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HAY and reed.tufY..

this market at all interior points 1t is ham
pered by scarcity Of cars, hence arrivals by rail
are still small. Only 25 came In yester-
day, out OF total receipts of 595 tons. There
was nothing new in Feedstuns.
BRAN-$17. 5oG19 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S -S26@29 per ton.
SHORTS-S1s@19.5 so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, $23@24;
Mixed Feed, $23@24; Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
$3.50; jobbing, S3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. S23 in 10 and $3.50 in ton
lots; jobbing, S24 Corn Meal, S31- so; Cracked
Corn, s32; Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. 9oc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots
$3.50; .jobbing. $40 per ton; Mealfalfa. $3.50
In lots and $40 in smaller quantities
HAY-Choce Wheat, sf650@17 per ton !;
good Wheat, S15@16; other grades Wheat
$12@14; Wheat and Oat. $12@l5; Tame Oat
$lo@14; Wild oat, Ss@l2; Attain, $7.5o@ll;
stock, s7@S per ton
STRAW-40@60c per bale.
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CONDITION of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24--Today's statement
Of the treasury balance shows:
Available cash balance S21 Z. .472. OBS
Geld coin and. bullion ......-..... 118.9SS. $50
Gold certificates -.................. 20, 734. $40
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Northern wheat Market.


TACOMA. Sept 24-WHEAT--1c higher.
biuestem, CSC; club, 66c; red, CSC.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Sept. 24.-wHEAT-Club, 64@
Soc; buestem, 67@6sc; red. 61@62c; valley,
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON, Sept. 24.-There seemed to be con
siderable liquidation at this level Practically
thusiasm seemed to have abated In the last
hour, however, under the leadership df Anal
ganated, the various pools took courage and
bid up their specfaltfes Boston Cons, Frank
lin, Tecumseh and Shannon showed good gains
The liquidation OF Copper Range. which has
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Beans md Seeds.

The Bean market continues quiet and feature
less with buyers holding of for more abundant
receipts of the new crop.
BEANs-Per ctl: Bayos. s3@s.1o; Pea,
large White, $3.50; Pink. $2.l5@2. %; Red, 81 7e
@3; Limas, 1855 5Q375: Red Kidneys. s4.25,
SEEDS-Brown Mustard S37504; Yellow
Mustard. $450; Flaxseed, $S.25@3.bo; Canary,
41z@511c; Alfalfa 13c; Rape. 1h@3hc; Tim
othy &c; Hemp, SC per lb; Millst, SIC; Broom
Corn Seed, $20@2l per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
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Northern BUSINESS.

SEATTLE. E.. Sept. 24.-oiearings s1,e45,so1;
TACOMA Sept 24-Clearings S757 sI2: bal
ances, $40 49,
SPOKANE Sept 24.-olearings ss7s,seo;
PORTLAND, Sept. 24-clearings, sl,145.s2s:
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras, S465@
5,lo usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81. 40@4. IS;
Oregon and, Washington, So 5o@4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices In packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, ss25 per loo
lbs; Rye Flour, S3.75; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
Flour, S.; Corn Meal, S2.75; extra Cream do,
Hominy, Sc. 3.75@4; Buckwheat Flour, $45oQ
4.75; Cracked Wheat, g rs; Farina, 4.5O;
s7@s; in sacks s6 5O@7 so; Rolled Wheat,
bbls. S4.6o; in sacks. $40; Pearl Barley, SO;
Split Peas, boxes. $3.50; Green Peas. S.. so per
100 pounds.
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Hides, rallow, Wool and Hops.

HIDES-Culls and brands sell about h@1c
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers, i3c:
medium. 121kc; light. 12l5c; Cow Hides. I2l1c
for heavy and rye for light; Stays, s3sc; Salt
I5c; dry Hides. 221sc; dry Kip, zoe; dry Calf,
o4c: Sheepskns. shearlngs. 2o@40c each; short
WOOL 81 25@1.75; Horse Hides, salt, S3@3. 25
for large and 275 for medium, s225 for small
and 60c for Colts: Horse Hides. dry. S202 25 for
large and $1.50@1.75 for medium S125 for
small and 40c for Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexi-
can. 32@35c; dry salted Mexican, 24@26c dry
Angoras, 76c; extra large do, $l25; large. SOC:
medium. 35c; small, 25c.
TALLOw-No 1 rendered. 4@4Ac In bbls:
in cans and drums. Ac less; No. 2, Sk94c;
Grease. 2@2hc.
WOOL all clip-San Joaquin and Southern.
7@sc; fall Lambs, Sh @13c; Northern. do 15c
Humboldt and Mendocino 10@14c; Middle Coun-
ty, 7h@ioc; Northern, l1@15c; Nevada, 15Q
zoe per ID.
HoPS-1s@1sc per lib for 1906.
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Meat Market.

DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-5@5ac for Steers and 4@415c for
Cows.
vEAL-6G7hc for large and s0s1sc for
small.
MUTToN-s@sc for wetbers and s@sAc for
Ewes.
LAMBS-oG10c.
DRESSED HOGS-S@1oc.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, CSC per lb for No. / and
@6hc for No. 2; Cows and Heifers, &c; No
2 Cows, 41sc; thin Cows, 4c.
CALyES-4A @419c per lb for light 31k14c
for medium and 3@313c for heavy (gross weight).
SHEEP-Wethers, Al gaze per lb; Ewes, &c
(gross weight.
LAMBSAH @5c per lb.
HoGS-I25 to $50 lbs, 61zc per lb; under 125
lbs, 6A @615c; $50 lbs and over, 6@6Ac; Boars
80 per cent, Stays 3o@4o per cent and Sows 10
@2o per cent OF from above quotations.
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Visible Grain supplx

Exchange Saturday, September %, was as fol-
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Dried Fruit.. Nuts and Raisins.

FRUITs-Aprlcots, 13@17c per 10; Evapo-
rated Apples spot 5A97c; do, sundried. 2h9
SIC; Peaches, 10@12hc; Pears, 6h@1215c;
Nectarines, White and Red, lie; Figs, White.
2A @4c; do, Black. 3@3%c; pitted Plums. "a
basis for large sizes.
RAISINS-1sO6 crop-seeded 4XG61ac; Loose
Muscatels, ,411c, &c and SIC for 2 and
crown respectively; Seedless, 4Ac; Seedless
Sultanas. 41ac; Thompson Seedless, Sc for
bleached and s@11c for bleached; Imperial,
clusters, 6-crown, $3.50; Dehesa, clusters, B.
crown. Sc; fancy clusters; 4-crown. S1.50; Lon
don Layers. 9-crown. s1.10@l. 20; London Layers.
2-crown, $1@1.10
/. x. L., lee; Ne Plus Ultra, 15@151ac; brakes,
l315c; Languedocs, 15c. and Golden State, 125c
per h. Walnuts-Soft-shell, lie for No. / and
Sc for No. 2: hard-shsll. 1011c for No. and
71ac for No. 2.
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Lcndon CIosinr sfocI...

Bar silver-steady 313<d per ounce.
Money-315 asa per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills is AZ
per cent and for three months bills, All per
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
wheat and other Grains

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows, IN quarters: Russian. $50. 900;
Danubian, 235.oo0; Argentina. $4,000; Indian,
a, 900.
Chicago advanced nc under light Northwest
ern receipts, which were 40 per cent below those
of last year. This market showed change
whatever The cash grain was quoted steady.
CASH WHEAT.
tor choice California White Australian, 81 1-271 u
@1.3 30; lower grades of California, 81. 10@
1.l7h; Northern Club, $1.2215 @1.25; Northern
Bluestem, $1.S0; Northern Red, S1.22h @125
per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to IL 80 o'clock Session.
December. 81 rs bid. S1.251a asked.
BARLEY-The week opened with receipts
light and the market very firm, with good
Sl13% in the country, but such purchases are
Tor something very choice. Futures were still
higher.
. CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed spot, 81. .05@1. .06A (;
common to fair, s21sc@si. OH per ctl; Brewing
and Shipping, S1.07ia G1.12h per ctl; Cheyalier,
S1.12h @1.20 for poor to common and 81 .25 for
choice.
FUTURES
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session.
December. $1.02%.
OATSHThe market rules firm with the de-
mand very fair Quotations show further
change.
Good to choice Red. for feed, s1.s5@1. 421a !,
common to fair S1.15@1 30: Red for seed
81 30; White, 81 1.321a al AS Blacks, 81 so
o.. 10 per ctl
CORN-There was no further variation in
mained as previously stated. spot lot Of
very choice Western White was offering at 81 40.
California. s155@1.6 65 for small round yellow
California White. nominal Western, to arrive,
-; mixed, s1.30G1.3215; Yellow. $1.32h /;
White. $1.35 per ctl
RYE+S1. .30Q1. .32h per ctl.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
4. Louis wool Market,

81. Louis Wool Market.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 24.-wool-Steady. Medium
fine. ls@21c; heavy, fne, I5G1sc; tub-washed
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STOCK AND BoND EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. Sept 24-1o:so a. m.
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New York Stock List Continued.
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UNI1ED STATES BONDS.
Bid Ask id.Ask.
As or COUP. = As or cp new
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New York stock List

E r Hutton 4 Co. z9O California street,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. fur
niSh the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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PRAISED BLACK TROOPS.

