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LEGAL.
First published IN The Topeka State
Journal Oct. Il, 1901
SALE or UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described property will be SOLD AZ
A, 7. & s. T. passenger station Wednes-
day, October 31st 1906, unless called Tor
on or before the date Of sale and al
charges against the same paid. Sale 70
commence at o'clock a. m. S. trunks
under local checks 1892, 22207, 1852, 155slz
4264l. 2039l2 2z96, $3.50 1852, 83917 1895 S0ls9
l94le3, 1856, 2z367, 254S6, 62815, SPAS, zSoZ9S
1882, 2s722 1891. 22e40 zsl53, 40l4, 1898.
1871 54s4s. 2o5os, $3.50. 5sl6s. Wabash
c., B. & G. S4707, 80 boxes under local
checks 4402S, 274753, 274752, sSS79, 1898, 1881.
S XII 99 2 517s lsIS @ ~ Sl9 . ds
12307, 59542259, 1891 2SS25, 56323, Mo. Pac.
1925, G. O. D. 1874 42677. 41466 and 44l6l;
gas tanks, pieces scenery, cots with
out checks, 20 valises anad grips under
local checks s2s2s2 1906, 5000, ss7sls $685. S
56541, 1885, $685. 50075, c. o. D. 1921. B.
& M 620I50, 620751, c. O. D. 1924 valises
bearing following checks, local, 1896 25S5S,
3214, 55411 zS402, 20633. 64495. 263SS, S6069.
1888. 57l2s, 1881. s8269. 53sss. sizes. 5ssl2,
21565. 1896, 1880, 36042. 59257 159358, 5S99s,
1874, s2oe9, 1885, 344s7 $3.50. 1925 1892,
1866. S075 62S79, 61ss7. $685. 1854, g72o7 3zz5
971S9. $3.50, c. & S. 1901 c.. & 5. 1014l1.
s7sss, ziS5i. 1853. 1875 1926, $500. Ss6s9,
>z7559, 2S2345, s4026. 1920 52034. 9706S, 97o71.
1929, 24755, 4S547 1892, 33319 1885, 115176.
9S242. Sixteen bundles without checks IS
sacks checks. local 49410, 1900, c. & S. 1891,
s2a5S. $3.50. Pass; G, B. g. d5ss. 5729l,
sacks without checks. bicycles. checks Chez
baby cabs. checks local, 62771, 25S29, 1854,
G. o. D. 1919. 1874, 6199, 66927 Three baby
cabs without checks 80 telescopes, checks
local, $685. 15615- 1862 20056, 21Q127, 104598,
34279, 1881. s7s46. 59528, 95076, 1868. 56394,
5S543. 32744 5404. 1901, 1858 2s495, 41401,
1882. 1880, s917S. 1881, 1885, z7a0S. 5515,
l4021 4sls9 44091 1870, 62904. 40903 1893,
6S927. 97072. 22745, 787s5, 9s065, 1146S, 59464,
1899, l510S 104S9S, 1886, 60627, 1885, 401517.
5S2S4. 1880, 62420. 572S1. 1884, 1886 1858,
9S371 9049 20S17. $780, 35l3s 1864. 1867,
17l16. 64Os2. 7713s, 23469, 1926. 1854 40666.
57ss5 61462 29e29, 2S946, 1924, ss378. 37l49,
1872. 51G55. 1926, 397s1. S9096, 2760 1925.
l9214s 364s3. 1904, 1S19S5. 1925 55922. 1904.
c. o. D. 1857 1881. 24027. s. L. & S. z.
407S62, c., B. & O., 1867, c. & S, 1250s,
1854. G. T., 2646 l. NJ 1880. One hundred
and eleven telescopes without checks, 4s
suit cases, checks local 9S6I 3s9lS 36465, 24l6S,
1922. 4oo55 1891. 1888. 1888, $3.50 1895,
31472, 2265S, 26025. 642S9, e9315, 1881. 645T1.
1858. 51945. 47191 52279, 1881, 1902. 1862.
17514S 5000. 41799 1881 1ls492. $3.50. s0lS7.
s757S Penn. c. o. D. 5729, C 0. D. 1892,
ST. l. & s. F., 42593. One hundred and
eleven suit cases without checks
P WALSH, General Baggage Agt-
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KANSAS COLORADO.
Great Football Game at Lawrence
Saturday, Oct. 27th.

