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Evening journal., 1907-05-27
MANY PRISONERS
in CITY COURT

Many prisoners were arraigned in
City Court to-day, but Judge Cochran
quickly disposed of the cases. On
Bessie Anderson, colored, he imposed a
fine Of $50 and costs for conducting
a disorderly house and on the charge
of selling Intoxicating liquors with
out a license, she will receive a hearing
on next Monday.
The police raided l3essie's house at
No 105 Walnut street On Saturday
night. and as one of the proprietors
they also arrested Preston Miller. col
ored. but there was no evidence
against him as far as the disorderly
house charge was concerned. and he
was dismissed. He will be arraigncd
with the Anderson woman, however,
on the second charge. Each of the
defendants were held i'm $500 BAIL and
Charles Wiley and William Miller the
latter a soldier, both young white men.
who were captured in the house. were
each held in 5000 bail as witnesses.
The hearing of Thomas, James and
Angelo Ricco, King street fruit deal
ers. who got into an alteration with
Street Supervisor Samuel Nandegrift
on last Saturday night over the re-
moval Of some fruit from the street,
was continued until next Friday. They
are accused Of assaulting aNndegrift
Other cases disposed Of were as fol-
lows. Joseph Hammond, colored' as
sault and battery. s. and costs; James
Butcher, drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, s. and costs; Lena Blake,
colored. disorderly conduct, 50 and
costs; John Davis. colored. driving of
a team without the consent of The
owner. $500 bail for upper court.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
WILL GO TO
MOBILE FOR TRIAL
MeSSTS. Rogers and BayliS
Will Appear in Court
There on June q

Having abandoned the idea Of seeking
for indictments in this United States
Court district for alleged vio aiions of the
lottery laws. the Government officials at
Mobile. Alabama. have notified John NJ.
Rogers and Jesse X Baylis TO appear in
Mobile on June to plead TO the indict-
mcnts returned against them by the
United states Court Grand Jury Of that
idrtisct.
In compliance with the order Mr.. Rogers
and Mr BayHs will leave this city on SAT-
urday accompanied by their attorney
willard salisbury. for the South.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
WHY FEWER PEOPLE
GO TO CHURCH

At the meeting Of the Methodist Preach
ers' Association held in Union NJ. f.
Churah this morning an interesting dis
cussitn took place upon the question
'NVhesher the decline In church attend
ance indicated social deterioration" and
for a time the debate was lively
The Revs. c. T. Wyatt and J. Howard
Gray assumed the affirmative Of the
question while Presiding Elder A. S. Now
bray and Rev. Van =. Northrup spoke
Tor the negative and some inieres'ins
points were brought out DR. Mowbay
was emphatic in his declaration that the
apparent decline in chdrch attendance
was one Of the incidental elements Of a
great social revolution now in progress
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
HAVE SUSPECT
IN MURDER CASE
Reese Roberts, a Wilmington
Negro, Detained in Chester
Prison
OF TWO YEARS AGO

The police authorities OF Chester are
strong IN the belief that Reese Roberts,
the young colored man of Wilmington.
arrested yesterday, Is the slayer Of
John Carter, the aged Concord farmer
who was murdered on the -sht Of
September II, 1905, near his home
A colored man named Walter How
ard, who was employed as a farm hand
by Carter, is accused of the crime.
Roberts and Howard are believed by
the Chester police to be one and the
same person.
George Carter, son OF the murdered
man. and Thomas Kenney, farm boss
for Carter at The time of the crime.
visited the Chester City Hall and look
ed at the prisoner. Kenney. without
hesitation, stated that the suspect an
swered the description OF Howard. ex-
.cepting in weight
Fullerton, a city detective, Of Ches-
ter said.
81 am positive that we have the right
man. Roberts says that two days be-
fore the murder he was released from
the Wilmington workhouse. where he
had served four years for burglary. All
the people who have s.en him say that
he answers the description OF the mar
accused of the Garter murder"
John Nicholson. a farm hand at the
Carter farm, visited the Chester police
station to-day and said the negro Rob-
erts resombled so closely the negro
Howard. who disappeared after the
murder. that he believd Them TO be one
and the same person.
While Roberts claims that he was
released from the workhouse at Green
bank two days prior TO the Carter
murder. the records at the workhouse
show that Roberts was released on
February II, 1905. There is no record
Of him having been there since.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
FLAG AND BIBLE FOR SCHOOL
Members Of smyth Post, c. A. R.
Visit White Clay Creek School.

