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GAPT. HUTCHINS IS
MENTALLY UNSOUND
Realizing His Condition, Asked Ad?
miral Sperry to Relieve Him
of Command.
NO CHARGE PENDING AGAINST HIM
Laboring Under Extreme Nervousnessj
Kearsarge's Commander Was Afraid
to Trurt Honself on the Bridre?
Will be Examined by Specal Medi
cal EDiid as to Condition.
i Bv Associated Press.) .
WASHIXCTOX, I) I'.. Peh ?.'?'.
Captain Hamilton llutehiiis who was
r. li< veil oi his command of the ur??
?'?-bin Kearsarge hv Admiral Sperry.
iust l^forc Ihe live) l<ft Gibraltar,
i io v ?'xamim'd bj a special board I
which will look into his mental iinilj
physical condition.
Mis mental condition is said to I?
u.osl pitiable.
Ii tv: s because of the great tier
vousii' ss itmlt't' which Captain Hutch
it:.- labored thai lie was, at his owi
leanest, relieved of bis commuu I
Unwilling to Trust Himself.
lie told Admiral Sperr > that he * I i = I;
not feel v. Illing to trusi himself on j
the bridge of the vessel during anvj
length of time, and felt thai in jus-|
lice to tin- department, and to thei
officers and neu tinder Iiis commanll
ahu'.ild lie relieved of the respon-|
: .' i i ? of ing the si ip trat k to j
tie I'nited States.
Tin functions of a naval medical
loard are practically identical with
those of an arm\ retiring board, anil
mi its recommendations will dopen.!
whether Captain Hutchina ?-liar re
main on tIi? ? active list or he re?
tired.
Admiral Sperry says there wer. no
chargi s acaitist the captain, his relief
being due entirely to bis nervous
condition.
SHIPPING REPORT
__ I
Friday. February 26. 1909. I
Arrived.
Sch on* i' Herb rr I>. Maxwell. Quil
lin, Baltimore?to Mary land Coal and I
c ke Comiiany tor cargo.
Schooner Jennie French Potter.
Potter. Portland?to Herwin 1-Wliite
real Company for cargo.
Sailed.
St earner Joy Marn ilir.i Prowse.
Avcnmouth; Dundonia (Br.l 'Mrl>e::d,
Chrisubal Colon: Rio .Jano iSpanish)
(Jerrica. Hamburg.
Barge Yemniassee. Boston
Marine Notes.
The schooner Hettie P. Simpson,
which has been at the shipyard fir;
minor repairs was towed out in the
stream yesteray to await her turn a'
ihe coal ock.
The British steamer Dundonian
sailed yesterday for Colon. Panama, j
with ti cargo tf coal, ioaded by ;h"!
Rerwind-White Coal Minin? C m ratty
Calender for Today.
Sun rises .6:3S a. m.
Sin sets .?:?S p. m.
Hit:!! water ...3:00 a. m: 3:42 p ID.
Low water ...9:41 a. m.: '?> '?'?'' p m
Basketball.
LKXIXGTOX, YA . Feb. 26.?Wash?
ington and Lf- Cniversity. -l": Vir
airta Polytechnic Institute. U.
BUY CLOTHES RIGHT
NOBBY NEW
SPRING STYLES IN
Hats
Nile and Iloyal Green in
t-oft. and Seal Brown and
Ivy Gre*?n in rtiff Hat??
$2 to $5
Werthsimer
&Co.
w a>hinjf ton Ave. Sc 24th ct.
PUT IN FOB SHELTER.
Leaking Schooner Fortuna and Tug
Stop in Roadc.
The leaking schooner Pottuna. in
i w <:; ihe Wilmington. X. I'., tug
I Alexander Jones, arrive*) in Hump! u
! Koads tor shelter from tin gale, tut??
Thursday night, and remained at
anchor um II yesterday afternoon
witea th vessels pin >o sea, I? und
for New Vorl.
The Portima sprang a leako while
I? und fiotn Jacks nvlll" t.? New Volk
wish a cargo of Innrher and was com.
' Hi ,| to put Into Wilmington foi
temporary repairs before 'proceeding,
where th ? service^ of tile tilg were
secured to ? w her t > New Vork
??wets' may^deHand
mahn declaration
Reported That Liquor Dealers' As
fociation Have Held Conferences
With Senator Martin.
