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NO INIEHfcSI IN LISI
Dull and Heavy lone Prevailed
yeslerday In Stock Market.
ROCK ISLAND REPORUD IN TRLUBLe'
Bankers Who Are Back of the Rcpoit
Said There Wae no Truth in the
Reports?The Total Sales and Clos?
ing Quotations.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YOltK. Fob. ;i?The dull and
heavy tone of the stock market was
due largely to siupendod Interest oil
the purl of speculators and Investors
alike. The weakness of the early
pci t cf the session was clearly tin
to activity on the part of a profession?
al element on th- short Hide of the
market and this selling was partly
covered by repurchases before the
end of the day. Beyond those demands
and ah ChYo?raged short Interest
there was llttb> sign of any nbeorp,
11 on pbwtT. Very bold and ilamaglng
assertions were circulated today con
i i rnlng the Rnances of the Hock Is
land, and there was-a severe decline1
lu many of the stpurltlea of the com?
pany, Including the stocks both of;
the parent on-.l subsidiary companies
and >hc- collateral bonds secured by
old Hock Island stock and those so
cured by St. Louis ft San hSranclscr
stock.
The mortgage bonds of the coin
panlvs In tho system were but slight?
ly affected. Other companies one
bankers associated in Its ihmncia
operations denied that l*tcTe was an)
ground for the rumors of embarrass?
ment. The probable direction to bei
taken by political activities lu ?1if I
appro tehlng presidential c invar
claims a growing share of attention
in the financial district and empha?
sises the ind'spos't'lon toward large
operations In the ninrktt.
The licnd merket .was wc.ik, tie
flock1 Islam) collateral bonds formlnr
the conspicuous instance. Total sale:*
par value. ?2.79r>,000. United Si-Cc
bonds were unchanged on call. Tola' I
subs tod-ay, 4.I?.700 shn-vs.. including,
Copper 30.000: Smelting 21.000. pfo" |
1000; Sugir 1,?00: Tobdccd 300
Ch.o?apoako ft. Ohio 400: Louisville f
NoshVllle 200: Heading 137.800:
Sou'horu Hallway too. pfd loo; unlo
l'acillc 05.100: sioss Sheffield mo
Northern Bael lie 20.200.
closing bid
Adams Ritpi ~ss . IOC
Airifllgnmnted Copper . .\. linTs
Airaricin Car & Foundry . 29
do pld. SSOi
American Cbtton on .
do pfd . 80
American Express . ISO
American Hide ft Leather i?fd i:i
American Ice . I7U
American Linseed Oil. fi?i
do nfd . 1SV.
American Locomotive . :'7
do pfd . dp
American Smelting & ReAnlhg t;t?
do pfd . im V.
American Sugar Uelluing . 112
American Tolncco, pfd.. ca'tlf. 8'.;
Anaconda .Mining . :12V.
Atchixoii. 71 ?r
do pfd . 8(5%
' .-tf.'nntlc Coast Line . <:S
l ;:ltVl.t?-vi o & Ohio . S2%
?O^tn*,. S3 I
Hrooikyn Rwjild Transit . W.
Canadian 1'acWle . lr.OV..
Central of New, Jersey . lfiO
Chesapeake ft o\\'.o . 29fc
Chicago Croat Western . 5
Chicago & Northwestern . 143TI
Chicago* .-Milwaukee'& St. l'aul 111V,
Chicago Terminal ft Transit .. r>
do pfd .1. 10
Cleveland, C C. & St. Louis .. CO
Colorado Fuel & iron . l'J
Colorado ft. Southern .1. 2-1 %
do 1st pfd .'. 52
do pfd ._X. -II
Consolidated, ?ins .?. 97
Con Products .Pi_ 13
do pfd .
Delaware & Hudson ..
I ?eis ware. La oka wanna
D -iiver "ft Klo brande
do prd .
Distillers' Securities ..
Erie.
do Is i>fd
do 2d prd
Coneral Electric .E-h.-iiK...
Illinois Central .etrans ..
International Paper .^in mit...
do of i .those wl..
International Pump .1 Mm;V.
do nfd .r ?r 7- - -
Iowa Central .\r lln7
do i>rd .* ?**?
