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DON'T WORRY.
Don't worry, though above yonr brad
The threatening storinelouds meet.
She rainbow as of yore shall spread
... Its sign of promise pftxvt.
The flowers fled v. lien winter may
Proclaimed again in- cruel sway,
Yet early blossoms smile and say,
"Don't won y."
Don't worry, though the noontide lind
Your footsteps fuiterinjr.
The morn's glad hopes left far hi hi nil?
The day its joy shall In fug.
?When sunset's riulianl curtains full,
Sleep's angel, ready at tin: rail
Of. night, shall whisper low tu all,
"Don't worry."
Don't worry, though with little good
Your eager quest seem fraught.
He tharlias striven us lie could
Has striven uh lie ought.
Asli nut how destiny was planned.
The little that we understand
hi eloejuellt with the command,
??Don't worry."
?Washington Star.
IT GENERATES HEAT.
[The Incaudenceut KI?*etric Lamp Not an
Safe an Supposed.
M The incandescent, elect ric lamp is es.-eu
tinliy adevice which transformselectricity
?artly into light, but. mostly into heat.
;As is well known, the carbon llhimont of
tho lam]) is a substance offering great re
slfctunco to the passage of the current, and
'tho product of this resistance is light and
?heat. It is an instance of thu translation
of one form of energy Into anot her. It
liiay not, however, generally bo known
jt&frttf, ihc light produced is but aller all
??.?ttusmanifested?someS orli perccnconiy
'' at tho most.
: This fact is very important, bearing in
I mind a very common notion that tho clec
\tric Incandescent lamp is free from the
heat my* It Is true thai the lamp, when
? working, is not comparable with a flame
: or naked light, btu at the same time tbu
- beat evolved Is such as may lead to igni
.tion. We urc disposed u, emphasize tins
. point, because the Iucundivccn! elect t ic
. lamp Is used for purpoi. s ol lllumln it i.e.
. and decoration in shops without any re
; gurd to the possibility?nay. probal 1:1.?
;;ui fancy goods being tired which hupp, n
?? to be contiguous
y Indeed so lirm is the idea that tin in
: candescent elect ric lamp is I re.- I rum heal
that it is fivquently to be found lilnicd in
'"'a mass of easily ign'itcd and highly inllani
? liable uinlerlal. 'i'his is 11 mistake, and
'eai'o should be exorcised with the electric
'. kiiip in its upplicat ion in this connect ion
?-But the risk of course is not so great as
' where naked lights are employed We
e'liave found by experiment thai on hunters
f'lug a Ifi candle power lamp 1 Pill volts
?pressure) in half a pint of water the watei
; boils wit hi n an hour and in proportionale
S*jy less time when a candle pow> r lamp
.is substituted.
If. again, the lamp be buried in cotton
%W(iol the wool soon begins to scorch and
jaiiilmutely to burst into liana-. In one ex
?periuicnt which we tried the bursting into
pihic of the wool was iicconi|,anicd ova
>Joud report, due to the explosion ol t be
Slump. It clearly appears from this that
ffithe Incandescent electric lamp cannot ho
||regarde.d us an unlikely menus of starting
l^a serious lire, ami shopkeepers, especially
^iihoso who exhibit highly inllamiiiable
^.fabrics, should know that there is risk in
^jpilacing such goods loo 1 !..-.- to a lamp
ifihe lamp in contact witii celluloid lires it
?ili less than live minutes, mid t herefori,
- the.danger is particularly obvious in ihn
?Case of toyshops, where electric incandes
cent, lamps are often suspended in Ii.1
' laidstof toy celluloid balls.?London Lau
sioet.
Spurt und Manhood,
jj. The rules of aina'tuur spurt, written
Jsjinci understood, arc really, i hough in dil
gpieht phraseology, the riilcs for the mak
fitog of the highest type of manhood. I 'cr
|jtainly it is not book learning, ability ti
^puss examinations or any racial brilliant \
S-Ait intellect which lane 'made the Hritisl
Ijfiucccssful ci I mixers, while ib.- Kreuel
|.havo failed signally. 'I ke ability to gi\
t??r>A take, tho personal indepeiidi nee oi .
Lilian often obliged I., take . are ol him.-e
Seaway from the artificial resume.-.-, yl ci\ ili
iszution, a certain gentleness which belong
j:to the strong and conlidclico which grow.
