Daily press. [volume], July 17, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

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ON STOCK EXG..AN6E
Slock Market Yesterday Was a
Dull Affair With Exception ol
Three or Four Securliks.
UNION PACIFIC ACTIVE FEATURE
Amalgamated Copper and Reading AI
6o Showed Up Well But Rest of
The List Wae Sluofjish?Crop Re-,
poits Arc Favorable?Total Sales]
And Closing Quotations.
NKW YORK, .Inly I?.?Tile stock
ntarkol 01 today was a dull affair
und had all the usual characteristics
61 ih?' midsummer period. There
was some activity in three or four
storks, hut it the slutt'oa of these uro
deducted from the sales of the day
the remainder is Inslgulflcniit. Union
Pact lie was the actlvd feature and
Its sales make up an Important pro
pen inn of tlio day's business. The
movement in Union Paciih- also was
a dominating Inlluoncc on the narrow
movement or ihr whole market.
Amalgamated Copper ami Reading
made up another liriportonl propor?
tion of the small dealings of tin- day.
The general movement was sluggish
and hesitating in conformity witli ihe
linrowncss of the market.
The report of the reduction of
(piotutlons at the Now Vork metal
CXClu^ngO was the signal for a decid?
ed setback la stocks. Other Infill
lines won- scanty. The continued
easing of tin.' cull money market
soothed any immediate apprehension
on that score. The foreign exchange
market yielded further and lessened
the probability of a resumption of
gold exports, opinion on the money
outlook was affected by the call for
a 20 per cent syndicate Installment
on the Union Pacific convcrtlbl
bonds to be paid on Monday next
which will call for nearly $14.000,000.
A quick return of these funds to the
money market Is cxpoctod.
The weekly bulletin of the wealber
bureau was favorable in Its showing
of crop conditions. The Juno ex?
ports of agricultural products was re?
ported nearly unchanged from la it
year, a decline In cotton exports bal?
ancing a rise In value of bread sttllfs.
Prices rose rapidly in tlio last half
tlbtll to Die best of the day.
Itonds were steady. Total .eitea
today 485,500 shares. including:
Copper 511,000; Sugar 30; TobaccoO
200; A. ('. L 100; C, ? O. 1,800; L.
ft N. 100; Reading 68.300; Southern
1.100; U. I". 159,300; P. s. s. -lT.r.uo:
V. C, C. Von: V fj. C. pfd 100; N. P.
800; Sloes Sheffield 100.
Adams Express .14B
Amalgamated Copper .90%
American Car A.- Foundry . 43%
American Car &. Foundry pfd.. 99%
American Cotton ?II . 31%
American Cotton Oil pfd . S'*>
American Express .210
American Hide & Leather pfd ?? 19
American Ice . 62
American Linseed Oll . l"
American Linseed oil pfd. 23%
American Locomotive . '<>'?)'*
American LoCOIIIOtlVO pfd .1"!
American Smelting Ai R?fg _119%
Am. Mean Smelting ft Itefg pfd. 106% ]
American Sugar Refining .12214]
Aiiierica.ii Tobacco pfd ccrtll ? ? ? 80 |
Anae. inla Mining Co.57%
At< bison .91%
Atohlsotl pfd .
