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THE MATHEWS JOURNAL
a* ? ? ? - ' - ? - ? - _. - .... . ... - , . ..- . , _ ?
VOL. VIH, MATHEWS C H.. VA.. THURSDAY, IULY 20. 1911 NO- 24
Monuments and Grave Stones
in Marble and Granite
If 700 aeed anything in this line get our price before placing order.
ad fact ws are
dolBg tas largos
?la Tidewater Vir?
ginia. The latest
Improved ma
shiner y with
which oar plant
?Is equipped en
Ws respectfully invite you to call and Inspect our large stock ef Unlaced
?elk frates ta Norfolk. If unable to call write us for catalogue.
LAWSON & NEWTON
11th Street and William Ave.
NORFOLK, VA.
On Pine Beach Car Line.
Phone 3751.
ables us to turn
out the highest
class work at
most reasonable
prices. We pay
freight and give
personal atten?
tion to placing
work la ceme?
tery.
IL?. B. Mumford, Pr?s., J. P Nottingham, V.-Preg. ?and Oghier.
GLOUCESTER MATHEWS
BANK, Inc.
Paid Up Capital
$50,000
MATHEWS. H, VA.1;
solicita the accounts of firms and mdtvlduals and offers to customers
acroruniodatlon consistent with good banking
Interest Aliened Oa Savings Accounts.
All Money In Taalt Car ?red By Barglar Insurance.
Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Saturdays, 9 A. M. to 1 2 M
C. D. CLINTON
CONTRACTOR FOB EQUIPMENT AND BEPAIBS IN
sftJ7XBlN.fi, WATER rHTPPLY, WINDMILLS, PRESSURE TAKES, PUTP
ING ENGINES, ACETYLENE GAS, GASOLINE GAS, ELECTRIC
LIGHTING, BELLS AND TELEPHONES, HEATING,
BANGES.
SPECIFICATIONS ANT> ESTIMATES.
Dixsndals, Ta.
Dr. M. S. FOSTER
? ' Dentist.
Office Ov.r Slbley Bros*.
MATHEV v.. C. H., VA.
Office Hours .< to 12 and 1 to S.
LES IE C. GARNETT
A tte rae r-at- La w.
MATHEWS, VA.
Will practice In the Courts of the
Counties >f Matltews, Middlesex and
G loa ees ter.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.
File No. 1190.
Effective Monday, May 29th. the Steamer Mobjack will perform serv?
ice on the Norfolk, Mathews and Gloucester Route as follows:
Monday.
Wednesday
A Friday.
Tuesday,
Thursday A
Saturday.
Lv. Norfolk (O. D. Wharf).
Lv. Portsmouth (North St Wharf).
Lv. Norfolk (Bay Line Wharf).,
Lv. Old Point .
Lv. Philpot's Wharf, East River
Lv. Williams' Wharf, East River...
Lv. Hick's Wharf. East River.
Lv. Diggs' Wharf, East River.
Lv. Roaae's Wbnrf, Ware River
Lv. Bailey's Wharf. Ware River....
Lv. Hockley, Ware River.
Lv. Auburn Wharf, North River...
Lv. Dixondale, North River.
Lv. Severn Wharf, Severn River...
Lv. Old Point (Governmeat Wharf)
Ar. Norfolk (O. D. Pier No. 1).
Ar. Portsmouth (No-th St. Wharf).
6:30 a. m
6:45 a m
7:00 a.
8:00 a
10:00 a,
10:15 a
10:30 a
11:00 a
6:30 a. m
6:45 a, m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m,
7:00
8:00
10:00 a. m.
10:15 a. m.
10:30 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
12:00 m.
12:20 p. m.
12:00
12:40 p. m.
m.
12:15 p. m.
1:00
6:00
6:00
6:15
m.
m.
m.
m.
>
1:00 p. m.
5:00 p. m.
6:00 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
It will be notrd that the steamer is scheduled to touch at Severn
daily except Sunday.
