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United States Senators arid Con?
gressmen Will be Guests ot
Sii-pyard Today.
HISS EDITH HEPBURN SPOHSOB
Steel Derelict Destroyer Seneca, the
First Ever Built lor This Govern?
ment, Goes Overboard at 9 O'clock
This Morning ? Post-launching
Breakfast at the -Warwick.
Our of Die most distinguished par?
lies Unit has over uttcndid a similar
event in Newport News will bo pre?
sent at the launching oj ihe new steel
derelict destroyer Seneca at tfio
plant of the Newport Mews Shtplulld
lug &. Dry Dock Company at 9 o'clock
ibis morning. ,in ijic christening
party, which left Washington for this
cily last night on the Norfolk & Wash
ington steamer, are Assistant Secre?
tary of Ihe Treasury Winder, Con?
gressman William P< tors Hepburn
and Mrs. Hepburn, Miss Edith Hep?
burn, who Is to christen the new craft,
a number of United Stales senator.-!
and several congressmen and tholr
wives, and Captain Foloy and Ross
and Chi? f Engineer C. Ai McAllister,
of the United States Revenue Cutter
Service. In all there are .V_' persons
in the party.
Tho party will be met at Old Point
litis morning by captain o. C. Hamlet,
U. S. lt. C. S.. who i-i stationed here,
and will come to Ihls cily on special
cars over the Newport News & Old
Point Railway, arriving about 7::p)
O'clock. Tho visitors- will go directly
to Ihe shipyard and will make a tour
or Inspection rf Ihe big plant before
HscenMing the launching platform at
Hie bow of lite Seneca lo witness Ihe
launching.
Arter Hie Seneca takes the water,
the visitors and and Ihe shipyard of
fOcials will go to Hotel Warwick,
where a post-launching brea...... will
be tendered Ihe sponsor by the ship?
yard company. Following lue break
last toasts will be responded to by
Secretary Winder. Congressman Pet1
eis, Chlor Knglneer McAllister and
oilier or the visitor.:. General Mali?
nger Walter A. Post will preside OB
loastmastcr.
In the afternoon tin- visitors will
go aboard tho United states revenue
culler Apache, which will arrive here
rroin Baltimore this morning, and will
cruise about Hampton Roads on that
vessel. Landing at Old Point, the
party will return lo Washington to?
night.
The launching of the Seneea will be
open lo the public and It Is oxpectojf
thai hundreds of people from ibis city
and Hampton will attend. The van!
will not IQ closed, however, the work
going on us usual.
SHIPPING REPORT.
,\ Tuesday, March 17, 1908.
Arrived.
Steamer Marie Men/.oll (Oer.)
llildi brnndl. New York'?to BoYwInd
Wiiite Coal Company in ballast.
Steamer Ray City. Keene. New
Bedford?to White Oak Coal Company
In ballast.
Steamer Ray Port, Jensen. Boston
?to White Oa,k Coal Company In bal?
last.
Steamer William Chisholm, I'erry,
Boston?to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency Company in ballast. Arrived
Sunday.
Schooner fjrscc A- Martin. Harding,
Portland?lo New River Consolidate;!
Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner Harry Messer. Price. New
York?to Chesapeake H Ohio Coal and
i_ ?' 1 '?'
! Buy Clothes Right
< That can be had in
I Children's
j Suits
Nobby
I NORFOLK
JACKETS
gwitli bloomer pants, and straight
double breasted suits; from
Washington Ave. and 25th 8t.
(.'tike Company In ballast.
Schooucr Mario Painter, Campbell,
Huston?Not chartered. ,
Merge B.rkuhiro from Boston?to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.'
Barge W. II. Connor from Provi?
dence?Not eharetred.
Cleared. I
Steamer Falls of Moness |Br.>
Shekletou, Mare Island navy yard.
Vallejo. Cel.?New Ulver Con'aolldulOd
Coh.1 Company. j
Steamer Marie Monzcll (Her.) III!
derbrniidt, Fernnndlna, IIa.?Bet
wind-White Coal Company.
Sailed.
Steamers Falls of Moness (fir.)
Bhcklclon, Vnllojo, Cnl.; Marie Mon
zoll (Cer.i lllldcbrandt. Kerua'ndlna;
Oeneaco (Br.) Albretbsen, (from Sa
blnc Pass) Liverpool; Bay View, Cum
mtngs, Boston lowing barge Ibrlitdiire
for Boston.
