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The Postoffico Department of the
government I* Inaugurating automo?
bile mail delivery service In many
places where tlu most practicable re
suits can be obtained, and this I?
proving eminently satisfactory, tu
Otde.r to secure the best possible sei
vlcc, the government will make us.
of such muchlni a as are beai adapt
<d to tho ust.! intended. The .fainca
lown Exposition offers an exception
ally line opportunity to judge of toe
merits of the various niiiVliliics, ami
to this ( nd Ihe post mast or general
lias issued ihe following letter, i<>
T. S. Soutligato, governor of ex?
hibits of ihe Exposition:
"A number of the officials aim'
other i m ploy (is of the peislofflce do
partim nt, will bo detailed for duty at
the Jamestown Exposition, and the
post master g< upral will issue ln
atruvtlons to such officials and om- i
playcs to inspect and report, na to the
merit;- of the various makes of an- j
tOniobllea tin it i xhlbltcd, particular- |
ly as to their adaptability for postal :
collection anil delivery purposes. My ?
dlnctlon of the post master general, !
M. 0. ChailCO, chief clerk." '
It In also understood thai General
Grant will de tail officers from Ills j
comuland to Inspect the automobiles '
for military purposes.
With : in it iiici ntiver, an those con
fronting tb< in. tin automobile manu?
facturers are 6ut|cnvorihg |o make
the lu: t possible display of their ma
oliincr ami the intens: in this de?
partment of t shlhlts has been great?
ly augmented by the desire to secure
tue recognition, not only of tlio Untied
States government officials, hut of th>- ,
attachens of many foreign govern- '
incuts in attendance at the Exposl- ?
Hon.
The poatoffice dcparlmcnl has es
lahllshed a model autonioblio malt |
rlullvfry line betwocii the Norfolk and '
Exposition poatofflceB, the mall auton
being equipped with the regulation
iicroen wagon body painted rod, while ;
and blue, with United Stairs Mail in?
scribed on the sides. There are three
machines, each having a capacity ot
sixty mall sacks and a speed of from
six to forty miles an hour. Five
round trips pi r day will bo made be?
tween Norfolk and the Exposition foi
tho West and South mulls and live
Ahlo trips between the Exposition
postofflce and tlie Pino Bench office
where tho mails, Eiisl and North, will
be received and dispatched.
The steamer Philadelphia, which
arrived tonight, brought King Ed?
ward's cup presented to the James
town Exposition authorities tor the
rnon between twenty fool sailing
boats.
J. W. Hill's Tragic Death.
BRISTOL. TENN.. April 2ti.?J.~\\.
Hill, n prominent citizen of Bristol,
was shocked to death and Iiis body
almost burned up by a telephone wire
charged with LlOfl volts of electricity
at his homo on Windsor avenue this
morning at S o'clock. Ills clothing
was burned off and his hotly burned
almost in two. others who attempted \
to out the wire narrowly escaped
death.
Preacher Charged With Wife-Beating.
OHARLOTTESVlLLE. VA.. April';
20.-?A sensational case was air; d In
the police court, here after Ihe arrest;
Thursday of Rev. H, .1. Seaman on I
the charge of boating his wife. At
ter hearing tho evidence Justice Wa'
son placed the accused nailer a $500
bond, which the minister could mil
furnish,, and consequently spent the
night in jail.
Warrants for Woman's Assailants. |
BRISTOL, VA.. April 20?The po?
lice are now almost positive that they
have tho men who assaulted Mrs.
Frank Roleber at Kliigsport some days
ago. Warrants were issued for two
men yesterday, and It is expected that
they will he apprehended and arrest?
ed.
Wright to be Executed May 31st.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.. April 20,?
Joseph Thomas, alias John Wright,
colored, convicted of criminally ns
snblttng Miss Mabel Rialoy, now Mrs.
