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MMt VIKGINIAriLOT WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 1905 TWELVE PAGES 8 THE CITY AND ADVERTISEMENT TWO fflIWN GEO TYIEB BfiGK ROM EUROPE Manager Arranges or Arneri h' ft1' PORTSMOUTH BRIES Convention At PARK VIEW nd SOME US AT THIS WEEK WANTED! A naval DO YOU KNOW? cre BROO REAL i Mjrance ine Smokeii urTongaes and Southampton Hams WHAT THEY DON'T WAN'T Coming Home To Us 20c per pound Hudgins Co it THE HUMAN VOICE USE CARR rank Hanrahan summer detached PRICE 20c detached DRUGGISTS OR SALE ONLY BY naval hos TEA DRINKING IN AUSTRALIA Wholesale and Retail THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! CUT RATE DRUGGIST A COR COUNTY AND COURT STS 15c and 19c BRICK OR SALE Organdies To Put In Your Valise others just as at EDISON PHONOGRAPHS Kodaks and Bicycles White 51S Middle Street IOS HIGH STHUDET PORTSMOUTH VA 1 I t'AnTt'ia MHlPti BUTT Old Je30 block ci able to John Keo known as Mr John A McDonald continues ill at his home No 434 Clifford street vis for will the am my me Menu a 11360 1400 1000 The following were pnll Bllisoly Rid had wire with her was an chlnlsts and to work in engineering should be In By ordering AND AT And a host of other good things we haven't the space to tell of they will fifty that Old solid kinds beds Mrs Pearson and Miss Helen Dawson left yesterday via steamer for Oewego for a month Mrs A Muse of Atlanta Ga is visiting Mr Charles family at 514 South street These will be a meeting of the school board riday night The democratic committee will meel again August 10th At that time clerks and Judges will be elected A big excursion on which there will be about two thousand people will ar rive here from North Carolina today They will remain until riday The clerks of the Seaboard Air Line were paid yesterday for July Mr John Lassiter and family re turned yesterday after a ten stay at Crittenden Va An attempt was made Monday night to enter the house of Mrs Cartwright on County street The burglar cut the slnts from out the window but must have been frightened off as he did not enter The sanitary Inspector and his assist ants will begin work of cleaning the city today Miss Celia Clark left yesterday for Syracuse to spend the month of August Mrs Pawnee Etheredge returned yes terday from a two stay in Phil adelphia Rev Staples and wife will ar rive in the city today on a visit to his parents Two drunks who paid $1 and costs and a number of civil cases formed the docket in the court yester day morning Pendleton and family have re turned from Mathews county where they have been for some time lie 8c of to Mr Charles Welseger of Manchester is visiting Mrs Jewell at Port Norfolk Julian Pace for and his able man the city executive doing that which Applique Scarfs and Shams1 at cost $100 Shirt Waists $150 Shirt Waists 50c Negligee Shirts White Embroilered Wash Belts 3 12'2c Vests for pack board Dill morning services The boards of health of the three cities will hold a conference on riday In regard to the fever situation in the south and to take such steps as Is necessary to protect this section strip of 331 district Round Steak pound committee win be In sympathy with Colonel Sletpp and Bn the meeting held on July 27 was called by the state chairman no one had a right to adjourn the meeting and when the gentlemen withdrew to meet last night their withdrawal was equivalent to bolting and therefore tho stato committee will not recognize them On the other hand Captain Pace claims that he did everything within reason last Thursday night to have a harmonious meetng nnd on account of the disorder it was impossible to 'con duct the voting with safety and he was therefore compelled to adjourn until last night Tho light between the two factions has boon interesting and now that there arc two sets of delegates the pub lic will watch with Interest to see which faction will be victorious Lafayette Hendren to Mary Walker The ceremony was in Berkley last inlght On Vacation Taylor stenographer and It Is said that Geo Jones will resign the chairmanship of the coun ty committee and that Bllisoly will succeed him Dr rank Pedley who has been ftlrig hfs mother left yesterday redericksburg Va where he locate city met union on will go member A Phillips Atlanta yesterday Tim great Mosquito Antidote Wnere Anti Skeet is used mosquitoes flies and fleas cannot exist To Insure a good rest apply a little Anti Skeet to exposed parts of face hands and feet 10c 25c Mrs Margaret Croswell of York county Is visiting her sister Mrs Geo Wainwright at 714 Washington street alone in Miss Clara Bloodgood passenger Thompson and have important roles contract with Mme for another American come over about the The case of Oscar Beaman colored charged with forg'ery will be called In