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KIDNEY TROUBLES
Thn kidneys are essential organs
for keeping the body freo from lin
Surittes. If thoy should fall to work
oath wouldensue In Tory short time.
Inflammation or Irritation caused
by some feminine derangement may
spread to some extent to the Kidneys
aod affect them, The cause can be
so far removed by using Lydia E.
Pinkham'n Vegetable Compound
that the trouble trill disappear.
When a woman is troubled with
pain or weight in, loins, backache,
swelling of the limbs or frot, swell?
ing* under the eyes, mi uneasy, tired
feeling in the region of the kidneys,
she should los? no timo in com?
mencing treatment with
Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetable Compound
It may be tho means of Raving hor life. Rend what this medicine did
for Kate A. Uearn, 520 West 47th Htreet, Now York, who writes:?
Dear Mm. Plnkhnm:?"I owe a debt of gratitude to Lydia E. Plnk?
ham's Vegetable Compound for It hna saved my life. I Buffered with
Kldnoy trouble, irregularities and painful porloda, and my blood was
fast turning to water. I used your medicine for some timo and It has
made mo strong and well."
Lydia B. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound made from native roots
and herbs cures Female Complaints, such as Fallingaud Displacements,
ond Organic Dtsoasos. Dissolves nnd oxpets Tumors at an early stap-e.
It strengthens and tones the Stomach. Cures Headache, General Debility
and luvlgorntes tho whole system. For derangement of the Kidneys In
either sex Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound Is excellent.
Mrs. Plnkham's Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female Illness are Invited to write
Mrs. Plnkhnm, ut Lynn, Mass., for advice. It Is free.
THE OLD DOMINION S. S.
SPECIAL STEAMER
-TO
Jamestown Island
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th
For the benefit of ihoso wishing to take part In
THE MEMORIAL SERVICES AND PILGRIMAGE OF THE
HOUSE OF BISHOPS
?TO?
JAMESTOWN ISLAND
? 'Jjj The o. D. S. S. Co. will operate their palatial
"STEAMER BERKLEY"
on the following schedule, leaving Newport News Tier A in a. nil.;
urrlve at Jamestown Island 1 p. in. Returning, leave Jamestown Is?
land :i p. in.; arriving at Newport New s :, .;:u p. in.
Fare: Round Trip, $1.00.
Luncheon served oil board .steamer 75c.
W. 8. WOODROW, W. H. LANDON,
Traffic Manager. Agent.
SPECIALS TODAY
AT
75c. Suitings today only 10c. yard.
The Hue of Suitings we are advertising .it 19c. consist of Flan?
nels, Serges and Worsteds In all widths, only -19c. yard, A large
line of ladies' Street aud Evening Hats just received, in all the latest
Shapes. !**'#,. -
New fall suits now on display in window
HOLLISTER'5
A Busy Medlclna (or Buiy Peoplt,
Brines Golden Hulth and Reuwcd Vigor.
A ?peelflo for Constipation. Indigestion. T.tver
nml Klilnry trouble*. Pimples, Krzeinn, Impure
Ilioort. llnrt Ilroath. Sluc^lsh llowol?. Headache
and Uiickaetie. Its Rocky Mountain Tea In lnl>
Ict (orm. 36 rents a box. (Jenulnc mailo by
lIOIXISTSR Dhuo Compiny. MadI ion. ?Vit
Ai?LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
MEN ANDWDMEft.
Oie lU(Ul.truuaalurM
dlichargas.lnaaniuiaUo&l,
Irritations or utcaiailo&f
of maoouo marnbran**
Falulssl. and not aitrln
cant or polaoooa*.
Sold by ?rajnrUU.
or not lo plain wrap-pi
br aapraaa, prepaid, tot
Si.oo. orlbottlaseiTk.
Otinelar ?rat? ?enunt.
Watch and Jewelry
We make a specialty of fino Watch nnd Jewelry repairing in all
of Its branches.
Having, tho LARGEST and moat com ploto and up-to-date repair de?
part men t)yin tho city, we can guarantee you tho very best of work
at honest ?pd reasonable prices.
j. jNpalmer's sons
T$% LEADING JEWELERS'
2104 Washington Ave.
IvlaMl.hr
1802.
