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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

These bargains on sale all day al
the Bon Aarchs Tomorrow
womea'a Jersey Ribbed Bleaehed
Union suits. pearl buttons. sllk
tapea. high neck. long sleeves. su-
peyior quality. worth Soc. tomorrow
Al half price. or 7se.
women's Fast Black Cotton Hose,
double toe and heel. worth nc. a.
emily fsc.
Misses Fast Black Cotton stock
inss. also tan. split fast double knee.
toe and heel. &c and 2fc kinds. 81
. isc.
cowhide SUIT Cases. st-Ineh. brat
steel FRAME. brass lock and side
catches. Tewed ieatber handles.
worth sie9e. tomorrow at G.6e.
Asrcerizsd Pongse waists. several
shades 20 cfooan from: also white.
sizee az to e.. preffIIy made and
worth fs.ee. at sl.es.
Hardwood coverings. nicely var
nished. s-fneh diameter. &C each.
Well Finished Knife and Fork
Boxes. regular ice. for ioc each.
Knives and Forks for camp use
iron handle. regular 5Ac set OF
knives and 9 forks. special for DC
set If G.
yellow Mixing Bowls. is-incf
dlanastsr. regular lee. for l0c each.
Jelly Tumhiera with caps. regular
8sc DOZEN. for CSC dozen.
81 80 Blown Glass Water sets. assert
ed coiorE aud decorations. jug.
glasses. complete. with tray. for 7bs
set
Playing Cards. worth sc. al isc.
Universal Educator. a book fun D:
knowledge and education. worth
tz1A. Wednesday AT tf75
All Wool chevtot Dress Goods. As
Inch. colors and black. worth &c. n,
dc.
All Wool Soft Finish Aibstross. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

nectiau has been proved between the
sugar trust and the Cuban reelrroc-
ny movement
Senators Atdrich and riatt of Con-
nectfcut. however. say they have not
changed their determination tu press
the reciprocity bill through. a. the
necessity of doing something Tor the
relief OF Cuba still exists. despite
Haveneyer'n display OF seal. Specu-
lation Is lively as to where Teller OBJ
tanned his copy OF the voucher from
GEN. Woods payment toThurher and
the latter'a receipt " must have
come from the war department. ar
ehives either in Washington or
Havana.
Ii H. believed the Democrats have
a private channel In that department.
and a rigid inquiry viii be mnde 10
discover the source of the leak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

with all coarse teeth. regular prics
PC. saie price isc.
Special values IN Waist Pin sstz.
the latest novelties. pins 70 the set.
prices SIC. Ssc and ste.
Best quality Steel Pins. viii not
bend. perfect needle points. regular
price Zoe paper. sale price, &c paper.
eco pairs Grey Cotton B1arketA
worth Soc: Friday. pair. stc.
500 pairs Grey or Tan Cotto1 Bizu-
kets. fEli 1914 size. worth 81. FIJI
day. . Fair, zsc-
200 pairs White Cotton Blsuneta
full 10-s sise. worth 1fc. Frttax.
pair. sec.
zoo pairs Grey Cotton Blsnksaa M
ia size. worth sise; Friday -.
500 pairs Extra Heavy Tan cotsu
Blankets. worth si-76s Fnday. pak.
tiss.
aso pairs Grey Wool Blsshssa. fun
1914 size. worth t3.Ts; Fritay. paif.
32ss.
Comforts FUN sine. extsx heovy.
covered with Oriental pftntR wcffh
s1c. Friday. each. SEC
Comforts. SO dozen Fine 8iIkn1in4
covered. filled with white cotton aad
tufte1 or tied with eoiored sepAyz,
worth t1-16. Friday. each. $50
Bath Towels. Extra heavy. dou1o
thread size 1<xSs inches. extra v1iue
at CSC: Friday. each lse-
Bath Towels. extra heavy hieecAeo
Turkian Towels. size ,1sx5e tnc40
worth 1Sc: Friday. each. loo.
CoIored Spreads. full size. fnSf CD
ors and hemmsd. pink. blue and ~.
low. worth si.5e. Friday. each. tf.U
white spreads. full eiss. beaut11N
Marxesliss patterns. hemmed renN
for use. worth s1.16: Friday. earA
s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
BITS OF GAlETY