/ Washington Post. Nov. goth. 'O6l
Mai. Charles w. Penrose. OF the
, Twenty-fifth Infantry, has been
called upon by the War Department
TO make an explanation OF remarks
ne is reported 20 have made at Fort
Reno. Okla, Tuesday when the last
of the three companies OF the 25th
Infantry were dismissed from the
army without honor because of the
participV ton of some OF the mem
bers Of the organizations in the
raid upon Brownsville. Texas in Au-
gust Maj. Penrose was quoted in
newspaper dispatches as follows:
Here goes the last OF the best
disciplined, best behaved, and best
regulated battalion in the United
States army"
as that statement for publica-
ton" Mai. Penrose. according to
the report was asked
1T certainly is" he replied, land
I viii vouch for il anywhere, back
ed by my armyrecord. I will add
that there was but little evidence to
convict these brave men. No court
i'm the world would consider the
charges seriously"
This direct reflection upon his
uperiors-not only those who in |
vestigated and reported TO the Pres |
ident on the Brownsville affair. but /
upon the President as well-attraCt /
ed immediate attention and il was !
decided that Mai. PenrOse should |
be directed 20 report upon the ac-i
curacy OF the interview with him. |
n he acknowledges having said |
that the charges would not have
been upheld by any court in the !
world and that there was little ev-
idence aEinst the men dismissed. |
there will be action taken against |
him by the department. He can /
be- court-martialed for violating one /
Of the articles OF war in the army /
regulations prohibiting criticism Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-08

The Grand Worthy Governes~
Matron. Sister Anna r. Taylor. paic
a flying trip to Suffolk. Va. on the
9th inst. she was met at the
depot by Mrs. Sarah p. Marshall
Special Deputy OF Suffolk. Va. ans
was escorted 10 her beautiful res
idence. After resting awhile they
wended their way TO the hall where
a larg gathering of children await
ed them ready TO be organized into
a band.
The G.. w. C. NJ. organized the
band known as FOrEet-me not. which
name was selected by Miss Mariet-
Ia L. Chiles. The G. w. G.. NJ.
expressed herself as having been
treated royal while fin Suffolk. Va,
wishing she could have stayed long
er.
After the organization OF the
Band she visited the young court
OF Mrs. Sarah p. Marshall and the
members seemed highly graifed.
Long live the Bands Of Calanthe.
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the injustice that Is sometimes done
President Roosevelt discharged three
companies OF colOred soldiers with
out a court-martial. and in doing
this he punished innocent men for
the crime of a few. In doing this
he transcribed the authority OF tae
law, and he ought not 90 have done
IT,
When the South Carolina Sena-
tor arrived in Chicago. early in the
afternoon, he was told OF threatened
injunction proceedings to prevent
him from appearing on the platform
and OF money consideration that
had been offered il he would can
eel his engagement. but Mr.. Tfllman
expressed scorn for both.
Until he leaves for Fon du Lac.
Wis, tomorrow. Senator TiIIman
VIII be guarded by police and prf-
waite detectives. This is in accord
ancc with an order issued by Mavor
Edward F. Dunno who was sched-
uled TO preside at to-nighfs meet
ing. but who refused TO have any
thing 20 do with the affair after
committee Of colOred citizens had
visited him a few DAYS ago.
Senator Tillman gave his address
protected by forty detectives. In
OF trouble a number Of
policemen were kept at nearby
stations in reserve but they were
not called for. Six Negro police
men mingled with the crowd which !
blocked the street in front Of the,
hall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-08

Watson p. Jordan. a
long respected resident of Nanse-
mond Co. Va. departed this life
Friday hight Nov 30th. 1906, age
rs years. Funeral services took
place Sunday afternoon. Dec 2nd,
from the Pine Street Bapt. Church
Suffolk. Va.
A large audience filled the church
20 it's utmost capacity. The fol-
lowing divines were present and
took part in the services and spoke
touchingly upon the Christian life
and character OF this great man:
Rav. William Thompson. Rev. Ro-
bert Davis. Rev. w. II. Gray and
Rev. Jacob Gaskins. He leaves 20
mourn their loss: a devoted wife.
three sons; John r, James r. and
Cornelius w. Jordan, three daugh-
tiers. Rosann Kramer, Elmira Folk.
and Maria Thompson.
The following gentlemen were
pall-bearers: Henry HOLMAN. Hen
ry Drew. r. NJ. Holland. W. W.
Vann
His remains were laid TO rest in
Oak Lawn Cemetary under the di-
rection of b B Elliott, undertaken
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Up-to-Date Hair Culturing Establish
mcnt.

