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SUFFERS FOR CRIME
Frank Allen Who Attempted to As?
sault Woman Dies on Gallows.
SWIFT JUSTICE FOLLOWED THE DEED
He Tried t0 Ravish Woman Near
, South Hill, Mecklenburg County, and
Had to Be Taken to Richmond for
Safe Keeping. , l U_,_
BOYDTON, Auk. 22.?Frank Allen,
the negro convicted of attempted
criminal assault on Mrs. Harvey Cat
II?, living near Bouth Hill, Mecklen?
burg county, was hbugod In tho Jail
horo today in accordance with tho law,
The execution took place at ton o'clock!
this morning. Allen went rto the gal?
lows quietly. Ho had nothing to say.
There was no hitch In the proceed?
ing!-.
Home days ago Allen confessed his
guilt
The assault was aitlemptcd July 1.
Mrs. Collis was III 0 Held near her
homo' unending to graying her cow
when, without Warning, she was at?
tacked by a negro man who attempted
to nssault hex. Her cries frightened
the man off and ho made his escape.
Rusplclon pointed to Allen, and hn
wan subsequently arrested by the In?
furiated citizens of the town and vi?
cinity nnd brought to South Hill,
where ho wn? Identified by Mrs. Chi?
lis ns ihn man. He was tnken to
Itlehmond for safe keeping.
; Judge Bnrksdnlo called a special
session of the Circuit Court .Inly 2(1.
The prisoner was brought to Hoydton
from Richmond hy Sheriff Reales. IM
wan Indicted by tile grand Jury nnd
the trial began nt ouco. The (bill?
eons of Rpydton and of Hout.li Hill
guarded the prisoner rrom any at?
tempt at violence. Rut mono wan
made.
Mrs. Cailln was the first witness ex?
amined. She testified Without hesi?
tation to the fact that tire prison or
Tf/OB tho guilty, party. Rhe said: "He
Is tho man; I know It."
Allen 'Ictjl no counsel. Common
wollh's Attorney Goodo conducted the
trial with groait fairness to Alton, The
lirlHoner>lini a forbidding countenance
nnd allowed but Utile Interest In tho
trial for Ills life. At the conclusion
of Mr. Coode's nrgument, tho cnRe
was given to <lho Jury, who, after be?
ing out twenty tnlnutVs, returned a
verdict of guilty and'fixed his punish?
ment at dead
On going from the courthouse to
lall Allen naked ? Sheriff Reales liow
long it was Before Ko would be bofom
Hie would he banged. The sheriff
replied 'that It would bo a little over
a month.
"Well," said the prisoner. "I will
bo rendjf then."
EXPECT ALTON TO GO FREE.
Believed at Federal Building In Chica?
go Immunity Will Be Granted.
OtilCAGTj, ILL., Aug. 22?It In now
believed nt the Federal building that
immunity will bo granted to t)hV< Chi?
cago and Alton Railway for giving re
bates to tho Standard Oil Company.
United States District Attorney Sims
reached'the city today and Was at Ills
office all day. Ho would not dlbouss
the decision that Attorney General
Bonaparte Is likely to make. All ho
did while In Washington, Mr. Sims
"d. wan to lay tho record of tbVi case
before. Attorney Oeneral llonaparte.
Those in close touch with Mr. Sims'
work Relievo thnt the immunity hath
?will he granted, not because the Chi?
cago and Alton earned the hath, for
the fo<;ling In general Is that tho rail
?road handed a largo goldbrlck to tilno
government, nnd that It was not
through the willfngness of the raid to
testify that the conviction against the
Standard -was secured. It is said
that the entire caso hangs' on th<o ono
fact that ti!iV> road Ue<i to the Stand?
ard Oil when they claimed they had
filed their tariffs with tho govern?
ment.
Bishop Gibson Has Close Call.
