Daily press. [volume], May 17, 1906, Page 7, Image 7

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Wines and Liquors
I belong to the lost trlhe that stray?
ed away from Dublin before MouoH
Balled on the tied Sea. I'm a price
cutter, I'm a money-maker; I'm the
one that sells? all straight Whiskies;
retail at wholesale prices. The follow?
ing high.grutlc i?c whiskeys i sell for
5c a drink: Paul .lonos. Pure Uyo.
Sherwood Itye Whiskey, Carroll
Springs, pure Maryland llyo Whiskey.
Four XX XX. linker llyo Whiskey.
Overholt Pye Whiskey, Parkwood Hye
Whiskey! All of Hie above named
whiskies Is strictly high-grade; match
my prices if you dare, beat me if you
can.
Whiskey In bulk at following
prices:
Old Nick pure Hye. 1-2 pt. 25c; gal
Jon .$1.00
Leonards Favorite 1-2 pt. 20c; gal?
lon .5".. oo
Hunters Baltimore. Uyo 1-2 pt. 25c;
gallon .$4.00
Maryland Club. 1-2 pt. 25c; gal
lon .$4.00
Paul Jones Pure Hye, 1-2 pt. 20c;
gallon . .*.$2.'fri
Carroll ?prlngs. gallon .$2.50
X X X X Halter Hye. gallon_$2.00
(i Star a Hye, gallon.$2.00
[' Moss Hose, gallon .$2.0(1
' Lark wood pure Hye. gallon ...$2.00
Jefferson jnirc Hye. gallon ... .$L7U
>? Kentucky Ikhirhon, gallon ....$1.10
Double Stamp Cliii gallon.$2.00
Siiiitlifiehl Apple Brandy. 4 year.;
old. gallon ..$2.00
The following hi amis of California
Wines, Port Sherry Calawba. Claret.
Blackberry at 25c per ?|t.; per gal 75c.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 years
Old; gallon .$2.00
Kummclli. per gallon.$2.00
N. Leonard's
BARREL and BOTTLE HOUSE
1G and 18 MELLEN ST.
Phoebus, Va. 'Phone 280. I
,' 'Phone 192.
Pure Crushed Fruits
Are used In Ilm jco cream manu?
factured in our plant. When you or?
der fruit cream you do not have to
pet the canned fruits here.
Six Flavors
There Isn't, a day In the week that
we do not have at least six different
kinds of cream ready for delivery.
Sunday Orders
Receive our besl attention, the
cream being delivered at noon on
Sunday.
We can supply you with cream any
day in the week.
P. K. Nicolopoolos
Manufacturer of Cream, Candies and
Fresh Drinks.
40 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA.
MONUMENTS,
HEAD STONES
and STATUARY
IN GRANITE AND MARBLE.
Beat quality, material and
workmanship at the prices coa
ristent with the quality of work.
LAWSON & NEWTON
1S9 "West Qt-f en Street.
THONB, 191. HAMPTON, VA'.
' ? For Weil-Dressed Men arc
Turned out Daily by S.I
MARBACK, the Merchant
! $ Tailor. I
? We just received a full
( Tj' V ]|ne of ready-to-wear Suits.
X f with open vents on side. The
very latest things out In sin?
gle and double-breasted
IS Suits.
We do Cleaning and Re
f pairing.
S. Marback
Corner Hope and King 8t*eets,
Farmers Take Notice. Lowry
builds his Market Wagons from the
best of material nnd will save yoy
from $5 to $10 on each wagon. Call
and cee Hie slock before the paint ami
puttv hide the flaws. Yours.
LOWRY.
The Harness and Vehicle Man.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?STORE IN PYTHIAN
Castle. Commodious and conven?
ient. Apply to V. P. HOLT, Sec?
retary Trustees. my 16-6t
Grand Council of the Order 'Meets
In Annual Session at the
Hotel Chamberlin.
100 DELEGATES ARE PRESENT
Visitors Arc Welcomed to the State
and Community by C. M. Bickers
and S. H. Sayre?Convention Will
Last For One Week, as Much Busi?
ness Is Before Body.