WASHINGTON, Kelt ,\ sp t iul
In the Post from Richmond, Va. says;
Several conferences have I.u le-M
within th.. lutsi two weeks between
i.'preKentatives of ihe Virginia laquoi
Healers' Assoeiulioii and lrnile I
States Senatot Thomas S Martin,
with tie- object of securing to Judge
William Hod.'. Main, candidate for
governor, the stippori o| the liquor
element in Virginia, provided Judge
Nianii wiii agree to a public statenienl
that lie will not approve any measure
passed b\ the legislature, while gov?
ernor, declaring for State-wide prohibi?
tion in Virginia, according I? a !ea.l
ing member of I he Liquor Dealers' A<
si elation
It is said that a tacii agreement
was reached al informal meetings, and
if the desired ends (tin be obtained
in a pul lie statement, tie liquor deal?
ers will he s'ttisfled with the rand!
dacv of Judge Mann.
In tltis connection it is said that
as a result of the conference ('tilted
States Senator Martin is not near
so enthusiastic in bis support (it
Judge Mann as he w:is - wo weeks titii
This information comes from sqtire s
usually regarded as reliable.
Enters the Antisaloon League.
The rock on which all negotiations
up to tltis time stranded is the Ant.
saloon Leauue. which hopes to force
within the four years a statewide
pn hibtion Hub' in Virginia, and con?
sequently, lIiis league would hardly
agree to support a candidate under
promise to veto any 1411 adopted by
the legislature looking to this end
Tucker has already declared thai he
will ?? to a bill of this kind. Should
Judge Mann also make such a state?
ment publicly to tne liquor people the
league will be forced tu seek its end
by the doubtful experiment of boing
before the people for their votes on
the question.
Indirectly, several times, the in for?
mat ion has come from tin* headquart?
ers ol Judge Mann thai he will make
no statement as to what he will do
If elected governor. Now the qu >stlon
in the minds of the politicians is. what
will Senator Martin do? If. as there
appears to be some reason to believe,
he will keep bands off and allow the
candida'es to fight it out among them?
selves, a knotty tan.'le presents it
j self.
Wcu d Support Tucker.
It is learned that a meeting of Hie
liquor people has been held a' Rich?
mond, behind closed doors, the sense
ol whi? h was that they would sup?
port Tucker againai Mann, on the
ground that it would be liettor to have
a man in the governors chair who
did not favor prohibition rial would
use his influence against it. than a
man who while not running on thai
platform, has long been affiliated with
the Anti-saloon league and would wel.
come ain movement iflade hy the
league.
Judge Mann declines to take up this
question of what he wrl do if con?
fronted by the two horns of the dilem?
ma, after he has become governor on
iiical option platform, and with the
support of the liquor people. It is
apparent that lie cannor steer clear
of trouble when these two antagonist,
ir force finally lock boms for the con?
trol of the S'ate.
Patent Medicines in Japna
Vive-Consul-Geneiral r. ft. Babbitt,
of Vohohoma, has ft rwarded the
regula ions govenring Ihe sale of
patent medicines in Japan, from
which the fokiwing extracts are talc
en :
Makers an.i venders <? patent modi,
eines, in Japan must have licenses
grantiirg such privileges, and if it
is desired to change the formula for,
tuakir.g a medicine, or the descrip?
tion .f its uses and virtues, new li?
censes must be secured In case ar.v
medlelnV produces evu results the
license permRtlug its sssnufsrture r
sale. If initoMi.l may Is" revoked. A
dealer ;s required to pay a semi an
nual duty of $1 and IS i-eiits for a
license Before granting a licen-e
the authotifies ascertain whether or
sot -he poisonous incri-dients contain
e4 |n 'he medicines would he In?
jurious 'o purrha?? rs Pines are pro
vMed f r dealers who violate the
stipulations contained In ihe licence
PROVERBS AND PHRASES.
A man is an indulgen censor to
rumseR ? l<atin.
A little Mirl wants but a IH'le
n< ?? te aman
\ n.an without religion is like a
horse without a bridle Ijiin
A n ho- life lieforc s ! itif Shaken
peare
For MOO
We offer a bouse ard lot ,n f> f
y.mple. on Twen v-third> street near
Wickham ?>'?! nc Would take onh
|.*i<i rash. l>*l*ne* $?. pet mottth Ma?i
is said si on. . He uuirk JM>M MKR
VIU.K TRI'ST POMPANV. lac
Three phones. 2?
