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FICTION.

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us-er T-1 q warm lea--. plgTslotes NC
nance ai 100 E"EGs people 4eilo>. s'o'i7
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4 lose story with \ happy ending
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
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COACTIMAN, GARDENER.--VeF reliable;
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IsG7T-TT = -Youu= -zla FRIED Germans: chill
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LITERATURE.

CENTURY READINGS FOR a COURSE "
ENGLISH LITERA e Edited Sn6 an
Hntared bv 7 " CuniTe T. Lii. ] F a
TrrA. Ph. n. Karl Young, Fh. D. Of the
T-1i-ersit- OF wisconsin. So. pp AK. ll5"-
i7-ha Century Company
TIE selections include extracts from the
writings Of ali the great English poets ana
esSs-fs-z. from tho 4th 10 tils 10Th century
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FOR SALE.

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desks tvpeWriters. cash registers. adding ma
.htna~ min, AoCraphs. Ming cabinets. safes, al
S.Assipe mn chimes time clocks. partitions. check
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REMEDIES

~ az 0gD POISON, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
III apSDES COMPLAINTS and kindred dls
s~srs- rclgsf at oncs in dangerous cases. recent
- ,a6 those desiring only arst class scieht2hr
tras-ne-t should call u. eCNsCETR rss we'll
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HISTORY

g hiLE3e or -IEE e.lLeSs Adventures
Ht-1-H0e @.f. t.sE ,;GT invest Nom ee
1~1G-.HtU 3- = L Hayden.
1ft1 TrirL Photographs. usaps and
as eve. pp XVI. So Chicago
s.C~r = - Foyzi Norf hist
re- Foi-cs aid tEcl- work Y la rEc-0
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JUVENILE

~ rZGef DTZIE. ~ Var Rodney.
g.. -. fTEs CC-alE1s tHe--shi--g
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STR. MARY POWELL s sss- :3!'77''
SIh. hLSAH! Orchestra % eseF .-ea7'"F.
2 STnN AND POINTS N
= - - SO NEW ENGLAND
tase ISLAND sGnaa aGuTES

FALL. RIVER LINE. TIA Newport and
Rfver. " Pier r. y =, = W1Ersp 2~ S- S
WEALTH aud Priscilla Orchestra on eatn-
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Prov1dercs. 80
FIer Is NorrH River. foot NurT7r -, - -
49, ont = no . II Steamers PROTID11~'h'
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on eacn-
NORWICH LINE. Va New London ~ %
40 y r r. CtarBsou St week d2Es
p NJ. Pier 20. E. R, =. 2 22d 81 =. ~ = -. -
Strs. CITY OF LOWELL and CH1S -f-F@ W.
CHAPLIN
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Leave Pier IS. 2 P 2-45 p VI foot tasE
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WORK WANTED.

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cI4AIBERNAIp &c Respectable colorsd
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general housevorker. Haynes care 3. Clarke,
20 West 13+th st
DRESs:AKER wishes engagements in and out
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7YpEwRITlNe AND TYPEWRlTERs
VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau St; catalogus
<r>e. all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN rnderyvoods Rerliugrons. divers. SmithA
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slJRROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURsUA nee OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner e.. Thomas. surrogate or the County of
,-s,,- work. notice Is hereby given 20 al persons
ha,tug Claims against Cornelius 2. Mitchell late
OF the county 81 New fofA deceased 20 present
-. za,,e with vouchers thereof % the sub
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ne once Of Mitchell & Mitchell. Ne. - and 80
ytt,u er~aAt in the CITY OF New York. on or te-
tc,ra re s0th ia, ~ January, 1911. next
pated Now York. the 3oth lay OF july, 1910
MARY z =. MITCHELL ExeCutrfx-
MITCHELL X MITcHEfsI- Attorneys Tor TX
ecutrix, a. and 80 Vail street, Manhattan.
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F,ieN,sHEp ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants room; seventies eighties.
West: Christian; references; permanent r..
tsnr so Tribune Office
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For Both sexes-Country.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

child or INFANT 10 board in private country
home. best OF mothers Charles Nod-
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IFS WEST SGD ST.-Private baths; electricity;
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tors suite: opportunity.
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IN. oaiv contributed this Pilgrimage
=. ,,..r 1.a-l. But cut Il Up ana dovetatled
., iato Tho narrative. assisting her IL
N. story syselt. Mrs. Lelth is repuo-
,..,,,nr II in IS original form. and tells
preface the story Of her colla5ora-
-,--5 VII tie poet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17

rev collection Of eighteenth century
z.~z bv NJ Austin Dolson viii ap-
-es- before long. He calls il "old Ken
-, Palace and Other Papers.
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THE CUIEER SCHOOL

FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE.
More than four hundred GRADUATES 1aye en- en-
tered HARVARD. YALE. PRINCETON and
COLUMBIA Complete ACADEMIC and ATH-
LETIC EQUIPMENT. Small classes ana IN
dividual Instruction
Raapens OCT Sd 20 East J1th St.
Ao-pIr-I, II T-T--TI.ER T5aadnaster.
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e7--e "reminiscences CT Robert Louis
c-.,-A7sau wiz be included IN the auto
,.,s-.,lrz presently 10 be published 10y
Lieutenant General Sir Henri Smith
s---,e-5-- Commissioner CT Police IL the
,-..,- - london. The roTnancer was MS
-s7s<51-
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ExcU7 SIONS.
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION 10
~ IS p . DIN

sIEAhlIs ~ z = y y - - - -,
St 90 P " Return % y i by ST. n
RA~y.' q o. or b. ran s11n Dai-y. ezcspt
sun orchest~a See Fa-ace puelie el1Es q
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q ETEP,-zL POSE = story wtthcuT 8
.1Et1nIae O. an end = Melville C1eTe--
15 T i-s- E--1-tEE Il F5-eil C-'-1i-
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emaie.

c4AIBEPMATp &c Respectable colorsd
-z5rlan lately landed. as chanbernlaid and
general housevorler. Haynes 3. Clarke,
30 West
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
EASTER MUSIC IN
HAMPTON CHURCHES
Elaborate Programs TO be Rem
dered Tomorrow by Various
Choirs Celebrating Day.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS
AT CHURCH OF CHRIST

In Addition TO a oeoseous Floral Dis
play in the Edifice There VIII DC
Canary Birds and Gold F'sn-Spe'
ciaI Program Arranged for the Me
mortal Baptist Sunday School.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
JOHN w. ROWE MAY
ENTER Treasury RACE
Rumor says the Wholesale Grocer
viii Offer as Candidate Against
Incumbent johnson.

Interest in political circles We're re-
newed yesterday by the rumor that
Mr. John w. Rowe, head of the J. w.
Rowe Grocery Company, probably will
become candidate for country treas
urer in the election to take place IN
Elizabeth City county next year. Mr..
Rowe has not announced his inten-
tiOns of running for the office. but a
gentlemen close to him last night, de
clared that the probabilities are ex-
ceedingly favorable to Mr. ROwes en-
tering the race Mr.. Rowe Is a bust
ness man. who has made a success
of the wholesale grocery business
here and is well known TO the voters
OF the county.
Several months ago The Daily Press
announced that County Treasurer
David Johnson would have as his OPP
pOnents Messrs. Richard NJ. Booker
and probably Mr.. Marshall A. Booker,
so with Mr. Rowe in the race the bat
tie will be a royal one. Mr.. r. VI.
Wood was spoken OF as a prospective
treasurer candidate. but il is under
stood that he has told his friends that
he will not be in the race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26

Two full registered druggists at
HULl1S Cut Rate Drug store hish'
aud day. Phone 2SS. sa'su-u'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
First Methodist.

Mrs. William Wray. directress Of
the choir Of the First Methodist
church. announces the Easter morning
program as follows.
Organ yoluntary-Mrs. G. W. Wray,
Jr.
DoXOlOgy.
Hymn Christ the Lord is Risen
Today"
Anthem-Christ is Risen-Wiliams
Gloria.
Omeftory. Anthem-ChriSt Our Pass
over-Chandler.
Ilyma-"The Lord is Risen Indeed.
Sermon-'-The Power Of the Resur-
rection"
Hymn-~Behold the Glories of the
Lamb
Organ pustlgde.
An effort is being made for n record
attendance IN the Sunday school OF
the church on Easter morning. The
school meets promptly al $3.50 O'Clock.
\ feature Of the program will be the
singing Of two choruses by a choir 81
twelve male voices under the leader
ship OF Mr. i. + Richardson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
Mrs. Semple Very Ill.,

Mrs. Edward A. Semple, WidO" OIL
Major Semple. whose funeral occurred
yesterday, was said TO BE- extremely
i'll last night. Mrs. Semple is suffer
ing with "A severe attack OF pne llhon IL
and she is expected 70 pass me cIlSi"
within the next twelve or hltee"
hours
A number of the friends of the late
Major Semple assembled in St Jonh ,
church yesterday morning to at'enu
his funeral services, which were con
Quoted by the rector, Reyerdy fsst''i'
-. ID. Many pretty floral designs were
sent by acquaintances OF the d""u
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
Memorial Baptist.