The firainl Council of the Hoy.il Ar
ca 111111' of I he Uniiud State, ejjvcned
in IIa I wen'y-niniIi nnnual ciivontioii
In Hotel Cbainbcriin yesterday after
noon. About 1 Oil delcgatca .?.r= in a!
tendance, and many of Ibein fir-- n<
compatible by ladles. II i* oxreotoI
Hint li;-' grand counci| will flnvoi ilf
work iiexi Wednesday.
W ben the grand council niel a-sli r
''ay nfU'iiooii. .Mr. (i. M. Dicker;-,
grand ic&cul of Virginia, made ;bo ;<>'??
die - 01 welcome on behalf "I the
Virginia Arcuuiihiilcs. Past Regent
H. ll. sayre. of Wytho eonneil ?pbke
of lite ideasure the loctl member.? cl
'I.lor fell in having tlib grand
body I'- n. and Air. Harry Kemp,
grand sentry bl Virginia, was a.10the!
to weuxiiiu the visitors. Mr. Howard
IC. 'V'iggiiis, the grand reg-nt, fe;
sponded.
Alte- Ihcso prellmiuarier. Ilm grand
|'?<lc;.i invited all but members of Inn
lii'.-md , ouncil lo vacate, and i!i ? body
ir.'tiii .ua niy took up its worn 1 no
I piVfeodiijgs of the convention arc so
civil 't he work of organl/.utixi vvas
t.!u; main fenturc of the ope tin',; ses
sich - ofeii as the appointment of com
'?iiiticOs- ami ih" mapping oiit ?>!' ihe
program.
AI I ? 'Clock the grand cou"e;: look
I a.i.iciiriinient until ibis murulut; m :
loiiXvk.
't'he ii.osl iinportiiul matter lo l><
Sulteii up by the older is lu-.uraii.v
rites. Recently new rates w<i;*v put
into effect, which brought otii much
bpppaiil Jii and one council objected lo
the rules, a*, being unfair a.id :il- ?::;].
The rase i.; now before ilu- LTnitci.'
states Ki preme (Vinn, having been
taken tin re by a council in Brooklyn
N. Y.
HONOR LIST OF PUPILS
OF WEST END ACADEMY
List of the Pupils Winning Distinc
tioo for the Month Ending,
May 14.
The following pupils of the Ha nip
Patapsco Flour
with a hundred yean; hack of it.
having pleased millions of people?
dees il appeal to you'.' Small hags.
35c.
Smithfield Shoulders
Hams are high. Why not subs11
lute one of these? Muh cheaper
meat; first, class.15c pound.
D. S & Co. Pickles
Condiments, etc. A Rood standard
article; five different kinds. 12c
bottle.
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Prompt Delivery.
WAFFLE TEA,
PYTHIAN CASTLE HALL.
Thursday. May 17, 6 to 11 O'clock.
Under auspices Parsonage Society
of the First Methodist. Church.
Supper and refreshments will be
served. ?
The public is Invited.
G. Mater & Bros.
Confectionery
Fruit, Cakes
Etc., Etc.
Cigars, Tobacco,
Manufacturer or Ice Cream.
Soda Water a Special! r.
Phone 277. Mellen St.. Phoebus.
Cream delivered anywhere.
SDH,
larRANCO'S
i COMPOUND,
i.'ipeeilt :a?ul?totj ttceut*. tiriigglnli orrnali,
OEBUS AN
Ion High School wert; on (ho Holl of
Honor for the unit Ii ending May 14.'
11*0)1: I
High School?Senior Clasa?SniPhf
Anuislead. Mabel Crone, John |
Smith, Beryl Taylor, Herbert Tay?
lor, Itica Wilson, Urucc Wood.
Second Yi nr Class?Alpha tlosney,
Susie Stielten. Marion Wilson.
First Year Class?Craco Siiff.
.Marie l<ong, Julia Arnilstead. Arthur
Taylor, Viuton Stahl, Ueiul Snyre.
Grammar School -Kir. I Crude?Al
hcila Williams. Nornia Sharp. I'uul
ine Wat:.on, Alherl White,
Second Crude?Ida Sinclair, Kran-,
' <Crosby, Josephine llulifaiit. llil
died BulilnnI, I'enrl Powell. Mar?
guerite llclsliorscr, Kloise lto:>s.
