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in? god ?rar
IS TAKEN from coin
Present R o ev U Says That (he
Uiegq of (he Wards was to
to SacrH^.
Inc-te.it) of Doing Good President Says
It Decs Positive Harm as It Is Of?
ten in R diculc?Hopes That Con?
gress Will Not Direct Him to Re.
place the Words.
(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13?In an?
swer to ono "f the numerous protests
which have been received at the
White House against tho new gold
coins which have been coined with
ovt the word . "in God Wo Trust,"
1 d< hi Rptfeovelt hns written n
r which he today inado public.
Th l -tter Is as follows:
?'?When th" question of the new
Coinage came up we looked Into the
law and found there was no wnr
ranl therein for putting 'In God We
i Trust' on the coV-.ii. As tho custom,
although without logal warrant had
grown Up, I might have felt at lib
ertv (o kcop the Inscription on tho
<? ?;?'??.->. But ns I d'<| not approve of
it. I did not direct that it should again
b.' put on. of cbiireo, tho matter of
the law Ig absolutely In the hands
of Ccciprora and any direction Of
0 ress l!> the matter will be Imme
dlntoly oboyed, At present, ha l have
Fold, then- Is no warrant In law for
the Inscription. My own feeling In the
maitoi Is due to my very tlrm con
vlctlnn that 1o put such a motto on
1 i or In use it hi any kindred man.
nrr, not only does no good, but does
positive harm, and Is In effect Irrever?
ence which comoa dangerously close
to sacrllogo, A beautiful and solemn
sentence BUoh as the one In question
?hould 1)0 treated and tittered only
With that lino reverence whlqll ?<h>
ossarlly Implloa u certain exaltation
of spirit. Any use which tends to
cheapen It. and above all. any use
which tends to secure It being treat
ed In a spirit of levity. Is from every
stand point, profoundly to be re-|
m. ited. It la a motto "which It Is
Indeed well to have Inscribed on our
meat national monuments. In mir
temples of justice, In our lcghilnllvo
halls, and Ln buildings such nu those,
at West l'olnt and Annapolis; In
Gbort, where It will tend to nrouso
und Inspire a lofty emotion ln those
who look thereon. Hut to cheapen
such a motto by ubo on coins, Just
uh it would be to cheapen It by use,
on postage stumps, or la advortlso
mcnts. As regardsvitK uso on the
coinage, wo have actual experience by
which to go. lu nil my lifo I have
never heard any human bel?g speak
reverently of this motto on the coins
or .'how any slgun of Its having ap
pealed to any high emotione In him,
hut I have literally hundred.* of tlmus
heaid It used us an occasion of, and
Incitement to, tho sneering ridicule
which It Is above all things unde?
sirable that so beautiful und exalted
?a phrase should excite.
"For example, throughout the long
content over soveral decades, oa the
free colnago question, the exlntenc of
jth motto on the coins was a constant
leourco of Jost and ridicule; and this
way unavoidable. Everyone must rap
I member tho Inmunombiu carttpana
Iund nrtlclen based on phrases like
I'In God wo trust for the eight cento'
I'In (lod we trust for the short weight,'
"In (lod we trust for tho 117 cents wo
?do not pay,' and so forth and ?o forth.
Surely I am well within bounds when
I ray that a use of the phrase which
tavttoa constant levity of thin typo
Is most undesirable. If Congress al?
ters the law and directs me to replace
?on the coins the sentence In ques?
tion, the direction will be Immeillately
put Into effect, but I very earnestly
trust that the religious sentiment ?f
the country, the spirit of reveronco
lu the country, will prevent any mich
action being taken.
. (Signed.)
THEODORE HOOSE\ ELT."
Hitchcock Caso Adjourned
(fly Associated Proas)
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.?Raymond
Hitchcock, aider. appeared before
? .ludgo Rosalky In the Court of Oener
al Sessions to plead to tho six Indict
. ments handed down against him by
i the grand Jury. A further adjourn?
ment of the pleading for one week was
grnntod.
