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PEATHGOttflES SUDDENLY
ftt Logao T. Davis Stricken by1
HearKallure.
41 SUPPER WITH HER FAMILY
Fatal Hirten.; Wae Not Suspected
When the Aged Lady Retired to
Her Room for the Night?Arrange?
ments for Funeral.
Mrs. Logan T. Dav'.s died suddenly
fronii heart diso two hint night about
t':30 o'clock at hor homo, 311 Twenty
itcventh street. Mrs. Davis was at
?Upper wi'.li her family. She was In
excollent spirits anil seemed well 1111
1111 she retired to her loom Tor the
sight, when she was stricken. Sever-1
Cd physicians were summoned, hut
dealh cnine linrore any of them reach?
ed tho patient's bedside.
Mrs. linvls Is survived h> her hu.
band, Mr. Logan T. On vis, and neven
Children: Mrs. A. V. Dillon, Mrs. E,
<\ Skinner. Mr. Allan II. Davla, Mrs.
Loulso Frazior, Misses Leoln llenly
Davlti. Elizabeth R. Davis and (Irace
I<ogntl Davis. She Is nlso survived by
three sistera and two brothers, nil
?f Wliliamsburg.
Brief Funeral Services will be < en?
due ed at the residence tomorrow
mo'nlng nt r.::i(i o'clock by Rev. W.
-Aubrey Cliristtun. pastor of Trinity
Methodist church. The body will be
taken to WHlMnmsburg "ii ? he I0:0?
o'clock train for Interment.
Mrs. Davis ihnd lived here with her
family for the past 17 years. She hail
a wide circle <>r friends, to whom the
ncwv-i or bo.- dentb will com,, ai n
shock.
NEW TRIAL FOR WATERMAN.
Judp? Barham Set Aside Verdict of
tho Jury Imposing Imprisonment.
In the Corporation Court yesterday
.fudge narliiini granted a new trial to
Bail Watornian. who was found guilty
or ninnslaughter and given two years
in tho pcnlti'iitlarv nt the last term
of court. The motion of Attorney
G; ('. Mltcholl to set aside the ver?
dict and grant a new trial was sus?
tained, principally on account of eer
laln testimony admitted during the
?typner trial,
v. \\ K< pi'ol'Uile that Waterman will
em tried again during (he next term
of the, court, which will he a regular
criminal term.
Waterman was convicted of killing
Theodore ifeliner In n brawl In a
Huntington avenue saloon.
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT.
First Game of New Contest At Y. M.
C. A. Tonight.
A new 1'iskethall tournament will
bo inaugurated at the Young Men's
Christian Association loulght with a
doublehoader. the Saxons meeting the
Spartans and Hie Oreeks giving but?
tle to the Turks. Sonic- of the best
Player? of (be association are in the
lineup of these teams and the gamer,
promlso to be rast and Inti reding.
" Six teams havr entered this tour?
nament and doublehenders will he
played every Thursdav night until the
lonrnanient closes about the flrsl of
April.
Local Insurance Company.
Tho stockholders of the Eastern
Fire Insurance Company, of this city
will hold a meeting on February 15
for the purpose of taking steps to?
ward perfecting the organisation of
the .company. This company was
formed come time ago by well known
local buslpe - men. with Mr. W. 11.
Vest as pre lent. Mr. Arthur Loo as
vlce-presidciil. Mr. W. F. H. Knot, ns
necretary-tre'* -tier, and Mr. Sol. Mil?
ler as manager. The directors are
the officer.-: and Messrs. L. P. Stearns.
O. E. 1-ester, F. P. Palen. E. R. Vau?
ghn, F. W. Mllstend. E. I. Ford. E.
Pevi cr, A. Rosenbanin nnd Alex. M<
crs.
Ahead of Norfolk.
Newport News ranked far ahead of
Norfolk in the shipment of coal to
foreign countries. In January, the to?
tal output for Norfolk that month be?
ing 59.704 tons ns against Sl.iOi tons
sent foreign from this port. This
port also outranked Norfolk in the
fdilpnunt of coal to American ports
ll! in0"' _
Ilullds up waste tl.-.aie. promotes
appetite. Improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep. giving renewed
strength nnd health. That's what
HolllBlerV Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. ??c. Tea or Tablett-. J. C. UOR
SUOH & CO.
Ten Arrests by one Copper.
