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ANIMATION IN MARKET
Without Any Known Cause There
was a General Uplift of Prices.
THE LIST CLOSED VERY STRONG
Generally Believed That Strength of
the Market Was Caused by the Pro.
fessional Operators ? Total Sales
and Closing Quotations.
(My Aiisoctatcd F-rcss.) '
NEW YORK, March 7?The stork
market broke Into animation today
with a comprehensive uplift of prices. 1
Thero was a disposition to attribute ,
the demand still to professional
sources for Uio most part, tho short
interest bavin;: becomo Increasingly
uneasy with the power of resistonco
shown by the market throughout the
week. News of conditions In busi?
ness and Industry did not indicate
any mnrked chance from the recent
mixed results, but the act'on of the
market, either gave rise or plausibil?
ity IqI some reports that were current
"f measures in contemplation by con?
cert among powerful Influences to
work a betterment In conditions. The
coincidence of the presence In the city ,
<>r several presidents of large railroad j
systotni of the country was rcspon- ]
slblo for The credence given to one of .
these reports. This wns to tho effect]
that, application was to be made to
the national government on tho part
of tho principal railroads in concert
for anagreotnent on their part to main?
tain wages of labor on their systems
If ibey ahull be allowed by tho luterT
rtate commerce commission to make
:>in Increase In a fixed ritio in the ralo
Of freight charges.
The market closed very strong at
tho top level of prices, rtonds were
steady. 1
Tloal sales, par value. $1.878,000.
United Slates 2s registered have do- |
clined 94' and the 2s coupons and 3s
Vi per cent, on call during the week.
Total sales today. 451.600 shores, in?
cluding: Copper 36,100; Louisville &
Nashville .".00: Sugar 2,80; Atlantic
Coast Line 100; Chesapeake & Ohio
:t00; Norfolk % Western 100, pfd 200:
Pertnsylranla 24,000; .Reading 94,200:
Southern Railway 300, pfd 900; Union
Pacific 7:1.500: United States Steel 33.
100; Sloss' Sheffield 200.
Closing bid.
Adams Express . 165
Amalgamated Copper . 51%
American Car & Foundry .i 30%
do pfd. . ? 8R%
American Cotton Oil . S6Mi
do pfd .: 80
American Bxpress . 175
American Hide & Leather pfd 13
American 'Ice . 16%
American Linseed Oil . 6
do pfd ?.
American Locomotive . 35%
do pfd . Mli
American Smelting & Refining 81%
American Sucar Refining. 11914
American Tobacco pfd. 79
? Anaconda Mining . "2%
Atchlxon.1- IpVk
do pfd . SI Vi
Atlantic Coast Line . 61 1
Rait I more & Ohio . 81%
do pfd. ?0 1
Brooklyn Rapid Transit . 4^*4
Canadian Paoiflc . 116%
Central of New Jersey . 165
Chesapeake & Ohio . 77% 1
Chicago'Greal Western . 4
Chicago &. Northwestern . 145%
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul 114%
Cucago Terminal & Transit .. Vs
do prd . 10
Cleveland. C. C. & St. Louis ..48 !
Colorado Fuel & Iron . 17%
Colorado & Southern . 23%
do 1st pfd . 68<5S
do 2d pfd. 41 Vi
Consolidated Gas . 9!?
Corn Products . 1 - Vi
?o pfd . 5? i
Delaware & Hudson . 151 Vi
Delaware, Lackawanna Sr. West 170
Drnver Si Rio Grande . 16%
do pfd ..?. 4|
Distillers'* Securities . 29%
Brio.-.. . 12
do IM prd .4. 26%
do 2d pfd . 15
General BlecCrlC . 119
Illinois Central .? 1255
International Paper . K%
do pfd . 57?/*
International Pump . 21 %
do pfd . CRV6
Iowa Ccntrnl . II I
ilo pfd . 29 Mp-I
Kansas City ?out hern . 19 i
do pfd . ?%
Louisville & Nashville . 9Pi
Mexican Central . 1"'>?
