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HAMPTON, P?
No More Lotterie?
in the Cigar Business
What is your cigar expenditure in a
year ? j^S!__
Taking chances one at!T~time dis?
turbs your comfort and enjoyment more
than it seems to disturb your income or
confidence; but after a year of it youVe
paid a very fat tax to a very flourishing
lottery?and drawn a long list of blanks.
It's all unnecessary
We designed the Triangle A merit
mark to be a sign to ijou?a sign that
you could not only recognize but pro~
nounce and ask for.
It enables you to make your selec?
tions from cigars that you know are the
best your money can buy.
The New CREMO
is one of the most convincing examples of the
improved quality produced through our new
processes of refining tobacco.
Every box is extra-wrapped in glassine
paper to make sure the cigars reach you
fresh, clean and in the best smoking
condition.
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Mfr.
IEWISH CONGREGATION
ELECTED NEW OFFICERS
Mr. Joe Gold Chosen the President
and Mr. Louis Kantrowitz is
the New Secretary.
The Jewish, congregation. B'nln Is?
rael, held its annual election of offi?
cers Sunday afternoon. The congre?
gation Is now in a flourishing condl-'
tlon and Is getting things In shape
for the erection of the handsome
new synagogue Jn Locust street in
the near future.
The newly elected officers are:
President?Mr. Joe Gold.
? Vice-president?Mr. M. Wnsserman.
? Treasurer?Mr. Louis Kantrowitz.
Sinking fund treasurer?Mr. J. Aek
ermnn.
Trustees?Messrs. H. Tuckscherer,
William H. Knpeport and J. Lauesky
E. M. HASTINGS, PHOEBUS
SALOON MAN, FINED $iOO
Mayor Furness Also Revokes the Li?
cense of the Dealers Who Sold
Whiskey on Sunday.
B. M. Hastings, who conducts n sn
loon in Mnllory avenue, was before
Mayor L. P. Furness, in the Phoebus
police court, yesterday morning on a '
warrant charging him with selling
whiskey on Sunday.
Several weeks ago Mayor Furness
Issued an edict to. the saloon men!
that the sale of liquors on Sunday
must stop and he stated' that after
the first day of April he intended en?
forcing the law by punishment that
would deter the liquor men.
After hearing the evidence ngainst
Hustings. Mayor Furness Imposed a
fine of $100 and costs and entered
an order revoking his licenses.
Hastings noted an appeal to the
Circuit Court.
MR. CHARLES D. CAKE
DIES IN NORFOLK
Remains Will be Brought to Hampton
for Burial in St. John's Cemetery
^ Tomorrow Afternoon.
Theremalns of Mr. Charles D. Cnke,
who died In his home, HOI) West
Rrnmbleton avenue, Norfolk, at 5
o'clock yesterday morning, will he
brought to Hampton for interment in
;St. John's cemetery tomorrow after?
noon. The body will nrrlvo nt Hamp?
ton wharf on the Old Dominion
steamer nt 1 o'clock and the burial
services will bo held at the grave in
fiha cemetery.
Mr. Cake was horn in Elizabeth
City County, March 8. 18:10. He made
his home in Hampton until 188(1,
when ho moved to-Norfolk.
He served an apprenticeship
with his uncle, the lato May?
or John W. Rrown. For a number
?of years ho was connected with the
Hampton Normal School as superin?
tendent of the saw mill and wood!
working department, and also con?
structed a number of the buildings In
the school grounds. He was closelv
siHRoelntod with the late General S.
C. Armstrong and was held In high
fcsleem by him.
He served as a soldier In the Con?
federate army with Company E,
Hampton Grays, Thirty-second Vir
glnla Regiment, Ho was a man ofi
blorling qualities, upright character |
and strict honesty, and a friend to j
all in trouble.
He leaves one slsler, Mrs. Jane
Owen, of Hampton; one brother, Mr.!
Richard Bi Cake; of Norfolk; a widow,
who before her marriage was Miss
Sallie Wood, and'seven children?]
Mis. Charles H. Bentley, of Hamp?
ton; Messrs. Charles W. Cake. John
W. Cake, W. Percy Cake, Miss Mat
tie L. Cake. Mr. J. Marshall Cake,
Miss Sallie L. Cake, all of Norfolk.
NEW JERSEY MAN BUYS
THE WILLEY PROPERTY
Charles W. Van Wagner, of Englc
wood, Becomes the Owners of Pret?
ty Home on Hampton Creek.
Mr. Charles W. Van Wagner, of
Fnglcwood. N. J., has purchased the
Willcy property, on Hamptton crook,!
consisting of a dwelling, outhouses,
and twenty-six acres of land. Mr. Van'
Wagner expects to bring his family
hero and will occupy tbo property.
The deal was negotiated by Mr. M.