Pairolman Samuel (!. Pearson made
ten arrests yesterday, jailing ? ight lor
disorderly conduct and two other
r.egroes on the charge of being not
of good fame. None cf the prisoners
lives in this city.
The Jumping Off Place.
"Consumption had me In Its s.rasp:
aud I had almost reached the Jump?
ing off place when I was advisi^l to
try Dr. K'^-g's New Discovery; and
I want to sav light now. It save! my
life. Improvement began with the
first loltle. and after taking one doz?
en bottles I was a well and happy man
again'." sava Oeorgt? Moore, of
oirimpKipnd. N. O. As- a remedy .'or
roughs 'Jl)d colds and healer of weak,
pore lunti and for proventlns pneu?
monia. Netv D;*oov*ry is supreme.
Run nnd 9-t.uO at all druggists. Trial
bottle tree.
Beautifully Furnished
Rooms.wlthHol Water
heat, Gas and Electric
lights; overthe Powell
Trust Co. building.
Moderate prices. By
week or month. Un?
der supervision of Mrs.
R. W. Southctland.
POWELL
TRUST
w"? higton Ave.
Banking, Real
Estate, &c.
Social-Personal
Mr*. T. V. Stourocj Is in Winston
iiilim, N. C,, w'icre she wiis called
J l>y news of the Illness nnd subse?
quent death of her rrlohd, Mr? Stoy
Mrs. Mover had Visited M R.
Stonines hero niid had many friends
I In the clll".
Morris?Hornn.
Miss Virglo Morris of tili? elty. olid
Mr. John Josc|/!i Hornn of Baltimore,
will bo nWrrled at st. Vincent's Hp
iiiun Catholic church at <? o'clock Mils
?nlrtg, the rector, Rev. Joseph Kri
| oil. officiating. Af or the coromony
Mr. ntnl M>rs. Hornn will leave for
Baltimore nnd Washington. They
will makp Iholr houie in the for liter
elty. Ml', lloiii'n Is p road foreman
In the employ of the Babcock & Wil
[?ox Bojler Company.
Those who gathered nl the Acade?
my of Music yesterday afternoon and
last night, mid tin. matinee nudlcnce
was a largo one?saw one of the
poorest attractions that have been of?
fered In Newport News tills season.
The piece produced was "On Carole,"
but If the author, Ixnils Bvan Shlp
mnn. luul been present he would have
had Bomo difficulty In recognising his
j I'lay.
with possibly one or two except?
ions, the company was decidedly
I Wenk, while Miss- Kinerson camo fur
from measuring up to the requlro
ineiits of the character of Constance
Plckuey.
Laid to Reet at Greenlawn.
The body of little Arthur Willing
ton Lent, tho'son or Mr. nnd Mrs.
Krank C Lena who died Monday, was
laid to rest yesterday afternoon a!
Qroonlawn cemetery Funeral ser?
vices were conducted at the residence,
Wlekhnm avenue and Twentv-flftli
stret. by Rev. T. J. Riddlok, assisted
by Rev. A. O. Sykes.
Funeral of Mr. Council.
Funeral services over tlie remain.;
of the late Mr. Arthur Council, who
died suddenly Monday afternoon n-t
the result of a stroke of paralysis
will In? conducted at St. Vincent's
j Catholic church Ibis afternoon at I
[ o'clock. The body w ill be taken lo
L-vnchhurg on Hie Bs30 o'clock train
this afternoon for Interment. The
family requests that no flowers be
sent.
Larceny Charged.
Jones W. Wales, a negro driver nttt-'l
ployed h,v the deal Atlantic & Paeiflo
Tfa Company, yvas arrested yesterday
afternoon by patrolman Fisher on n
warrant sworn out by C A. Rohluson
charging him with having stolen $19
from the comnanv. The prisoner
war. bailed \.V Justice Senimes for bis
appearance in the police court this
morning, 'rho bond was fixed at
I fit) mid C. A. Robinson Wae acctptej
as security.
Ninety Dav6 In Jail.
Thoma; Clues, the sailor who v as
arrested last month on the clinree r,f
steallni; $?:i from the proprietor M a
tilors" boarding house on Eighteenth
street, was sentenced to 90 diys ll
lall by Justice Brown In the polier
court yesterdnv morning. Clues mis
tr'-d In Hloodlleld hist month on the
charge of stealing two watches, bit
the casv was dismiss* d.
Overheated Stove Pipe.