Forest. Gooding. of Washington, has
hpen rcsontenced to he hung. Judge
Bailey bus named.May 31st as the
day of the execuii.on. Tlu- attorneys
for the negro had secured a stay of
execution pending a possible appeal.
EXPOSITION
ririi.il nnd preparations for the
3ii April 20.
THE THIRD HOUSE.
Legislative Annex of the Special in?
terests In Congrosc.
The ihlrii house, an the lobby Is some
tlines culled. Is the legislative annex
or tln> special Interests. It Is the
house of special representatives, ami
its membership is a curious study In
the widely different.
Its meeting place Is the lobby and
roiiimitleu rooms of (be nation's eapl
tol, the hotel rotunda, the lawyer's
office, the street, the banquet room,
the llitli- hack room, (he bar, the road
house, iho home, the I mil hoi?any?
where the legislator may he found and
personally approached. That is the
object of u lobby?persounl contact
with the people's representatives and
the Inlluenee upon legislation worked
therehy.
If legislators were perfect, there
would he no lobby, if they were per?
fectly wise, there would he no occa?
sion for the lobbyist who desires "til
Inform" them: if perfectly honest,
there would ho no occasion for the
lobbyist who desires to "make It worth
while;" It' perfectly patriotic, there
would be no occasion for the lobbyist
who desires for himself "a little per?
sonal ftiv.or'.'? at the people's expense.
The existence of a lobby is premised
on huuiitn frailty. It Is present to
prey on human weakness, to warp the
action of ibe legislative body by ap?
peal to vanity. Ignorance, cupidity or
fenr.?Gllsou Gnrducr in Success Mag?
azine.
HARDY FERNS.
About Forty Species Are Suited to Out
dcor Culture.
Among the hardy ferns an? varieties
greatly lUITeriUg in size and form, from
a linlrllko creeping stein bearing n few
simple mossllUe leaves to the vigor?
ous growing plants with large leave;;,
attaining u height of Wo or three, feet.
Perils nre Interesting and extremely
beautiful, especially when grown us
specimen plants or In epmbluntlou
with other plants. Tin? varying condi?
tions in which the dill'erent species soe
eeed tire remarkable. .Many of them
require a warm temperature, while
others do well in cool and shady places.
Of the 4.Out) or more ?peeles of ferns
hut more than about forty species are
suiied to outdoor culture In ordinary
roils ami situations. These species can
be planted In beds, borders or rocker?
ies or In the foreground of shrubbery.
As most, of them require n somewhat
shady place, they are especially useful
for tilling in places where grass and
oilier light loving plants cannot grow.
Perfect drainage is required. The soil
should have leaf mold in it. or decayed
pent or well decnyed sod will answer.
Hardy ferns are best planted In lie'
spring, but they can be planted In the
summer if the fronds or leaves are cut
back, bulking it easier for the plants to
establish themselves before the winter
sets In. Prom his tlorlst the amateur
gardener cuu ohtulu cuttings of vnrle
tier; most suitable for the soil and ell
mjltp In his vicinity. In the winter the
ferns should be given protection, with
a covering of leaves, buy or straw.?
Washington Star.
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF STEAM SAW
MILL, FIXTURES, WAGONS AND
TEAMS!
1 will sell at. public auction upon
the premises at the steam saw mill
yard or the late Edward P. Roberts
and Virgil P. Roberts, situate near
Morrisons and Harpersville, in War?
wick County. Virginia, on WEDNES?
DAY, MAY FIRST. 190/, AT ONE
O'CLOCK, P. M.:
I steam saw mill, 35 horsepower.
Boller. 45 horse-power, with all fix?
tures belonging to said mill.
5 mules and one-yoke of oxen.
Wagons and carts, and sundry other
effects belonging to the plant.
TERMS. $10.00 or less cash. Over
510.00 credit of six (C) months. Pur?
chaser to ?ive note, hearing interest
from date with good security.
JAY WILLIAMS. Attornev.