the mayor's court today Mannering said mained abroad for next season home baby other Today Is known throughout the coun try as Heptasoph day It will te duly celebrated In many places Miss Carrie Mathews and Miss Hard ing left yesterday for Asheville to spend a month Marvin Bridges manager of the Peo Coal and Ice company who was painfully hurt by falling on a ice last riday afternoon Is be out and attend to business Miss Carrie Matthews of street I'rentls Place left morning for to spend some tlma for her health The tea drinkers of Australia rival those of China and Japan not how ever in the quality but in the quantity consumed The men especially' drink the beverage in large quantities and all day long and at a strength which would1 make the queue of a tea drink ing Chinaman cur) On Sunday morn ing the tea drinker starts with a clean pot ami a clean record The pot is hung over the fire with a sufficiency of water in it for the day's brew and when this is boiled he pours into it enough of the fragrant herb to produce a deep coffee colored liquid On Mon day without removing tea leaves he repeats the process on Tues day the same likewise on Wednesday and so on through the week Ambrose Harvey Lindsey Dead Ambrose Harvey Lindsay died at the residence of his aunt Mrs Opie Lind say No 715 County street at 11 o'clock last night Mr Lindsay is survived by three aunts Mrs Mary arrell Mrs Wilkins and Mrs Opie Lindsay and one uncle James Whitehurst of Shawboro The deceased was 22 years old uneral announcements will appear In the evening papers Dr Norfolk county deaths Creek and Road districts dur ing July Company containing creek GREEN NEAR BART ST HIGH AND EINGHAM STS Old Phones Mall orders given best of at tention for anything in the drug line or sundry line A the using scrintions and Police clerks No green faces at Heath de West Vir Park Company to Goodwyn lot 12 in block of company's plat $150 Womble to Tidewater Rail way Company strip of land 100 feet in width containing 361 acres $2166 Alphonse Philpotts to Tidewater Railway Company strip of land in Tunner's Creek 100 feet vMde consid eration $5000 Coleman Land Corporation to Tide water Railway land 100 feet wide acres in $1500 Hunter Whitehurst to lot in Washington district lot 315 of plat $125 Temple Walker to John Kee lot 316 on plat of Hoye in Wash ington district $110 Mahogany urniture veneered or also antique household goods of all Highest prices paid for1 old feather We call anywhere Drop us a lino LOUIS SHAPIRO CO Cor High and Washington Sts (New Store) Phone 2612 Portsmouth Va Union Disbanded The lgar workers of this last night and disbanded the this side of the river They back totha Norfolk union All will be transferred Deaths and unerals The funeral of Mrs Annie soly took place yesterday from st chanel Tho wore conducted by ItevThomas Brady and at the conclusion the remains were Taken to Cedar Grove cemetery for in terment bearers: dick Manuel Hudgins Laugh horn Jr Carroll Cooke Walter Bill soly Griff Edwards and Lester Blamlre Best Patent lour 1 16 barrel sacks each 35c Royal Coffee pound J2c Magnolia Soup oiglit for 25c (Regular 5c size) ail to Visit the Clearing Out Sale Just one of the many offer ings to be found at the Clem ents store Mortuary Report Hope city health officer eALots In a wen developed growing section of the city ns low as $150 a $5 down and $5 a month City water tire protection rnr service excellent lota uhi only to whites graded schoui and churches convenient In fart all city advantages Values Increasing rnnldlv BUY YOUR LOT NOW AND GET STARTED IN THE RIGHT DI RECTION i OR ENT ONE RN 1 room with southern exposure privilege of bath Apply at 422 TY ST Jy3() A new line of linen finish Chambrays just received Popular Price Hosiery Agent for Standard Patterns Do you know says the Chicago Rec ord Herald that Julius Caesar never got half as many electoral votes as have been given to Theodore Roose velt? That Noah's ark didn't cost as much as Pierpont private yacht? That Cleopatra have raid the taxes on half of Hetty Green's property? That the speeches of Senator Bev eridge would make a larger book than would those of Demostheses and Cicero together? That John Gates has in a single deal pulled out more than all the wealth of Croesus amounted to? That William income never amounted to as much per year as George Is per month? That never while he was preaching on earth did Jesus Christ receive half as much attention as is giveft to John Jr? Road Case Still in Court The circuit court was engaged day yesterday In the road case large number of witnesses were amined among whom were President Herman Page who testified to the roads being in good condition He said that $2700 had been expended pn the roads since April last by Whitehead He gave a detailed state ment of