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News,' Va., as second-class matter.
SATURDAY. AUGUST IS. 1SDS.
LAST i IP 'I'll E \V.\ 11.
The war.,between the United States
and Spain is ov.-r. A protocol, or ptv
liminary agrecinenl, between the I wo
nations, which was signed by their icp
i.-rental itin Washington v. si. id iy,
has had 1 he .ii.ilia.i.-cl of a ler
minaiion of hostilities;
While ib.- protocol is not equivalent
to a formal lieuiy of pence, many of
Ho- details at issue being left f,,r more
elalmrate consideration, it establishes
Ho- ?general'basis of settlement and se?
cures tin- fruits of victory to the Uni?
ted States. ?
Tin overtures for peace, In the nature
of the case, were mad.- by Spain, y.-t
lb.- news of ih,- termination ..I the war
Will be re..iVe,| Wltll allllOSt OS IllU-'tl
giai il'n at ion in this country as ai the
Spanish capital. Americans ar. ,.s.-.cn
itially a peac.-loving i.le and while
forth no has lavishly favored our cam,-,
we are eager id lay down our arms and
fritter upon Hie new era of material
prosperity and conimcrcial greatness
which already dawns up..ii lb,- republic
It is not necessary now to review the
triumphant victories of-our army ai.d
navy. Thes- clarions achieve.til-- be?
long I,, history. Eunice it to say Uiat
in the bri.-f period of three no,nibs the
United Slai.-s of America bav.- accom?
plished that w hich must chalh ngc the
admiration of the world for age; to
com-. We have made-a record which
will Inspire pride in tin- American l ean
as hmg as history lasts.
Um Ho- time of grim-viitaged war-is
over. I.ei us turn our thoughts to the
prolific opportunities of peace.
Tie- facility with which the Porto
Riean population transferred its alle?
giance from Spain to the United Stales
may augur well, and it may not. Ac?
cording lo Spanish reports, which tire
'very unreliable, to |>.- sure, lb- inhabi?
tants of the island have been Spam's
most loyal colonial subjects. Assuming
Ulis to be the ease, limit- lideliiy lo any
government is not likely lo be of an
enduring character. If. on the other
hand, as is probably the case, tin- Porto
Ricans have been as badly treated as
tin- Cubans and only awaited an op?
portunity lo throw off the Spanish yoke,
their cordial reception of our troops Is
perfectly natural. At any rate, Porto
Rico will soon be completely dominated
by Am.-ricans, who will adjust condi?
tions to suit themselves and in confor?
mity with the'standards ar home.
"I am a man ,,f seien, .- and a gen?
tleman." says Mr. Corbelt. Now, for
c-orroboration of this- simple statement
by Mr. Filzslrnrnons.
The people of Spain are highly grat?
ified that peace has been declared,' but
they will waste no" fireworks In cele?
brating the event.
v 'j
Dewey and Merrill may gel ., crack
at Manila before the news reaches
them.
v?or ftn>* tu?? -Lctsre supp'jr ot
pewrlters. specially adapted t'< win- |
ins unfotighl battles. Apply to Cap- I
in General Blanco, Havana. Cuba.
The veteran of '61 Is not the only peb
!,. ,.u the beach. His youngest grand
tiil l can talk now what happened
luring the war."
war IS aba
probably j
e war is over, hut the stamp tax
ill with us.
The enptui.t Havana by Pita Bee
till not be such a pyrotechnic.il affali
WASTKP-1-V : i:iTt :.i 1:1:1: r, h
i hove Tw
ween \\'a
WANT ICD -ix "U I'M p. ST CLASS
Musi be sob- r iuen ami go ..I mechan?
ics. Itichmond Locomotive mid Ma?
chine Works. Itichmonil. Va. mil2-2t
l'lans ami sp-. mentions for |.lunib!i g
?-. 1.1-- No -. i ml 2 ??.in he .a! i.fTh e
..i P. Thornton Ma rye, a reit i ten. Hi.Is
will he recelv. .1 by ihe clei k of sehb .1
board mini September Ist. S P. M.
itiig. B'-ITi
pni: sai.h -nonsiss. mi'LUS and
Fresh l ows. Apply to W. B. Peiwen.