Where the
Door Opens
Constantly
You ran quickly heat and keep
ror.y the draughty liall or cold room??
no mailer what the weather conditions
are?and ii you only knew how much
, real comfort you can have from a
(Equipped with Smokeless Device) .
you woulJn'l be without one another hour. Turn the wick as high
or as law as you please?there's no danger?no smoke?no smell
just direct intense heat?that's iwrcause o( the smokeless device.
Bcautilully finished in nickel and japan?orna?
mental anywhere. The brass font holds '1 quarts, giv- .
ing heat lor 9 hours. It is light in weight?easily
carried Irom room to room. Every heater warranted.
meets the need ol the
student ? a bright,
steady light?ideal to read or
study by. Made of brass?nickel plated, latest im?
proved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted.
II your dealer docs not carry Pcrluction Oil Heater
and Kayo I. ?=?-.-.;? write our nearest ngrncy.
Capital Dry Goods House
WASHINGTON AVE. AT TEIH'LIETH STREET
Special Values
-? i?
Winter Underwear!
Ladies Heavy Cotton Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests and Panls, each 25c
Ledles' "Nancy" Union Suits, medium weight, Ktbbod Cotton, Floeco
Lined, all sizes. Suit . 50c
Ladles' Fine Wool Mixed Vests and Rants, White or Grey. Extra
good value .-. each 76c
Mil s* Heavy Ribbed Fleoco Lined Vests and Pants, all Bize3,
each .;. 25c
Children's Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, 10 cents each and up, ac?
cording to size.
Ladies9 Flannelette Skirt Pat
tents,., is?
Cood Heavy Weight Cloth. Come In Light nnd Dark Colored Stripes;
with Ilo.der. Each. 25c
Check was lake on the Down?
ward HoYemaul and Thon
liiere Was Stagnation.
DEMAND FOR CURRENCY CONTINUES
Special Urgency These Days to Meet
the Mid-Month Pay Rolls?Bidding.]
High for the Gold Which )g Com
, log From England ? The Closing|
I Quotations.
(By Associated Press)
NBW YORK, Nov. 13?A check wat
made upon the dowitwatd movement
of prices today aOer running some?
what further tn tho early part of
tho day. The ret>ound today wnii nar?
rower than tho downward reaction
yesterday and the market became
lethargic nnd uncertain in- tho lut
tr stages; |P1i1h narrowlog of tho
selling source movement In usually
tho sign of Us approach to a con?
dition of more r lew -stable equilib?
rium In which It drifts feebly until It
getH a new Inlatlve from some fresh
dovolopemont of the situation. Such
a period of quietude would be wel?
comed at present by nil tho most
important interests concerned In the
market. It Is believed that efforts lo
shape to this end have much to do
with the market this week.
The urgency of the demand fox
currency continued today largely from
Otttrldo of town sources. The special
urgency at thl.i time Is attributed
partly to tho necessity of meeting
mid-monthly pay rolls. The bidding
of premiums for gold still to arrive
indicates that conditions are expect
led to continue. Bids were reported
today of as high as 1% per cent, for
tho K<>ld to arrive on the steamship
Maurotauin. which will he hero trm
days hence. Premiums paid today
for currency ranged up to 3% por
cent. Tin? copper stocks mot some sup.
fectlve support today but the gen?
eral list sagged again nftor a recov?
ery. Some anxiety was felt late In
tho day lest tho Hn.uk of England
should make another advance in the
official dlscotmt. rate tomorrow.
I Monds were Irregular.
Total sales, par value. $3,318,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on c.\\\. Total sales of stocks to
day 331,100 shares, including: Copper
11.son; Sugar 500; Tobacco -100: At?
lantic Const Eine 300; Chesapeake A
Ohio S00: Norfolk & Western 1,500;
'Pennsylvania 22.800: Rending 47,
300; Soutiiehn Railway 100; stuno
preferred 600; Union Pacific 41,300;
United States Steel 10,800; Virginia
Oartolinn Chemical i,200; rnmo pre?
ferred 100; SIomi Sheffield 100.
