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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
Superior to Lemonade.

HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
= teaspoonful added to glass of cold water
With sugar. makes delicious summer tonic
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
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TURKISH TROOPS MUTINoUS.--Port Said.
Sept. 1S-There fresh mutiny today on
board the Turkish troopship AssarI Tewfk
which again put down. 1t is reported that
100 men were wounded in the disturbance of
yesterday.
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AWFUL PSORIASIS
50 YEARS

Terrible ScaIy Humor in Patches
All Over the Body-Skin Cracked
and Bleeding Itching Unbear-
abIe-Cured by Cuticura in Thirty
Days at Cost Of $4.75.
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THE PARAGON S:: zs:::
Van Ness Avenue and Post Street

Ladies Kayser Vests, sleeveless, and made
pure silk, in colors pink, blue and white; spler
did values, and never sell less than S1.75 O..
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MearS.

Mr. A. F. Mears spent Sunday IN
pocomoke City visiting his daugnuers'
Mildred and Juanita, at school Uhero'
The shipment of potatoes from TINS
station this year is the smalesu eHen
known. Several parties, who ior years years
have sent every barrel to market rom
this noint. have not shipped any TINS
season.
Mr.. f. d. Bailey, of Snow Hill IS
with us buying mine props I0r r 'hi,io
svlvania firms and now and tnen SHIPS
q load when he is lucky enough 10 ge1
q car. Several car loads are now pl'eu
here and not a car in sight.
Mavor Doughty, of Onancock, ana
Mr. # r. Byrd, candidates for treas
,u4 and deputy called at this place on
Monday Like the rest of the canul'
dates for these offices they are con
Quoting their canvass on hien piano
The neople in this section are en-
;ovin1 such good health, that COOKE
are more in demand than DOCTORS
The healthfulness is due III grea "a,
measure doubtless to the tact uhaG VIZ VIZ
have deep wells and don't use surl"0'
water.
Mossrs Gordy and Chandler have
been on a prospecting tour III C ni'
TSnnnv South"with the view OF lioE
mo their business there and making
their future homes. The latter WI
not go--too many ail f I;n, div
poisonous reptiles there for him.
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Chincoteague.

Mrs. S. J. Hastings is visiting
friends at Salisbury
Our shocking houses Will open neA'
week and the following week.
Nr lanes Holland opened gener-
al store up the Island this week.
Mr. r. D. Jones, of Snow Hill,
made us a business trip thls WeoA'
Mr. Harry Scott has opened con-
fectionery store and pool room neio'
schooners Cullen and Abbott ar
rived this week with cargoes OF olloA''
Miss Lizzie Taylor, of Temperance
vile, is the guest of Mrs. D. IL MAJ
thews.
Rurton Jones and son returned thls
week from Texas to make UnlS paw
their future home.
CLANS are being rushed to marker
bv our shippers and they are geuVilis
good prices for them.
Miss L. Reynolds left this week ioi
Farmyille Normal School, accom-
panied by Miss Luella Burton
Mr. Claude ]. Matthews has beer
anno;nted assistant postmaster mere
in place of James Holland, res'gheo
| Mr. Charles Hill has accepted posi-
ton with Mr.. B. b. Topping MILFORD
| Del. and will learn watch repairing
business.
The snperintendent of the Della
ware division of the P. W. q b. R.K
has asked for a passenger steam Ir,t
from Franklin city to this place: IN
Steamer Chincoteague does not !ul
nish the necessary ACCOMMODATION
with a loss to the company OF severe
= thousand dollars for outside help'
= Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this wee 7,
r. w. Byrd, l.. H. Perkins D. L
r Halsey, G. W. Milliner, l. ). Low
/. D. Handy, W. II. Andrews n. I I
Webster, n. r. Butler, Baltimore;
w, Buttie, Seaford; G. G. Henley
s Portsmouth, N. j.: W. 5. Syringe.
Y Georgetown; G. w. Atkins, MlItoI
r a 7 Lilliston, w. H. Prultt, ). ,
Wescott, @. P. Custis,J. W. Edmoho
q. Accomac.
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Wachapr r7~.ue