Minneapolis & St. I/mls . 2?
Minn.. St. Paul & flault Ste M. 101%
do pfd .?. 134_
Missouri Pnclfto . 31 vi
Missouri. Kansas fc Texas. J9%
do prd . <?%
National Lead . 49 Vi
National Railroad of Mexico pfd 50
New York Central . 973J
New York, Ontario & Western 30',;.
Norfolk & Western . 59%
do pfd . ?
North American . 41%
Pacific Mtall . 26V?i
Pennsylvania . 11GV5
people's Gns. 87V4
I'UUburg, C. C & St. Loula .. 63
Pressed Steel Car . 20T?
do i>rd . 71
Pullman Palace Car . 148
Reading. . 9914
do let |?fd . 80
do 2d pfd . 76
Republic Steel . 16%
do pfd . 67
Hock Island . It's
I do pfd.?.. 23
llulibcr Goods pfd. 70
St. Irfmls & Sau Plan. 2d ifd .. 22<,i
Si. Louis Seutlin-oaiern . 10%
do pfd . 2.V*
Southern Pacific . 70?4
do pfd . 109 Vj'
Southern UaiiWftV . 9%
do pfd . 27
Texas & Pacific . 11
Toledo. St. Louis & Western 14%
do pfd . 33%
| Union Pacific . 11794
do pfd . 78%
United Slates Express . 60
United States Realty . 117
Untied States Rubber . 19%
do pfd . 77%
United States Steel . 30%
do pfd . 95
Virginia Carolina, Chemical ... 1C
1 do pfd. 86%
Wabash . 6%
do pfd. 14
Wells Fnrgo Express . 200
Westlnghouso Electric . 10
Western Union . 49
Wihoollhg & Lake Uric . 4%
Wisconslin Central .? 14
do pfd . 32
Northern Pacific . 124%
Central l,cathrr . 17
do pfd .i. *2
Sloss Sheffield. 44Vs
Croat Northern pfd . 20-%
Inlerborough Metropolitan .... 7
do pfd . 18
Money Market.
(By Associated Press?
NEW YORK, Mhrch 7?Money on
call nominal. Time loans easy, 60
days 3%, 90 days 3% to 1 per cent.,
six months 4 to 4% per cent. Close:
Prime mercantile paper 0% to 6 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, -with
n'ctual .business in bankers' bills at.
486.:?>{HS6.40 ror demand and at 183.10
Ifj 183.45 for 60 day billls. Commer?
cial bills 4S3%fW483%. Bar silver
55%. Mexican dollars 47.
Baltimore Markets,
(I'y Associated Press)
BALTIMORE, MD., March 7?Flour
?Steady.
(Wheat?Easy; spot, contract 98% #
99; Southern on grade O'.'fj yy.
Corro?Easier; spot mixed 6314ft)
63%; No. 2 white 63%@63%; South?
ern white 62 4P 66. ,
i Oats?Firm; No. 2 ntlxed 57G!57%.
! Rye?Firm; No. 2 Westorn domes?
tic ?0091. 1
I "Butter ? Firm, unchanged; fo/icy
imitation 20<p>26; do creamery 33; do
ladle 23?i24; store packed 20022.
I Eggs?Steady, unchanged, 21(5 22.
I CUoesc ? Quiet, unchanged; large
11%; flats 14% : small 15.
Sugar?Unchanged; coarse granu?
lated 010; flue 010.
Clearing House Statement. I
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Mhrch 7?Tho state?
ment o( Clearing House banks for the
week shows that the banks hold $30,
130,975 more tbnn the requirements of
tho 25 per ceht. reserve rule. This is
an increase of $S73,300 lu tho propor?
tionate cash reserve, as compared with
last week. Tho statement follows:
Loans $1,164,349,200, indcaso $3,
291,500.
t Deposits $1,170,700,000, Increase
$8,076,800.
