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MONEY MARKET BETTER,
50 WftuJIOCK LISI
Decided Improvement In the Mone?
tary Qu look Braces Dp Wa'l
Street For One Day.
[ LEIMS OF WEAKNESS REMOVED
Eric. Which Caused Such n Disastrous
Break on Saturday, Was Well Sup?
ported Yesterday and the Whole
Market Had a Better Tone In Con?
sequence?The Closing Quotations.!
Hty Associated Press.)
'NBW YORK. Aug. 21.- Th.- early I
disturbance in today's stock market j
was tint residue of Saturday's unset-1
tlcmcnt and was caused by the feats
aroused l'.v the feverish movements
then. Alter it appeared that lib III-!
I or lor consequences were t<> lie Imme?
diately forthcoming the market re?
sumed the more confident tone which I
was manifest earlier last week and
which is based, presumably, mi the
belief that liquidation has been com?
pleted. The Brio stocks were com?
paratively steady, thus removing the
principal clenuhil <>f the weakness
Shown in Saturday's market. This
ami the absence of any confirmation
of the trouble rumors were the nega?
tive forces making for the later fm-'
provemciit of prices, a more positive
factor working towards this was an
improvement in sentiment over the
monetary outlook, not only here but
also abroad. The call loan market
wait rather Rtiffor.
The Saturday bank statement dis?
closes thai the present position of
the New York clearing house banks is
not so far below that at correspondlni;
periods in previous years as was the
case for a long period, the Burphui
reserve in fact now standing above
that at this tlmo last year. The mar?
gin is not. large, however, and with?
drawals of currency by the Interior
may be looked for from Ibis time for?
ward. The sul'treasury also is taking
funds from the banks nt present, the
balance In favor of that institution
nlnco Saturday amounting to $1-.
$8,000 while there was a credit bal?
ance In addition In favor of the as?
sistant secretary at Iho clearing
house this morning of $608,580.
Great Interest was felt in the pnli
Heat ion of a call both by Hie Federal
comptroller of the euroiicy and the
Ncv York Btato banking department
for reports of conditions of banks and
trust companies on the same date,
August 22. Stocks held their ad?
vances well to a strong closing.
Roods were weak. Total sales, par
value, $1,062. ono. United states
bunds' were unchanged on call. Total
sales today 538,000 shares including:
Copper, os.son; American Smelting,
30,100; Coast Dine. 200; C. & O. !.?
100; N. Y. Central. ::2,2h0; N. & W..
000; Pennsylvania, 33,400; Reading;
86,000| Southern Railway, 2,500; 'I"
pfd., COO; Union Pacific 1,204; United
Stales steel. 53,600; V.'c. C 500; do
pfd., 100; Sloss Sheffield, 700.
Ada ins Express .
Amalgamated Copper .77'k
American Car & Foundry . 37%
American Car & Foundry pfd .. 94
American Cotton oil . $0%
American Cotton Oil pfd . 00
American Bxprcss .ISO
American Hide k Leather pfd.. 16
American Ico . 53
American Linseed Oil . 6?i
American Linseed oil pfd . 16
American Locomotive . 51',{s
American Locomotive pfd .Hie
American Smelting &. Rfng.95%
American Smelting & Rfng pfd.. 93%
American Sugar Refining.113%
American Tobacco, pfd. certif.. 75
Anaconda Mining Co .45Vi
Atchlson . 85%
Atchlson i ? r(i . 90
AtlnntlC Coast Line . 79
rialtlmoro Ohio .
llalliiuore & Ohio pfd . SI
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 4-"/i
Canadian Pacific .106%
Central of New Jersey .ICG
Chesapeake & Ohio . 33Vd
Chicago Croat Weslerti . 9:5'i
Chicago & Northwestern .112
Chicago, Mil.. & SI. Paul .III'7,'.
