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teresting of the three days, although the woman S mass meeting held Sun day at the First Baptist church, at which a most instructive and inter- esting add ess was delivered by Miss Craine, of Baltimore, on ''The Unselfish Task, was a feature of the three days institute. Mrs. Farrar, of Little Rock, read a paper on De finite Bible Study yesterday after noon that was enthusiastically dis cuSSed. The paper was prepared by Miss Alma Flennekin, of Fl Dorado. The essay by Mrs. Hugh Fox on
 Systematic and Proportionatc Young, paper Cn The Work in the Friendship Association by Mrs. Lee Fox, and Our Training School as Interestingly discussed by Mrs. $. E. Tull, were features of the after noOn's session.
 A review of what was being accom- plished at the Margaret Home in Greenville, $. C., was presented by Miss Craine, after which Bible and Mission questions were discussed at length
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PEOPLES BANK TO
 MOVE TO SECOND

The Peoples Savings and Trust Company's bank will be moved from it's present location at Barraque and Pine streets to the James building at Second avenue and Pine street recently vacated by Durham, Luckett and Lewis. The lease for the build ing was signed yesterday by the owner, Thomas s. James, and the bank officials. The building will be remodeled and fine fixtures installed and it will probably be few weeks before the Bank gets in it's new quar- ters.
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Graphic's Great Free Trip Contest is Now Fairly
 Under Way.
EARLY START COUNTS
Many Changes in the Standings To. day and Contest is Just Stari-
 ed-Thc Contestants,

Sunday the real start was made nv the contestants in the Graphic free trip contest Those who get an ear ly start are often the ones who pet the best of the argument, but moi aI- ways, as sometimes those who get III at the last moment register large scores.
 It is just as we'll to get the start however, and once getting it to keen It. as some may later on develop into strong candidates, and they make up their mind to win one of these free tfIps, become dangerous opponents.
 IT you have up to this time been in dolGt as to whether you wanted to compete for one of the trips, to he gwen away by this paper, right now IS the time to dispel all doubts and make a good race in the contest now being waged.
 New Contestants Will Enter.
 New contestants may enter tho contest at any time, but do not let the others get too far ahead of you. as 1t may be more difficult to catch up than you anticipate. Get starr. ed as quickly as possible and get your friends to voting for you and the rest will be very easy
 The Graphic as a news and adver. llslhg medium covers this field bet ter than any other paper, and if you are already a subscriber and want to give contestant the votes a new subscription entities them to sub scribe to some friend or relative as the Graphic will be sent to any part of the United States at the regular subscription price.
 The Graphic after October 18th will have the news of the entire wo Id and by sending it outside of the state will serve as promotion litera- ture for this section of the state. Subscribe now and give the votes to your favorite candidates. If their name is not on the list, enter them and they may win one of these trips through your efforts in starting them in the first place
 Every Friend Gan Help.
 AS may be seen from the list, there are number of contestants from every district. This list will be aug mented to some extent and the yot- ing will be greatly increased. Near- ly every one was waiting anxiously for the announcement of the stand
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MANY BENEFICIAL
 SESSIONS HELD
Institute Held Here Under Auspices of the WOman's Baptist Mission.
 ary Union Adjourns.

The institute sessions held in this city Saturday, Sunday and Monday under the auspices of the Woman s Baptist Missionary Union were we'll attended and at adjournment yester- day it was stated by those in charge that much good work had iheen ac- complished at the various sessions. While the movement was solely to arouse local interest in the work of the Union. many out of town dele gates attended the sessions.
 Mondays meeting, held
 thea Hall was one of the most in
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First Annual Columbus Ball.

