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GUILD'S FATHER SAVES
NEGRO FROM HANGING
Posse of Neighbors Had Rope
Ready (or Brute Who Assault?
ed Little Girl.
REACHED JAIL WITH BROKEN LEG
Citizens Crowded About Wagon and
Dragged Prisoner Out. But Victim's
Father Pleaded for Lav/ and Order
and Kept Angry People Quiet Until
Officers Arrived.
MEMPHIS, TF.NV, Oct. P.?lint
for tho Intervention of lhe Child's
father nnd the timely arrival or offi?
cers, Henry Johnson; n nogro, who
It in alleged, assaulted the throe-year
old datlghtor of Leonard Hroadway,
a resident of a suburb of this city,
probably would have boon lynched by
n posse r neighbors who captured
Mm after a two mile chase Into to?
day.
Johnson, It Is Charged, attacked the
child ditrlng a brier absence of Iho
other members of tho family this af
ternnon. Preparations were being
made to Inflict summary pUUlnhinout
when the child's father Intervened.
Tho negro was dragged from tho wa?
gon. In which bo had been placed
preparatory to removing him to Jail
und fell under wheels, sustaining a
broken leg. He was later taken to
Jail.
Hold Six Golden Weddings.
in the house In which they wore
married BO years ago. Mr. ami Mrs.
George V. Platt, well known resi?
dents of White Plains, eelol'ntod
their golden Wedding anniversary last
night, surrounded by their frlonds nnd
relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Platl are particularly
protld of 111'' event, because In oole
halting their golden wedding they
are living up to tho family traditions
<>f both tholr families. Threo*.of Mr.
Plait's brothers and a brother ami
ulster of Mrs. Platt have already
completed 60 years of married life.?
White Plains. N. V., Dispatch la New
York Herald.
TIGERS GO DOWN IN
DEFEAT BEFORE COBS
(Continued from Thro One).
will move to Detroit for two gnmos,
ri turning here Sunday.
Receipts $26,<I30.
The rocolpts for today's game ns an
nouncod l/y Secretury Druco, of tho
National Baseball Commission, to?
night were 126,430.
Tho players will receive $11.272.20
and each club Is enriched to the ex?
tent of 14,760.40. The National com?
mission gota the rest. 12,443.
The Tabulated Score:
Chicago. AH. R. H. PO. A. B.
Single, cf.It I 1 3 <) n
Shockard, If.15 n i jj n u
Chance, lb.3 0 1 ti 0 0
Stolnfoldt, nil . :?, o 0:110
Kling, e. ?! I 1 r, I tl
Overs, 2b. l 0 2 2 0 0
Schultz, rf. 4 0 1 1 1 0
Tinker, ss. 2 I 1 6 I I
B'felster, p. 2 (I 0 0 0 0
Totals ..2S 3 8 27 10 1
Detroit. Alt. lt. Ii. PO. A. B.
Jones. R . -1 0 2 1 (1 0
Schnefor, 2b.4 ft i :t :t o
Crawford, cf.-1 (l (I 1 1 0
Cobb. rf. 2 0 1 0 0 0
Rossnmu, lb.4 I 111 I 0
Coughlln, 3b.4 o o 2 1 0
Payno, c.4 o l r> t l
O'Lcary, ss.2 ti i 0 f! i
Mullln, p.:i ti o i 2 o
Totals .:t2 1 10 24 16 2
Score by Innings:
I Chicago .0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 x?3
Detroit .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?1
Two-base hit ? Shockard. Throe
I base bit ? Hossman. Sacrifice lilts?
I Shockard, Pfelstor. Stolon bases?
11'ayne. Slaglo 2. Chnnco, Bvors, Tlnk
Doublo play;. -Tinker to Chance,
Crawford to Schafer. Left on bases
|?Dotroll 6, Chicago 7. Base on balls
-off Pfelstor I, off Mullln :i. Base on
errors?Chicago 1, Detroit l. lilt by
pltchor?JBtolnfoldl and Cobb. struck
out?by Pfelstor' :!. by Mullln 5. Time
2:17. 'empires?Sheridan and O'Dny.
The W
f/eal1
?Aa?
Doesn't
gotiip
IheElue
You receive intense, direct heal
Irom every ounce ol fuel burned?
there arc no damp chimneys or long
pipes to waste the heat irom a
PERFECTION Oil Heater
(Equipped with Smokeless Oovlcc)
Carry it from room to room. Turn the wich high
or low?no bother?no tmohs?no 3mell?automatic
smokeless dovice prevents. Drau ionl holds 4 quarts,
burns 9 hours. Beautifully finished in nickel or
japan. Every heater warranted.