COAL FOR THE FLEET.
British Steamship Fall-: tf Moness
Sails With Carqo.
Willi B.I80 tons of coil aboard, the
British steamship Falls of Moness
hailed fiem Ibis po t yesterday (or the
naval coaling station at the Maro ls
j land navy yard. Vallejo. Cal. The
, eoal Is consigned to the conim Hid?
ing officer of the t'nited States war
! ships In*i be Pacific ami ?ill. be used
liy I lie vrssels wlille they arc in and
near San Francisco.
The cargo Is valued it $IN.7!I2. but
when delivered it will cost the navy
department nearly $60,000. The steam?
er also look 1.7X1 tons of blinker coal
In- e and she will not make more
? than one or two stops during tlie voy?
age
.ludnment Palrt.
Judgment having been paid, the suit
Of Mr. Hugh N. Page agnlnst the Old
[.Dominion Line steamer Ocracoke, has
been dismissed in tho United StaUs
eotrt at Norfolk. The plaintiff sued
I for Injuries alleged lo have been re?
ceived while disembarking from Mm
steamer at the Old Dominion wharf
I In Ibis city, last summer. Mr. Page
I wifl awarded a verdict for $1,700.
iln Port for Ca vjo.
The schooner '!race A. Martin. Cap?
tain'Harding, arrived at this purl yes
; tor da}' from Portland. Me., lo load a
cargo of coal for the United Stales
navel coaling station nt Bradford, R.
1. This will be the second cargo of
?cnl sent lo that station rroni tills port
.within the past two months.
Steamer Ordered Away.
Tho German steamship Marie Man?
zell arrived In port yesterday morn?
ing from New York, hut later was or?
dered lg Fernadlna. Fin., to load ex?
ports for Burcpc, it ml slii' stentned for
that port.
MANY SPEECHES IN HOUSE
UNDER SPECIAL ORDER
Exhaustive Speech on Financial BMI,
Thounh Pena'ori o Were UndT
Con3ide ration.
fBy Associate* Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C. March 17 ?
P alse for President Roosevelt, Secre?
tary Taft and William Jennings Bryan
n'?tt heard in tho House of Represen?
tatives today during the general de
hate on the pension appropriation bill.
The first speaker was Mr. Kennedy,
of Ohio, who lauded the President
and his policies as well as Secretary
T.-ift. who he said, would b'lng glory
and prestige to the country as Pres
Itient.
iAii exhaustive speech In advotacy
of the Fowler financial bill was made
by Mr. Prince, of Illinois. The other
speakers were Messrs. Bur da go of Ar?
kansas who criticised the inaction of
Ilm present Cong'ess and Mr. Floyd,
ids colleague, who urged legislation
'to further regeilate tho trusts.
The pension appropriation bill was
still the order of business wheu the
House adjourned, at 4:48 p. in.
GOVERNOR'S SUBJECT
WILL BE "VIRGINIA'?
Telegram Announces That State's
Chief Executive Will Speak At
Chamber's Banquet.
Dr. Clarence Porter Jones, president
of the Chamber of Commerce, re- (
reived a telegram yesterday from Gov
nrnor Swanson. in which the governor ,
reiterated his acceptance of an invita?
tion to bo present and speak at the!
chamber's annual banquet at Hotel'
Wnrwlck Friday evening, and an-'
noun'ced that his suDJcct would b3
"Virginia.'
Judge W. II. Mann nlso has unti?
led the cntortalrrmeut coniniltteo that
he will .speak at (lie banquet. Judge
.Mann as accepted an Invitation, hut
it was not known whether or not he (
would speak. .
To Prevent a Flood.
. A well known Philadelphia rector. I
having a parishioner of great fluency j
of speech and also somewhat nddtcted
to profanity, considered It his duty to'
talk to the man about his fault. Tho
man listened for a while respectfully!
and then replied seriously: "I know1
it is a bad linbit. but. you see, my
words flow so rapidly that I have to
throw In a 'dam' now and then to
prevent a flood.?Llpplucott's.