<'...) .Ion': obi stables, on llivfr road,
m ar Chora pen lie & i Uli . pltr *
a tig. i:-hv
Fill! KKNTr PLICASANT ItOOMS.
villi Hi. I class board, ai Hi:'. Twenty,
seventh street, near West avenue,
'table hoarders taken.
M l:S. .1. ii. Gl IIS AN rr.it.
ju so-1in-p
Wanted-Boartiers,
BY MRS. M. E. DOSWELL,
First class lalile tiiwl |>icas
aht rooms. Terms reason?
able. July '{-(3m
Hew Summer Resort.
THE BUCK ROE BE ACH HOTEL
Is situated on Hampton Bnads In
sight of Fort Monroe, where electric
cars meet incoming and outgoing
steamers. This delightful summer re?
sort will be
OPENED MAY 2. 1898.
The hotel has been enlarged. Per?
fect sanitary condition and plumbing.
Bathing is unexcelled. Flailing and
boating unrivalled. No malaria. The
cool breezes of the Atlantic. Electric
ears.e,yer,v..l'?..minutes. for,J.W't ifay?fftf
uors sold or gambling permitted. Pic?
nic parii.s allowed Ihe use of the
mammoth pavilllon during Hie day.
Music every nighl except Sunday.
For terms apply to
CHAltLES 11. IIF.WINS, Millinger.
Huck Itoe Beach Hotel,
Hampbin. Va.
KT.r ?t Ken
:/\r. 'V. ':'' <>.r-'^% ''v^
s-.-. . . v . vvv -. ./.
It's Rrc.-.d, Not War
the Spaniard Wants,
There, are many people hi Newport
News also win. can't get hreud i., sail
their taste because they don't know
thai we make Ib.- purest and mos; de?
licious bread stuffs in Newport News
'Ac also make tie- richest uml lines!
pastry, fancy cakes. wedding cakes,
loaf ekes and niaccaroons In bo found
anywhere. We cater to the most fas
lldlous pab-.t ? and never fall to please
-uir pa I runs.
A. H \V\lSMi\K.
217 Twenty-seveiilh street. nearWash
Ington Avenue.
E. W. JOHNSON
(Jontuabtoh ami H?ll DK
NEWPORT news, va.
Plans and Spec! lien lions Prepared -r.
Short Notice,
in iHSIS -\7i 'l; t\ \ :pi:ci il.'i >
?v Sure
Upeedy
F?f???S FRENCH REMEDY
Soever \~ai\G,
"~~NDONSiiD *Y THOUSANDS
Of liirtier. a? a en...,;. ,j ici01is,?r v.illiout an er.ual
wport News by . W. G
HAPPINESS VS. MISER
Dr. Olrareofs Tonic Tablets, Hie greai
* "'? ?'" remedy, 'I gu.uude.-d cure
t-.r Hie drink nabd;- also nervotiKneSs
'.',;_"f "o'liiucilioly caused by orer Jndul.
It destroys the appetite for a'coholte
end aU Intoxicating beverages, au1
Iriives man a? hethould bt it can be
administered without the knowledge of
Hie patient wheiv necessary, Seed foi
Pamphlet. Klops Drue Stores. New?
port News, Va.
Shake Into Your Shoes!
Alton's Foot-Ease, a powder lor the ;
feet. It cur? painful, swollen, smart?
ing, nervou-' feet ami instantly take<i
the sting out of corns and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Allen's Foot-Ease make*
tight or new shoes feel easy. It Is a
?ei'taln eine for sweating, caiioua and
hot tired.-aching feet. Try it todav.
Sohl hv nU dru'.'gls'.s and shoe stores.
Trial pari.? Re FREE. Address Aden
i ?' ? 'lmsted. t.l- Roy. N. V.
ifcj-:*****:^??'** 4P******* <?-* j
For \ his Week. I
S We shall sell all of our Colored \\
?orih I
I'r.trimmed Hats that art
75c, $!."D und $1.50, for II Cents. ?
Black Ifntrimmed Hats. In all jt
shapes, for 25 Cents. *
Black Hats on wire frames
for the small pi
?vi re frames, *5
of 39 Cents. ?
