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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11
Spirit of the Press.

OUGHT TO SURPASS THE FATHERS.
Ashevlle Citizen.
The argument that our roads ought to
be good enough for US. because they
served the purpose Of our fathers will
not do. 1t is not only good sense. but
also good economy that We should de-
wise some means for getting better
highways. Other states and other sec
tions are awaking TO this fact. aud We
must do so. or expect TO be left far be-
hind in the march of progress and de-
vnlOnment
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11
Postmasteys Confirmed
lRx tho Asaociated Press.

d y Inc NsaOciaLtI FINcJ'J
Washington, Feb. l0.-Coutirmations by
the Scuate
Postmasters Virginia. c. Alexander.
Boydton; S. s Trcyyet. Glen Allen: W.
H. Faulkner, South Boston g. q. Wcisc-
ger Manchester; !. Q. Jackson. Black
stone w G. Young. Tazewell; G. II.
Reverend Coyington. Tlorid3, J. q.
Showers, West Palm Beach. Alabama. W.
c. Starkc Troy; D. Mcneil Ozark z. Z.
Jennings. New Decatur; J. =. Lollar.
Jasper B. ). Perdue Grccnyillc; W. T.
EutC hens. Huntsville.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

The one great virtue Of Ruruett's Tanil,
la Extract is purity. II is real vanilla
extract and nothing but vanilla extract.
Always uFe Burrett's.
sst-tues-thu
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

Judge Avery has prepared anl pub
lished very able argument to prove
that the Governor has no right to par
don person sentenced to jail for con-
tempt of court. Judge Shaw held at Ire
dell that he did have the right II She
Governor has such right it is easy to
see that an unworthy Governor could
use it to destroy the power OF the Judicial
They say that Mr.. John ". Atwater
branch % the government.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11
AN AFFRONT TO DECENCY.

The authorities owe it 10 decency to
compel the removal of tho indecent pic
lures and vulgar suggestion that have
been put on the boards of this city ad-
vertising a show scheduled 10 come to
Raleigh this week. Fayetteville street
is not fit place for respectable people
as long as these pictures and paintings
are on exhibition.
There ought to be some way to pan
ish toughs who affront decency by such
advertisements. II the show IS in keep
ing with the advance notices. 1T Ought
rot TO be permitted to give an exhibition
in this or any other civilized community.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

They say" that Mr.. JOHN ". Atwtor
is watering. for a piece of Republican
pic. now that Col. Skinner has big
slice. But there's no way to get il ex-
cept by Federal appointment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

A middle aged woman. Is Que halfway
between the age she acknowledges and
the age you imagine She is
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

The place for Mr. Roosevelt il at tao
bedside of his son. The suggestion that
he remain in Wa 'hin2ton was not MADE
by father.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

Suit has been entered against the Sea-
board Air Line by Mr. r. G. Beckwith,
administrator of Daniel Num- for $500
Num- was killed on the railroad.
n. w. Hatch has instituted suit
against the Seaboard Air Line for burn
ing the barn of Mrs. Windcr at Mill
brook.
Col. ]. c. L. Harris, attorney for ]. c.
Maroon. administrator of Ed Stone, the
negro who was Killed by the train at
Johnston Street, has brought suit against
the Seaboard Air Line The damages
asked will be sI,400.
The Norfolk and Southern Railroad
has donated four lots in Belhaven for the
use of public schools. Belhaven recent
" voted a bond issue for the putting w
of school buildings.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

Gifts 10 colleges grow. Mr. l.. 4.
Carr of Durham. has given handsome
cabinet book case 20 Elizabeth College
in Charlotte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11
4 BAD ROADS OBJECT Lesson.

Mt Airy News
There has been quite scarcity G.
wood in this place The past few uav@,
owing 10 the awful condition Of thc
roads leading into Mt. Airy. The farm
ers cannot get along very easily in some
places with empty wagons.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

The Insurance experts estimate that
the loss by the big fire at Paterson, New
Jersey. viii reach ten million dollars.
DO We have more calamitics DOW than
formerly. or do Nc mercly lear about
then ai norf
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11
Cotton Causerie.