C. A. EARNEST,
Division Superintendent
W. II. LANDON,
Acting General Agent
JAMES RIVER
Night Line
Every 1 reni?e: between Norfolk and Richmond,
STEAMERS BERKLEY and BRANDON
Earc EirsM lass $2.00 each waj, including Berth
In Slat-room. Second-Class including Berth $1.*0
Ixjave Norfolk 7:00 P. M. )
Leave Richmond
7:00 P. M.
Daily, including Sunday.
MAIN LINE
FROM NORFOLK
SiesQiship leave 7 P. M. Sunday Exceptad
Arrive in New York 3:30 P. M., following afternoon.
Leave Mew York 3:00 P. M. (Sunday excepted).
Arrive in Norfolk 10:30 A. M. following morning.
FARE?First-ela*s, ono way, $8.00, meals and stateroom, berth included,
round trin. limit thirty days, $14.00.
T7CKETS and STATEROOMS at ticket office. 369 Main Street, Opposite
Atlantic Hotel, or at Company's office, on the wharf, Norfolk. Va.
All schedules suhjeet to change without notice.
B. L. BTTGX3. General Agent.
Clark Sash & Door Corporation
FRANK T. CLARK, President.
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Dealers in
SASIT, DOORS AND BLINDS,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE,
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNTSTIES,
PORCH COLUMNS AND STAIR WQRK,
NORFOLK, VA.
?air's Chicken Powder
jf* to Chick??? and Turkeys;
Death to Hawk?! *
of the Walk.
[acaau-'a Caick
'dr-r ?o.l fard n*T
?with il to?. Look
ard obaarr? |V.a
Cock-a-daodie
"HAWK"
The Bars Yard
Robber.
Dv?d after ratiot a cluck
of that old rtooXi-r, which
had hora I'd an Macaair'a
Cbickoa Ptw.tr.
Ala?! Alaal
(TrtU. Mari)
-nair's Chicken Powder
lia Hawks. Crowe. Owk? aad Mialta.
rmody for Choi?-/*. Can??). Pour. Limbrr Neck
Ml and Lrj Welitm. K?1? Irwni frre hoe
thereby causing ?hem to produce aa abundaae,.
'rice 25 and 50 Cents.
. Macnair Chicken Powder Co.?
irboro, N. C, snd Norfolk, Vs.
Addrr-ss Nor folk. V?.. Box 308.
Sample Parkaav- 25 Cerli w?tb
Your Dealer'* Najoe.
?LAND'S NEXT
KING GETS TITLE
Lds Coronation Events?Mag
cent Parade Marks Cere
jnial?Prince, If He Lives
Will Probably Be Ed?
ward VIII.
IXORVON. WALKS. - Bpecisl.?
e picturesque sixth-century-old
?<>l(i Carnarvon Castle- b<i
the seventeen-year-old son of
nd Queen Mary, was
the title of Prln
The ritea of tin- Inves
today were modeled
use during the reign of
although Princes <>t
???un?' Into their estate
? d u ith
today,
'ollow ed
those In
Stuarts,
have
marvon Castle for six centuries,
?rem?ntala are magnificent in
al splendor and only little
apressive than those of the coro
i.
I George, Queen Mary, nobles
realm and high officers ol state,
lart. ami it is estimated that at
150,000 strangers were In the
of th" ancient Welsh town.
gala ?lay for all
re was a royal processional, two
no-half miles long, to t'arnar
ir.mi Griffith's Crossing. Ad
s w?r? presented, and the
lui Prince made a public
i. thanking the people ?d Car
i i<?r their welcome. A salute
?nty-one guns 1.med out from
Tower and ? shrill Mast from a
of trumpeters gave ? nota, ?rei?
te the new Prince.
People Cheer Parade.
