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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
Buys the J<ffie|r|y. :
Frank S. Brunt, Of Pittsburg
Buys a Low Grade Ore
Proposition
IN THE MT, IRON DISTRICT,

Through the agency of the Bellit-
ton Mountain Iron company, of Du-
luth, corporation controlled by T.
A. Merritt and A. G. Hubbell, fee
sale of the Jefery property, in the
Mountain Iron district, was con-
cluded on Monday, the purchasers
being Frank S. Brunt and associates
of Pittsburg. The property com
prises the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the north,
west quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section 10, 58-18, between this
city and Mountain Iron, and while
the exploratory work has developed
a body of non-Bessemer ore it is es-
timated that 100000 tons of mer.
chantable ore has been proven.
Messrs. Merritt and Hubbell OBJ
tanned fee option on the property
some months ago, at $4,000, and
after an amount of development
work have made the transfer as not.
ed at price said to have been $685.
600.
The property adioins the Wacou.
ia mine, on which property, owned
by the LaBelle Iron company OF
|Steubenville, Ohio, a big stripping 2
proposition has been proven the
past season. The Jeffery deposit is
believed to be an extension of the
Wacouta vein. The property has
been owned in fee since 1892 by T
c. Himebaugh, c. W. Swanstrom, L
+. Marcus, Nellie NJ. French, S. and
NJ. Jeffery, c. H. Martz and H. H
Phelps, of Duluth, and the option
! sale price of $6OOOOnets them a sub
stantial return for their investment
It is eviGent, however, that the new
| purchasers of the property discern
a probable increase in the valuation
of low grade fee properties, as it it il
stated the purchase was made as ar
| investment and not with any inten
tion of developing and working thu
property themselves.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
REALTY TRANSFERS.

Among realty transfers filed dur
ing the week ending Saturday last
we note the following:
RonchleauRay Iron Land Co. to
Vim. c. Robinson, undivided
fourth of northwest of northeast
and south half of northeast,west
half of southeast and lots and
5 section Is, and undivided one
eighth of northwest quarter of
section II, 6214 $1,000
VIM. G. Robinson to Robert B.
Whiteside, timber on same $1OC
II. S. Wilson, ct ux, to A. Gowan,
northwest of northwest and the
northeast of northeast of sec. IA,
i,
n. H. A1worth to Taber Lumber
Co., lands in townships 61-16, g.
IL and 61-18 $28yOO(
Stuart Bates to w. T. James, north
east of northeast, southeast of
northeast and lot 3, %, 63-14 $86f
w. T. James, same description to
Oliver Iron Mining Co. $1,4O(
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
MESABl TELEPHONE COMPdNY
MERO VEMENTS.

Quite extensive i'm improvements are
being made by the Mesaba Tele-
phone Co. on their lines on the
range. They have had large con-
structlOn crew at work on the line
from Biwabik to Eveleth for the
past two months, and have rebuilt
that part of their system almost en-
tirely. The entire plant is being re-
built and the old line of poles from
Eveleth to Virginia has been chang
ed to a more direct route. New
sWitch-boards have been ordered
for both Virginia and Eveleth, and
the exchanges at both places will
be rebuilt entirely before the first
of the year. The construction crew
now at Eveleth will reach Virginia
within ten days and will put the
plant IN this city in frst-class shape
before leaving, including new cable
lines from the cable poles to the
central office.
This company now operates the
toll line from all range points to
Duluth, st. Paul, Chicago and all
eastern cities, and when the new
improvements are completed will
be in position to furnish the pat
rons on the range with thorough
ly up-to-date service, in addition to
which nearly every city and town in
the United States that has a tele.
phone can be reached direct from a
subscribers station.
There seemed to be an impression
that the Mesaba company would
put into effect a toll charge between
the range towns, but while. this was
thought of at one time investiea-
ton showed it to be impracticable
and the idea has been abandoned.
Up to the present time the company
has had but two telephones in the
town OF Buhl. During the past
week Buhl has been canvassed for
new subscribers and twelve new
stations will be added at once.
More telephones have also been
ordered at Mountain Iron, and the
company expect to add materially
to their list of subscribers durinp
the next few months, especially in
the residence. portion, as they have
just 1naugurated a residence rate
of $500 per year, which is expected
to prove very popular. A good list
OF residence patrons makes a tele-
phone OF more value to the retail
The company is endeavoring to
give the best service possible and
are prompt in remedying any trou-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
FAILED 70 AGREE.