GILDS GLOBE ON STAFF
703 FEE! ABOVE GROUND
Baring Utile Man Slakes Hew Re?
cord for Steeple
lacking.
FEAT WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS
Climbing to Top of Pole With Assist?
ance of HalyardG, Ernest Cappelle
Spends an Hour at Dizzy Height,
Calmly Pasting Gold Leaf on Sur?
face of Steel Globe.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.?A now record
for steeple-Jacking was made today
wile,, Bmest Cappelle climbed up the
riagstafr of the singer building
and damped a globe to the top of
the staff, 703 feet above the ground.
Thousands of people along Broadway
and other downtown streets, stopped
to watch the daring little man as he
made the perilous ascent, while thou?
sands more viewed the novel sight
from the windows of tin1 big office
buildings In the vicinity.
Used Halyards for Climbing.
Cappelle made his appearance on
top of the tower accompanied by an
assistant, who remnlned at the base
of the flagstaff. With the assistance]
of n rope, which dangled from a pul?
ley nt the top of the staff. Cappelle
began to climb, and after several at?
tempts, finally reached the top about
tm hour later. Tin* staff Is lit; feet -
Inches long. Sixty-two feet three In?
ches of this Is above the plnnncle of
the lower, while thirty-four feet of it
Is firmly supported inside. The stnff
Is 10 3-4 inches In diameter at the
base, 9 3-4 Inchoa at the tower, and
5 5-S Inches al the lop, where Cappelle
clamped the steel globd which is 12
Inches In diameter.
Worked at Dizzy Height.
Working nt a dizzy height Cappelle
pasted gold leaf on the globe until
the watching crowd bolow could see
It glistening In the bright sunlight.
Occasionally Cappelle swayed lo anil
fro nt his work, exciting fears, among
the thousands of watchers that he
would fall. Cappelle remained nt the
top of the pole for about nn hour, sit?
ting in n "bosun's" cnir slung from the
single halyard. An enat wind was
blowing, but apparently did not hin?
der the steeple-Jack as he worked his
way slowly down the staff.
Efi?Tirilfty
. CELEBRATED AT FAIR
(Continued from Pago 6;)
Hons dovotlon to the public welfare,
fidelity to the principle of local gov?
ernment and home rule, a zeal for
reform tempered with regard for ex?
isting rights nnd reverence for the
Constitution, a love of justice which
knows np difference between persons
and a courage, independence, nnd self
reliance, combined with an absolute
confidence In the people, which have
never been surpassed nnd rarolv If
ever equalled In all the long history
of our Commonwealth, Would yon
know what kind of citizenship the
State of New York cherishes? Then
behold our Governor, Chnrles Evans
Hughes.
Greeting to Virginia.
"To Virginia, the oldest of our
States and the nursery of our great,
est statesmen New York brings nn
affectionate greeting. It was no no
cldent.thnt fron) this stock and from
this soil should have sprung those
Illustrious Virginians. Washington
Jefferson, Madison anil Monroe, who
for thirty-two yenrs guided so success
fully the destinies of t)ie young repttb
lie of the United States of America.
In these inter days our State Is Im?
itating with more success the ttnniv
proachahle example of Virginia. The
only living ex-President is n New
Yorker. And all America delights tn
honor the good sense the ardent pa?
triotism, the sturdy indepence. the fine
courage nnd firm resolution, and the
simple, straight forward honor and In?
tegrity of tlrover Cleveland. And
what shall I say of that other New
Yorker whom the nation with an ov?
erwhelming endorsement has now es
faHishcd as its Chief Executive? Cer?
tainly the eyes of the world are on
him ns on no other President, since
Washington, nnd the hearts of the
American people are with him. A
knight devoted to righteousness, a
brave and tireless pursuer of the law?
breaker and the guilty, he has made
it his mission to puil down the mich
tv from their seats and to magnifv
the power of the people to secure an.i
maintain, even In an age of business
and financial consolidation, equalltv
of economic onportunity nnd immunity
from economic Injustice and oppres?
sions. Among all the Presidents of
the United States Theodore Roosevo"
of Neu- York Is pre-eminent as a mor?
al nnd social reformer."