50tapldly with sue ?,-, , these qtiulitic
- 'make the o.loiiU.-i- no.! lb,- .-n'.-.-m.- ntier
^-tincl these qualities an- bred m gr, .:: masse,
Ot lucn only by the drilling ..! 1 he army ..
jSibe largo bovs'schools or well conduc.tn
H&f-The Frenchman, the Ii ilinu or even til
?Spaiiiai-d.Is a far quicker man n,entail
?pthan tho Englishman, but lhr\ arc all In"
?JUufjprior L>j tl?; Aluerie ,n i.r II.e I...
"[man in the fundamental virtues tlmt mala
fir.st rato man. Steadiness trull,tul
\,nes>s, loyalty, rcsourc-i nhi?:.-.s, end-..
?--'jsnd gentleness?these w in as ,0, r at
any other qualities, and tb, y um I. srien
Jy, becausu even weal.i i- rar.-.-, ? .
'r SUch Virtues are tke Ce.re u t;,...
5 result In India the natives will lend the
^hoarded wealth to their English rnlei
gWbilo they hide it from tln-ir native nil, 1
ghnd the Anglo-Saxon s w ad ha-, oiuu 1
i..fco more valuable in the m.,::., ,.1 i|
J'iWorla than other men .- I?,:..: ,;:i?
:;;.cause there is a man belih.-d it u.iting
Aldrlc-I, aijd Lowell.
|v;. Dr. Rdward Everett li.,i, 1, ;i- ? !.,
|f?bout Lowell in The Oull,?,l;: ?*VVIo
, ;UiWcll was editor ol ') ,,. 1 !,.? r.
?shelved a contributiuu tu,in 1 !,.?.,.,.
-Aldxich. then Just startm? in juua?
career. "" w,ls """ " Impressen w mi (in
literary merits of the article, ami in-.ml
lug: the author n check tor tliu same m
closed n congratulatory nute, advising
Ii in i 1.0 con tiimc writing mid to lot low in
era I ore as a profession. The Mini l.liuugl.l
fulness was appreciated and t. meiiihercil
I.e.- Ahlrich, mid the note was caieliiHi
preserved. Years after, when Aldi-ieh
bimself was the editor ol I he Atlanli'
?.:? Lowell sent a coiitt llii.i. no was
gratified at recoiling ;i copy ol the note In
himself had written y cars h* fore When
it is realised that Low, II had uln ally
imido :i reputation in letters, the clause
advising him to sue); to literature has a
funny significance."
The Alternative.
A Frenchman applied to a local olllcial
for a passport to visit K lottcrw ingsohen
in Switzerland. The liinoll. nary, who
w as not. u fellow of any gengi iiphlctd socl
cty, struggled in vain v. n h the , Hing ol
Uio places name Then, unwilling; ;e
confess his dlllictllty, he hlandly nskcii
'?Would you as lid visit somci aiicr luwnr'
?Troy Times.
Largest Uloclc.
j The clock in the houscsol pnrruiuienl is
i the. largest, in the world The dials .ire
j feet in diameter. The pendulum !.*> h-ci
long. The hour hell is Si led high and '.'
I feet in diameter and weighs nearly let,
I tons. The hammer ahme weighs more
than .pin pounds,
ELIMINATING A CHARACTER.
flow the Actual Shoot Ilm of k Stage VII
laiu Changed tli? Play.
in tms cnliiax dl' the ??.vi'mliie'riT -jvinnrr
as ho sprang nl the throat of the singe
rascal, who was on the p.,im .a' murdering
his employer, .and pressed a revolver to his
face. There was a Hash, and then a loud
j report rang out In the Cilliss t Ipera House.
The villain sunk to his knees with aery..!
! pain, and a stream of I.I.I could he seen
trickling down hi-, chin just as the our
tain rang down. It '.vie. a magniliicnt,
] ell ort. and the audience cheered and up
plauil. d for mi onciire, hut the curtain was
not run;; up.