the money that has been ex pended on the roa ds froth April 1st 1905 to July 20th The case will bo in court probably one or two days A number of far mers will be put on the stand to but what the company has said great many farmers are attending trial E8TJ a IN8 i 7 STE RENTS WE LEAD AND THE REST OLLOWS what we are doing with the Edison Phonographs and Gold Moulded Records We also have the Victor Records and the American Records which are are as grand as the dear old republic for which they are named Come and hear our $5500 Zonophone This is a new machine and lias a new motor Hear it play And our AL ARD BICYCLE holds every record in the state from a half mile to five miles and the boys are riding them If you want to GO easy buy the AU ARD Bike THOS HAROLD 1332 Countv StG Portsmouth Va Bell Phone 2582 JylG suwefrllm or Wilkins lots 1 of Air Line Lund OR POSSESSION GIVEN AT once 224 High street Rest business locality in city Will fix front to suit tenant Apply II MILLER Ports mouth Jy28 tf Lots ef tractive but of course we can't tell of them all Port Norfolk Pinner's Point West Nor folk Mt Herman Brighton and all you suburbanites we are catering to you Get oft car at tny corner make your pur chases and catch next car back home Yours truly RANK HANRAHAN CO Druggists High and Effingham Sts Green near Bart tits BoharmotrBHck Co 218 To 222 SOUTH STREET A cold blooded brute of a man has made out the following list of Christ mas presents he has 'received in the past He says he hopes will serve as some sort of a guide to perplexed women shoppers who don't know what to buy Item Three pairs of wholly impos sible suspenders Item A satin box Purpose un known Probably for hairpins Item Two pairs of crochet bed room shoes Used to polish his mirror Item Six pairs of white kid gloves Worn occasionally at weddings and other solemn occasions: Item Thirteen neckties of various and sundry colors green and yellow predominating with sprinklings of red and blue and orange Still quite fresh Item Half a dozen collars of the Patrick Henry style of architecture Item One copy of "Dally Thoughts" More ornamental than useful Item One satchel bag Item Three other bags Uses of above articles not yet discovered" Item One box of cigars of sus picious appearance Uses them occa sionally for treating his dearest ene mies Item ive large pln cushlons Has sewed those together however an 1 finds that they make an excellent chair cushion so perhaps they should not be put on this list All the other chairs ate already cushioned though him opened inagniiiCcat line of all sorts nnd kltidm of bris ilr llriiNlicH Hair llruxhes Tooth mid Hie 1 I ItM SI PM I llntsbi lotlies Brushes like 'J he best only To Institute Lodge A delegation from the several lodges of Junior Order of United American Mechanics will leave this afternoon for Gloucester Court House where will install a new lodge which start out with a membership of of the most prominent residents of county The navy the armored was built at building and and recently eminent for the purpose of testing the new drydock at the Boston Mass navy yard which is nearly ready to be turned over to the government Two tests tire to be given the dock with the cruiser docked as near the head as possible and the other as near the caisson after which should the tests prove satisfactory It will be ac cepted The navy department has been compelled to make considerable changes in the docking of the big cruisers and battleships owing to the contractors being unable to complete the dock in time to allow the vessels which returned north for that purpose being docked during the earlj Orders to Officers Midshipman Powell Kearsarge to Nashville Midshipman Morgan Illinois to Nashville Midshipman Raudenbush de tached Kearsarge to nuvy yard Nor folk Va department of steam engi neering Midshipman Druley detached Illinois to navy yard New York department of construction and repair Passed Assistant Surgeon Led better detached Detroit to fiital Boston Mass Warrant Machinist II tached Massachusetts to gin la were and fourteen females 5 liealth oficer lor reports thirty four in Western Branch Deep the court has received notice of tho death of Sam Hunter alias Robt King who was sent from this city Io the peniten tiary on December 4 1894 A request was made that his relatives be notified of the same MEN THREE MEN TO work in finishing department PAR KER HOSIERY MILL AND DYE WORKS Crawford and Columbia Sts au2 3t Marriage Licensee 'The following license was granted in the county court yesterday Edward Catherine performed Now York August Mr George Tyler of Llebler Co who has toured all over lEurope in his new hennult automobile arrived last evening bn the Kronprlnz Wilhelm In speaking of his theatrical plans for the coming season Mr Tyler said "I brought the