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PRICE SWING NARROW
?rittar BiBs lor Bears Abte U
tomplisli Purpose.
CONSOLIDATE!) GAS IT Ul POINT
Difficult** Block Way to Further Ad
vance of Prices?On Other Hand,
?ear* Are Power.ess in Efforts to
Offer Down Stocks.
(By Associated Press, l
XEW YORK. Pel) 4.?Professional
limitations ot the current stock mar?
ket restricted the awing of prices to
a comparatively narrow range The
difficulty of carrying an advance
further *ns becoming manifest be
fore operations sere concIuJed yes
terday slid the reaction natural under
the circumstances followed t day
(The offering down of prices of bear
cnerators does not appear to dislodge
any considerable amount of liquida?
tion and the bears find themselves
obliged tc. buy in stocks to cover.
A bidding u;> of prices on the other
?hand, attracts no notable following.
The condition underlying the mar?
ket is clearly one of neglect. Call
loans did not fall below 3 per cent,
today aud the maximum rose to "
per cent, which makes the record
for the new year.
The renewed call of i lie secretary
of the treasury upon the depository,
banks for the return of another $30,
tiOO.ouo of government fund* by Feb?
ruary 28 offered the ostensible rea?
son for the lessened inclination of
lenjers to accept bids recently pre?
vailing for loans Consolidated Oas
exerted u depressing influence by a
drop which established a new low
price far the year, seemingly prompt?
ed by determination of the company
to make a year's trial of the SO cent
gas law without further elf ;rt to con.
teat it in litigation. The suspicion
and distrust with which yesterday's
allegations of Improvements In 'he
copper trade were received resulted
in a decline In the copper Industrials.
Bonds avere (regular. Total sales
par value, $5.380.000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sale8 today 473.200 shares
including: Copper $6,900; Atlantic
?Coast Line 400; Chesapeake & Ohio
43,500; Denver & Rio C.rande 45,900;
Louisville ft Nashville 800; Norfolk
& Western l.SOu; Reading 74.700;
Southern Railway 17.000; Tennessee
Copper 500; Virginia Carolina Chemi?
cal 3(V?. do pf.l. 100.
Amalgamated Copper . 7.">>*
American Car & Foundry _ 3o3>,
American Car & Foundry, pfd 110*4
American'Cotton on . 51 '+
American Hide & Leather, rjfd 40
American Ice Securities . 21 %
American Linseed . 14->i
American Locomotive . 55^4
American Lcconiotlve, ptu _ ill
The Latest I
Belt
In Rose, Gold,
Silver and Oxyd
CARFARE REFUNDED TO ALL
$5.00 OR OVER FROM HA
OL
School
FOR THE
W> ha\e a full llr.e of books, and
cPs. composition l>ooks. etc.
OONT FOrtGI
2909 FD
Visiting Cards
and We
If y< ti ait* in need of any
see what w* can d<? for ton.
PI ta work. M v o^ram Statioi
. Invitation*. Etc
Wo turn c tit nothing bnt
I J. J. Pain
The Leadi
?latablii
American Smelting & K- f'ng .. S4*i
Anier. Smelting & Rer'ng. pfd 102%
American Sugar Refining ... 130
American Tobacc . nfd . 9?%
Americaa Woolen . 2T;l?
Anacont.a Mining Co. . 4?%
Atchlaon . WH
Atchlson, |ifd . ,w,%
Atlantic Coaai Mne .
Baltimore & oltlo .
Baltimore * Ohio. |?fd . "I
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt . 7u*<,
Canadian Pacific . 17:t'-i
t'enttal Leather . 305a
Central leather, pfd . 101%
Central of New Jersey . 228
Chesapeake & Ohio .
Chicago (ireat Western . 7><
Cbicag3 *i Nr.rth Western 1"
Chicago. Mil * St. Paul . N5%
C. C . C & SI. Louis . <?
Colorado fuel Iron .
Colorado & Southern .
Colorado & Ssuthern, 1st pfd s."*
Colorado At S uthern, 2nd pfd
Couaclldated Gas . 11614
Corn Producta . IS Vi
Delaware ? Hudson . IT.">
Di nver & Rio Grande . 18%
l)env< r & Rio Grande, pfd . MV
1)1 si tilers' Securities . 37%
Brie . :i ?** I
Brie, 1st pfd .