Ompanled l>y Sir William t'arth
and his tutor, the Prince set
??m Griffith's Crossing, s town
I miles from Carnarvon, In s
carriage escorted by a detach
of th<- yoemanry. The Journey
rnarvon was a triumphal j>r? >
i, with Loth sides of th?- road
acked by thousands win? cheer
l waved tlu-ir hats as th?- royal
re rolled hy.
one point s choir, mads up of
list Voices In Wales, Was I
d .sang alternately in English
Wish. At the city limits th?>
of Carnarvon, and representa
.i the corporation met the party
esented the Prince with an em
address. The Prince replied
id Lloyd-George, Chancello! <>f
xchequer, constable of Carnar
istle and \V<-lshman himself by
took a leading part In the cere
? of welcome. The Prince made
iy to the '?id castle followed by
?ession of Welsh mayors, led by
>rd Mas ?r of Csrdlff.
sg and Qveeat Etoach Scene.
as almost an hour later before
leorge and Queen Mary, accom
l by Princess Mary and the
of Connaught, left Griffith's
ng, whither they had traveled
Holy Head on the return from
d.
ir majesties were escorted hy a
?>n of cavalry and detachment
tii< Toemen Guard.
great court yard was bright
tla.us. and a great grandstand,
1er upon tier of acata, had been
ii.ted in the eastern quadrangle,
the spot where it; olden ?lavs
n vest i tu res were celebrated with
ig matching and tilts between
I knights, long rows of benches,
1 with bunting, stood.
er the frowning battlements of
st wing the ?? i .inoiii? ; started
.' before :5 <>'? 1
t came the nobles carrying the
la. Sir Alfred Scott-Gatty, Ger?
ing of Arms, bore th?- letters
officially creating Edward
of Wales. Lord Mostyn bor,
ami?-, the Karl of PowiS car?
lo- .-word: the Marquis of An
bad the chaplet; th?. Msrquls
t.- th?- ring and the Duke of
>rt the golden rod. Th.- sword,
t. .-Mid ring were born?- upon
! cushions
Prince Takes Oath.
King and Queen were already
upon their thrones, and as the
? entered from the inside he
deep obeisance t<> him. He
Hoi
then r
appro;
and hi
( Wales
Then
f upon
I oath:
?
Alt.
?
lui
the <??
i orme
it nraj
m the
the in
upon
A t
hist or
< 'arna
m ?.?:>?
retire?
which
Mai
ieets
preset
Welsh
this
PAl
Parr?
v\ her.
wine ;
slant
sound,
like tl
spent
r?
tin- B<
Guy ?1
ing, vi
like tl
phasis
it had
l.pie
have l
"Kr<
of 7.V
great
grand
lik?' z<
been 1
D. K."
"All
wh.-n
?rand
|OW v<
??Pai
sand ]
se An
distill.
for se
111..n<y
w Ines
time,
an?: re
his
langue
th.- f,
.?. .nie
snd v
w h ich
h ich 1
they ??
\v,
big fii
th.- ??
and p
labor
th.- id,
versa tl
?z.
im?- ?/.<
?liers s
lion.'
all ov
with z
/.<? son
se bai
Zetl W
author
Rlchm
ze wai
?-?/.?? i
pastim
? 'olll
?. '\. Ij
diff?re
person
some
m?-.
in s;et!
1 b>We\
ting r
along,
across
Englls
riti?-.
a w ful
orful.
Put
that is
Whee!
that it
show
in the
police
in tile
see th;
? '.-st an
tile wo
ions *
tim?? t
of roll
hats,
w I a ps,
?lay?1
ilo^s a
Put
12th, ;
to say
FINI
. A. M. MARCHANT
Dsatist,
rtnss sf Dental Work Dca?.
Gas Admbsistered.
See Users: 1 to 11; 1 to I.
Id Virginia
Metsattaia Pare stye
I Whiskey
C> T??fl Ot^a
Beet am) rk-aea* waiekey a. Mat
work. I?*r ataritr.nal and fneaJli
aea. DlattUed frors w*S ?are*
axvnntala ltya.
C?kse of 4 Full (hurts
$3.00
Gallen Je* GILT IDGK
sieatsxky Cera Let
Orear by avafJ Cree* aa old re
tiouaa. eeaa*>Uaa.*?l 36 rea**? wnln
aavej ereer. <*oe*s *-asa?r a>a.-*adL
tO. W. WMtGHT ?Sk, SON
? B?SI
**s
K-Tl
?
hi
1 leastasj ??-. ??'
?^MetJ
XKV
?f il>.<
result
! < ' - I! .
have ?
b) oth
"Mi*.
is bell
trial ?
W ith i
.On e o
apartn
wit b
shootli
runa .
.lam.
terday
in.muh,
,\ here
i\ beei
?'urn
?und
saked
then t
rate s.
let IK ill
said h
irood
satrl b
a ould
them l
Grahai
ter bo
llUTll !>
It is
?und b
ths le?
where
the Ai
I
? <ii < ?un i hill
..ni the letters patent. The king:
iched word
him, and placed ih>- riu^ <m 1rs
i!i?i< ?I hur
was th?
Mill
!
Th.'
h shoulders. Th K ,,.
\
tin- principality <>f
end Idom <>t ? 'h
rh virtue "
his son twice
^. ! r?i following
?
? im n of life and llm
ip and faith and truth. I will
p. and dl
r <>f folks."
?rwanls the letter
?I to the Pi Ince, wh< I him-1
a ' hiir on the i of hit?
s throi i tlshop <>f |
of the j
? ; thej
lUfl part Of th
iity thousand i.pl<
Although it
?1 u ithln the halls <>f :
; in p practically all
court. Many wei me by
t< nae heat, the sun beating down
the uncov? red heads.
:ableaux of scenes from v.
y and a great nava? display In
r\ on l lay follow
at the castle, while the Prince
1 to the lower part of tin towel
had I" . :i com erted Into
n room for the royal family.
iy delegations of the Welsh sub
admitted to th<- Prince'a
ice. One presented him with a
ten
moi h
of my
amply
into tl
I havi
WAS ?SOME VISIT TO PAREE.
FRANCE.- Special? Ah,
?beautiful Paree. Th.- place
one can see life. Where song-,
;tiui ? Mien paas in con
panorama <'f color,
There Is non.- other
just one week
in>. what a gay time
vv?a
laughter.
iii.s place.
lure and
?al giddy and friaky time
au leva rd de Paree i met i
e Fol ka, ami h? was s<> faaclnat
ery. Els amid to me something
lis. but with s goot ?leal of em
, and i wish to remark that if
i been ?lark when the French
taught to talk the* would
?????H deaf ami dumb:
>m se America, m'seur. Le land
Waahlngton, where we send one
Lafayette for some iii><it>. '/.<
country, but not so beautiful
Paree. Eh, m'aeur? i ha^?
to America, and was zc grand
?i i
and it
was <>
say a;
that I
of my
under
fame,
i take
.Mrs.
any o
"We
she SB
dangei
tin re
?
been k
er's si
I felt
oust r.it
< him :
ter am
l . i
.:: Wai
from l
rieht, count.'* said I. "But
you P?trin to tell mi- what th?>
1 ?. ES. is 1 may be aide to fol
ui."
r?l?m, m'aeur. Pardon?a thou
iardona. I am se grand D. K. In
lerica. Zat is to say, 1 am ae
?r> expert and sample the wines
gentlemen who have se large
factories and wno !>??%? ze
an' say sey have se one grand
Zey till Be papers with that.
y owe ae papers what say wbtSl
?l ae h? H of ze tin
; was getting down to plain
ige, and I began to realize that
How had seen the inside ?>f
things in New York, possibly,
ras disposed to tell something
tui^iit start another scandal In
ife. and 1 asked him about how
??1? I rated the Fourth.
? BS long way from win :
fhl for some liberty are,'
umt. employing some emphasis
er forming considerable manual
in an effort to impress me with
a that he was engaging in con
ion.