4-3S-:tt. Sallshurv. Md.
Tne Lea' ling Jewelers,
Coffee Machines
Ifycn like the beat of every?
thing, why not try one of our
Coffee Makers, you can always
have delicious, wholesome coffee
of a quality that never varies.
One trial will convince you. We
have them from
J. 1 PALMER'S SOWS,
2704 Washington Ave.
K?TABl. ISt-UID IRQ2.
Nothing In Plot to Kill President .
(Uy Associated ProKs.i.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 20?
The announcement was made today
by secret service officials that no
further attention will he paid to the
statements of .Ian ilartula. who In?
formell I lie police of Ne wark, N. .L,
that a conspiracy was on foot among
the miners of Mnzelton, Pn.. to as?
sassinate President Hoosevclt.
Mr. O'Hara Out.
.Mr. Bryan J. O'Hara, who fe ll and
broke his rigid leg at the ankln on
Pourunry 22 while hoisting aa Ameri?
can Hag over .Ionian's cafe, corner
Twenty-fifth tstroot and Washington
avenue, was out yesterday for the
first time.
For $2.000
we can sell you a nice 0-room home
on 2 lots near ,1 offer son avenue; Just.
$200 cash and $20 per month; no loan
on It; rents at $192; range, porcelain
bath, hot water, fenced; a bargain;
SOMMEUVll.LE TRUST CO.. Inc..
Newport News. Va. , 4-19*31
NOTICE.
Members of Live Oak Camp of Mod.
ein Woodmen of the World will take
notice that the regular meeting will
1>B held on April 2:5. Instead of Fri?
day the 2('iih, In order not to conflict
with the opening of the Jnmostown
Fx posit ion.
GEORGE! A. SCHMELZ,
Council Commander.
<!. W. PHILLIPS,
4-21 *2t. Secretary.
I desire to extend my thanks to
the Ladle" Catholic Benevolent Asso?
ciation, urn n ell No. 570, Newport
News, for prompt payment of my
claim as beneficiary of Dellah Mc
Keon.
lt. J. .1. McKEON.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?OLD COLD FRATERNAL
Order of Eagles locket, with em?
blem on oiii' side and monogram.
".I. (\ ('." on the other. Will pay
actual value as reward. If returned
to ?19 Twenty-fourth street. It.
HELP WANTED MALE.
A 1 OFFICE riP.N WANTED.
w,??.,? iimli*r contract v.tili Itaillnr;cnuiiu.T<m ???-., v.
Mht-rv t" *..|.,..? in. ii fi.r l.l,-li tfi?<!? |ii>*,lti.>n.. \\ i- ma
I- lnirl el" Oioru.ishlv , x-.Ti irm-. .i u?l. ?. in, Ii ,vlio mill r*
? (.il.il Hp l.,.?Ul,. .tie! I....1-I 1-. ;l luw -.Mill,, ..i. ?
In. i,.i ihKiiimis um, ..[vii m nur i;oftli-n tor ? nun
i*-i,-m ikHikk? |i-i- i.. ii ii,ii.i:i ?. i'drtilaii.1 i. rkn. 1 ..I
II- .-l.H-.. I ??ih-ll .llll.-ni.. I ?II. ?? MiTHii-iT-. I'l lM.Il fi-11,1
uo-MtlM HM??, a }?:.??. Wltlll inl...li.>- l.-.rfrie
,<.|.v .,f 1 i,.i,.,i?.i ...Ii,-? Ii,?'1H1I1.R Oui.l iiimI Nil.- Uli i..u,
lio? i.i-ii.ii i... i:.,t .ouruliilltv.
HAPGOODS (Inc.) Brain Brokers.
C:=c:-wtMti Trust EMj.,'ibiliiilrtli
EDUCATIONAL.
Virginia Kilifary tostltafe.