I Circulation $62,162,300, decrease $1,
971,300.
Legal tenders $08,772.100, decrease
$1.078,000.
I Specie $260.288,700, increase $3.970.
000. I
I Reserve $321,061,100. incrcaho $2,
892.000.
Reserve required $21)3,820,125, in?
crease $2.019.200.
I Surplus $30,130.970, increase $873,
300. i
Extra United Stales deposits 543.
704,000, increase $654.300.
The percentage of actual reserve of
the Clearing House banks at the close
of buhlncss yesterday was 27.56.
I The slaTcmont of banks and trust,
companies or Creator New York not |
members of the Clearing House shows
Ibat, these instlt'uions have aggregel"
deposits ok $739.396.001); total cash on
hand $03,032.(00: and loans amount- i
ing to $772.690.500.
"The Power of a Youn; Man." j
"The Power of a Young Man." will
bt< the subject discussed before tho
meeting for men In the Hampton j
Young Men's Christian Association at j
3 o'clock this afternoon by Rev. Oeo. j
W. Wray. pastor of the First Metho- i
I (list cliurch. I
Land for Rent,
26% Acres. M. O. LACKEY. It
Good for Everybody.
Mr. Norman It. Coulter, a promi?
nent architect, in the Bolbcrt Build?
ing. San Francisco, says: "I fully en?
dorse all that has been said of Elec?
tric Bitters as a tonic medicine. It
Is good for overybody. It corrects
stomach, liver and kidney disorders
in a prompt and efficient manner and
builds up tho system." Electric Bit?
ters it; tho best spring medicine ever
<old over a druggist's counter; as a
blood purlBcr it la unequaicd. 50c
at all druggists.
Prescriptions accurately and prop?
erly filled at the Johnson Pharmacy]
by registered pharmacists. Puono'
601. 2-21-lm
Cornish Rlvh
The westernmost roach of England
is "a sub-tropical belt with an equable
climate, writes a New York Tribune
correspondent under a l'enrance date. |
The mean tcmporpjuro Is 10 degrees
higher In winter and 1? degrees lower
in summer than that of I^ondon. This
makes It a health resrort for luvalid.i.
the sketching ground of painters and
the pleasure haunt of trippers at all
seasons. EDryncBB would complete Its
attractions as a winter redort, for
there is bracing air on the St. Ivos
cliffs, ort a sorter, balmier breeze on
the Penznnco rim of Mount's Hay,
with a walking line of six or eight
mllea between the seaboards. Humid?
ity is not a serious drawback when
tho latitude Is that of Northen! New?
foundland and the temperature often
higher than in the Riviera. If the
skies are gray and hazy more fr?
quently than they are blue and clear
there Is the charm of modulated light
without dazzling glare to transfigure
tho wild, rugged coasts and the des?
olate, treeless moors and .heaths be?
hind Ihem. The pervading mnfslurft
not only dampens the roads, but also
keeps the verdure fresh on cliff and
hillside. Open nlr roses and camel?
lias do not cease to bloom in Decem?
ber, nor fuchsias and daisies in Jan?
uary; and even In a backward Feb?
ruary rhododendrons, myrtles and
hydrangeas nre revelling In warmth,
violet;; and wild hyacinths are flower?
ing in sheltered corners,'and gorse
and daffodils are lighting up hedge?
rows and meadows with golden glory.
If the display of palms and exotics
In the Morrab gardens behind tho
Esplanade be a disappointing remin?
der that the real tropics are a long
way oft. a leisurely stroll along the
cliff patlm. or a longer dash over the
hills to St. Just or St. Burynn, offers
proof that the earliest and balmiest
English spring Is hero and In tho
Srillles.