Atlantic Coast Line. DC
Rnlllmnru ft Ohio . !?7V,
DalUmoro K- Ohio pfd. *7
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 5S
Canadian Pacific .I77:ik
Central of New Jersey .I7.">
Chesapeake it Ohio . 36%
Chleago Great Western . 1114:
kChicago Ai Northwestern .160 j
Chicago, Mil. ft St. Paul . 13%
Chicago Terminal ft Trans. "> |
Chicago Terminal a;- Trans pfd. 16
c. c.. c. ft st. i.ouis. 68%
Colorado Eucl ft Iron . 11214
Colorado A> Soul hern . 2.">'i
Colorado ft Southern Is: |ifd .. GO
Colorado Ai Southern 2nd pfd.. 45%
Consolidated lias . 118%
Corn Products . 17
Corn Products pfd . 72
Del:.ware At Hudson .171%
Delaware, Lackawarinn ft W6b1.460
Denver ft Rio Claude . UN Ii
Denver Ai Rio Grande |ifd . 70
Distillers' Securities . C514
Erie . 26%
Erle im pfd . 5014
Erie 2nd pfd . H'4
General Eloclric .136%
Illinois Contra I .M3
International Pailor . 14%
International Paper pfd. 71
International Pump . -:l'i:
International Pump pfd . 70
Iowa Central . Is
Iowa Central pfd . 38%
Kansas City Southern. 26%
Kansas City Soul hern pfd . 67%
Louisville a Nashville .116%
Mexican Ccnlrnl . 21%
Minneapolis ft St. Louis. 41
Mln.. SI P. A Sauli Sl<-. M.107
Minn , St. P. \- Sauh Sie M. pfd.135
Missouri Pacific . 75
Missouri, Kansas Ai Texas . .'!l7.<,
Missouri, Kansas Ai Texas pfd.. 65%
National Lead . 62%
National R. It of Mexico pfd .. 58%
New York Central.113
New York Ontario Ai Western .. I'.fi
Norfolk ft. Western . 7o%
Net folk Ai Western |>fd . 7u
North American . 68%
Pacific Mall . 2014
Pennsylvania .123%
HAMPTO
I'Miplc'N Has . ?2
Pitlaburg, i'. ei ?V- Si LoUis - liH
Pressed Stool Car. 35
Piossed Steel Cm pfil. 80
llnmii Palace Cur .100
tiding .103%
Reading Ittl pfd . s?
adlng -lid pfd .J
Republic Steel . 2844
R< public Slcol pfd . 8-|
Rock Island Co. 22
Rock Island Co. pfd. 47
Rubin v floods ptd . 05
l.ouis & Sau Krim. 2ml ptd. 3C%
l.ouis Southwestern . 21
st. l.ouis Hunt It western ptd .... 51
lltlliurll I'arlllc . SI S.
Southern l'nctllc pfd .111%
Southern Railway . 2s?i
South..fit Railway ptd .'??'?
'reunesseo Coal & Iron .143
Texas & l'nellle . llO i
Toledo, St. Luids .v West pfd... 10%
Union Paelllc . 143%
Uiilon Pacific pfd . s:t
United States Express .108
United States Realty . 5-1
lulled States Rubber . 35
United Stales Rllhher ptd. 00
United States Steel . :I7n
Culled States Steel pfd .10014
Virginia Carolina Chemical .... 2514
Virginia Carol inn Chemical pfd.I'M
Wnbash . 13%
SVnbasli pfd . 25
Wells Pargo' Kxpress .280 I
Wcsthighouso Electric .Ill'i
i stc Iii Unlun . 77%
Wheeling Lake Erie . l<?
Wisconsin Central . 17 ? {.
Wisconsin Central pfd . 40
Northern Pacific .132%
Ceti. Leather . 33
C. n Leather . 0814
Sloss Shetneld . 77>{,
Crcat Northern pfd .iSftjt
Int. Mel. Ifi'.i
Int. Mel. pfd . 40
Money.
NEW YORK. July 10.?Money on
call easier; 2% u 3%; ruling rate
closing hid 2%; offered at ?'<.
Time loans easier; UO duys 4% '<t 5
p.-.- ceitI; 00 days 6%| six months 0
per cent, close: Prime mercantile
paper 6% 'n ? per cent. Sterling
exchange heavy with actual business
in hankers' hills at I80.7U Q -isi;.7.">
for demand and at 183.45 fj 183.50
for 00 day hills. Posted rales 184
an i I n", Commurclul hills 48344
'ii %, liar silver 07%. Mexican
dnlni'H 52%. CoVeriunent bonds linn.
Railroad bonds steady. I
BALTIMORE, Mil, July 10.?Flour
?dull, unchanged.
Wheat?weak; spot contract '.'l (j>
%; Southern ii? (j 88.
Corn?weak; spot mixed 59% tl
% ; No. 2 white 59% '?( % ; Southern
white 55% 0 69%.
pats?easier; No. _ mixed 49 (>v
|A
Rye?(pilct.
Huttor?llrm, fancy Imitation 22 jj>
24; do. creamery "7; do. ladlo 20 <3j
21; store packed 17 In IS.
Eggs?steady, unchanged 17 fjj %.
Cheese- active and strong, un?
changed. Largo 15; medium 15% f"
%; small 15% 0 %? New cheese,
unchanged; largo 12%; Hats 13;
small 13%.
Stigar?unchanged, coarse granulat?
ed and line 510.