American soldiers In ss Rovo
e tine patriot. Ze French soi
ray to se British man, 'Abas, le
Zen we ^o and help bat ze lion
it se lot lik?'- Mr. Tyrus Cobb
s baseball bat. Fine. Ws sinn
g, we ?lrink se wine. W<
uls. ze opera, the circus and
s read what se great Virginia
and historian. Evangelique
ond Cheaterman, have say about
r. Fine, one grand man?
e mind, physique a la Napoleon
nan. History to him Is a
s?a joy. a delight."
ing over to this place we had a
trip. The boat did everything
to unset, but that made no
in-e. Out of several hundred
s on boat all were upset except
ten <>r twelve. i>i<? not phase
There is considerable ?trouble
ting to any place In Paree.
'er, there is no trouble In k> i
Id of all the coin you fetch
But that trip on the boat
the English Channer! That
h Cahnnel la something tei?
lt is worse than that. It is
?and it ought to be spelled
one can see things in Pa;
:, unless he keeps his eyes shut.
Things come and g
makes one's head swim. The
begins along about 5 o'clock
afternoon and it lasts until the
take the last one at 3 o'clock
morning?that is, tin police
U shops are closed at that tiiiu-.
ts the fashions for
rid, and it all the Parisian fash
rere to strike America at one
lure would be one great ri??t
ir; of Styles, Of prices, in coats,
gloves, cane??, ties. ?Iresses.
hosiery?(lax* displays every
larnesa for horses, trappings for
nd odors for gasoline.
we are to start home July
ind then i will have something
h? ?me
hk.-s I
u h? re
ed. E
us not
papers
as far
not ih
genera
ll\ < s.
York t
told m
l!ii;ht
many
ru-w Bpl
lion, a
archly
i eptioE
"Mr.
with h
I may
though
w. :it <
could !
egrami
hard t
ber. /
. w..
and m
tan po
I cam.
I.. . n 1
dreda.
?My
II term
action
the ha
next
plans
largely
will :ic
crin?; 1
proud
for the
Sinn
of lin
and be
affecte?
iastic,
and hi
him c
nothln,
She
report?
Willar?
vacy ol
women
some
Towar?
the lea
fleeted
;!-.. tn
achie\ <
into h<
ATT
I
3 CLEW TO
STOKES' LETTERS
Repre
Coal
cap
V YORK Special A fresh trail
ng Stokes letters that may
In sensational disclosures i
IIowed bj detectives today, Let
>w figure in th.- i .-. d to
leen written to Lillian Qraham
er men than Stokes,
;e" ESensund, a private detective,
?light as a Wit ness in t he
>f the four detectives charged
*esponalbillty for the disappear
f certain Stokes letters from the
tent of Lillian Graham, who.
Ethel Conrad, la charged with
W. ??:. l?. Stokes at the Va?
cune 7th.
s Cummlng, house detectti
t son la, testifled at the trial
t hat EJensund Is s "p il" >'t' John
superintendent of the Varuna.
the Kiris lived, and had former
h a foreman ami porter th?
miniar sai.i that on July sd Pen
appeared :ii the Anaonla and
to s?-e stokes, lut failed. He
Old Leslie S. Pet lie. Stokes' pn
try, t hat he had lei lera be?
l? to M;^- Graham t<> sell, n>
e thought he might work up s
for stokes, and not onlj
e had s number of Isttsrs that
!>.- valuable t?> Btokes, among
.-tt.-rs written by RtokeS to Miss
Tl. but took from Ins shoe S let
said had been sent to Miss iir.i
\ a man ether than Btokes,
regarded as important that B?n?
ie found and asked Where he got
tier he had, If tie bad any. and
he got the
isonla.
ad, if i
WAi
Follow
Attorn
House
commi
t1\t is i
minist t
tice,
agalnsi
proved
will d<
peache
A not
the Co
eral s.
loomed
part h
ehot c
Wiley
of "sp
??enera
tvithho
coal c?
limit?t
This
i. J-.
port fa
hj Dei
I. maiii
procM e<
eompai
purcha
Alaska
The
w I? kei
?f A11
more i
of hm
I?. Jar
sumab
romps
iiv, limit?t
he displayed at gate d<
localiti
?HER P?OUO OF
AS AMiEVtiMEN.S
Washing!
:< m le w b ?
i ? t y. .
r foi
ll.'W l?
for a
the procdest moment
? felt
v Bon in his was
repaid today wh<
i>. Wbi?. I louse ground
nothing
been
,"ii me. but the Might this
1 am glad
? _ -1 > ? t ? are
Itiiiln i?> Be Pi.I.
1 said
land.-d t ?-..,.- i
'
. - ii r? poi t- .1. I i
nly what < very mother would
ider the circumstances. !
have a slight claim t<> be proud
son, as .-\.-: y mot her wou
Irquinstances, it Is all his
nid no portion du
unto myself."
Atwood was asked if she made
bjection to her sons tendency
1 aviation.
11. I did at the start, you
id. "\\. were worried over tin?
's of the sport. You know,
are so many thii
; so many have air?
illcd. P ? is only every moth
for h.-r s..n that
Later, though, when h?
e?l his control over the ma?
in, l his intinit? ' felt b t
i be. am. leas alarmed.
m v.iy glad of bis achievement
ihington this afternoon. \\ ?
? 1 post.o
elt > . 'i ?> so' him Will
I - the most
a ?.y flights, i 'to- -> Iways
beat In the cltj
th? y ha>.- been born and i
verywhere ever>"one has shoan
biiiK b,a kindness Th :
hav? Il y kind,
as mi are concei m d * i
at?- the opinion i ? t-\
llj pre\*ail "f press representa
in both Postoii and in New
h? reportera ?ailed me up
. .?i tiu- various stages or ins
and showed the attention In
otior ways 'lh, Wash ii
ip r men have been no e*
ml 1 know (here Mrs. At.
smiled) >ou will prove n
i.
i ?eis Many Inducementa.
Atwood'a t.ith.r has been up
?in, also bis slater, and perhaps
pi myself at some time, ai
at present 1 am undeetd. <i.
? n Mrs. Atwood. "1 wlah ><?
ee the piles of Utters and t>
boy r.
g indu? ?nn nts to him. It i
.. ?boos,- Horn the !^r?-at mini
? my self, sin- . i hs i ?
ihington J have received flowers
vltationa?aim?.si more tl
sslbly accept. I f?.ii that I had
?mis In Waahlngton when first
-, but In the short time 1 hav?
?ere l feel that 1 have nun
son has gone to New Y?>rk tins
?on t>> ?1?-. 1.1?- what his course ol
in the future shall be. This is
task of all?selecting his
for a :i*iht. Our
are very indefinite, and will
depend upon the result ?if his
ork trip. Wherever he k
company him, and l hav?. ever)
t.? believe he will continue cov
iirns.lt with glory. Is it not a
event for s mother as well as
son?"
dicity seems t>. he the keynote
-. Atwood a ? rd, move
axing. Tl ?1 th.
!. nothing of iio- over-enthus
only a glowing pri?!?- In hei
a achievements. She snea
ntinually as "my son."' and has
< but kindneas for everyone,
received the Washington Herald
r in tin- reception room of the
1 with the query as to the pri
r th.- place. Gorgeously dr?
passed at Intervala, and by
Mrs. Atwood was reCOgn
ne, however, ahowed she
st Inclination to bask In th?
rays of her sen's fame: only
ie spirit <>f enthusiasm for his
-m.-nts s . ?i t.? ? :.t. ;
?r conversation.
i i
?
by m.i
Not
applte?
WA1
m m.
i h i
R I
Wltl
makim
of typ)
partmi
with tl
favoral
The
sanitat
tlu- ?a
folio wl
State.
Spea
Ennion
?
tlon
?
? I'd.
t? ra ei
phoi.i.'
-rinia.
largely
buildin
x en a
< r th?
illy ?
. Idem
Est?bil
?RNEY 6ENEHAL
IAY BE IMPEACHED
tas a
S)*-0*
sentative Says He Allowed
Syndicate Agents to Es
>e by Waiting Until They
Could Plead Statute
of Limitations.
IHINGTON, i>. C. Special.?
nig n.-w charges filed against
.-> ? le?era] w ; ersham, a hi. h
illy approved by tin
ju.i. nittee, three
ttees >?? th House today ai i
m\ est he Wlcersham ad
-ati?'!' ? ?? paltlllellt of Jus
If but a portion of the charges
t the Attornej General ar?>
. s.une ot the House Democrats
inaiul that Wickersham be nu?
il.
her Alaska scandal, linked with
ntroller Pay grab, and the gen
?hem?' of Alaskan spoliation,
hwarl the administration
i today . and, In addit Ion to the
c played In the Ballinger-Pln
ontroversy, the mors recent
incident, and the overpayment
the Attorney
with deliberately
Iding prosecutions ?>f Ala
rators until tl
,. -i.s bad run ;n their !'.i\ or.
?day by t he i louse ? '< ?mmlttee
liclary, which has voted to re
\ ora lut ?on int roduced
rshain, of Alaska
that the Attorney ?;<
the Mouse why he ?lid n?'t
kan coal
ales who are said to have ??in?
to defraud the Government by
bids when the United states
M .! coal for military posts In
evidence, charges Delegate
?sham, was placed m the bands
torney General Wlckei
than a >i-ar before th
Itatlons applied to Captain i>.
\ i.s and John Ii. Bullock, pre i
ly representing the rival
tiles. aa th? statute of
ion had run. the Alaskan ?lele- i
aclares he received a letter from
lea We are trying to impress ?
S T>
Ta
?ii
ok
N
'
?
?
W II.? ? il-..-.
?
?
?1 in
by H. J 1?
?
? Idds in
until June 1 ". 1S11. a ;? w
according to the
i f Wick? rsh.irn. w |
iv r.'ply from the
dn il
rsham wrote the A
? ! I . -
mltatiom
1."
SING
HAI
KARL
rCH TYPHOID
ALL OVERSTATE T?
III DEPARTMENT REPORTS
IT PRESEN 1 s-l I 1 \ I Ion i>
Not t \i \\ ORABLC
C H M O N D. VA?Special ?
1 the phj of the State
g prompt report of outhre'Wai
loid fe\er. the State Health I ' -
?nt is aide to keep in cl
istlon and reporta that th*
t outlook is by no means un
I de.
s of th.? department un
? Immediate supervision, of it.
\V. Freeman, director ol rural
ion. have divided th?- woi
mpalgn among them and are
up every extensive out
Of fever. As yet, real epl
"f the d ave been feu.
there ;,rc the usual number
11. red throughout the
Kinn of the situation today. I?r.
i >;. Williams. Health Corn?
ier, attributed t>. the Intro
i nltary
luch of the Improvement shown
ain count
r>- an- a largs number of fac
iterlng into the spread of ty
he said, "but In rural Vir
the control ?<t the problem Is
d?pendant upon aanltarj
d sanitary wells and
in certain counties then
ven general movement to bet
d In J :
inty there have
? improvement In certain
Ch
Dail:
BALTI
F
coniH'C
Y
r>:00
Saturd
Waal I
yond.
Ticki
timo re
l. -?< t ! til C?O
trilling - ost will ?iva
. r of protection
.-r.
been
?
f tyj ?-a be
prompt
tbat
i? re veut
? ? >id."
LE COUNTY HAS
1,000 HOOKWORM CASES
?ti i:s [JRG. Miss . Julj i ?.?