Trimmed Leghorn Hals, for
d Leghorn Hats
J Children's Trimmed Sailor TJ
* fe
* Hals, for IT, Cents. *
* ft
i* Rallies' Trimm, il Hat:-., that g
S wnrtl. 12.50. now *l.?3. |
^ an worth 55 and $0, now $2.13. ^
w 4?
g LADIES' HANOKF-RCIlililFS. g
5' We have closed .ml about UiO 8
_ dozen Ladies' Handkerchiefs at ?
? %
<tj> less than manufacturers' pr.ees, *
?Iii h we shall offeraccordingiy: ?
I
ladies' Handkerchiefs, hem- ?
iti:. bed and embroidered h-ms, *
val laee. and lace on hems, b.r *
Ho- small price of 5 Cents,
41
Embroider, d Handken hlefs In ?
all styles and kinds, that sell
k #a&********* .??*..
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MO.000 r.ridge Bonds of the Citv of
Newport News. Va.
Sealed proposals will be r.ivod by
the Common Council of the <'itv of
N.-u pori News, until IM noon Septem?
ber <;, f, r the purchase of $10,0110 1 1-2
per eoni. Bridge Bonds. I.t'esl p t>
able seini-annuallv at lite Treasurer's
olfi..' I he City of Newport News, or
Bind; of New York N. H. A., New York
City. I'rinripal payable In thirty
yours. Optional after twenty years.
I i.-in,mil.ali.hi. $.".00.
Address all bids to City Clerk, mark?
ed bids for city Bonds. Certified check
for H.oiio. payable lo City Treasurer
dly
nip.
bid. In be iv-tur.I if bid is reject, d
All bids must be on blanks furnished
by City Clerk. .1. A. MASSIF.
< Mly i Merk.
V<? Transportaiioin Co
W. R. SC171.L. Manager
S comge War eh o us?
Erelgbt, Baggage. Safes a ml
ure cniefiilly and promptly moved.
All Itlnds of hauling dice at Inn
?a tea.
Pili IN E 2502 '' I a . \ i ii
Mritltiiu /A nine-.
the c. lei,rale, 1 Spiritual .Medium, livls g
at Twenty-fourth street, parlors are
crowded. Sh, is meeting with phen.nn
inai success. She advise:; on businc-s
and family troubles. She has roe oily
icunili .1 a husband and uife who have
been separated for two years in this
Like Pu-liiuj a Toot!.
lo ret some nu n tn insure.
But wl en they do secure a policy they
feel .is much relieved as a pitll.-nc who
has departed With a diseased molar.
Don't prolong the worry. Cot a pol?
icy now and you ran snap your fingers
at the v.ork ,,r the lire fiend.
We represent the best companies and
gnartwitce that claims will be adjusted
promptly ami on a very liberal basis
M & BOYNTON,
_Ronr.i No. 1. Mi-HTton RiitMlnir
from healthy cmvf
?stable as clmtr.
ns a hoiifte a.nd ?J
ways ope-n for Inspection?6 cents a
J quart or 3 cents a pint. Milk front Jer?
sey ens h crnts a uuart or 4 cenla h
,>lnt in Kia-s botlies. Di-llvered *ay
vhcre in Hie city.
J. fc. S-anfrsIovv.
Oouiir to make t !iia"h( ibE: btialneHu iiiRt ft brisk thtj.n ever. Out '
policy of picking our special lots for sacrifice eve?y week to gai'i.'
iijore tic a- friencJs lias uii.t will, a hearty response. Busier and
busier ea'eh wrick. . We do business on the straightforward "above
board'' plan, and it lias trained us hundreds of friends and patrons.
iicii<j and inspect, if what you buy don't please you briiur it back
and gi t your wouoy,, We insist upon it.
Pop a Week | FoVa^WeelT
-$10 and J$>12
SUITS
$7.50
Tlie^e Comprise line l'ancy
cheviots and true navy lilue,
hand twist ser>i'e. Specia1
price $7 50.
\Ve oiler line $0.50,
?7.i"(> and $8.50 all wool
suits at the cut price of
.$4.80
$1.5, $1(5.50 and $1? first
class suits
i&10 90
This lut comprises some
handsomest tuits shown
asbn.