An overheated stove pipe cans*d
small blnro In the kitchen of the
building at 1142 Twenty-ninth street
about 6:45 o'clock last night. An al?
arm brought t?-i Franco tlielno
Co'mpany No. 2 to the s*cene and the
flrenu n made q'dck work of the blaze.
The damago will not exceed ?15.
BLAZE IN DYE WORKS
Jefferson Avenue Establlshementl
Practicallij Destroyed.
A0JD1KIN6 PRQPEH1Y IN DANG: RI
Fire Had Gained Considerable Head?
way Before an Alarm Was Tinned
in, Out Firemen Succeeded In Con?
fining it to the Building.
Piro which broke out shortly I?1
fqru III o'clock last night, practically
ilesUoyed the dye work.v i>f J.
Hroolcs, a negro, a! 2405! Jelforson
avenue, ami did considerable damage]
to Ihr building. The lire stnrtod In'
the dye shop, bill the cause Is not.
known,
An alarm was real III to the de
partnieii! and he l.i France F.irtlno
Company No. a quickly responded.
When the (Ircmcn reached the sfcono,
Cuwovor, the Humes hud Buthovod
considerable hoa iwa.y and they hail
a hud battle to keep the flic mm
uprciidlng to adjoining bull-lings.
The danuige probably will amount
o between one lind two Sibiisand
dollar.--.
"UNTAIR LIST" MEN MAY ACT.
Union Decision Also Concerns Su'ts
A?alnGt Members.
Washington. i>. C? Feb. .". ??
As a result of the swooping anil-boy?
cott decision liy the 8uprem? Court
of the United Slates, a inovomoii' hat
already bCCII stai id among mflllll
focturerH who a'<- repgesonted on tho
"unfair llet" of the Arne lean Feder
at Ion of Labor lo |>etllion President
HoOSOyol for relief.
Daniel Davenport, one of he
tornoys for l?oowe & Co;, of Dan bury.
Conn., the complainant in the ou
decided yesterday, Is authority for the
statemen; ihn' the matter will he
brought lo the President's attention
In the near future. He poiu's to tho
paragraph In the rOCCtll special nie.i
gaga to Congress, In which the Pres?
ident declared that ho would enforce
the law ogainsl labor unions asqulck
lf as against the big corpora'ions.
Should Ihe law as Interpreted by
tile Supreme Court be enforced to
its* limit against the American Fed?
eration of Labor), hat organisation
would be well nigh wrecked. In
the Danbury case ilone damages to
the extent of $so,ooo was claimed
against the Hatters' Union, and pend?
ing adjudication liso.ooo worth of
propei y owned by Individual mem?
bers im s beeii tied up by attachment
proeeedlngs. As a result, some of
the members will lose their homes
and all ihelr savings.
HYDROPHOBIA FEARED IN MILK.
Whole Family Takes Pasteur Treat?
ment as a Precaution.
OHIO?OO, Feb. 5?-A family of 12
arrived here today to lake the tint
Pas/'in- treatment. They believe tint
thoy are In danger of hydrophobia
from drinking milk of a cow which
had the d|nea:<o and was killed one
week ago.
' The family Is that of dames Gel
latly of Hamilton county. Nebriska.
and Includes himself niul his wire,
nine ehlld en and the mother of Mrs.
tiellatly.
The cow was bitten three weeks
ago by a rabid dog. A few days bi?
ter a mule and a horso owned by
Mr. (lollatly were found to have hy?
drophobia and were killed. Tue
family ustvl Die milk for several days
before thoy knew that the cow also
>'id the disease.
As sdoii as Qellatly became aware
of the Situation he brought his en?
tire family to Chicago. None of them
has as yet developed symptoms.
HARD TO GET TAX FROM JOHN D.
County Treasurer A Year Collecting
Bill for $89.67.
t'UOVFLAND. Feb. 5.?John O.
Rockefeller has saved the contents of
his stable at Forest Hill from the
I ruthlecs grasp of the dollnqil nt-tax
I collector.
Treasurer Mndinan let it 1" known
I today, when tho Sheriff's sale of prop
I erty for taxes wer" advertised! that
the oil King had COhlO forward with
tl>. $80.67 for which the treasurer's
joftlee had 'been working more than n
1 year.
The treasurer announced some
reeks ugo thai harness, carriages
and perhaps' an automobile would be
seized and eiffer d to the highest bid?
der If the world's richest man failed
to pay the county Ihe modest sum it
seemed impossible to collect through
countless notices.
