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<TfK 5T tltj Press
E. THACKEK, Editor and 'Man;.
looking; for naval
purchase Spain's
i easy terms.
WAY OF WASHING THE HAIR.
!>?>i?K It Too Kreijueill
Not Knuity Item
It is as g: eat a niistak
hair too frequently us t
seldom. In the formet'
y n Mistake
(Ml led.
! in wash the
. wash it too
.ase. the con
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder lor the
feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart?
ing, nervous feet and Instantly lakes
the sting out of corns and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a
certain cure for sweating, callous and
hot, tired, aching feet. Try it today.
Sold by all druggists ami shoe stores.
Trial package FREE. Addiess Allen
S. Olmsted. Le Hoy. N. Y.
Iune25-3m
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ed DAILY PRESS.
\\ ?? have a full
rimmed Hats, in
\\ ni
staut use of water is apt lo wash away
the natural oil of the skin, wiilio.it j ~~
which the bair col only loses 'OUR GREAT
glossy look of health, hut is apt to '
turn prematurely gray and prow thin
and scanty. In the latter case the
mouths of the oil vessels at the roots of
the hair become clogged, dandruff
forms, and the growth of the hair is
impeded, and the hairs themselves be?
come matted and dusty-looking.
To keep the hair in perfeel health it
should he washed at regular staled in?
tervals. If you are strong and well,
and free from a cold of any kind, once
In every three weeks or a moulh is ilie
proper limit of time to allow between
Vach washing. If you are in delicate
health it should he washed every six
weeks.
On no account should the hair lie
washed if you ate suffering from a cold
In the head or from inllueii;'.:i. as ser?
ious trouble may he the result. And
in winter time it is liest to have the
hair shampooed at home, instead of go?
ing to the hairdresser's, and ii should
also always he ib.no in a loom with a
lire. It is a had plan lo wash the
hair just before going to bed. as the
hair has not time to dry properly, and
is apt to remain damp till morning,
which is very injurious to its growth.
The best times to wash the hair are the
morning, the afternoon, or between ?
mid 7 at night.
In the latter case the hair will have
plenty of time lo dry before you have
In go to bed. In t-he former case, if
you have ii washed in the daytime, he
careful nol to po out of doors liil it ia
Unite dry, or you will run a very great
risk of taking cold.
ON ts JUMP!
, make this brisk l>?f^Jte. y ' weelTto pain
kins out special lots for r|?p0nse. Busier and
l;|!|-i'euds'haH_iuet witl
The Cantor Oll Honn
It is said thiii an immense growth of
the castor oil bean plant may he ob?
tained by cutting out the flower spikes,
leaving at the most but one or two to
develop. The Ilower buds should be
taken off at as early a stage as possible.
An enormous development of stem and
leaves results. A plain grown in this
way attained a heigh! of ten feet nine
Inches. Remember ihis next summer
If you desire a stately ornamental
plant for the lawn.
Where plants are kept about the win?
dows, cold draughts from the sides of
the sash should he carefully guarded
against during severe weather.
THE C< IMM< )N CASE.
The following item, clipped from
exchange, is in reference to a i
which created considerable lnteresi
this oily:
"Tito noted Cannon conspiracy i
of Norfolk is about to have it
chapter in the par-loiiiiig of Cannoi
the .governor. Cannon's aged latin
the petitioner, ami the governor
grant his request. Young Cannon
sentenced to a term of imprisonn
and to a line of $1,000. Ho is a r11^i
from justice, and is some when in t
ada, where, it is said, lie is ill w ith ,
e-umplion. Iiis father offers to pay
fine, if his son is pardoned, on tic c
dlfion that he stay out of Virginia,
governor has been considering the
for sonic lime. He ami those who lo
the father's appeal were touched,
queslion ihm has been giving the t
lib- is as to the governor's right to
don a fugitive from justice. He
about convinced that he has autho
ami has practically made up bis i
l-ungiingn of Hi? < out lull.