The weekly cotton letter of J. H..
Parker & Co.. gives the views of that firm
about the cotton situation. We quote
'"The market has been more active and
at the close of the week shows decided
strength and further advance seems like
ly The principal factor causing the
Improvement has been the falling on
in interest The shipments have con-
tinued on q very large scale, and this
has strengthened the hnllish feeling
The market today has had aggressive
support from various sources and many
have bought cotton believing that the
turn has now come after 4 period OF
dullness and uncertainty. All recent IN
formation confirms previous reports OF
rapid marketing aud small supplies re-
naming in first hands. The strength
and frmness Of Southern Spot markets
would seem to lend additional confirma-
ton to these reports of shortage in the
interior. While We adhere TO our belief
in the approximate correctness of the Blu
reau Report. and that the crop is not
| likely to exceed ten million bales, yet
there are MANY VINO, do not believe in
its correctness and think the crop is at
least million bales larger. but who
claim that If the crop is l0H million
bales much higher prices will prevail.
owing to the consumptivc demand
! throughout tho world. They base their
belief on the large exports OF this crop
20 date. which leaves the supplies in
| this country more or loss limited, and
an active demand for them will cause
higher prices. It is generally conceded
that American Spinners have not yet Sc
cured their requisite supplies, and Ger
tainly not as4mueh as thty had on hand
at this date last year
"Another bullsh factor is the inn
proved trade conditions, both in this
country and Europe. especially in Ger
many. where the Industrial Improvement
has been cutie pronounced Considera-
bic liquidation by tired holders has taken
place this week. and this to a certain e4-
tent has strengthened the market,
AT the close OF the week general sen
| timent is more bullish than for some
time past, and it looks as il we would
have immediate further advance. ANY
temporary increase in receipts, however.
would likely cauGe some reaction. aud
while we believe in higher prices, and
think the general cotton situation justi-
| fies them. We would only advise couser-
vatiye buying on the advance"
| In the 1877 volume Of Cotton Facts. ="
on the cover appears the following rhyme.
which all cotton growers. cotton dealers
and cotton manufacturers will see is
as true as preaching about all cotton
predictions:
These ac said to be facts but still they
|
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11
..OXFORD'S RAILROAD
Connection With the Seaboard
TO be Completed.
The Road Was Graded Some Years Ago and
Now line Contract 10 Build Il Has
Been Let.

Mr. John T. Britt of the Oxford Pub
lie Ledger. who is here, says that "a
contract has been made for the eou-
struc;ion of the oxford and Coast Line
Railroad from Oxford to Dickerson On the
Durham and Northern Railway. It will
be completed by the 18th of April. Judge
4. W. Graham, who has been deeply in
terested in making this connection for
years, believes now that the end is in
sight. This new link. which is to be
built by private parties, will connect with
the Seaboard system, and will De a
great thing for Oxford in every way"
This is good piece Of news for the
good town of oxford. Under the leader
ship of Judge Graham, this short line
was graded some years ago. and about
the time the grading was completed, the
panic OF 1894 came on and stopped rail-
road building Now the long-desired and
needed connecting link that gives Oxford
an outlet by connection with the Sea-
board system is to be built and by the
spring this connection will be made.
Oxford goes forward.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

Beauty may re only skin deep. but
thick skinned people are not necessarily
the most beautiful
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

