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WILL HAVE BIG
SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Hampton, Phoebus end Elizabeth
City County to be Represent?
ed at the Exposition.
FINAL DETAILS ARE ARRANGED
Prof Guy, of the High School; Prof.
Bonneville, of the PhoebiiG Graded
Schools, and Miss lima von Schill?
ing, of the Syms Eaton Academy,
Have Conference.
The public achuulH t?r Hampton,
?Phoebus and IDItiui bet if City couuiy
? nru tn be moa( erodltubl) repp
Routed i?,v an oxhlbll at the James
,.nvn exposition.
Prof Guy, principal "i ibo high
schools; Prof. .1. Howard limine, lllo
principal of the PhoobiiH graded
schools, and Miss lliuti von Sc.
vice-president of the Synia-Knlon
academy, spent yesterjdny in Nor?
folk, where thoy were in bpnfeireuee
with the dxposltlon authorities re
IntlVO to tile exhibit of tllO school.:.
The exposition people gave fho
Hahtptonlans much oncouriigcninnt'.
A site for ibe exhibit w'iih soloetetl
and the arrangements llnally eon
Bummatod.
It is expected thai Hie iunui
schools will make one el Hie beut
exhibits ui the exposition froni die
public schools. Hampton mid Ihu
county schools Htand high in Ilia
siaje ami with Prdfs, Gtiy, R?nne
vlllo nuil Miss von Schilling hack
of the movoineni tho kuccobs ot
the exhibit is assured.
Al.rdlng to the present plan the
site for thq exhibit will Include nil
tho schools bill euch disiriol will
have Us separate and dlslhicl ex?
hibit showing the Work liccoinplishod
In th<.> various branches.
JAMES JOHNSON IS DEAD.
Young Man From Whose Brain an
Abscess Was Taken Passes Away.
James Johnson, the Pox Hilt
young man, from whose bruin tho
physicians recently removed tin eh
mc.-s, died in tiie Dixie llospltti!
11"nTrr-.^it yesterday inoriilag. He
;ind previously stibinlUuil fa I lie
l.titfe Ihroo times and his eondill til
litis been >.erious lor two weeks.
Johnson was just sixteen yours
old. He. was tho son of Mrs. Mary
Johnson, of Kox Hill lli< mother
iitid several sister and brothers p. ???
vivo him, The surviving suie-s and
brothers tiro; Messrs. Joseph John?
son, T, ,1. Johnson, Andrew Inhhbou,
Benjamin Johnson.- Marvin Johnson
Mrs. Aggie Wallace Miss Viisiltl
Children's
Clothing
l No rllipr. I ei' r, or more
i complete nsHortmenl in the city
(hun ours. 'I'lie lust made
clothing for hoys In t'.i.o world.
Suits from $2.50 to $7.50
Ovetcoals from
$3.50 to $10.00
Ciit Suggestions
for (Wen;
Gifts neitly boxed free.
Pri-en the lowest.
NECKWEAR
HOSIERY
FULL DRESS SHIRTS
FANCY SHIRTS
UMBRELLAS
GLOVES
SMOKING JACKETS
DERBIES ?. SOFT HATS
GUSPENL^RS
COLLARS AND CUFFS
HANDKERCHIEFS
SILK MUFFLERS
FANCY VESTS
FULL DRESS VESTS
SCARF PINS
CUFF BUTTONS.
FRANKEL & EISENMAN,
Complete Outfitters,
iff WEST -QUEEN STREET.
oyenton ? Co
Bankers
Receive deposits from oue dollar upwards and
pay 4 per cent, interest.
BO YENT?N & CO.,
BANKERS
Ntxt Masonic Tempi?.
?Phon? 553.
Hampton, Va.
.lohnten, Miss Vorab Johnson ao?!
Miss lMna I ilin -mi.
Kiliierdl services will take place
from the Pos Ulli Methodist church
(his afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The remains ot the dead young
man were removed to Pox 11111 yos
leitlaj i>\- Undertaker R. C. Hall.
HOME VISITED BY ROBBERS.
Mr. Hownid Reported to Police That
Masked Men Took His Cash.
Mi. Katun Howard, an aged man
who resided In Thome: street, re?
ported t" the police officers ycatci
ilnv that during ihe eurlj hours 01
the ninrnl'.is i\vi> masked men vl ;?
Itvd him and robbed hint ot 87.RC
j.Mr. lidwiihl ?tibi ih.ii the men wore
I White, but their masks proyentud
Hilm from Identifying them. The.