FAST GAME IS EXPECTED;
r. M. C. A. Basketball Players Go
to Mlllliamstiurg.
CROWD OF ROOTERS' GOING ALONG I
Local Team Beat College Boys oy
Narrow Margin Recently and a
Hotly Contested Match Probably
Will be Pu.lrd Off Tonight.
The basketball panic which w:i- ar.
ranged a week ago lx*fwven 111? - |e< al
Young Men's Christian Association
team nmi sod of students of ihe
High school and the leaiu of High
sch'ol students from tin- Hampton
association to played on Ihe local
Moor Itils afternoon, was cancelled by
the Hampton team at a lau- hour lasi
Jiigt:t
Ii u s ihot the cancellation ol
this game ntfiy I"' the causo of a
serious breach In the athletic tvia
lion botwe-n ihe two High schools
and the I wo associations, as the |;*ea|
boys had made all the arrangements
:'?>r the contest and had sob, ov< one I
hundred tickets around lown
The manager of the local team
stated last nigut thai h ? did n"f
think thai the IlampH niaiis were net
ittg fairly as when his team playedi
a game in Hampton about a week
ago, the> i nly did so with Ihe ?-\
press understanding 'bar a return
game would he played in this city
today. . j
HOUSE PASSES THE
SUNDRY CML BILL
(Continued from First Page.l |
Ret of .lune 28.1902. went out on a I
point of otder b\ Mr Fitzgerald, of
\"et? York.
The hill Itassed.
ftessicn Record Broken.
All records for the SIxtli ii Con
t;re^s w? re br ken by the House ses?
sion which ended at 3:21 o'clock thi-'
morning having extended over a
period or siv<-eii and a half hours
Efforts of the House lenders t<>
rush i lire ugh all the important ap
propriation bills in the closing hcurs
f th-' session, which terminates next
Thursday at noon together with the
obstructions placed in their way by
the Democrats, probably will neces?
sitate long night sessions on < very
( ne of the live remaining days.
Party Ctashe? Frequent.
The Oem. eratIr filibuster. Inaugu?
rated last night, greatly irritated j
Chairman Tawney. c; the appropria?
tion committee, and the result was
frequent clashes between him and
member* of the < p-,osite side of the
chamber.
Biner per'onauties w?-re Indulged
in When Mr. Tawney's t''tn|ier wasi
referred to by Mr. Beel!. Texas. Mr.
Mann, of Illinois. suggested that Mr.
Tawney's temper might !?e improved
if the "gentleman firm Texas would
improve his manners.''
The Retcrt Courteous.
? Tc copy 'hose of the gentlemen
from Win is." was the hot r*tort.
"would l>e lo make of myself aj
down."
Mr Oaines. Tennessee, also ?ook of.
fense at Mr Tawney ami announced
that he wruld stand the "snarls and
howls of the gentleman hnt little
longrr
A sharp i>assage occurred late in
the night between Mr. Tawney and
.1 a i Sharp Williams. Mississippi,
former minority leader, when the
t rrm-r declared t'.nit h<- was not Irv?
ing to prevent th- gentleman from
making a speech, but an exhibition of
himself
I fJIfr. Williams re.?|(oiid?^I in kind,
stating that if he -were making as
great an exhibition of himself as the
gentleman from Minnesota ni mall)
and nsuailv <loe> of hints/ If. he would
i'cvl safer for himS'lf 'ban he then
did
The r?-c Tils show thai the aggre?
gate of the remarks made during the
day s session exceeded these of ajty
If IMC HI EAT
siMsniimuns
!"?>?? i?cMer von like them th?-lr
?ueces? i. th? simple aeert-t of
genuin? n?ss Maate Sugar from
Vermont, lion--, from the Trept.-s
! Vnts ['nsi th-- M<-dif< rraacan are .
i a t? ? of th?- f.ems thtt ewitrlbfe
t?> m.?'?? t be ixi the I-ins' rbo? o
|.l?-s In 'h?- world - 'Chief of Tbem
AH" i
THE MIRROR
?80' Wa?hi?t;t3n Avenue
day during Hie lam un.ir'oi m ;
I i ury.
ENORMUSMTPUT OF
TURPENTINE LAST YEAi
Figure* Are Based Upon Quotation?
at Savannah, the t ? ,, Mar
ket of the Wuiiu.