The wedding Of Miss Anna Thom-
D<n and Henry Hanford MIiburn took
place last night at o'clock in st.
Marks church. Rev. j. p. ID. Llwyd
performed the ceremony. The church
was very beautiful in white and
green. The bride was elegantly
gowned with duchess lace. She wore
. ven and carried bridal rosex Miss
InguherG Thomson WAS maid Of hon
Or and Elias SouIe Of Spokane was
BEST man The four bridesmaids
we're Miss Nina Nash. Miss wilhel-
nina Thomson. Miss Laura Runsey
and Miss Alice Drisko. After the
wedding a reception was held at the
home Of the brides father. Moritz
Ihomsen ON the corner Of Madison
and Terry. A large number OF guests
were present at this affair. The
happy couple we're the receivers OF
dfInurn will make their future home
1n Spokane.
Mrs Cha& f. Burnsides was the
hostesa Of . luncheon party this af-
teruocn ut her residence. S07 Terry
avenue Covers were laid for many
Uuesfs-
Last evening Miss Julia Crane
rave a large dancing party AT the
Queen Anne clubhouse. The hall was
prettiiy decorated and the young
people danced away many hours.
The council OF Jewish Women held
m open meeting in the Temple pe
3firsch on Tuesday evening. A dne
program Was rendered and Rev. DR..
marion gave an address.
David W. Dickey will give a dane
ing party in the early part OF July in
l~iftie's hall The affair IL to be in
honor of his brother. Renwfek u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

official ticket punched after the
drawing was held.
The original OF the winning tick
ct. together with q receipt given by
BaNter to Blahe y Nelson. the pro-
nrietara OF the club. acknowledging
the payment Of the prize. II nov
posted eunapiciiously IN the lottery
fopms
A legend above II Informs the read
er that the prize - the largest bona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
GOES DOWN
TO DEFEAT
BEATTLE LOSES FIRST GAME
TO HELENA

HELENA. June iss-In seatfies
first Montana game Seattle was
defeated here yesterday by score
Of 20 ?. Big Wigss was In the box
for the Helena team. and he proved
q great deal too much for the boys
from Seattle. Stoval. the Seattle
fwirieT. was hit hard and often. One
Of Seatfie's runs Was earned and the
other secured by n blocked ball.
Helena made stx Of her runs in the
second inning after two men were
cut by general fast ball playing.
Tacoma Wins Another
TACOMA. June fe.-The home
team wen a smuggling match here
yesterday by a score of to 4. Both
the spokane and Tacoma pitchers
were hit heavily.
pcrtisnd's Wstsrico
BETTE. Mont. June 1e-The
Giants nattsd victory out Of Port
land here yesterday and won by a
score q is 20 s. The Champions we're
crippled BY the loss OF Sammy Wig
ueaux. who 10 now on the bench.
STANDING Of the Ctubx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

Bigger bargains than ever for FRI
day from 5 To II o'eioek-our Great
bargain Day.
Infants Blue i-afrap Sandals. aoft
vici kid. worth 1i.00: af lie.
chlidrensA Blue f-strap Sandals.
square edge, turn Kolea. spring heels,
sizes 6 20 4; worth &is5, at Sac.
Woments He'd Colonial Home
Slippers. fiue viei kid. turn nolea.
French heels. worth s2.9o. from TO
II at SIS
womenss Patent Leather Cross
Strap Sandals. worth s2s09. for fi.ss.
Glass Butter Dishes with cover. s
TO IL at Toe.
Pressed Glass Turnplem. 10 II at
Dc.
0lAss Salt and Pepper Shakers.
from s "a III nj. each. Sc.
Asbestos Stove Mats TO II at &c.
Alieoekh Porous Piasters. worfh
s5e. to II a. for 1se.
Fountain syrinEes. 1-aaart. with .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