Invalids ought to be cheerful and
happy in Penzance, especially when
there nre rich mists of sunlight over
the long combes and granite patches
inland, as there have been In my
rambles. They do not seem content?
ed when they line in solemn state
with a muster of fifty or sixty under
a single Toof. Pro-occupied with
hacking cough or creeping chill, they
cat or smoko in silence, take their
ailments with morbid Kcrlousness,
complain of the flints In the roads
and of the hazo In the sky and ex?
hibit the torpid inertia of molluscry.
The Culf Stream, dividing oft tho
Sclllles and warming each side of
Uao narrow, rock l.*aund promontory,
Is an effective system of heating ap?
paratus, but it cannot raise tho tem?
perature and counteract the depress?
ing lolluenco of a large company of
well-to-do "English invalids who are
watching their symptoms, worrying
oved their digestion and oxhausting
their energies in killing.time. What
causes them morn irritation than
sbavory weather or a dull, gray sky,
Is the appearance of thoroughly
healthy animals hi walking suits, who
live In the open air, capor along the
coastgunrd paths- like goats and chat?
ter vivaciously about a twenty-five
mile tramp when they themselves nro
breathless and footsodc after a ten
minute turn In the Morrab Gardens,
and ache in every rheumatic Joint af?
ter a three-mile drive to Mount St.
Michaels.
It Is to the old-fashioned . walker
that tho Land's End district appeals
with Irresistible fascination. The
roads are too rough for comfortable
driving or cycling. The motor omni?
buses running to SI. Just or Sennen
are nosy rattletraps, filled with gar?
rulous miners and rustics. The
walker is released from dependence
upon these Jolting, nerve rending ve?
hicles and at liberty to head for the
coastguard path across the fields, and
when he has found it. to follow the
sen in a long circuit of high cliffs- a id
deep ravines. Having left Cape Coin
wall behind him, he sees tho Scilller,
'far seaward and presses on to the
quaint village of Sennen and the
grauite headland of laud's End. with
Dr. Johnson's grim features high
aliov? the islets and with tho natural
tunnel where western and southern
seas are ever clashing. The walk has
barely begun at the westernmost look?
out in England, for the cliff:-: arc to
be followed from one howldcr-hcap
,od, lichen-coaled cape to another un?
til Logan 'Ttoek, or if the time serves
until Lamouna Covo Is reached. One
picturesque covo succeeds* another,
with shingles of yellow sand under?
neath precipitous rock facades pierc?
ed with caverns; and the whitewash?
ed atones lead on over abysmal ra?
vines and lofty terraces, with the
occau ever in sight and equally glo?
rious under a gray or a blue sky. One
lofty escnrpment marks a shlftlug of
the trend of the coatft from south to
e,i:,t, a11a behind it iu a sheltered hol?
low Is a tiny villugo, St. Ixivan, with
lychgato and church tower, tl:: the
coast runs ou, with It.-t heavily Uit
i tressed Promontorien and deep ferny
combes fringed with sand, all the way
from .ILogan Rock to T>amouna and
Nctwiyn; and the walker's enthusiasm
increases every mile.
Tbl* circuit, of Cornish coast may
I not bo so grand as the loftier sea
range of Mayo and Donegal, nor so
beautiful in coloring as the Devon?
shire b-caboard, or the chalk palisades
of Dover, but It In rugged, wavo-rid
den and picturesque, as England's
outermost rock wall ought to be un?
der the ceaseless beating of tho At?
lantic; ami behind it are the bare,
wind-swept hills, where gorso and
daffodils are beginning to burst Into
golden splendor. It is the grouping
rather than tho height of the mouu
tains that leiuls dignity ami loveli?
ness to the English lako dlBtrlct:
ami In tho samo way it is Iho bohl.I
wave-broken conformation of the (
Cornish range of cliffs?the unending
variety in tho shaping of the masses i
of rock and tho Indentations for I
Shelving beaches and verdant glens
of heather and broom?that makes It
;i beatiUful and Impressive seuboard.