! handled Hie old man rather roughly
until the small change was secured
Mr, Howard lohl llio oulcers thai
ihr intruders eame ti lilnt shortl)
after 2 o'eloi k. lie was iiloiko and
holpleiis.
The police authorities an- milking
an Investigation nl the mailer.
MUSICAL AND CONCERT.
Splendid Music to Dc Heard In
Church of Christ Fritlay Evening.
An enjoyable musical mi | ontor
tclumonl will he given in llio Church
of Christ Kriday evening, when the
following Interesting program will
be Cni't'led oul i
Prayer . Rev. C. N. Williams.
Piano duett.- . Misses Sarah
. mid I'p.rtle Kdwarls.
Recitation .bhloMasser,
V-aeal solo ....... iiorlle Edwards
Churiitjti r sketch . Mr. and
. M I'B. I. Hi Wise
Piano solo ... Miss Saruli ICdwards,
lieclta|lim . Mrs. Wi?r.
Dialogue .\util Sumiii Jones.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Corning and Going of the Peo?
ple You Know.
Miss Marie Ihtdke, Mrs. Walter II
Budke und little son have relnrncd
froni a \IhIi of a lew days lo .Mr.
Wilier II. Rinke, in Luosbiirg.
Miss Alllo, Kowe. the daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph V. ltowc, who
Is tukliig a special course In Prdncli
Latin and high mathematics at Cor
noil University, has been honored
by tlii- oloclloh of president Of her
class. There are about 100 no nl
bill's of the class and the coin jilt
Imoiil Is one that shows the high
I regard entertained at. Cornell I ir
ihe Hampton young woman,
Miss Kalle Snvatic. of the Kast
erri Shore, is Ihe guesl of 'Miss
Mabel Sclaler.
WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Hampton Roads Camp, of Phoebus.
Elected Mi. W. E. Bush Consul.
Hamilton Roads Camp, No. 12.!I2<>,
Woodmen or Amerlen. of Phoebus, has
elected officers lor the ensuing year!
as follows: !
Consul Mr, \V K. Bush.
Advlner?Mr, s. t. Brown.
Bunker Mr, .1. T. Boyhum
Clerk Mr. C. II. Cooper.
Kacorl Mr. .1. W. Crnlg.
Si niry -Mr. W. lto\d.
Wntchmnii?Mr. T. Smith.
Hoard of malingers Messrs. Wj
Boyd, .1. Thompson and M. S.
(!oopi r
i x. ?
SEND CHECK FOR $50.
Home for Needy Confederate Women
Remembered in Hampton.
Ai Ihe mooting of the old Dominion
Dragoons chapter. Daughters of 11?<
C< nfcderacyi a resolution was adopted
itttthnrixlitg llio treasurer lo forward
a clu . U lur >:.>> to the Home for Nei il
f'ohfcdoraio Women In Richmond.
The chapter endowed a room in the
homo and has snul the sum of Slil't
for maintaining II. This chapter is :?
Utile less than a year old.
Ii was also determined lo hold a
d'oll sale for Christmas In the homo
Of Mis. Jesse II. peoki Kin? street, on
Friday, Decoinher -21. .front 2 lo 10
o'clock p. in.
TRANSOM FELL OCT.
Mr. Lloyd Crockett Painfully Injured
al Old P"int.
V*!' Lloyd Crockett, a carp.nW-r.
while ai work voslerdav on the Shi r
wood inn. Ohl Point, nici wltli
strange and painful accident. Mr.
Crocket( wi.s Working under n tran-i
sein, when the large kIhsh fell from
Us nioorlii.es mid struck him in the
face, a -ash three inches long was
cut on tin- right check. Mr. Crockett
iJwenl t<> ilw Fori Monroe hospital, hut
the physician thorp could not rtri . :
his injuries, bill advise ,1 him to have
the cut close,1 at oiico.
There is enough water In the
New York city reservoir to give
each Inhabitant of ihe city ninety
fly e gallons of water.
Retail OrOc'ors enn secure "Wr- t r
Flour of ihe .1. w. ROWI5, Com?
pany, Hampton, Va., 11-20-tf.
NORFOLK SYNDIGATE
B?YS BUGKRQE LOTS
Company Headed by Sir. Aaron
Mathado, Purchases Tract
ol 200 Acres.
.PAID S17.500 FOB THE UNO
Deal Was Negotiated Through Messrs.
