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JUST THE kind
THAT fit well;
LOOK well, and
WEAR WELL.
Are Made by
S. Matback
The Baltimore Merchant Tailor,
Corner Hope and King Streets,
Hampton, Va.
Have Ihe much-liked nine Se-rges.
Cheviots and Blttej f>">n which yon
can iuiV.,-- a selection,
Pull Hue or ready-to-wear
clothing always "!i baiid.
in no swNift
mid MAW DRY
IN GRANU L- AHM MARBLE,
Best rjbality. material and
workuj?H?hlu ??' Ihn prlcea con
?flRttu* with the quality of work.
LAW SON i> Nt W10N
13? v.vm CJ?Feb Rlrppt.
THON**. I'M Jl A r.M'TOM, v*'
Notice In Hie Public and
My Pat ion s:
thai we going
'king Business by
II those thai, have
0 wil) please 10
6u) of thfa fp.
thf, ic( , f ,\,,, j
pledges 1? out
d*c-!n same j|n
Unrfrdi -mi r.i pledger m all kinds
for nak; cbei".
R. SUirikovvHz,
60 w. queen street,
?._. hampton, VIRGINIA.
riPT?Ni PU
II P??DY 10
MAKE THE ADDRESS
?.Continued fiijtn pace five.)
|m?.'Kvnictl i" llu !m;ii<1 of trustees
? aiKlhlat' lor ilipli man n?d trader
rertiflru'.' i' \u ihe various departments
? i in? , ? heul.
follow Inj: Hie customs of the school,
llu candidates foi gradual I' n will
imply hu 'presented" to the board iif
? i ?< .i> ? ? and will i lii eive iheir certl
???? diplomas at the regular coin
in hi ? m?.'i?i eXerel us in Juno,
A complete list -it (he graduates has
iteeii gjvon out by llio school
aiu b"i ii
<1| i ii<- nuiiibi i 80 are Iioin Hie
ivadeuii) li'.'P'ii'tinent. 10 f roni the Nor
mal com ?. and '^t from Hi" trades
ijujmrl iii en Is.
I'lie completed li t i = herewith hp
ponded
Candidates for Academic Diplomas.
Sciii- i Class l.iu y 11 Allen, Palm
? i Springt*. Va . Annie Reudor. Fob
i. n. Minn . Ruth A A Bland. Uos
ton, Ma . ,loi epliiiu! Clcntoii. War
nnton. N i' . Mabel Crecknutr.
im - pi?r< ? i(, Va : Kmmu A, I5llcli,
I lampion. Va.; Mnrgnret II tiurdim.
tut>ii?h. Va.; Willi.' W Greene.
Lyiiclihurg, Va.; /.elnia Harris, Hump
I mi. Va ; liii/.ii .1 Hobday. Achilles.
Vii . Christ.laus 'i l.oggon, Alilngdon.
\ ;> . Julia B l'i Ice, liai l.l'oi d. (loiin .
i i.o.i II Itaudolph. South Orange. N.
i I rsula L sh-ppai d, Chnrehhiiid.
Vii . Kmmii .1. Snyder. Fiirlnnd. Va ,
\ll.?. r i. White. Portsmouth. Va .
I,.diu I, Wornilcy, Frodellcltdiiurgi
V.i . (.'h;n lei; Hees.. Ali ud. Rlinwiin..'.
Ukla . Joseph Ulackhawk, Winucbugo.
Noli . .Id epil (' Brisc.oo-, Halt Imoi e.
,ld . Robert I, Ifrnkcnlmrr, Phoebus.
\'n . Julian I, Itiown. Henderson. K.V .
Illlllniil 11 liaiil i, ilainden. S. C. ;
Benjamin .hm. s, Klitiell, N. ''.; Hosier
It jitiin ... Knllit church. vn.: Jinnes
I' M.i 'ny. Btmulovol, N <' ; Junios ?!
Nori-am. I'Oil .lih. Vn . William W
IVjornoii. Oi anile. Va.; Morris O,
Pride Lyiiciildirg. V? . Craflon G
Ii- od Frankfort. Ky . .1" lepli W Hind
i i. Cn limit n. Alii ; Marlon S Hi' Iii
Wnrrinw. Vii ; James K Sprat ie jr.
I ? Hi: .? \ ;i ; I I 'm y 13. Thompson.
h'oulliaiulon, N. V. Asa 15. Wall. Mar
duck, Okie.; FrniiK C. Wilson. Pluu
Ridge. S. D.
Candidates for Normal Diplomas.