Kansas City Soulhq
do pfd
Louisville ft NflahJ
Mexu-an f>ntra| /;,';.;?;,"
Mlmieipolls ft Stt>f ollr
Minn., SI. Paill fa ihey.^c ??'?
do prd ./odi as i
Ml. it toil I Puctnrjthat tie
Missouri. Kau.Htilt not. s'
tlo pfd .hlolated H
National Lead [>' Bralu n. 38 Vi
National Railroa/?llbyo ''lo pfd 49%
New York Con inspect ;Tj. or,
Now York, On/ f/estorn 32V4
Norfolk ft W.f Larceny.^. f>f!
do pfd ;
North AmerlcJ
?be:
Voting
of th.
HAMPTC
Pacific Mnfl . 2?
Pennsylvania . 111-14
People's Uns . MM;
Pittsburgh C. C. A. St. I.onls . .. Wi
Pressed Steel Car . . 20
do pfd ..f._. 7f.
Pullman palace Car . 153
Reading . 100%
do 1st Dfd . 82
do I'd pfd . 77
Republic Steei . 10.%
do pfd. ?8
Rock island . II %
do pfd . 22%
St. Louis & San Fran, "d pfd . .22V4
St. lnv.tls Southwestern . 142
do pfd. hi >m
Scut Iura Pacific . 72%
do pfd . Ill
Southern Hallway . 10%
do pfd . :129s
'Texas & Pacific. IS Vi
Toledo; St. Lou's & Western . 12%
I do pfd . W*
'I'nlon Pacific .? 120
I do pfd . 81%
United States Express . 80
United states Realty . 20
United Stabe? Rubber . 21
<io prd . sofi
! United States Stee) . 28
do pfd . 92 V4
Virginia Carolina Chemical ... 17V4
I do pfd . 90
iWsbash . 8"%
' do pfd .? 14*4
Wells Kargo Bitpress . 2.ri0
WesUnghouie Electric . li'i
Western Union . 04%
Wheeling & Lake Erl? . 5V4
Wisconsin Central . 13 V4
i do pfd . 20
Northern PaclOe . 123%
Central Loathe.' . is>,i
do :>fd. S3
^losx Sheffield .'. 39
ireat Northern pfd . 7%
do ;>fd . 20 ?G
Baltimore Markets.
(By Associated Press.)
BALTIMORE, MD., F u. 2?Flour|
?l till, unchanged.
Wheat?Steady; spot oohttract 94*4
'lor,: Blcamer No. 2 red B0%<$6.1;
"Southern on Krad,? 90*4 r,j 91*;.
Corn?Steady ai a decline; mixed j
i9%?f6?%; Suu:hfiu white 59% (J)
???%; No. 2 >yiti,to r.u-%Ti.v.l....
Oats ?Dull: No. ^ mixed G2%?.53.
Ryu?Quiet; No. 2 Wenterb domes
"C 89$; ho.
Putter?Firm; fancy Imitation 24?
*f.; creamery 34@S6; ladle 22<3>23
?tore packed 17<5 19.
Eggs?Steady, unchanged, 22fi24.
Cbersr?Firm, unchanged; larg"
?4-% ; Hats 14% ; small IG.
Sugar?Unchanged; coarse granu
'tlted 510; One RIO.
Money Market.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 3?Mon.:y on
?all may, 1 -14 tfi 2 i>er cent.', ruling rate
t, closing bid 114. offered at 2. Time
'~niw fLnier, 00 and 90 toys 4 per
?"tit., six months 4Vi to 4*4 per cent,
sterling exchange wi ak, with actual
msluoss In bankers' bills at 480.604?
?80.65 for 00 day bills. Commercial
'Us 483. B?r silver 6'fi%. Mexican
,r>ilnrs 44, Prime mercantile iiaperj
".'{,'.?Q tie:' cent.
HONOR POLL FOR JANUARY
OF SYMS-EAT0N ACADEMYl
Barnes of the Pupils Who Won Special |
Mention Announced by Miss
Cchlllnlg.
Miss limn von Schilling, principal (
'f the Syms-Eaton academy, has an
'ounced the names of the children I
vho won positions on tho roll ofl
1 -onor for the month of January as]
"ollows:
First grade?Marlin Kenney, Kllza
eth Mnsscnburg, Oeorgo Martin,
idrgarett McKlnneyi Lizzie Turn
till, Willie Wade.
Second grade?Deatrlce Baker, Lois I
?hllll|is, Est el la Tesjnnan, Gcorg'n |
Vllley.