Veterans Of smyth Post, No. ], G. A. r.,
nfty strong. visited the White Clay Cie k
school on Saturday afternoon and pre-
sented ct with a nag and Bible.
Horace G. Eastburn presented the Bible.
handsomely bound in leather, which was
accepted 10y Mss Lillian Armor. As the
flag and the Bible were presented, Ap-
pomattox Camp. Sons OF Veterans, fired
a voiley in salute.
Commander j. f. Devnish. Of the c..
a. r., presented to the children Bible
which is to be kept for their use in the
school. County Superintendent of Public
Schools A. r. spaid delivered instructive
address on "The Evolution of the Flag
George C. Morton, chairman Of the pre-
scntation committee. and senior vlce-com-
mander Of Delaware. formally presented
the flag. and Miss Armor, the teacher Of
the school, accepted It,
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
EXEMPT FIREMEN PAY VISIT

Members Of the Washington Fire
Company We're paid a short visit yes
terday afternoon by 2e0 members OF
the Exempt Firemens Association Of
Trenton. and although their
stay was not lengthy, it was thorough
~ enjoyable.
The visitors. who came by boat, were
met at Fourth street wharf by COM
mlttee comprising George feates.
chairman: George Leech, Walter A
Green. Gerald Farrell and Joseph l.
McGarvey. and were entertained at the
engine house on French street
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
" Have
You ?"

"If you have a good thing you should
push il along by good advertising IL
you haven't our advice is To let ad-
Nertising alone. An enterprising mer-
chant can always make it worth while
10. induce a customer 20 come TO his
store-but a dead one" never finds q
way because he would rather sell a
few customers at high prices than
many at close prices
IL pays TO deal with Journal adver-
hsers because the store news they ex-
aloit is the guide to intelligent,
y 2nomical shopping.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
HUNDREDS SLAIN
IN CHINESE REVOLT
10000 Armed Men AsSaSSinatc Officials, But
Missionaries Are Not Harmed and
Troops Rush to the Scene

Scores Of civil and military authori-
ties have been assassinated and their
homes burned.
SO far foreigners and missionaries
have not been attacked.
Admiral H. with two warships
carrying troops, left this afternoon for
the scene of the disorders.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
CHARLES KELLY
IS ALSO DEAD

Charles T. Kelly, the second victim
of the runaway accident on Saturday
morning, died in the Delaware Hos
pital at 1890 o'clock on Saturday
night. Kelly, who was 40 years Of
age. was chief engineer of for the
Wilmington City Electric Company.
He lived at No. 1921 West Fifth street.
and is survived by a family.
The funeral of his companion, Will
liam T. r. Jackson. who died with a
broken neck shortly after the accident,
will take place from his late home.
No. 415 South Franklin street at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment will be made in the silverbrook
cemetery,
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
sundaY sehooI conventIon.

In the chapel at State Road to-
morrow afternoon and evening the
spring convention of the New Castle
Hundred Sunday School viii be held.
There will be addresses made by the
Rev. Joel s. Gnhlian. OF Newark. the
Rev. Royal Raymond and Miss Mag
gle 5. Wilson. The singing viii be
under the direction OF Professor
George E King. The association viii
elect officers a. the evening seS Ssion.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
Welded THIRIY-Slx YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua c. Howell ceIs-
hrated the Anniversary By Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua c. Howell, the
former being night clerk at the cnyton
House celebrated the thirty-slxth anni-
versary Of their wedding yesterday at a
dinner given by Mrs. George w. Catteil n
woodbury. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell were married in
Philadelphia on May %. 1871 and on that
day ate their wedding dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Cattell, the former Of
whom Is now dead. At the gathering yes
terday several Of the Howell wedding
party were present as well as Mr.. and
Mrs. Howelrs children.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
FUNERAL WELL ATTENDED
Joseph A. Bond, Former Factory In
speetor, Buried in West Chester