Graduate Class Sarali A. Bocgs.
Baltimore, Mil. sewing and cooking.'
Nellie A. Burke, F.li/.alioth City. N C...I
Sewing and cook Iii g: Anna C. John
son. Dover, Ky.. sewing and cuuklng;
Marian M. Held. Bristol). Tpuii- sew?
iiig itiul conking! Fannie 10. Small
w.io.I, Franklin, Va.. matron's course;
Picrrcpdiit Alford. Shiiwuee. Ok hit,
business course; Frederick D. Bus
be... Snowhlll, N. O.. agriculture;
ja tries A. Dingus. Marietta, Ohio, agrl<
culture; .lames F. McKoy, Bimnlcvol,
N. ('. agriculture; Hoben T. Watson.
Savage Crossing, Va;. carpentry.
Candidates for Trade Certificates.
Robert H Anderson, Georgetown, >'.
Gii Carpenter; Iticliard T Baker. Man
? bester. Va.. Tailor; Charles W. Ban
I li i. Millwood, Va.. Carpenter.
Spoltswpod T. Boiling, (luffs. Va..
Curpe.nler; Wllilnm II. Boyd, Aoby
iiile. Vn . Hi Icklayci" Charlc> W
Bradford, I laddonfleld. N. .1. Stenin
filler; .liilhin |j. Brown. HendiMson.
I. , . Printer; William 15. Brown. An?
napolis. Md., Blacksmith; Roscoe W.
Bryiint. Siivaiiriah,. C<? . Tailor; .lohn
K, Burrell, Bowie--,. Va., Bricklayer;
.lohn II Burriiss, Onlneys, Vii , Blnck
Rmitii; Isafah .1 Butt. Wnsliington. P.
C., Carpenter; Charles II Carter, Tin
= ri)|tii; I'jlijah A. Chlsliolm, Chester.
F) C. Shoemaker; ISdward Sianlej'
Clark, Washington. N C, Biacksriiltli;
Charles 15 (Vdes. Kausa-? City Mo..
Tailor; Whittnbn Coriib. ISverelts. K.
C'j P;iinter; William P Connor. West
Norfolk. Va., Carpenter; William .1
Contee. Annapolis, Md., Ste?raHlter;
Charles .1. Dunmoie, (leorgetown. S.
C, Carpenter; .lohn A, iSnierspn
'Trnr^ Store, ? Wheehight; Fred.
1'? Fauntlerey, Phoebusj Va , C'arnen:
(or; . Wililam II Ford, Woodslpwn.
N .1. Slenmfitter; .loini L. Froeinan,
Baltimore, Md.. Stenmflttei'; Winfleld
a tiai in '!. Augustu. fi? . VVheel
wright; Clarence II Orusty. Danville.
Va.. Bricklayer: Shadrach 13. Cray.
VVii oriilco Church. Va . Blacksmith:
James Greene. Lriwtori. N. Y. Mncliln
l?t; Simeon Cimdy. 1 laverhlll. Mass..
Htoamfltter: fleorgc R. Ilnnlemnti.
Cnrpenter; Robert I Howard. Peter;:
burg, v.i. Blacksmith: .lames C Hub
bard, Natural Bridge. Vn., Upholster
-' . William A. Jenkins. Lunenbefg,
Carpenter; James ..\. <;. Johnson.
''iz---!l". Alu. Wheelwright; vyilllam
!. Johnson, Helena. S. C jviachliilat;
Rtisici H .Ion.-.. Falls Church. Va..
Printer; Thomas II. Jones, Phoebus.
Vn? Carpenter; Walter M. Jordan.
Siuitlifleld, \ a., Cnrpenter; Rnherl .1.
IConner. Opheila. Vn., CarpOniCr; Ku
?.< I Lewiii, Savannah. On.. Black
smith; U'instoii B. Lev is. Tapimhaii
nock, Va? Bricklayer: Kdward I?.
Mi- kle Camden, s c . Tailor; Josepli
M Mitchell. Savannah, Oa.i Black
"n'li. \i, i,., w M..:l-y. Farmvllle.
>. Carpenter; C. Jerome Nicholas.
Baltimore, Md. Painter; Jamos
Noreom Portsnioiith. \'-i . Machinist.;
.i..i.ii w N'olilngham, Towiisontl. Va..
Cnrpenter; Tousiialul L'O, Owen:.