>{ the
tliis
FURNISHINGS.
-Mr
's White Purk ami Crash Pants
Cuban Cloth Coats, light weight. 50c
.Men's Good Wotking Pants, 58c.
Bettor Grade, G9c.
Children's Knee Pants. 10c up.
Pepi-erell Jean Drawers, 23c.
New and Nobby Silk Neckwear, 23c
Japonette Handkerchiefs. 10c.
Men's Silk Garters. 15c.
Pioneer Suspenders. 19 c.
Men's Laundered Percale Shirts. 3'.!c
Pine Puff Bosom Silk Shirts, 93c.
$1.00 Madras Shirts. 5Sc.
STRICTLY ONE r?KtlGI3 ftNO TllftT THE L-OtA/ MST
IS THE MOTTO AT
GARNER'S RELIABLE. CLOTHING HOUSE
:2 "71-4- Washington Avenue
Read Every Itcni^^^_^
In this advertisement and take
advantage of the offerings made therein.
You will thank us for the timely oppoi 1u
nity of saving many hardearned dollars
for high grade goods.
rvlen's end Boys' Suitsthat Wl'ere
now
now
new
now
now
new
now
now
% 3.IS.
4.SS.
5. Iis
fi.SS.
7.US.
9.98.
11.98.
14.38.
175 Tail's Men's
Tan and Patent Leather Bnls. for?
mer price $3.50, $4.00, $5.00. choice now
$2.4S.
:,0l> Pairs Misses'
Children's and Infants' Strap Sun?
ds and Oxfords, in Tan. Black and
iienl Leather, at nearly one-half
eir former price.
Children's two-p
4.50
4.00
3.50
now
now
now
now
now
125 Pairs Ladies'
High Grade Oxfords that ware ae
tually sold for $2.00, $2 50 und $::.00. t,
close for $1.2::.
Sizes mostly 3, 8 1-2. 4 and 4 1-2.
About 500 Pain
'hildren's Bull.
Don't miss these strong offerings. Never
again will you have the equal chance to put
dollars in your own pocket.
The Reliable
Clothier. Sheer
i latter.
ana
\!EW DANK
i N ATIONAL DlJlL DI KG
Well we hope it is, but we snow
hat summer und hot weather will be
with us for some time to come and if
you have not already availed yourself
of the chance to get a good Detroit
Jewel Gas Bange you have missed one
of your best friends and mote, you
have missed the comfort that can only
be had from the use of gas fuel, which
brings delight and happiness wherever
it is in use. Talk is cheap you may
say and a gas man must "gas," and
who can blame him. He knows a good
thing he wants to push il along, and
he is willing that his friends should
share in the procession. Generous sou
thai be is, he gives bis advice free. It
is no trouble to sing the praises of gat
for ft:. 1 and as for light, its. beauty
shines so he who runs may be impr. ss
od. Gas for fuel tit J1.00 is. the cheap, st
fuel if it is economically us. d. Are
you economical ? You are prudent atn.
wise. Therefore get a gas range. Wi
will t, 11 you something next week
about' healing that will surprise you
Call No. 31 on either phone If you car,
not call. But come If you can.
Newport News Gas Company
W. S. B?WEN. Smd
Eett tat
MACKEY'S .
. . .RESTAURANT
Meals at all hours. Flrst-cia,=.s Din
per. L,.e. from 12 to 2 P. M. The best
"Mat the market affords In every re
sped. Game In season. Suppers frr
nished t? parties on short notice,
?-or. Washington Avenue and 2th St
BP-STAIRS.
Georj.e Lohse Mi nage
I" P.USTHKS SALB (IP 'lTIBKK
I PINK BKSIOKNCKS ON TII1B.
1'llSTH ST I": MKT. BKTWKKN WASH.
1 NO TON AND WEST A V KM 11 KS. Ti
BK Sfil.l ' SISPABATKLY.