At his late home. Fifth avenue and
Anchorage streets. funeral services for
Joseph A. Bond. factory inspector,
were held yesterday afternoon. at 4
o'clock, the speakers being Ezra Fell,
DR. Hannah NJ. Thompson and Thomas
Steward.
The funeral was largely attended,
including those who were connected
with the Water Department at the
time Mr.. Bond was chief engineer and
secretary Of the department.
This morning the remains were
taken TO Friends burial ground ct
West Chester for interment
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
TO
TALK OF BAYARD

Ex-President Grover Clevyland and
Judge George Gray viii deliver ad-
dresses at the dedication Of the Bayard
memorial in Rockford Park on June
o. There win be an interesting pro-
gram in connection with the event,
the details Of which are now in process
of formation.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
Confirmation at Sacred Heart Church

An unusually large class OF children
received their first communion IN
Sacred Heart Church yesterday morn
ing from the Rev. p. Hugo Faff. They
were escorted TO tho church by the
St Stanilous Beneficial Societies.
Again in the afternoon the chiudren
reviewed their baptismal vows They
will be confirmed by Bishop Monaghan
upon his return from Europe
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
CANTON, China. May 27-The
whole northeast section of the province
of. Kwang-Tung. of which this city is
the most important port, is in open re-
volt.
Thirty thousand members of the
Triad Society, which started the up
rising, are reported in arms.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
one euildin1 Permit Issued,

Building Inspector Johnson issued a
permit to-day to J. Warren Barkley to
build dwelling for Winfield Waters,
in Riverview avenue between Four
teenth and Sixteenth streets. IL viii
cost s2S00.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27

YOUNG Philadelphians Married Here.
At the parsonage Of Harrison Street
Church yesterday afternoon Miss Eunice
Evans and George Wolfe, Philadelphia
couple, were married by Dr. c. T. Wyatt.
The young couple were unattended
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
contraet Soc . sneIIenbura.

The contract for furnishing uniforms
Tor the officials at the local custom
house has been awarded to N. Snellen-
burg & Co. Measurements are now
being taken for the uniforms. which
vin be similar to those now worn by
the men.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
cioar Business Sold.

f. p. Springbelt and Company nave
purchased the cigar business OF NJ M
Edwards, in the Eden Hall building
and will conduct business at the same
r,1arn
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
Miss May lI,lxln =
eforu 81 coLLIAta

her youthful press agent. were married
here yesterday.
Mrs. Eisfeldt win not retire from the
stage, but will foresake the legitimate
for the vaudeville
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
Entertalned seberry Y.

Miss Annie Parrish. and her brother
Of No. sol West Thirty-fourth street
entertained the Cora N. Seberry Y on
Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
CALL TO Mr.. OLMSTEAD

Dover Episeopalians Ask Him to Lead
Them.
The congregation of Christs church,
Dover has invited the Rev. Henry B.
Olmstead, of Holy Trinity church,
(Old Swedes) to become their rector.
Mr. Olmstead has been at Old Swedes
four years and the church has pros
pered under his ministry. Mr. Ohm
tead has not come to a decision in the
matter.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
To Preach Anniversary Sermon.

10 frcacn anniversary Sermon.
TIE Rev. II. w. Bolton, of this city,
viii preach at the anniversary exer-
cises OF the First Methodist Church.
Collingswood, n. J.. sn Wednesday
night.
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
MAY IRWIN WEEDS
HER PRESS AGENT

By our own Wire. Publishers Press.
CLAYTON, n. Y, May 27.-May
Irwin, the actress, and Kurt Eisfeldt,
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
Smyrna Presbyterisns Call Pastor.