Brie. 2nd pfd . 35 I
General Electric . I
Great Northern, pfd . 11114
' Great Northern Ore Ctfs . 7I%|
Illinois Centra) . 141%
I nt erborough- Met. 1 *? %
Interborough-Met, pfd . 41
Int. inational Paper . 11
International Ptper, pfd . .">4%
International Pump . 38?; j
Iowa Central . 29M:
Kansas City Southern . 41'it!
Kansas City Southern, pfd .... 72 I
Louisville & Nashville . 122*4
Minneapolis & St. Louis . R5*? I
.Minn.. St. P. & Sauli Si M. . 141%
I Missouri Pacific . 72%
, Missouri. Kansas & Texas 42-x*
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, pf.l 74 %
National Lead . 77'?
New York Central . 127%
New York, Ontario & Western 47'?
Norfolk & Western. ?1 I
North American . 80%,
Ni r hern Pacific . WS |
Pacific Mail . 31*4
Pennsylvania . 131%
People's C,aa . 1U7T?
Pittsburg, C. C. * St. Louis ? 92%
Pressed SI eel Car . 421*
Pullman Palace Car . 171
Railway Si eel Spring . 4fi%
Reading . 130*4
Republic Steel . 24
Republic Steel, pfd . S?
Rock Island Co. 21 Ms
Rock Island Co. pf,| . t'.:?'i
St. I/ouls & San Fran. 2nd pfd 4>>
St. Louis Southwestern . 82%
St. Louis Southwestern, pfd ... 52
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron.. 7rt
Southern Pacific . IIS1*
Southern Pacific, pfd . 121 Vi
Soulhern Railway . 2T>%
Southern Railway, pfd . 81
Tennessee Copper . 4t? |
Texas ,v I'aclfic . 35*4'
Tfledo. St. Louis & West . 47 j
Toledo. Si. Louis & West, pfd K8
Unlcn Pacific . 17.'>sj
Union Pacific, pfd . ft!
United States Rubber . 31%
I'nited States Rubber. 1st pfd 10l%
United States Sieel . :.2'i
Braach Storwyi
Wtmtnn
1' ^f "^f>Tx
nitial Shield
Pins
ize
. CUSTOMERS WHO PURCHASE
kMPTON. PHOEBUS AND
.0 POINT.
a ;
I Books
SECOND TERM
I all aupplies. including 'ablets, pen.
ET THE PLACE.
? I
dding Invitations
thine ia this line. Call and
We do all londn of Copper
aery. Vinning Cards Wedding
; the very finest class of work.
ler's Sons,
Dg Jeweler*,
hod 18&2?
l ulled Stall - Stool, pfd . 113
I'taJi Copper .
Virginia Carolina Chemical ... 45T(
Virginia Carolina Chemical, pfd 113?^
Wabaah . Is**
Wabash, pfd . ?IKM
WcstiiiKhouse Kh'clric . 8<?M
Weatern Union . 68
Wheeling a lak- Krie. 10
Wisconsin Central . 43*
A. T. & T. Co. I-'TN
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAOO, II.I.. Feb. 4.?Altbougi
bulliah aentlmeni was again ram pan
in the wli.-at pit early in the beaalo?
I today ihe market lost much of lt>
snap during the final hour and clos
ed aliout steady with prices a shad'
I lower to Ni a c ut higher com
pared witli hnal quotations of th<
previous session. Com and oa'?
closed easy and previsions weak.
Articles 0|ien High Low Close
Wheat?
.May ....109% H":Si 109% l"'-,7s
July . .. !iv\ 5?? 9S% ?X'-ii
Sent . ... ?4 \ '<l t 94*? 94%
Corn ?
May .... <'>:>'?? 64 ?i-'.Si 63*i
July _63% tv.i% ?;;:'? ?>4
Sept . . 63% ?i?'s 63%
Oats
May ... :.2?s ?"',7k
July . . 46% 46% 4ti% 4t;'i
sept ... 39% 39% :::t's .::?'<?
Mess Pork, per bbl.?
May 17.02'4 17.07 Vi 16.85 lfi.M
July 17.10 17.10 lo.Jbi li;.!*7'4
Lard, per 100 lbs.?
May 9.63 9.67?,? 9.60 9.62 ?i
July 9.77% 9.77% 9.72'? 9.72%
Short Ilihs. per 100 lbs ?
May 8.90 K92% 8.82% 8.85
July 9.07% 9.10 9.00 9.02 4
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.?Money on
call easy. 2 a 3 per cent: ruling rate
2; closing bid 2; offered at 2*^4?