AdaiUS Express . 165
Amalgamated Copper . 47
American Can & Foundry .... 25%
do pfd . 82
American Cotton Oil . 23*4
d pfd . 80
IAmerican Express. . 170
I American Hide & Leather pfd. 11%
American Ice . 11%
Amorlcon Linseed Oil . 7
do pfd . 16%
I American Locomotive . 38%
do pfd . 32
American Smelting & Refuting Gl
do pfdi.I. W. J\. A .. .86
American ? Sugar Refining . 104
American Tobacco pfd certlf. 64 VI
I Anaconda Mining Co . 31%
Atchlson _. . 71%
do pfd . 71%
Atlantic Coast Line . 64
| Baltimore & Ohio . 80
do pfd . 75
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 30%
Canadian Racine . 142%
Central of New Jersey . ir>0
Chesapeake. & Ohio . 27%
Chicago Great Western . 7%
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul 101
Chlacgo. Mil. & St. Paul . 101 .
Chicago Terminal & Trans. .. 5
do pfd . 10
IC. C. C. & St. Louis. 50
I Colorado Fuel & Iron . 15%
[Colorado & Southern . 17%
do 1st pfd . 42%
do 2d Pt'd . 32%:
I Cctinolldatod pas . 88
Corn ProdlitCS . . 9%
do pfd . 52%
I Delaware & Hudson . 12S%
Delaware, ijickawanna & West. 399%;
I Denver & Rio Orando . 18
do pfd . GO
IDMtHlors' Securities . 40%
I Erie . 17
do 1st pfd . 37% I
do 2d pfd . 27%I
C.enornl Electric . 110
Illinois Central . 122
International Paper . 8
do pfd . 60% I
International Pump . 8%
Wo i>fd . GO
down Central . 10
do pfd . 28
Kansas City Southern . 22%
! dh Pfd . GO
Louisville & Nashville . 95%
I Mexican Central .-... 14'
Minneapolis & St. LoutS . 24
Mln.. St. P. & Sxiult. Sie. M\ 72%'
I do pfd . 118
Missouri Pacific . 64%
Missouri Kama.-. & Texas. 23%
?0 pfd . G5%
National Lead . 35%
National Railroad of Mexico pfd 3???
New York Central _. . 07%'
New York. Ontario & Western 29-*
Norfolk & Western . 63%
I do pfd . 67^
North American . 41
Pacific Malt . 20
Pennsylvania . 108%
Peaplo's Gas . 75
Pittsburg. C. C. & St. Louis .. 53
Pressed Steel Car . 17%
do pfd . 0D
?ECOMMEND THIS
HOME MlXTURi
Noted Authority Gives Simple Remedy
Fop Kidney and Bladder
Troubles.
This is a simple home recipe now
being mudo known In al Ithe larger
titles through the newspapers. It la
ntended to check tho many cases of
rheumatism, kidney ami bladder trou?
ble which have made so many cripples
md InvalldH and weaklings of some of
OUr brightest and strongest people.
The druggists here have been
notified to supply themselves with
tho ingredients, ami the sufferer will
have no trouble to obtain them. Tho
?Jroscrlption Is as follows: Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one-half ounce,; Coin
lound Kargon, one mince, and Com?
pound Syrup of Sarsaprllla, three
Junen?. Mix by shaking well in a bot
tie. The doso Is one teaspoouful after
inch meal and nt bedtime.
Hut unless you go to the trouble to
ink the druggist for the Dandelion and
Sa. snpariuln separately, and then buy
mo ounce Kargon Compound, In nn
original (unopened) package, plainly
printed, Guaranteed No. 10S under Na
Monal Drug Uw, and mix the Kargon
with tho other Ingredients at yonr\
home, you had bettor not use this ef?
fective prescription nt all. It may be
worso than useless, perhaps even
harmful, and your money wasted. Un
dor no circumstances accept the pre?
scription all ready prepared, nor nc
nept any excuse for offering It to you
? hat way. Purchase separately the
Kargon Compound, No. lOS Guarnntee.
a:,- explained above, and mix these
three Ingredients at homo yourself,
or don't use It at all.
Recent experiments, even In severe
hospital casos, prove this simple mix?
ture the remedy for Rheumatism,
hecauso of Us positive action
?won the ollmlnntlve tissues of tho
kidneys. It compels these most vital
organs to filter from the blood and
system the waste Impurities and uric
acid which nre the cause of rheuma?
tism. It cleanses the kidneys,
strencthens them and removes quick
'v such Symptoms as backache. I .?loot!
disorders, bladder weakness, frequent
urination, painful scalding and dis?
colored urine. It nets as a powerful
iHmulnnt to the entire kidney and
bladder structure, puts new life Into
? hem and Invigorates the entire tract.
