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DECREASE IN DEMAND
flew rnglaiid Factories Cu ling
Down Goal Orders Teripwilj).
W FO'Ti ALREADY A-FECTEfl
Norfolk and Baltimore are Complain
Ing, and Indications are That Busi?
ness Will be Comparatively Scarce
Merc Next Keck.
There i i n\s to lie n general de
? ....... Iii th'o deiimitd. for bituminous
coal in the Now Ivne.lmiil t/ au s at
1111 i time and the result lias l.'acn a
general falling off in the trade at the
Atlantic roust coal shipping conters.
Tints far the trade hns been brisk
here this month, hut present Indien'
Hons nru that it will decrease next
weal; Norfolk and Baltimore al
rcad> has fell the effects- of tin rio
nreat In the d mnnd ami the ship?
ments from those ports during the
pb i v. i i<k or more are said to have
Ik n considerably below the average.
Tho stringency in the money mar
l;e( hns caused many of the factories
In N< >v England to curtail their out?
put end this fnct is advanced as a
reason lor tho decrease In the dor
mand for cent. The price on tonnage
hi moving the coal from this section
to New Fingland lias also decreased
considerably dining the past two
weeks and many schooners are lay?
ing Idle, at this time. ,
shTppIng report.
Wednesday, January 22, 1908.
Arriveo.
Steamer Crntnllngton (Dr.) Ronv-'
ley. Marion?to White Oak Coal Com?
pany for le.iiiker coal.
Cleared.
Steamer Vlzefiulu (Hr.l McArlhur.I
St. Lucia - itei v.ind White Coal Coin
patjy, j
Steamer Fortuna (Nor.) Hoven.1
Havana. I
Hare - Francis S. Humphries for,
Providence?Chesapeake ? Ohio Coal I
& Coke Company: !
Barge Cl'.ntonln for Newport?!
Shiokfclcss Fuel Company.
B?rge A. O. Hones for Providence?
Smokolpsr Fuel Company.
Barge Berkshire for Boston?White
Oak Coal Company.
Bnfge Badger for Providence?
While Oak Coal Company.
Sailed.
Stonmer Fortuna (Nor.) Hoven.
Havana; Vixcanla (Hr.i McArthiir, St.
Lucia'; Runswlck (Br.) Ark ley, (from
Qutvnston) Antwerp; Inkum (Br.)
McKogg, Lisbon; Hay Port, Jensen,
Boston.
Calendar fr Today.
Sun rises .'f:i:t a. m.
Sun si ts.5:31 p., in.
High water . .0:49 a. in,; 0:57 p. m.
Low water . .7:o:i u. m.j 7:3!! p. m.
Marine Notes.
The Brlsttsh steamship Vizcania.
Captnin .McArlhur, Bailed yesterday foi?
st. Lucia with a cargo of about 3,000
ions of coal, valued at $X.70u. This
In ihiq fourteenth steamer that has sail?
ed from this port this month with
coal for forelgu ports. Two other
steamers are now lending here.
Tlie British steamship Cramlington
nrriVed nl this porl yesterday from
Dnrlen; On., for bunker coal and later
sailed for Lisbon. She is the first
vessel Mint has left this port for
Portugal In several years.
The Norwegian tteamshlp Calves
ton. Captain Brvde. which has been
undergoing repairs here for several
month:-, sailed yesterday for Santiago.
Cuba. She came hero from Havana.
The new luiubi r Steamship George
W. Kehwick, Captain Lord, will leave
the meal shipyard today tor Baltimore.
There she will load a cargo for San
Francisco.
UUY CLOTHES RIGHT.
Our Great
GOES MERRILY ON.
MANHATTAN SHIRT RE?
DUCTION.
51.50 Shirts .$1.15
? S2.0Q Shirts .$1.50
Weriheimer
& Co.
Was'tinr-lon Avc. and 25th St
SEE WINDOWS
RECOMMEND THIS
HOME MIXTURE
Noted Authority Given Simple Remedy
for Kidney and Bladder
Troubles.
This is a simple houie recipe now
l.'jlng made known in nil the larger
cities through Ilia newspapers. It lit
lute hdod to check <lie many cases of
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trou?
ble which have made so many ortpptl S
and Invalids and weaklings of some of
oiir brightest and strongest people.