completed manuscript of the new Hall Caine play 'The Prodi gal and shall begin work Imme diately to arrange for the production which is to be made at the New Na tional theatre Washington tho week of August 28th and the week following will come to the New Amsterdam thea tre Mr Aubrey Bouclcault has been engaged for the title part and Mr Ed ward Morgan will play Magnus while Messrs Dddson will also "I signed a Eleonora Duse tour She will holidays for a six weeks' engagement which will bo confined entirely to New York and Boston She will appear in repertoire "Miss Ellis Jeffreys will remain as a star at the Haymarket theatre Lou don until about January 1 when she will appear in New York In a new play being written for her by Mr Alfred Sutro "Miss Eleanor Robson Is to have two 4iew plays one by Mr George Bernard Shaw the other by Mr Clyde itch Mr Shaw is very anxious that Miss Robson shall first open In his piece In London Miss Robson has time booked for her at theatre beginning about January 1 She has passed her summer vacation largely In Brittany and with her mother Mrs Madge Carr Cooke Is returning on the Wilhelm der Grosse due here next Mary Mannering who has ben spend ing the summer abroad with her hus band Mr Janies Hackett also ar rived on the Kronprinz Wilhelm Miss her husband had re to complete his plans but that she order to be 802 CRAWORD Phone So Bell Dr reports that during the month of July there were thirty eight deaths within the city of Portsmouth Out of that number 1 males 10 female's 11 were colored males Coibcll Are not as particular as we ordering Creams and Icm from the I Co you get the wgoiesome paiutaoie ana aepenaaore Va Ice Cream Co BOTH PHONES ree Saturday flight Concert We trtke great pleasure In announcing to our many patrons that have added to our stock of Victor and Columbia Graphophones a complete stock of machines and supplies LATEST JIUSIC DISC AND C1ILNDER RECORDS Ask to hear "Tammany" and hear how It sounds on a phonograph Died in Penitentiary Capt Phillips clerk of Tim old saying if what you do good or bad will come home to you some day our motto in our beginning in business four years ago remains the sanm today The very best of goods at fair prices Our prices on all articles are fair We never lose customers Why is that? If there is such a thing as to guarantee satisfaction we will do it Our customers are always pleased and they are constantly get ting their friends to deal with us We arc placed in a position to furnish your DRUGS MEDICINES TOILET ARTICLES Etc ILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS THE VERY LOWEST PRICE tho purest of drugs in our pre asquibbs anti uerCK The Store That Saves You Money 302 304 High Street Marvin 1 Taylor stenographer and clerk to the board of labor employ 1 ment left yesterday afternoon for his former home in Richmond Va where he will spend a week with relatives and friends Testing Packing The torpedo boat Wilkes of the re serve torpedo flotilla at this yard left the station yesterday afternoon in charge of Lieut Houstin with a board of inspection on board to watch me tests or a new' style of piston Ing which has been installed on the Wilkes for trial purposes Movements of Vessels The following movements of vessels have been reported to the bu reau of navigation Sailed Ajax from Hampton Roads for Baltimore Dolphin from Vineyard Haven for Gardiner's Bay Minneapo lis from Grao for Bona Leonidas from Baltimore for Bay Ar kansas and lorida from East Lamolne for New London ortune from San Diego for Port Harford Wolverine from Mackinac Island for Saulj St Marie: Texas from Rockland for East Lamoine Arrived Ajax at Baltimore Dolphin at New London (In passing) Boxer at Arinapolis Uncas at Key West: Hop kins Worden Lawrence and Stewart at Newport I Ordered Here for Instruction Midshipman Raudenbush who is at the present attached to the bat tleship Kearsarge has been ordered detached and to report to the com manding officer at this yard for duty under instruction at this yard in the department of steam engineering To Test Dock department has selected cruiser Maryland which the Newport News Shlp Drydock plant turned over to the gov 50c 75c 39c King's Hospital Report of the hos pital for the month ending July 31 1905: Number of patients remaining in the hospital June 30 10 Number of patients admitted is Number patients discharged' 12 Died 2 Absolute charity 5 Colored 3 Pay patients 23 Mr Williams one barrel white potatoes Mr 1 Oast bath cabinet LAURA TRUGIEN Secretary Pro Tern WILKINS lias for Sale Dry Season Hard Wood Dry Sheltered Pine Wood Season Slab Wood' Has both phones use cither Jel4 3m lot on the noth side of street near Lignin II 11 Dunn and paz lot on Gilford 52x83 feet $300 Johnson to 5 6 and 7 in block Co $150 East airmount Goodwyn Having accepted