Chicago Terminal & Trans .... I
Chicago Terminal & Trans pfd.. 13
C. C C. ft St. Louis. 59
Colorado Find & Iron . 23%
Colorado * Southern . '-'
Colorado A Southern 1st pfd .. 51
Colorado a Southern 2nd pfd 39%
Consolidated Gas .l?l
Com Products . l-'i
Corn Products pfd . 6'!%
Delaware ft Hudson .149
Delaware, Lackuwannn R West.440
Denver & Rio Granda . 21*4
Denver ft itio Grande P'd . 68
Distillers' Securities . I7
Fl ic . WA
Krle 1st pfd . I7
Brie -'nd pfil . :!n:>i
Gehenil Fleet t ic .122
Illinois Central .134
International Paper . Ill
Intcmallonal Paper pfd . "-'-a
International Pump . 19
international Pump pfd .65
Iowa Central . 16 Vi
Iowa Central pfd .84 Vs
Kansas City Southern .23',<t
Kansas City Southern pfd -60%
Louisville ft. Nashville .105
Mexican Central . 17%
Minneapolis ft St. Louis .37
.Minn.. St. I'. k Sank Sie. M- 94%
Minn.. St I'. K Sault St. M. pfd. 121
Missouri Pacific .66
Missouri Kansas a Texas.34 Vi
HAMPTO
Missouri, Kansas A; Texas ? >f?1. . 02% j
National Lend .'. It
National lt. R, of Mexico pfd.... 42,14
Now York Central .loj
.New York Ontario Western..3194
Norfolk & Western . i;s-r,
Not folk .t Western pfd . 7s
North American . r,p
Pacific Mall . 239
Pennsylvania.UV
People's Has . 859
I'lttsburg, C. C. & St. Louis _'65
Pressed Steel Oar . 27
Pressed Steel Car pfd . X2
Pullman Palace Car .153
Rending . mi
Rending 1st pfd . 7fl
Rending 2nd pfd . 72
Republic Steel . '20
Republic Steel pf,| . 71
Kock Island Co . is*.
Hook Island Co pf,| . 11 a
St. Louis ? San Frail. 2nd pfd.. "1
St. Louis Southwestern . If.
St. Louis Southwestern pfd .... 42
Southern Pacific . S3'
Southern Pacific pf,i .10914
Southern Railway . l",it
Southern Railway pfd . *.0
TcnnosBOc Coal K Iron .I3*>
Texas & pacific . 24U
Toledo, St. Louis & West . 2:,.:*.
Toledo, St. Louis &. West pfd.. IIU
Union Pnjclfic .12f>%
Union Pacific pfd . si
United Sintis Express. ST,
United Slates Really . is
Drilled States Ruhher . '2S
United ?talos Rubber |if,| . 80V?
United Stales Steel . 30%
United Slates Steel pfd . ?31*
Virginia Carolina Chemical .... 10
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd 00
Wnbnsh . in*
Ual.ash pfd . 20
W< Its Pargo Kvnress .2",0
Wc8tlughousn Electric .137
Western Union . 7r.?
Wheeling ,v Lake Erie . ?
Wisconsin l onl rnl .'. II
Wisconsin Centra! pfd . 32
Northern Pacific .lisy,
Contra! Leather . 171
Central Lea tin r pfd . 84
Sloss Sheffield . 451
fireal Northern pfd .120?,
IntcrbdTough Metropolitan . 81
Interi'orough Metropolitan pfd .. 221
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK.Am;. 20.?Money on
cifTTsteady 214@2% i\er cont; ruling
ral<> 2Vj. closing 2@>214< Tllrid loam5
easier for sVmt dales: sixty day- Bl)
per coni and ninety days six por cent:
six months six nn,| :i ball' and seven
per cent. Prime mercantile] paper
ii'ii; t.. sterling cxclieinuo irc-unkir
witli actual business in bankers' hlllf
at 4K7.05fil.487.10 for demand and a'
482.75(fj 182.00 for sixty day bills.
Commercial bills 1*2: T>nr silver
fix",: Mexican dollars r.2r'.;. Covern
mont bonds steady; railroad bonds
weak.