Third Grade?-Wilder Hillmnn, Fred I
Cant/.. Willie Turnbull, Carthcr Wat-|
on. OeK>rgc Wyatt.
Third Grade, A?Nancy Butts. Car?
le Collier. Ruby Dlggs. Celia E|vsto!n,
tosema Gold. Beatrice Hill. Grace]
N'orris. Ixi's Robinson, Ituby Walker
Vlberta Williams.
Fourth grndc. B?Frances Cabell.
follle Kt>stc!n. Julia Ford. Bessie |
Hill, Luise llolston, Virginia Hell
nan. Elizabeth Lake, Mattle Richard
on. Mamie Storm, Abblo Williams.
! ^thel Willey.
j Fifth grade?Luise Crone, Rebecca |
1 Toldninn, Irlne Johnson, Sclater Mon
Igue, Marjorie Pulley. Margaret
lime.
Sixth Orade. A?Ella Howard, Mary |
lames, I'earl Moore.
Sixth grade; B?Ned Bloxom. Wat-'
;on Copelatid, Richard Moger. Robert
.Vtill ace.
Sixth grade?Lllllo Blankhlsllp,
'fnnnali Kantrowetz.
Tobacco Prices Good.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA.. Feb. 3 ?
'n spite of the cold weather lasj week,
>ri :ks of leaf tobacco were quite full,
'ho sales aggregating about a half
million pounds. Prices keen up well,
he average paid being a shade over
J3% cents, including scrap and com?
mon elark lugs.
A little aver 8,760,000 pounds or leaf
un bten in-Mketed here so far, and
III is esllmatifd th?l 05 per cent, or
lie crop has been sold In ibis se-o
Itlon.
Take vour Prescriptions to Hull's
|Cut Rate Drug Storaw 12-29-tf
Ha? Been of Long Standing,
invents That L- ad to Kill?
ing of King.
While (hero lias boon an uudercur-l
rout of unrest In Portugal ev'or since
the establishment of u constitutional
government in 1826 and serious out-,
breaks occurred in tbo early years of
(ho nineteenth century. tb<> present]
crisis dates back only to May it, 1907,1
when Iho Parliament was dissolved. |
fPhat arose from the fact (hat the
Cabinet, which represents exclusive-1
ly the new- l.llxral group, found II?
program of reforms Obstructed l>\
both the old Conservative und Pro?
gressive parties.
When Parliament dissolved the
Cabinet assumed a dictatorship, under
which ii was < nabicd io bring about
i in- promulgation of several measures
by means of decrees.
This method of procedure bad fro
gut ntly been resorted to In Portugal
without causing a popular disturb?
ance, and the Cabinet wna of the op?
inion that thus having established Iis
determination radically to reoi-ganlie
the affairs of the country it could ap?
peal with the fullest confidence io th?
country in a general election.
Opportunity For An Attack.
The dictatorship, however, gave the
Opposition the basis for an attack on
the King, and the Republican organs,
which speedily acquired a large fol?
lowing, declared the dissolution of
Parliament to bo an unconstitutional
slep. They declared also that the
ministry was unfaithful to Its pledges
not to employ the dictatorial methods'
of Its predecessors.
The decree dissolving the Cortes
announced (hat efforts, of the govern?
ment to pnss useful legislation bad
been rendered abortive for six
mt uth>< by the obstruction of the op?
position; the ministry bad conse?
quently resolved to meet the pressing
needs of the country by assuming die.
tutorial |>ower; "In subordinating jmiI
Itlcs to administrativ? work we are
acting In conformity with the aspira?
tions of the nation." '.Lastly, the de?
cree plainly stated that the ('ones
was closed'In the Interests of public
nifder and that administrative Inter?
ests prevented Its reopening,
The constitution prescribes that In
'case of a dissolution another Cham
(bbr should he summoned without, de?
lay. Put It seemed certain that an?
other chamber, If elected in the near
future, would only repeat the lactic*
of Its predecessor and that the re?
forming program of the povornmont
would he Indefinitely postponed. For
iho realization of his program Pre?
mier Franco ?b pended on the Impres?
sion which the working of an honeil
and eiltclont administration would
I produce on the public mind.
Opposition to Dictatorship.
II was hardly to b.? exported that
a coup d'etat which threatened" re
many Interests, vested and prospec?
tive, would be carried out wlUiO'll
encountering strenuous roxlslonc?