William E. Lawson and James V.
Bickford?New Owners at Once Be?
gin the Erection of Cottages and
Other Improvements.
\ Norfolk syndicate headed by Mr.
Aaron Mllliado. the hanker, has just
purchased more than BOO lots at Buck
roe Besieh from the Chesapeake Land
and Improvement company and the
Buckroc Beach. Land company.
The deal, which was announced
yesterday, was negotiated by Messrs.
William K LnWSOtl and .lames V.
Ith Uford. and the Norfolk syndicate
paid $17,500 for the property. There
are about 200 acres in the entire
I rbpert>.
The properly purchased Is all the
vacant land surrounding the popul?r
summer resort.
Ii is understood thai the Norfolk
nu n hack of Hie deal oxpocl t<> Imme?
diate!) erect quite a number of cot?
tages at the heath ami io make many
other extensive Improvements there.
The fact that there is not a local
man in the syndicate is strong evi?
dence <>f Hi" value placed on property
in and near Hampton arid Phoebus by
people who are looking for good In?
vestments.
Mr. Mllliado Is one of thwe leading
bankers of the blty across Hampton
Beads, ami it is said that the popular
summer resorl here will greatly bene^
fit from the snle.
OYSTER SUPPER.
The ladies of the Memorial Baptist
church will hold r;n oyster stipner In
lie' store room of the Pythian Castle.
Friday, December II. It.
NEWELL & CO.
If a nfnld loves n man. that's h?r
business.
If a man loves a maid that's his bus?
iness.
If ihcy marry. Hint's their business.
II they wish to furnish their house,
that's our buslncis.
We rdvc yon your money's worth, also
easy payments if you have not th?
cash,
Furniture, House Furnishings, Stoves
Heaters, Hanges, Side Hoards, Car
Ixiad of Chairs, Ready-Made Cloth?
ing for Men, Overcoats, Ladies'
Coats. Furs and Muffs, Raincoats.
What yon don't see call for
The Great Credit House.
NEWELL & GO,
I No. 53 Test Queen Street. Phono 636.
AND
MONITOR'S LAST MAN GONE.
Eugene J. Leahy. Who Was in Battle
with the Mcrrimac. Dies.
NKW LONDON. CONN.. Doe II.
ISugcne J. Leahy, fireman on the Mou
Itor when the famous haitie wus|
fought with the Morrlmnc during Un?
civil War. ;.s dead home' here.
II?- said he was ih<- lasi survivor
of ilio Monitor'? crew. Kor Bevorn||
year a ho had been a victim of rheu?
matism.
The Famous
HASBROUCH PIANO
Norn- heiter ami few etmnl il
In lone, workmanship ami gen
<-ral durability, a piano lor the
man or woman ol small means
or large means.
HARRY S. CUNNINGHAM,
AGENT.
Sample Room?1.10 Locust St.
Phono 340.
It's a pleasure to show you
the instrument.
I do general repairing and
Tuning of Pianos
and Organs
and my work is thoroughly
guaranteed.
i2-t2-im.
i Christmas
Present
Nothing is more ap?
preciated than a nleo
portrait.
One dozen will make
twelve friends happy.
("an you think of any?
thing more appropriate
and Just think of t'.ie
small cost.
Now don't wait until
tin- last week in this
mouth and expect to
gel them for Christmas.
Conic in this week,
and
Cheyne
will do the rest.
I have a choice line
of beautiful views of
the Sapphire country.
North Carolina, tinted
In water colors. Prices
only 05c and Hoc each.
Charming Christmas
presents.
If you want to sell
your
or borrow money
See
3
No. 18 N. KingSt ,
Hampton, Va.
Prescriptions F?led Day or Night.
"A Thing of Beauty,
and Joy Forever"
i iho description that aptiy and justly fits the beautiful display
<>t _ ? _il
Cui Glass and Japanese Ware
TO BR SKilN AT THE
Thi Johnson Pharmacy,
i '??I o 'Mi ', tempting; and at the same time inexpensive ft
look ol Iho choices! Christmas goods ever placed cn exhibition in
Hampton than this st?re offers,
\\ ?? have everything in the catchy novelty lino.
W. F, PHILLIPS, Manager.
PI fi(l1 Hampton, Va.
Two Registered Pharmacists Here Always.
FREE
TO CHILDREN ONLY,
A pretty little Xiuus book end tied, "A Wonder Hook,"-. 10 pages
of reading matter, wicii Illustrated colored pictures, it's BUre to
please the Hub- ones, so bring them with you ami they will be
given one.