WINOIlF.STICR, VA.. Aug. 22?Mes?
sages received hero from White Post
Clarke county, stato that Bishop Rob
ort Atkinson Gibson, of the Protestant
Episcopal Hloeosc of Virginia, had a
very narrow escape from serious In?
jury, if not hurled to liiHtnnt death,
vrhllo with Rev. Thomas Carter
rage, rector of Calvary Churol*. of
Front Royal, when n large automobile,
belonging to Lawyer D. C. O'Flaiherly.
of Richmond, cnnio along, and tho
horso became frightened. Roth clergy
man Jumped out'to hold the ilibrse, but
In doing so were thrown Violently
against a stone wall. Mr. Page sus?
tained numerious cuts nnd bruises, and
blood flowed freely from his wounds.
'The
Cofertor) Hotel.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Wu arc going to tnko euro ot
our home people at most reas?
onable rate*, Come and satisfy
yourself that this 1b nn tibBo
Into fact. Special rates will bo
offered young men. CuIbIuo tho
"HoBt Ever." Servlceo nil you
can desire. nooina cool anil
airy. See us at once.
H.fl.Larigjr]orrie
Manager
nistiop Gibson's Injuries were not h r
lous, but ho was Bovoroly shaken up.
ROCKEFELLER AGAIN SILENT.
Announced That He Has Given His
Last Interview to the Press.
CLEVBLAND.OHIO. Aug. 22?Novfcr
again will John D. Rockefeller glvo
an Interview to a nowspnpor. it Is
declared thai IllliO oil king hns returned
to his old policy not to talk to tihio
public.
About two years ago, beginning with
the visit of the Humorists Association
to Forest Hill. Rockefeller began to
be Interviewed. It was not a difficult
tnsTf for an Interviewer to approach
htm.
Thto news that Rockefeller had de?
cided to quit talking for publication
canto late Tuesday. Ily that time he
had read President Roosovolt's Prov
Incetown spooch, In which was reit
oratted tho administration's policy fb
keep after unlawful corporations of
capital.
Went Against the Grain.
The young woman in the grand stand
demurred.
'A few minutes ago." sho said, "you
remarked that these two clubs split
even la their last two games. Just
now you observed that It was an even
break. The two statements are Ir
hoconcllnble. If It Is a spill it cannot
ho a break.'"
"You've got the dead wend on me!"
grasped the young matt', mentally
resolving to reconstruct his basolxtll
vocabulary before springing It on a
Hosten girl again.?Chicago Tribune
A Ohance For Her
'What 1 would like," said the eager
young nctross "Is a part with a death
scone In It. I inner fall to make n
big hit when I die."
"I don't doubt It." replied tho heart?
less manager, "and I may say that
yon would make the biggest hit of
your lifo if you would go away some
wli'ere nnd die right now.'?Chicago
Record-Herald.
Put It In Soak.
Mrs. Hardup?Willie, what on earth I
are yon doing playing In that tub Of
water? )
Willie?Why, mama. I heard papa
Sny lft? guessed he'd have to put Ms
watch In soak, ho 1 am Raving him
the trouble.
The Last Word.
Daughter?-Why it it. father, that all
the funny papers have something to
say about women havlug the last word
In every argument?
Father?Ask your mother, dear; If
anyone On earth knows, hIio docs.
WATCHES!
Evorybody In this strenuous age
must havo a timepiece. We have
watches for any price from $1.00 to
$150.00; one especial value wo are of?
fering for this week Is a guaranteed
20 year case, with Elgin movement
for $9.75. ?.; ?
Hales Co.,
Jewelers, '
Washington Ave. & 29th SL
The "Ml Vernon"
j* Call ana boo our new and truly beautiful Sterling Silver Pattern
The **Mt. Vernon"
f Acknowledged hy nil to ho tho prettiest pleco of Silver ever made up.
It's olegnnco of design and rich, but Hlmple ornamentation never fall
to appear to people of tasto and refinement. Wo havo It made up In Hlnglo
plecoa from 11.50 to completo chcBt at $100.00.
J. J. PALMER'S SONS
THE LEADING JEWELERS
2704 Washington Ave.
? ^^?awst'. 18?. a-z-i^j^4
THE BABY'S RASH. 7'
flints to Anxious Mothers Who Dis?
cover Red Spott.
Nothing strikes more terror to n
young mother's soul than an appear?
ance of rash on her baby. Unless the
eruption Is prickly heat, which even
the most Inexperlenced^ajorson is like?
ly to know. It indicates lllm-ss, and a
physician should be called.
Rut while waiting for him her mind
muy lie much relieved hy knowing
something of the different forms rush
takes and precisely what they mean.
For Instance, scarlet fever, that loost
dreaded of all Illnesses, Is not to bO
mistaken for measles by a person
versed io tho Indications of both. In
scarlet fever the eruption Is bright col?
ored atul the spots arc so close togeth?
er that they seem to run In one mass,
though each little speck Is really clear?
ly defined. It begins on tho chest or
about the neck and spreads quickly.
Measles show first, to the Inexpe?
rienced, on the face, but a physician
will usually see small spots In the
mouth before they appear elsewhere.
This particular eruption that develops
rapidly from the face to the body Is
accompanied by swelling aud Is
blotchy.
Rash that Is part of chicken pox ap?
pears, too, on the face llrst, an a rule,
but its formation Is quite different
from that seen tit measles. In the
former It la in little lumps that quickly
develop Into bllstorllke looking things.
It does not break out all at once, but
appears In rotation In different parts
of the body, ho that at first, one por?
tion may be quite clear of any erup?
tion while another Is covered. It dis?
appears by drying Into crusts that
drop off after a time.
German measles, less serious than
tho other form and frequently llrst
mistaken fur It, may show by n rash
tiofon) there are any fever symptoms,
Tho eruption l-i usually much paler
than In real measles and may be ei?
ther tiny or fairly largo. It sometimes
runa in together, but an a rule re?
mains clearly separate and dcdnetl. It
lants a shorter time than lu measles
and may fade after two days.
LAVENDER DUMBBELLS.
They Mako Charming Triflos For
Bazaar Stalls.
Take nbout n dozen stalks of laven?
der ami tie them together nt the base
of the flowers With one end of 11 yard
of mauve baby ribbon, shape the dow?
ers Into a ball, using extra pieces of
flowers to till up where necessary, and
.Wind cotton round to keep all necuro.
TUB DUUPUIU,!, Win::,' BTAItTEP.
Then bend each stalk down over the
ball aud thread the rlbUm In atul out
of-tho tttulka until the flowers are com?
pletely covered. Now take a dozen
more stalks of lavender ami muhe an?
other ball In the same way. When tho
two ball? are finished Intermingle their
stalks nnd bind (irmly with the two
ends of ribbon which should havo been
left loose and fasten off by tying lu a
smart bow. These lavender dumbbells
will bo found to sell splendidly nt ba>
eaurs and look pretty made In various
colors.
Tho Perfumos of Araby.
Sometime:) a combination of two or
more odors gives a much more delight?
ful perfume than either used singly.
For example, combine an ounce nnd n
half of BOme really good violet extract
with half an ounce each of rose, tulie
roso and cassia extract, and the result
Is n decidedly novel yet delicate nnd
lasting perfume. If to this uru added
half an ounce of the tincture of orris
root, five drops of oil of bitter almond
ami two nnd a quarter drama of triplo
rosewntor, tho odor is Intensified, yet
not too strongly.
If two and one-half ounces each of
extract of rose nud tuberose, with a
gill of extract of cassia and two and
oue-half ounces of tincture of orris
root, with a single grain of bitter alm?
ond oil, are well blended, n most ex?
cellent Imitation of a fragrant violet
perfumo results.
These delicate extracts, It must bo re?
membered, call for care and exactness
in blending and most exquisite clean?
liness In uteusllo and bottles, as tbo
oils nre so absorbent that tbey lieeomo
spoiled, and one's time, money nnd
work nre all for naught.
Green Her "Hoodoo" Hue.
There are charms In great vurlery that
superstitious women carry with them
In tho firm belief they nre Indispensa?
ble to their success at cards or In oth?
er ventures. Now n fashionable inodlsto
In town soys mnuy of her customers
aro equally superstitious about colors.
Htie made a green dress for a woman
who liked It greatly. But within a
fortnight she wan back to tho shop
with a tale of woo. She said that
whenever she had worn it 111 luck hod
come to her or to n friend. Tito "hoo?
doo" was no pronounced, Indeed, that
sho gnve the gown away. She told the
dressmaker never to mnke her another
frock of that odor. The unimaginative
dressmaker couldn't see how tho color
mnde nny difference; but, as sho wont?
ed to keep tho customer, sho was wise
enough to nod In sympathy.
WILL TELL GRAFT STORY
Johnstown, Pa-, Man Heady to
Make Clean Breast of Whole Thing.
PROMISES SOMETHING SENSATIONAL
Claims That the Graft Was Allowed
in Order to Cover Up Shortage in
State Treasury?Reputation of Deatl
Senator at Stake.
(fly Associated PresB.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA., Auk. 22.?A
spoclal from jpnslowri, Pa., says Jamoj
M. Shumnkcr, formor superintendent
or public huildlm'.s ami mounds at
Harrlsburg, who Is implicated by tho
reports of the capltol Investigation
commission, has declared that ho will
make full confession <?f nil ho knows
in connection with Iho capltol scan?
dal. Ho claims that tin- manipulation
of funds was ohglncorori by n high
official or the state at Harrlsburg to
cover up a shortage in tho State
treasury. Shumnkor lives at Johns?
town, and when ho was subpoenaed
to appear before Iho capltol invest i
gntlori commission to toll what he
knew, pleaded Illness ami remnlnod
secluded In his house. Now ho is
apparently ready to divulge important
secrets, when the trials begin in Sep?
tember.
Shumnker's statement given out by
one of bis closest personal ami politi?
cal friends is as follows: "I am going
On the witness stand to tell OVOrv
thing. 1 will not keep back a single
secret, ami when | got through, I will
show that a man hieb in offllcal life
at Harrlsburg ought to no to the peni?
tentiary. I have committed no wrong.
Tho prohers may be after mo, hut I
will go after the man they are pro?
tecting. I will mil spare him. I am
going to teil everything I know. I
do not propose to suffer for the sins
of a scoundrel who Knew the colossal
graft, but refused to stop it as I
urged. I know what the graft, was
for; that it was to cover a treasury
shortage, and save the name of a
former United Stales senator from
Pennsylvania, now dead. | am now
anxious to go on the stand, and the
sooner the better for me. 1 want to
get myself right before the people,
for also, help tno Cod. 1 am au Inno
cent man.''
Stricken Pennsylvnnian Town.
HARTUSDUnO, PA.. 22.?Or. Ar
thiii D. Moniten, nsslstnnt chief med?
ical Inspector of the state Dopt'V
n-ent of h.-ilth, who Is nft Uidgewny.
Pe. n.j reported to Health Cmiffil*
?dotier b!xor> I Kai there were no-v
i i.ety cav-s pi typhoid fever, twelve
cases of epidemic cerebro-splnnl men
IngMIs nn I s Mi en eases of In'.t-lile
paralysis In Iho stricken town.
Stole $20,000 of Union Funds
CHICAGO. ILLS, Aug. 22.?Through
the defalcation of a trusted seciv
lary-trcasuror, 0. .1. Camp, tho mlllc
wagon drivers' union, one of the
strongest labor organisations in Chi?
cago, has been plunged from afflu?
ence to temporary poverty, ny means
of duplicate books and Juggling the
various accounts. Camp has seemed
In the course of a year all the union's
funds, something over $20,000.
ViROlNIA: IX TilE CLERK'S OF
flee of the Corporation Court for
the City of Newport News, the 22d
day of August, In the year, 1907.
In Vacation.
.1. .1. Jones, N.Plaintiff
Against
C. A. Hartman, n. L Hart
man and Riverside Manu?
facturing Company.nefendnnts
AsBltmpsIl and Attachment.
The object of this suit Is to recover
a Judgment in favor of the plaintiff
against the defendants, for the sum
of $223.no with interest thereon to
be computed after the rate of six per
centum per annum from the 1st day
of May, 1907, till payment, and the
costs, ami to attach certain moneys
In the bands of Allan P. Jones be?
longing to the said defendants or cer?
tain effects or the defendants In the
bands of Allan D. Jones. And affi?
davit having been mnde and filed that
the said Defendants C. A. Hartman,
O. I.. Hartman and Riverside Manu?
facturing Company, are not residents
id the State of Virginia, it is there?
fore ordered that Ilm said defendants
C. A. Hartman, G. L. Hartman aad
Riverside Manufacturing "company,
appear within fifteen days after due
publication of this notice, In the
clerk's office of our said Corporation
Court, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests. And It Is or?
dered that a copy of this order be
published once a week for four suc?
cessive weeks in the Dally Press, a
newspaper published in tho city of
Newport News, Virginia, ant. that a
copy hereof be posted at tho front door
of the court bouse of the city of
Newport News, on or before the next
succeeding rule dnv after the date of
this order. Teste:
D. O. SMITH. Clerk.
Tlv K R. MA RA Hl.IC, D. C.
ASIinY ?? READ, p. q.,
A Copy--Tes|e:
D. O. SMITH. Clerk.
By It. B. MARABLE, D. C.
S-2.1-FH. it.
AC A DEMY?WESDA Y
Charles H. Yale Submits for
Your Pleasure the Everlasting
DeWfs Ruction
Prices 25, 35, 50, 75 and
TRUSTEES SALE OK EFFRCTS OF
KELLUM MEDICINE COMPANY,
INCORPORATED,
Pursuant to the terms or a certain
Peed or Trust front tho Kellnm Med
leine Co., Inc.. dated Aug. it;. 1907,
and recorded in Deed Book 32, pnge
?OS. in Clerk's Office of the Corpora?
tion Court for the City of Now port
News. Virginia, I shall offer for sale
at public auction lo tho highest bidder
on the promises, No. 3100 Huntington
Avenue, Newport News, Virginia, on
Friday, August 30, 1907 at 12 M.
for cash; all Block In trade, wares and
merchandise belonging to said busi?
ness situate on the promises or else
where, together with all furniture nnd
fixtures, aud all Implements id trade
belonging to said corporation, or any
goods, chattels, or properly of any de?
scription used lu the conduct of said
business, und all other property,
debts, store accounts, choscs in action
and evidences of debts which the said
Keitum Medicine Co., Inc., may own
or possess, or to which it is legally
or equitably entitled.
There are two Deeds of Trust on
a port Ion of the property above de?
scribed, recorded respectively in Deed
Hook 31, page 370 and Heed Hook 32,
page :!'.?t of the aforesaid Clerk's Of?
fice; the first securing the payment
of $800, nnd the second securing the
payment of $7011. The above sale will
lie made subject to these two deeds
of trust.
L. A. McMURRAN,
Trustee.
\V. B. KITCHEN, Crier.
SALE OF IVY AVENUE PROPERTY.
As executor of the estate of Mar?
garet L. .tones, docsasi d, and in ac?
cordance with the ?irtotlons of her
will, which was duly probated In the
Clerk's oftlcc of lb'' < irctllt Court for
Warwick County, Va., I shall offer for
sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, In front of the premises, on
Tuesday. September ::. 1007, at 12
o'clock ni.. all of that certain lot.
piece or parcel of land situated In
Warwick County, Va.. which is known
and designated as lot number Two
Hundred and Fifteen (215) in Hh.ek!
Nine (9) a;; shown on a certain map j
out It led "Map of part of the City of
Newport .vows the property of i.. T.I
Ivy," made by 10. A. Sohiplo, Civil |
Engineer, and filed in the Clerk's
Office of the County Court of Warwick 1
County, Va., on December 1". lvsT.