Third tirade?Mllderd Thompson, |
Sarah Davis, Sallic Nottinijh tui, Jul*
hi Turnlnill. Kmory Amnion,;. Amos '
I Kmm.ltiee, lluglilotl Haouglierly, No6 j
Tucker, Alvin Viiughnn.
1 Kourlh Crude A.?Effln Sounders,
I'hnmn Nelson. Maude Niielslea. Hindu j
Turnhiill, l.inwoud Topping, Morris ^
liurbiiiiks, 11 a;'.e| Patrick, Harry An-'
.am.
l''ourih tirade 13.? Ih ssic Thomp?
son. Kvelyne Cliller, Arlluir Teas-'
mau. Minnie Soiidcr, Arthur I5d
wards. Harry Hulifani, Helen Cam
iiieli. Thomas Whiting, Vance
Shield;
Filth Crude?Elvln Wood, Ethel
Mcgghisun, Mary Crosby. llnzul
Mill-.;, Virginia Havis, liar Id Adams,
V.ahow Mavis.
Sixth (Snide?Olive Brhisnn. Wll
bur Carroll.
Seventh (Snide?Lewis Havis. Kan-;
nie Knhhin ?, Mary Milh r.
Kighth Crude? Bessie Wynne, I'M.
v.ar Out ti n.
Dmwj Gun on a Boy.
Charles Hawkins, colored, wa ; ar?
rested last night mi the charge of
MR. OTHO F. HEARS VISIIS
THE PENINSULA COUNTIES
Candidate Fur CongiCGiional Nomina?
tion In First District Making an
Aygrcasive Klylit.
linn. OHio I". Meura, candidate for
congressional Humiliation In Ihn Hi?t
district primary, readied Hampton
lust < vi inn:; nn | will spend a few
days looking al ter his feiieuu In I ho
Peninsula eoutil lea .
Mr. Waller V. Mnpp. of Aeeomae
eounly. who is managing Mr. Mears'
campaign, hau been here since Tues?
day.
Mr. Me.-ir: will upend most of lotlay
in Hampton. This afternoon Mr.
Meura will go in York county, vi.-it
ing Piiiptu "ii district, ami Ibjhbrrow
he will take in the other district:*.
Kriday Mr Meats will see I he voters
of Warwick county. Saturday morn
inc. will In; spent in Newport Newii
and Saturday afternoon he will be in
I Intnpliiii a .siin.
Mr. Mi a>' i- making an impressive
campaign and his stipp nrlei's express
Ihemsilvi - a. being satisfied with
'the outlook. The eltlllii Aeeomae
I and Northamplou. wiiich Is Mr. Meura*
I home cotiuty.
1.11 sl highl Mr. Mears wai one of
111" guest,'; :\< ihi- reception given In
the members of the board of flshor
I ies by Mr. Matthew ('. Armstrong.
HONOR FORMER "TIGERS."
Memorial Day to Be Observed In Prov
clcncc Church. York County.
In Providence i hin ein ai d. Vih'h
eounly. flirre are buried eight mein
hers of ili?? ''Louisiana Tigers.' i in
of ih" crack organizations in il.e C'nn
federal" army Tills nlleruoon tin
pi i I-! ? of York nullity will a -emlih
ihcre and hold n.emtirial oxurclsi:, af
t..? which flowers will he pluvu I or
the eight iiuiumh'.
Mr. Curtis Attends Meeting.
Mr. .lohn A. Curtis. ,?! Richmond
former llnmptniiinu. was union.; Ilu
out-of-town folks attending the :m el
lug of tin State board of fisheries.
OTHO Fl WEARS.
Mr. Menrs is now In Hampton w hero ho is looking after his political
fence.*. 'Many friends of (lie candidate for congress are highly gratified
over the showing he i-i making in this territory.
drawing a revolver oh a while hoy.
lie will answer lo the charge in tin
police court this morning.