The ?atitilt T * m *> flives ? bright alrady
light lo read by?
just what you want (or the long
evenings. Made of brass, nickel plated?latest im?
proved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted.
If your dealer cannot supply the Perfection Oil
Heater or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency.
STANDARD Oil. COM I* A Pi V
(lnr?rve rated)
Capital Dry Goods House.
WASHINGTON AVE. AT THIRTIETH STREET
Fall and Winter
For Ladles, Misses and Children. A complete
lino of ?11 the best makeB in pure all wool, wool mixed
and cotton, at tho lowest prices.
we ofFor Ladies' Fine Ribbed, Fleeco
Lined Cotton Vests and Pant?, either
bleaohcd or unbleached, at, each 25o.
THE NANCY UNION SUITS-For Ladies; special
value at.50c
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Long Sleeve Corset
Covers, each.25c
Children's Fleece Lined Cotton Underwear
Soft, heavy and warm, eaoh.25c
FUEL AND ALCOHOL
?AY AT EXPOSITION
Public Will be Shown What Gov?
ernment Is Doing Toward
Conserving Supply.
THINGS OF INTEREST TO EVEhYBODY
Manufacturers, Railroad and Steam-,
ship Men, Farmers and the Ordinary.
Householder May Learn a Thing or.
Tvi>j From Demonstrations to bo]
Given October 25.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, Oct.
9.?Fuel and nlcohol day at the Ex
I position cm OctolAjr 25 promises to
I ho one of tho educational features of
' the Exposition season. On that day
the public Will he entertained in the
Fuel nnd Alcohol building near the
main entrance goto by both the gov-'
eminent and the Alcohol Utilities
Company of New York.
The United siat?>s Geological Sur
i Voy will demonstrate lo the people
Just what It Is doing toward conserv?
ing the find supply of the country,
which hits developed Into n serious
question of recent years. The 23G
j horse power gas engine will he shown
as nn example of perhaps the most
? economical power on earth, a power
I thai promises to Bttpcrcedo steam, no
j cording to engineers who have looked
I into the question. This engine has
boon operating night and day for
over a month and has been verifying
right along what has heretofore boon
claimed for It. The coals for these
tests have boon donated to the gov?
ernment by inrge manufacturers of
the South who are intensely Interest
led In the question of n cheap fuel.
I The gas for the engine Is being made
direct from the coal at the plant and
Is also demonstrating that the gas en?
gine Is smokeless. It Is the expecta?
tion or government experts that this
engine will be ndoptod In all the large
cities or the country, thus mitigating
the smoke evil to a large extent.
While they are showing the liest
Performances of the gas engine, the
experts have not forgotten the stenm
engine. The :t(lil horse power turbine'
engines direct connected With genera?
tors are in Operation at the plant.
Three boilers of 750 total horse pow?
er are also In operation furnishing
power for the turbines and ulso dem?
onstrating to the public how a big
plant can be operated with almost no
smoke.
Another feature of Interest Just now
In the plant In tho brlquettlng sec?
tion, where slack coal is being mixed
With fi per cent, of tar and pressed
Into cakes by machinery. R bus al?
ready been shown that this Is u su?
perior fuel In that It has bettor beat?
ing qualities than lump coal from the
.same mine nnd Is ulso smokeless.
Added Interest Is given lo this fuel
by the fact that the United States
Navy Is to give It a thorough trial
on the battleship Connecticut, when
she slops hen- for a few days on her,
way to the Pacific. The briquettes
will also he used on two torpedo boats
and the naval tug Potomac. If the
tests are successful, briquettes will be
used In the future by the navy. The
briquettes will especially attract the!
attention of the ladles, for It Is expect?
ed that form of fuel will be used In'
domestic furnaces In the near future. I
on account of Its smokeless qualities.
The farmer Is not forgotten In this
exhibit of the government. Tests are
being made daily on the efficiency of
denatured alcohol, gasoline nnd kero?
sene In fifteen and to horse power
engines. The figures so far obtained
Indicate that alcohol must bo sold
cheaper before it can compote with
gasoline as a power, although there
is much in favor of alcohol, It being
odorless and non-explosive.