The Sunday school OF the MemOrlai
Baptist church will observe this pro
gram tomorrow morning:
Don't You Hear Them Shouting
victory" by school.
Easter Flowers school.
Scripture reading Mat, 2S Chap.
Prayer
Hear the Bells of Easter'-By
school
Roll call of school.
Collection.
The Dear Old Strain"-by choir.
RecitatiOn-Once There Was-Ger-
trude Bradley and Taylor Frazer.
Solo-"O. Wondrous LOye"-Miss
Lizzie Armour
Recltation-The Day Breaketh-
Miss NOrine Tennis.
.Duet-"What Easter Brings
Misses Lillian Hudson and Lillian
RansOne.
All Hail-Exercise by two boys and
two girls
Solo-"The Resurrection Morn. -
Mrs. Thomas Chanin
Recitation Unawares-Miss Josie
Moore.
our Land for Christ"-Singing and
recitation by eighteen girls.
Little South Windy school.
Prayer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26

Rev. Charles Green, pastor OF Cen
trail Methodist church. announces the
program for Easter services IN his
church tomorrow as follows:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude
Hymn.
The Apostles Greed.
Prayer.
Ladies Quartette-"fle Lives Again
Parks.
Lesson from Old Testament.
The Gloria Patri
Lesson from New Tastement
Ofertory, Anthem.-'G Glorious Eas-
ger Dawn"-Iowden.
Hymn.
Sermon, Subject: The Prince of
Life"
Prayer.
Anthem, The Conquering King -
Hall
NIGHT SERVICE.
Organ Prelude
Prayer.
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TO OBSERVE tooth
ANNIVERSARY Of CHURCH
Congregation Of the First Methodist
TO Hold Interesting Exercises
Next Wednesday Night

The congregation OF the FIRST
Methodist church VIII celebrate the
one hundredth anniversary of Method
ism with interesting exercises in the
church next "Wednesday evening.
The program for the event follows:
Hymn-"HOw Firm Foundation.
Address-"This Church History '-
G. VI. Stangster.
Hymn-"How Tedius and Tasteless
the Hours.
Address ethodism In America
Key q. w Wray.
Hymn-"The Growing Day IS
Coming
Address" Experience and Testi-
m0nv"-S. l. Addison.
Hymn Am Bound for the Land
OF Canaan"
Refreshments.
Press Committee-G. w Wray and
c. Massenburg.
Music-G. Willie Wray and George
Wilson.
Reception-George w Guy. J. +.
Rowe. William H. Guy. c. f. Cheyne.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26

Easter Monday Ball by the Nalho-
lie Club at Administration Buiidlhs'
Fort Monroe. Va. Monday evening
March 2S. 1910. Tickets admitting
gentleman and lady fifty cents. -
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SATURDAYS.

The original Lights Saturday
candy. sold only AT HULLS Cut Rate
Drug Store in pound boxes on Satur-
DAY at 29c.
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Old ST. Johns.


Under the direction of Prof r. l.
Remick. the director of the choir. the
musical program at Old st. John S
Episcopal church at II o'clock tomor-
row morning will be as follows
Procession, Welcome Happy Morn
ing 80. ... .......- lSullNdhJ
Easter Anthem, Christ Our Pass
over 49,. tShePpeIu'
Festival TIE Deum in b minor tBuck)
Jubiiate in .... 80. .... tbuck'
Hymn. "Jesus Christ is Risen Today
-. -. .. 49,. ...(Worgan)
Gloria Tibi =. 80. go. (kemlck)
Hymn, "rhe Strife is Ger, ........
-. -. 80. $500. tPalesuinal
-Onertory. Unfold ye Portals
tGounod) with Trumpet Obligato by
Mr.. Thomas McVeigh
sSanctuS -. ........ themck)
Gloria in Excelcis 80. told ChanD
Recessional. Come ye Faithful" 80.
.....- tSuiltNah'
The incidental solos win be rem
dered by Mrs. f. c. Rees. Miss Rachel
Scott, Miss Gertrude jenkins. Mrs.
Walter Ellis. Hiss Agnes Ford. Mr.
s c. jenkins. Mr.. Charles 4. Junken
and Mr.. b. l. Williams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26