the agency for Lawrenceville Brick and Tile Co I now carrying a full line of BRICK at Wood Yard Call and see them or try An ntif'lr tallvArV RIDDLE Old Phone 2610 Laundry Kttirch eight pounds 3rr Parksdale Butter pound 13c Mixed Ten pound i Blended especially for Iced tea) Mason ruit Jars quart 49c dozen Mason ruit Jurs 2 quarts 72c dozen TI) nN you go tn the Reach the View nr take a outing to any of the near by resorts you i brush The handy The ma de U'r 1 VCiy I little room It is made of the finest materials in the best possible manner and fully guaranteed can Tour Of Mme Duse While Abroad Warrant Machinist Robert Smith reported to the commandant's Office yesterday afternoon lor duty as relief of Warrant Machinist James Ober who has been detached as Inspector of coal at the Newport News coal filers Detached rom Hospital Assistant Surgeon JI Cole who has be duty for some time at the naval hospital In this city has been ordeied detached from further duty here and will report to the command ing officer of the battleship Kearsarge for duty on board that vessel Workmen Discharged or the lack of work In the depart ment of equipment six laborers one all around mnchlnlst two house carpen ters three wireinen and three sall mnkers were discharged Detached rom ranklin Assistant Surgeon Harry A Mav who has been attached to the receiving ship ranklin for the past month has been ordered detached and will report on board the battleship Iowa for duty in connection with that vessel Workmen Called A call was Issued yesterday after noon by the board of labor employ ment for five first class all around nui four helpers the department of steam Rest Portat house Steak 12 14c Best Sirloin Steuk 1214c Chuck Steak pound Wo have enlarged our Butcher Stall and removed It to the back part our store Mr rank Lee hay charge of the resh Meats and will be glad serve ms oiu eusioniera a Splendid Chance or the Wage Earner DASH I ELL PORTSMOUTH VA 339 HIGH STREET aiSJ OR Several nice Ilorii Trim nlrm 1 One tract 76 Jea ln cheo BOYD The funeral ot James Boyd took place from his late residence No 611 Washington street Tho services were conducted by Rev Stiff At tho conclusion the remains were taken to Cedar Grove cemetery for internment They wore followed by the members of the and Independent ire com pany as well as a large circle of friends The following were pallbearers Lloyd Lattimer and B' Clark from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Capt Julian Pace and Caln from tho Independent ire company Iloyd Hyslop Dr Hope and I' Anthony citizens Sheriff Smith and wife will leave this morning for a two stay at Buffalo Lithla Springs Mrs Pitts of Richmond is vis iting her sister Mrs I Johnson in Dinwiddle street Interesting Items About Men And Ships Stationed At The Navy Yard Grave Slones Marblo and Granite merits jtn Stock Safe Delivery AreliiWil 813 AND 820 GLASGOW ST New Phone 981 Portsmouth Va That the republicans of Portsmouth4 are divided was evident last night when that portion of the party in this city Lf vv 1 1 1 I An11 (by Capt Julian Pace and Postmaster II Butt Jr assembled at St Jo seph's hall In mass meeting to elect two delegates and two alternates to the republican state convention to be held tn the city of Roanoke August 8 Tho led by Messrs Rob ert O'Connor and Michael Brenner wore absent from last meeting showing plainly that they would not concede the right to the "Bowdenites" to hold an adjourned meeting from last Thursday night when they had already nominated their delegates ana alter nates to the state convention A bitter feeling now exists between the two factious and as there are now two sets of delegates elected to ask for recognition in Roanoke next Tuesday a lively contest can be expected The meeting held las night was per fectly harmonious and the matter placed before the asemblage was dispensed A with In a business like manner Mr Claud Murdaugh called the meet ing to order advising that It was an ad journed meeting from last Thursday i night1 Mr Pope nominated Capt Ju lian Pace to be chairman of the meeting and he as unanimously elect ed and ascended the rostrum amid ap plause and loud cheers Captain Pace expressed his regrets to the gentlemen present on account of the wrangle at last meeting and said that he had hoped that the meeting at that time would have been harmonious Mr II Butt Jr nominated Mr NV King as secretary of the meet 1 ing and he was unanimously elected i i Mr Claud Murdaugh nominated Mr Riley and Mr Williams nominated Mr Wilson to be dele gates to the state convention and on motion of Mr II Butt Jr the noml nations were closed and those gentle men were elected Mr Riley In accepting the nomina tion said that in view of the dlsagree ment at last Thursday's meeting and to guard against any attacks that