I.KXlMnnS, Va. The Biiitrrt of Vltltnr?, nt their
lUQiinl Mfi-tluK on lue 17iu 111' next .Inn?, ? ill
iippuintHtaiKcadkt8 to ml vsusncte* to sin
mil iIth, ll?h, it.ui. i;th. vim. ?Mi. ?\h KSrtl,
{??lb Seimtorinl lllltrlita. und tun (2) AT l.akuk.
fliese appointments carry free board anil tui?
tion. AppllcHilons MK111I1I lie atlilie-aeij lo Ihn
uiulerMiiueit mi <?>' before Julie 10tIi. tin forois
itmi. w III he item ii|..ni r?<|Ue?t. scot!' oi.U'l',
supt. Min-?'e,l h \vts.
POOL AND BILLARD PARLORS.
ACADEMY POOL PARLORS?NEW
tables, new fixtures, plenty of room.
2 l-2c per cue. Leading brands of
cigars, cigarettes and tobacco.
1-25-tf.
?tssassssss 1 s1 1 sssa
Recognizing the Importance of our
City being well represented at the
Exposition on opening day and in or?
der to afford the employees the op?
portunity of being present, in accord?
ance with the rerpiest of our Mayor,
Hon. S. R. Buxton, the Banks of the
City of Newport News will close on
April 2Cth, l!t07, ihe entire day.
All parlies having business with the
hanks on Friday April 2fith. will
please attend to same on Thursday.
April 25th, 1907.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
THE CITIZENS &. MARINE BANK,
SCHUELTZ PROS. BANKERS,
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
BANK,
NEWPORT NEWS NATIONAL
BAiN.'K,
THE JEFFERSON BANK.
POWELL TRUST CO.
?1-17-21-23-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will he received at
ril l ice of Treasurer, Southern Branch.
N. II. D. V. S.. National Soldle-i'
Home, Elizabeth City County, Vi
ginia. until 1,30 P. M.~, May 9th. 1907.
and then ' tipened. for furnishing all
Material ami Labor for 13 Scresn
Doors. 93 Screen Windows; Remov?
ing old and installing new Steatr
Pumps in Holler House, and Repair*
ing porches of Barracks I. K and L |
(Nor-. 11. 42, and 14 respectively j a'
Southern Uranch, N. H. D. V. S.. In
accordance with Instructions and
specifications, copies of which with
blank proposnls and other Informa?
tion, may he had upon application to j
B. A. HEESON. Treasurer.
-1-21. 28: 5:5.
Sealed proposals will he received
ai office of Treasurer, Southern
Branch, N. H. D. V. S.. National Sol-1
dicrs' Home. Elizabeth City Coiinty,
Virginia, until 1.30 P. M.. April ?5th,
1907, and then opened, for furnishing |
all Material and Labor for Instilling
I Mangle, r. Washing Machines, 7
Cupboards, and 2 Laundry Tubs. In
accordance with Instructions and
specifications, copies of which, with
blank proposals and other informa?
tion, may be had noon application t>l
B. A. BEESON. Treasurer.
4-19. 21, 23.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received
at office of Treasurer. Southern
'hauch. N. 11. D. V. S.. National Sol?
diers' Home, Elizabeth City County,
Virginia, until 1:30 P. M., May 9th.
1907. and then opened, for furnishing
all Material and Labor for construct*
Insr Green Houses, in accordance with
im,t ructions and sneclfieatlons, copies
or which, with blank proposals and
olher information, may he bad upon
annllcalicn to/ B. A. BEESON. Treas?
urer. 4-14-3L
mmmmmwmmmm
*2H111 St. near,Washington Av.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
A New and Up-to-date
MOTEL
LUROPKAN PLAN.
What's the Use
Hanging on lo old-tlmo, old-foggy,
hand-mixed paint, thai will soon chalk
off and discolor, when yon can get
Davis' 100 per cent
Pure Paint
a thoroughly modern, up-to-date, ma?
chine-mixed PURE PAINT that will
nut-cover and out-last lead and oil
paint, and cost you less moneyi
?For Sale By?