Mrs. Newly wed-Doctor, that bottle
of medicine you left for baby is all
gone. Doctor?Impossible! 1 told you
to giVe him a tcnspoonful once an1
hour. Mrs. Newly wed?Yes, but John'
and I and mother and the nurse have]
to each take a leaspoonful. too. In or'|
der to induce baby to Lt'eo it.
UPSGOMB ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE
Warw'ck County Jory Tekes
Snort Time to React) Ver?
dict In Case. ,
KILLED TOG * Ml THIEF
Accused Testifies That He Only Shot
to Sea. e Jui<us Hardy, Whom He
Caught Stealing Potatoes?Horse
Thief Pleads Guilty and Gets Ten
Years in Penitentiary.
i In itlO Circuit Court Of Warwick
county yesterday afternoon, the Jury
returned a verdict of "not guilty", in
the case of JunillS A. Lipscc.nib. a
voting farmer who lives nt 1 tili? Thir?
ty-first street, this city, charged with
Ihe killing of Alllc Hurdle, a young
negTO. The ease was the first taken
up whin Judge Tyler roconvond tho
court yesterday mo iling and It was
out only a short while.
Li|iscoinl) shot Hardio with a shut
gun on tho night of October 11 and
It ho n^gro died nine days later. The
! hooting followed repeated thefts of
potatoes from the LlpscOmh farm,
Jest rast or Ihe city. On the nigh! or
the shooting young Mpscniub was
lying in wall fo- the robber, having
relieved his father only a short I line
before Hardio appeared on the farm
with .,n hamper basket.
The young man slated on the Mind
yesterday that when llardlc began
filling Ii'? basket with potatoes ho
i called to lilm and Ihe negro ran.
'. Paving tin- bAakot behind. Determin?
ed to Inc'caso the frlghl of the cul?
prit the young m'an fired the, shot
cull, lie drcltrrd that he had no
lldea of striking the negro, but the
entire load of the gun entered the
?negro's hip.
? Young Llpscotnb's father and his
partner, a Mr. Htnnpn, were the only
(.ihe- witnesses for Ihe defense. The
witnesses for the prosecution were
Hie rather and sister or the dead tint 11
!-,nd a negro named Jim Bast, None
rT them saw the shooting but test)Bed
?o Ihe r?ct that the hoy wns shot.
Pr. W.R.Hoslilns, the attending physl
?iclsii, testified ns to the nature of the
'wound and the fact that It produced
I' lie di ,iib of the man.
! Attorneys W. It. I.ott and A. ('.
Peachy, of this city, appeared for the
?defense, and Commonwealth's Attor?
ney WIlCOX conducted the prosecu?
tion.
i l.ono Term for Horse Thief.
[? Pleading guilty to the charge of
? horse stealing and throwing himself
j on thr mercy of the court, Jim Rob?
inson, a negro, was given a ten years'
reutence in the stale penitentiary hy
Judge Tyler tit the afternoon session
< f the court yesterday.
Robinson stole a horse from Thad?
dens Freeman, a negro farmer, in
1 lor.dfleld several mouths 'ago. He
trok <ke animal to Hampton nnd at
iemptcd to sell It to Mr. R. C. Lee, a
grocer, of that place. Suspecting that
Iho horse had been stolen, Mr. l.ee
i detained the neg'o until lie could no
l!fy Sheriff Curtis. Robinson was nr
i 'Slid by Deputy Sheriff Curtis and
v as later turned wer to the Tllood
li'Id authorities.
Handsome silver service
j for cruiser montana
Stae Will Make Magnificent Present to
I Its Namesake, Which is Build?
ing Here.
I As a gift from the state whose
n,ime she bears, Ihe new till 11 Od Slates
? armored cruiser Montana, which Is
n-arlng completion at the plant of
the New-ports News* Shipbuilding ts
I Pry Dock Company, Is lo receive, a
I magniflclcnt silver service soon after
she goes iulo commission early this
summer. The date and place for the
presentation ceremony have not been
llxod, It is probable, however, thn'
the service Will be presented to the
! officers of tho cruiser in Hampton
I Roads:
i The tforvlcc was designed and made
by Reed & Hart on. manufacturing
jewelers, of N'i W York, anil will lie de?
livered at Helena, the capital of Mon?
tana, next month.