,-so'stson hassheen introduced in It's
,..r,n.,uru Council 70 pay the men
,.~ a, that BODY 81 for each meeting
.A.~ .,.eas our esteemed ContemPo-
-srv tbs VIRGINIA Gazette. says toa' T.
-s-,, tti- resaiusiou would be 70 set a
.s--e-szs precedent. To be sure. 70 te
syr-, Why. Il Virginia towns and critics
were 10 begin paving theiF councilman
-, t,o.-s that the dangerous innova-
.,.,- r,,..l,r rot sometime be extended 10
s-bo-.l Trustcsss-Noriolk Landmark.
,f,-bt seu,e time be extendsd TO schoo'
--..--s indeed. Why Il our eonten
- ~ould ONLY make few 10
,.--,-s concerning onr School Trustees
49, here in Norfolk couuuy = would %
-.,...i, ss,.,tained that The ''dangeroui
.--,vst;cu- uas usbered n our n'os
several wears aso--in tari- II mas y.
ws-b Us 50 long uosy that we can ''-i' "a
Gals Il an Innovation
II we are oorrccslY informed Tx o.
.,,boririrg salaries ior the school, lru'
49, Oh Norfolk county, was instiga1e
man who was a. the time oi -
-.ssaae of the ban and IS now, a sac
Trgstee. il voal5 be colo day "hsa
2 S.rr,,lk county Fusionist takes an oii'
y .sfhout a salary attachment--NoF'o
r Dellocrat-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
CROWS WEAR FOOLS CAPS.
How the FARMERS OF hoiiA""
Their Grain Fields OF the MIS-
chEeVous birds.

The following ingenious metnon Oh
keeping crows away from the grain
Geld is used by the farmers OF hoi-
land:
lie makes some small cornucopias
of stout paper and smears around
the inner side Of the mouth Of each
some birdlime or other adhesive IN
these BE puts some grains OF cora
and stands them into his fields by
pressing their points into the soi'
earth.
When the crow finds some OF THESE
cornueopias he thinks himself II
great luck until he attempts 10 Peci
at the tempting grain. When TO M
1 astonishment, he finds the corn"eo
pia attached TO his head-a yeritaoi
FOOLS cap-which will not even auoN
him TO see what course 10 take II n
flies up
However, he succeeds IN reachin
some coarse grass or bushes az
after much bewiidered seramphH
and looping about gets has head o.
OF this undesirable cap and es'
! afterward avoids the fields "he
: there are more Of them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
Hickory Weeks Honor Roll.

The following i the weekly honor roll
~ Hickory Neck Academy, ~ Toano;
Mary Jennings. 3 weeks; Marian je"-
..;ros . weeks: Vivian Meanley. 3 weeks
blanche Piggots. ? weeks: BESSIE Clay
,sesxs: Rich Geddy.s weeks; Uula Mar
-, 3 weeks; Fannie Mar~ton. Maud
GedAy. Lou Ceddy. 2 weeKs' simon PR
,o,, ? weeks: Ruth Clay, Willie Psrrott'
Lottie Clay. 49,.
Hunter Martha. Henry B. Marston, =
.weexs; Louise Martin. weeks jn''a
Carlton. 4 weeks: Matte X Wynne.
weeKs; Woods wyans. Q weeks; Presso'
yeanins. 7 weeks; Nat Jsaninss. : weeks
Prank Parrctt, 2 weeks; chafhe Fwesn
81. I week; Annie Marston. = WEEKS
Mxs. Jso. ~. GEpDs, Ieaehs'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22


Our contemporaries S'nost OF theo
have beea liberal in the abuse Of the con
st;sutiorai convention. Nc attribute
this in many Gases to the influence ct the
ofsce holding class. In sOu'e Instances
me criticisms have eccn as honest as
easstic. no doubt. We sear there has
,,rcn TOO much nagg;rg at our Conss''"-
non makers. We Believe TREY are gong
- r;ve Is a good organs law. and one
Rat viii gave Virgiuia new hfs aud iresn
energy. Let Us be calm and discuss ~0o
.r;,;,.;se the instrument from a Patriou'
not a selfish point Of view.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

The William aud Mary Ccfcge and the
Williamsburg baseball ,eaWs played n
sp;r;,cd game Wednesday afternoon ON
the cont house green. Ii rSsulted IN
victory tor williamsburg. The score YVES
il 10 -.
The line up was a follows:
williamsburg b. Morris, catcher !;
Dr.w. p. Hoy. short stop; George D'a-
srs, base: E. Narable. second bases
= Nsrahle. third base II. Deyerney. left
celia. I. Hundley. night Seld; K. Mahone'
ceu.re icld: II. Graves. pitcher.
William aud Mary: Copeland. catcher;
Jenkins and Knight, pitchers; Holt, short
stop: Clements. first base heumngs and
made. second base; knight and Jenkins
~, hase: Weymouth and Biaokiston
l.st 6eld: Spcroer and Chandler. righ
field: Summers. ocutrv feld.
score by innings; l234oo 90
7,.;,I,smsbur................2il 1SN-l
william and Mary.....o21l2OOSl-i
The contest was very close and inte'
( Tss Williamsburg baseball club h7
4 had very little practice. while Mili'al
aud Mary have beer pracue'ng Tor u
d ,,s, two weeks. morning and atsernoo
& The eol,egiaus were unable to n
& Graves speedy balls. and hiseen We
D. struck out by him.
! In the future the williamsburg tss
(, all vractice more regularly and "
u Give the town more sport.
: The William aud Mary bows s'ruSs'
A. hard. hut in vain
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
nANaERors PREcEpEXT.

Isolation was recently introduced
:, .be Williamsburg council providing
,hat each member be paid - for each
meeting attended
Ne 10 not know how II Is IN Wi'iia'ns-
hurr bat saoh a resolution IS Snt'rS'y
unncocssary in Newport News, WherS
-, fan over slsernscives for the honor OF
rspreseusing the city Tor nothinS'
Serousiy. however, the idea q paio
c,pnesltnsn Is pcrnicious. When The time
eoues shat a nan l. unwilling TO serve
ass CITY as acouncilman without ooTPen
,a,ion. Il Is tiune 10 look around ioE BET
Ter and more PATRIOTS men for the othos
las true that the othoe Of eoune'ina'
entails considerable selLsaeEshoe and los
of,i,ue on the part OF the honest and pa
,ri,tie CITY father" out how can ma
s,.,s his time better than III trying Z
/ bs,,er his,conalnunity, IN doing which n
benefits himself
A. The Virginia Gazette OF William
/ BIZ Z. has very I<stincatlY remarked
.5e la.i piace. the Adoption OF such q
.3.tiou woasd lie setting dangero'
ore,et.elt.-Daiiy Press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

When h r VS. reached the students o.
A-ri;an, and Mary College that that IT.
.,;.,,.;on would receive 5000 for an
electrietneht plant, there was great &c
ioiciug among the boys
They came down towH and p"'"'e1
thinrs rcd. Yesterday morning man
signs had changed places and at the'eoi-
lepe a few panel Of fence suddenly chang
Cd its location. aud was found yesterday
morning by Deputy-SerGean' Lawson
across the street.
II Is not claimed Of course. that ih'
s.nsrnts did this. but they were eeleoTai
ing. You know
The bows also fired two cannon s.llu'e
and made things merry for seFe'a' nou''
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
Would Smash the Club.

II members OF the Hay Fever Asso-
.;.,;oD~ wep'd use Dr. Kings New Dis
vs,z for Consumption the club would
90 10 pieces. for it always cures TINS
lido and Asthma. the KIND that
3, ases the dOotols II wholly crises ii''h'
the svstcu. Thousands ct once 1'pe'
50 ssfTesers IRON Cousumpiioa- In ~,
noria bronchitis owe their hNes anu
reaith 70 il Il corqucrs Grip, say
iittje ones from Group and " hoopln
No. anu Is posrtively guaTan,esa ,' 8,
In Throat and Lungstrouoles, DOC F4'o'
/ r-iel bottlcs free 81 L. Henlys
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

COY. Montague vetoed TIE io'nt IS
.eml,iy resolution nPpFopriatins SSoo'-
ooo for pensions for Confederate Vetfans
=, con.titufionai aud technical GROUNDS
Sis message says 10 part.
..-rhe Justice and expediency Of pensions
are not involved All are agreed tnat
- state should do It's utmost 10 "ia
he .eedy aud deserving veterans p'af AN
,,us. eoncede that needy and deserving
slo-e should be recipients Of money ap'
propriated. The present law Is lar ron ''
sa,;ssaetory. resulting in irregularities
| and isisssioe, which should not DC pos
s.h,. under any further pensson lez'sia
tion."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
AYche1 Brooks,
nencral Insurance Agent