Time loans strong, 60 days 2?-2 a 2*j
per cent and 90 days 2*4 to :! per
cent; six months 3*4 to 3% |m'r cen .
Close; Prime mercantile paper 3%
to 4 per cent; sterling exchange
weak with actual business in bank?
ers' bills at 485.10 a 185.20 for 60
day bills an,| at 4S7..'!.'. for demand;
commercial bills 4S4Tii a 4s?; b:ir
silver .">2; Mexican dollars 44.
Baltimore Produce Markets.
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 4 ?Wheat
linn; spot contract HO1*; Southern
on grade 107 a %.
CORN?Steady; spot contract G7%;
Southern yellow corn tw1* a 67"-s.
OATS?Dull; No. 2 mixed 54%.
RYE?Steady: No. 2 Western do?
mestic S2 a %.
SALARY INCREASES.
Senators Favor Raiae Without Re?
spect to Official'* Station.
IRv Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 4 ?The
question cf increasing salaries of gov.
ernment clerks was briefly discussed
in the senate todav in connection with
the consideration of the bill making
appropriatoins for the District of Co?
lumbia. It was touched upon by Sen?
ator Baccn, who said:
"I do not think It is to the credit
of the congress that we have raised
our own salaries and the salaries
of hieb officials who are in a posi?
tion to urge their wishes and have
not only neglected t?at refused to In?
crease the compensation cf govern?
ment employes with small salaries
who are not in a position to ins st
u]h)n their demands and wculd be re
buksd and In dancer of losing their
places should they insist upon an in?
crease.''
Senator Gallinger, in charge of the
district bill, said he agreed with the
senator from Georgia and when some
plan Is presented he would be jiiad
to join In increasing salaries of pcor
ly i>a!d government employes.
WEAK IN FAITH.
Georgia Senator Declares Constitu?
ents Have Changed Minda.
i Ry Associate,! Press.)
WASHINGTON. I> C Feb. 1 ?
"Some of my constituents, when they
see a revision of the tariff ne3r at
hand are not s-> strong as they were
hefrre the election fcr such revision."
declared Senator Clay of Georgia. In
commenting upon an appropriation
bill and the large amount of monev
invclved in It. Sena'or Bacon sat
near his colleague when he made this
tetr.ark. but he only smiled and said
nothing.
Mr Clay continue.! to say that wi.a
the necessity of raising about ll.mai.
iii.il mm annually- for the expenses of
ttw- government, there would I** in?
cidental protection to industries that
could net be avoided.
VESSEL TOTAL LOSS.
Cargo of Belle O'Neil Also Is Seer.,
ficed in Wreck. .
I By Associated Press I
WILMINGTON. N C. Fef I ? The
tue Blanche and the I'nlted States
revenue cutter Scminolc left h'trriel
ly today in response to private ad
? c?-s that the American schooner
Reib- O'Neill. tons. Cap: sin Coffin
from Perth AmlwH- to Savannah, was
strand'd < ff Cane Lookout two miles
from shore whither she drifted Wed
ne-d?\ night
Later a menage came that the
schooner had gone to pieces, tcaael
an-i cargo b'ing sn entire loss Th"
Cr?w ?ere taken off by the life sa?
vers
Household Remedies.
*hirh have -lord the test of time ^e
serve ? p'sce In the medicine rb>s'
? f every fsm.ly. Mothers are tcdav
sdinlnis'fring to tbecr children tb"
remedies rh< ir grandmothers mad"
For thirty yeara Lvdls E pink
ham's Vegetable Cotapownd. mad"
from roots and bTbs bts been curing
th" women of thU country fr-m the
?o-<t f rm of female ills. ?r>d merit
?lere eonld bar* stood sncb a te#?
of t'me and won such an <-n?'sbl
record
WORLD'S GREATEST
t PSYCHIC PALMIST?CLAlRVOVANI
CLARENCE LEIGHTON
115?TWENTY-SIXTH ST?115
$1?LOW FEE THIS WEEK?$1 00
TELLS YOUR FULL NAME.
1 AGE.
' A NO OCCUPATION.
OR NO CHASGE.
Mr. Leighton, the prophet and ndvi
i ser of the hour, is acknowledged if
i have no equal. The iieiiefaetor ol
humanity, giving Instant relief ti
Iboae who have trouble in love, do
inestie, law or business; ;ill <-an finil
insiaut relief and permanent help bj
< on.suIt lug him. If you are in doubl
regarding any affair of life seek Iii;
aid at oiice.
j Leigbton Positively Guarantees
Success.