Behind the scenes Eugen? Kay, the
heavy villain in the play, was holding a
lug sponge over the h it side of his lace,
while \\,ii II. Kv. ris, w ho played the ptu I
of the negro, was nuakiog w ith fear, and
Heiresses in lieht- and . xtroui. Ij uhht'evi
at. d dr.sscs ^(in aholll through the dress
ing rooms looking lor they did not know
what, hot they returned with brushes und
hollies of face paint, toothbrushes mid
howls of water On..ol headed actress
had enough presence of mind to hring n
broom, line of the actors .-ailed the police
surgeon.
Kay had been shot in the left si,lei,f the
face with a blank cartridge The paper
on the cartridge bad struck him mar the
nose, while 1 he whole side of his lace was
filled with powder. At first it was thought,
the sight of boIII eyes had been totally de?
stroyed, and tin- other members ,,l the
company were mach alarmed. Kvertstlid
? not, intend to pull the trigger when hudid,
\ but in his struggle with the '?villain" he
accidentally pressed the trigger whilo the
muzzle of the revolver was directly in
Kay's face. Before the ambulance and
surgeon arrived at the theater it was found
that neither eye bad been .seriously in?
jured, although there were several powder
marks on t he Id! eyeball
The audience did not know hut flint the
agony of the wounded man as he fell on
', the. stage floor was.-i part of the programme
I which Kay was able to ret,der very real
I istic, and, noting this, there was a hustle
I among the actors to finish the tilth net It
was a question as to vvli.u should he done
to cover up the absence ,,f Kay in that act
? "He's committed suicide tiller being
captured," announced I he director to the
anxious actors gathered about him
??Here's your lines now , " he continued
tonne, of the actors as he rccilcd a dm
matte line to the effect that the villain
had committed suicide .-..ml robhcil i hem
01 their game Then lie I limed loauothci
and gave out another line, which was to
convey the surprise of one,.!' the villain's
enemies. And while Kay was being load
cd into the ambulance to he taken to pu
! lice headquarters and have the powder
j picked from his face the other .-.rs were
arranging impromptu lines telling of his
death by suicido, Although the llfIh act
was not exactly in keeping wail, its sketch
on the programmes, the audience was
none the wiser alter seeing it.?Kansas
City Journal
He Coultlu't s,-<- ft.
Speaking of money t -minds mo of a
story 1 read the other day .' o American
hi London, miking ,.i an unfortunate per?
son who hail just died. ,p.a.t.d Artemus
Ward ?saying, "It would have been money
in his pocket if he'd n, u,i bei n Lorn "
The Americans present laughed heart?
ily, but. the Kngllshliien sat sober ns owls,
and after a niuinttit or two ol silence one
ol them broke out with:
"But. 1 p.-,y, if |,c had never been born
he woiildn t have had any poekels, don't
you know?"?New Orleans Times Demo
erat.
Lake Suborn Good Seamen.
It is said that lake sailors make the best,
seamen A bailor may.cross the Atlantic
without danger.,! running into an island,
and he may hardly re,- more thi.n'two or
three si.tj,s during the entire vovuge hut
on the lakes It is ji,-t n.,- ,? ,., r wav " -f llo
lake sailor therefore biccu.cs more alert,
Watchful and car,-ltd
issae, le clair'S
FAMOUS FRENCH REKEDY
Never Fails.
ekdoksed ?y thousands
For sale In Newport News by W. G
Burgess
V h Transportation Co
W. R. SCULL, Manager.
Storage Warehouse
Freight, Baggage. Safes a rnl
ore enietully anil proinplly moved.
All kliuls of hauling dor.e at lov
ales
F'HONK
B-X Ml
?. w. johnson
??NTKAOTOli anil S'UMI.IlKl
NIIWTOIIT NUWS, VA.
ins and Speeilicntlons Prepared ..n
Short Notice.
Sah of Valuable- Real Estate
By vh Hie of three , ertiiin deeds of
i trust, I he one bearing da.i' i he sec
i.I iia.\ ..i .May. laSS. a.lo r the sixth
y of Apr,i. isv.i, ami the other on the
oil, day ,,t' September, lv.i.1. made by
irior M. Broxten and wife le the un
?rrign.-d trustees, and duly recorded.