Oencral insurance agent
representing the following
fiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire x Marine and Va
State, Richmond. Virginia.:
Home, of n. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich y n l on
Pennsylvania Fire and Fir
Association, OF Philadelphia
| also represent the fldel
ity & Deposit Co, OF Md, and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co.. OF n. Y.
All business entrusted
whether Reinsurance bonds
or OF indemnity on ofiieial'
or employees, will receiv'
prompt attention.
OFFIcE--Room, NO. 4
Peninsula Bank Build1P
/ WILLIAMSBURG Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

whea property raiusE cortiuue 10 aa-
vance N cosn.auniiy a. they haTs a.
through this section ofthe Peni"slis' We
may rest ssssred that sheTs i so1'e NAT
vras cause underlying r. The.esuses p"
o-r ca~e arr our nlii5 climate. Eooa 's''r-
kes unsurpasedshippisg fae.iitaes. a ns-
sDonssre SOL and accessibility - ms
srea- nsrrs d Tx world
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
The new Hospital suilding'

Tie Richmond Times pFin'e" q -.
the ncw building TO be erected a. 'n'
Eastern state Hospital Is 20 * -
the same foundation as the old nu'u''''s'
and VIII be as nearly FIRE proof as posi-
IL lis 10 eosisSe5. 600. and viii be a
handsome structure.
Contractor Hundley IS rapidly tearing
down the walls Of the old Tower Build
I inc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

The Legislature has begun the work oi
~stal.i;shing new sebatorial aud iegisia-
live Districts. The following senatorial
.t,srricts have becn formed. q the PENS
sula counties and towns;
Elizabeth City. YORK, Narwiek' ana
NeHPoTt Segss
Esrnr.eo. New Kent. charies City and
Jariies City
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

TIER w;gl br a sundav sehooi rally at
-. Ak~the,sist church tomorrow morn
all O'Clock. The exercises s.'ii con
-, - uu,ie and adarreses There VIII
- no pseaehing an ths morning.
The Aseshodist saudey SCHOOL hiHee
o. Geo. =. Saith beea's'e pastor. has
- - nnms~rs. and theirs ars now
oxer 100 scboiars-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

rhe1.adies' Aid soeirtY 81 th- Metho-
esst Church gave Birthday Parts
Thurs.say night. which was vssA altered
81 add gave good results financially
AID socially proved most interesting and
..ss,.an. Tbs ladies had previously
,-.,l-d z neat invitation. enclosing a
s4l t.ao II uasch the recipient was sup
oe.es 10 deposit one cent for each year
- his age. II i said some Of the young
tadies lad orly sixteen cents. walk '-evef
II married uaen were nsoEethan 100 year
! ~ according 20 The STORES the Sag
told. .,S
TIE proceeds ALL oe ssel i'' ','s '''''''
;.g ssnd ~ the Methodist Church
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

col Jobn vAitshead and The Norfolk
1-irrsnsa-fn1t have. szopPed throwing
hovruets 81 81 eaeh ofher. and are nov
wo-Sine for Greater Norfolk. Po7tneF-
t,ers uaieh to- a good name for the nisn'-
csusIitv. but c 81 Joan and rhe Firein'aH
plot can sersis thar Part d Il 70 th'
Satis.arsion q all
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
Loekjaw from cobwebs.

Cobwcbs pat On cut lately gave
woman lockjsw Millions know thai
the beat thing 70 put on cut - Buck
lea,s Arnica SAVE. the iniAllible healer
n Wounds Ulcsrs. Sores. skin EruP-
,,ons Burns. Scaids and Piles. II cures
or no pay. oniy 2se At L. Heniey''
Drug stSFS-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
CANE OLE BALL TODAY.