Put It There! j
In the course of a day's browsing
among the human herd of out's ne
i (putlntnnccs sundry styles of hand?
shake are met. There are. the turtle
Hipper shake, the clam palm shake, Iho
grassy -hake, the one (lllgCr shake, tho
ylOVCtl SllUke, the half ungloved slnike.
the shrike of the four finger tips crowd- J
ed upon each other, the- gCt-the-grlp-OU
you shake, the steel clasp shake of tho
i man who believes his strength will
leave i.it agreeable impresslou as well
las oho '( pain; the "Hash" grip of a
half Hedged member of a fraternal so?
ciety, tho tliumb-nnd-flnger shake, the
half hand holt, the pump handle sind;.-,
the lover's pressure shake, tin- hints'
nest sheke, the hot taumle shake, tho
buckle tongue shake, etc. Each lias
a meaning. And a million muled
lions upon the muscular fool who tries
I to crack the bones of your velvety
paw!?Bnngor News.
Wnrned by a Thiatlo.
It was thought by the Danes to be
. cowardly to attack Oil enemy after
nightfall, but oil one occasion they do
I vlntcd from their usunl rule. (In they
frept, noiselessly and unobserved, In
tln-ir bare feet, upon the unsuspecting
Scotchmen. When hear the camp one
of the Danes trod upon u thistle und
in Ids pain cried out. Thin aroused Un?
sleeping Scotchmen, und they gave the
alarm. The Danes were defeated with
terrible lo*s of life, und ever since
that time Die thistle bus been tho In?
signia of Scotland, with the motto,
"Nemo me Impuno Incesslt."
Napoleon and Wnterloo.
Military tuen of all countries have
repeatedly declared that Napoleon's
lust campaign was admirably planned
niid, up to Waterloo, admirably ex
i edited. Napoleon was defeated at
Waterloo not because of any twist In
Ills bralll; but because of the rain that
fell on the night of tin- 17th of June
i nud the incompctcucy or treachery of
Orouehy. Hud it not rallied on the
17th, or hud Grouchy obeyed orders
und kept I II lieber from Um Kreuch
right. Napoleon would unquestionably
have gained n victory ill Waterloo.
New York American.
Must Have Been a Cannibal.
The writer of n book of travels, tell
lug of the Insect pests in British Oul
ana, makes u statement of which the
bed can be said Is that If is probably
not so bail as it sounds.
"Uno lady that I knew, while busy lit
her toilet, felt something crawling on
her shoulder. Shu screamed and called
her husband, and be had Just time to
knock the ccnUpcd oil before it bit
her in the neck.''
N, PHOEBl
EARLY DAY HUMAN ILLS
In Ancient Times the Buffer
or Was Subjected to Fear?
fully Harsh Treatment.
Tin- burliest conception >>f illseasi I
i.ins tu have lii-cti that evil sp'rlts!
lor the time being ink posses. i..M i?f|
the hniiy, hii\m the Urltlsh Medical1
Jctirnal, 'i'IiIh general nollun ex-j
pre: sed itself la various whys.
The Hindus bull! loin pic* tu tie'
CoiIcbh of Smallpox ? a fact used
?Uli deadly effect bj Edmund iliirkul
in bis Impeachment o( Witi'ron llasl j
lugs, whoso apologies bail appointed!
i.i i in teinides erected in his honor
h* the natives as evidence of the'
mildness of bis rule. The Romans
had mi b ?er than three shrines de?
dicated te the Coildcss nl I'VVi-r. i
which was doubtless malaria. As lo
the present day, there is 11 eiiiirch in
Rome dedicated to Our 1,'uly <if !?'< v
er which is a lineal descendant of
these shrines.
Another belief was that the demon
of d Bcaso was introduced by evil
disposed persons by means of magic,
Again, iu different races or Irl lies Urb
found such beliefs as that disease is,
causi (i i?y ghosts of the dead, or by
the spirits of animals killed In hunt
log iuvndiiig the lh nc.. Those no
lions must in- carefully distinguished
from the later concept mat disease
Is a punishment Inflicted by an angry
deity.
This notion of I ho causation of dis?
ease naturally ted to methods of
treatment d reeled to the dislodge
metit of the demoniac Intruder. Some
limes a hole was bored in Hie sick
person's skull to provide an nutlet by
which the evil spirit might escape.