Wofnen's pieafed r1h.,,v u..
Neck Rufus. black anIs. s.,<. 81 -.
collars and vide long rsesftS "a.
$50 quality; 20 II at flM
q dozen Mems spanish proxr f-a.-
ton sox: 70 II Il Iszc pair.
Fine All Wool Black eoglel r,<~x.
Fabrics. worth Ills; from 1 10 Il a
sfc.
&c Stationery. tinted ana cream:
10 IL at isc.
ibc and zoc Writing Tsblesn: "a
IL at Zoe.
Women's Fast Black cottnr
Stockings. dosble toe ana heed. worth
fses from TO II al Zoe.
Women's Fancy Cotton Hax4. fscs
designs. also circular stripes. double
toe and heel. worth lie. SPECIAL from
to ii at IKE.
Boys Heavy Cotton Ribbet. FIJI
fashioned fast black double Esse.
double toe and hee1. Reinforced kne<,
worth 1se: If lsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
EIGHT TO ELEVEN

tubes and tubing. worth Boc. 8 TO II
al &c.
Mixed Chocolate Creams. worth sc
and 1oc. from 8 To IL al fsc pound
Beet Quality Black Elastic, Ia
inches wide. regular value fMc. from
70 ii A. zi.c yard.
Long Handle Bath Brushes. all flne
bristIes. worth 5ee. from . 70 II At
zsc.
Pieaaed SILK Belts. patent leather
lining. worth si.zs. from to II at
7se.
Stamped "A Linen Tray Cloths.
50xzz inches. finished with drawn
work. worth sc and s1.eo. from 5
to II at sse.
Fancy Autographed Pillow Covers.
complete with self eoiored back.
very pretty, large sire. worth l5c:
10 III at 16c.
Fancy Tfea<ed Chiffon and Liberty
Blk. worth csc. si.zs and STA. from
TO II At I'd sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

An excursion train Will take the
public school teachers Of Kfns
county TO 6noqualmle on Saturday
June IL. Basket picrie. Train
leaves Seattle at $40 a. m All
friends Of teachers cordially invited
Grand scenery. Don't miss q. sieo
round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
FRIARS TO GO

ROME. June fs.-The latest con.
ditiou presented to the vatican by
Governor Taft Is the withdrawal OF
the frlars from the Philippines be-
fore the government purchases their
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
WAYS THAT
AREDARk
THE FOXY CHINESE KNOWS
HIS Pa and "a

Chinese lottery In enjoying the
greatest boom of it's history In the
tenderloin gambling houses as the
result Of remarkable stroke OF for
tune which came TO a patron of the
Green Light Club at iei Washington
street a few nights ago.
Exactly ts6fb0 was the amount a
single ticket won. The man who
marked the lucky bit OF yellow paper
Was w. W. Baxter. Baxter Ii known
I'm the tenderloin ms lottery "fiends
and II IN doubtful whether his one
piece of good fortune will make him
whole on his entire play. Hat II has
given hun Eeedly bank roll aud
make him "A parsonage OF exalted
Importance in tbs. lottery fieid.
Probably All Fixed
naxtera ticket was what II known
In lottery nafianee as a "ba-crnt way
ticket" II cost him s2.b0. out OF
10 spots which Baxter marked. near
iy every one was duplicated In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

pleasure 90 his many dstime adj
mirera. THE Golden Giant" tells a
powerful story in the mining eampe
of Idaho In which the greed for gold
leads the villain to commit numerous
crimes. but la " hich he finally over
reaches himself and meetH his Just
deserts. The love OF A good woman.
a wronHed wife and her tflala aud
trthulatlanA, all furnish material for
many effective scenes aud situations
There IL a happy spice Of comedy
through the play that relieves II OF
sambreneaa. the whole making a
nleaHinK evenings entertainment,
MIR. French. who IL also STAKE man
ager. has had special scenery pre-
pared for the play aud Tits produce
ton under his management, with the
full strength of his excellent cont
panN In the cast. promises 10 excel
all his previous efforts.
''5rhe Golden Giant win be given
the rest Of the week including the
matinee next Saturday afternoon.
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heaters


the 0tocN rag Nesx week
Harrington Reynolds and company
will present Moths for the balance
Of the week at the Seattle theater
with a special matinee.
Next week the company Will put on
famous English success. The
Black Flag" The play requires quite
an amount Of SCENERY and il expected
TO be an extra attraction.
Third Avenue Theater
Good nightly attendances have no
far marked the stock eompany's
summer season inaugurased by Man.
ayers Russell and Drew at the Third
Avenue theater last Sunday night
with Hands Across the Sea- To-
night the bill Will be changed and
the fiye-act comedy drama. The
Golden Giant will be presented by
the full strength OF the company re-
inforced by seaftle's old favorlte
actor and manager. n. r. French.
Mr.. French has been popular tn Sc
attic for nearly Is years. and his re-
appearance this evening win be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
OPPOSED IT