The druggists hero have been noti?
fied to supply themselves With the In
gredU.iits*, and the sufferer will have
? to trouble to obtain tin in. The pro
scriptlori Is as follows! Fluid H\
tract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Com?
pound Knrgoii. one ounce, ami Com?
pound Syrup of Sursaparlltn three
ounces. Mix by shaking well in a
bottle. The (lose Is one tcaspooilfltl
arter each meal ami at bedtime.
Recent experiments, even In severe
hospital ease;, prove this simple mix?
ture the remedy for Rheumatism,
because of Its positive action niton
the diminutive tissues of the kidneys.
It compels these most vital organs
to niter from the blood and system
the waste Impurities and uric acid
which are 'be cause of rheumatism.
It cleanses the kidneys, strengthen:!
them and removes quickly such sym?
ptoms as backache, blond disorders,
bladder weakness, frequent urination,
painful scalding and discolored mine,
it acts its a powerful stimulant to tbn
entire kidney and bladder structure,
puts new lire Into them and Invigor?
ates the entire tract.
All the Ingredients; states a well-j
known local druggist, are of vegetable
extraction, making it n si\fo ami harm'
b ss prescription at any time.
Those who suffer and are accus?
tomed to purchase a bottle of patent
medicine should not let a little Incon?
venience Interfere with making this,
Will toed For St. Thomas.
The British steamship Rosobank is
expected tn arrive in port today from
Bermuda to load a cargo of about
."...''in lohn <?f coal for St. Thomas.
No Word From Alleghany.
Nothing has b in heard hero front
Hie Kiirnoss-1. ..,,y liner Alleghany.)
which was due at this port from l.on- ]
don last Sunday. No. fears for the
chip's safety are entortalned, I
Schooner William Necloy Reported, j
Advices received here yesterday
from Diamond Shoals, N. C, state (hat
the tug Walter A. Ducken tack passed
that place ai ? o'clock Tuesday morn-]
lug lowing the four-masted ichooner]
William Neoley, bound front Newport
News for Savannah. The Nceley was
recently repaired here.
Will Load for Cuba.
The schooner Republic is onroute
to this port from Boston to load a ear
go of coal here for Havana. Cuba. The
Vissel will take about I.(Hin tons.
Still no Decision.
The navy department has an ye!
announced no decision on the question
of a third trial for tho new local built
armored criisler North Carolina. It
Wab reported here yesterday afternoon !
that the department had decided to'
allow tho ship a third trial otf Hie
coast of Maine, but the report was j
denied by the yUfil ollieials.
Slepplcssness.
No one can asqulre tho habit of]
sleep wlio has not burned the habitI
of concentration, of devoting himself
single-minded to the matter in Ifaud.|
If we practice devoting our minds',I
ok wo do our bodies, to one object at
a time, we shall not only accomplish
more, but with less exhaustion. Train?
ing In this direction will help us. oil
retiring, to view sleep as our present!
duty, and a sufficient duty, without
tnklng the opportunity at that time to
adjust (or to try to adjust) all our
tangles, to review our past sources of
discomfort, and to speculate upon tho
ills of the future.
A walk, a bath, a few gymnastic
exercises, will often serve a useful
purpose before retiring, but if they
are undertaken in a fretful and im?
patient spirit, and are accompanied
by doubts of their effectiveness, and
the insistent thought that sleep will
not follow these or any other proced?
ure, they are likely to accomplbdi lit-',
tie. i
The- best Immediate preparation for,
sleep Is the confidence that one will
sloop, ami Indifference if one does not.'
This frame of mind Is best attained j
by the habitual adoption of tho same
attitude toward all the nftalrs of lifo.
It is an aid in its adoption as regards]
sleep to learn that many have for
years slept only a few hours a night,
without noticeable impairment ot
lll'elr health or comfort.?(leorge Lin?
coln Walton. M. 1).. in February Lip
plncott's,
A MELANCHOLY^ROMANCE.
Sad were the waves when he wooed
her;
Sad wait her first batch of bread:
Sad were his thoughts on the morning
Sad irons she threw at his head.
- -February L'.ppincott's.
A Higher Health Level.
1 have reached n higher health level
since I bogap using Dr. King's New
l.lfo Pills,'? writes .Ia<o!i Springer, of
West Franklin. Maine. "They keep
toy stomach, liver and bowels work?
ing just right." If these pills disap?
point you on trial, money will lie re?
funded at all druggists. 25?.
We have Inquiries for several me?
dium priced hOUETCS In white section.