Miss Bessie Rla1', OF Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss D"isy ltIihgi"ln'
Miss Leah Powell, of Texas, is visit
ing at home Of Dir. John w. heliam
Miss Ruth Andrews left for New
York a few days ago, to resume her
duties as trained nurse.
We are gladtoreport that Mrs Jonh
yonng who has been i'll for about
three months is convalescent'
Protracted services are being held
at Smith Chapel, the pastor, Mr.. DAVIS
being assisted by Rev. Mr.. James
Mr. John T. Mears is in Richmond
this week. attending the State Coun-
ell Convention of the Jr' w. u a. -"'
Mr. Ira F. Burton has accepted a
nosit;or in New York. A certain
Young lady in town has the symPa'"'
of her many friends.
An auto party, composed of II, >.
Fosoue. w. J. Birmingham and Glo-
hons letJ mere ChhNiUJ
Pocomoke and returned that night
Miss Daisy Birmingham, owing 10 %
III health, has been compelled 10 CONF
home. but expects to be able to re-
snme her work in Baltimore shortly
Mrs. Harry Scarborough is visiting
Rev Mr.. Friend at Belle !; Haven ave on 1nat
eek. Mrs. Eula Burton is the guest
of relatives and friends at Dougherty
The order of Eastern Star VIII holu l
its regular monthly meeting mere Ul l
October Doth Refreshments VIII pe
served and all members are request
cd to be present.
Among those from our town det !Si
ed in Baltimore during the strike
were Mrs. II. S. Fosque and son. AZ
bert. Mrs. w. J.Fosque, Mr.. ana Mrs Mrs
| Thomas Fosque and daughter, D9ro
INV. Mr.. Thos. Fosque was comPelle'
TO undergo an operation while there
but we are glad to report, he Is muci
improved.
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Hunting Creek.

. Miss Annie Middleton is spending
the week at Accomack Q. II.
Master Rowland Howard is still on
the sick list with typhoid fever.
We are sorry to report Mr.. john
Andrews as being so i'll at this VIII
ing.
Many of our young men have gone
TO Potomac to engage in oyster oreo'
ging.
Mr. and Mrs. Walden Townsend o.
Beaver Dam spent several days WIFI
us recently.
Mr.. Willie Andrews and family o
this place, after spending the s I,a
at Newport News have returned nome
Can't. F. c. Lewis is improving gu
town bv the erection of large store
house. which he expects to occupy Il
the near future.
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Parksley.

Mr.. H. Roberts is on business "Trip
to Norfolk and Newport News
Miss Elizabeth Chadbourne OF oav I
Hill, Boston, is spending few weeks
in town and vicinity.
MIR. Hill McCready is on trip u, 10
Philadelphia and New Jersey IN une
interest of the vine cutter business
Mr.. James F. Parks has moved ms
family from the farm on the sea sue
to to'" Onley where they will reside
another year.
Mr.. A. L. Mason, of Kiowa, kansas a 50
is visiting his brother, Mr.. n L. MA
son, and Sisters, Mrs. A. P. White ah'
Mrs. George Vessels.
The new railroad station and pl I.I
form is nearing completion. Mr.. W
!. Lilliston and P. A. Willett are put
ting on the finishing touches.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1906.
Sales Advertised in Enterprise.

Sales Advertised in Enterprise.
Saturday, October 9th, near BloXom
Station, by z. Americas BAKER,
executor, personal property.
Tuesday, October 3Oth by w. 5: Buaa
at Onley, farming implements
horses, hogs, corn, todoer' &C.
Tuesday. October 30th by A. I. James
at Onley, farming implements
household and kitchen lurhi-
ture, &c.
Tuesday. October 80, near Grange
Vile by w. B. Stakes, farming
implements, morse, cart, &C.
Wednesday, October 31st, near fln'
news Wharf, by J. W. Landon'
AGENT. horses, COW, carts, corn,
fodder, &c.
Wednesday, October 31st., by geo. =
Bonniwell, on his premises II
Hacks Neck real estate and per
sonaI property-horses, hogs
sheep, farming Implements &C
Wednesday, November 3rd. at Oman an
cock, by VIM. Comrades 81
carts.
Wednesday, November Z, nea
Savageville. by Fred D. Hargis
hors s, corn, fodder, hogs &C
Wednesday, November 2Sth. at Horn IN
town by Mrs. A. j. Sterilng
hogs, horses, COW, farming I'm
plements, &c.
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NEIGHB0RHOOD NOTES.
OnancOck.