Moreovor, the const has not been
spoiled and vulgarized by modern
improvements. The majestic head-!
lands, Pardoniek and Tol Pedn 1'eu
wlth. are not crowned with garish
hotels; nor are the curving crests ot
the Whitesnnd and Mill bays deeorat
od with ainblllouH villaB; nor nro tho
shingles or s-nnd littered with bath '
Ing machines, 'summer houses and
advertising hoardings. It is an iso- j
luted and lonely coast, free from tho
depredation-, of speculative builder:
und the vulgar trntllc of trippers' side
shows, and reserved In Its primitive
wUdnOBs and niyatory for Ih? Iran-]
(lull enjoyment of nrtlsla and lovers']
of natural scenery.
There are also the Cornish fishing |
villages, plctureehuo and quaint as
the homely little Dutch havens. Thret
of them are within easy walking dis
lame from Penziineo. Nuwlyn waul
discovered 'by Mr. Stnnhopn Forbes'
and other painters long ago, and it |
has remuiued tho centre for a distinc?
tive and peculiarly vivid style of Eng?
lish art. with Intense renllmn In tho
gonro work, with dramatic movement I
lu the fishing nnd harbor ucenos, and
with subtle observation of light in
water painting. It is a fantastic
jumble of quaint, stone cottages, flail |
cellars and crooked lanes, with
reach of gray water crammed with |
smnll craft after nightfall, and .'
rough causeway loading to tho artists
qusrter, with Us studios nnd villas.
Fishermen, sailors, net menders, IIbIi
canncrs, markctmen, flsh wlvog nnd I
swarms of children form a homely
llttlo community, sombre in color and
shadowed with dirt and poverty, hut
asllr with vigor nnd vivacity. Newlyn
Is one of the most delightful and
ohnraet eristic bits of picturesque
Cornwall, and the auclcnt Ashing
quarter of Bt. Ivos is another, with
long fllghl.i of stone steps leading to
wharfsido rookeries, with rough hewn
arches over b'qualld alloys paved with
cobblcdtoues, and with tho grime and
pathos of poverty circling around iho
homely parish church. St. Ivos, like
Newlyn, has its colony of artists .sum?
mer nnd winter, but provides hotter
quarters for them lu tho higher and
more fashionable torraccs| Marazion
Is another fishing village near Pen
zance, on tho curving shore of the
bay, nnd United with it at low Ilde
by a natural causeway is tho Eng?
lish copy of Normandy's Mont Kt.
Michel?tho beautiful monastic for?
tress of the St. Aubyns, buttressed
high upon a rocky Island and looking
Bcrenely seaward.
Altogether It Is not strange that
robust wnlkcrs released In midwinter
from tho smudge and ft>g of i^omlon
and renewing their youth in the early
Cornish spring, find It difficult to re?
strain, their enthusiasm after their
day's tramp along tho cllff.i ami
among the fishing villages has onded
and they Join the apathetic mollusltc
at dinner In the invalids' glided cage.
Tholr eyes' have been opened to tho
beauties and harmonies of a wonder?
ful region, where the steel gray in shy
and foaming B?rge matches tho steel
,gray of the coast wall?the linprog
nnhlo rampart of the Motherland.
They have not boon envying the rich
their motor cars and smart equip?
ages, for they have gone far from
tho flint strewn road and been drawn
into clos*o companionship with na?
ture among the grand headlands ami
rockbound terraces. Tho only Croe?
sus of whom they can be jealous 1*
the pathfinder who can give them a
finer walk than they have had. Corn?
wall has been revealed to thorn as tho
Delectable Duchy half within the
tropics, and their only dlsappoln'
nient is that, they have come, a few
days too noon to see tho wild daffo?
dils dancing on the. wlnd?wcpt hills.?
Sport In Kansas City.
The ostimutes filed this morning In
the bean counting in the (linger Club's;
I contest in the ",'ioo block." on TwdMi
street, range from 4.500 to 100.00').