111 lie sohl on
.-ATI 111 >AY. AUGUST 1ST 11. 1su>
?lock in front of the Court
House door in I he city of Newport
News, V:i? all Dial certain lot or par
. , | of I.in,I located at lb- southeast
corner o! Washington avenue and
Tblrllelb street, fronting on Washing?
ton avenue Hi" feet with a depth ol
100 fe.-t. known and designated on .Me?
in,, of Newport NeW
,1 t 1
-fl\
T
Uy
centy-seven ('27 i. anil twenty
glil (2S'|. hi block number one hundred
id foi l .-. -nine (110).
This properly will be sold In two par
Is first: l.,,t number twenty-live
:r,). fronting on Washington avenue
. A-enty-live feel, with a depth of one
hundred feet, and adjoining the Nelmf
i,r..fty Sec..od: I?,ts number twen?
ty-six C'fil. twenty-seven C27V. and
twenty-eight (181. from lug on Washing?
ton riven.ic seventv-five feet. with a
depth of one hundred feet, with >be ox
c-piion of pa number 2S. which lot
number 2S has a depth of about 41.:::
feet.
Upon 'ids properly tle're is a largo
lid commodious hri.k dwelling. This
: am..ir: the most desirable properties
i the e ty of Newport News, and of?
fers a rare opportunity for a most de?
sirable Investment.
THUMS?One-third In cash and thf
balance in two ooual payments of one
and two years, with Interest from lb'.
s"e>uro,-| t.y rio(!d'',-iT-|ru!?rcirP-inc':,,H',.,)ie
ses. with the liberty to the purchaser
to anl hinnle the payment*.
.Ilde in lv'IS. THOMAS TABU.
Jul-_'::-td s Trust -e.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Jill.nun Bridge Bonds of the Citv ..I
Newport News. Ya.
Sealed proposals will !?? received b>
the I'oinmon Council of the citv ol
Newport N.-ws. until 12 noon Septem?
ber ll. for (he purchase of $11111110 I 1
P' t . . 01 ia idge Bonds. I.rest p ij
aid,- seini-annii.-illy al the Treasurer's
??Ii ic- ..I the * 'it v of Newport News 01
Bank of Neu Volk N. B. A., New York
City. I'rinoipal payable in thirty
years, iiptioual after twenty years.
Ilenoniinat ion, $",1111.
Address all bids to Citv Clerk, mark?
ed bids lor City Bonds. Certified chock
for $l.<lo(>. payable to Citv Treasurei
? 11 >
hid. io 1 .. rel Ii nie. I if hi,I is rejected
All bids must he on blanks furnished
by 1 Mty 1 ricrk. J. A. MASS I?,
City Clerk.
from lu-ulthy ciwi
?wtaule as clean
?s a house and z?
ways open for Inspection -6 cents a
quart or S cents a pint. Milk from Jer
aey eow> S cents a ipiarl or 4 cents e
Pint in glas? bottles. Ueliverr.1 any
*>bere In the city.
j. Ci. I_ei n tisfi low .
ftlfidom rtirteit*.
Tin- celebrated Spiritual. Trance and
Business Me.hum. is how located i..
Newport News. Beads life past pres?
ent an.I funny will) ? jihsolute correct?
ness. Gives valuable fidvh-e in busi?
ness and harmony t.. the family circle.
Kv.jiw . ill trouble should call oil her.
::::.-> Twci-.ty-foiirlh street, opposite
Warwick Iron Works.
nEATM'ENT
DR. G. WEST'S
NERVE AND ?R?iN TREATMi
THF. CiPf.M.U, rtlL OIlltRS IMITATIONS.
U sold under positiv? W ritten d 'isiil'aii'ec
lyiic.tl.-.ll.e.ll,.-, i.ls.edy, toe,,,.. Ucl.i. M.-lliei,
Diazia?s W;il?.f?in,ss. t-.ls, ilistcroi. (Im, ii
lie.-. ,,?-!,! Lesse, l-'-Vll IH.-I.I.IS. I.!,lk of C.i.
dein-.-. Net v?.,s,.,.. I ,i?(h . ?;) l)r,.i?... Vom),
fid Ki-ims, . r f.,-..?,,,. U-e ol T',.ha,-co. Dpi,,ir.
or l.cjiior. wl.i.-l, l. a.ls !., r,:,s. ii. t't.i.s.|.li,.|,
lusauity I,u.I Ihiiili. At si,.re or by mail. $1 1
hex: os f.,,- f:,-, ?111, m ritten guai-antee in
t-ui-c <ic i-ediml iii'-ney. Ma in pie j.ach
Hg.
irc-t
.:: In.