When you sec the lower half section
bf a eoallail missing il means: "I hare
boon introduced to her father's dog."
If i he coattails look like a porous
plaster full of holes: "I didn't get the
shot at a hardware store."
Coatlall with a large, open-faced
tear on the bias: "I scaled the hack
Coattail ripped up to the collar: "I
hud two leap-year proposals at the
?ante time."
CLFARINGSALE
Will continue until every
piece of rummer goods Js off
of our shelf's and counters,
no matter what the cost. Our
itlet? is to dispose 5f them,
as we do not intend to carry
i piece over,
MILLINERY.
soi'tment of U
colors, thai s,
y from Tr.c to $1.48; now 10
nol Black Satin Straw Hi
s that .-old for $2.2". to $3.i
Black Sli
dies'
Hats on fram.
now Site,
k Trimmed S
tha
.id f.
Whin
that
na ri
so.d
that
that
? Id for
brim,
Miland s
w 3Sc.
Rough S
ilors. that sohl for 7".e; now 50o.
White lo.ugh Straw, broad brim sail?
s', that sold for6.Se: now wie.
All Black and Blue Sailors, thai sold
ir USe lo $,1.98: now C?c.
All Plaid and Stripe Ribbons that
ild from ;r, to r,0c: How III.-.
All Colors of Moire Ribbon thai sold
ir 25 and 30c: now 17c.
All colors of Flowers, worth. 25 and
Ihiffon Ribhi
worth
DRY GOODS.
Whin- Riv
sells for pie a yard; now 5 I-2c a yard.
A ndroscoggiii Cotton: now 5 1-4 c a
yard.
Forrest Mills Cotton; now 5c a yard
Blenched Cotton, yard
I l-2e a yard.
Unbleached Cotton, yai
I l- le a yard.
10-1 Unbleached
now 11 l-2e a yard.
10-4 Bleached Sheeting
now 12 I-2c a yard.
Turkish Towels, extra large si
worth 15c: now lie.
Extra large size Cotton Hock Tow<
won h 10c: now 5c.
Dress Gingham worth Sc a yards n
I I-to a yard.
Dress Ginghams worth 12l-2c a ya
now 7 l-2e a yard.
All fancy print Calicos worth Sc; n
wide; min
yard wide, now
ling, worth 18c
ii isc
Light
1-2
ml While Pi
our 12 I-2c
to a yard,
our 12 1-2.? G
iw for :i l-2e
nits of all e.
ibrlc .". a ya
Figured Lawns;
eviols or Figured
yard.
iirs of Dressmak
I Tnbl III
CapitalDiyMsHmise
21)10 Washington Ave.
iweek. We do business on the straightforward "above
boji. aud it lias gained us hundreds of friends and patrons.
Re.ispect. if what you buv don't please vou bring it back
auiir money. We insist upon It.
Fop a Week
-SIO and
SUITS
$7-50
These comprise line fancy
cheviots and true navy blue,
PoWeek
We ote $(5.50, $7,
$7.50 ai.50 all wooll
suits at it price of
$J?, D and $18 first
class su
For clioicc of om
. $3, $3.50
$i0O0prr*tat serge. Special
?ff ^[p*^^
Men's Wuck and Crash Pants. > ' * Ue Handkerchiefs. 10c.
Men's Silk Garters. VoC.
A4 Men's hand welted, tun
Sei and Kussia calf Stimmer
slioes.
" Cuban .'oats, light weight 50t
Men's G'orking Pants, 08c.
Better C>9c.
Children* Paul?. Mc uo
Pt nuclei Drawers, 23c. o??.??
-"??-"'????"TRTce ? N? t h ? r
stric one
Silk .
Suspenders. IS' .
About 200 pairs of thes^es remain. ^
?re .elected from o, tops, an
^^J^'h "is a positive loss ?n thej
wer
find
color you wish
o-oods to us
Come while you hav
to select from.
rhev
but we want to close
l} this immense
They
11
ind
se
them out.
assortment
2*
ffed Every Item
In this advertisement c\nd take
advaBge of the offerings made therein.