The enrolment of the High School
now numbers $50.
Miss Annie E. Hopkins is with
friends in Baltimore.
Can't. Travis A. Crockett OF Tangler
Island was in town Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Duncan, and
their daughter, Miss Maria, are III
New York City.
Mrs. Bettie w. Custis left on Mon
davis steamer to visit her daughter
Mrs. VIM. P. Powell of st. Mary's
County, Md.
The storehouse of Mr.. VIM. L. VIM
der was sold at public auction Satur-
dav last. his wife becoming the pur-
chaser at $3.50. He will, it is thought
resume business.
Several visitors to Onancock have
returned home during the week Mrs
Tibbie ]. Hanee to Baltimore, Mrs.
Anna w. Graft to Norfolk and Mrs
IL. Cahall to Dover, Delaware.
MIR. VIM. T. Bundick, now III Wes'
Virginia, is delivering under an ar
ranSement with number OF churche'
a new lecture "Git, Grit and Gump
ton" in which the duties ana opp1r
tunities of life are viewed from l n'
standpoint of a layman. Temperance
| in matters other than the use o
liquors is forcibly enjoined.
Mr. George H. Powell and bride ar
at home, and Saturday night wer
rendered an elegant reception by MRS
Rertie K Powell, mother ofthe groom
The house was handsomely decorate'
With salt water bush, golden rod, ant
NOTED plants. About 10 were presen
Including many of the most prom
nent people of the town and vicinity
Amono the guests were: Miss L; II
MORGAN of Shawboro, North Carohna
| Mrs. |. l.. Cahall, Dover, Delaw a. o
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Powell, lroWer, d
DIR. III. d. Lilliston, Accomack, Jon
w. Hundley Jr and John GoIIigoI
Cane Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l
parker MIR. and Mrs. L. d. L. QuinDN
Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Shield, Mr. an
Mrs f o. F. GUSTS, Mr.. and Mrs; {
S. NAPLES and their daughter M TIe'
Sarah, Warner Ames, E; I q: Mi1e
| Henry Parker, S. X. Powell Mesaa S; II
Jno. p. l.. Hopkins, R. l.; HoPkin
Webster Marshall, G; Fred N Nent
Misses Nellie Pansy Wilkins, Vero
W. and Hattie Kelly, Annie D. Pr. Fos9 Ts
5 Alice and Nettie Warren, sara n Ne e
son Parker, Sadie f. Fletcher MA
garet N. Groton, and Madallne hlch
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Onley.

Mr.. Harvey Rue will occupy MI
w. W. Parks home in the near iuUure'
DIR. Angle returned from kIch hm bis
a few days ago accompanied ny LILO
mother.
Lumber is being hauled for new w
Rantist Church soou to be IN COURSE VI
erection here.
Mr. Jobn w. Hutchinson, commits
sion merchant of New York, was IL
town this week.
Mr. Herbert Haley was in town
this week visiting his parents MI AM
Mrs. J. T. Haley.
Mr.. Fred Waddy lost a valuaoi !,
mule this week. While being shod Il
fell and broke its neck.
Supper will be served in the T 5c WI
Hall by the Baptist Aid Society, Iues
dav, November 9th, followed by al
entertainment by Mr.. Van Pelt iron
TO o'clock. In addition to supper
oysters and ice cream will be Tor SAFE
/ Proceeds for new Baptist Church.
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On same day on my farm, near
Onlev. / will sell at public auction the
following: Stieff square piano, walnut
sideboard, walnut dining table, large
wardrobe, sofa and parlor chairs
bureau and 2 washstands, two tin cub
boards, 2 kitchen tables, dozen chairs
60 or IS yards mating, canopy top
survey, top buggy, trotting sulky
which cost s125. IA feet seed sower,
hav rake. 100 gallon iron pot, horse
tread power to thrash oats , ana say saw
cord stove wood, breech loading, gun,
oliver chilled double pillow, sub-soll
plow, spring tooth harrow and many
other things. Terms made known on
A. T. James.
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Halloween Entertainment.