Baltimore Produce Market.
RALTIMORE, Ml).'. Aug. 2*.?Flour
firm, ami Unchanged.
WHEAT ? Strong; spot contract
o:H./.ffi 93%r; Southern by samph
CORN?Uull. spot mixed f.I asked.
OATS?Firmer; No. 2 mixed, old
r.Oc: now 54c.
RYE?Quiet.
Hutler. onus, cheese and sugar
steady and unchanged, ? .
A HAND PRESSURE.
Only a pressure of the hand.
Nothing more.
For 011 the valley-side wo Bland.
The avalanche holds his mlght>
weight
Poised Tor a breath to overthrow.
Speak not a word; 'tis the hush of
fate.
What If the load I." tears or snow
If a life Is o'er!
Up In Hi" high, clear mountnlnpcnV
Near the huh.
There where the hawk goes circling
round
Seeking the ofoft she btllldod in.
Far above tlriLs and Ice rent
grounds.
At the lasi height, where the skies
begin.
Is the burden done.
-Curtis May, In Appleton's Maga?
zine.
SANS JOIE.
Hide your eyes, angels, beneath your
gold phylntcrlcs,
Israel will charm you with the mag?
ic of his song.
Yet you will not smile for him by
reason of gone memories,
For Lucifer is absent; and the ci
goes up "how long?''?
For his expiration you would glv<
your di cams nnd destinies;
Paradise is clouded by the tnoasiiri
of your pain;
Hide your eyes', nngols, beneath your
gold phyiatorlos,
Till the jasper gales swing wide tu
bring him home again.
Helen Hay Whitney, in Appleton's
Magazine.
It's an III Wind, Etc.
Mrs. Atlionic-That's a lovely new
gown you have on. I thought you said
you could not afford a new one this
sen son.
Mrs. Ardupp So I did, but my bus
bund struck 11 streak of luck.
Mis. Athomo Indeed'.
Mrs. Ardupp?Yes; he broke his leu
the day after taking out an accldcul
policy that pays $00" 0 week.-Chlcag<
News.
"When I wus a young man," said the
burdened old cynic, "I used to be
ufrnld Unit I was not brilliant enough
to become famous."
j "And now?" asked 11 listener.
I ??Now," he replied, "I have decided
that I nil) not stupid enou?h."-Now
Yolk Tribune.
"Regular as the Sun."
I Is an expression OB old as the race. No
doubt (he rising and sidling of the sun
1 Ik the most regular performance in
Hie universe, unless It |R-11)0 action
of the liver nililMlOWOlH wlnMi regulated
I with Dr. Mug's New Lifo Pills. Guar?
anteed by all druggists. 2Gc.
I
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Pegging Out Clothes.
Croat cure should bo taken In :"'K
ping thing-son the lino. The garments
Bhotlhl Ik? hung wrong side out, with
tit*' thickest parts Uppermost and in
their natuml position. The hctna of
tliocts ami tnhicclOthS should t>o <lon
lioil untl folded well over the lino mul
he peg placed about four Inches In
lili> or tho corners of heavy things get
latnagod. In this way a kind of ball
?< formed which the winds blow
liroUgll. String small things, such us
oilnra und cutis, together. Uundkcr
?hlcfs may he pegged one or two to
sethor.
0?o For Brend Scraps.
If tiny white bread Is left over do
ad throw It away, btit souk In tepid
.vtiter. Squeeze water thoroughly
front bread hhd put in dish, Add sou
ir to taste, raisins, n little leinen JulOO
mil rind und nn egg or two. Stir nu?
ll mixed. Take a big tablespoon, ui
it a time and try In plenty of hot t'at
mill brown. Serve with stewed
mines. Very nice dessert.
To Clean Sponges.
Sponges will not liear boiling, and
his fact has prejudiced ninny careful
people against their use. They may
?hs made nutlseptlcally clean by la?