Vou \i thank us for the timely opportu- -.
njty j saving many hardearned dollars %
for H\ grade goods.
and Boys' Suits that lA/esre
For choice of our $1.50 or
$2 Ladies' tan and black vici
kid oxfords.
U,is lota preat variety ot
and genuine can
7V\e-rs
7 50
S.50
lo.oo
12.50
15.00
18.00
t ? ss i
4.88. I
5.08.
G.8S.
7.9S.
9.98.
11.98.
14.38.
Children:
$ coo
5.00
4.511
4.011
3.50
3.00
2.50
175 Pas Men's
Tan id Patent Leather BalS
mer nric$2.50, M-00. *r'-u?- cholL''
for
now
300 Piirs Misses'
Childrji's and Infants' Strap S.n
tlich
two-piece suns
?ow
no w
how
now
now
now
now
2.38
1.98
You will aiso find in
styles, also silk vesting t
g patent leather.
I Our entire Summer stock wo t
ft disposing- of at a great sacri
? lice, so we advise you to
CALL EARLY.
are
125 Fail's Ladies'
tu^^.d^S?^d^;-toi.g
l"^s mostfyN, 3 1-2. 4 and 4 1-S. . hg
Un-io-flate SHoe. Hat and Gent's FurnlsWno store
About 500 Pairs
ot infants' ^?$?&??SL
eat her.
oiiier nrlc
2000 Washington! Ave.,
Newport News
DoK't miss these strong offerinfls. Never -
again will you have the euiial chance ?
? --<?. own pocket. )
dollars in your
to ex.'i
Tin
the p
despic
name
publii
time
?>:e.
'111'
d it
?at,
pals in probably the mos!
attempt to ruin the fab
young w ife ever hi- inghi p
eiltion in Virginia. At tin
nee was passe,l upon him n<
one challenged its jusl
of fact, the judge In
maxi in urn punish mem
that it was entirely in
e. As a matter
mnouncing the
br.lly hinted
lequute, So far
as we have I.n abb- to learn no new
or extenuating evidence has been dis
covered since the trial. It is difficult,
therefore, to understand on what
ground the gc.'vernor feels called upon
to extend clemency to Cannon. N'atur
ally, his aged fulle r is entitled to sym?
pathy, but this fact scarcely furnishes
sufficient justification for abrogating a
just sentence legally imposed.
To a lay mind the frequently exploit?
ed petition for paid.oi. on the ground
of illness, seems lo b- the flimsiest plea
possible. The disease which does not
prevent a man fron
crime should not be
between him and wel
mmt.
I told her fairy stories
In the old days long ago.
As we used to sil at evening
In the firelight's lamhient glow.
She was a liny maiden
Vet she loved me Ihen, I know.
When I told her fairy stories
In llie old days long ago.
[ told her fairy stories
When we had older grown:
Those tales of love and courage
Tha; lovers long have known;
When we used to watch the shadows
Like a tide's incoming How,
And she whispered that she loved m?
In the old days long ago.
I tell her fairy stories
Almost every evening now;
Rul they've losi I heir old lime glamor
And we've changed about somehow.
For we've married one another,
Vci she loves me still, although
She don'l believe Ilm stories
As in the old days long ago.
? Boston Traveller.
Hu.ily Silt lulled.
She?Will you write to me after you
go up to college?
Undergraduate?Why?er?you know
1 can't v. rite.
She?Oh. I dot't expect you to write
brilliantly or amusingly; just write as
you talk!
?il lo Sill
ited pun!
talk
Anent th.
'. F. jei'negan, w
i'holesale embezzh
,'ith Lie affairs of
?xhoni
l Ri
?barged wi
in connect!
{ 1.11 ?ra lly So.