NUCCIII % IIT' = 77'''''-
SMYRNA. May 27-The Rev. Arthur
Richards, of Camden. y. J.. has re-
ceived a call from the Presbyterian
Church at Smyrna
Evening journal., 1907-05-27
WEATHER:

SHOWERS AND COLDER TO.
NIGHT.
FAIR AND COLDER TUESDAY.
Noon Temperature. .........5a degrees
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-09
No IclIlnn,

~ am sure cannot understand why
| ever married you!"
Neither can 1; never Intentional.
~ did you an injury in my life."
Houston Post.
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IN THE BEST OF HuMoR.

You kissed me good-by, Arethusa
And all that now fingers is main,
Would I could coax you not to use n
Stick-pin in your shirtwaist again.
Houston Post.
My boy, like you and I want you
TO marry my daughter. But have YOU
spoken to her mother about it?n
No. SIR"
Then. to cinch 1t for you, I'll op.
pose the match."-Denver Post.
The Artist-Here is some brilliant
chap who states that poets have alb,
sorbing temperaments
The Bar;l-Absorbing? Great HON.
er! He must have run across some
of MS on pay dny.-Chicago News.
He Got His.-"Deduction is the
thing" declared the law student. "For
Instance, yonder In our yard is a pile
of ashes. That is evidence that we
have had fires this winter"
And by the way. John" broke in
his father. you might go out and sift
that cnce."-Louisville Courier.
Cholly Nowitt--D'ye know, Miss
Smart, though I've only just met you,
there seems to be sort of intellec.
tual sympathy between us? You
know just how to appeal to my tastes,
you see. Are You literary woman?
Dolly Smart-No: I'm kindergar-
ten teacher.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
"Shrude, the real estate man. is
booming new suburban town that's
to be known as Joneshurst.'
| We'll, he certainly couldn't have Sc.
lected n more commonplace name"
Eyes, but he figures that every
Jones in the city will want to be
known as Mr.. Jones. OF Joneshurst.' "
Philadelphia Press.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-oNE FRESH YOUNG
COW. Apply to l.. Born, 81 West
Queen street. Hampton, Va, 3,S,3t
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TO r4gApAsslNa pusllc.

Thanking&you for your former pa
tronage and soliciting the same in the
near future, I take this method to
inform you and the public that / will
occupy No. 81 East Queen street,
opposite Wine. Boyenton Building.
during The month OF February. 1907.
Watch for the Peoples Shaving Par
lor sign In window and make no mig
take. for there you will get strictly
first.class work only. b
sa-tuthu.1m. CIlAS. r. PERSON.
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The Birth Report.
Mrs. Daniel savre Dead

News of tie death In Now York
OF Mrs. Daniel Sayre was received
III Hampton yesterday. Mrs. Sayre
was the aunt Of lMessrs S. H. Sayre.
and Charles Sayre of Hampton, and
mad visited here on several occas-
ions
Mr.. Charles 'sayre left last night
to attend the funeral.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-09