'ng placed 111 belling water to which
tuts ItbeO lidded a little strong ani
nonla. t'over the vessel and set aside
.'or fifteen or twenty minutes. Squeeze
tup s|.go vigorously nod rinse III
"old water.
Pineapple Pudding.
Lino bottom ami sides of pudding
dish with thill slices of sponge cake,
phice layer of pineapple strewn with
sugar In bottom Of dish, then cuke, then
pineapple, until dish Is full. Pour
over one cup of water and cover with
?dices of sponge cake dipped In pine?
apple Juice, t'over und bake slowly
two hours. This can be eaten with
or without a sauce.
- 4
Improved Rolling Pin.
The boiiKewtfe and baker knows that
It Is practically impossible to prevent
dough Slicking to the rolling pin w hen
preparing the mixture for baking. To
prevent the dough sticking n little dry
HOI.LOW ltOT.I.IMI rot.
dour is sprinkled over the dough be?
fore applying the rolling pin. 'ibis Is
successful only for awhile. As the
pan becomes wann, caused by friction,
the more the dough ts liable to stick.
If the rolling pin can lie kept cool the
dough will not adhere. A Porinsylva
nlnu has devised a scheme whereby
the rolling pin can be kept cool and
the dough thus prevented from stick?
ing. He employs a bollow rolling pin,
having an Interior chamber for the
reception of a cooling medium. At
each end are detachable handles, pro?
viding an opening In the chamber for
the Introduction of the cooling me?
dium, us s!o>w n in the Illustration. The
cooling medium Would preferably be
Ice water, which could be readily re?
tained at u low temperature for a long
time.
Caro of Stoves.
If stoves nre blackened while lud the
blacking burns on and will not take a
nice polish. Wash off nil grease spots
with soapsuds, and If there nre any
rough places where something has
burned on the Htove rub with snml
papor. A.' stunII paint brush Is very
handy to Marken the stove with, as
you can reach the smallest corner with
It. I
Orange Float.
Mix one cup sugar with four table
fi|K>onfitls of corhstarch and Juice and
pulp of two lemons. Pour over this a
quart of boiling water. Cook fifteen
minutes, st Irring constantly. Turn In?
to n dessert dish oven live oranges cut
In thick slices. When cold decorate
with a meringue of three egg Whites,
sweetened ami Havered with vanilla.
To Drive Out Ants.
If at any lime ants make their ap?
pearance in the pantry, smear a saucer
with bird and set It overnight on one
of the shelves. In the morning It will
lie found covered with tiny Ins,its,
which can be scalded or killed In any
way. After a few days of this treat?
ment not an tint will be seen.
Rostoring Wrinkled Silk.
Wrinkled silks may bo made to look
nlmost us fresh as when new by
Sponging the surface with u weak so
lilt Inn of gum arable and by pressing
on the wrong side with a moderate
not Iron.
FROM CORNCOB CENTER.
Bhc'ii Jit->t sutnmcr boarder,
fee .iIhIu d. I'll allow.
Slif brlsllea ill Hu' pumpkin;
Klio cnnnol milk ? cow.
Bin it nioaj unsympathetic
ai coops and amits and slips,
Hut tin. " HniCS "li. Slid fly Hi.- Ilool
\v?t i >?<?? she linn?wot f\. -.'
Blu>'? lust n Himimov boarder,
rniiui: in d. I'll uver.
Tl..- nutcllk? iuill <>f Cabliago
m. .ms in,thin' much in her.
Bho'n ejus to DiVi ttirtilp
And woriiv li> homemade pleii,
lint three llmea wow. und ateer Hie plowl
Will l-Vl-M MllO lllllt- WOt 1)1?!
She's |usl summer boarder.
Untutored, 1 confess,
Indifferent in haystacks,
t'tu'ountrltloit In ilrolw.
Intolerant in akoalora,
Unl idyllku t<> nioa,
Rut three iliii- M hall, and swing tin' (lallI
Wot .?>-, ? ?In- linn wnl eycM!