; "Why do you call him a dead game
eport ?"
j "Because he invariably purchases his
giirne of the buleasr after each of his
hunting trips."
sl it ifl
"Clothier. Shoer ana
Well
that su
on hav
f the
o hope It is, hut we know
ner und hot weather will be
? ir some lime to conic and if
not already availed yourself
lance to get a good Detroit
1 Gas Range you have missed om
our liest friends and more, yoi
missed the comfort thai can onlj
had from the us
brings delight and
il is in use. Talk
Hatter.
ATIONAL
)ank
>UILDIN G
On September 1,1898.
/HISS B.H.GLARKE
Will open in Newport. News a Select
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
By virtue of three certain deeds of
trust, the one bearing dale of the sec
Dtiv School for Bills, number limited. Ball unil jyy o? jiay. 1888. another the sixth
hour oral lesson in French (Parisian ac- Jay o? April. 1889, and the other on the
cent) will he given daily to the whole schoot ninti, jay 0f September. 1892, made by
free of charge. Carter M. Braxton and wife to the un
For particulars lipply to dersigned trustees, and duly recorded.
MISSELIZABETH H. CLARKF, ^rdIV" august isth. is9s
VITALIZED
good 5ET_
BEST SEI'.. ..
PARTIAL SETS..
4 No cha
y Extract iug.
H Painless eitraethig wiih Intal an
? Silver tilling.
4 ( 1,1
days, ?'aTSl"? 11 m. f
EX
? ?'?""??"'?TEETH v ;* ?;;:,;;iv-^ii j
i
I *pen Evenings 7 to
FDR PAINLESS EXTI1A0TIN?.
.0 DOLLARS
.8 dollars
.IM PROPORTION
x; racting when teetli are i.rdered.
sthetic.
.. . f.Oc
Teeth Cleaned.
Briilg
work and crowns, '22 karat gold, $5 per tooth.
ALL WORK eUAKANTKED.
..i.Oe II,r. v
.*i.cu up r
.75? ?
?A RRENTER WANTED
the N'owp ri X. ws Ir
Works. Foriy-flrsl sire
WANTED- TW'i
APPLV AT
i .V! Brass
and f.at'ay
au 4-It*
T gas fuel, which
pptness where
cheap you may
say ami a gas man must "gas,"
who can blame him. lie knows a g
thing?be wants to push it along, and
he is willing that Iiis friends shaul
share in the procession. Generous soi
that he is. he gives his advice free. !
is no trouble to sing the praises of ga
for fuel and as for light, its beauty
shines so he who runs may he impress?
ed. Has for fuel at $1.00 is the cheapest
fuel if it is economically used. Are
you economical '.' You arc prudent and
wise. Therefore get a gas range. Wt
will toll you something next week
about heating that will surprise you.
fall No. 24 on either phone if you can
But come If you can.
Newport News Gas Company,
*>dng "NaAYOS -s *a\
120 Thirty-first Street,
r\e>ijv/port
If you want a fine
Wire or Iron Fence
-call on
E. G1LDERSLEEVE,
3.23 Twenty-Eighth Street
Mannfaoturer and Agent for all
kinds iron wire ami wire goods. Light
forges. j"ly n> Id"
PLTaE icf,
making
? rabbit."
Th.
is n
rna
ison t(
ag li
be
in.
but it is an awful slruin on
sas ' llty Times.
The strain has boon mat
sened since .Inly 3.
that C
e Wit),
her. K.
LIVE HUSTLERS
ei and canvas for life instir
A lino opportunity for men
my ami pluck. Address, fnsur
tooin 20. First National Bank
g, Newport News. Va..
TEACH
Can
rso. Lat
LADY WISHK
? English con
d Mathemati.
us. Address
After the littl
over th.- War a
should g. i togci!
Of schedules. T)
affair with Spain i
d Navy Department
or ami form a n<-w s>'
?ir present lack of c .
peration is disgusting.
e surface in.ii.
There are surface
H.,n. Francisco Mage
co. Porio Rico, wishes
ent job ,,r something
o hold his
qua lly as
No doubt Marlin Thorn's friends will
explain I ha I he was carried away by
adverse currents.
T I'LHASA NT ROOMS.