Ladies are often perplexed and
worried because they fail TO get sat
isfaction in hair-culturing and the
preparations used In such artistic
work They need not worry any
longer; Mrs. W. +. Graham, No.
los r. Leigh St. Richmond, Va.
has solved the problem. She has
returned from Philadelphia. Pa.
where she took a most thorough
course of study and practical train
ing from a scientific basis I'm this
line OF art work
Mrs. Graham was determined TO
learn the latest and best methods
OF hair-culturing. The finest ingre-
dents for manufacturing prepara-
tions for the hair. scalp. face and
hands. She therefore placed her
self in the finest hair-culturing
school IN the North at great cost and
completed the fun course. Her
work I'm Philadelphia received the
praise OF the most tasty customers.
Mrs. Graham asks that she only be
given a trial 90 convince any per
son that her work and preparations
are the best.
Mrs. Graham's Scalp food has no
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powders for the face is the best on
market for beautifying the skin.
Try il and be convinced. Mrs
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She gives special attention 20 man
touring. massaging the scalp. face
and neck. She makes a speciality
OF hair dyeing. shampooing and re-
storing hair on bare temples.
Her prices are moderate, call anu
see her.
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PAID RESPECTS TO DUNE.

He termed Mayor Dunno a "po-
litical owl"
"Snub me? A United States
Senator for twelve years2 Unit
ed States Senator who has dared 20
say what he thinks on any and all
things? This political owl snub
me2"
a yell broke forth that thrilled
the big audience. Kisses sounded
above the medley.
why" continued the speaker.
Il haven't the honor or your may
or's acquaintance. 7 never saw
him. never even wrote 10 him.
I never sent any one 20 see him.
What honor" ne declared. could
this man I'm Chicago confer on me2"
The audience was wild Tillman
never let his hold on the sympa-
thetic listeners slip.
81 have been advertised 10 dis
cuss the annexation Of Cuba" said
Senator Tillman. "but in view OF the
fact that 7 could not discuss that
subject without discussing the race
question. I am going TO go NJ the
matter hammer and tonEs. There
fore. I shall discuss the race prob
lem pure and simple from an Amer
lean standpoint and not from n
Cuban standpoint. Owing 20 my
experience with the question and
the dilicent study 7 have made OF
Il. I believe 7 am better qualified 90
discuss this question than any other
man in America"
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LOST HIS TEMPER.

While discussing the fifteenth a.
mendment 20 the Constitution.
which he declared gave the Negro
every right that a white man had.
Senator Tillman was interrupted
several times by one OF his listen
ers. who kept asking. How about
Kentucky" Finally Mr.. Tillman
seemd TO lose his temper. and ex-
claimed
"Oh. shut your mouth. You
don't know the A. b. c OF this thing
I forgot forty years ago more than
you ever knew"
You make up your minds that
equality before the law which the
fifteenth amendment guarantees IS
right and should be enforced not
outstanding its results II this
law was enforced 20 would result in
two States az least being dominated
absolutely by NEGROES. while four
other States would be so near being
governed by the Negro that there
would practically be an equal divis-
ion OF officers"
A voice-"How about the law2"
Senator Tillman-"Tne law? To
hell with such law"
After telling in detail how the
ballot In the South, Senator Till
man said:
There is a great deal more 90
this question than the little racket
here in CHICAGO"
A voice: How about the Negro
judge?"
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another New Lodge i'm Petersburg.

Petersburg. Va. Dec. 1st. '06
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr. instituted another lodge OF X.
OF p. here last night He was as
sisted by Dr. f. r. Jefferson.
Grand Medical Registrar. Sir W =
Mitchell. Grand Master at Arms;
Col. Thomas NJ. Crump. Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seal. Deputy
Grand Chancellor Albert Smith. DIT.
J. Alexander Lewis. = c.. Sir j..
r. Griffin and members OF the local
lodge az Petersburg. Deputy Grand
Chancellor John Bland OF Prince
George County also was present.
This lodge was organized through
the efforts OF District Deputy Grand
Chancellor Edward Wood others
who assisted were Sirs J W. Har-
ris. Joseph White. John Evans
Frank Bats. Thomas Day, Fred
Bland, William r. Brown, w. r.
Stokes, William Jones. Z. II. Pc
gram. John j . Elan. Madison Low
ry, w. NJ. Thomas, Edward Brancn
George Jones and Henry Jones.
The new body will be known as
Cross Street Lodge. No 121. The
following officers were Installed by
the Grand Chancellor: Chancellor
Commander, Joe Geligher; Vice
Chancellor. C. Fitzgerald. Prelate.
w. r. Clements; Master of Work.
Charley Crawley; Keeper OF Re
cords and Seal. Albert Ford; Master
OF Finance. Sydney Brooks: Master
of ExcheQuer. Robert Warren; Mas
ter at Arms, Waverly Buchanan;
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THE VIRGINIA BUSINESS CoLLEGE
AND CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
IA North THIRD ST., Richmond. Va