Public Reception.
A public reception by Governor
Hnches nnd a buffet luncheon con?
cluded these exercises. The offlcisl
?xnositlon dinner at the Swiss village
followed and (hen came the military
feature on the parade grounds.
A brilliant reception occurred nt the
Now \ht\( building from 9 to 11
o'clock tonight.
Ll/S/TAiV/A LOWERS
RECORD 11 HOURS
NEW YORK. Oct. 11?Tho Lust
tntiiii passed Kiro Island at 12:07 a.
in. Will probably bo abreast the
Handy Hook Lightship at 12:25 a. in.,
making time for her trip four days ana
twenty hours.
Averaged 24 Knots.
NEW YORK. Oct. 11.?The Luslta
nla came to anchor between the light?
ship and the bar about four miles
from the point of Sandy Hook.
The Lusitanla's time averages al?
most exactly 24 knots an hour for the
entire trip. Her average on her first
trip was 23.21 knots.
?The Lust tan la on this trip lowered
the record for the voyage between
Queenston and New York by over
eleven hours.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
COMES TO A CLOSE OCT. 19.
Effort Will be Made to Set Aside $5,
000,000, for Work Among the
Negroes.
RICHMOND, YA., Oct. 10.?BoUl
the supreme bodies of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of America, In tri?
ennial convention here, wrestled all
day long with church problems und
the meetings of the auxiliary organi?
zations, notably the conferences of
Sunday School workers, added to the
Interest of the great gathering.
.Measures providing for uniting the
dioceses and missionary districts into
provinces, changes in tho boundaries
of western districts and dioceses, u
lohunge in the status of Brazil from
an independent jurisdiction to n mis?
sionary dlstrlc of tue American church,
were among those adopted by the
I house of bishops.
The house of deputies was occupied
with committee reports and proposeu
amendments to canons.
Tho work of me delegates has pro?
gressed sufficiently to permit the
reaching of an agreement between the
two houses today for an adjournment
of the convention on October 10.
Wants Money for Negroes.
The Bishop of Montana asked the
convention to raise $5.nut),(M)il for work
among the negroes In the South, and
Dr. Cn>l Grammar, of Philadelphia,
gave notice ho would call up the mat?
ter of .work among the negroes to?
morrow.
Further than this the negro question
was not discussed in the general con?
vention today.
FRUIT STEAMER WILL
CARRY CHINESE CREW
Norwegian Sailors Are So Intemperate
and Unreliable That Owners Will
Not Employ Them.
(By the Associated Press.)
MOBILE:, ALA., Oct. 10.?Nearly all
vessels In the Central America fruit
trnde, it Is said, in tho nex: few weeks
will replace their Norwegian crews
with Chinamen.
About X() per cent of these steamers
are chartered from Norwegian own?
ers, who. it is- said, hare concluded
that owing to tho unsatisfactory labor
of their countrymen, their unreliabil?
ity, intemperate habits and the in?
creasing number of desertions, partly
on account of interference of boarding
house manors, they will no longer
employ them.
Mach ship will sign probably 35 men,
bringing the total number of Chinese
to 1.0.10.
PRESIDENT KILLS FINE BUCK.
Bears Seem to Be Scarce on the Ten
sas, However.
(Ilv (he Associated Press.)
STAMBOUL, LA., Oct. 10.?A couri?
er who arrived from the President's
camp on the Tonsas river late today
reported that the President had kill?
ed a flue buck but otherwise tho hunt
today was barren of result.
Tlie animal was brought down from
a long distance nnd fell after the llrst
shot. The condition of the ground is
much Improved Blnce the rain and the
weather is still cool enough to ren?
der the exercise delightful to tho
President. v
Five to One 8hot Won.
(By Associated Press.)
BELMONT PARK, N. Y.. Oct. 10.?
Brookdalo Nymph, a r, to 1 shot easily
won the Bronx handicap six furlongs
r?t Ueltnont Park today. Orarulum
set n last pace, but In the stretch
Brookdalo Nymph took command and
won in the fast time of 1:12 2-5.