By virtue of a certain de. .1 of trie I
dated on the I lib day of March, Is: i;
and recorded in deed book No. I, page
211?, executed by Carl.-: M. Braxlon hi d
Nannie c. Braxton, bis wife, to the tin
del-signed as trustees, to secure ih
United Banking and Building Company,
of Bichmond. V.l., lb- payment .,:' the
bond therein described, default having
been made in tin- payment id' tie- in?
stalments therein prescribed, by the "re.
quest of the Board of Directors of said
company, we shall sell tit public auc?
tion, to the highest bidder. on the
premises, at 12:30 o'clock P. M. on
SATC
AY, AUGUST 13TI1. ISl.S.
all those certain lots, pieces or parcels
of ground situated at Newport News
in the county of Warwick, and Stair
,,f Virginia-, known ami designated n
lots Nos. 10. 17 and IS in block No. If.:
on a ceriain map entitled. "Map of ...
Part of the City of New.t N.-ws
Va.," made by IS. IS. McLean, civil en
gineer. a copy of which was tiled in th,
clerk's olliec of lb,- County Court ,,|
Warwick county on the 29tb day ol
September. 1SSI.
TK11MS:?One-third cash and Ih
balance of purchase price upon a credit
of six and twelve months from day ot
sale, in equal instalments, to be secured
by del .of trust upon said lota.
Dated August 1th, IS'.IS.
K. M. BRAXTON.
II. L. DKNt iON.
Trustees.
Oil Septiiiiher l. I?9?.
/VIISS CH.^kAftlCt
Will open in Newport N'ews a SelCef
K.-.y School for (liils, nil in her limited, linl
lour end les-on in French (Pari-On tie
itenl) ? ill be givi n daily to tin- whole ,,-hool
(rep of charge.
I'm par' icnlars applv to
MISSELIZABETH H. CLARKF,
126 Thirty-first Street,
fNe\A/pori New/a.
If you want a line
Wire Of* iron fence
?call on?
E. GILDERSLEEVE,
3:23 Twenty-Eighth street
Manufacturer and Agent lor all
viiols iron wire autl wire goods, ijtrrht
'big- a. july Hi ur.il '
Patronize Home Industry
Having doubled our force we are now
prepared to till all orders promptly for
die celebrated
EL MARCO CIGARS
Factory, No. 2,402 Washington ave?
nue, over old Armory. Jyl9-6m
newport news cigar co
P. o. Box 05.
I RICHMOND.
1 . BOOT AND SHOE MAKSfi
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
2809 Washington avssue
I
Irinn
4h
Which everyone should tah *>.
advantage of. to hny hijjiirre.de footwear at the
following exceedingly low prices:
Wil l buy any pair of our $3, $3. 50 g
1 ov Men's hand welted, tan and g
ff black v'ici kid ov Russia call' sum- g
If mer shoes. If
?1
1
1
4
These "oo<!s are selected (Vom our regular
stock and are-all tins Intest styk-s, including silk
vesting ?ops.i There is a positive loss on these
<.-oods i.() n-i, hut we are determined to dispose ot
our entire summer.stock. '
ii
1
For voni' choice of our $1 50, $2 ^
or $2- 50 Ladies'bhwjk and tan viei g
kid oxfords. In this lot. we include m.
all our silk vestins; tops in all ft
styles. ||
These ?-onds are. without, n doiiht, ihe best ||
values ever o lie red in t ds city for the money.and ||
iis our stock is mnv limited ?>? the goods,kwe ad- j||
\ ise you to call at once.
I 1? O V/IV1'J IIO.IV^
Un-to-clcUe Slioe, flat and Gent's Furnisliiiuj store I
iil'Oi") Vyafihijigion -\ ve., Newport News Ij
? ito.j*-. ?. -C^ ^*<- ja ft. <fe jSl j?u j&
.Dr. ii U6RoDinsont
?.-.- ?
jj wuatil iiglon aveni:^ an-J Twpiitj"-*"iKhth. street, over Ideal Pharmacy,
v Office Hours i A. hi., to 6 P. U. "uatlays. 9 A. U. to 1! M.
ilpi'ii Kveniiigr! 7 t;..s.
VITA LIZ KT* AIR FOK PA IN LKS.-, I5XTRACT1N?.
1 PA P.TI.U. SKTS.. ?
\ No i-Aar? for '
<$ K.vtrr.ei ia.c.