Is 11
. il p.
f^ff !p-:; 'v.\
KLOH'S DRUG ST?HES.
Newport Newa. Va.
Wanted?Boarders,
BY MUS. M, E, DOS WELL,
.So. 10t, 271 h SI reel.
First class table and pleas?
ant rooms. Terms reason?
able. ? juiy 3-Gm
ON THE JUMP!
Uoin? to in ike this brisk business more brisk than ever. Our
policy of picking out special lots for sacrifice every week to 'gain
more' tie> Iriends has met with a hearty rebpouse. Busier uiui
busier encli week. We do business on the straightlorward "above
board" plan, ami it lias gained us hundreds of friends and patrons.
Kead and inspect. If what you buy don't please you bring it back
mid gel your money. We itisist upon it.
Pop a Week
We oiler line $(5.50, $7,
$7.50 and $S.50 all wool
suit? at the cut price of
^4.80
$15, $1(5.50 and $18 first
class suits
$10.00
This lot comprises some of the
handsomest suits shown this
Pop a Week
J&IO and JS12
SUITS
$7.50
These comprise line fancy
cheviots and true navy blue,
hand twist sersre. Specia'
price $750.
FURNISHINGS.
Men's White Duck and Crash Pants.
Cuban Cloth Coats, light weight. 50c.
Men's Gooil Working Pants, 58c.
Heiter Grade. 69c.
Children's Knee Pants. 10c up.
Peppetell Jean Drawers. 'S.W.
New and Nobby Silk Neckwear.
Japonette Handkerchiefs. 10c.
Men's Silk Garters, 15c.
Pioneer Suspenders. Pie.
Men's Laundered Percale Shirts.
Fine Puff Bosom Silk Shirts. OSe,
$1.00 Madras Shirts. ?s.e.
iS T Ft ICZ'
AND TI1RT THE. LOWliST
is the MOl to at
GARNER'S RELlftSLE, CLOTHING HOUSE
271-4 Washington /\v.ent-?c
Read Every Item
In this -advertisement and take
advantage of the offerings made therein.
You will thank us for the timely opportu?
nity of saving many hardearned dollars]
for high grade goods.
Aden's and Boys' Suitsthat IvUere
5 3.K.
4.8S.
f..?8
fi.SS
T.'.ls.
?.Sei.
n.'j>s.
14.38.
175 l'airs Men's ?
Patent Leather Bals, for
f.O, $1.00, $fi.uO, choice nov
MO l'airs Misses'
Children's and Infants' Strap San?
dals and Oxfords, in Tan. Black and
Patent Leather, at nearly one-half
their former price.
children's two-ptc
now
now
now
125 Pairs Ladi
High Grade i 'xforils that were
tnally s..ld for jti.nii. *- CO and $: iiC
close r,a- $1.2:1.
Sizes mostly 3. 3 1-2, 4 and 4 1-2.
About 5(H) Pair:
of Infant?' and Children's Bui lot
Shoes in Black and 'fan. all el. an son I;
We offer them at one-third off regulai
price.
Don't miss these strong offerings. Never
again will you have the equal chance to put.
dollars in your own pocket.
The Reliable
cio-tkiorr. 'shop.!* anci
Hatter.
ATIQNAL L Kill. DING
s lie Ii
Well We ll..|.e it Is, llltt WC KIIOW
.hat summer and hot weather will be
with its for some time to come and if
you have not already availed yourself
of Hi.- chance to get a good Detroit
Jewel Gas Hange you have missed one
of your liest friends and more, you
have missed the comfort that can only
be had from the use of gas fuel, which
brings delight and happiness wherever
il is in use. Talk is cheap you may
say ami a gas man must "gas," and
who can blame him. He knows a good
tiling lie wants to push it along, and
he is willing that his friends should
share in the procession. Generous soul
that he is. he gives Iiis advice free. It
is no trouble to sing the praises of gas
for fuel und as for light, its beauty
shines so he who runs may be impress?
ed. Gas for fuel at $1.00 is the cheapest
fuel if it is economically used. Are
y..n economical V You are pr?dem and
wise. Therefore get a gas range. Wc
will I.-!! you something next week
about healing that will surprise yon.