All the Ingredient!,-, states a well
known local druggist, are of vegetable
extraction, making It a safe and harm?
less nrescrlntlon at any time.
Those who suffer and are accus?
tomed to purchase a bottle of pntent
medicine should not let a little Incon?
venience Interfere with mnklng this
up.
^ullman Palace Car . 138
Readl-nsr . 79 %
do 1st pfd .?_ 77
?do 2d pfd . C8
Republic Steel . 13
dp pfi< ?. r,S',?
Rock Island Co . 13 V.
do pfd .;...'. 32
St. I/nils & Sail Fran. 2d prd. 28 M.
St. Ixniis Southwestern . 13%
Southern PaeLflc . 67T*
do pfd . 103
Southern Railway. 12%
?lo pfd .-. .?. 39'/4
Tennessee oCal & Iron . 90
Tex-as & IVtclflc . 17%
Toledo. St. Louis & West. 17%
do ' pfd . 33%
Union Pacific. . 110%
do pfd . 78
United State>! Express . 70
I'nited States Realty . 39
United States- Rubber . 16
do pfd . fifi
United States Steel . 23 ft
, do pfd. 83%
Virginia Carolina Chemical .. 1&%
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Md.. Nov. 3?Flour
Dull, unchanged.
Wheat ? Firmer. Spot contract
101 >4 (fi 101%; Southern on grade 97
? 101%.
Corn?-Easier. Old npot mixed 03%
<ff> 62V,. No. k2 white 63% <jf 63%.
New -(,ir>t mixed 03 3-S.
Oats?Dull. No. 2 mixed 52 <ff 32Vi
Rye?Steady. No. 2 Western do?
mestic 69.
Butter?Firm, unchanged, Fancy
Imitation 24 r<{ 25; do creamery 28
?f 29; do ladle 22 <R 23: store pack?
ed 18 <g 20.
Eggs?Steady, unchangod 31 dp 32,
Cheese?Firm; largo 16V?; Hats
16V?; small 16%.
Sugar?Unchanged. Coarse granula?
ted 510; nno 510.
Money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13?Money oa
call Ann r. ><( 12. ruling rate 10, loos?
ing bid ?; offered at 6. Time loons
nominal, 00 days and 90 days at 13
to 15 per cent, e-ix months 8 to 10 per
cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper
nominally at 7 to 10 per cent. Ster?
ling exchange Irregular, with actual
business in l>anker^' bills at 1S6 &
486.25 for demand and nominal for
60 day bills. Commercial bills nom
lual. Pur sliver 58%. Mexican dol
laW 46%. Government bonds steady
Railroad homta Irregular.
Academy Nov. 15
FRANK BROS. STOCK CO.
Direct from Baltimore
Presenting
Jacob Goidin's Latest Achievement
"The Jewish Hamlet.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?A MEETING IL\LL,
with -all convcnlonc.es for lodges
and societies. . In best location. A
reasonable price. Apply to T. H.
SCHWARTZ, 232 Twenty-eighth
street. ll-5-6t
FOR RENT?DBSIKABLE OFFICE
In SCHMELZ BUILDING?light,
heat and janitor's service furnished
by owncrp. Apply SCHMELZ
BROTHI3R3 BANK. l<W-tfl
EMBaEMEflEEBOBi ??
MESIC'S CASH GROCERY
?510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE. r
A few spociala lor week ending Oct. 13, 1987:
Flour (Gold Medal) two 121b. bags for 76c or $6 a bbl.
California Canned Peaches ac 20 c a can, or $2.2? per dot
Good Canned Peaches and Peas at 15c a can, worth 20c (BflJttrn'jro
packed).
Heinz Baked Boana (the beat) nt 10 and 15c a can.
Try our Succotash, tho beBt on the tnarket( Now York State pack).
Van Camp's Bed Kidney Beans, In can3 (they're fine).
Swift's Sliver Leaf Lara, 3, 5 and 10 lb cans at 40c, 65c and $1.25
a can.
Ltpton's Perfection Coffee (Mocha and Java) nt 25c a lb.
Try our all pork country Sausage, at 15c a lb.
Jones' Hams, tho best at 17c n lb, worth 18c.
New Prunes, Just arrived, large and medium 3 or 4 lbs, for 25c.
Sliced Beof (In gloss Jurs) at 20c a glass, worth 25c.
Just received a fresh lot of Bird Seed 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 at 15c a can.
Full Cream Cheese at 20c a lb.
New Pig's feet, highly spiced and pickled, 3 lbs for 25c.
Now Buckwheat already prepared at 10 and 15c a pkg.
At MESIC'S
?510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE. Clt Phone 109.
your Business
Will be increased by the
use ol the classilied col?
umns oi the DAILY PRESS.
These little workers are
business builders. You will
be gratified with the returns
OTHERS AUK USING THESE COLUMNS TO
ADVANTAGE, AND YOU OUGHT TO BK
DOING*THE SAME THING. ?:? SPECIAL
KATES ON CONTRACTS FOB 1,000 WORDS
OK MOKE. ?:? CALL US UP TODAY.
WANTKOL
'I
wanted ? young lady to
take care oC olllco. Applv before
eleven n. m. John k. meyer
IIOU & CO.. room 10, First Na?
tional Honk. 11-14-lt.
WANTED ? LOAN OF $1,000. ON
Improved proporty worth twice this
amount. C per cent Interest and 2
per cent brokerage will bo paid. In?
surance on the building $1.100. Ad?
dress M? Box 395. U-14-3L
WANTED ? RELIABLE COLORED
man to act ns porter. Come ready
to work. Apply to J. R. Spragne,
Twenty-eighth street and Washing?
ton avenue. 11-14-lt.
WANTED ? LAUNCH. ABOUT 25
feet. Box 45 Newport News.
11-8-Ct.
WANTED?TO SELL NICE GENTLE
riding and diiviiig horse. Inquire
4214 Huntington ave. 11-7-61.
WANT TO SELL. 35 ACRES OYS
tor planting ground, with r,omo.nat?
ural rock, at Rlunt Point; Also one
half Interest In 14-acres Rood
grounds at Deep Water LighL For
particulars, call on G. W.
BURCHER, 4314 Huntington avenue.
10-19-lm.
WANTED?EVERYBODY ON THE
earth to know that NELMS & CO.,
INC., No. 2517 Washington avenue,
is tlie oldest agency doing a Real
Estate, General Insurance, Rental
and Loan Business in this city, and
represent over $125,000,000. See
them before closing any deal.
10-18-tf
WANTED?BOARDERS?130 THIR
ty-firBt street; modern conven?
iences! references exchanged.
WANTED?TO BUY, SELL OR Ex?
change furniture and stoves. C. W.
LEWIS, 2502 Huntington avenuo.
3 17 3t
WANTED?THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
we aro buying and Relllng now and
second-hand furniture. MESSICK
& CHEADLE, 2500 Huntington >tve
nue. 3-2-3m
for rent.
FOR RENT ? FURNISHED FRONT
r-ioni, furnace heated electric llgl
ami Until. Apply US Thirty-third
street. 11-14-41.
FOR RENT?THREE LARGE ROOMS
hot and cold water. 385 27th street.
11-14-Gt.
FOR RENT?TWO NICELY FUR
nlshcd rooms. Apply 228 Forty
sixth strceL 11-10-St.
FOR RENT?NICELY FURNISHED
' room and bath, in North End, ref?
erences exchanged. Address box'
22. clLv. 11-10 tf.
FOR RENT O RSALE?DWELLING.
12 rooms. Apply to Crwner, 117
Thirty-first street. 11-10-3L
FOR RENT?RED ROOF COTTAGE
on tho Boulevard. J. C. ROBIN?
SON. Sat Sun Tu
FOR RENT?DESIRABLE FURNISH
cd rooms. 110 Thlrty sccond street.
11 2 fit.
FOR BALE.
FOR SALE?EXCELLENT BUILD
ing lot ou Forty-eighth street, for
only $450. Cheapest lot in North
End. Southern exposure. Third lot
from it held at $300. SOMMER
. VIELE TRUST CO., Ine. 11-14-31.
FOR SALE?EXCELLENT HOME
on Twenty.eighth street, between
Jefferson and Madison Ave., only
$2,1100. All conveniences. Extremely
cheap property. SOMMERVILLE
TRUST CO., Inc. ll-lKlt. I
['FOR SALE?7 ROOM HOUSE AHOVE
j Forty-fifth street. Rath, hot water.
and sewer. Excellent condition.
I $1,560. $300 cash, balance $15.00
j monthly and 0 per cent simple In
terest. Rents at $1G. SOMMER
VILLH TRUST CO.. Inc. ll-M-C-t.
I FOR SALIC?SECOND-HAND TOUR
| lng car; seats live; splendid condi?
tion. Will sacrifice. Apply ED.
DENNIE. 2509 Washington avenue,
city. ,i - 11-12-5L
FOR SALE ? ONE TEN PASSEN
ger Reo Automobile, one five pas?
senger Cadillac with top, and one
two cylinder Wayne with top. All
in good order. Apply. W. R. I
Schacltleford, 23C 25th street. I
11-lOOt.
FOR SALE?DESIRABLE NINE
room rosidenco on 35th street, hear
Wasltlngton Avenue. Owner leaving
town and will sell cheap. J. E.
WARREN. 2C15 Washington ave?
nue. 11-lOCt.
FOR SALE?EDISON GOLD MOULD
ed records for November, and Edi?
son Improved Phonographs at fac-j
tory prices. You save the freight.!
Victor Talking Machines, $1 down
and $1.00 per week. Sheet music
7 cents up. The OEO. D. HAMP?
TON PIANO CO.. 210 Twenty-eighth
street. ll-7tf. |
FOR SALE?BICYCLE STORE, WITH
we'd equipped repair shop, doing a
gootl business. K. F. Davis, 185 West
Queen street. 10-30-tf.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 7 FIRST
class fresh cows. Apply OHAS. SEY
TER. Home Faint. P. O. Box 153
Phoebus, Va. 10-20-lm
FOR SALE?AT THE HICK MAN
farm, two miles from Hampton,
throe milch cows, three work
horses one young Jenny Ass or
Donkey. W. H. THOMAS. 1017-lm.
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Cnll and get
prices. OLD DOMINION I?\ND
CO.. Hotel'Wat-wick Building.
FOR SALE?FINE KNABE PARLOP ',
Grand Piano, cheap. 209 Thirty
first street. 10-9-tf
WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS
cash or easy payment plan, accept
socond-hond pianos or organs ar
nnrt pnyment on new Instruments
Tuning and repairing a specialty.
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
Mualo Co., 209 Thirty-first atreet
rMt T?h?n? OK 7 10 tin
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROU8F. FUNERAL DIREC
tor, ? 234-236 25th streeL Office
'Phones 61; Residence Phone 110. i
TRUSTEE'S SALE
of Valuable Personal Property Locat?
ed at No. 3612 Huntington Ave.,
Newport News, Virginia.
By virtue of d deed of trust execut?
ed to the undersigned trustee by U Hi
Griffin doted the 23th day of May.
1907. and duly recorded In the Clerk's
I office of the Corporation Court of the
i City Of Newport News'. Virginia. In
j Heed Hook No. H2, at page 373, do
fault having been made In the pay?
ment of the note therein secured, and
at the request or the beneflolnry
therein named. 1 shall sell at public
auction on the premises on the 18th
day of November, 1907, at 12 o'clock
M? In execution of the'said trust, the
following property, to-wlt:
1 back bar; 1 front bar; 1 beer box
complete, consisting of work beuche?,
ice box behind bar; coils, rods, spi?
gots, taps, beer-pump; 1 tobacco ease;
2 National Cash Registers; 1 barroom
stove; 1 back lunch bar; 1 counter;
1 oyster box; 2 gaB stoves; 1 pool
table, complete; 1 desk; 1 clock; C
cuspidors; 2 fnns; 20 pictures; 2 Ice
boxes; 10 tables; 3f> chairs; 1 water
cooler; 3 Ras fixtures, piping f.om
meter; 2 brass signs, outside; one
oyster sign, outside; 7 oyster baskets;
2 oyster knives; l cigar lighter on
bar; 2 dish pans; 2 soup pots; 1
large kettle; 1 extra hand Ivor pump;
I banning lamp on bar; 10 glasses; 0*
plates; 1 mustards; 8 peppers; R
salts; 5 cups; -1 milk pitchers; 2."?
knives and forks; 31 oyster plateo;
II pans; 11? saucers; 4 Jars; 1 tobac?
co cutter. Terms of Sale: Cash.
ALLAN 1>. JONES, Trustee.
..Newport News, Virginia", November
6th. 1907. 11-7-10.
NOTICE.
Newport News, Ya., Nov. -I, 1907.
The nnnunl meeting of the stock
' holders or the Old Dominion Land
Company, for tbo election of a presi?
dent and a hoard of directors, consist
? Ing of said president nnd flvo other
persons, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting, will be hold
at the office of the company, Hotel
Warwick building, Newport Netra, Vs..
on Tuesday. November 19th, 1907, nt
12 o'clock, noon.
C. B. ORCU TT, President.
I CHAS BABBIDGE. Secretary, ll-l-td
NOTICE?ERLACH & HFRTWIZ.
proprietors of the Modern Shoe Fnc
, tory nt 240 Twenty-fifth strout, have
dissolved partnership on October
I 30. 1907. b. erlach. ll-14-3t.
NOTICE!
To the Tax Payers of tho City of
Newport News:
I am now ready tn receive State
Taxes nnd City Levies for tho year
. 1907. nnd will be in my office In tbo
j Court House- building, on the
11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16
o fthls month for that purpose.
I Flvo per cent added to all taxos
and levies not paid before December
1st. Communicataionn tlrough tha
mnil will receive prompt attention.
J. M. CURTIS, City Treas.
Newport News, Vn., Nov. 1, 1907.
11-4-10L
$100 Reward
' I am authorized by the governor
of Virginia - to offer a reward
of $100.00 In each case for
information that will lead to
the conviction of party or parties who
i sank the State Police Sloop H.adshaw
i In Warwick river Uio past summer
and for tho parties who attomptod to
burn the Launoh Greyhound in Hamp?
ton creek October 25
w. McDonald lee.
I Chairman State Board Fisborioa.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
JaH?M^iFTEE
Onice and etiow Knien? No. SM2 HI t Itunllnq
lon ?v?. finest -Hrrlutc aarvlM in Hinte; p{ s
clal fur mnrrl?.aiel fum-rali.
OPPICB PHONES: Both No. I
Itolileni-eJ.lt CaiKe.Wo II. Hell. ReadeJMta
Asilitant 'i. H. Otx-rtnn, No. Mft, Moll.
Tho tcty uos>t .?^r?k-B (unJ?ied, a!i cla?ica.
Moderate charges.
PROF. D. D. BRUCE, M.D
THE GRC-vt AUSTRIAN MEDIUM.
the only Uvlug
apostle of the
Science of Mys
terles. lie has
acceptable qual?
ities and Is In
fallible In the
lino of his bum
ticsr,. Tho world
has never 8?)ei>
his equal. He
tells at a glaaco
tho object of
your visit, lie
unites (no sepa?
rated and briugti mirk (lie lost one;
he traces lost or Molen good*, and
unearths hidden treasures; ho re?
moves evil Influences; cross spoils nn.i
ill luck. Gives luck and success in
all yon undertake.
He Is tho only one that will give
a written guarantee to complete your
business or refund your money. All
letters containing $1.00. with ques?
tions. Will be answered In full.
Call or address 510 S. Eighth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Office hours: 10:00 a. m, to 9:"S0 p.
nv: Sundays: 3:.">0 to 6:00 p. m.
Prof. Bruce'? Mnglc Remedies may?
be secured at Dts. Forman's and
Whlttalter's drug store, corner Twen?
ty-fifth Street nnd Jefferson Avenue.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANR
for; offices O. & O. Station. "Phones
Boa Nos. 401 and 135; Citizens No,
12. tf

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