If you have any bargains, or know
nny one having them; pleasa see us,
and ,lBt same for sale with us. POW
BLL TRUS'l CO.. Banking. Real Es?
tate, Etc., 2711 Washington avenue.
Tlrea Submarines Will Make Trip
From Hew York.
OVER COURSE TAKEN BY THE LUKE
Eos.- Diillt Here Went up Coast Alone,
but the Gunboat Hist Will Convey
the Tarantula, Viper and Cuttlefish
to This Port.
Convoyed by tho conirojrtcd gunboat
Hist, the how United Rlatcn submarine
boats Taranttila, Viper and Cuttlefish,
ol the Holland l>'|)0. will leave' the
New York navy yard Monday on B
cruise down the Atlantic const to this
port. The little craft will remain
here several weeks, engaging In ex
ton: Ivo practica in diving, sailing un?
der water and shooting torpedoes hi
i ho harbor.
This will bo the first long cruise
ever attempted by submarines of the
tJn'.tcd State's navy and naval officers
und Inventors believe Dial It will
mark tin beginning; of a now epoch In
the dcvelopomerit of the submarine tin
lighting erafi. Heretofore the sub?
marines on long voyages have been
towil by larger boats, mid every pre?
caution has boon taken to protect
them against heavy ?as.
Voyage of Cruiser Lake.
The voyage of these three subma?
rines will he over the same route and
of the same length as thai made L-y
the Lake submarine cruiser Lake two
yi ars ago. That vessel upon her com?
pletion at the local shipyard, sailed
from this port to New York under her
own power ntld without convoy. From
New York site went to Newport, It. !..
wlp ie she engaged In a competitive
tiwith the Holland type submarine
Octopus. The erulso up tho coast
was entirely successful and was made
without a hitch. It was the longest
cruise ever made by a BUbmnrluo In
ihr United States.
Just Completed.
The Tarantula, viper und Cuttlefish
w,<;.- launched ut the plant ol the
Pore River Shipbuilding Company, of
Qnlney, Muss., on October SM. 1907,
ami ihey were commissioned at Now
poii. lt. I., in December. They
steamed from Newport for the New
Yo: 1; navy yard In*' week- and made
the trip of 110 miles In 17 1-2 boms.
The vessels will be docked at the
New York navy yard today for paint?
ing. F.aoh of the craft Is s:t reel
long, IS feet broad and Is propelled
by a six cylinder gasoline engine of
2.r.p horsepower.
DIRICTORS CHOSES
FOR SAILORS' REtT
An-aial Meeting of Society Largely At?
tended?Moving Question Labi |
Over for the Present.
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Marlnors' Friend Society at the Thir-,
tloih Street Christian church last night
wan one of the most largely attended j
ami successful session the society has !
ever held. The principal I? isiucss '
of the meeting was the election of the j
members of the board of directors for'
lhe ensuing year. Rev. J. W. Porter.'
D. l>.. chairman of the nominating com?
mittee, reported the nomination of tho
following directors, Who were unani?
mously elected:
?Judge T. Ji Durham, Rev. E. T. Well
fori. Rev. W. Ashbury Christian, Rev'.
IS. A. Shenk, Rev. 31 W. Porter, Rev.
T. I. RiddiCk and Messrs. J. M. Cur?
tis. .1 A. Willctt, H. B. Parker. C. D,
Wi st. C. B. Whitney and William
Falconer.
The building committee reported
thai it had secured an option on the.
old Windsor hotel building, Washing?
ton avenue near Twenty-fourth street,
as new quarters for the Sailors' Rest.
Owing to Increased cost of the main?
tenance <>r the rest In this building,
tho matter of moving to new quarters]
wr.; laid over until additional funds I
can be secured.
.1 idgo T. J. Barham presided as
chairman of the meeting and the ses?
sion was opened with prayer by Rev.
W. R. Motley, pastor of the Thirti?
eth Street church. Rev. R. T. Well
foid, paator of the First Presbyterian
chrch, ReV. K. A. Shenk. pastor of
the Trinity Lutheran church, and Mes?
srs. H. E. Parker and William Fal?
coner delivered short, but timely ad?
dresses on the work of the society.
Itev. 3t W. Porter. D. TV. pastor of I
the Newport News Baptist church.
mt> le o short address, in which he ap?
pealed* for subscriptions for the Rest.
Quito a large sum wan realized anil
the society starts the new year in good
financial condition.
The annual report on the work of
tin secretory during the past year was
rend; This report shows Hint the
year was the most successful in the
history of the society.