Painless extract; a? \\ Uli I
Silver 111 in.".~..
-?."?TEETH;--'
>.! raet in.-;- u hei
en I .?tiihrti lift in
.ii DOLLARS
.ft DUDDAKS
.i-A PlluPOitl lu.V
irijereii.
.Tee,,, 01..
. .noc
? it up
1 i.!:0 up
a.m. w?ii;k i;i ai::.:':'i b:.'
fuae ige, % arc, ^ - jEiscffio Lights; I
., ! lficai.icics.ccnt andf i&
IlibuMtt s?j Klin!!,, Bei I Wirine done 3
ion short' notice.! We Glli! CffiVHiiifiOi g
COLD J?l GlcRftE,
fth'G I.lOt'iTfci i inspection gii?rvJ
taenfeeaasi U?Uts", antccA j No Dirt,
,7^" OO?T^tyT| Ii? ona Mow No odor
mo./ o.'t liijiiures ?i Focioiy Pficcs
nAiTrrf" .+**?**--v->??-?*?-t fvio Matches,
/ Uly Ej&.9 -fHOKC StStS. I
^ Peninsula Electric Light and Power Co. @k
' \m
Nfs-fpoiir. .yews, va. w
^ Hi.-:,r.l of i'lrec-tcis nu et tliinl Tttosday In eueh mouth.1 ^
SCHMELZ
BANKER
Nki^POHT NEWS, VA.
C^fft^rs 5tfti CustomE.rs?-uery flccomiriodalion
Consistent tA.'IiPi nte Buinklng,
Aeecnnts ?>? iiitliviiluals, lirn-.s ami corporaliouit solicited. Collodion
iiniile i'li ?IV i^stris of I lie e.onilr.J. Forei]{U drafts issued oil nil Parin t>I the
world,
?W OUR DIM? SAVING? DEPAfiTMEIMT
I >e positiv revived from in eeni^ to *.'i.u(N> and interest allowed at the rate of
POUK PKU. C.K NU'. I'KIC ANMUi.
SAFETY DBPOSJT BOXHS for rent
l?n|y S3rtf?*ty Boxes In the Cliy Secured t>y Time i.oeks
W. A. Pint, Prt-s!deDc J. It. riwme-ton. Vice-Presideut J. A. Willett, Cashier
""ItST NATIONAL HANK
<) if1 KEWPOltT KEWo
i GRPiTftL $100.000. ; ^. ^URPtUS *30 000
vV. A. Pof.t, j. K. Sv.fnenon, m. b. Crowell, ii. v. Dousity
T-t. O. -i tick fori. C. n Orc.uti. 1. Kugene White. J. A. Wiliett. '
Aceountn (if lunU-n earpor*ilona. ?ierr-hanis, individuals and tirim itiVitei
W^ uffer depiisiiers ;very atv-oninndAt ion which their baU-ianes, business And
rc?ponsiMlUy warrant. Sell our ...win -.liar:* drawn <?n all itrmoipal cities'?f
the world. >A
Syvi-E i>EPos:n b^xts for ' kent.
O. '!-;. W!53T. President, 'j. ii. JtiNES, Vice-Preaident. "W. n. VEST, Caahier.
Citizens and Marine ? Bank
OF NEWPOKT .NEWS, VA.
CAiTl AS. $50,000- S?KpLUS $15 OO J
PA a) IN DIVIDENDS. $15,500.
A gen*r?.l banking- bij-3ineis. .Kveiy facility offered for safe and prompt
transaction of bushiest, .vn fasv>ra.uie terma. Th* accounts of Corp<iratiuna.
Pirm.-i And Imlividnaln solicited. Special aiti-ntion (jiven o collections. Drafta
Iraivu -in all jiaris .if the world.
-V A SPECIAL S?VIf^?GS DEPARTSV, ENT.
INTEREST ?DCOWED ON DE POSITS OP i-i iND UPWARD.
f" SIEtEC TORS ?? . "f
/ B. West, H. E. r?rker. T. M. Bin aon, J. B. Jenninga, L. P. ^tearn**
E. '?. Ivy, i -D." O.-Tone*. ? A. C. Carrett. J il. -Ci.-tii.