Franco at once forfeited the friend?
ship of the "Progressistas," whose
Parliamentary support had hitherto
maintained him in power, their chief
Luciano <le Castro, complaining that
the Intended dissolution of the Chant
bbr had only been communicated to
him at the last moment.
This parly now entered Into a coali?
tion with the other groups In opno
slt'on to tho dictatorship. The exist?
ing regime was denounced ns doubb
Illegal: not only bad r.o dnte been
tlxed for new elections, but the Coun?
cil of Stale had not been consulted'
as- the constitution requires, before
'he dissolution. That body protestor1
mid demanded an audience of the
KtotS. who rofused to receive its nrun
bers In corpore; he received, how?
ever, deputations of both bouses, but
conti tided himself with observing
that lie would refer their remon?
strances to Iiis government.
Theso protest! ?were followed h
that, of the Lisbon Municipal Council
a great stronghold of the opposition
parties, and ar. effort was made to
organize a combined demonstration of
all the civic bodies In the kingdom
Of 2C2 municipalities, however, onb
116 took part In, the movement. Th'
abstention of 147 was all the more
significant, as a year previously,
when. Franco took office, only some
12 or 14 wire favoraHy disposed to?
ward his government.
Municipal Council Dissolved.
Shortly afterward a decree was Is?
sued dlesolving the Municipal Conn
ell of Lisbon on Ike ground of ad?
ministrative irregularities, of which
It is said, there was no'lack. In reply
to his supporters in which he madr 1
It clear that the ministry could re- I
lalttt power until all the measure'
which it thought necessary were car-j
rled out; till then there would be n'I
summoning of tho Cortes, which hntj
hitherto \>c:il a there battlefield of
selfish politicians.
The opposition to the new regime
now assumed a more violent form
June 17 Franco was present at e
meeting of bis supporters at Oporb
when lie delivered another important
speech. A hostile demonstration war
organized and disorderly scenes oc?
curred, the dregs of the population be1'
lug much in evidence. The Prjmf
Mlniner returned to !,!st>on the fol
lowing evening, wlier* his friend* pre?
pared to welcome him at the rollwn>
station.
A counter ?iomonstration wan nr
seemed eminently fit. but ir they hat'
ranged by the opposing factions
more especially, it is said, by th'
"dissidents.'! under Senator Alpolm
and the Republicans? und the police
US AND OL
roaring a collision*, determined to
??U>ar tho station. Thla appears to
hnvo been doiio with luotv vlolcuco
than necessary and the crowd retali?
ated by breaking Ute station win?
dows, demolishing a neighboring cafe
and pelting tho'police w(tli t.tOnei
and fragments of furniture. The
iroe>p; were thereupon summoned and
received, It Is aold, th" order t<i ilia?
high; some, peinons wore wounded,
and two Innocent Spectator* of the
procodiMgS were killed,
Renewal of Disorder.
The following night a renewal of
disorder took plaoo, ami two persons
were wounded b.v the police. Those
? ?crurroneea wero ludicrously exag?
gerated by the foreign press?it was
ll.tatcd, for Instance, that the people
hail- been shot down In hundreds ?*a0
that the dead wore laid out in rows;
j that a military dictatorship had been
i.vt up, and that the Klug wa? about
; to take refuge on loiird his yacht.
j For four months after these events
the country- remained iierfectly tran
|i|ull. It seemed to be demonstrated
that the government was able to
maintain order, and that It could
eount on the loyalty ot the many and
the police. Immediately arter the,
trouble a decree was Issued authoris?
ing the ministry to suspend the pub?
lications e?f newspapers and pamph?
lets dan?oroUB to public safety. The
document pointed out thnt the liberty
(of the press, already granted by tho
I'ovirniinnl In accordance with Its)
liberal principles, had been grossly
abused.
This was folle>wed by a chorus of i
defiance on tho part of the nenvspa-1
porn, but the government held llrnr. I
Two Lisbon Journals were each .'-im?
pended for a month and two Oporto!
Journals for eight days.
Government by Decree.
SlUCe Its assumption of the dlctn
lorphlp the Cabinet has issued a num?
ber of decrees, mainly of an admin?
istrative character. A-s a substitute
for parliamentary discussion, it in-,
vlted pul'lle criticism of its measures
Ivy annoutlclnlBj their general tenor be?
forehand. Otn' of these settled the
so-called untverrdty quest lo:i.; the ex
oV.fflou of the seven ring leaders of
the students was hudntnjnhd and tin
'rest were pardoned.