Hampton V?. Tailor; Seih H Rahli,
\ << itin. 11 xn M:.. hinisl; Crtifton C,
Reed. Kranit (oft, Ky., Printer; Thomas
a Rhue, Georgetown S. C, Carpenter;
I5np B Smith. Nortli, Va. Block
?mllh; George R Thomas, Anna polls.
M-i Riacksmifh; Wiiii^ni W Thomas.
Lake Clly, S, C; Tailor; Zeabplion
Thcnms. Hamplon. Va., Wheelwright;
Your Phon? Oidei'.
Will receive ||IC prompte^l att<--n
Don at, Beasley and Hush's. Prompt
delivery Is our eiildlng star and we
hilf- many salisfled cuslomets on
that account. Phone 18. frl.
OEBUS AN
William A. Tyson. Calhouii. Ala.. Car?
penter; Leo Walls. Danville. Vu..
I'nilOr; Robert I Watson. Savage
\'r sslng. Va.. Carpenter;. A Hugo
Williams. Washington. D. C. Hiram
fitter; lilijali 1'.. Williams. Phoebus.
\;.-. Tailor; .lohn II Williams. Onrry
% ill--. Va . Wheelwright; Roberl d.
Williams. Seneca. (.'.. Tallin:
George Wliitleld, llnvorhlll, Mass..
Machinist.
PERSONALS AND BP.IEFS.
rlie Coming and the Going of the
People You Know.
Mr and Sirs .lain"-- V. Ulckford
returned from their wedding tour
yesterday and are lin-.v ai home in
?ii"!r collage at Buckiop.
Mr. and Mrs II w. Saundeia re
Imbed yesterday frOni a visit In
llultiihoic.
Mi.- ;; Mat kle Vouhg who Ins been
visiting her patents. Mr, and Mrs
W S Voting, leliirncd la t evening
(o her musical studies in Washing
Must Get Licenses at Once.
The uuihoiltics >>f Phoebus yen
tej;diiy issued an edict to (he ihor
< hauls aal business men. Unless
(he iiceinirs are secured by May I
ihn1 decision has Ion reached to
double ih' in "a Hi" - parlit s falling
lo do bo.
Little Rev Cut Ills Pool.
Master Dexter Campbell, the son
of Mi. and Mrs. L I - Campbell, who1
11 vi ? In l.ocusl 1 r< et, sti pi"d ort a
piece or gla near Hampton bridge
yoniordny afternoon ami etil (he hall
Of his root Hr. Harry I). Howe
ilotjod Hie wound by taking live
stitches in the fool
Mr. Jone:; l-laa Narrow Lsiape,
Mr Norwood Jones, assistant engi
necr br Ihn I lampion fin- Depart
tie ni Was work .it Hi" pown
house yesterday when a workman In
th enecond lloor Mil a piece of wood
drop. Tin' wood struck Air. Jones on
tin- arm and indicted a puinful In
jury. No hones were broken.
With the Police.
'II. A. Richardson, 7:i years old.
is In jail on the charge of being
drunk. Charles Caines, colored, wa.
arrested by I'olceiniin Curtis yes
Friday nl'ternoon. lie is charged
with driliikciiness.
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Miss Movrplirr In Iii? Flo*1i Catted
the Novpllwt fo Arronnf.
When Dickons was n young man
with literary ambitions he contomplnt
ed writing Iiis own life. "David Cop
perllehl,"' however, was not written
until Dickens' fame ns nn author was
established.
Many of the adventures nscribed lo
David Copiierliehl were undergone by
Dickens himself, ami not n few of ilie
characters preseuted In the novel wer?
ilie author's personal friends.
The original of the famous Mr. Mi
cawber was Mr. Dickens, Sr., the nov
elisl's own father, an unfortunate bnl
agreeable gentleman, who afforded hi!
son much luuocent amusement by ren
son of bis grandiloquent language and
inordinate love of letter writing
WheU Dickens was a boy ills father,
like Wilkius Micawber, was Imprison
r-il for rtebt, and Charles, like David,
wen) daily to ami fro between his
lorisinffs and the jn 11.
His experiences at I-Iungerford mar?
ket, his jiorror of his rough and nub
companions and bis daily wandering!
about the streets of London are all
faithfully recorded in those chapters nl
"David Copperfield" dealing Willi the
hero's stay at th- house of Murdstnnd
a ml < irinhy,
David's subsequent adoption by hbi
aunt'; Mi^s Betsy TrotWOod, who, by
the way. is an imaginary personage,
nod his apprenticeship nt Doctors' coiii
mons owe something t" real life, pick
en< was I'm- many years connected
with Doctors' commons, but not, liko
David, as a student, but as a shorthand
writer in th" coiirt. The lucidents of
David's life In chambers, however,
are copied very faithfully from those
or Diekens.