6. Lackey, manager of the Phllllpa
Lackoy Company, and the purchase
price was iu the neighborhood ol |
$4,000.
Mr. Van Wagner Is the ?son of Mr.
and Mrs. 1. N. Van Wagner, who came
to Hampton recently to make their,
home. I
Mr. I. N. Van Wnguor said lo ?16
Dally Press representative that Jiej
has been desirous or living in Hamp?
ton ever since his vlst here in IStii.
Although the visit then was not one
in which a fellow could get a luste
of the real Hampton hosptallty, Mr.
Van Wagner has llnally discovered
that no whore livo a more hospitable
people than those ot the Virginia pe?
ninsula.
Mr. Van vvagner, Sr., Is a retired
capitalist.
Funeral of Mrs. Hogge.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie
Hogge, the wife or Mr. John Hoggo.
were conducted from the residence
at New Market yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Rev. E. 1?. Jones,
IJ. ?-, was assisted In the services by
Rev. J. W. Porter, D. D.. or the
Newport News Baptist church.
WANTED?LADY OR GENTLEMAN;
with $500 to take charge and half
interest in a high class business
during the Imposition at Williams
burg. It. should clear $5.000 if prop?
erly looked after. None but (hose
who would take thorough Interest
in the business need apply. Ad?
dress, E. L. SIMPSON, Phoebus.
NOTICK?TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
concern. Warning is hereby given
to all parties engaged or intending
to engage in any business requiring
a license to ho paid for the privi?
lege, especially thoso parties en?
gaged in the business of boarding
house keepers and all are hereby
notified that unless such license be
paid when due, the snme will be
doubled. HARRY W. BOOKER.
I Commissioner of the Revenue.
Licenses expire April 30, 1907.
4-C-l?t.
WANTED.
Vn.
4-9 3t.
IOEBUS AN
'A.J ARGUMENT OF FORCE.
%'apcloon Smashed a Vase, and th<
Treaty Was 8igned.
Early tri April, 1707, tuo people of
Austria demanded pence with Frunce.
.'. ,. illutluiili vvcru begun lu lire vicini?
ty of Leoboa. Ltoriaparte, In an Inter?
view \vlth tue Austrian ploulpotentl
attc.t, saiil to them, "Your government
lias sent against me Coin" armies with?
out generals, and tills 11 mo a general
without an army." In the treaty
which the Austrian commissioners pro
Jo.-to l Hi,- ilrat article stipulated %ut
il.o emperor of Austria thereby rccog
nlzod the Kreuch republic. "Erase It!"
exclaimed Napoleon. ' The exlstonco
Of the republic Is as plalu as the sun.
This article Is only lit for the blind.
We are our own masters and shall es?
tablish any government we prefer. If
on a day the Preach people," ho cou
tt:n:ed, "should wish to create a inou
erchy, the emperor might object that
be bad recognized a republic." Tho
prollmliirirles were soon settled, Nupo
leo? s|gniug for France, thus placing
!.:::iself on nil equal routing with the
emperor of Austria. The foruiril treaty
knowri ud Cutnpb Kormlo waa signed
hi October. 17!>7. Austria fiUUIIlug the
plcUg3!i she bad already glveu. The
Austrian plenipotentiary protested
against the distribution of the prov?
ince.; beyond the Atllge. Napoleon waa
angered at this, and, seizing a vase,
dashed It to the ground, exclaiming,
"If It Is nut so arranged I will break
your monarchy as I hnvo broken this
vase!" This argument of force, as
demonstrated to the diplomat was
convincing; and the treaty was signed.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Don't Devolop tho Mind at the Expenn
of tho Body.
The man or woman who would train
the mental faculties without any refer
ence to the physical shows a faulty
qualification for the work lu which bu
or she may bo engaged. The mind
may be ever so well trained and stored
with knowledge of the books, but un?
less there Is behind It u reusouubly
strong body life runs the risk of be?
l?g a failure; if not that, an existence
I of pain that serves as a limitation upon
its possibilities. It Is a Speeles of cru?
elty to educate the mind at the ex?
pense of the body. Better let a child
grow up into manhood or womanhood
with nn Inferior education tbuu with
a better education of the mind und a
body weakened lu the effort.
The fact tbnt so many men in this
country who bare succeeded in busi?
ness and in professional and public
life have been the sous of farmers,
whose early life baa been spent out of
doors, has beeu a subject of remark.
May It uot be accounted for on the
Rround that In their boyhood their
physique wus developed so that In aft?
er life, besides their mental acquire?
ments, they bud strong bodies with
which to do the work Uiey have so
successfully performed? This Is not
only uossiblo. hut very probable ?
' 25 $
? POI
S WILLIAM
HIDING IN YORK
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Cortto and tuwln
Curtis Went to Grafion Yenter
day Morning.
Deputy Sheriffs Kdwiu Curtis nwl
Charles Curtis Went to York county
yeostorday In search of William
Hanks, the negro, wanted b?te for
murdering Samuel Robinson und
Jake Smith, In Thomas Kennedy'
saloon, last week.
During the morning the officers r<
colved a report from York county I
the effect that Hanks spent Sunday
hlglil near Crnftoii and they hnmedi?
ately left for that section. II wan
said by m vornl men that llnnku got
to York county Sunday morning.
The ofllccrs hud not returned to
I Hampton up to mld-nlght mid no ntos
i sag?? had boon received from them
I nt the Jail.
Father Fallon Away.
Hev. rather William Fallon, pastor I
of the St. Mary's Star of the Hen-M
Catholic church nt Old Point, left
yOHtbrdny for a short visit In Ihol
western part of Virginia. Hev. Father|
Vnmi is in charge or the work here
during Father Fallon'u absence.
To Attend Board Meeting.
Mr. Harry IT. Holt left yesterday
for Wllllamslmrg, where he will to?
day attend the meeting of the board|
of directors of the Eastern Stale hon
pltnl.
John Donnelly Dead.
John Donnelly, a well known mem?
ber of the National Soldiers' Homo,
who was visiting In Philadelphia,
died very suddenly In the. Quaker
City Sunday,
Mr. Q. J, R?WO, who has been rpilte|
siek at his home on Victoria avenue,
Is slowly Improving.
The old west dlsnppenrs when Mon?
tana virtuously punches the slot ma?
chines where poker and roulette were]
so long the rule. Hut why not stop |
(lie games in Wall street and the
frauds or the tariff und a few or lho|
bigger gambling devices before nt
tucking bridge and the gum lotteries? |
?Florida Times-Union,
Davis Durability
'My house was painted In 18J9 with
Davis' 100 per cent
Pure Paint
j and today looks very wi ll.
I can cheerfully recommend It to 1
those wanting the best Paint."
J. 10- Wine,
Berlin, Md.
Do you think adulterated Paint]
would give the samo satisfaction?
For Sale By
RANSONfc HARDWARE
Company.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
7-room dwelling, clly wnter nnd electric lighta; good location.
7-room dwelling; all modern conveniences,
fi-room dwelling, on waterfront; modern conveniences.
4-room cottage, on waterfront.
Groom dwelling, King street, near Queen, $40.00.
10 room dwelling, on wnterrront; modern conveniences.
9- rnom dwelling, city water and gas, on avenue.
10- room dwelling, centrally located; modern conveniences.
The
Phiilips-Lackey Co. Inc.
REAL ESTATE BR0KER8,
?18 East Queen street. Hampton, fa. K
_
You vnil miss a big treat if you fail to seo the line of
AT
Wild Cherry, pAlipn 0V|
Glycerine and Tar UuiJuii Uli
Just the Thing you Weed.
Your prescriptions are accurately filled It brought here.
GARDNER & HUDGINS, The Druggists,
North King Street
Phono 13.
asm
Eat More
of the most nutritious of flour
foods?Uneeda Biscuit?the
only perfect soda cracker. Then
you will be able to
Earn More
because a well-nourished body
has greater productive capacity.
Thus you will also be able to
Saw More
because for val?e received there
is no food so economical as
Uneeda Biscuit
5? In a dust tight,
' moisture proof package*
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
?esmsxzxssstztna
Christie Tie
PATENT KID, I,AilOE EYELETTS;
(ilhson heel, Mai Klu Qunrtor,
$4.00.
LADIES' PATENT COLT OII380N
Oxforda; Cuban heel, $3.60.
LADIES' TAN OlDSON OXFORDS,
$2.60.
C. L. CROCKETT & CO.
NO. 5 QUEEN STREUT.
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
HENRY L. SCHMELZ,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vlco-Presldent.
THE BANK OF
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
IS THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEW8,
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $125,000.00
DEPOSIT8 OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository In the State of Virginia in
Eastern Virginia. Wo make loans on Real Batate?NOT PRO
IIIIMTED?as are tho National Banks.
FOUR PER CFNT. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEP08IT8.
A JAUNTY SAILOR HAT
Will make any lady appear attractive this Boason of the year. We
have tho prettiest line in Hampton, not alone of "Sailors," but
of pattern and mado to order headgear.
It's a money savor to you to como here.
(Beasley &. Bush's Old Stand).
EAST QUEEN STREET.
See the Magnificent Display of
s
The exhibition embraces somo of the most attractive articles
to bo found outside of an Indian reservation. Tho prices will
mako them sell rapidly.
BOYS' HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.
Finest stock of baseball goods and other sporting paraphernalia,
HOTEL DISHES AND GLASSES.
We have a splendid line of hotel dishes, bar glasses and other
chlnaware.
S
18-20 "WEST QUEEN STREET.
Phone 235.
9
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.