If you suffer with indigestion, con
I HtIpution. feel iiiitin and cross, no
Strength or appetite, your system is
j unhealthy. Holl 1ster'8 Reeky Moun?
tain Tea makes the systlpl strong and
Ihenllhv. :!.r.c. Tea or Tablets. J, C.
t'.OR.SrC'l K- CO.
Suffering and Dollars Saved.
10. S. Loper. of Marllla. N. Y.. says:
\ "i am a CoYpQntcr and have bad many
?overe edits, healed by Buckjeh's Ar
t'.le.i Salve. It has saved me suffering
ind dollars. It lr. by far the liest
I'Telll)?. salve i have ever found."
I Heal;: burns, sOres, ulcer:-;, fever ^oreo.
, eczema and pllo:v. ll?c at all drug
13(1 sis.
RHEA HEARING WILL BE
DELAYED SEVERAL DAYS]
Important Witnesses Fall to Reach '
Riclunonrf?Majority of Com- |
mi'tec Now Favor Acn.uitt.il. |
{Special to The Dally Press)
ItlOHMOND, v.\.. Feb. ? Neither
Captain Joslin nor Cap' 'I" G. C.
Cent, the la.-ft of ' be witnesses suin
1110:11 (1 by the prosecution In the lu?
vest igntlbn of Judge William F. Rhoa
bad reaoheed the city ?i|> to |o o'clock
I'Olttght, and Chairman Wesl of the
committee seated that their absence
would delay the hearing perhaps sov
eril days and probably unUI hext
week.
Ii is currently reported here that
Captain Cent, from win hi the prose?
cution expects to prove the existence
>>: a rake i.illo. in llrlstbl. at the
time be Scott countv ballot was used.
wo'jld not be nl)lo to he present, and
in this event .he effort will be made
to have h1.-1 depositions at a former
Investigation or .lodge idea's char
laeler put Inl'ri (he evidente.
The general scntlnfeni in connec
lon with Uho case I? thai the majority
of ' he committee at present favor
vindication, even though there are
one or perhaps lwo who will sweVYe
from ibis opinion mid present a min?
ority report.
Judge Ithca will remain her.- until
? he committee reimrls.
TAFT OS FIRST QALLOT.
Chairman T.iogart .irtd Sccretr.rv
v/ordson Msko Prediction.
CHIC itUi\ 5 ^??re?->rv "f
War Tail as the nomine,, for the
presidency on I he lint ballot Is the
prediction of ihe hinhagt rtr of I he
campaign of the rival party. Chair?
man Thomas Taggarl and Secretary
Drey Wootlson. who arrived today ns
ndvauCe scouts for the National Dem
oeraile Convention in Denver.
"I do not think tho President's men?
age will have any effect upon the
general political situation," said Mr.
raggart. "He hud nothing in his ?.
rial message that was net reiteration.
Vo my mind the message was meant
to help Secretary Tuft's candidacy.
"The President limed It so that it
was sent to Congrotrs the same day
chosen by Governor Hughes for his
speech In the East, The idea was to
keep the President in the center of
ihe stage with Taft by his Bide aud io
compel Governor Hughes and his
speech to be satisfied with second
place in the public attention and in
the columns of the newspapers."
"Yes. ihe Chicago convention will
nominate Turf," said Mr. Woodson.
"Roosevelt will Bee to that. If he has
to come out here and make a spocch
from the floor ol'Jthe convention hall."
"To my mind.'('said Mr. Taggart, "It
looks as if the Republicans nre to
have as cut-and-dried a time as four
years uro. Taft's choice seems to bo
11s much a certainty as your choice of
Mr. Bryan."
SUBWAY TO COST $67.000.000.
New York Public - Service Commission
Aeorrves Plan.
NRW VORK. Feb. As far nH the
Public Service Commission is cou?
rt rned the !<exlngtcn avenue ami
Broadway subway plan Is Anally ap?
proved, for the board indorsed It to?
day mitl passed the whol question
along to the hoard of estimate and
apportionment, That body will prol.'
ahlv consider It Friday.