The jury in the case against Ber,
Brooker, charged with manslaught
er in the first degree, was discharg
ed this noon, having failed to agree
1t was out nearly twenty-fou hours
and when it was discovered it stood
to for conviction. At one time
it is reported, it stood 9 to 3 for con
viction. It was very vehement il
it's statement to the court that i
would be impossible for it ever tc
aQTee.-Herald. .".s+
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.

Supt. Trezona, of the Oliver & Sny-
der Steel Company reports that he
is making fine progress with ar
rangements for the development of
the new mine in section %, $3.50. A
splendid plant of machinery is be-
ing placed and active mining will
be commenced as soon as possible.
A body of ore estimated at eight
million tons has been determined
at that point.-Hibbing News.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22

blesof which they are notified. The
new work and improvements will
cost between five and six thousand
dollars, but the company feels that
the5expenditure will be justified by
the improved character of the SER
vice furnished. =.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
TEST-PITTlNG THE FAY.

Pickands, Mather & Co., owners of
thezFay mine, have test-pit crews at
work on that property, the explora.
tions being done with the idea OF
stripping and putting the property
into active commission another sea
son. ..-... ...@. !. =ss.=$
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-11-22
MAY STRIP WACDUTA

1t is understood that the LaBelIe
Iron Works company, of Steuben-
Vile, Ohio, owners of the Wacouta
mine, between this city and Noun
tain Iron, make arrangements to
strip and develop the mine. A1aree
body Of ore has been proven on the
property the past season. sz.:=.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
FOR MALARIA,
CHILLS And fever.
The Best Prescription Is Groves
TasteIess Chill Tonic.
The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Do''i-'
So That the People May Know JUST
What They Are Taking

In,;tators do not advertise their tormu
I no.u1ng that you would not buy their meci-
o;oe # you knew what it contained. Grow
oon.ains Iron and Quinine put up IN corrc~s
rorr;onS and is in Tasteless form. Ihc
- acts as tonic while the Ouinne drr 5
-. ~" nslar;a out of the system Any relial e
druggist will tell you that Grove Is .'e
original and that all ether so-caiied 81 as :
,.ss" chilli tonics are limitations An anaiy IS
Of other chill tones shows that Groves IS
70 all others in every respect You &c
n u,'. .rn1 -imenting when you take GToves-'-
and excellence having long oeo'
.i1h,,ohal Groves is the only Chill Cure *
tb~onnhout -. entire malarial sections o. 81
II.;,a5 st.,.a n, Cure, No Pay. Price, So
nd HIT JONES, Druggists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
La Grip, - ossackiy Cured.

..In the winter OF tcSc ana Co , W.,
taken down with - 'sss s'A"0N $50 y,
is called La Grippe" sa W = u~e.SS an,
u prominent druggist o - .,at
The only medicine use.. 49,
ties OF Chamberain's Cous U ~
1t broke up the cold and 81 NSpeu s1S
coughing like magic, and ha W 49, 49,,
since been troubled with Grpps. ~
berlaiD's Cough Remedy can always =.
depended upon to break up severe GO =,
and ward off s"y threatened attac'N AZ
pneumonia. IL H. pleasant 10 take Ooo,
which makes II the most desirable Auu
one OF the most popular preparations :"
use ior these aila.ents. For sale Oy L.
Henley, Jr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Local Happenings.