this meeting was being conducted by per sons who had no right to participate in a repubNcan assemblage that they had following certificate which each and very person would be re quired to sin and make affidavit be loro a notaik public before he could take part in tie meeting: "I hereby cerNfy That I am a duly qualified voter nj the city of Ports mouth Va that at the last national election I cast my vote for Roosevelt and airbanks that I was present at a mass meeting of republicans held in St hall Portsmouth pursuant to call of the city executive committee Thursday evening July 27 1905 and that I voted In the affirmative on the motion to adjourn said meeting to Tues day evening August 1 that I was pres ent at said adjourned meeting and voted for Riley and Wilson for delegates to the republican state con vention to be held In the city of Roa noke August 8 "We only want staunch republicans to vote here said Mr Riley "but If there are any who have not voted the republican ticket In the past but who desire to cast their lot with us In the future he can participate with us tonight We do not want anybody to vote tonight who will not support the principles which we On motion Messrs William Crlsmond and Thomas Minton were appointed tellers and the vote being taken re suited in 117 ballots being cast of which 15 were deposited by colored men Mr Harry Minton a notary public swore the electors as they came forward and deposited their ballot While the tellers were counting the ballots Mr airless addressed the meeting and after paying his respects to the press which he said had mis quoted him last JMday morning he said that he was not a qualified voter in this state much to his regret as he had been absent from the state for a num ber of years but was glad to be able to say that during that time he had voted In Pennsylvania where a republican vote Is counted every time "In twelve more months I will be able to vote with you boys" said Mr airless "as your new Constitution will permit pie as I will then have been here two years I belie ve that such a law will stand test of the reiterated the gentleman speaking under that law I am not a voter for two years yet I tun a taxpayer to your Mr air 'less paid a high tribute to Theodore Roosevelt and said that the growing i generation anted manly men in prefer 4 rncc to jieilitics and that the time was now ripe iq capture the south and give a shaking Which ft has never before received Mr Pope offered a set of inso lations which were unanimously adopt ed endorsing Capt his loyalty to party ner in conducting committee always was for the wclfaie of the republican party On motion the two delegates elected were given power to select their own alternates Mr Boole moved that it be the sense of the meeting to endorse Judge Lewis for governor of Virginia and that the delegates be instructed toote for nomination On motion of Mr Pope forth in a tlowery speech Mr James Brownley was nominated to enter theraco for the state legislature In tho gen A i'eral election on November 8 The chairman appointed Messrs Pope William Crlsmond Boole James Mcfjaughlln and Riley asa oonnnltteo 1 advise Mr Brownley of The claim that the two delegates whk they elected last Thurs i day night Messrs Brennan and Rea gan will be the only delegates from this city who will receive recognition 7 from the hands of the committee on cre oantmts jn the state OR HOUSE NO 616 ITH street 11 conveniences Apply to JAMES A LAWRENCE 430 South St aul 3t BOARDERS WANTED AT ELIZA botii Cottage 5th street station Wil loughby Beach Terms moderate Nice large upper rooms all at cot tage or 41S South St Portsiniiut li jy3O 3t OR RENT 7 room House PhlYips Ave 7 room House 421 Store 702 South NEWS NOTES must your comb and average brush is bulky un and takes up lots of roomTourist Brush" is a brush especially fclor this purpose natrow ami takes up very Real Estate Transfers These property were record ed in tho county office yester day: Miller to Thomas Williams Muscovite street $50 wife to Leon Lo stieet near Pine Confederate Veterans Camp Confederate Veter ans met last night with Past Com mander Col William II Stewart in the chair After prayer by Chaplain Eck ert roll call and reading of minutes of the last meeting General Ordcs No 3 from the grtnd commander of the Grand mp of Virginia announcing the dates of the reunion to be held in Pe tersburg Va1 October 25 26 and 27 1905 were read and at the next meeting the camp delegates will be elected to the reunion An appropriation of $10 was made to the Grimes Battery Monument associa tion Led By Captain Pace Choose Riley And Wilson To Attend The Roanoke STATION i wooded heavll I cwt 11 1 1 Ur I I ul 1 TW Bargain Day! Saturday Only! I EH1 Em I Hl i 1 I i HTI Co convention as that si co ii i i mm i V'ill 1 nb roil.