OF Chinese edible birds nests II
takes 80 to weigh pound.
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Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 8.-Money on
eau firm 3-4 to 51.2: ruling rate S
Ia: closing bid 4 "a; offered at 3
iime loans stronged: 60 days g.:
~ days id to 6; six months s 80 per
Prime mercantile paper S ga to 6
per cent, Sterling exchange soft
with actual business in bankers hills
at 1915 to 4s4.50 for demand, ana nt
4SO.25 to 480.30, for 60.day bills
Posted rates 4 SLIP and 485 1.2. Com.
mercial bills 479 rs to 4S0. Bar sill.
yer 68 5-8. Mexican dollars SO.
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Drastic Liquidation Caused Prices
to 60 Down 10 a Level Low
or Than N Years.
FEARS OF PANIC NOT ENTERTAINED
Believed That the Period of Active
Liquidation is Approaching Its
| Term-Bears Have BY No Means
Exhausted Their Ammunition
Total Sales and Closing Quotations
(By Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, March S.-There
vas further drastic liquidation in
the stock market today and periods
OF extreme weakness during which
prices plunged downwards TO a level
IN many cases lower than for sew.
eral years past. At the same time
there was evidence from time TO
limo OF an absorption of stocks
OF kind to indicate that prices
nave fallen to Il level where some
demand is attracted of an invest
ment or semi-investmcnt character.
There has been more or less bar.
gain buying in small lots all through
the weeks decline, such as is TAX
en- out of the market to hold for
an Investment return.
Iherc has been notable lack
also of buying by banking and other
large financial interests for purpos.
os of support up to today. The
opening, break in prices today did
develop buying OF this kind
the perception of Il was a pr'
factor In turning the bears to cover
and Affecting tho following material
rally. The bears proved in the
later market that they had not ex.
hausted their ammunition This did
not prevent growth OF opinion,
however, that the period of active
e .Huldatlon was approaching its
term. Sentiment was much less
Easy today even during the early
Dreak than for some time past and
the confidence was more general
that the liquidation would run its
course without disaster or panic.
Yesterdays weak closing passed
the way for the flood of selling
( orders under which the market was
sWhmped at the opening. The per.
sistent absorption of Reading and
the support OF 1t was a factor in
Keeping the bears uneasy ana I'm
inducing the extensive covering
movement of the day. There was
good accumulation also of the
group Of Morgan stocks which
broke violently yesterday and, South
erh railway preferred rebounded
violently when 1t became known
mat the dividend rate was main
ualned. This checked momentarily
me decline in the general market
winch was resumed with the re-
newed attack on U. S. steel. The
nrop In prices at the last which
was much the same as that of yes
terday and the closing tone was
decidedly weak.
Bonds We're weak. Total sales
par value s1,7s6,OOo. U. s. Bonds
were unchanged on call. Total
sales 100000 shares Including
Copper 144.70O Smelling 369nr
Sugar $500; Tobacco 1900: Ana.
conda 20,S00; Atchison 1Os 500: A
g. T. LOO; G. C O.. 10000: S. Paul
$500: Erie 1880; a.. & N, $4,000. .
n y. &c. 1880: Pennsylvania 81 :
500: N. G N. 5000 N. C WI pfsl
200; Reading 2S9,2O0: Southern
railway 27,400: Southern railway
pfd 1900; N. P. goa, AGO., u. S. steel
326, 900: u S. steel pfd 53.4On; yir.
gniaICarolina Chemical 400; Virginia.
carolina Chemical pfd 100: Northern
Pacific 23.S00
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SHOES REPAIRED.

Havins Just added a new Singer
Shoe Machine. am better prepared
than ever to do general shoe repair
ing. None but tirstclass work done
here. Terms reasonable. JOHN
FRETT. Hampton's Leading Shoe
Maker and General Repairer. Court
Street. Opposite Court House.
8-6.1w tat n;
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HARD ON
THE OLD PEOPLE
DeaIh Claimed Nine Who Had
Reached he lgs Of More
Than 10 Years.
OLDEST OF LIST REPORTED 80
Or. Plecker's Report Will Show
That the White Population is In.
creaslns Slowly. While the Ne.
grocs are Dying Almost With the
Rapldlty of Births.

According TO the report OF DR.
Walter A. Plecker, tho health of
flCcr, nine persons died In Elizabeth
City county during the month OF
February who were more than 20
years old, while five had lived to
be more than sixty years of age.
The Oldest was 80 years and seven
of the number were white persons
and seven were colored
There wero 81 deaths during the
month of February, of which 10
were whites and 81 colored
The causes Of death as given In
the renort of the Officer follow:
tuberculosis of the lungs 8. lagrippe
3, bronchitis 3, senile debillty3 3, acute
bronchitis 2. and one each from
apoplexy, paralysis. asthma, burns.
acute mania, suppeative admits,
brlghts disease and paregoric po!s.
oning.
There are at present one case OF
diptheria and three cases of scarlet
fever in the county.
Annual Report,
DR.. Picker Is now engaged In
compiling his report for the year
1906. The report will show a total
death list OF 225 of which lis were
whites and 2lO negroes, thus sho'
ing that the deaths among the CT
ored population about doubled tina,
OF the white. During the year So
while males. G2 white females, 40
colored males and 100 colored f.
males died.
The Birth Report.
Taking the births reported during
the yea- 1t will bn seen that the
white population is increasing, while
the negro population is about nj
n standstill. There were 1914 white
births reported against 218 colored
children
Comparing the death rate against
the birth rate the whites had III
deaths and 194 births. while tho ne
groes had 210 deaths and 21S
births.
In tho month OF January of this
year there were 10 deaths among
inc white and q among tho ne.
groes.
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Baltimore Produce Market.