WASHINGTON, r i. r.i," pn
dui'tiou of more than a; .uiu.im gal
h>us 01 turpentine ant more i'ian
I,nun neii barrels of ro-iti with .1 lalu
a'ion ei more ihan $1).i.onu 101 th<
turpentine and nearl\ >iv">n>.onn for
ihr rosin, summarizes the output
tin' natal stores iml.i, r> fi r tuns
according in the pi liminnri report |
? if tin- I 'lilted Stati. forest seryiet
just completed. Th- studv was pn
Uded for In a speci tl appropriation
of $lo.niw |>y POHKie :ini| tin- re
pori contain* the 11m romplete am
accurate statistics hit gathered foi
tin- naval s|( res industri in 1I1I?
country und rovers h ? pr duciioi
fcr both l!'o7 and I!'"1- giving coin
paratlve ligurea for li" ?0 years
Ol t he eight Son: hern s'ates, oa< I
producing mure than l'uii.imiii gallons
of turpentine and '-'. barrels ol
rosin. Florida leads the list with IT
|i.'tll.:UNl gallons 01 lurpentiiie in |!inf
against I5.572.70ii gallon. In \'m~ .(n
I.S32.Ill barrels of rosin in pniK.
against 1,774.3711 barrels In ISuT
The trtai:- Turpentine gallons Hi!.
r.S?.IKMI; Rosin, ban. I 1 .'s?i.2>>;i: Till
petttiue, gallons til.IMi . h, Kosln bar
ii Is 3.MM?.321.
While these figure, .'um an in
crease of 2,408.200 gallons of turpeti
tine and 288,962 barrels of rosin foi
;i!)0S over 1SMI7. there was a marked|
(decrease in the vain of lite product
a or If' i* as compared with the pre
t"ding >ear. This was) ?lue to ihr
great decrease in Ihe prevailing price*
for turpentine tor Ilms and a sligh'
decrease in the prevailing prices fit j
rosin during the same year Tin
value of ihe product ior the ;wi
years follows:
Tur; entice, l!<ns. 114.11 J. !77 112:
l?uT $1H.2R3.30?.??;I: rosin. I!MIH, $17
7K3.5o9.61: l*?7. $ 17 '? 17 ."".:< !'.".: a dif?
ference in the value of tne combined |
0111 put of $:!,~i>4. |sl' ?>:: in favor ol
I HOT
The figures used in determining the
value of turpentine and rosin f. r tie
two years are based 1 11 the market
.quotations at Savannah, the recogniz?
ed naval stores market of the i'niled
States. The average price received
for turpentine manufactured In 1908
was $0.3X57 per gallop and in ISO
was $0.5349 per gallon. The average
price received for rosig was in 1!'":
$114 p r barrel and in 1907 was
$4..'!e pep barrel.
The number of operations for thf
I two years were distributed among]
the eight states as foil ws:
IH'IX 1903
Alabama.I 92 iv">
Florida.?33 5?5[
Cisirgia.CH6 *I in |
Louisiana. '.'?*>
Mississippi.94
North Carolina.41 411
South Carolina..17
Texas. X 4
1.705 1.(820.
The increase in production for l:*ts|
over lUn" was due to mere favorable
weather and labor conditions than I
increased operations. But few|
operators increased their operations
owing to the disorganized condition j
of the market at the time operations
commenced Figures upon which tic
report of production for the two years
are based were secured by a system
of ccrespondence and personal visits
to the points of production bv agents
of the forest service.
BIG SWINDLE PLANNED.
Two and Half Million Scheme Nip-]
ped in Bud.
NRW YORK. Fet?. 2? ?Rankers and]
police officials of two confidents millf
breathe cash r as a result ol Ihe
rest in Milan Italy, roporte I in
special cable dispatch of several of|
the men who are liellevej to hav<
been the principals in an attempt lo|
swindle th< American Express Com?
pany to it"- extent of $2.400,11*11 by
no .ii:s of 1 flood of forged checks,
which acre to have been placed in |
cirrrjjetion si mill aaeonaly in lamde
Ptu-i* and Rome.
Tso cl tie- lour prisoners ar-- Frznk|
Felina and (trphee Osigoni. The re
cords in (splice headquarters in this
city Indicate that Origoni is no other!
than the Count Orphee Crigotti. whol
was once a ? aptala in the Italian[
Armv ar. ! more recently in the ciupke
of the Metropolitaa Ufe lnsirance|
fomtaiiv 1 I New York in a responsible
position
Frank F Ima is said to is- one ofl
the mos' !< ''??mntished prof<-s.sional [
forgers of recent times, and to have|
served tin n the Sing Sing Pent
?entiarv Hi* r-cord ss a *ki!lf il and|
darinc penman" Is alleged to be
familiar to Ihe noliee alik-- of ESTOP"
end Anieri' 1 who have Iw-en b?okina|
for him. a? sell as for Count Ort-tnoi
for manv months.