Another exhibit of much Interest by
the government is the testing of re?
inforced concrete. This new building
material hns sprung into Immediate
and Immense favor and the United
SL.icn *,r. tr?tfy**t."MttaissM^adaassfrBSM
that accidents may bo averted.
The fuel nnd concrete testing plant
Is under the general supervision ot
J. A. Holmes, chief of the technologi?
cal branch of the United States Geo?
logical Survey and H. M. Wilson, chief
engineer. J. C. Roberts Is acting en?
gineer in charge.
A feature which will lend import?
ance to the day will be tho presence
of the National Advisory Hoard on
Fuels and Structural Materials. This
board, composed of twenty-five of the
I most eminent engineers of the coun?
try was appointed a few years ago
by President Roosevelt to Blipc*Vl80
the tests in fuels nnd structural ma?
terials. A number of notable enter
talnmonts will bo given In their lion
or. Including an elaborate luncheon
at one of tip' popular enfes on the
Exposition grounds and an excursion
to Jamestown Island.
An exhibit of much moment is that
of the Alcohol Utilities Company
Here every known device for the util?
ization or denatured alcohol will bo
shown from babies mllK-wenrlng bot?
tles up to cook stoves. This company
has arranged to distribute fifty prizes
to bo numbered on coupons which
will be attached to the tickets of ad?
mission to the grounds.
At tho Fuel and Alcohol building
during the dny there will be concerts
by two bands nnd by the Flsk Jubilee
Singers. Souvenirs of coal nnd ce?
ment briquettes will be HstribUted 1?'
the government.
Invitations have been Issued by the
C.eologlcnl Survey to tho prominent
! fuel and structural muterlnl men of
the country to be present on this day
and undoubtedly there Will bo u nota?
ble gathering.
The Charleston V. M. C. A. Is run?
ning a series of fishing excursions,
und bin catches are reported.
His Dear Old Mother.
"My dear old mother, who Is now
eighty-three years old, thrives on
ISlectrlc Bitters." writes \V. B. Ilrnn
son. of i>n!?]in. (la. "She has taken
them for about two years and enjoys
an excellent appetite, feels Btronp:
and sleeps well." That's the way
Rlectrlc H?ters nffect the aged, and
the same happy results follow In all
eases of female weakness and general
debility. Weak, puny children too.
are greatly strengthened by them.
Ournnteed nlso for stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, by all Druggists. 60c
If taken patiently and persistently
will relievo tho most obstinate cases
of indigestion, constipation, bad blood
bad liver no matter how long stand?
ing. That's what llolllster's Rocky
Mountain Ton will do. 35 cents. Ton
or Tablets. J. C. OorstlCh & Co.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL j
ESTATE.
As executor of the estate of the
late Mary Mitchell, deceased. I will
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash in baud, on Tuesday.
October 22, 1907, the following reai
estnto, on tho premises, beginning at
I - o'clock noon: ?
First?that ?certain tract of land
located in tho County of Elizabeth
City, Virginia, oh tho line of the Now
port News and obi point Railway &
Fleetrle Company from Phoebus to
Duck roe, und bounded and described
as follows: On tho Fast by the N
N. & O. P. Rnllway ft Bloctrlc Com
pany; on the North by the lands be
longing (o the Old Point Comfort
College; on the West by the County
Road; and on tho smith by the land
of Sarah Hnrtness which was convey?
ed to her by Mary Mitchell, Dcc'd.
Second?Those two certain lots or
parcels of land, situated in the Town
of Phoebus, 'Virginia, fronting on
Hooker street nnd known and dcslg
nated us l^ots Nos, Sixteen (If.) and
Seventeen (17) on a certain map or
plat entitled "Plat of Harry Llbbey s
Land, Chesapeake District" made b>
10. A. Sem pie, civil Engineer. These
lots will bo sold separately.
A deposit of $50.00 will be required
from the purchaser of each lot or
tract of land on the day of sale.
All bills owed by Mary Mitchell
will be presented to nie tor payment.
This property lias been previously
advertised, but the change In the date
of the salo was made necessary lay
my qualification as executor under
the terms of the will of the late Murv
Mitchell. JAMBS MITCHELL,
lOxccntor Fslate Mary Mitchell.
9-2C-4t-TlMirs.
PROF. D. D. BRUCE, M. D.