One of the biggest football games of
the, season takes place at Lawrence this
coming Saturday. October 9th. when
the University of Colorado team tackles
old K. U. The Santa Fe has made a
rate of $1.05 for the round trip for this
game. A great many Topeka people
will attend Take Santa Fe leaving at
1:25 p. m. T. L. KING, Agent.
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I-nreIIIng of RTcCleIIaIn statua.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The Mcclellan
statue commission, composed of Secretary
Taft, Senator Vetmore and General EIo-
ratio G. King have fixed the time fer the
unwilling OF the statue IN Washington IN
May next. The exact date has net yet
been determined.
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Judge and Mrs. De Witte 8. NelHs
will leave next week for a visit to then
daughter, Mrs. Harlon Ryus in Los An
geles, California
Mr.. J. D. NJ. Hamilton left today on a
business trip to Chicago
Mrs. D. F. Longnecker of Frmnorfs
guest of her sister, Mrs William TJ
Eastman, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. G. c. Sterl Of Abilene is the guest
of Mrs. Edward A Herbst
Miss Ona McFadden is spending this
week with Mrs W. Z. Ogston
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Snyder will
go to Leavenworth to stay over Sunday
DR.. Chester B. Reed went to Excelsior
Springs yesterday to stay until Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Amy Nelson of Ironwood, Michi-
gan, arrived yesterday for a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Philip Kaye. at the
deanery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crossman and
their baby Of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived
yesterday to visit Mrs. Crossman's
brothers, Mr.. W. ". Mills and Mr.. Ar
thur Mills. Mr.. Crossman leaves this
evening for Cleveland. but Mrs. Cross
man viii stay for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Foster. Mrs.
Thomas F. DOran and Mrs. George
Whitaker went to Kansas City today
to attend the Unitarian conference
Miss Caroline Neal who is attending
the university at Lawrence WI be
home Thursday to attend the Y w G.
A convention and spend a few days a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ. Neal. Miss Jackson and Miss
Shaffner Of Lawrence will accompany
her and be her guests.
Mr.. Garfield w. Weede, the Wash
burn football coach, returned today
from a short visit to his home in sterl-
ing.
Mr.. F. NJ. Neal spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. E. L Knostman, in Manhat-
tan.
Mr.. Nat Black viii go to Boulder,
Colorado Thursday for q short STAY
Mrs Guilford Dudley who spent the
summer in the east is expected home
tomorrow.
Miss Kittie Whitley of Emporia is
here for visit to Miss Anna Speck and
Miss Gussie Fuller
Mrs. Ross B. Gilluly has returned
from visit to Mr.. Gilluly in Kansas
City where she viii go to remain per
manently in December.
Mrs. F. NJ. Kimbau is visiting in
Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Edo Hicks of North
vernon, Indiana, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs David Overmyer-
Mrs. Frank Edison has returned from
a visit in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. John Arnold has returned to
Valley Falls after a short visit to Mrs.
w. Z. McNey.
Mr.. and Mrs Joel R. Burrow have re-
turned from a trip through British
Columbia
Mrs. J. B. Belts. Miss Freda Belts and
Mrs. H c. Goodrich have returned from
a visit in St. Louis and Lockwood. Mo.
Mr. H W. Sandmeyer of Washington,
D. c., is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. LOOMS. Mr.. Alex
ander LOOMS and Miss Christina Hull
of Salina have returned from Kansas
City where they went to attend the
wedding on Friday of their cousin. Miss
Helen Christie Hanna to Mr.. Charles
Wilson Steere. Mr.. Alexander LOOMS
was one Of the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ryus and Miss
Bert Ryus have returned from visit
in Chanute and Galena.
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FREE DIsPENsARv