?Thomas Hi Yhitiru In Now Yi Hi Times.
And For Himself Too.
l'nt -The next won o' ihitn chauffers
oh runs OVor im1 'II bo snrry for ut.
Thomas -And wby'n that?
l'nt- I've got a tin o' ultroglycortn In
mo pockot! ?Punch.
Not to Be Dared.
Although Johnnie's and Willie's
mothers uro warm friends, those boys
?re always lighting each other.
After n reeent battle ttie victorious
Johnnie war. urged by tils mother to go
and make friends wdth bis fallen foe.
Pho even ottered to give him a party If
he would go over and invite Willie to
come to that festivity.
After iniieli urging Johnnie promised
to do as Ida mother wished, so tho
parly came off at the appointed time
r.nd was violently enjoyed by all pres?
ent, tml Willie did not come.
"Now, Johnnie, did you Invite hlniV"
asked Johnnie's mother.
"Vos, I did! Yen, ilin'um, 1 Invited
him!" nnswered Johnnie, "I Invited
him," he added reflectively, "and I
dared him to c?oi?.?'? Harper's Weekly.
I Wanted to Holp the Little Fellow.
Two men wen' engaged In Hawing
timber in the Maine woods. One was
n big. brawny ami very fierce looking
fellow, the other a meek and IriofTen
1 slve little ehap. They were using a
CroSsctlt saw. A big Irishman hap?
pened along anil, after standing there
a few minutes wateldng lln-ui pull
hack and forth, decided that the big
one was trying to take advantage of
the other, 'nib Irishman reprimanded
the big fellow, which caused a row.
After l'at had given him a good thrash?
ing he Hinted and said, "Now, 1 giss
yell l, t the little fellow hove It, bo
gorry!"?Judge's Library.
In n French Court.
Counsel (addressing the Indue after
he had got his client, a thief, acquitted
III the face of strong evidence)- Your
i honor, I would bo obliged If you would
order that this man bo not released
from custody until tomorrow.
Judge-Certainly, bnt what Is your
reason?
Counsel -Well, you see, the rond near
my home Is rnllu-r lonely, and as my
client knows uultO well that I shall
have money on mo ho might possibly
lay In wait for nie.?Hou Vlvaut.
Tho Quect of a Discoverer.
"Managers declare Hint they have
dlSCOVOred some great fictors and some
remarkable plays."
"Actors and plays," replied Storm
lllgtoil Harnes, ?'are always In evidence.
What 1 want to llnd Is Koine one who
can be relied on for the discovery of
i audiences."- Wnsblogt?u stur.
Retribution at Hand.
"Ouch;" complained the automatic
scales In the railroad station. '-These
fat riieri will be the ruin of me. That
last one simply put mo on the bum."
"Well," replied the chewing gum ma?
chine, "now you can lie in weight for
the next one."?C'ntnollC Standard ami
Times.
Long Felt Want.
Juggles -Do you think there will
ever lie any radical change in the stylo
of men's lints?
Wim-ules- Not unless somebody In?
vents u hut thut will cover the bald
spot on the bach of the head.?Harper's
Weekly.
No Chance.
"Do you consider marriage a lot?
tery?" asked life coy young widow.
"Not so you could notice It without
a pair of green Spectacles," replied
j the fussy old bachelor. "It's more on
j the order of u shell game."?Chicago
News.
Find a Cause.
Doctor (to husband whose wife he
hns been called to attend) Heforo I
commence my examination tell mo
when she last had n new dress and a
new lint .-mil If she hart been to the
'sea yet this year.?Meggendorfer Rlut
ter. ^ mm
I There i bill one Illing Oll the fttCI
of the earth worse than a wouiitl
v.isslp, und that Is u man gossip.
D POINT C
a m ? r
A RAPID CURE.
Mark Twain'? Story of a Schoolboy
Who Suddenly Got Well.