THE GREAT AMERICAN MEDIUM.
tho only living
apostle of the
Science of Mys?
teries. He has
acceptable qual?
ities and Is In?
fallible In the
line of his busi?
ness. The world
has never seen
his equal. He
tells at a glance
the object of
your visit, he
unites the sepa?
rated and brings back the lost one:
lie traces lost or stolen ?oods. and
unearths hidden treasures; he re?
moves evil Influences, cioss spells and
ill luck. Olves luck nnd success in
nil you undertake.
He Is the only one that will give
a written Rtinrnnteo to complete your
business or refund your money. All
letters containing $1.00. with ques?
tions, will he answered in full.
Call or address 510 S. Eighth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Office hours: 10:00 n. m. to 9:.10 p.
m.; Sundays: 3:30 to 0:00 p. m.
Prof. Brace's Magie Remedies may
he Been red al Drs. Forninn's nnd
Whittakor's drug store, corner Twen?
ty-fifth Street nnd Jefferson Avenue.
ONLY RESTAURANT IN TOWN
THAT SERVE8 CHOP 3UEY
AND YOKOMA.
Any person wanting nice Chinese
or American meal go to New York
Reslro'rnnt. 2100 WfJrwb-fc avenue.
Fine Stationery.
I^ends tone to your tnisl
ncss and creates a favorable
Impression. Wo make good
impressions on stationery at
prices consistent with good
work.
Wo carry tho following well
known brands of paper:
Honda ? Houaatonlc. Har?
rington, Kanlror, Cnmbrlc,
Carthnge.
Flat Writing ? Windsor,
Ivanhoe, Palo Alto nnd River?
side.
Our specialty, all kinds of
commercial printing.
Engraving.
Wo represent one of tho
best ongT.iv-Ing houses in tho
United States nnd guarantee
quality and prompt delivery.
Warwick Printing Co.
(INCORPORATED.)
211 Twenty-fifth 8L
Bell 'Phone 123.
Architects In many instances are
specifying electric plate warmers In
new houses being constructed.
A Cordial Invitation
Is extended
ALL SOUTHERNERS
to visit
The JELL-O Booth
at the
Jamestown Exposition
Ijoentod in Food Products RuiMiug nt eiu
trance to Horticultural Court.
Wn have provided n spacious Rest Room
especially for your convenience, where you
may meet friends, writo letters, read your
favorito magnsino, etc., etc.
Our demonstrators will be glad to servo
vou with JKI,L-<), the dainty dessert, and
Ice Cream made from Jell-OICK CREAM
1'owder, free, and explain how easily they
enn bo prepared for tue table.
The Gencsoo Purs Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y.
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy- Thursday.]
DONNA SEYMOUR
Presents the Musical Spectacle
"Mr. Blue Beard"
Prices 25c. to $1.00. Sale now open.
MMEMY--FRIIM
HELEN DYRON.
The Sunbeam of Musical Comedy In
"Peggy From Paris"
Qeorge Ado's Comic opera
10 !K!t.
M ATlNlitJ AND MUHT |
October 12th
EDWARD SAXON
ill
Sol. Smith Russell's Createst Success 1
'Peaceful Valley"
I ACADEMY-MONDAY I
A GUARANTEE ATTRACTION
CHARLOTTA NILLSON
IN THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY
"The Three of Us"
Original Madison Square Company.
I Epworth League Star Gourse
I SUNSHINE & SHADOWS]
Entertainment by
"Sunshine" Hawks
Chestnut Avenue Methodist Church.
25th ami Chestnut.
I Monday, Oct. 14, 1907. |
15 p. m. Admission 25c.
RENT LIST.
REYNOLDS BROTHERS.
Oct. 3, 1907.
*-irmiMBiffiMa^-IMi,!.!,.
135 Twenty-sixth street .$22.50
2:::t Thirty-second street . :!0.0(i
321 Forty-second street . 15.00
326 Forty-third street . 15.00
:::ir, Forty-third street . 16.01
316 Fifty-fourth street . 45.00
520 Thirty-second street . 7.50
520 Thirty-second street . 7.50
528 Thirty-second street . 7.60
628 Thirty-second street . 7.50
634 Thirty second street . 7.50
641 Thirty-first street . COO
1021 Twenty eighth street . S.nn
1164 Twenty-eighth street. 12.00
1261 Twenty seventh street _ 10.00
1255 Twenty-seventh street .... 10.00
Flats.