The first annual ball to be given under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus Council No. 1153 will be given at the Bluff City Club Hall Wednesday night of this week. The arrangement committee promises a most enjoyable time to those who at tend. The Pine Bluff Symphony Or chestra will furnish the music. Ad- mission $1. Ladies free. 2t.
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Fair Opens Most Auspicous ly, But. Teddy Was the
 Center of Attraction
EXHIBITS COMPLETE;
Roosevelt TickIed With the Human Flag-Defines the Issue of
 New National.
(By Sam John son

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. 1O.-(Spe- ciaD-Claiming more than 3O.OOO tgcitizens of the state as guests, Hot ' Springs today opened the Fifth An nual State Fair most auspiciously x and also welcomed ex-President Theodore Roosevelt to the Valley of < Vapors. The city is fairly bulging :. with the great throngs of visitors. { Never was an occasion of this kind given more attention The host has prepared for her guests. The city { is aglow with gorgeous decorations z along the streets, in fact throughout !. the city.
 Colonel Roosevelt attracted more attention possibly than the fair it. self. He arrived in the city 5 in the morning, as scheduled, accom- s panied by six Southern Governors and committee of local citiens who N met him at the Arkansas state line 1and accompanied him here. Amid fcheers iron the thousands of threats lat the fair grounds Colonel Roose- Welt addressed tie visitors, shortly Safter Governor Geo. w. Donaghey shad officially declared the fair open Eed. Nothing Of any conequence hap Epened during the Gay that would mar shA pleasure of the visitors The lMeit is believed to be one of the 4Alest and most complete ever col E1ected in this state.
 sGreat throalgs of people welcomed the past President as he entered the city of Hot Springs. Mounted police and Arkansas State Guard troops Surrounded the station as the train pulled in, to guarantee greater free dom of movement for the distinguish Rd visitor. He was escorted to a 1Otel, where he held public recep- ton and where he met and convers- Id with large number of former Members of the Rough Rider Regi- ment Colonel Roosevelt commanded n the Cuban campaign.
 NO Ily DtlOie IL U ClOCh OOIOuCl RAosevelt proceeded to beautiful Q&kl@wn park, where he was sche- &I3sd to speak. He rode in a Vic nda, and well-nigh the entire dis tHnco he was busily engaged in re-
 ding to the greetings of the null
 1te.
 WGolOnel Roosevelt spoke twenty nuhes from stand, then crossed
 e1ae grand stand and continued his
 Sss, and complimented the hu-
 Mag, saying:
 othing could have pleased me
 than this exhibit of Arkan-
 Sbest crop. I like the quality
 1 like the quantity.
 defined the new nationalism as
 ficient application of old nor
 to new conditions. The leg
 & of 100 years ago is no longer
 e Sam is the only power that
 ntrol the giant corporations,
 N must be made to behave de-
 This he said is not
 n, anarchy or an attack on
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r. J. VICK /
 DIED LAST NIGHT

I. J. Wick, @bo 9as been critically i'll at his home tpis city for sev- eral weeks, diedhssA night at 11:2.=. The funeral arrangeuents have not been completed.
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House and large lot for sale Lo- cated in southwestern part of city Lot large enough for several more houses.-Cotton Belt Savings & T ust Co 10 4t
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No wie Hadi Mohammed
 
   to
 
  inal Mohammedan  
 
  held United
  head councillor of Maydano  o prime
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The Steamer Grand, of Little Rock, passed down the river yester- day en route to the State Farm. It carried good sized cargo, but did not step here.
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FOR RENT-A small cottage on B. 5th ave. Convenient to town.- Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 10 At.
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FOR RENT--A two story dwelling on w. 9th ave- Modern convenieces. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 10 7 6t
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[ Mir. and Mrs. Goldweber, the lad ies' and Cents Clothes Builders, cor, Fourth and Main, Senyard Bldg. room
 101-2. If.
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A ten room furnished house for rent. Has been used as a boarding house. Conveniently located to rail- road shops.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 10 il At
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING.
 l. Glicksberg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office 27 Inn
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Every Friend Gan Help.