In only one Instance was any resist
tonce opposed to (hose measures. ? A
decree relating to the recovery ? of
small dehls wa? set aside by a Judge
of the cotniiherclnl tribunal as illegal.
The government tuet this difficulty
with another decree ordbrlng that
all such decisions should be rovlSeel
by the Supreme Court Thai body at
?meo quarked the Judgment of the
lower tribunal, recognised the aaj
sumption of legislative |,cwor by the
executive ns sanct.'oned by previous
usage and recalled the fact that form?
ed decrees promulcued without par
'lamentary authority had ben held
?ood in law ami had 'lie*!! enforced
Thus apparently llrmly Intrenched
In office with Kronco apparently mas?
ter of the situation, the cabinet turn
nil Itf attention toward rt-fonn In the
financial system, efforts to lift tin
tairden of taxes from the poor and
alher desirable measures. Tlv>ro were
muttering* among tho Republicans of
tho cities In1 the Into summer anil
onrly fall of 1907. but In the at'tenne
of a leader at once canaille enough toj
lead and daring enough to Incite the;
aocnle to an uprising, there fPemeil
*o be little danger of anything! ap
arouching a popular revolt.
Penole In Ignorance.
Early In November, however. It be?
came apparent thnt the Republican
nronavrindn was extend'ng Us labors
in the smaller towns and rural com?
munities, where- the people had tolled
'n blissful Ignorance of political af
fall's, Evfdonces of discontent wore
met with repressive rnoasurea, Ro
ottblleaii nowf.panera were suppressed
and all tho efforts of the Oablne:
?vero devoted to tho effort to restor
'iig political tranqulllty, after wlilch.
franco promised, a new election
would be ordered.
Rnmiors of a prospectivo Republican
-Ising, however, continued to bo cttr
-ont. Late in November It was re?
ported that, the King was practically
i rrlsotior in h!s palace, guarded b>
'f>val troops. Thla was followed by
be. rumor thai Ibe Crown Prince bail
idvtfed his father to abdicate the
'hron", a renorl I bat. gained consider?
able currency, Such rumors wore, of
"onrse, officially denied, and Kini
Carlos granted mi Interview, in which.
"io declared that ids sole aim wns to
?vork through his caleuet for the bot-,
'ennent of Ills people.
Mother-Love in Animals. |
Some &: tlie leading 1 naturalists
?'lav? ben comparing no'is us to the
Mr. Edison wants one ()f his1 PHcrt
bridges the rap that keeps you Trot
o choose from. The New Records i<
night we give a free' concert.
Cheyne's Stii
,D POJNT~(
existence ot a loftier fooling In par?
ent animals than mere hatinet, und
tlio examplei they havo brought n
light nr." intensely interesting.
l)i'. Wo'r lias a she dog whl"h. was
so prbud of her pupplc.i that aho it vex!
11 bring tboiu oit i ono by one from
tbi.li- kennel, lay therm at tho feet of
lur muster and mistress, and wait)
until bhry bad been duly admire I:
then she carried ihem back to their
le-st, like a mo ier who lias been ex?
hibiting nor baby.
Anoih'r Instance l* well ostabtiili?
<d. A farniet was awakened one
night by a pawing and uclghlog at
the door ot bin hovso. On 'ren:i i
and going down, ho beheld his fav?
orite mare. Immodia'ely Ori prrcolv
Ing Him ?h? leaped th.> garden fetiee.
und guided htm to a ditch, ltt ap?
peared that a foal bad b On born to
h> r during the nlirht', and In stum?
bling about tho title animal had fal?
len Into n dttoh. Unable to help it
herself, tin. mother sought human
aid.?1/ondnu Answers.
Laundry Troubles Remedied
bv sebdlng your work to the Hntnn
lon Stenn laundry, 139 W. Queen St.
Phono r>3. su-tn-fr.
Take your proscriptions to Hull's
Put.Hate limp Store
MRS. 8. B. FIELD8
Halr-drrgolnrj, Marcel Wavo, Sham?
pooing, Manicuring, Massaging,
Chiropodist.
Facial and Scalp Treatmont a
Specialty.
124 Wlno Street, Hampton, Va.
Phone 602.