Renders of the novel will not forget
Miss Mowcher, although she makes but
two .brief appearances. She would
certainly haie been more prominent
had not Dickens, upoti reading the
twenty-second 'chapter, in which she
first appears, received a letter from
the original of the diameter calling
lilni to account Tor the liberty lie bad
taken, blckena was sincerely sorry to
have given offense und expressed his
regret that by copying loo closely the
peculiarities of bis grotesque liltl"
friend be should have cnuscd her to be
recognized. lie had intended (o use
Miss Mowcher in an unpleasant man?
ner, but he promised to change her
character in stich n way that only nn
agreeable impression should be left,
'i'liis be'did In chapter 32 of the novel,
which Undoes much of chapter 22.
All Dickens' books were <rreat reali?
ties, lo him, "David Copperfield" espe
dally so. He loved the Peggotty group
of characters best of all and was very
fond, indeed, of Little Kin'l.v. On the
chapter called "Tempest." which de
scrlbos the shipwreck off Yarmouth
and the death of flam and Steerfotth.
the author spent fourteen and a half
laborious hours and finished utterly
exhausted. - ?- ? -
D OLD poir
THE BLUEKISH BRIGADE.
IVhnt Hnnitcna When lh?? !11ii?>s Make
n I linrce I ;h>ii .M"itl::i:lf?n.
"When menhaden or herring ore
driven upon the bench by hiiir>(j?ii, nn
11> -> often nre, so thsit they eon bo
carried off by the < -.rt load," suhl n
n.shpriiinn, "tboro is very seldom found
: i.ig them one of tbelr pursuers, nnd
if one js found it Is likely to I"' n fish
that is diseased or ihnl bus been hurt
i Id some way. The bluefish follows lo
the very verge of the water, but there
it stops, nnd ir is so powerful and
slerl n swimmer tlinti, close as it is. it
still easily keeps clear of the land,
The menhaden or herring are no mean
swimmers. They could eoiite as close i
...,.! i rep .-rr the piiorc a: easily as the
U iji ?] ti do. lo.il m>t ? te n Iii? liluejlsb j
?lie jitter them, 'then they me like
. cm med lo the edge of a pre< I
pice, it !s almost ecrtniu death to
(limp, hut they niiisl do that or turn
und toko ibe chances of breaking
ihroiigb the pursuing line.
''When ilie hlucfish there may b?
li.tMKi i.nno of them iogethor sight
?i s lin ?! i>f ineiiliitilcn. they e,.i for it
like i brigade of heavy onvnlry. cm I
lini! niiil slashing, snapping and biting
right niid I 't'i 't he menhaden are aim
piy uvei 1...1 ne |,y superior weight, and
the e :. nothing r ir item t" 'to hut
ti ihey :.r- driven toward Ilm
? tine, ibe laud i- t" Iheni what the
. w oulil be to ili" man. They
mil.! lake It or they inns! (urn and try
i fight lie-1! way through'. Many tin
nn ii and try to swim under or over
.1- iironud lite savage bliiofisli, ami
?Ohio ipe In lids way. and some ere
?mapped in., and some .-ire maimed nnd
ihen i'.-is! ashore, and many "i I hem,
crowdiiii; together, arc so closely press?
ed (liai tie y arc practically forced
iiiiioie.
?'S nn 'times fish thai are bot cast up
vor.i fur iloji down into ibe water
ignin. A high wiive may set seme
Ir.'" A li :tl |lll|S lillCI'lUCl) IICIV lillll
i; I'm: so damaged thai it cnii'l swim,
niiti ii i- east up again. Weakened by
its rough experience, it may lall a prey
10 some <it' lb" blueiish yei lingering
offshore; It may escape."?Now York
Sew s.
Tiny Trrp*.
Tim m Id col nf the whole I roe family
a the iJreenlnnd birch, it is a perfect
I roe in every sense nf that term and
lives its allotted number of years from
7,"> lo IHo .lust as other species of the
grcnl birch family do. n I though its
height inuler tin- most favorable condi?
tions seldom exceeds ten Inches. Whole
hi 11 (Ts of ibe cast a lit I southeast irons!
if Greenland are covered with "thick'
??ts" of this diminutive species of
woody plant, ami in many places
where the soil is uncommonly poor and
'rozen froin eight to ten months a year
i "forest" nf these trees will flourish
for half a century without growing to |
11 height exceeding four inches. i
Slrnn^e Dfinccn.