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR THE CHILDREN.
PURS
TOYS
SYYHATERS
WOOLEN OOODS
TOQUE
BEAUTY PINS
IU BBER BOOTS
KID QLOVES
SACQUES
K.MBROlDKItY BOX
WES
DEPARTMENT STORE,
HAMPTON, VA.
0 ItJOagil0g0agQU0gagO0PQQQQ0QQQPOP0QgOOOggUgUOOOOP_O0Q0i
e FOR SALE. J
5 12 aero farm with good five-room dwelling and out-houses, barns,
? stables, etc., horses, wagon, buggy and farming implements, 150
? head of poultry and poultry houses, all within a mile and a halt of
jo Hamilton. Can he had at an exceptionally low figure.
C A practically new. six-room dwelling and lot on Car line near
Cj 1 .ordley's crossing, can be bought for $350.00 on terms to suit pur
g chaser.
U A six room, two-story dwelling and lot excellently located on
f? Chapel St., can be bought cheap on terms to suit buyer.
FOR RENT.
".."> Marshall St.. II-rooms, modern conveniences . $:i0.fiO
222 fill ton St.. 8-rooms, modern conveniences . $26.00
413 Elm St., 5-rooms, City water . $ 7.r,0
133 Wine St.. 5-roonis, Cistern water . $ fl.no
100 Wine St., ('. rooms. City water . $10.00
225 Holt St., Grooms, Cistern water . $11.00
lvey St.. near Lordley's Crossing. 5-rooms . $ 7.00
I?iuderdalo St.. neat Now Car Barns, G-rooms . $12.50
Rear of New Car Barns, G-rooms . $lU.0i.?
QEO. W. PHILLIPS
9 and 11 North Kino Street. Hampton, Va.
Real Estate, Rentals. Loans, Fire Insurance, Auctioneer and Notary ?3
Public. Phone CO. 9
?nrwTTYTrroTWTronroTTTcns mm rrimi"in>n>"a"a"8~iririnrB mnnrn- & g
NOW ON DISPLAY
FOR
HI
Hand Painted Calendars
Christmas Post Cards
Fancy Box Papers
Fountain Pens
Copyrights and Classic Books
Burnt Leather and Padden Poems
Boys' and Girls' Books
Photo, Autograph and Post Card
Albums.
SCHRAUDTS BOOK STORE,
42 West Queen St.
Hampton, Vi
iH'i"'P'r'rr'ti"n":<ti ;'' . j mii'.tm'im'" "?"m"i t*
HENRY L. 8CHMELZ, FRANK W. DARLING,
presicent. Vlce-Presldcnt.
OF HAMPTON
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
IS THE OLDE8T AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS,
CAPITAL, - = - - - $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $H 0,000.00
deposits OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository In the Stats of Virginia In
Eaotern Virginia. We make leans on Real Ettate--NOT PRO?
HIBITED?as are the National Banks.
FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON 8AVINQS DEPOSITS.
NELSON S. GROOAU?. Cashier.
Real Estate for Sale 1
1 acre desirably situated on I .a Snlle Ave,, owner deslreB to y
;|; make a quick sale. Make us an offer. j>
Six room dwelling on Victoria Avo. Will sell at less than cost. #
% $100 buys a desirable lot at Riverview. . X
La Salle Avenue?I am in position to offer several desirable <|
?> lots on the Ave. at a sacrifice price to a quick customer. See me. ^
! FOR RENT. S
222 Fulton Street, modern conveniences . $25.00
Marshall Sl.ect. 10 rooms, bath, etc., furnace . $30.00
413 Newport News Avenue . $18.00
4 n. King streol . $14.00
I Ehst Hampton . $ 9-00
<*> 15 Locust street, city water. $l0.oo
r Car line. Lordley's Crossing . $ 7.00
I 122 Holl Sl.ect. $ 7.00
$ Near La Salle Avenue.% 8.00 |?
Hotel Hampton. Queen Street. , t g
I STORES. f X
?> Queen street-?possession January 1st. Central <??
f Queen street?possession at once . $10.00 ^
?;>' King strebt?possession at onoo . $ .70t> 2>
I Art. 0. Lackey, Mgr., P. W. Phillips & Co. f
V Real Estate Brokers. &
I 11 S. KINO STREET. HAMPTON", VA. |
DaiKy P*essf JO Cents a Week

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