The various choirs in the churchoS
NJ Hampton will render elaborate
,onsical programs tomorrow in cele-
bration of Easter Sunday.
Among the many attractive ehuIor
decorations for the day will be mat
at the Church of Christ, OF which Rev.
John A. Jayne is pastor The floral
decorations will be made more no
ticable by the presence of large
number of canary birds and gold nsh'
which will be scattered over the eul-
fee In the morning the pastor VIII
nreach n special sermon, while ut
night the services will consist OF Il
'"rravel Lecture, with stereopucoh
Views. by the pastor. Mr.. Jayne has
a collection of $500 views.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26

Iho rrridouf vas in New York
Oily rfr0rfir ard vas a guest az a
Har1a'i OF CO. American Peace and
Arbitration Leag.c 90 ere Hotel As
l'- iai'r on De- spent some time
200 a dinner in honor 81 Herbert par.
sol. in fha same buiidiur
% ile rres.ie had been in Wash.
Ireior Attending f0 tusinc.s he would
DO nafr been near enough 20 the
he-hrri Parsons dinner 90 b. roptc
in.-NeU York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
NEWELL's OPENING TO-DAY.
Furniture Firm Throws Open New
Store for Inspection

Newell K Company. who have con-
ducted a furniture business here for
several years. will this morning throw
open thu doors of their new store
room in the Lake building. West
Queen street, To the general public
and today will be known as opening
day with the firm
The firm has arranged a voting con
test. in which every person visiting
the store today will be given q chance
TO win s.
The new store room is of two
stories and the stock OF furniture IS
well selected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-26
First BAPTIST.

The feature of the musical program
o. the First Baptist church viii BE-
the singing 81 several numbers by
sixteen male voices and the solo Work
81 Miss Mamie Copeland. Mt Preston
Richardson. w. Charles Copeland and
Mrs John Fustoi The programs Tor
the services follow.
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem -liafclrah To- the KiuF-C
r. Clemens
vner'o-I By the Thorny WAY Of
sorrow s. huorker
Anthem Christ is Riseu-SimDes
EVENING SERVICE.
Alinem Ocfeffc-Sciecfcd
ofenory Christ The Lord Is Risen
To-day Parker.
Ariaeu Ocfcite- Selected.
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The Washington times., 1910-07-31
AUNT DELIA'S PIES
ATTRACT PRESIDENT
Taft Takes Early Morning
Trip to Torrey Home
at Millbury.

BEVERLY, Mass. July 3I.-The ap-
pie pies that Aunt Della TOTrey
makes proved too strong an attraction
for President Taft early this morning
The Chief Executive called for Capt
Archie Butt and for the biggest Of
the White House cars and started
out from BeISrIy for Worcester. and
Aunt Delia's home in MLIbury
The day was perfect. with a cloud
less sky, a ten-miIe breeze blowing
from the southwest and tang in
the air The President didn't even
have TO bundle up for the ride al
though the morning was cool
One Of the Secret Service cars was
right behind all the way to Wor-
cester. but there were few people
who recognized the President The
chauffeur threw the high speed al
most as soon as he hit the State
road out Of Beverly. doing the twenty
miles an hour that the Massach husetts
law allows
The route had been examined by
the Secret Service men in the exDec-
tatiOn that the President would want
to see Aunt Della and eat more Of
her famous apple pie, so when the
order came today they had a route
laid out through the hills TO Eor-
ceSteT-
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
c. D. IIRRELL DIES
SUDDENLY At HOME
Representative From MaSSa-
ChuSettS SucCumbS TO Hem
Orrhage of the Brain.

NATICE- Mass, July sI.-CharIes
quincy TirreU. Representative from the
Fourth Massachusetts, district. died sud-
denly at his home here early today
Death was caused by a cerebral
hemorrhage- His wife. Mrs Mary Tlr-
reH. and his son. Arthur. who is also
his secretary. were with him when he
died.
Represents Jstive TIrreIi yesterday seem
ed in perfect health At 4-85 this morn
ing ne was taken suddenly III. and inn
mediateIy a hemorrhage OF the brain set
IN, resulting IN his death at S O'Clock
ar TirreH was born in sharon Mass
December 10. ls4 He was graduated
from Dartmouth College in 1856. was
admitted TO The bar in 1870 at Bostor.
where ne has since prsctced- was elect
ID to the general co-rt Of Nassachu-
setts from Weymouth in 1872 and to the
Massachusetts Senate from the Fourth
Eiiddlesex district for two terms in 1881
and lSS2, was Presidential elector in
IsSS
lie was elected to the Fifty-seventh-
T-Ifty-eiehrh Fifty-niutF. SixJieth, and
Sixty-d-st Congresses. He was a past
grand master Of the srand lodge OF
Odd Fellows