LONDON. June l2.--The cabinet
met to-day tn consider the educational
bill. which aroused extraordinary OPP
position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

nde reward ever paid by a Chinese
lottery IN Seattle,
Il IL Understood big prizes are once
IN a great while given as a bait, and
300 persons might play aga years and
never make cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

The sale OF seats FOR Miss Kathryn
kidder begins at the Grand tompr-
row morning az 10 o'clock. She will
present The Country Glrie on sun
day and Monday nights and "Ffan-
elllon. Tuesday night.
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Dunlap. real estate. ~ Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

90 to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
Double Face Sa tin Liberty
Ribbon

In all leading desirable shades. Including white
and cream washable and absolutely fast colorn. 8
inches wide. and sold everywhere AT sbc tomorrow
91Mc.
Fancy Silk r ibbon
~ inches wide. quality beautiful color COM
binatlonn. worth ssc ana Csc. at lie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Land sales.

There is no falling in the demand for
There is TO falling in the demand for
real estate 70 James City. and many
homeseekers are 20 be seen ON the
streets. Wednesday Mr.. Andrew Ami
son sold 10 Oie Balstad. a 2o-acre
farm. known as the W S. Meanley
place. for y go. a few years ago
This farm sill Tor $500.
Nr. John A Barnes has sold the
tract Of l25 acres known as Tyres
to Mr.. II. j. Kinde. OF North Ia
kota-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Interesting Services

Services at the Methodist Church to-
morrow morning VIII be especially inter
esting. The sunday school VIII have
charge of the preaching hour. Nearly a
hundred prizes VIII be awarded This IS
the programme
Singing from Pentecostal Hymn No.
IS. Awarding prizes for punctuality.
Singing Pentecostal Hymn No s.. De
livery Of prizes for attendance. Singing
PertecOstal HOmn No. 80. Awarding
prizes for good lessons, Selections reud-
cred By the choir. Offering. Delivery OI
the prizes 20 the primaries for preserv
ing lesson cards. Announcements
/ Benedietion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Judaing from the letters we receive.
ii seems that come q orr readers b.
uere we are opposed 70 Temperance.
fhat - wanr wullzrlsburE rzulmed
and ja,nused win saloons. We dont
care al ia Ukst suca people beiieFe
and 1hefr letters are compiscenriy coz
signed 10 our czpzcious Wzste-basse--
ne believe Sn Temperance an every
taing. But me oaiy redeening quail
~ some men have is that they Go not
drink. and these As = general thing
are the raen that Haunt thls redeem
ing feature q their characte- ia a.
lace q rnsir fellow cltlzenE- We
never opposed local opsion. except 70
vote against H. But the Cazeits
prezokes and urges Temperance o. 80
par q al men- Il s41ts not1ing q
do ~irh a drani-z-c. any more faas
zdth other forms q lureDpersnce- q
would not sEl0N 3 saloon Ca car maii
street. nor q soclzI club eitaer. .
vould tax saloons - tie Amit aa'
tear down the screens and shutber
rhzt hide TIE bar where the socis
drinklng L. INDUCED in- & E2uid NJ
have a back-roon where yoaag a..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Saves A Woman's Lie.

To have given up would have meant
death Tor Mrs. Lois CrAgg. OF DOTchess
ter, Mas. For years she has endured
untold misery IRON a severe lung trou-
Die and obstinate cough. Often" sue
writes, Il could scarcely breathe and
sometimes could not speak. All doc
tors and remedies failed till / used Dr.
kings New Discovery for Consumption
aud was completely cured" Sufferer
from Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung
Trouble need this grand remedy, tor d
never disappoints. Cure Is guaranteed
by Leonard Henley, druggist Price so
and 81 90. Trial bottles Tree.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Sumner compliant j. usually prevA-
Lent sroorg children this season. \ well
aeVelored case in the writers family
-. cured last week by the timely use
- Cbsmberiain's Collie. CHOLERA and
Isiarrhoea Remtdy-onc Of The best
,.-t.rf medicines manufactured and
Th.sb i alwsys kept Oh band ST the
home a Sc fcTibe. THIS - Dot lhtena-
eS ~ . Tree puf ics Tie con pany, VIC
30 Dot advertise with us. but 70 Dehe'
81 little suffers = DO nay not 'le witnt
easy access ~ = physician. no i~nlli
should lie without . hottie % this med
scIoe ID ibe house, especially ID SUD
nef time Lansing. Iowa, Journal 70
sale ~ al DTugglsis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