Tbe atti :? I IO victimize -he \itii
rsn Kspr - ?ompauv. the Ne? York
police ?m is undoubtedly tbe Worft
of the arnie '.and which aliout a year
ago undertook to rob f |i Richard
a> Co tit ? rt sad shipping .m-rtt ?
T| Broad ? a' of nearl.- $2"e ?msi hvi
Steens ?? rie* ef egr-Tlli forged |
letter* o ii?. manv of ?Mrh
prereat'-d >Iiiiims) siiuul'an on .1- i"
I retainer, inks in France Fncleni
Mali it. tum. Gennas? and Holland
The am- ' arfuslly realized ?? 'hat
?wind I. ? 1 alines gjg.ene
The c- ?--nt ahrna 1 a 'b.v tm?
rlong ? * F'iuta. who ha 1 Jsjsi he?n|
released Irem Sing Ring Owe of tie
Lann i.-.? ' l>?7jo was tb?n ? ? *|
and conti ?e I the police aav th ? pla:--1
for a fir-si of forserw
His Own Counsel.
HIS MANAGFR IS NON COMMITTAL
Judge Mjnn'i Nephew Declares H s
Uncle Will Exerci?? His Own Dis
cretion As to the Proper Time to
Pubi.sh Views.
KM II V i\ 11 \'A Peb F< w
ripple* marked the outward face <?t"
ll'' poliiicitl |MMlll lodav, thoiifclt j
many a bin Irog whs swimming he
tow ilie surface mill vexing hi* era
ilium wit;i ibc iptestlotis which have
arisi ti in cimint?*? iIimi with Ihe pre*.
en1 campaign
Murrt S: (borge Tucker hiitit oft
in a private room, hard ai w rkj
wi b bis s'.-nociiiplc r. 'While Captain!
Klchard s Ker his campaign mana?
ger, i nc ll pies an adjoining cluiniber. |
Which is ii set I |nr 'lie reception of
visitors.
The Tenth district eaudMate will
be here nearly all Ulis week, while
iis lieutenants continue to surd 'lay ,
and night. I
Mr Tucker has shown his hand,
and now (here remain* but little morei
fcr him M an) lie has endeuvorvd I
to Htiswei tin' questions propounded
and has answered them in no uncer?
tain way.
People know lust what he would do
If a Htaie-witle prohibition bill w re
pasted by tin- legislature.
Hasn't Negotiated.
In all probability, Mi Tucker him?
melt doea not knew lo w this part of
his spei- It look with those most
vitall? interest il ro and con in
letnpi ranee. I
Captain Ker said this morning that
never either directly or Indirectly,
had Mr. Tucker held any communi?
cation wi ll the liquor or th ? anti
sab mi people. Xo overtures iuiv-'
been made to organizations, nor has
Mr. Tucker made them any promises,
!n short bls position i'i ihe matt - Is
the result of bis own sincere und un?
shackled ctmvietlous on the subject.
W'iiether or in t in the < pinion of
politicians be played the game wisely,
he stake.-| his I ort lines on what ho
-aid Wednesday niuht and he la quite
willing to abide b> his utterances.
Judg - Mann was not in town this
morning, bin it was thought at his
headquarters thai he might show up
sometime curing tne day.
Colon?) James Mann, his ncpuew
.in I campaign manager, courteously,
but p'sitiv-ly iliclin>-d 10 do sny
talking for his uncle. He did say.
nowever. thar at the proper time
Judge Mann would declare himself
fully o- to State-wi.-i . prohibition, and
all other subjects in which the voters
an- ( on et i ned.
To Suit Hit Ov n Convenience.
Colonel Manti w nt on to add that
the judge intended to exercise his
own judgment as to what was the
proper time for this busiu "as. To ex
press it bluntly, he doesn't puriioae
either hurrying or delaying his state?
ment, simply because m? miters if the
opposition camp call iijon him to
s|x*ak.
.Vor is it stated what medium he
will adopt for making known his
v-i* ws He may lift the lid in a pub?
lic S|?eech, or be may declare him?
self in a printed statement.