We teach Shorthand and T,Do-
writing, Bookkeeping, Banking. pen
Commercial Law. English
ana Business Practices.
a Wen Organized and Equipped
BUSINESS College for Colored
Young Men and Women
s3Board and Lodging secured
LOT out-of-town Students in cool
homes for $40 per month.
tuition Reasonable. Day and
Night Sessions. Strong Faculty
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Inner Guard, Henry Austin; Outer
Guard, William Mackling; Trus-
tees, Richard Lee. Eddie Stokes,
Joe Lynch.
Major ID. b. Cornish for the first
time Wore the late regulation IA
ugue uniform. He rendered a
collation. TO the Grand Chancellor
and his associates at his establish
ment- A fine supper was served
under the management OF Mrs. Ed
ward Wood District Deputy Grand
Worthy Counsellor Martha Harris
and their assistants. The table
was graced with all the delicacies of
the season. The party left at 4:27
this morning for Richmond
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CHIcAGo's NEGRO JUDGE.

Senator Tillman: well. 7 viii
tell you about your NegDo Judge
and about your political machines
putting him on your ticket and
bamboozling those poor, ignorant
balloons into electing him, and then
afterward you fellows who voted
the ticketwithout knowing what
was on il. find a way 20 cheat him
out of it.
mo matter what the people in
the North may say or do, the white
race in the South will never be
dominated by the Negro. and ] want
TO tell you now that If some State
should ever make an attempt to
save South Carolina we will show
them in their fanaticisn that we will
make II red before we make it
black.
God Almighty made the Caucas-
ian OF better clay than the Mongol-
ian or the African or any other
race. The Ethiopian is burden
bearer. He has done absolutely
nothing for history; nor mas he ever
achieved anything Of great impor-
tance. There are no great men a
mong the race. Yet this people
has been picked out by the fanatics
OF the North and lifted up to the
equality OF citizenship and 10 the
rights OF suffrage. No doubt many
OF you have listened to the oratory
of the greatest colored man OF this
country-Booker Washington. HaI
had white father. however. and
his brains and his character he has
inherited from that father"
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.
portsmouth. Va. nov. 21.

Portsmouth. Va, Nov. 81, 'O6.
This is TO certify that / have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr..
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Knights of Pyth-
las, n. A, S. A., E., A, A. and A
Sl50.00) One Hundred ami Fifty
Dollars in payment of the death
claim oS William l.. Hunt, who was
a member OF Jonathan Lodge, No.
20 Of Portsmouth, Va
Signed-Edith Hunt.
Beneficiary
Witnesses:
Creighton Elliott.
Willie Biclust.
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READY TO THROW MISSILE.

One man. and a more dangerous
one than the person arrested, es-
capped the clutches OF the police. He
sat IN the front row in the gallery.
when a policeman saw him. IN one
hand he held a length OF gas pipe
and in the other a pair OF pliers.
he was rising in dis chair when the
officer saw him. The hand that
held the pliers was raised as II 10
throw in the direction OF the stage
The officer leaped and so did the
man. The latter brushed past the
officer and Jumped 10 the steps tnat
took him 20 the street and safety.
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s1oo.oo Endowment Paid.

Suffolk. Va. Nov 9th. 'O6.
This is to certify that 7 have re
Ceived from John Mitchell. Jr..
Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court OF Virginia. l. o. of
Calanthe. (S1OO.O0) One Hundred
Dollars en- p ayment OF the ieath
claim Of Sister Mary White. who
was a member Of Bethel Court No
90 OF Suffolk. Va.
Signed-Junius G.. White.
Beneiciary
Witnesses.
Matte A. Morris. r. OF ID
Polly NJ. + Taylor.
Julia a Powell. Deputy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-08
Millinery Sale.

have over 500 trimmed hats TO
sell at a great sacrifice 10 make
room for Xmas goods. Untrimmed
velvet shapes. 9Scts. Children IS
hats at a price all little girls can
have one for Xmas
Store open until 10 p. NJ. for the
benefit OF those employed during
the day.
NJ. d. CHAMLEE.