S P, MARSTON
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OUJ HUJlUMUri UAlruAUH i U A IN ?>
far- offices 0. 4b O. tftatlon. Thune"
BaU. Nas. 4?! aad 188. eit?? No. 12.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BIRDS AND GOLDFISH, AMATEUR
photo supplies, argo, cyko, and disco
papers, Hammer und defender plate
and ausco films; developing, print?
ing and inountlug at lowest prices.
2502 Jefferson aveuue, next Jeffer?
son Bank. tf.
LADIES!
Don't suffer with corns, buulons or
ingrown nails, when there Is an ex?
pert Chiropodist at
NICHOLAS'
Up-to-date Hair Dressing, Massaging
and Manicuring Parlor,
203 27 tb Street. tftit?r Bullding
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY Tu LOAN IN BUMS OF $6?
to $1,000 at 6 per cent. Merchanta
Mechanlcs Savings Asecctatlon^Allas
D. Jones, Secretary and Attorney.
First National Bank Building.
FOR RENT.
FOB KENT?CENTRALLY LOCAT
f od, unfurnished 5-room flat. Writu
to S. S.. 213 Twenty-ninth street.
4-21-tf.
[ FORu RENT?OFFICES IN THE
SHihy building; reasonahle rates.
Apulv at the office of the VIRGIN?
IA GUARANTY & TRUST COR?
PORATION, 2700 Washington Ave.
41912t
FOR RENT?WITH BOARD, LARGE
second floor room; southern ex?
posure; gentlemen preferred. Ap?
ply 3208 West avenue. 4-14-tf.
BLUB PRINTING AND TRACING?
Guy P. Murray. g2? 2St? Et.. City.
NOTICE:
The estate of Daniel Carmlehnel,
deceased, having been committed to
my hands for settlement, all persons
indebted to the said estate. please
come forward and settle ihcir ac?
counts. Those having claims against
the estate will present tliein to me
for settlement.
E. W. MILSTEAD, Administrator.
April 20, 1?07. 4-20-lOt.'
TAX NOTICE.
To the Delinquent Taxpayer of the
City of Newport News:
All property upon which taxes nnd
levins for the year l'jOf, are not paid
by May 1st. will be advertised as the
law directs necessitating extra char?
ges. Capitation taxes for the year
Hint; must be paid prior to Muy 6th
In order to voto in the November;
elee lion.
J. M. CURTIS.
4-14*12t. City Treasurer.
U. S. TRANSFER COMPANY.
motor rOWXR KKIT..w ks tiik norsk.
$35 to $83.-300 If KAI> OK HORSKH anil
100 HEAD OK YOUNM lll.OOKY ? KtHl.T
MIILMB, r, ton yr-ars r>M, wvli<hli)K ?00 lo 1,100
ixiiiniN, to I,.- positively Sold, m at-eonul of nur
new motor-wagon system. Will be void at tbo
rule i,i"-Ii Ii?ad a wcoW. All nood, serviceable
stock, right ?"t oflinrd work. Also .10 HK.tll
OK 1111!, YOI'NO. KAT MARKS, paveniolit sore,
will room miind In Ilm country. See HIU'KK
lvtknuknt at OOMI'ANVH SiV.lit.KP, W.,
tM, t,n ami mo wkst pkatthtrkkt, Corner
lireenc, BALTIMORE, MH,
MULES. MULES. ~ 'MULES'.
U, s. tKAWAFItrl COJIPAXV.
100 IIKAI? YOttSO Ml: I. KM, *7S TO $180
A I'AIR. Kee rJiipcrlnlendetit at Company's
Mnlilr-, 1!? f,:i7, RWW, frail it., COr, lircnnc,
Ualtlinore, Mo. a-14 am
But there is No Risk
in Daily Press Class?
ified Ads. j& jfe M
If you have a Room lo Rent,
If you want Help,
It you have something to Sell,
Put an Ad in the Classified col
urns of the Daily Ptess.
25 Words 25c
WANTED. I
WANTKD?GOOD HOTEL COOK.
Will pay first-class wages to right
man. Address application with re?
commendations in P. 0. box 142,
Oily. 4-20-tf. !
WANTED?-BOY ABOUT Hi OR'
older to wash dishes and general 1
uso in kitchen. Wages. $15.00 a
month; board and lodging. Apply
to T. W. JUDKINS, 215 Twenty
fifth street. 4-20-tf. J
WANTED?ALL OWNERS OF ONE j
er more vacant rooms in Newport j
News to let us try to fill Hum.;
Phone u? your number nnd rate at j
once and get the benefit of our free
advertising of same. Our commis?
sion will be 10 cents on each dollar
due from roomers obtained through .
us. No charge If we get you none.
Get some Exposition booklets from
us and send to your friends, Free. 1
SOMMERVILLE TRUST CO., INC.
4-21-3t.
i W A N TED? AN INTELLIGENT
young man. fairly well educated."
who would like to learn the news-j
paper business. Small salary to
start. Apply at Dally Press office. |
It.
W A N T E D-TO HAVE YOUK'
clothes cleaned and pressed for thel
Expo opening; 5 more days; first
come first served. THE HUB,
CLEANING AND PRESSING CO..I
211 ?llrd St. Both phones. 4-l9-Gt|
_
WANTED?BAKERS. APPLY AT
HEALTH FOOD BAKERY. 4-19 121.
WANTED?STRA W AND PANAMA |
lints lo clean and block; the only
place in the city, that does the
work at home.- THE HUB. 211 33rd
St.. Academy of Music Hldg. Both
phones. 419-lmo
! WANTED?BY A SINGLE MAN, AN
airy room on West avenue between
Twenty-sixth and Thirtieth street.
Address, stating price, 'SINGLE,"'
care of DaUv ' Press. 3-30-tf.
WANTED?TO BUY, SELL OR EX
chauge furniture and stoves. C. W.
LEWIS, 2502 Huntington ave.
3-17-3m
_!
I
I WANTED?YOU TO KNOW THAT;
the Exposition Hotel and Accommo?
dation Exchange will keep your
rooms full during the Exposition.
See us. H. I). HALL, Manager, at)
the Real Estate & Insurance Office j
of Nelms & Co., Inc., 2517 Wash?
ington avenue, Newport News, Va.
3-14-tf I
WANTED-FOLDING FILM CAM
era. medium Bize. in good condi-l
tion. Give particulars and lowest]
cash price. P. O. Box 2C9, City. It.
WANTED? LADY OR GENTLEMAN
of fair education to travel for firm
of $2-")0,000 capital. Salary, $1.072
per year, payable weekly. Expeuses
advanced. Address GEO. G.
CLOWS, Newport News. Va. It.
[ WANTED?LADIES, CHILDREN AND
gents' ctotb.ee to be cleaned, pressed,
dyed, etc.; work the nest; prices
reasonable. THE HUB CLEANING
& PRESSING CO., 211 33rd St.
Both Phones. 317-tf
WANTED?THo PEOPLE TO KNOW
we are buying and selling new and
second-bund Furniture. Messlclc &
Cbeadle, 2500 Huntington a"?
3-2-3ai,
WANTKD?BOARDERS. 18? THIR
ty-flr?t Street Modern cunvenlan
cea. References exchanged. ll-l-Sm!
TENTS, AWNINGS, FLAGS, ETC.
DECORATIONS FOR RENT OR'
sale. If you are going to decorateI
for the 2Cth. sr.-c us at once. Don't I
wait until the last day. W. P.:
JONES & CO., 235 Twenty-eighth ,
street. 3-2G-lm.