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MONROE ST. FREE DTsPENsARY-
1z Monroe st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons Weei.
ical service free. Medicine free h some
cases Office hours to D. m cans
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First published In The Topeka efs4N
Journal Oct 1s. 1901
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BANKRUPT SALE,

First published in The Topeka State
Journal Oct. IS, 1861
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n ZEN W ELL funeral director and
EN- palmer. FIRST class service. reasona-
bic prices 81 Quincy st. Both phones 5s3.
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GEO. M. NOBLE & CO..
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE.
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
49, KAN. AVE OPP PosToFFIcE.

THE best residence lots on the highest
ground between the state house and
WashDurn college for sale cheap: North
ca e corner Lane and 14th SITS, numbers.
81 600; southeast corner Lane and 14th,
numbers, 81. 500; northwest corner Lincoln
end of 18th, numbers, S, 800; on West
ST., opposite end of 14th. s numbers, ST.
200; southwest corner Huntoon and West
sts., numbers. s., 800; southwest corner
Lincoln and Piercy Ets.,-2 numbers. Z room
house, cistern and outbuildings, g. 1905
northwest corner Of Lincoln and 18th, 2
numbers, 81, 100; eight east front lots on
Lincoln, between Piercy and 18th, $500
each. Terms: a cash, balance long time.
All have large shade trees, on or near
paved streets and electric car lines, city
water and sewers. T. W. Harrison 1O9
W. Sixth ave, Topeka. Kan.
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party this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs W. E. Hea therly in honor OF Mrs
Mollie Radcliffe The company in
cluded Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Fred Nor
ris. Mrs. J. T. RObb, Mrs. Jules Snat-
finger, Mrs. John Green, Mrs. Frank
Blanche, Mrs. A. T. Lucas. Mrs. Mel
son Petro, Mrs. J. ". Wooding, Mrs.
E c. Fox. Mrs. William Berry Mrs.
George Givens, Mrs. George Mccoy
Mrs. Fred Evarts, Mrs. Lewis Green
wood Mrs. Frank Strawn, Mrs. Ralph
Clauser, Mrs. a. A. Hayes. Mrs. Geo.
Cockreu, Miss Julia Whitmer.
Mrs. Irwin PribbIe gave a surprise
party last night for her son, Roland,
in celebration Of his 18th birthday.
The girls and boys asked were Mar
garet Tillotson, Marshall and Hazen
Brown. Nellie Boone, Dorothy Hadley,
Josephine Perry, Alice Noble Flor
ence Guild, Mildred Mills, Lottie
Payne, Mabel and Josephine Mckee.
Irene Frank, Chloe Berry, Mabel Cal
lagher. Anna Burr Rice, Eugene and
John Villipigue. Fielden Gall. Arthur
Beronious, Charles Boone. ROY Petro
J. J. Hill. Roy Chase, Arthur Nichols
Leland Brown, Emery Hughes. sRalDf1
Thrapp and Francis Pribble. mrs
Pribble was assisted by Mrs. ]. n.
Noble.
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FOR SALE room house and i0ts 1JI3
Jefferson st. north; payments. NJ. Heery.
FOR SALE-Residence and 4 lots 723 West
premises.
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WHOLESALERS.

TIE COUGHLIN HARDWARE 90
Hardware, stoves, fine tools. T06 Kan
sas ave. Tel. $685.
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bankrupt, will sell all of the following de-
scribed property Of said bankrupt, situat-
ed in the city of Topeka, in the county Of
Shawnee and state Of Kansas, tO-Wit:
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CHARLES J. DEvLIN.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, as trustees Of the estate Of
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VITAL SCIENCE.


c. w. CROPSEY, VITAL POWER.
Treats all diseases without medicine; Is
years with the Carson college, Kansas
CITY. Consultation free. so Kansas ave,
Topeka. Permanent resident)
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WANT.Ep-.s1TUATIoNa


WHEN you want to hire a man or boy.
call up Y. NJ. c. A Ind: tel. sos or Bel
tel. 907 red. We have a list of men and
confidential references concerning them.
z. NJ. c. A Employment bureau 9Th and
Quincy SITS
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LOST AND FOUND.
srRAYED OR STOLEN.


STRENGTHENING faced. 3-year-old COW,
with leather halter, from 1910 Spruce st.
Reward for whereabouts. Ind tel. 1918.
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FLORISTS.

~(c~--c-SS-S~---c-~>~>s-
. y. 1 - blooming plants cut flow
erS, pants, designs, decorations los W
Eighth. Tel 81. Greenhouse 18th and Mon
CUT flowers, floral desiens S1ecia1 -
tentton to out Of town orders James
Hayes, 1O7 w. Eighth st. Tel s77
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PATENTS.


J. A. ROSEN, patent attorney. z23 Kan
sas ave. Topeka
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BUGGY REPAIRING.

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SURVEYS. runabouts and top buggies at
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires Repository 116 W. Fifth st.
Factory z14-426 Jackson st.
E. G. KINLEX.
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No. o-Passsnger to IT. Scott. 100 pm.
No. 692-Freight -..... .----.-...-... 100 am.
NORTHBOUND.
No. PASSENGER from TT GcO4t. u: 40 pm.
NO 6ol-Freight ...... ,..............e:45 ppas
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Lot number two hundred twenty (220)
Kansas avenue, together with the build
ing located thereon, being one four story
brick building 3 #. by $50 #.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
DAILY Except Sunday.)
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CAPITAL CITY vITRIFIED BRICK 8
PAVING CO, us " Eighth St MfgTs.
Of building, paving and sidewalk brick.
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RAILROAD n

=
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TAB
TOPEKA, KAN.
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Mrs Merrill and her daughter. Mrs;
c.. z. Hawley. viii give an informal
afternoon Friday for Mrs. W s
Charles Of Los Angeles who is visiting
in Topeka on her way home from an
easfern trim
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LOUIS LOCKOWITZ. expert plumber ant
gas litter, 219 W. 9Th st. Ind. tel. los.
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MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods Tel 1876. Clarence Skinner. 81
Quincy st.
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Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland and her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes and Mrs
@. Q. Stillman of Morganville viii be
at the Mcfarland home, 100 Harrison
street, for Mrs. W. S. Charles Of Los
Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Wilbur S. CLANCY
Of Pocatello IdahO and Mrs. Frank
Merrick Of the City of Mexico. No cards
VIII be issued but a general invitation
IS extended to all the friends of the
hostesses and their guests Of honor.
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CTDER WoRKs-
JEWELLERS.

Jewellers.
-s-->-ss-------s-@--~--~--~- -
JAMES B. HAYDEN Tevvefer a77i rl-sfl
clan. Complete stock Of watches de
monds, silyerware. ETC. Eyes examines
ana spectaeles properly fitted
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wANTED-surry or buggy for pory. 81
Taylor St
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A number of her friends from the
early members of the Ideal card club
viii give an afternoon party in honor Of
Mrs. Mollie Radcliffe, whose wedding TO
DR.. A. W. Davis of Kansas City takes
place November 1. The entertainment
will be given next Monday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. John J. Green.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HFT.p


ers. Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Bros
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Mrs L S. Ferry entertained the D.
%. whist club yesterday The subst1-
tutes were Mrs. George Parkhurst Mrs.
Thomas Goggin of Galveston, Texas,
Mrs. Dale Eebrank Of Independence.
Miss Walcott and Mrs. Lem White Of
Ration N NJ. The next meeting viii
he with Mrs Alfred J. Cole
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Mr.. and Mrs. WI Jones entertained
at dinner Sunday evening in honor of
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Currier for their future home in Waldo,
Oregon. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy Currier, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward king Miss Avis King. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jones, Mr.. William Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Hutton. Mr. and
Mrs. Currler have resided in Topeka 20
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Highest 1rice paid for veal calves at
THE WILLIAM GREEN GROCERY co
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A Kansas girl who often visits in To-
pela and is a pronounced favorite here
Is engaged to be married to a New
Yorker of wealth. The wedding VIII
probably take place next spring.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Black mare, VT 1850 lbs 91l
n. Kansas ave.
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VANTED-AIISCE IlANEOUs
I pay highest cash prices for your cast
of clothing shoes, hats and Overcoats.
Drop q card or call Ind tel 1873 Bell
tel. 20J C. Gordon, z55 Kansas ave.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.

Negroes Who Failed to Appear as
Witnesses Now Under Arrest
Henry carter. James Carter, Snul-
uers Garter ana Samuel Lummervi!le.
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SHANGHANNG STOPPED
0ystermeR Quit The Business for
Lack Of WoPkmen.
GOVERNMENT PRESSES ITS CASES
Out of Fifty or More Big Oredges On.
ly About Eight Vessels are Still Ac.
lively Engaged in Taking eivalves
from Chesapeake Bay.
(By Associated Press

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2i.--Thc
prosecutions now being conducted by
the government under the new FEEDER.
al anti.slanshaiing laws to bring
about an end to pconasc aboard oyster
dredgcs in lower Chesapeake bay
have resulted in many of the BAY
drchges being compelled to quit bust.
ness.
Deputy United States Marshal Mil.
Ter returning today from Tansier is
land In the Chesapeake bay. whore
he spent IL few days slImmoning wit
ncsses for the trial in the United
States court here tomorrow Of Cap.
tain Andrew A. Crockett. indicted for
crucltics to his crew on the dredgc
James Whiting.
lie reported that the great majority
of the oyster operators learning the
determined attitude of the govern.
mrnt have paid off their crows. who
have left the dredgcs. there being on
~ eight vessels at work ut the pres.
cnt time out of fifty.
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SOCIAL SESSION TO BE HELD
Hampton ElIss to Entertain Ladies
DURING Christmas HoIidavs

Hampton Lodge. No 3GG, Bcnevn.
lcni and Protective Order OF Elks,
INST night determined 10 celebrate
Christmas by giving Il ladies' socia,
session on the evening of December
- Messrs II, w. Saunders c. r.
Ia!lor ana Richard Conner were
named as The committee To arrange
the program
II Is expected that the tickets Tor
'hc mem rial day exercises will he
ready for distribution tomorrow
morning and members who desire
them-can obtain their quota by call
ms ,aIpnn Mr. David Ernnkcl ut the
store OF Franhcl * rN"pnman.
The committee in ,"rgc OF The
memorial day cxcrcs Is rapidly
Ect'ing the program in shape for
hc lodge of sorrow"
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al colorcd. who live in Back River
district. are prisoners IN the county
lhil WIN Tho charge of contempt of
conr, registered against them.
Inc Four men were arrested yes.
'erdaN by Sheriff Curtis upon Il CT.
pas issued by Judge Blackstone, Of
IN" circuit Court. The quartet was
Summoned To appear before The
grand jury, bu when their names
were called they were absent from
me coiriroom and investigation
showed that they had left the cuur,
room, without the permission Of Judge
blackstone
The accused will be taken before
jude blackstone This morning to
show cause why they should moi he
punished for contempt Of court.
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RUM0R SAYS COLONEL
KNOX WILL RESIGN
Wjs -
Said That he will Likely Give Up
GoVerRorshIp al National
Soldiers Home.
EJslys
ON ACCOUNT OF HIS HEALTH
In the Event That He Should Do So
u Would Be an Act OF His own
Volltion, His Friends Asscrt-No
Confirmation Could Be Had of the
Report-It May Be Camp" Talk.

--T- ~. :. \, N
A'e"rulils To an 'inconllrmctl rumnr
Mhlch gained great currency among
ny ano inmates OF the institution, Col
hohas L. NnoN will likely tender
Nus resignation as governor ul the
. ., o'Idlers Home between
INV una JaiuarN J. One OF tho ri
inois had II mat The resignation
,nu alrG'dS b"cn forwarded To the
poard OF managers
Among some of those who claim
to be close to the governor little ore,
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eoyenton 6 Co.

Another :,anklnr institution OF
Hampton that is keeping apacc with
me growth OF The Town is that Of
BoNGnton X Go. Although II private
Institution the Mcssrs Boycntun
bliih"rs' who own tho bank, are
rapidly building up business that is
Il monument 10 their worth as good
business men. Mir. William H. Boy
rh,On Is the cashier of the bank and
his brother. Mr.. J. G. Boycnton, is
associated in the conduct of the in,
slilmtion with him.
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One More Indictment

The grand jury yesterday returned
an Indictment against Walter CJrbin
colnrcd. for non support III his fam
lily In the case Of Julia Davis. col.
orrd, charged with attempting Ia
shoot Il negro man. the grand jury
failed To iudict the woman.
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ROADS TO BE REPAIRED.
Grand Jury Makes This Recommend.
alton to Supervisors

'FE'S'' 70 ~SFPNT VIEW
The grand jury in tho Circuit
court yesterday afternoon BROUGHT
III report recommending Ia the
board Of supervisors Of Elizabeth
CITY county that tho roads he put
In good condition.
While the recommendation names
all the roads the report states that
II is earnestly hoped that the strip
OF road betwccr Hampton bridge ana
The Hampton Normal school will be
repaired immediately.
The action OF the grand jury will
be referred to The meeting of the
supervisors next "Wednesday morn.
Ing.
The grand Jury was adjourned
yesterday for the term.
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Brooks is Allowed Bail.

l'omas brooks. coloreI, who is
"a jan awaiting trial in The Circuit
,omF'. was Yesterday admitted TO
BAH for his appearance at the noyf
term OF the court In the sum or sion
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LonnIe Hayes Gives Bail.

In the Circuit Court yesterday
l.ohnic Hayes was given his freedom
by executing Il bond in the sum Of
$50 for his good behavior during
the coming SIX months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-22

Retail Grocers can secure "Wasco'
tIour of the j. w. Rowe Company
Hampton, Va. ll.2OIf.
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STATE MANAGER COMING
MIR. j. F. lartham to Visit Woodmcr
of the World,

MIR, l. +. i.artham. the State Mana
ger of the Woodmcu of the World.
will pay an official visit To Live
Oak Camp in Hampton tomorrow
evening.
MIR. l.arh;m has just completed Il
ton" al Virginia and his visit hero
is looked forward to with pleasure
by members OF Live Oak Camp.
The Ocala banner., 1906-11-30

Mr.. r. A. Burford returned from
Tallahassee yesterday where he had
been TO argue some important cases
in which the Atlantic Coast Line
railway is involved. He took sleep
er from Jacksonville over the A. C..
L. and when he woke up the next
morning he found himself in the de-
llightful city of Leesburg. He says
the train was running so fast it siInp-
| ly couldn't stop.
The Ocala banner., 1906-11-30

Mr.. T. B. Burleson, pioneer citizen
of this county, and resident Of the
Citra neighborhood for the past forty
years, was a visitor to Ocala Wednes-
day for the first time in some years
and noted with pleasure the growth
of our city. Mr. Burleson was a resi-
dent in Ocala in ante-bellum times
but says that in no poins of resem-
blance it the town the same as il
was then.
The Ocala banner., 1906-11-30
A Kansas dentist. named Gamble.

Mr.. Jackson A. Due, who for some
years past has been making his home
in Manila, P. L., where he held the
responsible position Of private secre-
tary to Governor General Ide, has~re-
turned to this country and is now at
his old home in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. Due does not expect to locate at
Birmingham. His Ocala friends are
anticipating a visit from him at an
early date.