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$500 REWARD.

For information as to the per.
son who stole or threw away
the faucett from the yards of
the HondO Stone Manufacturing
Co. A. L. w. NILSSON,
65 & S. Manager.
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COURT MARTIAL
First Proceeding of the Kind Under
Law of 1908.

Annapolis, Md, Jan. 9.-The first
court martial of a midshipman under
the act of 1908 providing for dismis-
sal for encouraging or countenanc-
ing hazing," began this morning.
Midshipman Stephen Decatur being
On trial. The charge is supported on
the specification that Decatur count
enanced the hazing of fourth class
man Gaylord Church. Decatur was
recently acquitted of haZing.
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w. r. Clements, of the Roswell
Trading Company, left this morning
eor Texico on business.
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Arthur C. Ringland, of the U. S.
Forest Service, is registered at the
Irand Central. He has recently been
n the Captain mountains making in
-estigations.
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Miss Sadie Costa has accepted a
position with Gatewood and Dunn as
stenographer and typewritist.
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LAWSON TO TESTIFY

The Author of Frenzied Finance May
Show the Missourians.-Vice Presi
dent Rogers of Standard Oil Com
pany Refuses to Answer Questions
of Attorney General HadIey.
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The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet next
Thursday at 2: 80 at the residence of
Mrs. Fred Hunt on Military Hill.
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Fresh Milch-cows for sale. 2k
miles southeast of Dexter-N A.
Palmer. d2t w.t..
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J. M. Coburn. of Lakewood left
this morning for Kansas City, on a
business trip. He will leave from
there for Mexico on pleasure trip.
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Washington, D. c.. Jan. 9.-An mat
ters relating to the Panama Canal
and the government of canal zone
and management of the Panama rail-
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J. r. Blair. of Artesia, was in the
city today.
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$1,000 to loan on good real estate.
c-B l. & A. Co. 42tf
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w. c. Miller and wife left this MOI
ming for their home at Elida.
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DEMOCRATS WILL HELP REPUB-
LICANS KILL THE BILL.
NO JOINT STATEHOOD

Panama Canal Question Discussed
BY Senate Committee.-May Re-
view All Proceedings. of Commits
sion.-House Talking Tariff.
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LANDSLIDE CARRIES HOUSES IN
TO A CLAY PIT.
GROUND UNDERMINED

Several Homes With Sleeping Occu-
pants Fall OOver Precipice One
Hundred Feet Fire Follows in
Wooden Buildings.
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SIS Coles Hot Blast Heater

For SO, or will exchange. Phone
227, 100 Main.-Makin. 65t2
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a Town sprayer.

It has been suggested to the Record
that It would be quite good idea
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ANSWER


SUPREME COURT ISSUES ORDER
TO WITNESS.
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Painter.
Mrs. w. B. Mapp is visiting in Bal
timOre this week.

Mrs. w. B. Mapp is visiting in Bal
timOre this week.
Mr.. w. E. Wise, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. L. G. Hoffman is in Crisfeld
and Baltimore this week on business.
Mr.. L. T. LeCato and daughter
spent Sunday in Norfolk, visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. Claude Beloat spent Sunday in
Norfolk. Claude reports quite pleas
ant trip.
Miss Turner, of Nassawadox, Is
spending awhile here, with her uncle,
Mr.. J. H. Turner.
Mr.. s. K. Mears, one of our popular
young men, has accepted a position
at Cheriton, Va, and left for that
place last week.
Miss Cleve Turner, daughter of Mr..
J. H. Turner, who has been threatened
with appendicitis, we are glad to re-
port, is improving.
Mr.. r. E. Clarke and daughter, OF
Chester, Pa, who have been spending
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. U. LeCato here, returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Turner, of Nassawadox
has purchased the Quinby property
here and is busily engaged clearing
up. We understand he is to lay it of
in building lots.
The building boom here still seems
| to be increasing. Several new dwell
ings will soon be in course of erection
in addition to those already started
Among them will be the dwellings o.
Mr.. It. H. Budd, Mrs. w. T. Hender
son and Mr.. VIM. Turner.
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Horntown Schoolhouse.

In the last issue of the Accomac
News, the following appeared under
the head of County School Items"
The building and furniture OF the
Horntown school were put in thorough
repair the past summer giving this
school one of the best homes in the
county.
Replying to the above we have to
say, that the party who wrote it did
not know what he Tor she) was writ
ing about, as there is not more
dilapidated white schoolhouse in the
county of Accomac and the furniture
in 1t is hardly respectable and not
comfortable. All the people of Acco-
mac have only to see them to agree
with us and would say we have just
cause for complaint. While 30 much
is being done for the Improvement OF
school property in other sections OF
the county we fail to understand why
we are 80 entirely overlooked end
ignored in these respects. AS citizens
and taxpayers we have the right to
expect better treatment at the hands
of the school authorities.
Patrons of Horntown School.
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Millinery.

Mrs. G. E. Mears, of Wachapreague,
is in New York purchasing her fall
and winter millinery. Will return
home the first of next week.
j. ]. Bailey & Bro, Onley, will have
their Fall opening on Tuesday and Wed
nesday next, October 9th and 10th. Full
display of French pattern millinery
and latest novelties of dress goods.
Mrs. J. H. Blackboard, Onley, has
returned from the cities with COM
plete line of millinery in all the latest
styles and will have her grand Fall
opening of pattern hats and bonnets,
Wednesday and Thursday, October
10th and 18th. An invitation is ex-
tended by her to everyone to be pres
ent on those days, and all in attend
ance will be given a most cordial
welcome.
wish to call the attention of the
public to the fact that have return
ed from Baltimore with full line Of
Fall millinery goods, and open W
Monday, October Sth. 1 cordially
invite my former patrons and the
public in general to inspect my stocl
before purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking my friends for their pat
ronage of past, remain,
Very respectfully,
Bette E. Martin.
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Onaucock.

Mr.. LLOYD w. Brockenbrough, OF
Eastville, spent Saturday and Sunday
last in town.
Sup't. G. G. Joynes left Monday for
Lynchburg, and will accompany Mrs.
Joynes home.
Mr.. Page Parker entered as a stu
mt at the Peabody Institute, Balti-
more, Tuesday last.
Mr.. L. D. T. Quinby and family
have arrived from New York City and
will make Onancock their home.
Miss Catherine, daughter of Mrs.
Charlotte P. Taylor, was operated on
in Baltimore Monday last for throat
trouble. Late advices report salts
factory improvement in her condition.
The Accomack News has been sold
to Mr.. L. D. Teackle Quinby, who
proposes to put in large and improved
presses. A job office, with an increas-
ed force, capable of superior work
manship is promised. The change OF
owners with take place Monday next.
Quite a number of our people atten-
ded the Powell Thomas wedding near
Cape Charles, Wednesday. Among
them were: sMrs. B. X. Powell, MIR.
S. X. Powell, Mr.. r. E. Powell, Miss
Pansy Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. 1.
Quinby, DR.. and Mrs. o. L. Powell,
Miss Eva Hopkins. Mr.. Warner Ames,
and Misses Cecil and Nellie p. Powell
Captain and Mrs. Charles G. Fengar
left on Tuesday for New York City,
where the Captain will have command
of the Revenue Cutter, stationed in
that harbor, with office at the Battery.
II has been Assistant Inspector OF
Lie Saving Stations in this district
for the past year. His wife and HIM
self had won the respect OF our peo-
pie, and general regret is expressed
at their departure.
Owing to the strike of the deck Off
GERS of the B. @. & A. Railway Com
pany, the steamer Pocomoke has not
been running this week. The Mary
land made her regular trips. Con-
siderable interest is naturally felt in
this matter, as in many sections
steamboat transportations is the prin-
cipal reliance. 1t is hoped the trou-
BILE will soon be settled with justice to
all parties, and that we may have IN
the future as in the past, as little in
reference as possible by the unions OF
the Northern cities.
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Keller.

Rev. II. Il. Gayle, always weicoiho
visitor, was in our town this week.
Our new bank, with Charlie Mears
as cashier, is doing a thriving business
Masters III Benson and Edwin
Mapp are attending Bedford Academy
Mr.. John Ames recently lost very
fine horse for which he had Just re-
fused $3.50.
Mr.. Wick, of Auburn, Kentucky
paid the family of Mr.. Frank L.
Stockley visit last week.
Messrs. Downing and Brush seem to
be doing thriving business with their
modern moving picture show.
The graded school at Keller, with
Mr.. Early Killmon as principal ana
Miss Walkley as assistant is well atten-
ded.
The last reports from Mr.. G. Thomas
stockley were much more encourage
ing. DR.. J. E. Mapp and lady spent
last Sunday in Norfolk with him.
Painter High School, Mr.. Lowery.
principal, has large attendance, and
with his very efficient corps OF assis-
tants, Misses Wescott, Ames and
Rodgers, is just cause of pride with
our people.
Keller circuit of the M. E. Church,
South, seems to be prospering' An
elegant and modern new church Is
nearly completed at Painter and an
other ia in course of construction AT
These are appointments
taken up this year. Garrisons is I'M
dergoing extensive repairs to cost
about $500.
Quite a number of our young peo-
pie are off attending schools or teach
ing. Two of our young men are tax
ing professional courses-Mr BROOKS
Mapp the course of law at the UNI
versity and Mr.. B. M. Nicholson that
of Medicine at the University College
of medicine, of Richmond, while sew
eral of our young ladies hold positions
in various Institutions of learning.
The pastor. Mr.. Nicholson, recently
closed a revival at Garrisons with
thirty professions of faith, in which he
was assisted the first week by Rev. o.
d. Gravity, and this week closes an
other at Oak Grove, with twenty
three professions up to Monday night
Rev. Geo. w. Wray, of Norfolk, was
with him thelast week, preaching with
great power and satisfaction. MIR.
Wray is a splendid preacher.
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Onley.

Mr.. L. J. Savage made short busi-
ness trip to Richmond this week.
Mrs. Ernie Mears and daughter are
in Baltimore this week, the guests of
Mr.. A. w. Mears.
The Baptist Aid Society will not
have an entertainment and supper on
10th inst, as heretofore advertised,
but will at later date of which due
notice will be given.
Miss Sadie Russell, of Baltimore, and
Mrs. o. M. Stevenson, of Cape
Charles, spent the week in town, the
former as guest of Mrs. w. F. White
and the latter at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Savage.
The w. @. It. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. L. j. Savage, Tuesday
afternoon next 2:3O p. M, at which
time the delegate to the State Con
vention at Alexandria will make hel
report. All interested are cordially
invited to be present but all member
are especially requested to be in at
tendance
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Parksiey.

Mr.. Alden Lewis, of Cape Charles,
is spending his vacation with his
parents here.
Mr.. Ben T. Lewis, OF Philadelphia,
was a recent visitor to relatives at
Hunting Creek.
Miss Bessie Mason spent the early
part of the week with Mrs. E. o. f.
GUSTS at Onsncock.
Mr.. Tank Human, Of Philadelphia,
spent few days with his parents at
Leemont recently.
Miss Edith j. Only, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Onley, near Parksley,
after spending September with her
parents, returned to Baltimore on
Saturday.
Mrs. Rogers Ayers has six ducks
which have been laying regularly
every year for 26 years. She also has
cow which has been giving milk for
II years without intermission and yet
no sign of stopping.
Mr.. Benjamin L. Nichols, wife and
two children, of Virginia Place, Nor
folk, spent few days this week with
the family of j. s. Scott. Mrs. Nichols
is of Eastern Shore stock, her father
being a native of this section.
A special meeting will commence in
the Parksley Baptist Church, Monday
evening, October Sth. The pastor
will be assisted by Rev. A. j. Fristoe,
of Norfolk. Mr.. Fristoe is a former
pastor of this charge and will proba.
bly, be accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Sarah G. Lewis is staying al
the home of her relatives, the family
! of Rev. A. W. Mather, at Leemont
Mrs. Lewis is resident of Sar
Francisco and was living in that city
at the time of the earthquake. Beinf
an eye witness of that awful even
she talks quite interestingly about it
She will spend the winter in Lo
Angeles.
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Sanford.

Mr.. Lewis Bailey, i'll of late with
typhoid fever, is out again.
Most of our oystermen have return
ed from James river and report very
dull time there.
Miss Lula Marshall was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. John Middleton, Satur-
day evening last and Miss Mealie
Marshall of near Bloomtown was the
guest of Miss Lula Marshall, Thursday
last.
Mrs. Lewis Marshall entertained a
few of her friends Saturday evening
last. Those present were: Mrs. Arthur
Justice, Mrs. George Feddeman and
daughter, Althea, Mrs. Noah Miles
Mrs. John Marshall and daughter
Macon, and Miss Arinthia Justice.
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TemperanceyiIIe.

An infant son of Mr.. Sewell Holland
died near this place last week, of diph-
liberia.
Miss Laura Matthews has recently
returned from Baltimore, where she
spent several weeks with friends.
Mr.. Major Wise, of Charlottesville,
was a welcome visitor to our town
this week, the guest of his old-time
friend, Mr.. Henry E. Byrd.
Downings Church at Oak Hall will
be re-dedicated October 21st. Rev.
]. B. Winn of Petersburg will preach
morning and afternoon. Luncheon
will be served on the ground.
Mr.. Ohio w. Byrd had serious
accident this week in handling a
heavy box of clothing. He received
two wounds on head and a sprained,
possibly dislocated wrist, which uuit
him for business for some time.
Our public school closed this week
on account of diphtheria. There are
three cases in a mile of the village
and the authorities acted upon the
principle, that ian ounce of proven
tive is better than pound of cure. .
The entertainment which was Il
have been given in the the town hal
here this week has been postponed un
til Friday night, October 18th. Vh'
entertainment promises to be goot
and the refreshments fine. Admission
only ten cents!
Mrs. Jacobs, who has been spend
ing some months with Miss Lille Gull
lette, will return to her home in Bal
timore next Monday. Mrs. Jacobs, a
one time, resided in Temperancevill
and she has many warm friends her
who regret to see her leave.
The fall is we'll upon us now. On
sad connection with that season
the giving up for time of our youn
people who go away to school. Th
following have already left: Mis-
Wingate Matthews for Randolp
Macon Womans College; Mr.. Alv
Matthews for University College
Medicine, Richmond; Miss Mani
Holland for B. F. l., Blackstone, Vi
Miss Nancy Taylor and Miss Jess
Hart will leave for Peabody, this wee
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.


Mrs. H. A. Bach is visiting friends
at Harrisonburg, Pa.
Rev. Henry Jester, of Westminster,
Md, is home on visit to his parents.
Miss Beatris Jones left this week to
accept position of trimmer at Sails
bury, Md.
Mr.. s. A. Taylor and family, of AS
savannah, we're guests on Sunday OF
family of Mr.. 1. j. Reynolds.
Mr.. Lewis Bowden and Mrs. Clara
Booth were married at the BRIDES
home September 29th. Rev. Mr.. Jones
officiating.
Miss Virginia Berry, of HOMETOWN,
has accepted position of teacher in
school down the Island, declined by
Miss jamie Kelso.
Mr.. Robert Thornton, of Wacha-
pregue, and Miss Marvell,o Wisharts
Point, left here Tuesday to be married
at the Virgipia-Maryland line. This
place will be their future home.
Mr.. Isaac J. Savage is having cree
| ted on the Eastern side of the Island,
at place known as Deep Creek,a large
and up-to-date storehouse, to be occu-
pied by his son-in-law, Mr.. Brasure.
MIR. James Lilliston, of Norfolk, here
for several weeks as the representa-
tive of a land company, near the
jamestown Exposition grounds, re-
ports that he has sold about 100 lots.
Messrs. S. A. Sturgeon and b. p.
Sincoe, of North East, Md, spent the
week at the Atlantic Hotel as the
guest of Col. John McCracken, and
have had a jolly good time, fishing,
cunning, &c.
Rev. B. F. Sanford, of Newport
News, is here on visit to his many
friends and filling the pulpit of Union
Baptist Church, in the absence of the
pastor, now assisting in meeting at
Zion Baptist Church.
The fishing schooner Samuel
Grimes, ashore near Assateague Life
Saving Station, has been stripped and
abandoned. Her spars, rigging, &C.,
were sold at public auction Saturday
by Capt. w. G. Bunting.
The Standard Oil Co. has bought of
Mr.. VIM. Conant land on which an
oil storage house will be built, with
pipes leading to the water for the &C
commodation of owners of gasoline
boats. A large storage house will also
be built at Franklin City by the COM
pany.
Joe Coard, the trotting wonder, is
home from the Baltimore school much
improved, but will not have it all his
way when out for recreation. In the
| list of swifters here at present are
Sarah W., owned by VIM. Harrison,
Minnie, owned by w. j. Matthews,
fast PAGER of Clarence Beebe, an un-
known stopper just from Philadelphia,
of James Powell, Bud Divine, owned
by E. V. Twyford and last but not
least another with a record of 2:20.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: ]. B. Wheatley, w. Q. Hall,
J. E. Taft, Baltimore; H. E. Selby,
Geo. D. Hall, Philadelphia; j. O..
Powell, Allen Selby, Wilmington; s.
R. Milbury, New York; W. II. Nc
Cleary, Boston; Thos. s. Fleming,
Dover; H. w. Callahan, Pocomoke
City; James Lilliston, Norfolk; W. II.
Hudson, A. L. Hackel, Rehoboth; A.
In. Howard, Berlin; j. B. Cooper,
Ocean City; N. B. Rich, ]. Vessels
John Richardson, D. Chandler, Acco-
mac.
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Write to us on for estimates doors
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low.
Mr. RID. L. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice and Lumber Co.
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PAINTER, VA, April 20, 1906.
F. w. DEvoE & Co.
Gentlemen:-As a painter of thirty
years experience, / have used many
different kinds of paint, but l find
Devoe lead and zinc the best of all.
1t takes less gallons for job th'n
any paint have ever used. Anyone
using it will save money because OF
it's great covering capacity.
Yours truly,
Geo. W. Elmore, Sr.
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For RENT-For year 1907, my farm,
near Leemont, known as the Powell
land. Abundant resources and adapt
ed to growth of all kinds of trucks,
especially sweet and Irish potatoes.
Apply to
Thos. Wesley Shreves,
Leemont, Va.
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"Queen Quality" shoes for women
and walk Over" shoes for men. Lat
est fall shapes and toes just in, in all
the new feathers. Try our shoes and
make life's walk easy.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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Luna Park.

Masked carnival, Monday night,
Oct ober 8th. There will be new
features. Uncle Sam will appear.
Lots Of fun. Everybody come. We
want to see what record breaking
crowd looks like.
Mananamant
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II you are going to build a house,
large or small, and want to save
money on your building material and
builders hardware send US an esti-
mate of what you want and get our
price
Onancock Hardware Sash & Door Co.
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Ladies tailor-made suits in the new
est weaves and colorings, and nobbi-
est styles, at right prices. Also cloaks
skirts and furs for ladies, misses and
children.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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Oyster Supper.

There will be an oyster supper at
Leemont, on Wednesday, October
10th. Refreshments for sale. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the church.
All are invited.
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will be at Atlantic for the practice
of my profession on Thursday and
Friday, October 18th and 18th.
DIR. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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Our line of new Fall clothing now
open for your inspection.
Ames, Mills & Co.

When in Onancock see our new
harness room. 1t is full of new goods
bought before the advance.
Yours truly,
Onancock Hardware, Sash & Door Co.
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If you are in need of stove, range
or heater see our line before buying
and gave money.
Onancock Hardware Sash & Door Co.
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Reward for Violations of Game Laws

For information leading to the con-
viction of parties violating the game
laws, especially the hunting and kill
ing of rabbits and cartridges, a reward
of twenty FIVE dollars will be paid.
It. w. Blackstone, J. W. Bowdoin,
Sec. Pres. E. 8. G. P. Asso
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WANTED-A good buggy horse,
young and sound, that will speed in
Box So,
Keller, Va.