And it !s ii good plan to cultivate
the habit of getting your money's!
worth.
THROWING HIS FORTUNE AWAY. I
Throwing awny what one has Is not j
always Ihe only way to lose a fortune.]
Be'ng unable to see an opportunity.
Or lo gra-ip II when seeing It. Is more '
oft it the causa of losing out in this
we Id. A person who feels too slll}:
giit'.i to make 'he best of time can
quickly improve by using Sexlne Pills,
the great tonic, that Is guaranteed for
all forms of weakness In men and
wemcn. Price! $1 n box; six boxes
$5. with full guarantee. Address or
call J. Ci Cicrsiich, Druggists, Newport
News. Vn., where they sell all tho
principal remedies und do not substi?
tute.
AN ILL FATED SHIP.
Mystery and Tragedy That Encom?
passed the Gront Eastern.
Tbcra wns n niystc. y about Unit III
fMtrd ship. Nothing, "oat right WHh
her. She Bttick nt the launch, und It
rest nu extra f??U.OOO over and above
Iho sum set nslih? for the purpose In
Iget her Into the water. On her trial
I trip her hollers bunt, killing some of
I the stokers. Then she ran aground
j timl carried on so outrageously that
j 'I ir crew thought her surely be.- Itched.
I She hud started badly. WhllcWiu was
, building a pay cleric sent by one; of
I he contractors With ?il,.*.oii In wages
for the men disappeared. It was not
iintu.tiiriill.v assumed that lie had hell
cd with the money. Ills Wife and
I family were left Unprovided for, with
the Btlgma of tils supposed crime upon
I them.
I Thirty years after her liiutieli the
(ireat Eastern went Into the couiotery
nt Ulrkenhcnd to be broken up, While
she WMl being taken to pieces the ship
breakers discovered between her Inner
und Outer ciislng* of Bteel tho skeleton
of a pinn. Papers which had fallen
from bis clothe!) enabled his Identity
to bo tritCCd, it uns the skeleton of ;
the pay clerk who thirty yearn before
bad disappeared. There \.ns no mon?
ey; that wan never recovered.
The supposition Is that the poor fei- I
low on going on to the ship was poune- I
cd upon by workmen win, knew Unit ]
be had the tnoue.v with him; that they ,
htulllied him and, having a small place j
In the side of the vessel to complete. 1
crammed his body in and lutllt him up
In It. No reward would have induced
a sailor to sail In Hint vessel had be
known of Hie terrible secret sealed up
, In her walls.- Chicago News.
LAFCADIO HEARN.
The Way tho Writer Got Even With
tho Henrtlesa Editors.
"f.afcadlo ric?rn, that wonderful
writer, worked on newspapers In Ills
youth," saiii a publisher, "and the
ruthless way bin studies were chang?
ed; cut ami butchered w?s a great woe
to tils heart.
"In ufter years liearn look u mali?
cious Joy In collecting stories about
editors- editors und lltelr superior and
omniscient way with luuuuscrtpt.
?'one of bis stories was of an editor
to whom u subscriber said:
"'I enjoyed that poem on the three
ages of man In today's paper, Mr.
Sheers; I enjoyed It Immensely. Ho
you know, (hough. I thought that it
was originally written the seven ages
of man I'
" -So it was, sir; so it was,' said Edi?
tor Sheers pompously. 'Yea, the ex
tract was originally written the seven
ages of man. but I had to cut It down
for hick of space.'
"Another story coiicorncd a weather
report. A reporter, discussing the
weather, wrote that winter still lin?
gered In the lap of spring,
"'1 he editor as be read over the nrll
cle called the reporter tip to bis desk
and told him that he would cut nut
that sentence about winter lingering
In spring's lap. He raid the Idea was
goad enough and Original and all that
sort of thing, but It would not do to
publish because the high moral tone
of the paper hml to be maintained In
a town full of school girls."
Staring at Royalty.
Royalties tire early cured of any shy?
ness of being looked at. They are tllbro ,
to 1st seen, and both the king und
qUCCn when they go to the opera and
Iura their glasses on the occupants
of opposite hoses are openly amused
by tho disconcerted looks of persons
who feel abashed under the inspection,
Not a trace of self consciousness Is left
on the face of an English royalty, with
the exeeptiou of perhaps a single
princess under tin artillery of glances.