Terms; The purchaser will bo re?
quired to assume an Indebtedness "f
about flSK.tjO (the exact amount will
be made known on day of snlo), to
the Peoples' Building & Loan Asso?
ciation of llanip'on. Va.. which Is se?
cured by n tioed of trust on the prop?
erty, and lo pay In cash the residue
of the purchase money.
8-21-td. o. A. SCHMELZ, Executor.
EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Lexington, Virginia.
9tli your. State M illtnty, Bclenllllo and Tech.
iilcal School. Thorough contact nf Rollout and
appllpil i loinlMi y nun In alcutrlcal nti.t i Irll
KiiRliii-crtiiR. Dunne <>!' gnoliiat,- In academic
course, and dep;reoi of luicliolor of Science in
Technical Courses, an expenses! luoludtn?
elolhlim anil hinldontals, provided nt rate nl
SKfi poi annum, as an average fm lie- four year*,
exclusive of outfit, l or Information, address
E. W. NICHOLS, Acfg Supt.
7 10 Cw?eod
Newport News
Academy
Will begin Its Sixth Session In tho
Academy Building on Casino grounds,
SEPTEMBER THE TENTH,
With u largo and competent faculty.
For catalogue and further Informa?
tion, address Geo. B. West, Citizens
& Marine Rank, or W. O. Beflzloy,
principal, Rox 211, Newport News,
Va.
Virgil Piano School and
School of Public
Performance.
Washington Avenue and Twenty
ninth street, Newport News, Va.,
opens Tuesday, October 1, 1907. The
i most scientific and progressive meth?
od fraught. The method of the great
conservatories of Europe.
MISSFS RWF.LL,
Directors.
Hampton College
Classical School for Girls and Young
Ladles.
Tho eleventh session will begin Oc?
tober 1st, ]?07. Miss Fitchett will be
at homo any morning lo thoso desir?
ing a personal Interview. For cata?
logue, &c, address,
Miss Fitchett
Hampton College, Hampton, Virginia.
Richmond College.
Richmond College has Just celebrated I
it-< 7Mh annIvomary with a neater en- !
riowment, target faculty, better ciuip
moot, more do par I nton U of study, and ,
im?*,- Rtndi-ni- Hum ever before in Iis
Ions and honorablehistory, Ainnngro
cent Ktrt? t? a subscription ol llAO.ooo by
ihn Qcneral K-hn-ntlou Board of K'ew
Vet k, nrhlcn Is the hugesl grant made by
mis iinnni to any -.-ui.-.e Institution.
Cvaiscs of study ti-mt tu degrees or 11.
A.. U.S., H.A.,anil Lb. II. Psrllrulnrly
strong courses la Bolenee ami in Law, i i
Scholarships for worthy undents. Bcs
kIoii hoiflii- Boot, 10, AddreM Pres. I-'.
W. nOAT\VRiauTt|Klehinond, Vs.
i_I
HELP WANTED MALE.
KB WANT BOOKKBBl'EKS
for good positions with hi?h grade tii in-.. Mori*
opportunities for comi>ctcni men in this line th.in
we can fill. Write us today Manner your opcrienre
and WO will nend copy of Offijr tu mit its containing
litt of open positions. ' ! ? ? ? I openings now avail?
able for capable Salesmen, Kxccultvc, Clerical and
Technical men in all our u utticca at ^io>j-$ic*jo.
Service strictly confidential.
HAIHIOOnS (Inc.) Hrnln Brokers.
1812 fcaacairwiU Trait &Ug., Fi.U4i.jfcU
Mesic's Cash Grocery.
3510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE.
Respectfully solicits your cash trade.
Dclow wo namo u few prices, for cash only: Flour (Gold medal)
the host Hints made?two 12-lb. bags for 70c, or $5.50 a bbl., or
W'aslo (something good) at 3Gc. for a 12-lb. bag or $5.2.1 n hid.