Tho beans are In eight bottles of dll
| feront sizes. The l.oltlod hnng from
trolley poles in the block, each bot?
tle containing a different variety of
I beau. The six persons who guelV?
I nearest the total number of bonus lu
the bottles will bo awarded prizes.
A balloon ascension und parachute
Heap is the attraction lu the ":ir)0
I?arge stock of finished moraorlals,
In granite and marbjo always on
hand. A podtal will bring our ropYe
sontntlvc at your door with a full Una
of designs and samples.
&
Granite and Marble Dealers,
INOHKO-UC : VIRGINIA.
Cor. 11th A William streets.
D POINT-C
block" this afternoon. The aeronaut
will ascend from the roof of the build
lue at 81B East Twelfth street. Freo
nmi;. i snaps nro being Borved on the
street corners*.?Kaunas City Star.
Old Boots Decome Valuable.
The "Qaulols," of Paris', has been
entertaining Us readers with n patent,
leather boot story. It seems tbnlj
every six months each sewer limn Of,
Paris receives a pair of heavy boot-:.'
At Ihe end of the period tbeso arti?
cles are worthless as far ns their orlg
lual purpose \* concerned, but thoy
have actually increased in value. The i
old t'jots are sold to the leather fires-1
sera, it Is said, as the conditions un?
der which they huvc been used niako
the lent her peculiarly adapted tor
conversion Into patent leather for
dress shoes*.?Now York Tribune.
1 -LJUU' I m' I,'^-Jl^-lUI_l-LL-ilB
FOUND CUTICURA
INDISPENSABLE
For Her Children?Littlo Girls Suf?
fered with Itching Eczema Which
Simply Covered Back of Heads
Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too.
ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY
"WONDERFUL OINTMENT"
"Some years ago my throo littlo glrla '
had a very bad form of eczema. Itch?
ing eruptions
formed on tho
Imuk? of ihrlr
bonds which
woro simply
covered. Ileforo
I heard of Cuti
cura. 1 usod to
try almost
every!bine, but
they failed.
Then my mother
recomtnonded
the Cutiourn
He med ion. I
washed my ohlldren'n heads with Cutl
curs tjoap and then applied the wonder?
ful ointment, Cuticuro. 1 did this four i
or five times and I can say that they have |
been entirely cured. I liavo another
baby who in so plump that tho folds of
eklo on bla nsok wme broken and even
bled. I used Cuticura Soap and Cutl
cura Ointment nnd tho next morning
the trouble bad disappeared. I am
using tha Cutlonra Itcmedles yet when
evoranyof ray family have any sores. I
can never recommend Cuticura Midi
clontly; It la indispensable in every homo.
I cannot And ita equal. Mmb. Napoleon
Pticoppe, 41 Duluth.st., Montreal, Quo.,
May 31, iuo7."
PAINFUL ULCER
On Foot for a Year. Healed by
Two Seta of Cuticura
"I had an ulcer on my foot for a year
?r more and it was very painful as it
waa a running aoro. I had a doctor,
but bla treatment did nob heal it. About
eight month* ago I commenced to uao
Cuticura Soap. Cuticura Ointmont,
and Cuticura Pills. I usod two net* and
it is now all healed up. Mrs. E. F. Jlydor,
Wcat BrowBter. Mass.. April 20, 1007.
rocilsu Ol Cuticura So.p U5c> ti> l lrute tht rUtn,
CuUcur? Olnirnrm iSOV.) lo ItriU Hie ekln, ?od
cuiicui? Mmvcal ir-oj.unr miho tomoftSoraMsU
OoukI PDli 2.V. Itft vUl ot eoi 10 Purity Ibt llli-ud.
fioH throusliout the work!, l'otttr Drue & Cbtm.
Corp.. tialt Vn,;i . Uoiton. Mul
crt-m*iicd er?, cuncuia nouk ou Skin OImum.