:t;.or, Washington Ave. (1st)_$25.00
3506 Washington Ave. (2nd)_ 20.oo
2(104 Washington Ave. (2nd)... 15.00
Dr. Jones' lluilding (1st). 15.00
Trade Rulldlng (1st). 12.00
Trade Ruilding (2nd). 10.00
Trade Ruilding (3rd). S.OO
EDUCATIONAL.
Virgil Piano School and
School of Public
Performance.
Washington Avenue and Twenty
ninth street, Newport News, Va.,
open;i Tuesday, October 1, 1907. The
most scientific nnd progrorsive meth?
od traughL The method of tho great
consorvatorlos of Etirnpo.
MISSES EWKLL,
Directors.
MESIC'S CASH GROCERY
3510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE.
A few specials for week ending Oct. 12, 1007:
Flour (Hold Medal) two 121b. bags fo:- 75c or $0 a hid.
California Canned Peaches ?t 20 c u can. or $2.26 per doz.
Hood Canned Peaches and Peas at 15e u can, worth 20c (Baltimore
parked).
Hein/, naked Beans (the best) at 10 ami 15c a can.
Try our Succotash, the best on the market! Now York State pack).
Van Camps Red Kidney Beans, in calls (they're flue).
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 3, 5 and 10 If cans at 40c, CCo and $1.25
a can.
Upton's Perfection Coffee (Mocha and Java) at 23c a II).
Try our all pork country Saitsa.ce. at 15c a lb.
Jones' Hams, the best at l"c n lb, worth ISr.
New Prunes, Just arrived, large and medium :: Or I lbs. for 25c.
Sliced Beef (in glass Jars) at 20c a glass, worth 25c.
.lust received a fresh lot of Bird Hood only 10c a pkg.
Try our Apple Blossom Toilet Soap (it's fine) at 15c a box, or 2
for 25c.
Kippered Herring in mustard, at 20c and in oil a*. 15c a can.
Full Cream Cheese at 2Uc a lb.
New Pig's feet, highly spiced and pickled,. lbs for 25c.
New Buckwheat already prepared at 10 and 15c a pkg.
At MESIC'S
3510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE.
CIL Phone 109.
WHY DON'T YOU RENT YOUR VACANT
ROOMS INSTEAD OF LETTING
THEM STAND IDLE?
A 25c For Rent Ad. in the
"Daily Press"
Will bring you in Many Dollars for them.
Those wbo we rooms don't go up nnd down the streets
looking for slg Tho first thing they do Is to scan the
"For Ilent" column of tho Dally Press.
If you aro Interested, call us up. Our representntlvc will call and
get your ad. or glvo other Information if desired.
Bell 'Phone 181.
WANTED.
WANTED?JANITOR FOR SA1LOKS
Rest. Apply to SUPERINTEN?
DENT, Sailors Rost. 9-10-21.
WANTED?BY GENTLEMAN AND
Wife, three rooms rurnlshed for
light housekeeping; second floor
preferred. Address "D. \\. K.," rar.;
i>f Daily Press. 9-10-2L
WANTED?GOOD BOTTLER. WILL
pay good salary. Apply NEWPORT
NEWS BOTTLING COMPANY.
10 9-2t.
WANTED?GENTLEMAN TO OCCIT
py nicely furnished room, all con
vonienccs. Apply no Twenty-eighth
street. lu-8-lf.
WANTED?SMALL BOY TO AN
swer 'phono. 200? Thl: ly-flrst
st root. 10-9-tf.
WANTED?MEN AND WOMEN CAN
vassers. Apply at once to 209 29th
street. 10-7-:it
WANTED?BOARDERS?130 TII1R
i ty-flrst street; modern conven?
iences! references exchanged.
WANTED?TO BUY, 8BLL OR Ex?
change furniture aud stoves. C. W.
LEWIS, 2602 Huntington avenue.
3-17-3m.
WANTED?TUB PEOPLB TO KNOW
wo are buying and selling new ann
second-hand Furniture. Mosslck &
Chendle, 2S0S Huntington avenue.
8-2-Jm.
WANTED?TO RUY ANY QUANT1
ty household goods for cash. Good
prices paid. Address OLIVER, care
this office. Will cull Saturday.
9 25-tf.
FOR RENT.
BOB .BK \ UXfi/UL FURNISH?
*o7,^n.^'^Tm"^^"?. r'TTO'WS'Swt
"Old Military Academy." Now
Known as Elmwood. For particulars
call at premises or address W. L
C, 2700 Washington avenue, New
port News, Va. t 10-8-7L
FOR RENT?ROOMS, WITH HOARD.