I Historie, scenic ami Industrial fen
Irres of Montana are llluhtralcd l.'y
typical scenes and pictures which en?
ter into (lie design. The massive
i ervlce bears the seals of the statt!
and the navy department, and Ih'l
slate flower, tho bitter root. Is in
corpol-atcd in much of the detail of
the ornament.
Made of silver from Its Montana
mines, the gift comprises of I lire v
pieces: Large punch Iwwl and pla?
teau. :;o crystal cups mid ladle, pair
or candelabra, pair or cpmpprllors
pair of sandwich trays', pair of fruit
baskets, pair of serving trays, pa'r
of bottle holders, coffee urn und cl>'
gar box.
Kach cud <?f Hie large punch howl1
i.. carried out Into a decorative form
shggestiy'c or the prow- or the vosacl
on which Is poised an eagle standing
guard over the Shield or tin- United
States worked In enamel. On tho
front of the main body h pleture of
tho cruiser Is etched with a heavy
ribbon scroll nliove, bearing in rollet
tho luscvripliou, "U. S. A., Montana,
A. D., 190SV and ??ovo dint aro the
cross rings of tlio United State* an I
tho state of Montana worked in en?
amel. On tho rovers.' side of the
howl In the panel Is a plcturo of the
stale house In Untie. Montana.
Thla service undoubtedly Is one of
tho handsomest ever designed for a
warship of the United States.
VIRGINIA GROWERS TO
FIGHT TOBACCO TRUST
Will Pool Crops and Hold Out for
Better Price*?To Organize the
Farmers.
OAXVIIXR, VA.. March 17 in ac?
cordance ?Uli plans adopted here to
day, the Bright Tobacco Growers Pro?
tective Association ol Virginia, nnd
iNorth Carolina, the light ?hieb was
begun several years ago minim t the
American Tobacco Compaii) will In*
\ Igorously continued.
Money waa raised and committees
appointed lo wage a campaign for hel?
ler organisation among the farmer-:.
The plan of the association is to pool
lOtmcCO and llOltl until prices II Mil
by the association con i" secured,
Ithus abollvhlug the prOBeitl method of
scllius at auction on the warehouse
Honrs.
Addresses were made by President
It. O. Kern.I. Internate Organizer S.
It. Adams and others.
The speaker touched on the deeds
.of the ??night riders" in Kentucky,
Jwhlcb wni described as deplorable,
.'nit brought about by condition;.
I which bad become almost unbearable.
I They put. themselves on record as
I opposed lo violence hero and urged
permanent organisation and coopera?
tion a,; tlie means of securing bette"
prices.
Three hundred dolcgati s nttoudod
1 the meeting today.
MINERS WANT TO LYNCH
TWO ITALIAN MURDERERS
Stabbed to Death Two Americans Dur?
ing a Quarrel Over an Alleged
Debt.
ICI.KIXS. W. VA.. March 17. -Sur
rounded by a posso of miners thirst?
ing for revenge for the murder of
two of their members, two Italians,
I Joe and l.owbf Ferro, are In danger of
being lynched tonight
Walter Fogg and <i. \V. Avoid,
miners employed by the Davis col?
liery at Copen, were stabbed ami shot
to death last night, following u dis?
pute over a bill. Fogg and Avord
denied owing the bill to the Kalians
und a light followed.
Fogg was slabbed seven times and
Avord was slabbed tt\roo times and
shot twice. Tlie as-salhiuts made their
escnpe hi fore the associates .of the
victims organized. The posse ran?
sacked Hie bills and the neighbor?
hood of Collen all last night without
avail, but leaders believe they closed
j in on tlie Italians five or six milieu
j from Cohen today.
A Wise- Photographer.
A photographer who was obliged to
move from his old quarters selected U
file between a millinery establishment
1 and a beauty parlor.
I "A place uf that kind is the most
profitable location In the world for a
I photographic studio,'.' lie said. "Most
women leave the milliner nnd the halr
! dresser looking particularly well
groomed. While In that state of phys?
ical perfection I? seems a particularly
propitious time n> be photographed,
nnd If there Is an artist near they step
right la and give him a sitting."?
N'ow York I'res?.
A Sicilian Child's Amuliti.
In Sicily old time superstitions are
still genernl. The constant dread of
the peasantry is the evil eye, and all
wear charms In ward It off. When a
child Is born four amulets are hung
almut Us nook a little born of coral, a
cockleshell, n key nnd a tiny sack of
salt ?the born lo keep sway the evil
eye, (be shell for safe keeping, the key
to outer paradise and the sail for wls
don).?Pclxoltn'N -By Italian Seas."