Roslmtro. a R to 1, won the Hurrl
cana selling stakes._|_
Sterling Silver.
Hand Painted China, by
master painters.
ART POTTERY.
RICH CUT GLASS.
We have a full stock of all suitable
wedding presents, and our prices are
right.
Hales Co.,
JEWELEI.S.
Washington avenue corner of Twenty
ninth r-treot.
ONLY RESTAURANT IN TOWN
THAT SERVES CHOP 8UEY
AND YOKOMA.
Any porson wanting nlco, Chinese
or American meal go to Now Tork
Restaurant, 2409 Warwick avenue.
8-30 3mo?,
Tested and Proven
There Is a Heap of Solace In Being]
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earncd Reputation.
For months Newport News readers
have Boon the constant expression of
praise for Doan's Kidney l'llls. and
read about the good work they have
done In this locality. Not another
remedy ever produced such convinc?
ing proof of merit.
A. J. Hnuser, living nl 325 Thirty
third street. Newport News, Va..
says: "i am glad to recommend
Doan's Kidney l'llls to nnyono suffer?
ing from kidney Complaint, as I be?
lieve them to be n reliable kidney
remedy. My hack was very lame and
sore and I suffered a good deal from
pains through my loins. Doan's Kid?
ney Tills, which I procured tit Al?
len's Drug Store relieved the trou
l'le nnd It is a pleasure for me to re?
commend them to others suffering
from kidney disease." (From state?
ment given Jan. 14th. ino.T).
A Permanent Cure.
Mr. Hauser confirmed tho above
statement on Aug. 29th. 1907 in the
folloWing words: "I think just as
highly of Doan's Kidney Pills at Ibis'
time ns when 1 gave n statement some
time ago recommending them. The
cure they affected several years ago
has proven a permanent one as I
huvo not suffered the slightest indi?
cation of kidney trouble since."
For sale by nil dealers. Price f>0
cents. FoBter-M(lburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for the United
Slates.
Remember the name?Doan's?and
take no other.
AMUSEMENTS.
HELEN BYRON.
Tho Sunbeam of Musical Comedy In
"Peggy From Paris"
Geo:go Ado's Comic Opera
109-3t.
ACADEMY'
MATINBB AND NIUHT
October 12th
EDWARD SAXON
in
Soli Smith Russell's Greatest success
"Peaceful Valley"
flCAPEMY-MONDAY
A GUARANTEE ATTRACTION
CHARLOTTA NILLSON
IN THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY
"The Three of Us"
Original Madison Square Company.
Epworth League Star Course
SUNSHINE & SHADOWS
Entertainment by ,
"Sunshine" Hawks
Chestnut Avenue Methodist Church,
2.* tli und Chestnut.
Monday. Oct. 14, 1907.
8:15 p. m. Admission 25c.
HELP WANTED MALE.
ARE YOU A DRAFTSMAN ?
One of the most important departments of our
business is devoted 10 supplying employer* with !
thoroughly competent draftsmen. Positions now
open lor hundreds of men who can do good work
on the board .?t ? J - ? a > c.ir. Also openings
for h grade Salesmen, Managers Superinten?
dents, Kngincers, elc. Offices in I. cities. Write
us today Mating experience and position desired.
HAP?OODS (Inc.) Brain Brokers.
1311 CreuMswiaKa Tout B'.lg., FUltielpMa
EDUCATIONAL.
Virgil Piano School and
School of Public
Performance.
Washington Avonuo and Twenty
ninth street, Newport News, Va..
opens Tuesday, October 1, 1907. The
most scientific and progressiv? moth
od fraught. The method of the great
conservatories of Europe.
MISSES EWELL,
Directors.
LADIES!
The latest craze Is Puffs!
Puff?! Puffs! For tho latest
designs in all kinds of hair
goods, go to
NICHOLAS' HAIR DRESS- ?
ING PARLOR
203. 27th strcot, Sllsby Buldg
jjfaaa?l>?i^^^
MESIC'S CASH GROCERY
8510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE.