There ~il be game Of baseball on
the College Campus this afternoon al >
o,elsck between Hampton ane William
and Mary teams
Manager Holland has been getting ms
tovs IN TIME, and a good game may Ds
expected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

r. s,,spdid work q DR.. Eiag's New
f.,fe pills. "a a-i'y coming 70 light 30
- s,.ad remedy tor Liver and Bowu
49,! ! vas eyer knvs n befs5e. Inon'
.. "a. $3.50 them iof curing const'p.ticc'
Ss~E aesd.che. Biiiiousoess. 5suno'ss
"a ssa!eession. Try tb<m, zsS - Y
Hssss,'s pFpg esosss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

o-rauired lshor has met dsieat 10 '''''' p
Il every -rcent strike. Bat Il Il ORGAN
1zED labors we tear -hat there is very
nor organization 81 lahorsrs IN TINS
country. or ahers IS an moral sentiment
behind Il.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
Attended Good-Roads Contention

delegates a.. x HarreIl, y l. heniey
and Hugh ;. Bird attended the Socc'
Ro.ds Convention In Richmond TINS
~. They returned Yesterday evening
hsvine had a pleasant and instructive
visit.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

t. rur DEMOCRATS or WILLIAMSBURG
brrchv announce myself as candidate
f,r The Scrgcarcy OF the City Of Williams
burg. subject 20 the Democratic Fr'naIy y
vii cudcavor TO discharge nay duties
.aithiullv. look after The sanitary c9n,ii-
-;,n al The town. see that peace aud or
A. i nrcserved and that all good ciu'
ms. especially the LADIES snail &c re
srtcted on our streets.
Yours respectfully, ..,..,..-
gENISGHAM HARRISON
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

a.sre~sssiug rates ress' S@'''s, 81 -. -
-. snpBcxr.. B. ESses - A. - -.....,-.
.pra s,e-issue .risA 0Sssi a-see-'..r =. -.
- -..-.,-,.,,-~Sperts Clenrs pcr me-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

,,,,-r.rS rrbo place legal Ao'sf''s.ie -. =
an brlo perso1aiIF
- r,,s beiag the ORG reaai'''N -.
s-s,ea -e s.ceotsRrn s4'srs's---, -, -
A.. ,.r- iucl rsca fiaie- '''7S p i''- '
.s,.r,srioa sron fuest trTins-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

r, Tpr DEMOCRATS VoTEKs or MI
rIANsECRG:
brrehv announce myself candidate
g. Segc, mt OF the City oi Williamsburg.
s,,,;r~t 90 the action OF the Democrat lis
PRIMARY. II Nominated aud cieeteu'
ali f.ifhfsily and imparually. without
tear or favor, discharge he duties Oh 'n'
of,ce / EEK at your hands
90, ERNEST T. JONES.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
SATURDAY. MARCH 2 '9cA

We hoPe sbs Good Roads Con'en'ioI
has not talked the he 00' O. ~
reads moveu.eut-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

Dr,,ocRA1tc VOTERS OF WILLIAMSON
berebv announce rnyseita candidate
cry SERGEANT subject 20 ti'f
or,ion Of the DEMOCRATIC Primary
/ viii highly appreciate your snpPs2s'I
wa K. (. LAWSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

To- The DEMOCRATS OF WILLIAMSBURG re-
am, a candidate for uouliuaiie.t., =. T., 20, =,
,tc Office OF COM MISSlONhk oi - +
REVENUE. aud ask your support ~ -, Us q,
Primary. II nomin atcd' VIII lol
ui~''''' - T. ID. SAUNDERS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22

To WILLIAMSBURG DEMOCRATS.
7 take this method oi Announcing my
eff = candidate for SERGEANT ct We
CIV al williamsburg sublcct oi 1ue az
sio1 of the DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
FRANK ARMISTEAD
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-22
Candidates Cards.
For City Council.

DpNocrAlic NorERs oF WILLIAMSBURG.
hereby announce myself a eandida &
81 ,,,euihcr OF the City Council, suoiect
~ the action of the DHMocRATic. FRi.
NARy. II nominated and elected. VIII
n-rfor,n III duties ol the oihce to the
6cst oil my ability ,.,,,.,.,-rr>-