If you are separated lioui the out
I you love, or in trouble from all} cause
CONSULT HIM NOW Would >?>?
like ;., MARRV QUICKLY? Have ;.oj
trouble over any affali . Hie? Di you
i eonn uiplate :uiy phaii; ? 1m you wisn
I to be more succNffuI? I! so, you need
his advice. No questions asked. Von
are immediately told of > i:r iroifblea
and h w to overcome I hem. lie calls
you by name, and tells I he object of
your visit,
j Separated Are Quickly Reunited,
'ami male happy. Mr. Ncighton is the
j favori e of -au classes. standing alone
in the profession, Riving advice 'hat
I will lift the depressed, Ic Iping them
at once cut of their troubles, the on
j fortunate and disco'traged are made
I happy; the straight road to
Success, Wealth and Happiness
? pointed o.n to ail. Th- Brand results
I obtained by those who have consulted
Frederick lyeighton is positive proof
of his superior power to reveal the
Imysteries of the future; the heart?
broken husband, wife and lover are
delivered from their mental suspense
Iinto a perfect state .if happiness.
When truth is revealed, us it always
is when they consult the peer of all
' life readers, the universal expression
is. I am satisfied and happy since I
consulted .Mr. Leigbton.
Love, Courtship, Marriage.
I What is more BEAUTIFt'L than the
j true. UNBLEMISHED \e of one per
I son for another? What is sweeter.
I better or more to be desired than
perfect harmony and happiness in
married life? If you want to win
j the esteem, love and
I Everlasting Affection of Another
see Mr. l><ighton; he has INSPIRED
i many with that real leve, that affec?
tion for eSch other, which gives man
jthe tendency to love only one woman
I and the woman the tendency to love
only one man: when this affection
i is streng, it will not change, even
in the midst of all sorts of adversi?
ties, but will continue to love with
a love that fears nothing, doubts noth?
ing, succumbs to nothing; such a
love will no:, cannct change of itself,
but where it once existed, it may have
been force,) to change by evil influ?
ences or the finer forces working
against it: when these finer forces
are not in harmony and these evil
influences which creai^ so much hav?
oc come inti cur lives, they come
Quietly, Stealthily and Unobtrusively.
I Like a thief in the night, they steal
unawares, until they have fastened
firmly upon their prey, and put to
flight all joy, harmony and nappiness
without even making their presence
known.
j Frederick Leighton overcomes all
[such troubles: families separated f< r
many years nave been quickly reunited
by the scientific efforts of Mr. Leigh
ton; long years of courtship have re
suited in speedy marriages when the
lady or gentleman sought his assist?
ance.
Investments and Money Matters.
Where to get GOOD INTEREST on
all kinds it INVESTMENTS can lie
shown to any one who is willing to
be convinced; just when to sell your
property so as to get the very bes'
price is worth knowing. This yo'i can
learn to a certainty; the month or
day to sill or buy; he will tell you
when to
Make Successful Business Changes
and hew to make them, which is tbe
KEYNOTE TO WEALTH. Even- one
ithe rich and the poor, all want MORE
SUCCESS in Lfe.
Clarence Leighton la Successful,
and can make successful if yon
consult h in. He will give you all
impi riant methods Of securing stic
Icess. There are good, explainable rea?
sons why some are successful and
others are not. You can learn the
I reason by calling on Mr. leighton.
America's Greatest Clairvoyant.
Every one is ENTITLED to success
jacctrding to their ambition and abil
I Ky. YOU do not aspire to things you
j cannot possess. i.?.irn this great se?
cret. Thousands have consulted him
and continue to do so. and are on tbe
r ad to
Prosperity. Power and Influence.
The discontent--d are lifted up; tne
'doutxful have ho|w-s and confidence
restored: the oaea that debts are
holding in perpetual bondage can
nreak their fette s The troubles of
life, no matter what they are. can
immediately b?> I Aliened and in time
absolutely remov.-d. Secure peace
and happiness. If yon have troubles
of aav nature call on this gifted man
A UTTUE Ol Tl.INK OF MY RE?