Franklin Ilm ( Ili7.cn,
Prnnklin was particular about th?
way of doing business, lie was par?
ticular about the way In which he
mode his money. When he first start?
ed his newspaper In Philadelphia his
rival was Bradford, who In addition
to publishing n phper was postmaster
general of the colonies. Bradford used
Iiis authority nr. postumster general to
practically exclude Franklin's papers
from the mull by forbidding the post
riders to carry them. Franklin short?
ly after succeeded Bradford as post?
master general. Hen? was the oppor?
tunity to build n monopoly and crush
nls old rival, but the thought never
seems to have entered his head that
the newspaper business of the colonies
belonged to him. lie says of Bradford
In his attempt to crush Franklin's
newspaper, "I thought so meanly of
hi in for it thill when I afterward cnnio
Into bis situation I took care never to
Imitate him."?American Illustrated
Magazine.
Had a Close Call.
?'A dangerous surgical operation; lit
volvlng the removal of a malignant
I ulcer as large as my hand, from my
daughter's hip was prevented ny Hi
application of Uucklcn'u Art? r
Salve." says A. C. Stlckoy. of Mlic
In., W. Va. "Persistent use of Hid
Salve completely cured it." Cures
Cuts Burns and Injuries. 25c at W.
Blair Langhoinc, druggist. tu,th.8U,
The .T:ip<H!Oiio l.:ui <-.101 cr.
The Japanese language ?is some fea?
tures which puzzle ijcgliii<<f/8 in its use.
In English when one has learned tba
name for rice that ends It. Not so In
Japan. Begin with cooked rice, mcshi,
When eaten by n child it Is called
mama. In speaking to another persou
ol' eating rice you call it gor.cn. As t
merchant sells it, uncooked, it Is koum
and c.s It grows in the field It is hie. St
a carpenter's foot, or slinku, Is about
twelve Inches, but a tailor's Is 11 fteen
A kin or pound of beef Is fourteen
ounces, of Hour twenty-one, of sugai
over thirty. The rl, or mile, varies ill
different provinces, and on the Fusi
ytima ascent half a rl In marked a rl
because It's so much harder work going
uphill.
IJr. Jobri?oii'n Iiis?.
On the eve of leaving London for
Canada Mrs. Brooke, who wrote "The
History of Emily Montague," the first
novel written In Canada, gave a fare?
well party. Hannah More, Johnson and
Hoswell helng In the company. Dr.
Johnson was obliged to leave early and
apparently departed after wishing his
hostess health and happiness. Shortly
after a servant whispered to Mrs.
Brooke that a gentleman wns waiting
below to nponk to her. Running down
etalrs, the fair novelist foulul the von
erable lexicographer. "Madam," said
be ponderously, "I sent for you ^own
stairs that I might kiss you, which i
did not choose to do before so tintb
company."
STRAW HATS and
For Men and Boys
C. L. Crockett
No. 5 E. Queen St,
Hampton, Va.
Just another demonstra?
tion of the WILLIS-SMITH
crtALL co.'s purchasing
power?Hint's nil.
An elegant, large roomy Wicker Rocker; natural color; nleelv
finished in shellac. Rockers nave graceful pitch and sweep and are
pitched jusi right for taking the kinks oul of. thai IIrod hack.
Strong ami serviceable; very similar to Illustration. A regular
ji.r.o value. Our special price, $2.C9 mi easy payments if you like.
Beautiful Line of Porch Rockers just received.
THE HAMPTON STORE
THE STORE THAT SELLS WHAT IT ADVERTISES.
PRESCRI PTiONS
That's Our Business.
We compound them carefully and accurately and
our drugs are always fresh and of the best, No better
place in Hampton if you want a prescription filled.
TOILET ART I CUBS
We are always ready to supply you with the best toilet
articles and soaps.
MURRAY'S PHARMACY
FORMERLY HOWELL'S DRUG STORE.
EAST QUEEN STREET. 'Phone 9. HAMPTON, VA.
~mr& n b o d onnnrc va o a BTtnrsu a u n'li inn
rnrtrn
HENRY L. SCHMELZ,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Mice-President.
THE BANK OF HAMPTON
HAMPTON?VIRGINIA.
Is the Oldest and Largest in Either Hampton
or Newport News. ?
CAPITAL, .... $100,000.00 I
SURPLUS & PROFITS, $100.000.00 \
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
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The only designated Depository in the State of Vir- <
giuia in Eastern Virginia. We make loans on Real J
Estate?Not Prohibited?as are the National Banks. I
FOUR PER CENT, INTEREST PAID ON savings flEPOSIT*. <
NELSON S. GROOME, Cashier. \
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