. lass board, at 103 Twenty
tree!, near West avenue,
rders taken.
MRS. .1. II. GREANER.
ju 30-1 m-p
OP. RENT THREI
rooms. Apply ov.-r SaVi
Twenty-fifth street, h, iw
Ington and LaFavette a
UNFURNISHD
Savage's store,
Wash
ju
Wanted?Boarders,
BY MRS. M. E. DOSWELL,
No. tor. 27th SI root.
First class table and pleas?
ant rooms. Terms reason?
able. July 3-Gm
NOTICE.
The examinations of white teacher?
will be bold Aug. 9th and 10th and n
colored teachers on Aug. 11th and 12il
Examinations will he held in the High
School rooms on the third floor of th.
First National Bank building, begin
ning at 0 o'clock each day. Subjects fo
the first day: Arithmetic, Grammar,
Geography. Subjects for the second day
History. Physiology and Hygiene. The?
ory and Practice of Teaching, Spelling
and reading in order named. Tim
allowed, one to three hours on each
subject.
In connection with the uniform exam?
inations, examinations for scholarships
in the State Female Normol School will
also be held August 9th and 10th.
TIKIS. TEMPLE POWELL.
Supt. of Schools
aug 2-lw
Patronize Home Industry
Having doubled our foree we are now
prepared to fill all orders promptly for
the celebrated
EL MARCO CIGARS
Factory, No. 2.402 Washington ave?
nue, over old Armory. jylS-Gm
NEWPORT NEWS CIGAR CO.,
P. O. Box 95.
Va Transportation Co
W. Tt. SCUDL. Manager.
Storage Warehouse
Freight, Baggage, Safes a rni
ture carefully and promptly moved.
All kinds of hauling done at low
rates.
PHONE 2592- ?? u- BOX 1?.
o'clock in front of the Court
House door In the city of Newport
News. Va.. all that certain lot or par?
cel of land located at the southeast
corner of Washington avenue and
Thirtieth street, fronting on Washing?
ton avenue 100 feet with a depth of
100 feet, known and designated on Mc?
Lean's map of Newport News as lots
numbered twenty-five (25). Twenty
six (2fi), twenty-seven (27), and twenty
eight (2S). in block number one hundred
and forty-nine (149).
This property will be sold In two par?
cels?First: Lot number twenty-five
(25), fronting on Washington avenue
twenty-five feet, with a depth of one
hundred feel, and adjoining the Nelms
property. Second: Lots number twen?
ty-six (26). twenty-seven (27). and
twenty-eight (28). fronting on Washing?
ton avenue seventy-five feet. with a
depth of one hundred feet, with die ex?
ception of lot number 28. which lot
number 28 has a depth of about 41.33
feet.
Upon this property there is a large
and commodious brick dwelling. This
is among the mosi desirable properties
in the city of Newport News, and of?
fers a rare opportunity for a most de?
sirable investment.
TERMS?One-third in cash and Ihe
balance in two equal payments of r.r.e
and two years, with interest from ih*
day of sale, deferred payments to hi:
secured by deed of trust on the premi?
ses, with the liberty to the purchaser
to anticipate the payments.
July lfi, 1S9S. THOMAS TARH.
Jul-23-td-s Trust
GOLD ST0RHGE.
arc,
Incandescent and
Bell Wiring done
on short notice,
Electric Lights:
Notice
Is hereby given that on July 20 the gro?
cers and butchers of the city formally
organized the Newport News Retail
Protective Association with the follow?
ing officers: <"?. W. Uurcher. president;
W. B. Royce, vice-president: James
Maloney. treasurer; T. Edward Willey,
secretary.
Th, :-,- is a book published entitled
"Hints on Reciting:" It could be con?
densed Into one hint?don't.
A hungry dog can almost look the
?eth ..ot of your mouth when you are
iting and he is not. -
f\KG tIGnTS Inspection guarv
Incandescent Liylits, I anteed,
METER OR CONTRACT j
MOTOR
No Dirt,
No Odor,
Dn TT7-T7TT5 i ???????????????? l No Matches.