I han
?i limar
Ith. la
wl aro
? .1 VAKMOI'TII
>!!- t s I II \\\ MILL*
g or
i?, l-arl of
Alien
? :. by the Raak
hlef ? red
n Ith a claim
No??'. Lin i ob? at In the
? ?t rcanedy tor Rhctzma?
tn. Bdatlca, I-amc Hack,
? iff Joint* and Muscles,
- oThrnH!.(ol<ls,Straina.
Bruise?.
-. Cramps, NcuralB?a?
? theche, Hn?l all N??rv?3?
Hr.d Muscle Acbea
a- ?'a Ins. The genuine
-ah? Ark r>r. ?rrfry
SB and looks Uko thJa
at bus RED band on
.f pa ckage and
"No?tV* Lim?ent" always
In h ED Ink. Beware ot
imit.i'ion?. Larp? bottle.
ts, and ?sold by all
d???? I ?? rs In medicine.
teed or money re
fiaid"?! by Noah Remedy
?Co., Inc., Richmond. Va.
tsapeake Line
of the Chesapeake
11 Y OF BALTOfOBI
and /
CITY OF NORFOLK.
Fitted With Wireless.
r including Sunday between
MORE, OLD PdINT GOM
ORT, NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH
p. BL from Tier 10, Ught St..
tloo with all diverging rail and
lines.
ORK RIVER LINE
p. m- Tuesday, Thursday and
ay for York Hirer I-uidlnga,
'oint, Richmond and pointa ba?
it Offlcos: 119 and 127 E. Bat?
st.: Also in Waiting Room,
Bjkee C$ Tears.
Monuments, Gravestones
IN MARBLE AND GRANITE
Largest Stock in the South
Other dealers may claim to undersell us. Thev talk in ..iieir
OWN interests. NOT YOURS. Take their propositions, but
re ordering write to us. or let us estimate your de?
sign. We are satisfying hundreds of others and can satisfy
you.
As we employ no canvassers or agents, no
ommiKgions are added to our prices. This means
you get first class material, beat finish and save
money.
We Pay Freight A ad (?sar?n tee Delivery.
THE ( 001*EB MARHI.E WORKS
U9 to 1*3 bank >U Norfolk Va,
ESTABLISHED 1S7?.
If (ILK BUIL0IN3 SUPPLIES CORP.
Sacee^sors Is HlAMv T. (LARK COMPANY, Ltd.
i., Diors, Blinds, Baildcrs' Hardware,
Mufles, Tdes Grates, &c.
ud ELECTRIC FIXTIKES, U A M. PAINTS, OILS, &c POLISHED
PLATE GLASS and WINDOW GLASS, ROOFING, SHEATH.
ING PAPERS, Etc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
i IlKOOKE AVE. NORFO LK. VA. ;?;..y: TA ZE WELL ST
C. A. Mitchell
DRACTIC AL
PLUMBER
HATUEHS. TA. ?\\ ?W-V
EAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
inks, Towrs, Windmills and Pumps
?atk Boon. Outiits of Every DeserlutJsa.
ACETYLENE GAS PLAHTS.
Mc Vicker Gasoline Engines
FOR ALL FARM PURPOSES.
Let as avale y*a seUstatsa. Carres sesdeace Solicited.
"DON'TYACm?c?Y?bYHOME? "1
For Lack of Paint. 2
. & M. PAINTS GO FURTHER
ucrau.se One (1) GaL of "L A 3L" Paint in seatl-paste form ?olxes '
h Iff -*-s.sarter8 (3-4) of a Gal. sf pare linseed oUL ft
I 3-4' Gal., for 1 Gal.
L. & M. PAINTS
?Stand This Climate Best
Recess* all pore white load pa ?tits used In Ulis Salt (T?mate wfU
slk. Tbere Is no saint that will wear la tb?s rUn?ate like "L. A H."
Sold by
N3XFOLK BUILDING? SUPPLIES CORP.
-98 Brooke At ? NORFOLK:, VA. K-?7 Tasewell St

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