tCortinued on Page Five.)
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saltram. us: Xebec. rs; X Grenade,
l2O; Benlala. l20; Panique, l20; Good
Friar. 1870: Y w. |. Hinch, III.
Havre. 1875: Kings Guea. l2s. \ ap-
prentice allowance OF pounds claim
ed
Fourth race-Three years old ana
ND 81 mrlongs. selling-N McAndrews
100; \ Manheimer. 100; istria, TO- ;
bona A.. 1893; Lurid. lo3; Mae
Fletcher. 1913; Alloy, 1913; Flat-croob
t03. Firebrand. 1916; Demetris. 100;
Sam Fudge. 1915; Aunt Kate. l0S; Oar
der. JOS. X apprentice allowance ~
pounds claimed.
Filth race-Three year olds and up
/ mile ard sixteenth. special cohd
lions X Snug. IS; Miss Persula. loE
Lois Cavanash. l05: \ John Carroll
los: Pins and Needles, ia; \ appfeii-
rc. allowance of > pounds claimed.
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Other Results.

AT Roanoke-Roanoke, Virginia
League. /: Greensboro. Carolina AS
ISOLATION, o.
AT Observation-Disclosures Techs. 5:
bingham School, Asheville. n. c.. 4.
At Charlotte-University of Virgin
ia, 6; University OF North Carolina. 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. Eastern
League. 2: Lynchburg. Virginia
League. o.
At New Orleans-New Orleans,
Southern. ): Cleveland. American
League second team. /.
At Winston-Salem-W Winston Salem.
Carolina Association, 3; Oak Ridge, 2.
At Acknowledgement University, o;
Georgia Techs. 9.
At Macon-Atlanta, Southern, g.;
Macon, South Atlantic. l..
At Columbia-Montreal Eastern. s.;
Columbia. South Atlantic, 4.
At Richmond-New York Ameri-
leans. 5; Richmond State League, l.
At Columbus-Mongomery. South
ern. 3; Columbus. South Atlantic, ..
At ottesville-TOronto. East
ern League. 5: University OF Virginia
second team, 5.
At Columbus. Ohio-Chicago Ma
tionals Z; Columbus. American Asso-
citation, l.
At Notwithstanding Nationals,
q; Memphis. Southern League. 4.
At knoxville-University OF Ten
nessee. 10: University of Kentucky, S.
At Cincinnati Nationals. 5; Boston
americans. 2.
AT Lexington. Va.-Virginia. Nj. J.,
4; Roanoke College. 2.
Peoria-Chicago Nationals. second
team. 4: Peoria. The II. s.
AT Baltimo-e-Brooklyn Nationals,
IL: baltimore Eastern. 3.
AT ithaca-CornelI, 1; Bucknell, /.
GA innings.)
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The Returning Birds.

Save the harsh. wearing, unceasing
chirp of the English sparrow. now
so universally recognized TO De an
undesirable citizen that the aericui-
tural department is sending out H.
structions for his determination, we
have been for months deprived OF the
cherry notes CT the feathered visi-
tors which we prize SO much. Now,
with the flowers that come in the
spring. ira la, they are beginning TO
be heard again, and viii be every
where hailed with delight. There is
something inexpressibly sweet and
moving in the first soft MARBLE OF the
bluebird on sunny March day.
Charming and melodious in itself. II
is thrice welcome and joyful as the
harbinger of glad chorus TO fcilow'
and the first proclamation OF the iact
that the icy grasp of winter must soon
be ioosed and fields and Woodlands
flooded with song and reclad In the
fresh yerdue and blossoms OF another
spring. A close second to the Diue-
bird. sometimes neck and neck with
him. comes the confident, friendly
robin. his throat bubbling over with
cheerful melody. and along with MN
the active. jaunty. fearless, noisy
blacks or purple grackles--Cncinnau
Enquirer.
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FOREST FIRES NOT 50
OBSTRUCTIVE LAST YEAR