There will be a Halloween enter,
tainment. consisting of the noted
"Sniggles Family" Mrs. Pepper
Ghosts a very laughable Ethiopian
farce, reel atoms and music, given az a.
the Town Hall, Onley, November 2
1906. Doors open at 8 p. m. supper
will be served after the entertainment
The public cordially invited to atterd
The proceeds are to be used for paint
inc the parsonage. Admission, adults
25 cents, children 10 cents.
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jenkins Bridge.

MIR. Ashton Fletcher, of Norfolk
spent Sunday here.
Mr. & r. White made a business
trim to Baltimore last week.
Miss Josie Witham isvisiting friends
in New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Donald Fletcher left last week
to accept a position in Norfolk
Miss Sadie Fletcher, of OnancocK
was the guest of Miss Charlotte Cor
bin last week.
Miss Laura Corbin, after spending
some time with her cousin, Mrs LII
B. Corbin, has returned to her home
at Wisharts.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and little daughte
Gladys, returned from Baltimor'
"Wednesday, the latter having. beef
in the hospital there for some time
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises. near
Onley, on Tuesday, October Both, per-
sonal property as follows: one JACK
Brerton Spring colt out of amare that
can be registered, one latest improved
Bemis TRANSPORTER, 70 eight foot
cvnress potato ed frames, 30 gallons
nnre apple vine sar year old, horses,
carts. hogs, corn and fodder, farming
implements of all kinds including
weeder, disc harrow, double drag
fertilizer sower, plows, cultivators an nc
many other things. Sale begins al II
w. S. Budd.
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Business Notices.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-We will sell at
nublic auction at Tasley, or Tuesday,
October Odd, beginning at ii a. M
the personal property OF George " , !;
Relote. deceased, consisting OF 7
shares of Peninsula Fair stock, 3
shares of Eastern Shore Produce Ex-
change. 3 carriages, 2 carts, horse,
4 cows, potato bed frames, farming
implements, household ana Kitchen ,,i
furniture, &c. Terms made KNOWN
on day of sale, ~ D.,oo4
Executors.
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A. Z. James.

PUBLIC AUcTIoN-On Wednesday,
November 2Sth, will sell at pubic
auction on the Jno. W. Rowley farm,
HOMETOWN, occupied by A. ID; Ster-
ling, corn, fodder, hogs two horses 5
COW fresh to pail, cart, carriage, and
harness, Tiger transplanter, 40 new
notato bed frames with glass in same
double drag, double pillow, in fact all
necessary farming implements, all my
household and kitchen furniture sale
TO commence at 10 a. m. Terms made
known on day.
-'' Mrs. A. J. Sterling.
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Painter

Miss Fannie Mears and Mrs. G. L.
Wescott are sick at this writing
Mr.. ]. R. Parker is in Nortn Oaro-
lima on a business trip this week
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Drummond, OF
Norfolk, are here this week on account
Of the sickness of their daughter, Mrs
Dawson.
Mrs. F. A. Boone is in Baltimore
this week purchasing her millinery
goods.
MIR. J. K. Mears, of Cheriton, spent spent
a few days with relatives mere 'hi'
week.
Miss Clara E. Duer, recently VIII
Armstrong Gator & Co. of Baltimore
Md, has opened up millinery esVao
lishment at this place.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

"Oueen Quality" shoes for women
and "Walk- Over" shoes Tor men. NEW
shapes, feathers and toes now III ou'
shoe department. ,,., 10
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a9OO"s en0f SIS the church remodd @ and
about s SS ec T MONEY %Ss SdS %
SSds Is %dVg T fS%'es H. F E0
haE "trd s%y SGSP and T
.ssr s,Ss9 s Sis a no
Rev Re- and SG0 bea We e tf e abb a and
mem cu the Es afeT dnn M will preach
On July M they the stone dT M Ma % stoT e
that Rev W Tsy @ans a a rom the address
1T easy to give ve 'U with ceansy organization
BUILDING e b sT Srss n a 0 Ea %ad your
Captain W W h pSg n ucen S data
die 5 pqng to e date F of dur
that Ss and PGF Ss: first 'n's
The early Methodist b Men more coHsecaed
saves Downing S0Tn y n ffE' the nd
aSSdsns SR Re Oldest a Orsa
ton first deed to 0%r oDnr V the Olsen
% all except England were called were f tho
make deed; rReS hd m RaSP aG
o as Heh %e9S the G ssu it true
built e the 5s T s n ra o ra given by
9oTngg seReR assey Elias BG joseph
neaTns K"a M SSGGE a1S Shot fret deed
After matters As csSre iy
Francis AD% h Shall from time appoint all times
a1 e5ea 9R s n ps Rsss9R that
persons sG s h pGa as6 @a
d. s Ps ali sRgSnsh 1s dnd
Yearly Conference people called Methodlsts ana no that the
0th s@d doctrine s Pa nne mons Mr.
ws ssy and A9 s just i9Psis
revival which there were many converts b am Se e
rebuild % aS south S de O county
William Byrd FaG T joins S5 NJ T Goebo1s
Tgrg 9STs ssey cn Robins George W. Mat
hTs i issl NSf REOa %a% I
Shares uTi cobouo both for Church aad
Miles,: Hra Hha sY aa a5
& on Ss SSes sp 5a SsSnn onR s
s% Rss any fGd ana spgs H
Sd a Many The Jew. wife o Of
ns pn sd s4a%n % an $
peninsula was eai BARITONE
d Ry %S Hi % srsn p %Ss
Ssp das Pf4e
G a0 Anderson and Rev sew Robins and the grandmother
Of R aSe George Matthews converted altar but a
your dbe sad 9 he gEs y a this
O 9 e Pocd@oke Church this man
sH n sn e t56 f f to d5
% d here this the last sad rites an% n
his G Rsv Archie Smith young minister of promise the NJ E. 0n0r'
was & n have Rs t not rsma n
me Hhe You 5Sed h Where the n souls of s
ss n G % %59 S v Cs
s h S5se S6d A Ras sdS God U
by Ss se os Bef and after
aised some might repair damages ana again spd h
restoration you
With the angels you
will to men, ooobor 70 vour charge wit
commission He TO oe
the then few charges on ts
position
Oresdng district There were
noted his love OF children anu
ock when IN
that Ills
tegiro to mother
ministers "as Poor
felt called had not he means 10 geu
H While the
@ with hair bright eyes ana pure
savings dmped hand and ne oi
Wills educate young
Preachers
me- doing little scattering
P Riviere OF Georgia lor nome M
grand daughter OF uhe
~ To-day nave
Of started remodel ana
credtable. Some pages OF IL are Wiz
head proud of ancestry But WIN S
responsibility you TO say
bank Remember
ronoth in III MN, you
While yon bring your s Oh gou anu i
the object OF your
world
God" Your shekna not
brilliant! AS EIkanan ana
YOU with even aeep Sc
children Jesus uOne
holy things and reSIC
willingly
iov the triumphs of that preach the worq
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Standard patterns are forging ahead I'd
and rem member you find this line IN
the new brick store opposite the bank
'ii0 r L. Shield & Co.
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If YOU are in need of stove, range
or heater see our line before buying
and save money.
Onancock Hardware Sash q Door Oo'
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at my residence near
Grangeville, on Tuesday, October. 3oth,
1906, my personal property, consisting
of household and kitchen furniture,
one horse, cart, buggy, farming mn
plements, &c. Sale to begin at III
o'clock. Terms cash.
w. b. Stakes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

For ladies coats, suits and skirts
we claim to be in the forefront, come
and see if we are correct.
r. l.. Shield q Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