Syrup (Cold.'ii Crown) 1-2 gal. cans at 25c., and gallons at ?trio.
Hams) tin. host, uncovered (Jone's or Swift's) at I7e. a lh. Dry salt
men) at inc. a pound- something good?worth I2c. Nutmegs, the
host, a rail I Mb. for I0c., regular price 20 to 26cts. Coffee (as good
as you waul), fresh roasted, whole or ground a< 16c. a lb. or Llptoll's
In I IU tins at 25c. a lb. fresh meats,?full line and well kept, nl
very lowest prices. Wine or Cider?Hlackhcrry (something useful
and good, nl 2.">e. a ql. btl. Cheese?full nveam?the Very best at !0C.
a pound. Try a package of our Horse, Cattle and Poultry Powder,
only 25c. Cigars?Fitz Leo (the host 5c, Clear on Harth), 7 for
25c, for a limited tllUO only. Tobacco ?Apple S. t\, :', plugs for 25c.
Clin'l buy it for less by the box. Cocoa (Swiss Milk), U10 best Hints
made a-. IOC and 26c. a bottle. Lard?the good kind, at lie. a lh.
Hints worth |j L-2c. Making Powder -llumfords, in hollies, at 10c.?
regular price 12c. Soap?Swift's Buapp brand?good for the laundry,
12 cakes for 25c. Soap'? SwIft'sPrldo?no heiler laundry soap made
seven 6c cakes for 26c. Cottoleno Pnlrbanks, 2 1b. cans 28c., 1 lh. cans
56c. Toilet Soap- two 26c. boxes for 26c., three lue. cakes in each
box.
tl MESIC'S
3510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE. Clt. Phone 109.
WHY DON'T YOU RENT YOUR VACANT
ROOMS INSTEAD OF LETTING
THEM STAND IDLE?
A 25c For Rent Ad. m the
"Daily Press"
Will bring you in Many Dollars for thorn.
Those who want rooms don't go up and down the streets
looking for signs. The first thing they do Is to scan the
"For iteut" column of the Daily Press.
If you are Interested, call us up. Our representative will call ami
get your ad. or give other information if desired.
Bell 'Phone 181. ^
WANTED.
WANTED?D() YOU KNOW THAT
yon c.ui got Quaker Hl?l Candy with!
oul going to the Exposition, by call?
ing at the IDEAL PHARMACY?
Prcsh every day. 8-23-3t.
WANTED?GOOD SODA CLEUK
KIMIIKRI.YS DltlUi DHl'A HT
MENT, Old Point, Vn. It.
WANTED?COLLECTOR ft SALES
man; experience; necessary. Apply
BIO 25th Street. S-23-3L
MEN?'to DISTRIBUTE CIRCULARS,
samples, tack signs; good pay; no
canvassing. OLIVER, Monroe Bldg.,
Chicago. It.
PATIENTS WANTED POR FREE
clinics?During the meeting of the
American Osteopathie Association
.at the Exposition Grounds, August
2Cth-30th, a froo clinic will be <? in?
ducted each day and about 200
cases will he examined, dlugndscd,
prognosed and treated tree, by the
most skillful ami experienced Os?
teopathie physicians. Any person
ailing In any way?whether with
acute or chronic disease, spinal
trouble, dislocations, or deformities
of any kind?desiring to take ad?
vantage of this opportunity, can do
so i? applying nl once to Dr. W.
1). WILL ARD, office New Jewelry
Building, cor. Qrahby street and
City Hall Avenue, Norfolk, Va.
s-22-:;t.
WANTED?BY YOUNG LADY WITH
experience position as stenographer;
has some knowledge of hooks. Ad?
dress "C care tills office. Ct.
WANTED?BY OCTOBER I, 5 OR ?
rooms for light housekeeping in con
tral location. References. Address
COUPLE, care Daily Press. 8-21-tf.
WANTED ? THREE OR POUR
rooms for house keeping. Central
location. Address with particulars,
Plat, care Daily Press. S 20 I'.t
WANTED?BOY TO WORK IN
Printing Office. Applv to WAR?