It may !*? that the judge will cate?
gorically answer the oft-repeated
Chargen 'bat be has been dickering
with "he liquor people, but no one
:?eems authorised to predict what
will sav in this enneetion.
M-nor Office? Unnoticed
i^rnv-iic-w it, is hard to stir up the
silgh'esi Interest in the runt st tor
the p-sFtr itygitlons mi the Sta<
ticket. Judge Samuel W William.?,
of Wytbe. has created a sligh'
breere by comiiis to Richmond and
:..ginning his fieht for the attorney
gent ralship. He has as bis opto
?tent C lonel Robert C. Catlett. of
Rockbrhlge, 'he assistant attorney
g? serai.
TIm-so two candidates practice th"
Alphonse snd (iaston tact k a towards
ach oth?r Karh says the other is
a fine man
Rut Judg<- Williams friends are n
sistemly demindiiig that th-- South
west have recognition They declare
? ha 'bis secM ii hss not been recog?
nized Wph an ?lectlve otflrc in the
last eleven years
Atf'tition also is railed to the fact
that the Ninth district though In Re?
publican clotcb< s is the iarg<-.< l*-m -
cra'ie district in the S-'ate-that 1?,
has more f> nsv rafic vo?- r? than
im other
0EVH0EH. 0. HHUGHJON
AT HIS HOME IN BUllMOH
News of Mas Brother's Sudden f>tj
Comes to Major Jame?
HaujhtO"
Majc ' James Hiicin n and hl?
d.ni?:h'<t Mis- ?trfa. b-f: las: night
f<ir Ital'irw b'-ing calb-d there h?
i>?* of the death .of the major**
t>m-her Mr It 'i H?ngtet it No
details tr<- kn<>?n h? re. bttt Mr
Hau?htnn'a death la supposed to haw
o< enrred very unexpectedly and sad
(
?ranch htoresi
wiiKtna
Ss'tui
N.r.
Ma.lt ?u<l
fhon? Orden
Pr?m tut.
Filled.
25c Misses' Silk Lisle Hose, IQc.
3 Pair
CARFARE REFUNOED TO ALL CUSTOMERS WHO PURCHASE
?'.00 OR OVER FROM HAMPTON. PHOEBUS AND
OLD POINT.
Schmelz Brothers. m.
City and County Depository.
Steady growth evidence! aatiafactory service:
Deposits Heeetnb'T 3ist. IHfM . $ r.?s.ct2 9"
Deposits December 31st. I Son . 742,192.82
UeiKiiiiiH December 31st. 190C . 78S.721 35
Deposit! December 3lst I8t?? . A2b.238.lt
Deponit! December 31ft. lyos . 1.048.324.27
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Brass and Iron Beds
High Grade Felt
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Virginia
Transportation
Company
Storage Warehouse
514-520 27th Street
Reasonable Rates
denly He was in Ms seventy
eighth war
Mr. Haugh'on sas for many years
nr< miiw-nt In Itriti.-h ship ing circles.
bu? ?orte- years ago he re*ire.I. came
to tMa countr> and mad' his honv in
Haltimore. *>n several ?eeasPcts he
has visited hi* brotn?.r Ve* and he
ban a number of (.leads in the city.
Mr. Manch on was greatly issVreat* 1
In the ship aal -idv get stlosi. advocat.
ing 'he negative ?t,;.- at?l a? <w sIitn
he atwl Mr R fi Btch.ori lied an
lereri-s. inc and ins'tuctlv.. di*enssoi'
if the sn' i-e? In the chimes of the I
l?a|lv Press
R. ? . trip :iel<e:s via flav l.tn? to I
Wa-htngten. h\ w?v of RaBisanre !
w Inaamnrs ?< n. $.. no l.snited hi t?n
lars Sale rommefrinz F<-bmsp
i. 224-41
L ita
It jon fu.nk that yon ran not
ja Nose Glass that will held on? 1
j then, we have the So-Easy. Vid,
ft, Shtir On. and other styles
nioun'ings tbst are sure to flt
Eye* examine^ and glasses
leea to give satisfaction.
HULL & HULL,
Opticians,
121 .'???h St.. oopoalte
Secret cf Co-itCfte-tnt.
To wo:k (.at our own content
we .m.iii.i lalt r not so mach
, .a- ? .1 ..a;? i a.
our desires.