A tow specials for week /?tiding Oct. 12, 1907:
Flour (Cold Medal) two I2lb. Unga fo - 70c or $n a i>i>i.
California Canned Peaches at no c a can. or $2-2"> per dor..
Qood Canned Peaches and Pens at 15c & can, worth 20c (Daltlmoro
packed).
Heinz naked Deans (the best) at 10 and 16c a can.
Try our Succotash, the best on the market'! .New York State-pack).
Van Camp's Red Kidney Beans, Iii cans (they're fine).
Swift's Silver Ix-af Lard, 3, 5 and in lb cans at 40c, tl'ic and $1.25
a can.
Upton's Perfection Coffee (Mocha and Java) at 2?c a lb.
Try our all pork country Sausage, at 16c a lb.
Jones' Hams, the best at 17c a lb. worth 18c.
New Prunes, just, arrived, large and medium II or I lbs, for 25c.
Sliced Beef (in glass jars) at 20c a glass, worth 2?e.
.lust received a fresh lot of Bird Seed only IOC a pkg.
Try our Apple Blossom Toilet Soap (It's fine) at 15c a box, or'2
for 2?e. *
Kippered Herring In mustard, at 20c and in oil at l?c a can.
Pull Cream Choose at 20c a lb.
New Pig's feet, highly spiced and pickled. :l His for 2?c.
New Buckwheat already prepared at 10 and 10c a pkg.
At MESIC'S
8510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE. CIL Phone 109.
9
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WHY DON'T YOU RENT YOUR VACANT
ROOMS INSTEAD OF LETTING
THEM STAND IDLE?
A 25c For Rent Ad. in the
"Daily Press"
Will bring you in Many Dollars tor them.
Those who wo rooms don't go up nnd down tho streetB
looking for sig The first, thing they do ts to Bean the
"For Rent" column of tho Dally Press.
If, you oro Interested, call us up. Our representative will call and
get your ad. or give other Information If desired. K
Betl 'Phone 181.
WANTED,
GOOD AGENTS MAKE ?5.00 PER I
day and more selling new Au'onui,
tic Fastener for either skills or
trousers. Unrivaled agency propo?
sition because repent, sules tt/e
guaranteed. (Not sold in stores.)
Write for special offer to :.<prr
Bent us. AUTOMATIC HOOK &
BYE CO.. Hoboken, N. J. 9-U4t
WANTED?JANITOR FOR SAILORS
Rest Apply to SUPERINTEN?
DENT, Sailors Rest. U-lO-UL
WANTED MY GENTLEMAN AND
.wife, three rooms rurnished for,
light housekeeping: second floor|
preferred. Adtlress "L. Hi K.," care
of Daily Press. "J-10 2t...
WANTED?GENTLEMAN TO OC0U
py nicely furnished room, all con?
veniences. Apply 119 Twenty-eighth
street. lU-Stf.
-i i
WANTED?SMALL HOY TO AN
BWer 'phone. 200 Thirty-first
street. ' 10-9-tf.
WANTED?HOARDERS?1110 THIR
ty-f|rst street; modern conven
? lences! references exchanged.
WANTED?TO BUT, SELL OR Ex?
change furniture and stoves. 0. W.
LEWIS, 2602 Huntington avenue.
3-17-3m.
WANTED?TUB PEOPLE TO KNOW
wo nre buying and selling new and
second-hand Furniture. Messlck ft
Chcadle, 260S Huntington avenue,
S-2-Sm. /
WANTED?TO BUY ANY QUANTI
ty household goods for cash. Good
prices paid. Address OLIVER, care
this office. Will call Saturday.
9-25 tf.
_I
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?BEAUTIFUL FURNISI1
ed home from Dec. 1. Known as
"Old Military Academy.-' Now
known as Elm wood. For particulars
call at promises or address W. K
O, 2700 Washington avenue, New?
port News, Va, HJ-S-7t.
FOR RENT?ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
2011? West avenue. RMJ Gt.
FOR KENT?FURNISHED ROOM
with heat, light and bath, for mar?
ried couple or two gentlemen, 2.:i
Twenty-ninth street. 10-6-3L
SPECIAL NOTICE. I
LOTS FOR SALB OR LEASE IN ALL |
parts of tha city. Call and get.