CORD, which la< been broucht
sround during the year ending De?
cember. i?o?. Yet I reveal no names
or *ecret*, only the bare facts: 721
marriage*, h: pnrsttona?withont
anv after troubl. eaosed by !?** mu?
tual consent <f fVpowia* psrtle?: kv
rsted 1? bur.ed treasmres: locsted 1*
wills and 11 deed,, succeeded m de
ve|-.p|nix lie c'airvoyants; reunited
11? separated: have helped. 1*2 invea
'ors. ?Tcced.il in bringing to a clone
7*1 esses !?fT in,finished by o?ber
clairvoyant*: there nave been 714
cases of such priiate nature that I
do nc- feel like classifying In fact.]
It snfflo-s to on;,- say there I* no
besrt ?o sad or ?i*h too crest that
vonr hope* rsnno; be speedily remV
ir?"d 17 the fores of thla srcaJerful
power
HOURS?10 A M. TILL S P. M.
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Located at tne cff.ee of lata Dr. Jo?
seph Charles.
115? TWENTY SIXTH ST.?115
Intelligent h -?c-jim SSJBswans
Sc - ted.
Lady Attendant.
CALL TOOAY.
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t?te ?ithou
jewelry, or i
or artii les <
carriage?, o:
a buyer for
can make
Rates for
Advertise mei
rate of one cent
small, less than
time contracts.
WANTED.
WANTED- TO SELL THE PRIVl
lege and rights of bottling Pepsi
Cola in Newport News. Hamilton.
Phoebus, Warwick and Elizabeth
Citv counties. Apply PEPSI COLA
MOTTLING CO.. Norfolk. Va, 2-o-6t
WANTED?OCCUPANTS KOR SEV
eral bright, airy rconis with or with,
out board; modern conveniences.
Ref. exc. 130 31st st. Bell 'phone 3?G.
1-9-1 :n-eod
WANTED?EVERY ONE TO COME
? and see the Now Ford Automobile.
$850.00. 234-236 25th St?ROUSE'S.
l-4-2i
WANTED?WE WANT EVERY
body to know we are selling Hay.
Grain, Flour and Feed cheap for
cash. Goods delivered to any part
of the city For Information call
Bell 'phone 315. M. B. MORRIS &
CO., 444 "Thirty-fourth St. 1-7-lm.
WANTED?TO BUY. SELL OR EX
chanee. furniture and stoves. C. W.
LEWIS 25'.'2 Huntington avenue.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?FEBRUARY, EDISON
(lold Moulded Records; the Harry
louder songs, and entire list cf
liopular, vocal and instrumental
numbers. GEO. D. HAMPTON PI?
ANO CO.. 210 Twenty-eighth
street. 1-18-09
FOR SALE?MAINE IRISH COB
ler Seed Potatoes. Also, .variety On.
ion Sets. VIRGINIA FRUIT AND
FHODUCE COMPANY, 2304 Wash
;ti?ton avenue 1-19-1 m
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Cs.ll and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick Building.
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
NOTICE.
Frone the numerous expressions of
approval of my record In the legis?
lature, and as?uraneo of supptr from
my fellcw citizens should I again be
a candidate. I hen by announce my
candidacy- for reuominalion to the leg.
Isla tare," subject to the Democratic
primary Respectfully.
3-2-1 BS W E BARRETT
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fcr: offices C * O. Station, ruones.
Bell. Nos. 401 and 135; Citizens No.
12. tf.
For Rent!
EXTRA
FINE BUSINESS
STAND
213 25th St.
(Store formerly occupied
by T. W. Jndkins)
CHEAP RENT
POSMSSlOfl Doc 1st
Vant Ad v<
>ur"Bank
teed to "'raise some meuey," try
roagh the want ads. Soll so
without?or secure a liberal loi
t brokerage fees?or dispose o
nat'hinery, or furniture, or music
of rlothiaK, or bookt?, er pictu
r bric-a-brac: or find a "backer"
your real estate. In any of tl
the WANT AI), your "]
Classified A
rrts under classified heads will he inse
a word for each insertion. No advei
25c *or the first insertion. Special r
FOR RENT.
, i FOR RENT?SECOVD-STORY FRONT
I Rocm, Southern Exposure. Ill Thlr.
j t>-third street. 2-5-2t
j FOR RENT?LARGE. WELL LOCAT
ed atore room, formerly occupied
by T. W. JUDKINS. Terms very
i reasonable. For Information apply
I Dally Press office.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I SEED P( TAI OES?MAINE GROWN
Sunlight, Irish Cobblers. Green
Mountain and Prince Edward Island
varieties. Hay. grain, flo.tr, meal tmd
feed for cash or credit as cheap
as any CASH price in the city.