All order. for printing win now DC
flied promptly.
millions Of PEOPLE ere familiar WI"
dewitt Liitls i.r.ls His-'s. AMI '""re
li,.o urs them q q ,hsm Z" '* "
vi ssb psl~. S,'v gsire- "e'
lcy, Jr.
A son Of Mr.. p. {. Gwir kill d very
l,rye black otter one day this week.
like had dollars. AL c"nn'e'te',s at
! DeWi,i's " itchszei SAVE arr worthless
| Tn. n,i, 'ral quickly cu,es p'l"s- yves
! and eli skin diseas.s. l. Henley. ~
Three Young ladies' from chari"t'es-
vic. arrived Yesterday morning 10 ~oiS
at tie knitting MILL
There ia always dancer in us'rg c"no-
,e,,ei,s Of leWit, " noh h gel - W.
TIE ,ririnnl IL a ssle and cCstsin cure
TOR nile. It's sHothi < ana heH''n y
. s,lve for sores and al skin diseases l.
+ Heol,y, Jr.
n The Newport News and Riehmon'
Telephone Co. has mp a number ct W're
? and expect TO have their phones IN ope'
n alton by March ist.
L A powerful engine cannot tie run VI,
m q weak boiler, si.d we can't Keep AZ 81
4 s,r,in IF an Give lite with weak s'ou
Or a n, neither can We stop he human m
chine 10 make repairs. II The stoma'
cannot digest enough food 10 keep Z
Il t,ndv strong. such n pr,psrat' ~
&c dos Dyspepsia Cure should oe us"d-
diyeets what you eat and u simply ca
besp lat do you coed L: Henley II.
Al. The PENINSULA Land & Immigrant
dol Co. viii hold is annual meeting N
d. few weeks. when 1t y said new m
My aver will probaftav be elected TO sueS
ns Mr.. Iohn DAhr. who viii resign.
TO II Wnliamsburg'S side-~a'ks could
lon covered u ith cinders. as arc scrn IN 8
- places. they would he much improve
County Clerk Geddv shipped seS
car-loads of peanuts THIS wEek-
Rev. I. 5. Boyles viii JON Rev l.
uIev Wales IN a meeting at Ma0rader
via q, m. Sunday oath. for local opsio'
fox Brc.on District
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Confession OF II. Holmes.

The following is the verbatim confss-
SION Of Roland Holmes, charged with
numbering Jim Beech, as made TO Ser
eeant L. M. Lee;
Uncle linn asked ne TO go in the woods
with him and eat a coon out of tree
for him. / took INV gun To shoot the
coon. When we got in the woods about
oue-h ali mile from the house, he accused
me of being intimate with his wife
We had a quarrel and he struck at me
with the axe and hit me on the shoulder.
l stepped back and he advanced upon
me- with ak drawn and said he was go
ing TO kill me, told him 10 stand back
didn't would kill him, he advanced up
ON me and shot him but did not kill
him then struck him with the CUR
| WHICH broke, and then beat him with
| the barrels until ne was dead. tool
him to the creek put him in my boat anC
placed him upon the railroad track.
The woman had nothing to do witt
the murder. and did not know that un
Gle linn was dead. The next morninl
sbe was wondering where was uncle Jir
| and told her she would find out wher
1 he was.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

Lively Interest Taken in Coming
Election of Delegates.

Tampico. Va. Feb. Poor the hrst
time in wears York county Is IN fever oil
political excite,rept-
This county Las Away been backward
in pressing it's claims upon the district
hut in che cli,.csing Of she delegate 10
the constitutional con, cnsion tho Le"'-
ocrats Of --orlx arc dcte a,;ued 10 have
voice.
several elis.5' men viii lie put an the
sicld and there IS little clio hit that they
vii al receive "A re- poet, Il learing from
the party. Among thoS mentioned nj
ais time ave Hon. y. L oafgan. pe1a'-
oc ATTIC county cha. RI iau. Major }. T.
iIubba RI and Sspt " = Stores
All Of these gcutlsmeir are gusl'iied e
ne .uiiest degree To r. o.c~e't Inc ''es
interests Of the voters and ireehoideI
Of this s.c.ion.
The political atmos h &c hcrcabout
IS already electrically sure iarged and n
c9unty viii make itself D ard ." no a.
certain tone in the forsl,c )mins electro
OF delegates.
An inspector froTi the postotnoe
| part,ncnt at Washington has been
| the neiehborhooG Tor several days pas
: The purport OF his iaissiou = not know
! but i, i presumed that he IS here on
d. fetal business, pre- oah'y general 70
b Of inspection.
Mr. 4. \. Harris. the new postmas
appointed ior Tampico, viii take cha
q OF his Office IN few lays.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Pneumonia Can be Prevented.

This disease slw avs results from cold
~ an attack q! the giip and nav be ple
vented by In, timely rSe OF Chaul' cr-
laiu's CouCh Il, medy. Tilrt icu ~ was
81 cdsivciy used during he epidemlrs
ni I. Grippe o. the pas few years aad
not a single cs9e has ever been reported
that did not recover nr that resulted IA
pneumonia. which shows IL 40 lee a ,er-
tain y cVenuve 30 that dag ruus dis
ease. Chamhcilain's Cough Remedy hps
gained world wide reputation f'r it,
cures OF colds anu ri For sale 10y l.
Henley, Jr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Scared the Dogs.

The popular Toano real estate agent,
Mr.. c. NJ. Bergh, went to Richmond
Thursday and the day being cold, wore
his "bear-skin' coat. Now the kicn-
mond dogs are not accustomed to see
such overcoats, and while Mr. Bergh
was strolling down the streets q httie
waller dog" gave him hot chase H'
attacked the big fur oyercoat on evssr>
side, but finally concluded there was n'
aeht in it, and gave up the battle.
ar. Bergh is still able to sell YOU
good farm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

Referring TO the above no.
tice. | beg TO say | nm the
successor OF H. nley x Phil
lips i'm their general lnsur-
ance business, and am the
duly authorized agent OF the
| following companies, which |
have been represented by
| them: Hamburg Bremen,
Virginia State, Pennsylvania
of Philadelphia, Fire Asso-
citation of Philadelphia,
Home of New York. Nor
wich Union, The Fidelity and
| Deposit Company OF Mary
? land. and the Fidelity and
n Casualty Company Ot New
York. with also the Virginia
,e Fire and Marine Company
,of Richmond, Va, which
: have handled for 10 years
The interest OF all policy
holders i'm the above eonpa
nies shall be faithfully serve'
}" by me. and | respectfully So
of licit the patronage OF III,
,riends and the iusurlng pun
g., 6 williamsburg. Va an
~ Nsyiuity. promising prom
q t.,,A,a.ss attention to the
y n teEes4t eusver per"'''''
~ to NerEe .rhepp.
or a. ROOhS.
10 ne,-al hSmanos Agent
on PENN sUIA BANK fUH4'lN0'
ed Room No =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Personal and Social.
Happenings Of Interest In and
About the Town.

Mr.. Blair Spencer is at home today.
Rev w. T. Roberts was in Berh'ey to-
day where he preached last night. He
will be home tonight.
Sheriff NJ. r Har-cil was in Richnaord
Thursday, on business with the Auditor.
Miss Oracle West has resigned her po-
sition at the Hospital and has gone 10
Newport News, where ON the 9th she
will be married to a MIR McCormici
SIZE was accompanied bv Misses hat"
VII ius and and Enlutie Powell.
Mr.. Herbert Lightfoot, Na1a-cr 80
the Newport News and Richmond Te.o-
pbose aud Telegraph Co. spent Taurs-
dav with his parents in PeiersAurg.
Mr. E. L. Gcddy wac in Richmond
Wednesday.
Capt. and Mrs. s. J. Brooks spent yes-
terday here with Mrs. NJ. BroOSs. Capt
Brooks has jus, recovered from a very
severe attack Of sickness.
A Mr. Gray. who lived near here hav-
ing come from Stursis, Mich. died n lew
DAYS ago at that place, where he hao
gone for treatment. of malignant eanee'.
MIR. A. Brooks was in Richmond Tues
day.
Mr.. 2. II. Brooks. who has gradual
from Chapel Hill. (N. CO University Law
school. was here this week. "Budd'e'
has located in Smithheld, y c. TO pFa'
tice his profession.
Pres. /. c. Tyler went to R'ehmon
last night. where he delivered an cratic
befoae the Westmoreland Club.
Dr.L. 5. Foster, Superintendent OF Il
Eastern State Hospital. was IN Ric
Inond yesterday
AtissLottie warburton returned Thur
day from a visit to Mrs. EN-. Ware
Toano.
MIR 7 D. Bull, and daughter Nj
EVELYN. Of Kings Creek Farm, on ho
River. and Mr.. w. E. DAVIS OF 0uee'
Creek. have gone ON n visit 20 relaV'
=, baltimore and Town Point, Md.
Mr.. CT. Moller has returned fr'
a visit 20 his brother, Mr. O. L. Mol
Milan. Mimi. Mr.. Moller says 1t IS
cold for him in Minnesota.
Nr.HF. Wyukoop. Assistant ei
neer at the hospital, leaves next W
far n visit 10 Washington relatives.
Miss Fleet. Of Richmond, has aooeF
q no.ition at the Eastern State Ho
tai.
Attorneys Sevar and ivescy, of \
mort News. were here Wednesday, L
mo up the title TO Mrs. Hunters I
vvhich has been sold To the Light x
ERGO. Of that city Tor So 600.
Rev. and Mrs. Corter, Of the Chris
Church. Newport News. have been
guests Of County Treasurer, 1. l.
ne. at Grove. Mr.. and Mrs. c
spent Wednesday here
Misses Lillian Graves and Grace
left last night for Richmond.
Mr.. ]. $. Barron has been visitor
this week.
Master Edwin Jones, son of Prot
Mrs. W. G. Jones. returned Thu'
aro,n Richmond. where he has bee
school.
', * rusaored that the Episcopal
xe Is 20 be exchanged for the
go, '1se od commOnwealshs
nsv r AEmistead
~----
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Boy Wanted

We want a ueat. iDteihge"t. ~h''e ooN
about y OF Is wears al axe. 10 ae4f H. TUG
nr;ntipg business. We hops soane 81 our
young tricnds viii ou'S !"
GAZETTE about il next NcTafi'ss OF OeS-
dav. sure. Il will prove l~-'e 0i-''''>''
nifty TAR the right kind of "eS'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
VIII Organize 2Sth.

The local Council Roya al Arcanum viii
meet IN the hall over Spencer Bro ;. store
for organization on the night of Fchru-
AIRY 2Sth. Mr.. II dley Boyd. who l. or
.atizing the Council. has ION a great
work in institaJing So useful an order
hcze. We hope the best young men ct
our town VIII enroll themselves with the
ROYAL Arcanum.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
How TO Cure the Grip

Remain quietly At home and take
Chamberhin's Cough Remedy AS direct
ed and quick recovery Is sure 20 FOL
low, That remedy cOunieracts any ten
ce1cy of the grip 10 re'ult in pneuuo~
mia whsch is really the on'y serious dam
ger. Ampng the te s OF IA .usands who
have. used II for the g'ip not one case
has ever been reported that did not re =
cover. For sale bT L. Henley. Jr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

R~ctnt txpCi mcnss show mat 81
clas-s.s uf foods mev p" completely Ill
.,,~,td hy pgerarei cn called hooo'
Dyspepsia Cure VIII n absolutely al
,.esi~ wat Vou rlt. IS n IS tne ohH
combination OF al the natural digtsients
ever devised tue demW ii tor X has pc
come enormous. IL D.. , nevt~ JAILED 10
cure The VIEW ~orsJ cus - 81 Tpu esilon
.nd &c always gives Instant Tui1- -
Henley, Jr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
Gems to Smithield.