"What would her folks do if she
went on the stage''"
"Probably slay away from the
show."?Cleveland Plain Denier.
"the Piano With the Sweet Tone"
Buy Your Piano Direct
From the Maker.
From our I "Finning, over
rears ago. wo have never sold
our pianos through dealers, but
nlwnya from our own ware
rooms, located at convenient
business centres.
Wherever thero Is a STIT3KF
store, II Is owned dhd conduct?
ed by ("HAS. M. STIHF-F. mak?
er of STIKKP and SHAW pi?
anos.
Dticlil managers and agent ;
represent Hie factory only, and
sell at factory prices. ?
Be sure you get a STIKFF or
a SHAW from a factory rcpru
:u illative.
Our whreroohis for this vicin?
ity an- in Norfolk.
Roads Glee Clou.
URGE AUOIEKCE IN ITIEWHCE
Solos by Will?.-im Whiddit, of Norfolk,
a Feature ot the Entertainment ?
Selection by Dixie Female Quartet
Enjoyed.
A vory largo and faBhloitablo aiull
OIICO of Newport News' munlc lovel -
nttonded the grand concert given at
the Academy of Miialc last night b>
the Hamilton It.mils 0100 t ut '. Baal j
toil by Professor William Wall Whhl
tin. tif Norfolk, who wflR director nf I
music at tho Jamestown Kxppslllon,|
land tho Dl\l<> Kemnlo Qtiarlottcj odnt
posed of ladles of this city anil
ilaniptou. The cpncorl was docldodr
ly one of tho most eilJoyablO ovo
heard I" this city mm every ono of
tho i;i numbers on iho nttractlyoly
arranged program ovokpd bursts of
genuine ami spontaneous applause
from tiu> listeners,
The solo.; by Professor Wltjildlt
were tho most enjoyable features of
Iho hvonhiR's pnlortnimuont, l'rpfo?,
dor Whhlilll has a tenor voice of
pnat Strength and BWOOtrioas, anil his
rendition of Cl?unod'a "Balvn Dimova
t'astrn l-V lhirn.*' Schubert.' "Who Is
Sylvia." anil D'Hardolot'S "lleonuso"
was artistic ami charming. Ho mot
?Ith generous responses from his an
lllcnco ami In return fnvorotl the
Iioiiko with sovoral cm-ore i.
Under Hie leadership of Director
William Hamilton, tho Hampton
Knuds dec Club rt ndorOd n do-sett
beautiful : election.responding to nn
encoro sftor each nppoaranoo, Thp
singing of iho plub has Improved
greatly during Hie past row months.
Among Hie selections rendered wen?
Adam's "Comrade in Arras," Qolbol'fl
"Annie l,nurlc," inrahani's "Lullaby,'1
l.ainotlio's "llreeze of the Night."
N.ill's "Donn Yo ("rv Ma Honey," ami
Krttgh's "ilurk the Merry Druin is
Sounding" "Donn Ye Cr> Mn
Honey," was rendered by Mr. Oscar
Lehman .',1111 the (ilee Club, Mr. l.oh
nian iippoaring In tho role of a darkle
of the ante-In Hum days. Thlt; se?
lection was one or Iho realities of
ihe program, Mr. l.clmiun also ren?
dered Verdi's "(Vicstrlul Aldu."
The filee Club ipiarletle, compnsed
of Messrs. Moore, Jenkins, Payno anil
Korker, rendered "Hood Night, Cond
Night Beloved," and ihe Dixie Quar
tette sang two splpctlons which were
received with nianlfeirlatlons of pleat
lire und approval by Ike audience. The
other nnmpsrs of tlie program were a
polo, "Thy Sentinel Am I." by Mr.
George Mi Hlo.htor, Jr.. and a selec?
tion by Sraltdt's orchestra.
At the conclusion of the llrst part
of the program, the Glee c nib pre?
sident. Mr. Fred Blvlm. Introduced ti
Dutchman named Ooildersmldt who
came over from Sherman}' lo get 'i
Newport New? vegetable for Hie Kali
ser. This role was played by Mr.