Call No. ::i on either phone if you can
net call. But eome.if you can.
Newport News Gas Company,
W. S. BOWKN, Supt.
I Eat ?11
mac key's .
. . restaurant.
Meals at all hours. Flrst-clssa Dln
P.er', F,om 12 '' - p- M- The best
that the marke! affords In every re?
spect Game In seas.,,,. Suppers fur?
nished to parties on short notice,
cor. Washington Avenue and 2th St.
UP-STA1RC
George Lohse, Manager
ry RUSTKKS SALE OF THCKI-:
1 KINK ? KS ID15 N'.' ES ON Til III.
TIF.Tii ST It RET. P. ET VI KEN WASH?
INGTON AN D WEST AVKN1 KS V. .
BE SI ILO SEPARATELY.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated on the Mill da v of Match. IS:i?
and recorded in deed I.I< No. 1. pai-.
200, executed by Carler M. Braxton and
Nannie c. Braxton, bis wife, to the un?
dersigned as trustees, to secure die
United Banking and Building Coinpary.
of Bicbmond, Va.. ihe payment nf the
bond Hierein described, default having
I.n made in Hi,, payment ..f the in?
stalments therein prescribed, by the re?
quest of the Board of Directors of said
company, we shall sell at public auc?
tion, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, at 12::'.0 o'clock P. M. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST l:!TII. ISMS,
all those certain lots, pieces or panels
of ground situated at Newport Nun's,
ill the county of Warwick, and Slate
of Virginia, known and designated as
lots Nii.<. Ifi. J7 and IS in block No. Ii',;,
on a certain map entitled. "Map of a
Part of the City of Newport Nens
Va.." mad.- by 15. E. McLean, civil en?
gineer, a copy of which was tiled in the
clerk's office of the County Court ?.f
Warwick county on the 20th day of
September, 1SS1.
TERMS:?One-third cash and Ihr
balance of purchase price upon a credit
of six and twelve months from day of
sale, in equal instalments, to be secured
by deed of trust upon said lots.
Dated August -Bb. IstiS.
E. M. BRAXTON,
11. f.. DEXOON',
Trustees.
On ?eDttinner l. i?(;?.
Will open in Newport News 11 Sil. 11
Kav School for (ibis, i.iber limited. Hal
hour oral lesson in Ureneh (Paij.nui ?.???
cent) will be given d?ily to the H indi' srlinol
free of charge.
Kor particulars upplv to
MISS ELIZA BETH H. CLARKE,
12(1 Thirty-fir.Mt Street,
New/port rStivrv/s
If Von want a line
Wire of* Iron l:cnce
-CAf.l. ON
E. GILDERSLEE VE,
3:23 Tiventy-Elghlh Street
Maiiufaoturer ami Agent for all
kinds iron wire ami wire goods. Lip|,i
forges. julj in I.in
Patronize Home Industry
Having doubled our force we are now
prepared to till all orders promptly for
the celebrated
EL MARCO CIGARS
Factory, No. 2,402 Washington ave?
nue, over old Armory. jyl9-(!m
NEWPORT NEWS CIGAR Co..
P. O. Box or,.
RICHMOND.
? BOOT AND SHOE MA Kill It
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY
2509 Washington avcaae.
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Which everyone should tak
advantage of, to buy high ?rade footwear at the
following- exceedingly low prices:
\Vill buy any pair of our $3, $3.50
or $4 Men's hand welted, tan and
black yici kid or Russia calf sum
liier shoes.
These "-oocls arc selected from pnr regular
stock and arc all the latest stylos, including silk
vestin"- lops. There is a positive loss on these
o-oods'to us, but we art-determined to dispose of
our entire summer stork.
For your choice of our $1 50, $2
or $2 50 Ladies1 black and tan vici
kid oxfords. In this lot we include
all our silk vesting tops in all
I
1
cod-; are, without a doubt, the best
r nflVred in t is oily lor the money.and
ck is now limited on the goods, we ad
i call at once.
styles.
These
v:i I lies ev<
as our sto
vise yon I
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Un-to-date Sl!08, Hat. anil Gent's Furnisliinij store ?
o'.K'ril Washington Ave.. Newport News |sa
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Dr. R. Lee Robinson t
WAshl .jct.m ovunBR )r..! T>v.mty-eightb street, over Ideal Pharmacy.