Mr.. /. ". Lane. j.. and n l. Henley
lett one day this week tor SmithtTeld. via
of Jamestown, TO spc1d a week fox
hunting with NJ. James l. Jordan They
carried with them their horses and dogs
Thursday Mr.. X. l. Spencer left To join
the parry at Smishie.d, but he Will spend
part OF his time che guest of r'r- Jno. W.
Lawson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

WuLrAMsBuRG. VA, JAM
nary 10, l901.-Finding that
our time il consumed in our
individual lines OF business, |.
and that we cannot devote
the time required in the con-
duet of our insurance husi-
ness. we have this day sold
to MIR. ARCHIE Brooks our
insurance business, including
all agencies, our good will,
etc. We. therefore, take TINS
opportunity of expressing TO
| our customers our high APP
probation of their patron
age; and we hope they VII
accord 10 our successor. Mr.
Brooks. as liberal patronag'
in the future rs they have Il
H. i'm the past, feeling aSsur
cd he will prove himself ear
; able. energetic and trust
+. worthy.
HENLEY & PHILLIPS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
RUIZ FOR TIE GRAND PRIZE"
Imitation Of n Horse Races. WIZ -
Fun shown at United ststss
Naval Academy.

There wasn't much havirg at To-
naval acats nay vl ta WAS there" said
Capt. Carpenter. 90 She maine corps.
"a.tnovrr cace 'n awhile .1me funny
tf'ec WIS C.nc. gcnt r1ber ouC r'cht
vrtn a1 tie men IN our ccrmtory
were called ont Into an upper corIidor
10 see What the announcer said was 10
b. the grand prize
-Four big plebss were led out. on
their hands and knees and stark naked
except for towels laid across their
backs for saddles. They were the thor
ouehbreo horses" quotes the New fork
World. Then ccwe four small p,rbes.
dressed in understands. drawers oad
cans. and wearing bright ribbon sa.hes.
These were the Jockeys. Bach ha~ a
hairbrush FOR a whip. Then came four
upper ciassmen as owners and four
more a trainers. The little PIE hes We're
mounted on the big p.ebes and all the
pre.iminarieS OF a running horse race
were gone through. The owners in
structed the Jockeys to use the whips
! literally and go out TO win. and the
trainers forced the horses 10 act mp at
the post. Finally the race was started
and the four big plebes scrambled dowu
the corridor. the little plebe jockeys en-
tering into the spirit of the thing ane
whaling away for dear life with tn.
hairbrushes. A big chap from Arksn
sas won. and he was afterward know
as The Thoroughbred
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

For the weakness and prostraiion fol.
lowing grippe there is nothing so
nrompt and effective as One Minute
Cough Cure. THIS preparation Is highly
endorsed as an uniailing remedy tor all
th,ost and inng troubles. and its cary
use prevents consumption. 1t was made
70 cure quickly. L. Henley, Js.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

s,o,s ,be cough and Works off the
Cold.
Iaxi,ive Bro,ro Quinine Tablets cures
a cold in one day. ~ 'o'''
Price % cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

Persons Who can not take ordinary
oils fnd il pleasure to take DeWitrs
Little Early Risers- They are the best
little liver pills ever made. L. Henley.Jr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

10 CURE A COLD ~ o. Nc Day
Take Laxitive Brono Quinine A~Die's
Al druggists refund the money ~ Ms
In cure. K. ~. Cloves signAtu " 's e'n
---ry box. Csc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23
A Delightful Concert.

Monday night local talent gave one OF
the best concerts of the season, at Cam
eron Hall A large audience greatly en-
loved the following programme:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-02-23

PART /.
ny CHORUS. Sixteen Voices.
(2J QUARTETTE........Male Voices.
81 DUET Miss Kittie Morecock
and Mrs. Willie Jones
al SOLO. Mrs. l.. W. Lane. Jr.
(5D DUET.....MisSes Lucilc and Ruby
Maupin.
Cibson's Pictures.
PART III.
a. QUARTETTE.~..Mixsd Voices
(2) SOLO..........Mr. l.. w Lane, Jr.
f3J DUET MFRS. Lane and Miss
Ida Henley
al SOIO...........Miss Lucile Maupin.
Isl SOLO---.............--...-.-Mr Becker
(6) CHORUS.
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