, prlcea. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick buildlnr.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIS
sary U. S. Army. Now port News,
Va., October s. ion7.?Scaled propo?
sals' for furnishing and delivering sub?
sistence stores in this city, and at
Camp U. s. Troops. Jamestown Expo?
sition Grounds, Virginia, for the month
of November. 1007, will lie received In
this office until II o'clock a. in., <5h
October IX. 1?07, and then op'ned
Information furnished on application,
Envelopes ftihtnlning bids- should' bo
marked "Proposals. . lor ftf&g*4Uittt$i
stores to be opened October is. flaTf/'
addressed to CAPTAIN 4, N. KIL
IAN. Commissary U. S. Army.
10-9-Dt
FOR OALE.
KOR BALE?NU ? BRICK DWELL
Ihgs al $3,600, $6,000 and $10,?.
cadi; als? large frame dwolllngs at
from less than $4,800 to $7.nil
tn North End. N ELMS' & Cb., INC.,
Ural Estate. Rents, Insurance and
loans. 2517 Washington A Von ?10,
I Newport News. Va. 9 10 fit.
KOR SALE?OLD ESTABLISHED
restaurant and rooming house. Ap-.
Uly Pally Press office 10 9 lit.
FOR SALE?HOUSE AND LOT, 21".
, Twenty-third street, between tlunt
mgton and Washington avenue, $l,
etttt; $l.o(i0 cash, time on balance.
Address Box 464, Georgetown,
Washington. lu ll Int.
FOR SALE?FINE KNABE PARLOR
Grand Piano, cheap. 2U9 Thirty
" fi?t street. 10-9-tf
FOR SALE?SAW-MILL PLANT COM'
plete. IO.Oiiu ft. dally capacity. 643
acres timber in fee. will exchange
for Improved Newport News real es?
tate. For particulars, address J. E.
WARREN. N.-wport News. Va.
lo-7-lwk.
FOR SALE ?CHIPPENDALE M A
? hogany* sldelioard. handsomely In?
laid, cost $160. To quick buyer,
$.S5." Fine old piano, in first class
condition, $10. LAPIDARY, Phoe?
bus. Va. lo-x-::i.
FOR SALE?A LITTLE MORE Mil?
se for a little less money than you
ever saw before, from 7 cents up.
This month we are giving one cony
f.ce with each 25 cent .purchase.
? THE GEQ. D. HAMPTON PIA NO
' CO., 218 Twenty-eighth street.
10-5-tf.
WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS,
cash or easy payment plan, accept
second-hand pianos or organs as
pnrt payment on uew Instruments.
Tuning and repairing a specialty.
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
, Muslo Co., 209 Thirty-first street.
Clt. Phono 9H. 7 10 4m
FOR SALE?NEW MILK COW;
very gentle; excellent for family. J.
N. LAWRENCE, East 1 lampion. ,
10-l-12t.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
OAlcd an,I Phew Itnonm tto!3212-MI l Hunting?
ton, Ave. Mural cnrrlnsc nervleo III State; IM)
dial for marriage) and fimerali.
OFFICE PHONUS: Both No. t
RMdirtlre J. R.Ctffco, Ko II,Hell. Bcudence
A : U, 11. Ovrrtnn, No. Wfi, licit.
The very lien venire rciclorcd, nil rlns.Cf.
V'-ierAto Charge?.
W. E. ROUSE. FUNERAL DIREC
tor, 234-216 25th street. Offico
'Phones 61; Residence Phone 110.
^JTRANOFER COMPANIfc*
OLD DOMINION BAOGAGB TRAN?
fer; offices C. ft. O. ."Jtatlon.
'Phones, Be'.I Noa. 441 u< 116;
,*Mt8... No. 1?. _ _
MONEY TO LOAN.
M&H&TJiO LOAN IN BUMS OF SC
to $1,000 at 6 per cent. Merchant
- - Mechanics Ravings Association, ;
Ian D. Jonss, Secretary snd Att.t
Key. First National Bank Bulldlf