On his lasf visit to his old homo
In Hannibal. Mo. Mark Twain t?ld
tliu school children n story dt a school
boy, the truth of w'hieh It was hardly
necessary for him to guarantee, though
he did so.
"This boy." ho said, "awoke one
morning \ery III. ills groans alarmed
the household, The doctor was sent
for and I'allle posthaste.
" 'Well.' said tin- doctor, its he en?
tered the sickroom, 'what Is the trou?
ble V
"'A pain In my side,' Sil Id the boy.
" 'A |>lilll In the bead';'
" 'Yes. sir'.'
"'Is the right bund stiffV I
?"A little.'
M'IIow about the right footT
?"That's stllT too.'
"The doctor winked at the boy's
mother siamllm: by.
" 'Well.' he said, ?you're pretty sick.
Hut you'll be able to go to school on
Monday. Let nie see, today Is Satur
dllj. anil'?
"'Is today Saturday?' said the boy
In a vexed tone. 'I thought It was
Friday.'
"Half an hour Inter the boy declared
himself honied ami got up. Then they
packed blm ofT to school, for It wa*
Friday; after all."
We think that the humorist knew
this hoy very well Indeed.?Woman's
Home Companion.
Habit.
The proprietor of a billiard and |k>o!
room In West Philadelphia was an?
noyed by a certain customer who,
though he huh a regular, hud a bud
haillt of putting the chalk In Ills pocket
Arid wnllMng olT with It. Tim propri?
etor decided to put a stop to this man's
carelessness, HO one day last week
ho went up to lit in and asked:
"What business are' you In'/"
"Mel Why. I'm In the milk bnal
ness. Why'." was the answer.
'Thought so," said the proprietor,
"from the amount of chalk that you
take nway With yoU, Any time that
you want a bucket of water COinO
around, as I may us well let you huvo
that also."?Philadelphia Ledger.
t.l.e.:. Feathers.
A celebrated Irish Judge once passed
sentence In the following manner. The
prisoner was a butler who had been
convicted of stealing Ills master's
wine: "Mead to every claim of natural
affection, blind to your own real Intel
ests, you have burst through all the rc
Btriiluts of rcllgl?il and morality and
have for tunny years liocn feathering |
your ow n nest with your master's bot
tie:,." London Mall.
The water In Lake Superior la the
purest In the great lakes, according bi
government tests. Lake Rrlo boa the
largest percentage of ItiOruStailU.
Young Woman Found in Awful Con?
dition with Scabies?Body a Mass
of Sores from Scratching?Tried
Many Remedies for Seven Weeks
? Result Was Discouraging, But
ITCHING TORTURES
YIELDED TO CUTICURA
" While I was doing missionary wnrk
In the lower portloh of several cities I
found it necessary to know a little of
the ofhcaoy of a few medicines mid
after a whin) 1 found that a little knowl
CdgOof Collcura was nUmt all 1 needed.
Ol.f the V?rV laid cases I had I.: deal
with was that of u young woman who
had come to os not only broken in
spirit but in a most awful condition
physically^ Our doctor examined her
and told us that, she bad scabies (tho
itch), incipient pan.-is. rliouinatism,
etc., bronchi on from exposure anil tho
effects of her ragged-ooged life. Her
poor bbi'y was a mass of sorcn from
scratching ami she was not able to
retain solid food. We tried many tilings,
a good tonic was prescribed and baths
with a rubbing-I lard and sulphur; Wo
worked hard for seven wt-cks and you
Call imagine bow discouraged WO were
?dien, tutor all that lime, we could SCO.
SO little improvement. One day I hap?
pened to hco a Cutioura advertisement
telling how a little baby had beon
curcl of a bad case of skin eruption,
and although 1 had but liinotv-sevoii
cents with mo, I bought a CSkh of Cutl
cura Soap and a bottle of Cutioura
Resolvont. Whim I reached home I
was like n child with a new toy. and wo
bathed our patient well and gavd her n
full dos" of the tlcsolycnti 8ho slept
that night better than she bad sim-o
she had boon with us and the noxt day
I located the price of n box of Cuiicurn
Ointment. I nm not exaggerating
when I say that in exactly five weeks
tin- young woman was able to look for
n position, being strong enough to work
and full of ambition. In another
month she left, the home, and now ban
a good position in a nice family wbeio
she is respected and is strong and well.