Hal the most common plan of ox
polling the disease dCUlOll was to
make his usurped abode as comforta?
ble as possible. The pat'Ciit was
beaten, starved, smoked with evil
smelling substances, and dretieln d
With OVOry foul thing thai the sav?
age imagination coulil conceive.
la the matter ol medication, too.
the system of electing the trospass
lug spirit by making the iptnrtcrs in
which be had established himself as
far as possible uninhabitable, persist?
ed long after the hellet on which It
was originally founded had died out,
an 1 is not even now entirely extinct.
The horrltirio concoctions prescribed
by doctors iu the Middle Ages m-'gli!
Seem to have been intended for the
forcible eviction uf evil spirits, Me?
dieval pharmacy is fairly represented
by the con touts of the witches' caul?
dron in '?Macbeth." ,
The domonologlcnl theory of il!
ease held sway over tin minds of men
fur thousands of years. Hut if the
simple opathblogy uf primitive men
causes us amusement; tile smile dies
on our lips when wo roflocl on the
appalling const ipicnccs of that hellt f
translated Into action, it was the
notion thai disease was caused by de?
mons that led to tin- belief in witch?
craft, which survived in this century
of light. The boitcf iu witchcraft,
which survived in full rigor till the
seventeenth century, and is not by
any means extinct hi this century of
light. Tin- belief iu witchcraft caus?
ed the persecution nnd Judicial mur?
der of countless human hongs, chief
ly old women, guilty of nothing worse
than eccentricity or mildness. Tic
medical profession may justly pride
a si II on Hie fact that to the teach?
ing of some of Its members the abol?
ition of atrocities which make the
heart sick was mainly due. /?
Witchcraft .is by no means dead
; et, and as readers of ,1. K. lluys
mans know. "Satanism" with the
? i 'lick mass" and the like supersti?
tions have still a fascination for
minds of a certain kind of muri-' I
culture. With these tilings tiie de?
moniac theory of disease has a close
affin ty. 'I he same super!ion survive:;
hi another form in the doctrines held
by many at Hie present day that di?
sease is Hie result of sin, and Hint
sickness is iu itself sinful. From Ibis
touching springs (lie rank growth of
quackery which chokes the good seid
of truth in the minils of so many of
those to whom the b-'gliof education
has failed to teach the right use of
their reason. ,
Plungincj Explosives Effective.
Remarkable accuracy of fire has
recently in en developed w ith the mor
tars throwing explosive shells which
form a part ol tin- armament of mos:
of the coast defences, being usually
placed four iu a buttery with one bi"
more such haltcrlog at each fort. For?
merly it wiis assimii d that Localise
of the high trajectory necessary tin",
wi re not available for fire on a mov?
ing target, but recent target practice
has demonstrated thai a score of 30
per cent, of hits can he attained, and.
tnercforo with a bnttcry of four mor
tars, all f red simultaneously, as Is
the custom, one shot would be certain
io be placed effectively. An advant?
age of the mortui- is that Its accuracj
Increases with the length of range,
which Is the reverse of defence gnus
At ranges of 7,000, 8,000 and {1.000
yards the mortars make Colishlerabl)
better scores I hau I lie big guns, I be
accuracy of which diminishes al such
lotij; range. The pieseiii type of mor
lar is eleven <,r twelve fool l?ng and
twelve calibre (one fool), and fires a
1,000 pound projectile of e thor the ox
plosive shell or the torpedo lypo. Iis
plunging fire would reach nn attack?
ing warship's most vulnerable points,
where little or an armor protection
has been provided.
Fortifications Auxiliaries.
An Important test will shortly take
place at Korl Wndsworth, New York
Harbor, w III four different range
finders. This leisi was to have begun
on July i at Korl Monroe, but Hie
couditlollB at the Noty York pout are
(S AND 0L1
belter, ami the (rial will Lm conduct
ed there under the observation of the
artillcrj board from Fm i Monroe. It I
Is hoped tu find a raun?' finder which |
may ho iisi'il at coast fprt? .1 11 mentis
of promoting tin' accuracy ol heavy
gun lire. The four types in i.e touted I
nie ihn Inventions of unit) officers
About $100,000 will i.e expended by
I In gbveruuioilt Hi's year in the pur?
chase of Instruments of the typo
recommended for adoption as a result I
of the test at Wudsworlh.
Lullaby Land.
One for the money ami two lor the
show.
Away 10 lullaby land we'll go!
Away to the valleys where shadows
creep
To the gOlltlO eyes id the child asleepj
Ovro Urn bills where the dreams come
down,
llQlgii-ho for the village of Shut Bye
town!
t'p. my sweet, to my knees and away
tin the dreamy Wings of (lie child
heart lay!