We have a full line of alright stoves
i 0-'' B. S. Ashby & Co.
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We want to put an up-to'date MAJ
on you. You are looking for the cor cor
rect style and we have it and at Uhe
r. L. Shield & Co.
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Pug1Ic AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on Saturday, November
I'd. 4 D. M, in front of hotel, six new
carts, suited to Eastern Shore.
VIM. Comrades.
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Dress goods and trimmings, one OF
our hobbies, we have snappy nhe'
w., Ames, Mills q Co.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises, near Fin
news Wharf, on Wednesday, OCTOBER
S1st, my personal property, consisting
of one horse years old, COW, carts,
wagons, corn, fodder, potato bed
frames, farming implements, house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c: Sale
begins at 10 a. m. Terms made known
on day. Cd.
per J. w. Landon, agent.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

Mems Double and Single Breast
ed Suits, Boys Suits, Hats Caps
new styles in Gun Metal Shoes
Neck-wear, etc.
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Hip boots at $500 and $500 a pair.
b. S. Ashby & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

When in Onancock see our new
harness room. 1t is full of new goods
bought before the advance.
Yours truly,
Onancock Hardware, Sash & Door TO-
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on Saturday, October 9th,
1906, on the premises of Custis Taylor
of NJ, deceased, situate between
Bloxom Station and Gargatha the
whole of his personal property. sale
TO commence at 10 a. m. Terms made
known on day of sale.
E. Americas Baker,
Executor.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

PUBLIC AUCTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises, near
Savageville, Wednesday, November
9TH, all of my personal properly as as
follows: 2 horses, corn, fodder, 20
notato bed frames, hogs, carts, double
IRON drag, weeder, horse fertilizer
sower. A. j. McCready Vine Cutter,
disc harrow, &c. Sale to begin at 10
a IN m Fred D. Hargis.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

Ladies Coats, Tailor-Made Suits
separate Skirts, correct toes in
Laces and Button Shoes. New
weaves and styles in Dress
Cloths and Silks, Belts & Etc.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

Mr.. A. F. Mears spent Sunday IN
Pocomoke City visiting his daugh ners
Mildred and Juanita, at school there'
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-10-20

NOTICE OUR WINDOWS THIS WEEK.
ye .re Showing the Correct lhngs IN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-15
BANKS HAVE COME TO THE RESCUE
AND WILL ASSIST THOSE WHO

He bought his subway ticket, and
got on an express at the Grand Cen.
trail, Then he read the story. Below
the big headlines In the fifth column
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coNVIcTS TO BE GOOD.
Organization Members Start Social
Settlement and Each Bears Part
Of Work Of Reform.

Cleveland, GA brotherhood OF
former prisoners banded together for
mutual help, bound by solemn oath
to high ideas, strict moral require
ments, and common-sense thrift. has
for almost three months existed IL
Cleveland, and is daily making prec-
teal solution of the problem of tn,
workhouse parole,
In roomy, convenien, down-towa
apartment house % men, every one a
former workhouse prisoner, and all Of
whom have been confined again and
again for one misdemeanur or another.
ara gathered together in real home.
where each OF the big family bears
his part and helps to make himself
and his brothers honest, hard-working
thrifty, active, Christian citizens.
Although the organization has been
In operation but a short time the re.
suits are such as as;ound rtudents O.
sociological problems.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-15

There is a fair prospect that the In
dian will keep his place in the pro-
cession. The Carlisle schools football
players have recently beaten West
Point, and they have often defeated
other white colleges. A basket ball
team Of full-blooded Indian girls from
the Fort Shaw (MontanaJ reservation
school have. In playing that game.
taken a long stride OF feminine scalps
from the girls Of white universities in
the. west The educated red man Is
displaying a cameraderie and an
adaptabiiity TO the new conditions
which promise success to him in civ
ilization's struggle. One or more OF
them will represent their end OF tho
coming state of Oklahoma In congress-
This Is right. He is to the manner
born. The real F. F. AS are the In
dams. Some OF them. in the coming
time, will sit in Roosevelt's chair
c. NJ Harvey, in Atlantic.