Fire played less havoc In the WOOD
lands OF the National Forest States
last year than it did In 1908. although
the number of fires was 40 greater
The department of Agriculture mas
Just completed the statistics Inc
protective value of he work OF IN"
department, is shown In that Cd al
most eighty per cent of the fires were
extingulshed before as mlch as hVe
acres had been damaged; 90 less
than one and one-half acres 10 the
square miles OF national forest lahi
was burned over; CD, and the amount
of damage done to the bnrned-oVer
area averaged but $l26 per acre.
For the twelve months ending De
cember 81 last, there were 3,l3S hies
on the forests: 1.iS6 caused by lceo-
motives. 43l by campers. 29i by light
ming. 1Sl by brush burning. ~ by III
cendiaries, SO by sawmills and don
key engines. 1853 by miscellaneous
and 75S by unknown agencies. Inc
arae burned over was, III rouild
figures, 100000 acres, of when ABOUT
81. 900 were private lands in nauohai
forests nc against some 100000 acres
In 1908. Some 170.0G0.00O board fee'
OF timber was consumed. Of when 3D.
0000 900 feet was privately owned as
against 230,000,s00 in the previous
wear. The loss in value OF tiinDer
destroyed was less than $3oo'ooo'. Vi
which close to $4,000 was prlvateiy
owned. The lass OF the year before
was abont $3.50. 900. Damage done 10
reproduction and forage shows re-
markable decrease. less than $l6O'ooo
being the record for 1909 and over
500 5000 that for 1908.
The largest number OF fires occur
red in Idaho. 991: but the great III
crease over 1908 in that state: name
ly. 573; is entirely attributable 10
fires in the Occur d'Alene, which were
extinguished without material dalh-
age Locomotive sparks were &C
/ countabla for GIL of the bazes in this
/ forest last year. The explanation vi
the increase in the total for all lot
ests is 10 be found in this Couer
d'Aleno increase.
J The report Oh the lOitS''t iN'
said of the fire record of 1908: Ihat
year was one of prolonged drought
during the summer and fall. and OF
disastrous forest fires throughout the
summer and fall. and OF disastrous
| forest res throughout the country.
The national forests suffered relative
| ly little. About 232,19l,0 board fee'
of timber. or 0.06 per cent OF the
stand, was destroyed. A total OF .
1923 fires vas reported, OF which Z,oo9
| were small fires confined as a rule 10
an area of five acres or less. Inc
cost of fire fighting, exclusive OF me
| salaries of forest officers, was SO.
2ss.33. This sum. added to the pro-
| portion OF the total salaries or ran
gers and guards properly changeabIe
| to patrol and fire fighting, was less
than one twentieth of one per cent OF
the value of the timber protected,
| estimated at an average stumpase
| value of So per thousand.
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RAGING EVENTS At
JAMESTOWN TRACK

NORFOLK. VA. April 81. w
Schorr Otilo upset calculations al
the jamestown track today. winning
af Z to and to l from field
which included Ragman. the favori'e
ard who had won his last eight races
Dr. pillow. returning To his old form
captured the sieeplechase easily.
Summaries.
First race-Fiye one-half furlOnss
rnrse-P Patriot. llG, Burns, 2 to l.
won; Fcnd Heart. li2. Reid, TO 10
second: Grenade. 109. Burton,el2 TO !
third. Time 1907. Merrie Lassie ana
Racing Belle ran.
Second raee-Mile ana sixteenth
Yurse-otilo, 1875, Musgrave. . 10 !,
won; Pins and Needles, 1O4. Lang, =
10 ]. second, Ragman. 10, Reid 2 10
third. Time 3:O9. Woodside ana
Male Fletcher ran.
Fourth race-Four one-haif furlongs,
selling Rash. rs, Steinhardt, to 10,
won; Jack Ryan. 1o2. Reid to l.
second: Doris Ward 9S. Lang. 70 TO
4. third. Time 30 Is; Yankee Lady,
ortesa. Good News. Nj. !. Shannon and
Abe Attell ran.
Fifth race-Six furlongs selling -
Billie Hibbs. III. Lewis, s to won;
Uppara. 9S. McCahey, 6 10 ., second;
Xebec. 10. Palms. II TO I. third. Time
1:14 So. Lurid EminOla, Kings
Guinea and Katherine Van ran.
Sixth race-SiX furl0ngs, hunters
Silver Cup-Garrett, 1S0 Mr.. Carney.
8 to won; Queen Mary. 1870. Mr..
Emilio. 6 TO 3, second; No Name. 1870,
MIR. Davis. 2 TO ]. third. Time ! 20.
Buster Brown Bachelor, School Boy,
ohlarow ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race-Three years and up.
selling. furlongs-N Amoret, 50;
< Osorine, 10i; Patriot, 1903; kilder-
kin. 1C2; King Avondale, 10. Y ap'
prentice allowance of > pounds clam.
ed.
Second race--Two year old maidens,
a furlongs -Maromara. los; Bertha
ID. los; Jack Ryan. los; NJ. j. SHAH
non, los; Mayweed. los; Y Stepchild.
f0S; X Yankee Lady, 10S; Doris WaI !.
les ;-Janelder. los; Nora Emma. los.
X Engelking entry.
Third race-Four years Odds and up
Z furlongs, selling-X Eminola, us.
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BASEBALL SCORES
Nationals Win,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April p,
The Tie that resulted in the baseball
series between the two philadelphia
major league clubs was broken today
when the Nationals defeated thelr
rivals by the score OF to ,. The
game was AN even affair until the
sixth inning when the Nationals made
three runs which The Americans
could net overcome. The series now
stand 3 to > in favor OF the Nationals.
Score. II ii +
Americans -. 2O100O000-3 ) l
Nationals O02O3O01--6 IL /
Batteries-Kraus. Dygert and Thorn
as: Marcney, Moren and Cheek and
Doom. Umpires. Connelley and MO
ran.
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PILES CURED At HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHO

n you suffer from bleeding. itch
ing. blind or protrudiug Piles. send me
youI address. and will tell you how
10 cure yourself at home by tie new
absorption treatment; and viii also
send some OF this home treatment free
for trial. with references from your
own locality il requested Immediate
relief and permanent cure assured
Send no money. but tell others OF thic
offer. Write today to Mrs NJ Sum
mers- Box P, Metre Dame. Ind
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-10
New York Toys With Yale.

NEW YORK. April 9.-ln the first
exhibition game at the Polo Grounds
today the New York Nationals simply
toyod with Yale. The score was II
TO o. Yale did not get clean hit UNI
til the eighth inning and eleven OF
their men struck Out. In the third
inning twelve men faced Freeman.
making eight hits and nine runs.
Devcre and Doyle each hit safely
twice in this inning and Devore and
Becker each made triples. The bases
were filled when DeyOre made his
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Americans victors.

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. April 9.-The
New York Americans. with Ford and
Warhop pitching. defeated the Jersey
city. Eastern Leaguers. today by
score of 6 to /. The locals avoided q
shut out in the fourth inning by
punching two hits with Chase's error.
Chase and Cree did the best batting
for the visitors, with Hester and
Gardner starring in the field.
Score: X II +
New York ... 4O1000010 -6 10 /
Jersey City 8. 600 O00O0-1 2
Batteries-Ford, WARRIOR and
Sweeny: Walder. Walker. Spahr and
Fisher. Umpire, Halligan. 2
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

- ACRES ON EDGE OF CITY OF
Hampton. $500; 1877 acres Il miles
from Hampton. 5000. Both plated
for suburban lots. and bag money
can be made in this way. Fine
water front property near Hampton,
facing Old Point; 30 acres of land,
10 room dwelling. Very valuable
property. Fine winter home for
man of means and valuable for sub
division. Magnificent views Of
Hampton Roads. SOMMERNlLl-E
TRUST CO. Inc, Newport News.
Va. 10.
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three base hit. Druck allowed only
one scratch infield hit In Ave innings.
Score: II III II
New York OO921022x-l4 Is 2
Yale .. O0O006OOO-- y
Druck, Parsons and My
ers. Schlel and SnOdgrass; Freeman,
TOmms and Badger.
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What's the Use

studying color cards. catalogues. etc.
aud worrying yourself. wife and
friends to death trying 10 decide
which OF the many ADULTERATED
RANTS is the BEST one Is just a.
good a. another. II you wish a paint
that Is not ADULTERATED and
PERFECT buy and use
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-10

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. April 9.-Vir'
GINA outplayed Carolina at the bat.
In the box and on the field this af-
ternoOn. winning the game by the
score Of to 2. Wilmer played the
star game for Virginia. pitching
superb game. His home run was the
feature. Hedgepeth. Carolina's tiwrler.
was in poor form and had 10 be re-
lieved N the sixth by Stewart.
Score IL r.
Virginia lOO30020O-6 5
-Carollna 0020O0OOO-2 4 2
Batteries-Witmer and Rohan;
nedgepeth, Stewart and Bni. Umpire,
Dobard. Attendance, 1000.
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The Alternative.

Yes" said Tom Poorman. I've
been invited to her wedding. but I'm
not going"
But" urged his friend. do you
think You can AFFORD 10 have your
absence noticed"
Better than ! can afford to have
my presents noticed. That's the
trouble
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Midshipmen Defeated.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. April 9.-The
University of Pennsylvania defeated
the midshipmen today by a score of
10 to 0. Shultz pitched an excellent
game for Pennsylvania. allowing the
navy bit three scattered hits and re-
firing ~ men on strikes.
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United We Lie"

BY the time Dr. Cook. who is said
TO b Frustrated. gets back to New
YORK TO try to recover. Commander
Feary may be ready to take a fiat
with him and nail over the door.
United We Lie; Divideu We Fell
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Does NJ. smith live Aere?-
No. sir
Does D. live IN this street,
Yes. .ir-
10 y5u know his number7-
No. sir. bit youn sec q on his
DOOR. - Punch.
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FOR SALE-200 ACRES LAND AT
IS per acre, in Southampton Coun-
~. Va. l mile from Postoftlce.
from railway Contains about
100. 600 feet CT mercantable timber
and 10 acres young timber. most
ly pine. Rapidly growing in size
and value. room house on it. Here
is Il snap. SOMMERVILLE TRUST
CO. Inc. 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-10

TO CLEAN
marble and granite tombstones III
the cemeteries OF every city ana
town. Easy, nice work. Experience
unnecessary. Make $500 TO $1,000
per day. Particulars free. +. T..
HART. 226 West tOrty-fourth
street. New York City. 10.
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WANTED-YOU TO CALL ON,
phone or write c. b. NELMS, room
1913 Silsby Building, 21O0 Washing
ten Ave, when you wish to borrow
6 per cent money, or buy a dwell
ling. You can save by seeing him.
3.
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Wherein They Differ.

She: When a man starts 70 tax
he never stops 70 think
He. ~AEd when a woman starts
she never thinks 10 stop. Chicago
News.
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WANTED-YOU To KNOW THAT
the Newport Hotel has some more
beautiful rooms at 81 and $3.50 per
week. Running water in every room.
THOS. J. HUNDLEY. Is.
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WANTED-TO SELL WHITE WASH
lime. brushes, paints, oils, glass.
HENDRICKS HARDWARE, Jeff-
erson Ave. and Twenty-fourth
street. Bell Phone 116. Thu-Su-Tue
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Princeton Takes the Game.

PRINCETON, \. J., April q
Princeton's pitchers were too effective
at critical moments this afternoon for
Ursinus and the visitors were defeat
ed by score of to g. Woodle. who
began for Princeton. did not allow a
hit in five innings.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND
Corliss engine. Give full particu-
lars and quote bottom price to
HAROLD ID. Fish, High Point, n.
G. IL.