You rnav refer any one you wish to me.
personally; Laura Jane Kates, S.I
Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y., Mar. 11,
1007
ryliiitn.ir itt Inl'inin. etauir. n. mill Artuln. rnn
fhi.-t .it Caileura Bonn <-'?'?'' i !?? i i.:m- On- sun,
CUlk'ini' Uiillni-nl (Vir I to II-.: llu- St, hi. ftml Cult
rnr-i ll*--ilv, ill OSecl. 101 In Ui<- (??rni <>t elmoilM"
c..-.i. ,1 l*ill-i. ??!?<? r- r vlnl >.t i.''i I.. I'iiiIIv It..- in ?.i|.
!S.il.I llif.iu.-l..ml Ol" ?"Uli l'iillcr Hunt a: CLelii.
Ciitii turn Cm in . noMon, Mua
ivM.,:i J fttti iiiiiuo UuuL us tidtu DlMMM,
FALL SHOES
Ar? heutig received daily. In
.Men's and Ladies', also Boy'a
aud Girl's
School Shoes.
Thoy uro right in quality & price
ni
L
No. 5 Queen St.
Hampton, Va.
For quick sale l am offering a trnct of about 7 aeroH front im
on Lit Salic Avenue, at a bargain. Look Into Ulla at onco,
Duo ACRE on LA SAI.I.i: A V ION I' K. at a special prh
(Ills week. 'IVi lilt; easy. ;'!..?> cash balance monthly.
If Jipld
y. |L',n ca8lti balance monthly,
rwp ACH US un the A VENUE nl ii decided bargain If Hold at
BALLE AVION HE, That desirable homo
the street car crossing; dwelling la two
rooms, large, porches, etc., and In excel
Two ndjelnlng loin can bo purchased al
once.
SlJBUltHAN HOME LA
on La Salle Avenue, near
atory und luscutont. Of II
lent etiiidltlon. Large lot
a very lew figure. Terms easy,
FINE RIVHH KAUM I am offering for a quick sale that dealr
able farm uf Ifj acres nboul :t miles from Hltnlpton, situated on the
finest point on Illach River. Two story s room dwolllng ImriiH and
out buildings. Nfao orchard. Hi lee, $7,000.
The Phillips-Lackey Co*
IS East Queen Str
(INCORPORATED).
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
?el. 'Phone III'.
HAMPTON. VA.
Souvenir Letter
Containing lfi views of the Virginia Peninsula.
ONLY 5 CENTS.
Send ono to your friend. JF^ST^JJ'".".";'"'.
Schraudt's News Stand
42 West Queen St. - Hampton, Virginia.
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HENRY L. SCHMELZ, FRANK W. DARLING,
President. Vlce-Prssldsnt.
The Bank of Hampton
Hampton, Virginia
IS THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS.
Capital, .... $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits, - $125,000.00
DEPO8IT8 OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only dsslgnated Depository in tho State of Virginia In
Eastern Ylrglnla. Wo mako lonnn on Heal Estate?NOT PRO?
HIBITED?ni aro tho National Uauks.
FOUR PER CENT INTERE8T PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSIT?
NELSON S. GROOME, - - Cashier.
Better Visit
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Here yon will find a number id the most attractive things to fur?
nish out your homo und especially tho culinary department, Tho
prices uro Just us low as consistent with first class dealing will ad?
mit of.
Watch Klrsnor's advertisements If you rrully wnnt to get the
cream of bargains. , .
Kirsner's Clothing Store
.lust as well fit out the boy for school. Here's the place to do
it at very small cost. .. .
18 and 20 W. Queen St. ' Hampton, Vu.
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