Itnln Wntor Osod.
Formerly of N. Y. City.
SMALL FARM
?
12 ACRES.
:t mlUa from linmptou Dwel?
ling less than 1 year ohl, good
nut-buildings*. No Udler land
In the county. Well suited
for chicken farm and raising
small frultH and vegetables. A
good living easily made.
H. S.Thompson
Phone 432. 22 E- Queen St.
P. O. Box 171 Hampton, Vn.
BBBBB9MM
Dried Fruits.
Now Is the season to eat
dried and evajiorated fruits. Wo
havo a nice lino and prices
reasonable.
Evaporated Peaches 18 and 20c.
Evaporated Cherries (very
fancy) 40c.
Bvaporated Peans 20c.
l>va|x>ratetl Nectarines 20c.
Kvaporated Apples lfie.
Prunes.
Very Fancy shipment direct
from California, at 10, 12'/i and
15c per pound.
Corned Shad.
Wc have just received a ship?
ment of this delicious orucie.
Prlco cheap and they taste like
tho fresh fish.
Richardson &
Bush
PURE FOOD STORE.
E SWEET HOME"
(Irrgtaprrtr IVr- every homo. %\ per week
in' owning; a nleu one. l.fiOO records
or Febrnnry just lu. Every Saturday
SCllOy Hampton, Va.
Zontinued.
FOR RENT.
314 Marshall St.. 10 rooms, mo dorn conveniences .$27.50
380 Cmiter St.. tl rooms, modem conveniences .$23.u?
11 Locust St.. 7 rooms, modurn conveniences .$12.CO
\ NOrtb King St.. 7 rooms modern conveniences .$10iOO
109 WJno St., 5 rooms, city water .? 9.00
10 Cary St.. 0 rooms, city water .$ 8.50
Qltoon St., Flat, modorn convondoticoa .$20.00
227 Holt St., ti i-ooinfl, cistern water .$11.???
433 Holt St.. 5 rooms, ciatont wntv>n -.* 7 00
450 Holt St.. 5 lontns. cistern water .8 7.00
413 Thornotto St., ? rooms.t 8.00
319 Thornotto St.. 7 nwiniB .% 9.00
l.u Salle Ave., 7 rooniH, one new land .$10.00
Ixi Salle Ave., f, rootiiB, cistern water .$ 7.U0
La S?lle Ave., f. rooms.$ 0.00
Hudglns St.. 5 rooms.$ 0.00
Ivy St., 5 moms.t COO
East Hampton, -l room eottaKe, largo lot .$ 7.00
FARM 8 FOR SALE.
An excellent trucking farm of 03 acres In York county oa the
Poquosou River, with good oyster shore. Prico on application.
A 15 aero farm on Sawyers Swamp Jtond. Exeedeut trucking"
soil. $2.250.00.
QEO. W. PHILLIPS,
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, FIRE INSURANCE. NOTARY PUBLIC
AND AUCTIONEER.
8 South Kino Street, HAMPiuN, VA.
RENTAL LIST.
014 Washington St., 7 rooms. .?10.00
10 Carey BL, 6 rooms . /..I 8.50
30 Victoria Ave., modem throughout.$30.00
33 South King St.. 5 j-oonia .$10.00
109 Wine St., 0 rooms .I 9.00
802 Mnllory Ave., 7 roonlB .$10.00
16 liocunt St., 7 rooma.-$14.00
11 lxicust St.. 7 rooms _'.$12.60
315 Thornotto St.. 7 rooms .$ 7.00
Ivy Ave., 5 rooniB .$ C'OO
Iji Salle Ave., 7 rooniB .$10.00
North King, modern. 0 roama .$14.00
North Klag, modorn, 7 rooaiB.$10,00
329 Center St.. 11 rooms.$23.00
2IK Jackson Si.. 5 rooms.^.I 7.60
227 Holt 8t.. 0 rooms.;.?U.OO
Boulevnrd Inn .\.
Boulevard. 9 rooms.$26.00
Erwin St., 5 rooniB ..'.$ 7.00
314 Marshall, modern tlirougont .$27,00
24 Wlno St.. modern throng out.$10.6"
220 Victoria Ave., 7 rooms .$15.00
llndglns St., 5 rooms'.$ 6.00
STORES.