A Young Lai
Who wishes steady employm.ei
easy work, earning $9.00 to 910.
today, Learner* polt? while urn
Newport fife
American Ti
Thirty-fourth fttreet and virj.ii
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE
?city wmtr. pear shipyard, only
$1,000. Including the lot. $100 cash,
assume $700 straight 0 per cent,
lonn; balance of $200 at $15.00
monthly. Rents at $132 per year.
BUy this and stop renting. SOM
MERVILLE TRUST CO., (Incor?
porated). 4-21-.it.
FOR SALE?VERY COSY HOME ON
car line, near Hoanoke ave., only
(1,650; $3i'>5 cash, balance about
$15 monthly. Well-built, 0 rooms
and bath, sewerage. Property will
rent at $15 monthlv. SOMMER
V1LLE TRUST CO.. (Incorporated..
?l-21-3t.
FOR SALE?$73 BUYS A BEAUTI
rul Emerson piuno, full size, 7 1-3
octaves, rosewood ease, a beauty.
Just the thing for a beginner; 75
cents a week and the piano Is
yours. LESTER PIANO CO., 2517
Washington Ave. Open evening
until 10 o'clock; 4-19-41
FOR SALE?$100.00 LESTER PIANO
coupon. Apply 329 44th St. 4-19 Ct.
$24 BUYS A VERY NICE PIANO FOR
beginner, Full size and full oc
I tuves; taken in exchange on one of
I our Lester Pianos, stool Included.
? Terms, 50 cents per week. LES
I TER PIANO CO., 2517 Washington
j avenue, Newport News, Va. 4-17-4L
FREE?1,800 SONG BOOKS GIVEN
away; contains over 50 selections;
yours for the asking. LESTER PI?
ANO CO., 2517 Washington avenue
Newport News, Va. 4-17-4L
FOR SALE?WELL ESTABLISHED
grocery business; new stock, in?
cluding all fixtures, in good locali?
ty. Address "GROCERY." care
Daily Press. 4-lC-Ct.
FOR SALE?ONE GOOD SCHOON
er, oyster shifts, and outfit In first
class order and 12,000 bushels of
planted oysters, 29 acres of good
oyster planting ground In Warwick
River, one fourth interest In 43
acres of good natural oyster rock
In James Riv<->r. Apply A- R. DAW
SON, Menehville, Va. 1-29-lm.
FOR SALE?DESIRABLE CORNER
lot nt Pine Beach. Virginia avenue
and One Hundredth street; or will
lease If desired. Address "T," care
Daily Press. It.
FOR SALE OR RENT, CHEAP?5
horse - power. 23-foot Gasoline
launch; a snap to quick buyer. E.
B. DENN IE, 2509 Washington ave?
nue, Newport News, Va. 4-21-tf.
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALTi
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel Warwick building.
UNDERTAKERS.
UNDERTAKER
W. E. HOUSE BEGS TO An?
nounce that he will have completed
In the next few weeks, one of the
most up-to-date undertaker's estab?
lishments in the State. With a
Mortuary sufficiently large for
most funerals, a show room equip?
ped with the latest Improved show
cases, and with two assistants and
two licensed embalmers, and the
most modern paraphernalia, he Is
prepared to give the best Of ser?
vice to all classes. 234-23C Twen?
ty-fifth street Both''phones, 51;;
residence, 110. 2-31-6nx
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
J. HUGH CAFFEE
Modem Hfrvlre, with Paraphernalia equal to
the Hesl. TWO LIOBNSKD KMltAI.MKKS, en
ahltUK me to -rive to my patrons the titst o
attention at moderate prices. . _
Fhnne, Offlee-Ilntli Phones No. I.
Uenldenco mono?Hell, No. 41,
1y or Girl,
it. with pUaaant surroundings,
.00 weekly, can do so by applying
l*r Instruction?.
, ws Branch,
?jbacco Co.,
ila Avenue. ft-M-ttat.

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