Three to inako ready and lniir to go,
Away to the lullaby land, yon know)
The steeds are ready, up. Up, my love.
While tin- siahnaii llghtetll the star,
above,
And soil ami silken on silver shooil
Walks over the ripples the lady
moon'
Up, up, my bonny, witii lucks of gold.
To arms that watt with a sweet eu
fold!
Lullaby land is a little way
By the capes of dream ami the coals
or play:
Over Hie river that sings of rest
It bads to the valley of childhood|
quest;
The fairy princess 's liiere, piy sweet,
with gleaming sandals upon Iter foci.
And she will load with her ninglo an
To the Illy land of her April heart'
With songs of slumber und to ami fro|
In the rocking chair und the even
glow,
Clolden-hoadcd and sweetheart elf,
oh. would I wore only a child mysolt,
That I might He on a brousl I knew
In tlte beautiful eons of clt'ldhcarl
true.
And bear her singing and hold her
hand
Ami drift In dreams to the lullaby
land!
One for the money ami two for the
show;
The twilight deepens, the moon )s
low.
The eyes are heavy, the feet are mill.
The Dog star ilses beyond the hill;
Tin hour ,ls (pilot and calm ami good |
And 1 think of (he beautiful father
hood
That rocks us thus in Ills world to
rest
W. th a song'of dream on Ills tender
l.teast!
To lullaby land, aing-ho, my sweet.
Willi the folded bands ami the wearv
feet!
F.vell.ls (dosed and Hps that smile
Like rose leaves parted In love's b
guile?
0 dear one, dreaming and drifting
there,
1 kiss thy lips and I smooth thy hali
Iu reverent mom-ry of days that wen
When I whs 11 child on Ilm breast
of her!
?Baltimore Sun.
FOR SALE
'^QmusoJand lot No. 112 Annlslcadj
avenue, Ttannlon. Va. I?t 60x22G
feet, *.l roomk^tiot and cold water.
Kh-ctrie llghty gasTM^tnlled for cook-]
d heating. AppTjvJo
ing and
ApprysJo
J. F. HOWE.!
-t
Tou are not at all slow In
other things Iwhy let this Im?
provement gel by you? iiuy a
gas stove and) cook by
\
CO
D POINT C
MAKE MONEY.
THAT'S OUR BUSINESS.
(irrut bargains wo give lltu buyers
is whj wo MK'i'i i ii a square doul to I
ovoryjaidy i.-. oiii- motto (lot In ?Uli
tho wher IhoMsaiMs ami spend your
money where jnu kllow >ou ra t a
miuuro deal, one price t>> everybody
iiml Hint ronBojlllblo.
Wo bundle everything Hint you
te ed. HO Just ci^iie. In and make your
purchase. Two big* stores.
PI West Queen1 St. Phone P!)71
53 West Queen (St. Phone !>3G
NEWElU. A CO: Inc.
HAMPTON, V?.
V. s.?\\'o Loaujbur customers money
It they got/ bnnl up.
FOR TREASURER.
To tho Voters ol Elizabeth City
County:
1 Bhnll bo n candidate for treasurer
of the county'In tho general election
to be hebl i/n Tuesday. November I.
und 1 will appreciate most cordially
your support, i um not running na
a caildldato Iof any political party,
clique or organisation, hut shall sub
mit my OhtlllM to the people. believ?
ing that Ifls Itie voters who tniisl do
etile whoMdihR serve Ihein In their
ofticcM of trustVc Seventeen years In
the office givvoV my a training thai
certainly fits ntc\for>Ulo position, and
if i mil again clMteiPiO the position
It wiil bo my aln\ to treat all of thu
people au I did wlillo In Office,
t;-G tf J14SSH S JONICS.
Cloth Suits.
The kind that usually bell for
IIS; to $1C, mid guaranteed 10
bu fine Silk lined, well made and
to bold shnf?, iis long as thoy
last this w
faccuror
dlspoao
7.98.
\. Thei 1
i\ on approval and the manu
Iiiih requested us to
f them at less than
the SuHs lean he piirebascd at
wholosnlcu We Invite you to
take tho Hulls lo other stores
and see that Uicy compare with
the higher IprlOpd Sulls. Thai s
all we can llo.
Kirsner's
18 West Queen Street.
Hampton, Vlrylnla.