Such attentions are anything but re?
sented. Indeed, the beautiful Duchess
of Devonshire used lo say that when
the butcher hoy censed to turn round
after her In the street she would know I
her reign was over.?lAntdod Chronicle.
Dic'r.'i Afjrco With Him.
A Carolina man was recently In?
specting a farm owned by him and op?
erated by au old friend who had press?
ed into service every member of bis
family, Including his aged father.
"The old man must be getting along
In years," said the owner.
"Ves; dud's ulgh on to ninety," was
the reply.
"Is bis health good?"
"Well, no. The old man ain't been
bisse!f for some time back."
"What seems to be the matter)" |
"I dunuo, sir. 1 guess farming don't
agree with blin no more."?Success
Magazine.
Cheap Fun.
He?You tall; about men playing
poker. It Is no worse a vice than the
shopping habit of the women. She?
Perhaps not, morally speaking; but,
then, it takes money to play poker,
whereas n woman can shop all day
without It costing her n cent except
what she pays for ear fare.- Boston
Transcript.
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Miyht Havo Known.
An austere looking lady walked into
n furrier's and said to the shopman,
"I BhOuld like to purchase a muff."
"What fur?" demanded the man.
"To keep my hands warm, you
Idiot!" exclaimed (lie billy.?London
Scraps.
A Distinction With a Difference.
Editor?You eee, a story has to be
just so to get in our magazine. Author
?Weil, what's the matter with this
one of mine? lMilor-H't; only BO-80. -
Puck.
A secret Is seldom safe In more tbau
one breast.?Swift.
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Past Tralnb to Richmond and the
West.
Le?ve Newport News 10:05 a. ui.,
5:25 v. m.
Local Trains to Richmond.
7:15 a. m.. 6:4? p. m.
Trains arrive Newport News, 10:0(1
a. in.. |Q:8S a. m.. 5:35 p. ni. mid 7:20
p. in.
Steamer Service for Norfolk.
Leave Newport News 10:40 t?. ill.,
5:10 p. in.
THE NORFOLK A WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT CO.
1 The New und Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NBWPORT NIC WS, WASH?
INGTON, NORFOLK AND JAMKii
TOWN will leave dally nn followt:
Northbound.
Leave Portsmouth, North I
street . [ 8:00 p m
Leave Norfolk, foot of W??
te: street, at . | f:0l> p m
j Leave Old Point Comfort at t 7:t>o p m
Arrive Washington at.... j 7:00 a in
Poop. It. II. U.AO.RR,
Lv. Wash ...I 1:00 a hi j 9:00 a m
Ar. Philo, ... 11:01 a in 1*11:50 a in
Ar, Ni Y. ...I 1:15 p m | 2:00 p m
Southbound.
Lv. New York..|,l2:ii0pm IMtiOOtn
l.v. Phlla. 2:25 pro j 2:flSpm
\r. Wnsh. 5:40 pin 6:1)0 p in
Lv. Wnsh. 5: '10 p m 0:30 p in
Ar. Old PL Cm ft I 7:00 am rnonin
Ar. Norfolk ...] 8:00am 8:00am
Ar. Portsmouth j 8:?0am 8::t0nm
Dally Service.?Steamers leave Old
Polut every other day (evon dates,
month of Novomber), nt '.? a. m.
For Information apply to
J. N. Smith. Apeni, Union Ticket
Oillco, Chamberlain Hotel, Old Point,
Vu.
p. M Prltohnrd, neu. Agent, ftap
L Williams, 0tty Puss. Agent, corner
Qranby <tiil Plume Sts.. Norfolk.
C1 y d<r S t * a msh 1 p Cr.
Stenmere la Philadelphia
MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
Sailing from :. nlludt Iphla. Tuesday
rtiursday and Saturday.
Freight received and dellvorod dally
at C. ft <"\ Pier No. 0. Office, River
Road J AS. W. 'cCARIHCK,
3cn. Southern Agent
CLYHl? STEAMSHIP CO.
12 South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa.
. Merchants & Minors Trans. Go
OTCA.^aHIP LINES.
I'jHsenger and FreluhL
Ni>wnort N1 n to Qaltimers.
Every Mon., Th?rs.. Sal., und Sun.,
G p. in.
Fare 53.00 one way. 85.00 Round
Trip, Including Stateroom Berth
Tickets to all points.
Norfolk to Boston.
Every Mon. Wed. nud Frl.,
I o'clock p. in.
Norfolk to Provldonce.
Every Tues., and Sat.. (1 p m.
For tickets and further Information,
apply to
II. ('. AVERT. Agent.
Newport News. Va.
LADIES!
The latest crar.o Is Purrs!
Puffs! Puffs! For tho latest
designs In all kinds of hair
goods, go to
] NICHOLAS1 HAIR DRESS?
ING PARLOR
?' 808. 87th olrvoi. fltlsby ftulfig.
Were never more popular
Ihuii now.
They're dressy and always
ready, need little nttenlion
that's why tin y appeal tu busi?
ness nn n. .
$3.50 to $G.
Those we cell wear!
wii pit 111 i.
EIS EN MAN'S
SHOE PALACE
26tli St. and Washington Ave.
ISN'T THIS INE7
There was an old Indy in Me.
\\ ho lrtllt many castles In Spe.
Which she vowed she would see
Win n thoy let her go free
Prom the hospital for the Inse.
?February Lippjncott's.
Capita! Dry Goods Hous
Washington Avenue at TSiififeih Stregt.
Q F
A T
The Lot Includes All The Plaidt. Clucks. Mixturen and Novelty
Weaves That Have Dccn Selling AH Season Bt COc yard.
A PAST OP THESE GOOD3 ARE SHOWN IN OUR CENTER
WINDOW?A GLANCE WILL SHOW THE VALUES OF PC RED.
PLAID AND NOVELTY SILKS. $1.00, BCc and 7Sc Valuoa Go In
This Clean Up Sale .it rj9c yard.
f
PLEASE!
In Ulla busy world, then' la n proper
llni,.' for every net. When hungry
you e?t, when thirsty you drink, whort
?lr< way you sleep, when your oy^n
tremble you wear glasses; you are
altiiply satisfying Ihn demand of na?
ture! in oabh case, if you w?hl satis?
faction with your oyea you go to
Graduate Opticians.
I a* 26th Street.
COAL and WOOD
tiinl plenty of It?of ttie very best
quality
All coal kept under iiIioiIh and al?
ways well Bcreened,
Pine Wood (\ cord) $1.80
Mixed Wood (I oord) $1.85
Quite Wood ( I oord) $1.90
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I Distilled Ice Co.
'35th St. & c. &. o. n/.
flell 'Phone 08. Citz. 'Phoro 3CJ.
PROMPTLY DONE
From a Parcel to
an Engine.
Freight, Baggage,
Furniture and Safes
Carefully and
Promptly noved.
Virginia
Transportation Co.
(Storage Warehouse
514-520 27th Street
Reasonable Rates.
Tho beaut Iful snow-wblta
finish wo give, to shirts, collars
mid ruffs la the 'best possible
reason why you should send
your work to us.
THEY SPEAK FOR THEM?
SELVES.
We give them a little more
attention (bun oilier laundries
do--a lltilq more the way you
want yours laundered.
Give us a trial this week and
let us convince you that what
we say Is true.
Hotel Warwick
119 2<ithSrRLET
Eoth PhonCa No. 10.
Forty Thousand
Dollars.
That's what wo wmil yon to
give tin thin your in IiiimImusp.
Our lino 1b Furniture, Hondo
Vurnlshlugs. Stoves and K.iagQrf.
Clothing for both Men anil
Women;
A. very largo stock to relecl
from.
Cash or Credit.
PRICES RE A5QNARI.E.
NEWELL & CO., Inc.
53 V/est Queen Street.
RICHMOND FURNITURE CO.,
21 Weat Queen Streit,
H.vnptor, Va.
MORE OLD HENRY SOLD THAN
ANY OTHER.
WHY? BECAUSE QUALITY 18
BEST.
FOR SALE EVERYWHEKF..
"Tho Piano With the iwect Ton?''
SN THE MOST TRY?
ING PLACES.
?
In pnl'.lc places where the a
most Is required, anil where
tew others would stand the
strain, you llmi only
? In the CHAMDERDIN at Oh!
Point. Mr. Adams hau the
KTIHFF, because it stands tin)
salt air better than any other.
In the Department stores tufty
must have pianos . <int can bi?
ased all (ley long, day after
day. and mouth after month,
and tho 8TIEF.F is the only one
to>be found there,
They stand every test.
L.CStexic.Mfr.
114 (iranby St.. Norfolk, Vu.
Allan Edwards, Agent,
P. O. Box 4,'iS. Newport News.
Official Piano, Jamestown Ex?
position.