Already parts of Ihe route have
found favor with Hie hoard of esti?
mate. Tit- route of the subway,
which will cost about $07.000,000, Is
from ihe Battery no Broadway or ad?
joining streets to Tenth street, under
nrlvate property and streets through
Irving Place and Lexington avenue to
'he Harlem rlvi r. cVossing the river
Into the borough of the Bronx the
road divides Into two brauche.-. One
line will go up to Woodlnwn Ceme?
tery, wolle the other branch will run
enct toward Westebester.
In tin res diition passed b.V Ujo coin
mission was an approval of the con?
necting crosstown line nl Canal street
from river to river, which will cou?
nt et also with the new Manhattan
bridge. When that bridge and the
Fourth avenue subway In Brooklyn
are completed it will be possible to
run through trains from the Bronx
over the bridge and through the
Fourth avenue tunnel to COOP}' Island.
n-i,? ,?.s( ,.f n,,. (?rnrslown I'no Is
estimated at $7,000.000, making the
total cost of tho system approved by
tue commission $67,000^000,
\PRETTY GIRL FIGURES
IN MURDER MYSTERY
John H. Wise, of Wardensville Kills
George Walker for Attentions to
His Daughter.
WINCH.KSTh'li. VAj Fol). 35.?A
mysterious murder was committed
lycetc.rda.v mar WardenBville. In Hnr
dv county., W. Va., thirty miles west
I of Winchester.
John II. Wise, tto years old. one of
the best known citizens of the com?
munity stahl vl young G?orge Walk?
er lo death, following n conversation
between the two men.
Wlso was arrested and Is now in
jail at. Mooronetd. Ho clAlnu: the
stabbing was un accident, hut several
eye-witnesses declare that It was a
deliberate murder,
The cause of the tragedy has not
been clearly established, but for some
t'me past Walker har been very at?
tentive to WUic's dnughter. a pretty
Kii-i. ami It is believed thai a quarrel
about the girl led to the stabbing.
Dp to the time of the inun|er il la?
tions between Wise and Walker had
been amicable. Wise ho? boon com?
mute! to jSiil for the action of tho
grand Jury. Walker was llrrty years
oh] and wim popular.
s popi
Wa?/a ei?ck l
GRHBNfeBUHJ, P
Hand Bomb.
A.. Feb.
The
General Demand I
of Hie Well-informed of tho World has
always bn<n for a simple, pleasant ami
cliicient litpiitl laxative remedy of known
value; a laxative whicli physicians could
sanction for faiflily use because its com?
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholeaome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system ami gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex?
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of Senna) the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relics
on the merits of the laxative for its remark?
able success.
! That is one of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is given
the preference by the Well-informed, j
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine?manufactured by tho Cali?
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, anil fur sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.
dynamite bomb was exploded today
under ihe general store of Samuel
Letsovlc. at Export, uriir here, de
Illtolltdllug the building and causing a
lire which damaged adjoining propcr
I ty to the extent of $10,000. Recent I;
l.oUovic received threatening letters
t froni an alleged Black Hand Society
'.the authorities believe the outrage
can ho traced to this uource.
IT'S WAY BELOW ZERO
, UP NEW ENGLAND WAY
- I
One Town in Vermont Reports the
Thermometer as Being Thirty
four Below.
P.?ST?N. MASS. Kob. --The cold'
wive which has prevailed through?
out Xi v.* England during the past
wee't. coiiCiiued today with lower II-,
gr:-\ than have been recorded at
niiv time during Ihe season. North
hol i vi., was the coldest spot record?
ed ii iVe e'gllt A. M. reports of I ho
weather bureau, with the thermome?
ter i"gisi ring 'II decrees below zero.
A' Burlington Vt., 24 below, at F.ast
poi i Mo.. Ill below. Concord. N. Hi,
lo I.'.low and Boston ?_' below zero. j
ROOSEVELT TAKES A HAND.
Lets Pottm.-.stirs In Michigan District
Know His Choice.
ANN AJtUOIt, M ICH., K b. 5v-Prea- |
Idenl Roosevelt lias taken il hand III
the Michigan political situation and
has Intimated lo the penitihasters of
Congressman Chaa. E. Townoend's
district that 111 would like to see tho
.laeksou mau sohl lo the Republican j
National Convention.
Postmaster Pr-ttytnnn. of Ann Ar-1
bor; is among those to whom this in?
timation In,- come, lie is- understood
j to have already started <|Uldl work
among the Republicans, In what,
form Roosevelt's desire was commun?
icated to the postmasters cannot be
learned. ?