Wines and Liquors]
I belong to the lost tithe that stray
ed away from Dublin boforo Muses
sailed on tho Red Sea. I'm a price
cutter. I'm a money-maker; I'm the
one that sells all straight Whiskies
retail at wholesale prices. Tho fol?
lowing high grade lUc Whiskies I
soil for Be a drink: Paul Jones Pure
Rye. Sherwood Hi e Whiskey. Carroll
Springs, pura Maryland Rye Whiskey,
Overholt Rye Whiskey, Park wood Rye
Whiskey. All oft tho above named
Whiskies nro strictly high grade;
watch my prices \lf you dare, beat
me If you ran. \yhlrJioy in bulk at
following prjceu: 1
Old Nick tfuro ilyet % pt., 25c;
gallon..VI.$4.00
Leonard's Kavorlto,- V& pt., 20c;
gallon.K.3.00
Hunter's Baltimore! Rye, % pt.,
25c; galloa .L.j>_... 4.00
Maryland Club, y. /pt., 55c; gal?
loa. .. V .. .. 4.00
Paul Jones Pure Rje, \d pt, 20c;
g?lIon.f. .. 2.75
Star A. Rye, gallon. 2.00
Moss Rose, gallop...2.00
Lark wood Pure /lye, gallon.2.00
Jefferson Paro/ltyo, galloa.1.75
Kentucky BoorbOn, gallon.1.40
Double Stajflp Qln, gallon.e.00
The following brands of Califor?
nia Wines, Port. Sherry, Ca
lawlm, Clatet. Blackberry at
25c per qt., per gallon. 75c.
Prldo of North Ctirelliia, 4
years old, gallon.2.00
IClimmolll, per gallon.2.00
Carroll Springs, gallon.2.50
:;XXX linker Rye, gallon.2.50
N. LEONARD'S
Barrel And Oof 81c House
16 AND 10 MELLfcN ST.,
jphoebu?. Va. 'Phone 280.
ontinued.
Tan
Oxfords
Tnn, Billion Oxronls .It ""
Tun lumber Oxfords .$3.50
Tan/lmiehor Oxfords .'..$5.00
Volfiur Calf Million Oxfords-$4.00
Straw Hate In all the new lilockn.
C. L. CROCKETT & COMPANY
NO 5 QCBKN STRKKT. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
sitiiLisiiii ? ii nun iii iwii iimiiiih in min imiii iii mihi mi mm mi rnrm WuTOiniriTriiMrff
RANSONE BROTHERS. RANSONE BROTHERS.
8 und lO W. Queen St.
SUESINE SILK
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HENRY L. SCHMELZ,
President.
V t ( # * FRANK W. DARLING,
' ' I T 'iH VIce-Presldent.
The Bank of Hampton
1 ? ?_A_ *??_?_*_
Hampton, Virginia
18 THE OLDEST; AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
? NEWPORT NEWS. * J
Capital, ?| \ -
Surplus and; Profits,
$100,000.00
$125.000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Tho only designated Depository In the stnto of Virginia In
Eastern Virginia. Wo tnako loans on Real Estate?NOT PRO?
HIBITED?as aro tho National Ranks.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
NELSON S. GROOME,
Cashier.
Ice Cream
Mado^fcpm Worlllxcd milk of the best qunllty. Only good loo
cream made on \ho peninsula.
Try It oneoTjiou will nlwnys be our customer.
R. E. GATEWOOD
Cor. County & City 6ta., *
Phoebus, Virginia.
W e deliver It lu\ 1 lampion, Phoebus. Old Point or any plnco on
the Peninsula. \ tho Peninsula, Phono 177.
THE VERY LATEST
Wedgewood Blue China.
A Neat Souvenir.
i
Schraudt's Book Store
42 West Queen St.
Hampton, Virginia.
FOR SALE!
A nice bouso with seven rooms, city water, largo If J.?f Hampton
Ronds, nenr car line. See us for price; terina JjaajC Ten lot's on
Shell Rond near La sallo avenue at n bargalnf" Two Cottas? ?> ?n
Stuart streut, renting at $ 11.00 per mouth.
FOR RENT!
Deslrnbl? eottago at Iluckroo Reach, furnished for $75.00 per month.
Nino room house King street, completely furnished for $76.00 per
month.
M. H. MORGAN & COMPANY
Hampton, Virginia. 18 8. King Street.
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