S! Oflle.e. Hours S A. M. to 6 P. ?. Sundays, ? A. :.i t-j 1Z M
a i ?|. fivenintrs 7 tu a.
j YITAl.IZI'.D AIU t-'O Ii t-AlNU'.ss BXTHACTINOi
J ? KT.TCCTIt .6 LOLLARS 5
< "EST SET.i|3 in.8 O. .1.1,A KS f
2 PAUTIAf. SKTS. 1 L-L- 1 ' 1 .IN PROPORTION ^
. No charge for ext raei in? whe? le. lh aie i.r.l.-re.L h.
^ Kxtractiu-.'. . .. <>-?. f
i Haruli'ss extiactin? willi local atn..itl.etic.' " r.Oc F
J;i!rvr,;!::":;. '? ?vi
i . fun np r
I Teetll Oleai.c.l. 75,. &
^ lili.liiv woHc ani! cro.viis, karai *E, per too! 1, b
g> ALL WOHK liliAI: ? Vi !:i'. 11 P
1
Electric Lights;
PU!?E ICE, AKC, A.' ;
mnnirn-ir tun nrr?., InCandcSCCnt and
WaSOLESiiLE AH9 RETAEI. | Bell Wiring done L ,
, , & . i \ntii
GOLD STORAGE, on short notice,
[UtG'LIGHTS Inspection guar/i
I11c.1n1lesr.ent Liijlits, anteed i No Dirt,
^~ -|(,GC1fiC0nfl?W011 No
M?'urt I iixw 01 Fflci?fy Pfices Rr
pt'.td No Matches.
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Peninsula Electric Light a?J Power Co.
NEWPOK'T NEWS, VA.
(Doiin! ol' Directors meet, third Tuesday In each mouth.)
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! SC H M E LZ 3 ROS.V ""BANIckr""-"
NkWPDR I NEWS. VA.
Offers Its Customers Itwt-ry Accoiiiinodatlon
?. Consistent \A/it!i ni:e Banking,
Accounts ol iiuliviilnals, iiruts tui.l corporalionsf solieite.1. Collection
maitti on all pans ,.1 ths. count ry. Forei^ii dral'ls issuetl on all parts ol the
rhl
IN OUR DIME SAViNCT DEPARTrVIENT
Deposits rcc-ived from lit ccni* to ^?.?tKl utul interest all.nvej at the rate of
t'UUK I'liU ,0HNT. IsKit A N Mill.
SAFETY DEPOSIT E?O^Cli? FOR RENT
CJnly rtoUMy Uoxes in n,c ( ~i t \r i-S ecoroct t>y lime lucks
W. A. Post, Pr.igident. J. r?. Swlnerton. Vi. e-President. J. A. Wiliett Cashier
""" "AlIONAL h?
? < ?10 N LCWPOliT lN EWS.
GnrnfiL .tioo.ooo surtn.us $30 ooo
DI RISC rf>RR :
W. A. Post, J. Ft Swlnerton, M. B. CroveH, IS. V. DougbtT,
It. O. l?ckford. C. H. Orcutc, 1. Eugene White, J. A. WM?tt.
Accums of hanks, carporatlons, merchants, individuala and firms invited.
We offer depositors every accomtnodat ion which their balances, business and
responsibility warrant. Sell .,ur oww draffs drawn on all principal cities af
SAM- DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
... U WEST. President O i?. JON'ES, Vice-President. W. B. VEST, Cuhier.
Citizens and Marine Bank
OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
CAPITAL SfiO.OOo. STJIirLUS $15 OOJ
PAID IN DirII)ENDS, $15?S00.
A general binUlrig business. Kvery faeilliy ?ffr-red for ?afe and prompt
transaction ?f buniuc'ras on favorable ternu. Th? accounts of Corporation^.
Sirius and Individuals solicited. Special attention given u collectirina. Draft*
irawn ..Ii all parts ,.f the world.
A SPECIAL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON 1>E POSITS OE 1SD UPWARD.
DIREC 'l'OHM ? T
*. B. West, H. B. Parker, T. M. B;a son, J. B. Jennlngi, L. P. Ste*rn??,
E. T. Ivy, D. C. .Ton*?. A. C. Ga-rrett. J U. OortU.