: Mr. Prettymnn and Iiis assistant
an- mum about ihe matter, Indicating
that the liccd Of secrecy was Impress?
ed upon them. Roosevelt's wish,
however, has been communicated to
members of the country committee.
More proof tlitit Lyelln E. Plnk
bam'a VegetebleComjpound saves
woman front surgical operations.
Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Gardiner,
Maine, writes:
- " I was a great sufferer from female,
troubles, ana Lydia B. Pinkhun's Vege?
table Compound restored mc. to health
in three months, alter my physician
declared that an operation was abso?
lutely necessary."
Mrs. Alvina Sperling, of i"?l Cley
bourne Ave., Chicago, III., writes:
" I Buffered frenn female, troubles, a
tumor anil much iiiflaimniition. Two
of the best doctors in Chicago decided
that an operation was necessary to snve
my life. Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable
Compound entirely cured me without,
an operation."
FACTS FOR S9CK WOMEN.!
For thirty ye?ra Lydia Ii. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from rciots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively curedthousands ol
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors^ irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, tlint bcar
ing-down feeling, flatulency, Jndiges
t ion,dizziness,or nervous prost rat ion.
Why don't yon try it ? ,
Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick
women to write lier for ad y ice.
She lins giileloejl tlioiiHiiiids to
health. Address, Ijynn, iMnss.
CURES COLDS I
and GRIPP JHB?
Relieves tho aches and fcverlshncsa.
Contain* M? AenianDISa
Capital Dry Goods House
Washington Avenue at Thirtieth Sired,
WE ARE SELLING
ETI IDC AT 0ne-th!rd less than
l"UK9 REGULAR PRICES. W * W
Titel*? is nur? n lot i>l IIA YD.SOMK FUR PI KOKS ?.. dispel
of. MUFFS raid SCARFS Ih line und medium grade?, all liliirkett
in plain figures, showing iho price they liavo been Boiling al all
uenson.
WF. ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF ONE-THIRD OFF THESE FOR?
MER LOW PRICES.
$25.00 FURS now .. . .,.*. $16.67
$20.00 FURS now . $15.00
$18.00 FURS now .?... $12.00
$15.00 FU^S now . $10.00
Si2.00 FURS now . $8.00
T.10.00 FURS now . $6.67
$ 7.50 FURS row . $5.00
t 5.00 FURS new . 83.33
$3.00 FURS now ..?. $2.00
IF YOU WISH WE WILL LAY ASIDE UNTIL CALLED FOH
ANY FUR YOU MAY SELECT ON PAYMENT OF A SMALL DE?
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510 S. EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Professor Bruce'9 Magie Remedies
may I/o secured at Drs. Forman's and
Whittaker's drug store, corner Twen
ty-hfth street and Jofforson Avenue.
sTssasasssss
The lnteat craze Is' Puffe!
Puffs! Puffs! Kor the latest
designs In all kinds of hair
goods, go to
NICHOLAS' HAIR DRESS?
ING PARLOR
103. 17th street. Hilaby Buiag
and plenty of It?of tko very best
quality
All coal kept under sheds and al?
ways well screened.
Pine Wood (\ conn $1.80
Mixed Wood (\ cord) $1.85
Oak Wood (.j cord) $1.90
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Ice Co.
35th St. & C &. O. Ry.
Bell 'Phone 08. Citz. 'Phone 3C3,
WHEN IN DOUBT
Try
The
FOR BOYS
$1.26 and $1.50 in Small Sixes,
$1.50 and $2.00 In Larger
Number's.
THEY WEAR WELL.
WE FIT FEET.
EISENMAN'S
SHOE PALACE
2600 Washington Avenue.
MORE OLD HENRY SOLD THAN
ANY OTHER.
WHY7 BECAUSE QUALITY 18
BEST.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
BBHP
HAULING
PROMPTLY DONE
From a Parcel to
an Engine.
Freight, Baggage,
Furniture and Safes
Carefully and
Promptly Hoved.
Virginia
Transportation Co.
storage Warehouse
n 51.4-520 27th Street
Reasonable Rates.
PLEASE!
In this busy world, there Is a proper
time for every act. When hungry
you eat, when thirsty you drink, when
drowsy you sleep, when your eyed
tremble you wear glasses; you are
simply satisfying tlio demand of na?
ture in each case. If you want satis?
faction with your eyes you go to
1
Graduate Opticians.
.12 ?6th Street