-t U VY Hill. I 'PHONE 2515. j
Peninsula Electric Light and Power Co.
NEWPORT HEWS, VA.
(Board of Directors meet third Tuesday In each mouth.)
SCHMELZ BROS.,
BANKERS
MADE ME A MAN
ory.Impoteucy, Sleeplessness.etc., csuned
by Abuse or other Kxcesses nnd Iudla
crotiuai. Thru nuiu/cfp o?/ surely
n,htoro IjOet Vitulity in o'd or young.and
tit n um? for btudy, bubim*1? or Taurriage.
Fxevent Inauufty aud CV-'isuBij-tlon. if
_Tlitdr t?o t-howsi immediate improve
und effects k eWKR #hero all other fml In
*ln? upon bnvinc iho cmuine Ajax Tablet*, Thn;
nnve cured thoustiudtfond will cure you. We sm a po?.
itive written cmiruntee tooffect u cure CA |*TC is
oucKcasoor refund tuo money. Price tJU V19? pea
Dnckityui or nix pkftea (full treatment) for $2.tfc.
miiil, in pluio wrapper. ?pon .-ecelptof nHn; Oitcular
'"? AJAX REMEDV CO.,
For aale In Newport News, Va., by
A. E. O. KLOR. DruggiaL
apr 19-lv
DR, F" D. WILLIS,
Eue. Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases
Oftice hours: 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M.,
2:00 to 5:00 P. M.. 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. Sun
>y?. 9:u? to 11:00 A. M. Room 5, first
floor. First National Bank. 28th street
and Washington avenue..
Ju 30-Cm.
31"?? ? ? ? "i ?ai i** iCfM
J. R. SWINERTON. Manager.
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
e. w. johnson
CONTKACTOK and BUILDEK
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
Plans and Specifications Prepared on
Short Notice,
HOUSE *VORK t SPECIALTY
IRICHMOND.
J BOOT AND SHOE maker
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
380? Washington aveaue
NEWPORT NEWS. VA/
Offers Its Customers Every Mccomt-nodatlon
Consistent \AJittt etfe? Banking,
Accounts of individuals, firms and corporations solicited. Collection
made on all parts of the country. Foreigu drafts issued on all parts of the
world.
IN OUR DIME SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from 10 cenis to $5,000 und interest allowed at the rate of
FO?lt l'Klt CK NT. I'KK ANNUM.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BO>?.ES FOR R ENT
Only Safety Boxes in the City Secured t>y Tlrtje Locks
W. A. Post. President, J. R. Swinerton. Vice-President. J. A. Willett. Casiiler
OF NEWPORT NEWS.
GflFITflL $100,000- SURPLUrS $30 000
DIREC TORS : . a
W. A. Post, j. R. Swinerton, M. b. Crowed, m. v. Doughty,
R. G. Bickford. C. B. Orcutt, I. Eugene White. J. A. Willett.
Accounts of banks, carporations, mer chants, individuals and firms invited.
We offer depositors every accommodat ion which their balances, business and
responsibility warrant. Sell our own. drafts drawn on all principal cities of
the world.
SAFE DEPOSIT KOXES FOR RENT._
G. B. WEST. President. D. S. JONES, Vlce-Prcoident. W. B. VEST, Oaahier.
Citizens and Marine Bank
of newport news, va.
CAPITAL $50.000. SURPLUS $15 OO J
PAID IN DIVIDENDS, $15.500.
A general banking busineia. Every facility offered for ?afe and prompt
transaction ot business on favorable term3. The accounts of Corporations,
Firms and Individuals solicited. Special attention given o collections. Draft"
drawn on all parts of the world.
A SPECIAL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE POSITS OP U AND UPWARD.
DIREC TORS :
B. West, H. E. Parker. T. M. Bin son, J. B. Jennlng?, L. P. Steanu?,
E. I. Ivy, D. ?. Tones. A. C. Oarrett. 3 M. C'irU?. . . . ?