WICK PRINTING CO., 211 Twenty
fifth street (up stairs). 8-20-tf
WANTED?OCUPANTS FOR COOL
pleasant rooms, 130 Thlrtyfirst
street. tf
WANTED?PANAMA AND STRAW
hats to ho cleaned, blocked or re?
fitted with sweat bands and rib?
bons. Our work is all done at
borne. THE HUH. Academy of
Music bldg. Roth phones. 5-23-tf.
WA NT BD?TO BUY, SELL OR Ex?
change furniture and stoves. 0. W.
LEWIS, 2f>02 Huntington avenue.
3-i7-:im.
WANTED?THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
we art? buying and Belling new and
second-hand Furniture. Messlck &
Cheadlo, 2506 Huntington avenue.
3-2-3m.
8PECIAL NOTICE.
A STIEFF PIANO. IN YOUR HOME,
is one emblem of purity in musical
refinement and proof of an aes?
thetic taste. ALLAN EDWARDS,
local representative. P. O. Box 468,
Newport Now? 8-6-1 m.
MONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS OP 168
to $1,000 at 6 per cent. Merchant*
Mechnnlea Ravings Association, Al?
lan D. Jonen. Secretary and Attor?
ney, First National Bank Building.
FOR RENT.
POR RENT?TWO FLATS WITH
modern couvcnicnccsi Apply to
PROCTOR & CORNELIUS, 233
280? Street 8-21-tf.
FOR RENT?FURNISHKD ROOMS.
Private family, modern convenienc?
es. 225 2Dth strooL 7 2 tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?FINE NEW 0A80LINE
Yacht, licensed to carry 12 passen?
gers, equipped with loll. i?. Smnl
loy Marine Engine speed of IG miles
per hour; finished with every mod?
ern device for com fori and speed.
Address W. R. MEYERS, Box 38C
Suffolk, Va. -It.
FOR SALE?A NICE TWO-STORY
nlx-room dwelling, modem conven?
iences, on two lots, -17th street,
near Washington Avenue, only $3,
360. One nice dwelling, good loca?
tion and neighborhood on 2iilh
Street, near Chestnut Avenue, only
$1,300. One large dwelling ou 32nd
street, near Jefferson Avenue, only
$1,300; easy terms. NELMS &.
CO.. INC., Real Estate', Insurance.
Rents mid Loans, No. 2517 Wash?
ington Avenue, Newport News,
Va 8-18-6L
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEA3E IN ALI,
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OI.O DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick building.
WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS,
cash or easy payment plan, accept
second-hand pianos or orgnns as
part payment on new Instruments.
Tuning and repairing a specialty.
All work guaranteed, Ferguson
Music Co., 200 Thirty-first street.
Clt. Phono 95. 7 10 4m
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
lerj offices C. ft. O. Mtatlon.
'Phones, Bell Noi. 401 and 136;
Cltz., No. It
UNDERTAKER
I hare completed the most up to
('ate Undertakers' establishment In
Ihn city, with a mortuary sufficiently
largo for most funerals, i* show room
equipped with the latest Improved
show cases, enables me to display
a large lino of my c.lnss of goods. 1
make a specialty of the Undertaking
business, mid glvo my entire time to
It, and with two assistants and two
licensed embnlraers, and tho most
modern paraphernalia, I am prepared
to give the very best of service to all
classes. Respectfully,
W. E. ROUSE,
221-230' Twenty-fifth streot. Phonca
51 office. Residence 110.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
J. HUGH CAFFEE
Mmlcrn Service, with rnriiphcrnalla e-ipinl to
the Heat. TWO LICENSED KMHAKMKR8, en
Hl.lliiK am ><> Rive to my pxtron? Iii? heul o
ntteiilton at ino.lerntit price*.
Phone, OSlee?Both I'honr-s No. 1,
KiMldcnoe l'i.Mr. t.'alluo tl
Mr. Overtoil 9-I&.