2910 West avenue. 10-8-6L
FOR RENT?FURNISHED l!()()V
witli hoat, light ami bath, for mar
rled couple or two gentlemen. 2:11
Twenty-ninth street. 10-6-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
LOTS FOR SALB OR LEASE IN ALI
parts of the city. Call and go'
prices. OLD DOMINION LANI
CO.. Hotel Warwick building.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIS
sary U. S. Army, Newport News
Va.. October S. 1907.?Sealed propo
sals for furnishing anil delivering sub?
sistence stores In this city, and nl
('amp U. s. Troops, Jamoatown Expo?
sition Grounds, Virginia, for the month
of November, 1907. will be received In
Ibis office until 11 o'clock a. m., on
October IS, 1907. and then opened
Information furnished on application.
Envelopes containing bids shoujrtjrbo
marked "Proposals for subsistence
stores to be opened October lx. 19(17."
addressed to CAPTAIN .1. N. KIL?
IAN. Commissary U. s. Army.
10-0-5L
FOR SALE.
KOR BALIS?NILiS RRICK DWELL
lugs nl $3,600, $6,000 ami $10,500
each; also Inrgc frame dwellings at
from less lliail j-i.son to $7 000; all
III North Kml. NKLMS .V- ('<).. INC..
Real Bstato, Rents, Insurance ami
loans. 2517 Washington Avenue,
Newport News, Va. 'J 10 lit.
FOR SALIC?OLD ESTABLISH El J
restaurant and rooming house. Ap?
ply Daily Press office 10-9-CL
FOR HALF.?HOUSE AND LOT, 216
Twenty-third street, between iluht
Ingtnn ami Washington avenue, $1.
.'?00; $1,000 cash, time Op balance.
Address llox -KM, Georgetown,
Washington. 10-9-1 m.
FOR SALE?FINE KNABE PARLOR
Grand Piano, cheap. 200 Thirty
first street. 10-9-tt
FOR SALE? SAWMILL PLANT COM
plete. IO.Oiiu ft. daily capacity. 612
acres timber In tee. Will exchange
for Improved Newport News real es
tat<>. For particulars, address J. E.
WARREN, Newport News. Va.
10-7-1 wk.
FOR SALE ?CHIPPENDALE MA
hognny sldolioard, handsomely in?
laid, cost $150. To quick buyer,
$86;' Fine old piano, in first class
condition, $10. LAPIDARY, Phoe?
bus. Va. 10-8-3L
FOR PALI'?A LITTLE MORE M?
sc for a little less money than you
ever saw before from 7 cents up.
This month Wo tire giving one copy
free with each 25 cent purchase.
TUB OE?. D. HAMPTON PIANO
CO., 218 Twenty-eighth street.
10-5-tf.
WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS.
,,ff.?r.uA-^-.Jr'nr^^ .I
part payment on new Instruments.
Tuning and repairing a specialty.
All work gunrnnteed. Ferguson
Music Co., 209 Thirty-first stroet.
CIL Phone 95. 7 10 4m
FOR SALE?NEW MILK COW;
Very gentle; excellent for family. J.
N. LAWRENCE, East 1 lampion.
10-1-12L
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
i. HUGH C?FFEE
OlMi-r mid Sheiw Itiioins NO.R2I2-B2M Hunting
hi Ave. Klneit csrrUst service lu State;"sno<
-laI loi marrlegei ami Ouii-mM.
OPPlCB PHONES: Itolb No. I
RrstdtnceJ. R.CaflTee.Ko II, Bell. Residence
I '],:.? (i, It. <>vi-rl?ii, No. M5, Iti-ll.
I lm ?ery liest tervlce rondercd, nil classes.
Moderate cluuge.*.
\V. E. ROUSE, FUNERAL DIREO
tor. 234-22(5 25th street. Office
'Phones 51: Residence Phone 110
TRANSFER COMPANU-.j
OLD DOMINION BAOOAOfJ THAN1*
ter; offices C. ft. O. .it.itir.i .
'Phones, Bell Non. 401 an* 1S6;
?Mtl., No. 1?.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN taUMS OF $5?
" ~to~"$l,000 at 6 per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Ravings Association, Al?
lan D. Jons?. Secretary and Attor
aey. first National Bank Hntldtng.

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