Queensland's government aboriginal
settlement on i-'razor's island holds a
Weekly dance t:,:-' tie- blacks. Amon.l
Hie bundles of n)d clothes s"!'.t to tin
nett lenient there are often ball gown*
so the gins sport decollete dresses
Neither sex wen's boots. The sexes
liave to dance separately.?Sydney Bui
letlu.
Shreiril Clnrsii;
Senior Partner?Wo must be careful
not to give Billings any more credit
He's evidently losing money. .Turtibl
Partner--llow do you know? Senioj
Partner I heard his remark today that
"life is full of ups nnd downs." Xo
man over admits that until he begins
to strike tbedowb.?Philadelphia Press.
nc.lcof eil.
"I have called," seid the confident
young man, with a manuscript stickl-n.s
out of bis pocket, "to see whether there
Is a vacancy In this otHce."
"No." replied the niebinclioly editor
as be looked round the place; "I'm sor?
ry to say there is none. Even Ihn
waste paper basket Is full."
A dinnerr.
"Well, well: There goes Miss Strong
When I saw her last she was poslh]
as n bachelor girl. That's her hobby."
"All that's changed now. She drop
perl her hobby for a bnbby." ? Es?
ch nn?e.
Thn Important 0 linn (re.
Teacher?When water becomes ice,
?what Important change lakes place?
Pupil?The change In price.
He that speaks of (lungs Hint do not
concern him shall hear of things that
will not pl"ase him. Arnblan Prnvo<"'?.
\ii t ii rc.
"Toil should be very proud of having
won the love "f such n man."
"Then you advise urn to marry him?"
"By nil means. lie is one of nature's
noblemen."
"No doubt. But consider?this na?
ture fad will Inevitably pass."?Puck.
The St* ?ruro*.
The three summer graces nre th<
Anne Artindel strawberry, the Easter*
Shore peach anil the Maryland water?
melon, all from the land. The thr?a
?winter graces are the oyster, the te-rn
pln nnd the cnnviisbhck, rill from ts*
water.?Baltimore American.
If You Drink Coffee.
Why, of course you want the best.
Beasley and Bush will sell you the
best coffee ever put on the market at
2F. cents per pound. We haye It
cheaper, If you want it. Phone 18. 2t
?VT?Continued.
CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOE
hi Ballon?made of Linen Huck.
Sizes. 3 to 4 1-2. . 85c
Sizes 0 to 0 $1.15
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 $1.35
Sizes 11 12 to 2 $1.75
C. L Crockett 6 Co.
5 Queen Sfreef,
HAMPTON,
VIRGINIA
New York. April 21. 1906.
H. S. THOMPSON
Hampton. Va.
"The (ileus Falls Insurance Company advises loss at
San Ifraneiseo will no! exceed oho mil lion dollars. We
will have a iiel surplus of ii million and a half, after
paying Sali I?rauei;??.o claims. Many other, companies
will Li (col y foil. Advise your oustohidrs lo insure in a
strong (imii'!iiiv lilce the ''old and tried'* Glens Falls.
--W, N. 6WUBNEY,
? Special Agent."
filBgBBaaBraaMMJuuwiji.1* wm i ajgwaj
The buildings recently occupied by tlie firm of ,f. T.. Howard &
Co., ns their saw and planing niills on Aimlslead Avenue In Hamp?
ton, j
One doulile store room situate fronting on the Avenue. "
One large Lumber Storage llulldlng including house for Boiler aud
engine.
Boiler and engine. ' J X'H"^
Also slock of Doors, Windows. Blinds. Newels, etc. ' 7"
I will he glp.rt to show tb? properly at anytime. F
M. O. LACKEY. MGR.,
P, W ? I:> In i 11 i pM ?6? Qo. 9
REAL ESTATE, RENTS, LOAMS. INSURANCE."
\i y. King St' Hampton
Of the Entire Stock of Groceries Of
D W. Hoger & Son
At No 15Z E, Queen ?t,
Beginning on
I RH DAY, APRIL 27th, 1906
Beginning at H P. 1YI. prompt and Continuing
until Entire Stock and Fixtures are sold,
L
AUCTIONEER
SATURDAY SHOE DAY
iShbes 'i'l-??tr We?.i'
^hoe^THpitPlfc
?M lo^s I Hat aro. ?ltylisH
Shoe Department 2nd Floor
8 AND 10 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA.