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Evening journal., 1902-11-25
As OTHERS SEE
BISHOP COLEMAN
Impression He Creates in At
olantic City Where He Is
Conducting Mission

OF Bishop Coleman, who rs conduct
ing a mission In Atlantic City. the At
lantic Review of that place says
Bishop Leighton Coleman, OF Della
ware. yesterday afternoon began his
series Of public addresses in this city
by sitting upon the same platform
with clergymen OF the Baptist and
Lutheran churches, by telling am audi
ence Of over one thousand men that he
onca was a tramp. and by telling his
hearers some of the deductions he had
drawn from some Of his experiences.
which, to say the least, are unique.
Fer more than an hour he by turns
condemned severely some of the pet
sins which men are alone supposed to
be heir TO. and In the next minute
made his audience laugh In a religious
sort of way over some incident of his
own interesting character. served up as
a story with a wonderfully fine point
that struck home TO every man in the
house.
Bishop Coleman. who I'M Delaware.
whore his episcopal residence is lo-
Gated, prehxes his name sometimes by
Right Reverend, and affixes Il some
times, CT rather the printers do. by ID.
d.. and half a dozen ether letters. all
OF which he is entitled TO bear He ia
patriarchal. A long beard, bushy and
light in color. conceals the lower part
OF his face. but not the lines of dig
nifty, when he remembers his high of
fee in the church. nor the lines OF in
terest or humor when he is seeking tC
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
CRUSADE BEGUN
FOR GOOD ROADS
Legislature Will Be Peti-
toned to Provide Better
Highways

There will be a determined effort
made at the coming Legislature 10 pass
laws which viii benefit the roads Of
this State.
The good roads question has been
agitated for severad years, and many
efforts have been made to legislation
in the matter but never before has
there been such a demand for better
highways.
II is the opinion of those who are
at the head of the crusade that a State
road supervisor will be elected-a man
thoroughly acquainted with the build
ing and maintenance of modern high
ways. provided the three counties all
agree TO it.
In the event Of one Of the lower cOun-
ties objecting to a State officer, It Will
then be made county affair. and the
counties advocating IL will have men
look after them alone.
The roads throughout the State are
IN q deplorable condition. and tl~i
only thing done to them is to throw
some dirt In the middle of the road
once a year IL washes back into the
bitches almost as fast as it is thrown
ont and the roads gradually become
worse.
The roads of New Jersey were once
as bad as the ones we now have. but a
few years ago an act was passed in that
State empowering state officers to rem
edy them, and today Jersey has pos
sibly the best roads in the country.
The lower counties are the onss that
have fought the measure before, but il
IS now understood they are ready and
willing to do anything in their power
to improve their roads. One idea is to
have at least one good road in theState
and the Old Kings highway, which ex-
tends from Claymont to Lewes. woulC
be an excellent place To experiment
Then the whole State would receive
am equal share of the benefits. AT tho
hands of an expert the old road coulC
soon be converted into an ideal drive
way. reaching the entire length of thi
state. Afterwards other roads coul'
be taken up as fast as the apprOpria
ton would allow and the farmers wh'
lare now opposed to the improvement
would see error OF their ways. Tn
lsaving of horse flesh and the hauling
of bigger loads are two Of the bene
fits.
The good roads question was frs
brought up several years ago by b.
cyclists. They struggled along 70
some time trying to interest horsem0
in the matter, but it was some time be
fore they secured enough converts I
make the crusade very noticeable, bu
it has been growing steadily and
now looks as though the dreams of tn
men of several years ago would b
realized
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

TURKEYS HIGH
Not SO Many AS Last Year
But the Quality Is Much
Better

An army of turkeys ready for the
Thanksgiving Day dinner will invade
this city early this week. A large
batch of the festive birds will be placed
on the market today, but tomorrow
will see hundreds of gobblers and hens
arrive in this city. in ample time for
the good citizens of Wilmington to join
the millions of patriotic Americans
throughout the country in maintain
ing the long-established national GUS
tom of eating turkey on Thanksgiving
Day.
Contrary to the general expectations
of the earlier part of the season, the
great birds will be far more numerous
than was supposed. Though there will
not in all probability be ais many
turkeys on the market this year as
last season. there is no reason to eX-
pect a scarcity. Though fewer in
number, the dealers say that the quail
ity of the birds will be as fine as those
of any season for years, and also pre-
dict that during this week, when the
ancient lawUof demand and supply viii
be put into active force, that prices viii
be about the same as in previous years.
been selling in the local markets for
twenty and twenty-five cents a pound.
Fairly good stocks have been some
what lower and more plentiful. These
prices are expected to decline this
week, and it is thought that there will
be plenty of turkeys on the market at
fourteen and sixteen cents a pound be-
fore Thanksgiving Day. The scare
early In the season was due to the fact
that the comparatively cold weather ol
the Matching season killed off many Of
the young birds, but dealers say that
the supply this year has been amply
sufficient. despite this, to meet all re-
! quirements.
Many ducks are arriving on the mar.
ket. IL is thought that first class stocl
will be obtainable at fifteen and six
teen cents a pound this week. Gran.
berries and pumpkins will be much
/ higher this year than in former sea.
/ Sons The cranberry crop has turned
out to be smaller than last year. AS 3
result of crop conditions prices will be
higher Pumpkins are scsrcer thar
they have been fer many years, and the
prices fer them are almost double whai
they were last season.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Young foIk Give a Farce

The Young Peoples Mission Band
gave a farce, entitled 'Sunbonnets, 3"
in First Presbyterian Church, Ninth
and Market streets, last evening. The
cast of characters was: Mrs. Butter
field, Mrs. McMullen; Charlina, Miss
Mrs. Du Bois, Miss Nor
ford; Mildred, Miss Iamplaugh; Miss
Typhena Sanford, Mrs. Hamilton; Mrs.
Phelan, Miss Mask; Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
Gallaher; Mrs. Thibbets, Mrs. Negen-
dank; Mrs. Pendleton. Miss Baldwin;
Miss Malvina Spinney, Miss Hanthorm;
Mrs. Crannon, Mrs. Roberts.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
SamuelSlesinger, Proprietor Of Both Store.
CASH OR LIBERAL CREDIT.

Customers may add to their Accounts in either Store
make Payments either suiting their convenience
No extra charges of any kind.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

Cure the cough and save the life.
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge of consumption.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
700 French St.

Furniture, Carpets Dress Goods, Ladies'
Tailor-Made Sits Clolks, Capes, Separate Skirts,
Silk Waists
Bedroom Suites from $15 up to $75.
Parlor Suites, $25 up to $50,
Chairs for 75c up to $3.50.
Tailcr-Made Suits for $40 up to $25.
Ladies' Coats for $5 up to $40.
Blankets for 81 up to $3.50.
Quilts from 81 up to $3.50
Ladies and Children's Trimmed Hats,
Shoes etc.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
the Dry Cleaner. 1t is not a liquid;
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
by f. w. Woolworth & Co., Five and
Ten-Cent Store.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
HAS BUFFALO COAT

Howard Jester was presented with
an overcoat last week by a friend in
Arizona, made frcm the skin of a BUT
Ialo calf, containing a fine growth cf
soft fur. He has refused an offer of $50
for the garment.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

tians or heather.
Bishops Appearance Striking
when not officiating i'm divine SER
vice he wears n black apron. some
what after the customs of the English
bishops, which comes not quite TO the
bottom of his frock coat On his
breast hangs conspicuous golden
cross, suspended from his neck by a
line gold chain.
1t is such a jewel as a priest of the
Catholic Church might wear, but be
yOnd this there was no trace of ritual
ism, unless IL was a slight reverence
with his we'll formed head, when, in
his address or in the course of the
semi-religious service on the Ocean
Pier theatre stage from which he ad-
dressed his first big audience, here he
uttered the name OF the Saviour
His first utterance that drew the
marked attention of the thousand men
that heard his voice-his voice is rich
ness itself, with rolling of the ''r'
that on a dark night might be taken
for the growing OF n bear-was that
nowadays ''Mem have no sense" He
was pleading for mot so many men
but more Man" This woke the audi
ence up, for whole hour OF hymn
singing, a solo or two. and sort Of
vaudeville mandolin selection by a
club. had preceded the Bishops ad-
dress
Bishop Coleman declared that many
men acted as II they were no more than
grown up babies and then branched
on into religious bit Of talk in which
he said that men, If they were con-
strained to yield to temptation, could
never do so If they only remembered
The incarnation of Christ.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

For Constipation and Pi,es, Brazil
ian Balm is magic.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

PAINTINGS BY STUART
1t Cartmel's. Sixth and Madison SITS.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
Republican Association Ball

The second annual ball of the East
Side Republican Association will be
held in German Hall tomorrow even
ing. Robert L. Chadwick is chairman.
and Harry Mclaughlin secretary Of the
committee In charge of the ball.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
HOLIDAY CHEER!

OF you will wines Thanksgiving and Christ
mas we'll few bottles for New Years callers.
We offer you the best California
Wines, equal in everything except
and price to be imported for
Only 33c per at. bottle
need brandy for mince egg-nog, call
u and get the best
Everything in the line of Whistles Gins Liquors. imported
and domestic.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25
CITY Charter Discussion

City Council last evening discussed
the proposed new city charter. The
provisions discussed were those relat-
ing to the election Of councilmen and
the manner in which Council is
formed.
Evening journal., 1902-11-25

win the hearts of an audience of Chris
tians or heather.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
Light from LiGhtfOot.

LIcnFcor. Va Dec. I2-Mr l.. T..
Hankins ,,ent Tuesday IN Rish.aond on
business
Mis- p rtha Davis IS visiting the Misses
Gatewo. 3 IL Toano.
Mr. r. ward Pet,t was here this week
70 see 81. parents.
Mr. - udsr Farthius. who i attend
NJ Wiifs-n and Maryoolege spent sun.
day Will ais mother
Mrs. Kent Hubbard. Who has been vis-
iting her parents here, has returned o.
her homr ia Baltimoe
Mr. X, ser Marston. o. Newport New.
spent 80, cral day with relatives here.
M.s =; =. sa,psiar. who has been
via. tinz eiatives IN Campbencognty has
returned home.
Mis- Willie Sehenck who has beer att
tending srnithdeel -oilcgc. IN RicEmou Il
has oetu- 5ed home.
Mr. Li,istore preached an elegant ser
mon in the methodist church here san
day night AT ~ho were fortunate a.
70 hear I'm were nloae than pleased.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
SATURDAY. DEC. IS. 1902

The City Council, be Il said for that
bo6y. is composed q; as honest and able
men 10 be found ~ any similar body II
the Staoe- We have reqaentiy urged
tae Csanol 70 spcnd more money Judi
ciozsiy o. street Improvement. and il
has been a. ho>rsl - the finances OF the
tosvn Uou.l allow. TaeTe are too many
orsucs "a williamsburg far the rovrn- :
good lithcse ortics WI 80 70 work
and ASSIST Ia Council 10 zct1ing q meas
u-e, through tns presen. legislature al.
lowing Is g. issue bonds Tor pubic iu
provemeuts aul give tae City Counoii
something - WORK vltheven these 6ras-
IL oriucs would 5e % vAlue 70 Sbc com
nunity,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
EWeu Notes.

EwFg1@ Dc l1.-Qute the hardest
freeze 81 he season. thus far. reached
this secii "a Monday night
AR. ard AIRS. Creenman have arrived
from & .lton Centre. Wis, and taken
pos-rssi. Of their winter home. ~
house formerly occupied By the late Joe
W-nne, ear The station.
Mr.. {. r. Cro.vtnor Is laid up a. bis
home with blood poisoning growing out
Of and Cd wound.
Capt ecott i putting up storebouse
near Eueli station. His plans az 10 Us
use have rot Jet become dehSsis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
Fight VIII BE Bitter.

Those ~ho viii persist IN closing tIeir
ears against tbe confinpa. recoumen-
da;ion - DR. Kings New Discovery TOR
Consumption Will nave long and Bit
Ter figbf with their troG.,ss II not eof-
ed es1'er by fa'1l 'efhsaa'ioD. Real
what r. X Real Of Be.i.. Mas. A-s 10
ear. ! ast iali ny wife BID sye.g
- rnptoro oi cons1Dgtios. She t,ok Or.
Kings Ner Disroyefy after everything
else bad fsiIed. Improvement came q
opce and focr bottles entirely cured her.
Guaranteed ~ Leonard Hcnif-. drug
gst- Price zoe. snd Al O.. Trial bot
ties fee.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
IOa1o Topics.

ToANo. VA. Dec. S-R. f. Richardson
Of pal'cyavile was IN town this week.
". II. Power of Lightsoot was the
guest of Mss Mamie Vail this week.
\. :. Wright of Wcs, Point was here
Sunday visiting ms parents. Mr. and
Mrs. K. p. Wright.
b. (. vaid,n OF Newport News was the
guest of Air. aad Airs. J. ~ Icuniuc.
this week.
We are glad 20 roto that Mrs AW.Ion.
Mugs is very much better.
i. Z. Martin and Miss hannah vii
kinson. wn, nave oeen ina New York VS.
itinE AR. and Mrs 1. y. Martin. have
returned home AFTER most delightful
trip.
Mrs. Brsuch Martin, Mrs. Z. T. Mar.
tin aud Mis-. Mary Eliza Wilkinson. w no
have besn visiting relatives in Sichu.oud.
haVc returned home.
Misses E,hel and Edith Goddin Of
New Kent were Ga Gown this week.
Ms. Il. " Cowlcs of WILLIAMSBURG
ADD Mrs.. Dr Isley of Hampton we're
guest 81 Nr. and Mrs. Carter Covics
this weeS
Miss Hlaach parro,t IS visiting rela-
tives tlis week ia Norfolk.
Il. =. Turner. who las been quite sex
is Improving.
< = Branch shipped 5000 barrel. of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

! End Cbambsrlsin's Cough Remedy
iSa excellent me1icioe ! have been
suffering from severe corDgb ror tbe
last two months. and is hss egectec .
cure. have great pleasure "a receons
me1ding it--W. G WocKsER. This 10
the opinion u one Of COR Oldest sBc
most respected residents. add rae bce1
zoluntsrIy given IN good isith that 9th.
ers msy Wy ne remedy sDd beDeffse.
~ was DR.. wocxnsf, Tsis remeoy Ii
cold ~ sli dSsggisfs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
York News.

l
to-dSte style Of existes.oc is just now eN-
penencinc q new and novel sensation in
4 snti-whi>kSv crusade. which Is hcing
waged With al the vigor OF the prohihi-
ton movement. Local option has nevor
been succcSsial in this tow nShip Nelson,
but the present effort appears - Dc
/, hacked 5v some of the most influential
uncn ~ the district. One OF the peculiar
| ities OF the present agitation IS Shs fact
that nambcr OF the signcgS ct the
p, .iuors circulated. have been dealers
There Ar. only ten names Cd ,otcrs lack
INK - en- ible the promoters 10 bring the
matter before the Judge OF the County
Court. These w.li be obtained ia a CAV
or two. and the matter % brought 10
one attention Of Judge smith GA tbs I5sh
OF the month. These backing the crusade
say that there l. little doubt. II any. OF
the cause Of Temperance bcing Nindicated
~ the polls # the election i granted.
The Christmas season i already being
f-lt IN many ways by the people 1T the
county. The demand tor holly. I'D 9th
Z
tern cities brings many a stray dollar 10
the people OF tins vicinity Holly IN
which tins region. abonudS. j. being cut
and shipped by the FARMERS. who have
just about wound Up The years work.
The quality OF sverSreens produced on
tins pcuiasuls = rare. The holly Is 81
despest green. with bright. glossy foh.
axe. ana az abundance OF berries. The
IuistlotOc Is also exceptionally tine and
commands . good pgice-
There = a rumof current here 70 the
effect that ,. u. Clements - Son. the OK.
tensive mercantile and timber men o.
TX Han. VIII establish scanning factory
a. shat -fivias httic village.
The York Lumbcr Company are In re-
csipt OF al immense raft OF saw-locs
s-oin up ork rvcr. Tor use az their OK
tenssve LIANT iu the lower end ~ the
county. The rait contains several mil
II lcet Oi lumber
Mr.. 81 .ries Ganahcr. encouraged bv
the SUCCESS of tAe Weaver Canning Com
pany. AZ Gloucester Point. IL the oyster
sbuct,rc r,,,.i.,.ss NH .ra.s,.,i - 3D.. .-.-
l1e le.e e. The near future.
Bishop 4. ". Randolph. o. the r-;sro.
pal oh1rci. wil be here on February 9Th. |
and recei e into church fellowship "a num- |
Der OF candidates tor membership.
AR. Frank Rogers. OF West Point. was |
a ,rS---- s.r-r S..-~r--- --- t....- 49,. Il
c3unect,r- with extensive oyster infer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

neSdaN Night.
Th> CiSv Council. Mayor Jno. l.. Mer
cer ptcs. iin,. me, IN the Council Cham,
bers IN special session Wednesday mig At
Those present were Ncssrs. Cole. Barnes
Bird and Norris.
Owinx 10 the absence OF the clerk tie
minutes of the proceeding meeting werc
not read.
The Street Committee. through Judge
sydney smith. their counsel. made re
port or the srsttcr rcierrsd - il relating
10 tbs cxtcrtion 81 Henry street, north
OF scotland street. winch in the follow
ing language:
W -1-ANSnUsc. VA. PC. 10, 1902
TO rHs MANOR AID CoUNou.
OF rBs CRY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Gensiemen:-
Your Committee respectfully reports
that in the investigation OF the matter
referred TO IL relating to the extension Of
taas p,l ,ion ot Henry street, north Of
Scotland street. ana supposed 10 have
0nce been opened and dedicated 10 The
public Csc as one ct 1he streets oi the
City oi Williams burg. They employed
the services Of Sydney Smith, attorney
10 investigate ard report a. 70 the legal
nights o. The City u williamsburg III the
premises. and lI0in examination oi hen
uing : Statues Is were al the records oi
the NiSy OF Williamsburg and the Coun-
ties %. i ork and James City. he hnds
and 50 r-ports thaJ the Jtle % the City
of williamsburg 10 that portion oi Hem
- street. supposed 70 extend north ut
scotland street, above referred TO. can
lot be. iu las opinion. suceptiuly maii-
tanned - the records aua status eN-
amiue 90 not show that that portion #
Henry street was ever opened bv the
city authorities and dedicated TO the
pa1hc a>e as a street. unless il can hc
established tna1 IN old map Of the City
made by Richard M. Bucktrout in Au-
gust. $50. Reference Is here made 10
said map fox 1hc reason that thc extern
SION OF thc sl.d Henry stscct north Of
Scotland street j. plainly shown thereon.
bat ~ be.acr this Was real or prospective.
your committee cannot say.
All OF s. hich l. respectfully submitted
Signed II. . COLE :. ]. BARNEs. Com.
On motion RESOLVED, That the r
port u thc COMMITTEE oT statuts bc re-
ceivcd and adopcd aud the same bc uade
a part 90 this rccord and upon "a fur
ther motion. j. was ordered. that the
notes Of Judge sydney smith. Atry.. A.
comparing said report, be carefully hied-
oy tue Clerk with the records and p@pcrs
.oi the g. aucil Tor future reference.
The ~ iyor then presented 80 read
,he resig alton Cd. SIR "A 5 Bird a, "a
member & shis Counsel aos ou motion
% Ar. Gle the same was laid on the
table iu, -6nitciy
The coatract ior iights 81 % e4pirs a.
uary ist. and th- Comu4ittce or Lights
,.as emr .vcr-d q renew same lor July
lst. 1903. upon th-c1uditi9r~ = thc old
contract. Tie chairman ot the street
Committee was authorized B., draw IN
the treasurer Tor Sloo. th- same g. ae
expended upon street Improvements.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
COUGHS AND COLDS
N CHILDREN.

Recon n endation os a Well Known
LhicagO PLY
! rs and preccrIbe Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy Tor almost ST obstinate.
constricted coughs, with direct results
prescribe il 20 children 81 81 sges An
glad 10 reCommend u 20 a. IL need and
seeking relief from colds and coughs and
broachis Affections. II il non-nsrcotic
and safe in the hands a the most IN
profess nal. a universal pauaces for
al mani nd.-Mrs- Mary K Melenoy,
81. D.. Ia D.. Chicago IL This remedy
i III s4ls bv a. drEggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
Improvements Wanted

EDlIOE or GAsE1TEs--
! an much pleased that yOE called at
tentiOu 70 the condition Of the e.reets
VII yOu NOT urge in your pager that A.
least the Sidewalk and gutter IL front Of
the post0isce and bank he kept sE decent
condition. Ne other part " the town -
as rnu1h irequenteds AID no other IS q
as bad order.
SUBscRgBEs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

Attorneys aho pi2cc Legal a Advertisers a.
fhis psPcrs-r held pe-s0nailg responsible Tor
sz8e. fhsS being RE on.r condition Undcr
which u-e aocsprsach sdwe-riSiDV. Rates
soc per inch escb riu1r. le>S 20 per cent. 40
erfs1iou RON rbaSe terms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

Tais ricnasnre 10 on ever; BOX OF the rcarlr
Laxative DrOE.c-Qaiaine Tablet,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

Everything ia in the name whea il
comes e witch Hszei ssIvs. T. g. De-
WIT & 60. Of Chicago. discovered, some
yesrs ego, how 70 make salTe from
Witch 4 szei that is specific for Piles.
Yor EliD1. bleeding. itching and pro-
f-udinx Piles, oczeEDa. cufs- burns,
cruises and ali SKIN diseases DeWitt's
SAVE las no equal. This has given rise
70 numerous worthless countesfeits. Ask
10. Desgjus-tbe genuine Leonard
heDiey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

entered 50 the PoSforice ia H'EH9nsbuss
az second cisxs z.sii--4Srrer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
AnNEEr- SIG RATES

.strc--i>la.r -xf-s rra> uahfs A..fd curnfsf. ~
OF Spp'icatf, hste> % ssh. - teoss F.-y'
sch per iSs1t. vtrt uszsi diScouufs FOR Spact
xnd rfr0c. Locai noticeS = Cs0rS fht uuc.
R-solarsoTs ofreSsscct 9 Cents Der are.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Subscription n-.se 500 PEP Nsss same
rsre Tor hss fizsr. aiu-ssy = sdras,s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13

Steps the Cough and Works C
the Cold
i-axat.e bromo Qrilinc Tablets cure 2,
Goblin ode Gay. No Cure. 30 Pay. Price
- Gents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
WANTS. FOs REMT, FOR sALF,

EDE SALE-ODe FIRST class brick
machinc. good as new. capacity
twenty-five thousand in ten hours.
One Cas1eil Ieprcss. used very little. One
small sa y mil. ore Basrcs' circular
sa", raH by hand. Price very low.
g X. HuspLay, Williamsburg, Va,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-13
You Know Thaf You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless O. u
Tonic because the formula - p.ai- y
printed on every bottle showing tina, i
- Simply lEol ana Dunno IA taste es
torm 20 Cure. No Pay zoe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1902-04-30
Luck VS.. SeIf-EffOrt.

People who believe in luck
rather than in seIf-effort, often
wastctheir lives waiting Micawber-
like for ''somethine to turn up
But the happy accidents usually
come to those who think about
duty, not about luck. A happy
accident in fact is, in most cases.
simply a well-deservcd opportun-
ity. Time enough, opportunities
do sometimes come to those who
do not deserve them; nevertheless
those who deserve them are those
who can always make the most out
of them when they come to them.
There is nothing grander than the
fact that ''Duty makes Destiny
Those who provide for themselves,
who will strcnuously utilize the
advantages Providence has given
them, will always in the end be
the largest recipient Of the gifts OF
providence. 1t is indeed one OF
most practical day principles
of business that ''to him that hath
shall be given, and to him that hath
not shall be taken away even that
which he hath. ."-National Bank
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