Steady.
Wheat-Steady; spot contract ~ 10
to n Sd; Southern by sample 6S
Corn-Firm; spot so 10 to 20 5.s.
Southern white corn 40 "a to n "a
Oats-Firmer: No. 2 mixed AZ hid
Rye-Firm; No. Q Western dome..
tic 73 to "a; choice n to rs.
Butter-Firm and unchanged. fan.
cy Imitation &c to 81; fancy creamery
"a; fancy ladle % to "a: store naci,ed
II to 90 hN'u
Fggs-Firm: II.
Cheese-Active and nncbo,no,.
large Is; medium Is IL ito tx 10.
small 10 ID to is 1-2.
Sugar-Steady and UNCHANGED.
coarse graduated 5; fine s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-09

FOR sALB-ONE "sTANDARD"
Plano. Harrington IN. W mako,
mahogany finish, In first.class con.
ditlon. Call or address MISS AL.
BERTA l.. LEWIS, Shell Road. near
LaSallo Ave-. Hampton. Va. 3.3.6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-09

FOR SALE--oNE HUNDRED AND
twenty-five grape vine settings,
Call at No. 80 Thumm street,
Phoebus' 3.S-1w
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Wines and Liquors

I belong to the lost tribe that stray.
ed away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm price
cutter. I'm money.maker; I'm the
one that cells all straight whistles
retail ct Wholesale prices. The fol.
lowing nigh grade 100 Whlskies I
sell for &c. a drink: Paul Jones, Pure
Rye, Sherwood Rye Whiskey. Carroll
Springs, pure Maryland Rye Whiskey,
Oyerhold Rye whiskey, Parkwo0d Rye
Whiskey. AL Of the above named
Whishes are strictly high grade;
watch my pricIs II you dare. beat
me IL you can.
iWhiskey in bulk at Following prices
Old Nick Pure Rye. 10 pit, 2bc;
sallon .......,............ &4U0
Leonard'a Favorite. 10 pt.. zoe;
gallon ................ 200
Hunters Baltimor Rye, IL pt,
25c: gallon ......,....... 400
Maryland Club. IL pit, Csc gal.
lon .......,.......... 400
Paul Jones Pure Rye, 10 pt.,
zoe; gallon ...!.......... 2.75
StarftA Rye. gallon .......... 200
Moss Rose, gallon ............ 2.ou
LAKEWOOD Pure Rave, gallon .. 200
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon .....s IFS
Kentucky Bourbon. gallon ...... 40
Double Stamp Gin. gallon $500. 200
The following brands Of Calitor-
MIA Wines. Port, Sherry, Catawba
Claret, Blackberry at 26c per at.
per gallon, 75e. Pride of North Car.
olina, Ayears old, gallon. ....... 200
Knmmeill. per gallon .......... 200
Carroll Springs. gallon ........ $50
XXXX8aker Rye, gallon ...... 2.6c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-09

BANKER, A THoRoUGHBRED KEN.
lucky Jack, black with white points,
10 1.2 hands high. years old, will
make tho season In Elizabeth City,
and the adjoining counties, II de-
sired. For terms apply to ]. A. and
j. w. Davis, r. #. d. No. /, Box rs,
Hampton. Va. 3-1-2w