Hampton's Best Notion Store,
Specials
= for =
MONDAY'S SALE.
Exceptionally Good Value*.
Ladles' good finality Muslin
Underpants, cut full and large,
some With Hue tucks and trim?
med with wide laco edgo and
laco Inserting, some arc trim?
med with hamburg edging.
Special for Monduy, 25c.
These garments arc worth
from 35c to 40c.
Indies' white MukIIii Under?
skirts, trlmmod with wide em?
broidery and tucks and some
have several rows of laco in?
serting and laco edgo with dust
ruffles, rut full large?Good
Muslin, 89c.
Tbcrie garments are worth
$1.25.
Children's and Mit-ses' Mus?
lin Drawers In all sizes with
fine tucks ami laco edge cut
full and large, 10c.
Worth inc. ,
15c Glass Engraved Sugar
Dish, with top, 7c.
26c. Glaoswear Assortment,
consisting of cake stand, fruit
stand nnd pitchers &c, fino
quality, imitation cut gloss,
rich pul?ems, each 15c."
A big assortment of Framed
Pictures, with glass. Mirrors
and Picture frames, Monday at
10c.
Worth double.
00c and 75c Fine Quality Bur?
eau Scarfs, Shams and Table
Covers In Blind and Open Work
Effect, hemstitched and em?
broidered, largo size, Monday,
25c.
These values you wout ho
able lo get again at tho price.
$1.00 6-foot Step Ladders. 69c.
.lust the thing for the Home,
well made.
W. N. TIGNOR
Car. Queen and Wine Sto,
Hampton, Va.
Phono 261.
Get Your Easter Orders in
Now for Suits.
Exclusive Representative of ED. V. PRICE A CO.
Every Doliafs Worth
Of the CROCKETT & CO., Stock at and below COST. 8boet, Hate
and Underwear.
M. F. Diggs & Co.
5 E. QUEEN STREET,
HAMPTON, VA.
The PHILLIPS-LACKEY CO., Inc.
Real Eotato Brokers, Rents, Loans, Ineurance, and Auctioneers.
18 E. QUEEN 8TREET, HAMPTON, VA.
137 BilMboUi at.?n.oo
300 Holt Bl.? 7.1.0
122 Holl HI.I 7.00
217 Jackson Bt.913.60
128 Holt SI.* 7.00
53 W. Queen St., flat
modern caavonldnoes. .920.00
On Water Front ....912.50
On Water Front ....f 30.00
Locust Bt.510.00
127 Locust Bt.912.50
207 Academy 8t.? 0 00
13. JIamptou .I 0.00
N. King 8t.914.00
410 Holt St.9 8.26
La Hallo Avo .} 6.50
J^ti Ballo Avo.9 7.00
Homestead .910.00
Rlvorvlcw .9 8.00
]?:. Hampton .910.00
Kim Avo..9 C.25
STORES.
W. Quoon St., douL'.o. 525.00
W. Quoon BL.912.50
J3. Queen Bt.910.00
E. Qucon St.,.910.00
N. King 81.930.00
N. King Bt.9 8 00
VIRGINIA 1IOT15L. 23 Rooiuh. modern, well located on Qucon St
Our Hot coven) Hamilton and surburbs.
95,000 to loan on Cetitrally Located Real Estate.
COMING OUR WAY
THE FERTILIZER BUSINB88.
"Because" we Sell the Beat and moat honestly made goods for all
crops at reasonable prices, and carry a full stook on hand.
It Is a pleasure to sell goods that please.
MAIN AND SECOND CROP POTATOES.
The J.W.ROWE CO., inc.
Hampton, Virginia.
POINT OUT THE HOUSE.
you would like to own ami If It's for
sale at nil wo can get It for you
Probably save, you a lot of money too
Ah real estate experts wo got rock
bottom prlcen where you might ho
asked a fancy one. Come and. con
suit us anyway. Wo may have
something even bolter than thu house
j you have your cyo on. You havo the
'benefit of our help and oxperlenco.