Godfrey Smith, of this city. Arier
explaining why ho was here and. when
ho was away going, to Dutchman tol l
some amusing Incidents about his
visit to the local shipyard and all of
the amusement had to do w .., mem?
bers of Iho Glpe Club, who are em?
ployed at the yard. In passing he
remarked that be was slaying al the
Pdoahontas Hotel ami in that con
ncctlop lie told an amusing experience
he had lu the rapid change of mana?
gers of that hotel.
Why Is "o" the noisiest of all the
vowels? Because you can t mako a
horrid loud noise without It, while nil
ihe others are in audible.
THE FAMOUS
Corner Washington Avenue and
33rd Street.
WE SAY WHAT WE
MEAN.
EVERYTHING SAC
RIRCED BEFORE
REHOVAL.
Mpu's CM tilling, Huyi?,
C1 o th i h g, Children's
Clothing, at
20c on the dollar.
CLOTH IMG CO.
J
Corner Washington Avenue and
33rd Street.
? ?
Double Coupons in Every Package of
Piedmont Cigarettes
. C Every package of these high-class cigarettes now
\ contains [two coupons, and these coupons are woll
worth saving. 50 cents in cash for 100 coupons from
PIEDMONT
CIGARETTES
C There is no finer tobacco grown anywhere than the famous
fine old tobacco from the Piedmont district?used in Piedmont
cigarettes. Sweet taste?fragrant aroma. * Piedmont cigarettes
are
10 for 5c
PUdmont Cigarette* are packed in TIN FOIL
m
Capital Dry Goods House
Washington Avenue at Thirtieth Streat.
Our Spring
Millinery Opening
NEXT WEEK.
FOR PRESENT WEAR?THE NEW MERRY WIDOW TRIM?
MED HAT IS ALL THE RACE?WE SHOW THEM IN THE LEAD?
ING COLORS AT $2.98.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LOT OF
1C Button Lenfjth. CHAMOIS
GLOVES in the Natural Color?
There's a Dly demand for these
Gloves?Instead of $3.00, we
make the Price $2.48 Pair.
THE NEW FANCY STRIPED
AND EMBROIDERED LAUN?
DERED COLLARS at 25o Eaoh,
EMBROIDERED 8ILK BELT8
With Fancy Gilt Buckles at 25c.
SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH-CLASS NET AND LACE WAISTS?
VERY CHOICE STYLES AT $4.98.
NEW FLOOR
Has Been Put in at
SKATING RIINK
32nd Streel and Washington Avenue.
We now offer the public a nice hard-wood (maple)
floor, properly put down, for skating. We guarantee per?
fect order at all times. Polite attention to all. Special
attention to ladies. Ladies taught to skate FREE, Tuesdays
and Thursdays, 2 p. m., to H p. m.
BOY KIN & PHY NE, Proprietors.
You Can Expect
Nothing short of genuine
satisfaction in tho matter of
Laundry Work If you have
your work done By us. Wo
eater to a discriminating public.
Our aim In to give every ono
the liest for their money In
first-class work, and that wo do
not miss it is evidenced by Ilm
increasing number of our Satis?
fied Customers.
Peerless
Steam laundry
FRED READ, Prop.
3'.!0!) Washington Avenue
Newport News, Va.
Both Phones 178.
KHnBSHHnKnlHBH
Who Are Your Druggists
If you need unythlng In the Dm:;
Line, you will always he on ihe .saf'
iride when you buy from us. In pat?
ent and Proprietary medicines wi
buy mostly direct from manufacturers,
ami are in a position to make Ihc very
lowest prices.
Wo guarantee our patrons the very
highest standard in efficiency, cour?
teous- treatment, prompt acrvice, and
? very possible effort I hat an ambiti?
ous business- house can offer in return
for the lilvral patronage of tho pen
pie of tho city.
We guarantee sal Infection on every
article going out under our label and
especially call your attention to this
Hue because wc know It is good.
'in our Prescription nnd Pharma?
ceutical work, we use only Ilm liighcji
j tirade standard drug;; and chemicals.
Tlie department Is in tho hands of
Registered pharmacists exclusively,
and prices as low as Is consistent with
safe btislhctrg method;.
J. C. (lorsucii & Co.
DRUGGISTS
The Original Cut>Rafe
Drujj Store.
Belt Phons 3U3. Citr ? Phon? 301.