Reil 'phone 221. Citizens' phone 58.
H. H. WALKER. 208-210 2:lrd
Street. 1-16-lm
NORFOLK TALLOW CO. ? DEAD
animals removed free of charge by
C. H. Schofleld, 'Phone S4-L. Hamil?
ton. 12-31-3m.
A BUSINESS OBLIGATION?HAVE
your clothes made by KEATING,
the Tailor. 221 Twenty-fifth street.
11-26-tf.
QUICK AS A FLASH. NEAT AS A
pin. everything good to eat. Tha 's
'us! DELMONT LUNCH ROOM
next to Schmelz Bros. Bank.
HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS?
WE can eclli-et them. Guarantee to
collect or r.o charge. GEO C.
BLAND. Room 1. Coleman BIdg.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE
Office and Showroom 2J4-236 25th St.
?Rhenes 51. Res. 110
j. HUGH CAFFEE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EM
i banner. OfiVe Phones. Bell and
Citz. No 1. Residence. Bell No. II.
I 1-20-tf
HAULING
j PROMPTLY DONE
j From a Parcel
; to an Engine
i ?
i Freight, Bargain,
j Furniture and Safe?.
I Carefully and
Promptly Moved. \
Virginia
Transportation
Company
Storage Warehouse
514 520 27th Street
Reasonable Kates
er^_!*
to accomplish
mething that
m on real es
E securities or
al instruments
res, or horses, ! Mf
or partner, or !
ess ways yon J
SANK ER.'
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dvertising: yj>
Vir
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rted at the uniform
'tisement. however
ates made on long
Sell Theatre
Home of High Class Amusements.
Matinee and Night.
NEW
PICTURE :: PROGRAM
Feature Picture
"Origin of Beethoven's Moonlight
Sonata."
A IW-autifuI Tinted Picture.
"Earthquake Disaster."
The orlgir.31 and best p:rttre of
this great calamity at Mussina.
"The Village Quarrel."
A Good Drama.
"The Two Band Boxes."
Good Ccmecy.
?A Sure 'Nuff Tumbler,"
Another Gocd Curni d;.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF
.:. VAUDEVILLE ~
Headlined by
"Doward & Whiting"
In the!;- playlet entitled "The Typ?
ical Ro;:nd^r," in which there
are no dull mome.vs.
"Fred Primrose"
A Typical black Face with gooi
and catchy Songs. Sayings and
Dancing.
Good Muaic by the Orchestra.
PERFORMANCES:
Matinee?3 to 6.
Night?7 to 11.
I TRUSTEE'S SALE.
! OF HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
I ON TWENYSiXTII STREET.
BETWEEN OAK AND PARRISH
I AVENUES IN THE CITY OF
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
I Pursuant to the terms of a deed
.f trust dated May 2". 1!?<'|, recorded
in deed book No. 2t">. pfge 3*>.t. records
I of the clerk's office of the corpora
' 'ion court of the ciry of Newport
News, executed by C. W. Bast a.n and
wif.? to the andersigned trustee, de
fault having occurred in the pa>ment
. of the debt secured, and at the re
; quest of the beneficiary there.n. I
I will offer for sale at p.lilic auc'ion
I in frcnt of th" premises, on Saturday
? February at 12 o'clock m
part lo's Nos. 23, 30 and 31. 'n b!r>?k
I No 4?VC. ' Map cf the Old Dominion
I Inveseaseat Company:" for a full de
, script ion reference t? invited to the
said deed.
Terms?i" . h
W E- COTTRELL. Trustee
For further information apply to
Plrre:: St West 2;;, Twenty fifth
I Street, Newport News. Va.
j--?
RESTAURANTS.
THE STAR RESTAVRANT.
For Ladies and. Gent emen.
We bny and nsc only the h.gbcst
grade of everything tha'.'s good Wo
want your patronage and we will do
a'l lu oar power to <-srn iL Cleanest
and nxst satisfactory place in town.
211 Tw-enty-saveaih streeL nex SIls
"v P'.d* t-ltt-l yr.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Newpifl News Academy
Newport Mews. Va.
Second term will b'-fin Feiimary %.
1?0?. TbO?" d"?lr*;.e to cnt?r will
apply to ROBT W DURRETT.
Pox 262. Principal.

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