Tho owner pays tho commission. Not
you.
W. E. LAWSON,
Bank of Hampton Bldg. Phone 3.
WANTED.
Tho public to know that the follow
'lng contracting painters and paper
hangers of Hampton work union men;
I H. H. Cunningham & Brother, paint?
ing and paperbanglng, 135 Locust
street.
I L. p. Tonnls. painting, paporhang
iDg and sign writing, Court utreet. op?
posite Courthouse, sign vhop 29 King
street.
W. H. Bbackelford. houso painting,
Queen street.
P. H, Davis, house palutlng, Armls
toad avenue.
Hiidglus & Bons, houtio painting.
John Fisher, palutlng aud paper
hanging, Mallory alrcot, Phoebus.
U-23-lra.
Wines and Liquors
I belong to the lost tribe that
strayed away from Dublin bet?re
Moses soiled on the Rod Bon. I'm
prlco cuttor. I'm a money-maker;
I'm the one that eolla all straight
Whiskies retail at wholesale prices.
Tr> following high grade lOo Whis?
kies I sell for 60 a drink; Paul Jones
Pure Rye, Sherwood Ryo Whiskey.
Carroll Springs, puro Maryland Rye
Whiskey, Parkwood Rye "Whiskey.
All of tho above named Whiskies era
strictly high grade; watch my prices
if yon dare, beat me If you can.
Whiskey in bulk at following prices:)
Old Nick Pure Rye, ft pt, 26o;
gallon .94.00
Leonard's Favorite, pt., 30c;
gallon .W-M
Huntcr'o Baltimore Ryo, pL,
26o; gallon .44,09
Maryland Club, % pL, 26c; gel
Ion . .I4.0B
Paul Jones Pure Rye, % pt, 20c;
gallon ..93.75
Star A, Rye, gallos.98.00
Mosa Roso, gallon .93.00
Larfcwood Pure Ryo, gallon .92.00
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon .?1.7o
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon ......91.40
Double Stamp Gin, gallon .93.00
Tho following brands of California
Wines, Port. Sherry, Catawba, Gl&<
ret, Blackberry, at 25o per at-; P^c
gallon. 75o.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 years
old, gallon .92.00
KumraolU, per gallon.92.00
Carroll Springs, gallon .92.60
XXXX Baker Rye, gallon ......93.50
N. LEONARD'S
Barrel And Bottle House
18 AND 18 MELLEN ST.,
Phoebus, Vs. 'Phone 639,
I have roved over mountains, I have
crossed ovor floods, I havo travelled
the wave rolling sands and at last I
havo landed In Old Virginia to savo
your Sole, fix your Furniture file your
saws, sharpen your scissors and
knives, in fact to do anything to
please my patrons and all for caoh,
but I will not "Frei,"
No. 3 Court St., Hampton, Va.
MRS. 8. B. FIELDS
Hair-dressing, Marcel Wave, 3hasn<
poolng, Manicuring, Massaging,
Chiropodist.
Facial and Scalp Treatment *
Specialty.
134 Wins Street, Hampton, Va.
Phon? 502.
Rain Wator TJsod,
Formerly of N. Y. City.
Spring Styles Have Arrived it
S. MARBACH'S
Jost ait well jjlvfli your order
now for that suit you havo
been promising yoursolf, for the
now styles aro in and the prlcoo
are no reasonable that anyone
can afford to appear in a tailor
made suit nnd not the hund
mc-downs.
A Marback suit has some ex?
ceptionally clover dldtinctlonJ
In that it always looks well ami
continues so just as long as
them Is a pleco of the mater?
ial loIL
Ye* aro Invited to come as a
aeo tho styles.
S. MARBACK
Cor. Hope and West Queen 8t,
Hampton, Va.