212 ArmlBtend Avo.$10.00
30 North King .$.10.00
West Queen .812.00
Virginia Hotel, 25 rooma.$70.00
M. H. MORU?i4 & CO., 911 NORTH KINO. ST., HAMH.ON, VA.
"THERE IS A REASON WHV
That It is bo easy to soil tho Fortorllser that we handle, taacat?^j?
thoy are lioueBtiy made bono baso goods, givo tho very best results
In the Held and Icavo tho soil in bettor condition, and tho fanner
bns learned by experience Ihnt it la tho BEST All Kinds for any Crops.
Maine drown and Second Crop Potato Seed.
Ww a b??w ww mm w%fb$
Hampton, Virginia.
HANDLE THE K*.?u ESTATE
question the same ob you do anything
else. Call un In as real estate exports
Just na you would employ a doctor,
a lawyer or a plumber. You know
your own business or olso you
wouldn't have mada enough money to
buy the hotiBO you uro thinking of.
Our business is real estate. We know
It thoroughly, too. Bottcr have aid
don't you think? *
Bank of Hampton Building,
Hampton, Va.
Phone No. 3.
S. MARBACH
THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
Horo Is the place to have a
Bult made that will fit you, wear
well and always be in style.
Nothing but tho bent materials
use.) in our clothei and the
workmanship is far superior to
that given you in tue so-called
tailored garments.
Then you navo the added
advantage of being able to come
to our store to have the tit
made perfect beforo it leaves
the counters.
We make them at nil prices.
S. MARBACK
Leading Merchant Tailor.
Cor. Court and W. Queen 8ts.,
HAMPTON, VA.
Wo also carry ready-to-wear
Suits.
Kfor othMi fiR, tttt Otmud Trwnwnt is tru ixliy oSK,
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Iml ?..h~*l,r^r?r,rtr!rof?l. * Slritltlt, (?? ratll^O. Co.
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Wines and Liquors
I belong to tbs lost tribe that
trayed away from Dublin before
Mobcb snlled on Uio Red Sea I'm
a prlco cutter. I'm a money-maker;
I'm tho one that Bells all straight
Whiskies retail nt wholesale prices.
Tt following high grade 10c Whls
kies I sell for 6c a drink: Paul Jones
Pur? Rye, snerwood Rye Whiskey,
Carroll Springs, pure Maryland Rye
Whiskoy, Parkwood Rye Whiskey.
All of the above named Whiskies are
strictly high grade; watch my prices
If you daro, beat me If you can.
vVhlakoy in bulk at following prices:
Old Nick Pure Rye, % pt, 25o;
gallon .?4.00
Leonard's Favorite, % pt,, 30>
gallon. <S.9U
Humor's Baltiraoro Rye, ?5 pi..
25c; gallon .$400
Maryland Club % pL, 2Ko; gul
?Ion .?4.oti
Haul Jones Pure Rye, % pL, 202;
gallon .$2.76 .
Star A, Ryo, gallon .S'-.OU
Mobs Rose, gallon ..$2.00
Darkwood Pure Rye, gallon .$2.00
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon .$1.7.
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon .$1.40
Double Stanip Gin, gallon .$2.00
The following brands of California
Wines, Port, Sherry, Catawba, Cia
ret. Blackberry, at 25c per qt; per
Ballon. 7Gc.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 years
old, gallon .$2.00
Kummeill, per gallon ..'.$2.00
Carroll Springs, gallon .$2.60
XXXX Baker Ryo, gallon .$2 ?
N. .LEONARD'!*
Barrel Andi feoftle House
I 1? AND 18 MELLEN ST.,
Phoebu?. V?. . 'Phon* 130
I Yea, my name "Frett" but 1 am
not frotUng yet, although times are
baI'd, money is hard to. get. but if
you want work done chenp. bring It
now. Chalis Caned. Furniture Re?
paired, Mattresses Renovated. Uphola ,
terlng done, Scissors and Knives,Shar?
pened. Shoos Repaired In Orst-clasa
style and promptly., No. 3 Court St.,
Is the place.- JOHN FUETT.
The only American In my bustnesi
In Hampton., All work for cash etil?
MO-Oxly.
BRISTOL. VA., Feb. 3?The Cr a-;
:ent iron rolling trillls of the Virginia
Iron. Coal & Cok? Company, resumed
operation today, orfte? beifa: closed
down <\vo months. .These mills om
rdoy 200 mqn.