A recent issue Of the Newport News
Telegram SAYS OF one OF our wei
known citizens. Dr. +. G. Booth:
Dr. r e. Booth. OF Carriers Grove
on the James river. one o. the Oldest
81 the preserved Colonial estates on
this historic stream. was the guest OF
honor yesterday afternoon az a dinner
given aboard the German imperial
cruiser Nineta the flagship OF the Ger
man south Atlantic squadron and now
undergoing an Ovcrhauiing az the snip
yard some days ago. Commodore
Stcicp aud Colonel William Lamb. the
German vice-COnsul. went up the james
OF a pleasure trip. accompanying the
German and Russian naval attaches
az Washin Eton. a number OF the old
Colonial estates were visited and the
Marty stopped az Carriers Grove Here
Dr. Booth. the owner. save the visitors
a royal reception. assisted oy th'
charming ladies of his family. So favor
ablv impressed was Commodore Steig'
win the attention shown by the Var
cluians that he invited Dr. Booth Mrs
! Booth and several others 20 bee hi
guests al dinner yesterday afternoon
/ pr. Booth only was able 20 come an.
/ he arrived in the city yesterday. Othe
guests al the dinner were CoiOne
Lamb. Nr. Harry Lamb. Miss Mari
i Tucker and Miss Rebecca Waddy. o
/ Norfolk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
lArhtsoot. Va. July 5. 1904,

IAshtsoot. Va, July $. 1902
saw in the Gazette an article from
tho pen Of Pat giving = description
81 the hallway town between the
Capital and the great eastern seaport
town. Newport News. he speaks OF
his town as having ten stores. two
shops. two saw-mills. a grist mill,
barrel factory. He neglected 10 men
ton that overlooking ST Of this vas
tho beautiful little church. Mount
Vernon. Nov, ] don't know who Pat
- but / shall treat him as his name
indicates. Pat SAYS we American
neonle are very misleading In our Ian
rua-e. In consequence Of u he came
near losing his head. Now, Pat, I've
-ansacllcd my brain 20 and out where
vour zen stores In town are. would
like 20 knuw what YOU cali store
I can make out Cnly seven. They sell
10 their customers -four. sugar. coffee.
farming utensils. and other articles
TOO numerous 60 mention. and fol
value received. Now. Pat
should rakc the other three in s.
stores I'D be- IN s. worse condition
thau YOU were when you were told
1 Co. fook onr ana should nave 4ooAe1 III
ard iosr ycur hat II patroni1e them
as stores should lose not only my
/ haL cus nv head also. Now Pat
/ What do these stores oter 90 their
/ customers / can tell you what thes
/ rrer. Liquid ere. more dam sEing in
I It's aEccrs than tne melted lava which
/ Slowed from the sides 90 the mountain
/ ara destroyed The tcwu Oh Naru
( niQue Nov PAT these destroy
! FIRST. th-se who sell &C. because God ,
/ word IS pronounced against the Ua-
/ $40 puts ire bottle 90 his brother
/ mouth. and IL drunken thereby sup
/ rose Pat Z should admit they sell
/ other rlnEs besides that, 60 you sup
pose tr1t their customers would pat
/ .cni-e rleu except ir this article. u,
/ illustrate This. Pat a reCite az Sd
/ stance -har "a nave reai- There Wa.
/ an clc man who had partaken oi tli
I Icuid ere. te had little boy name.
/ John and ten cents was all the none
/ hc had so ne called John O. him az.
said here John. Eet Eve cents wCrt
uhiskeg ard g couts worth of Ula,
-ltcr thinking ca minute Re toll John g
az 10 ccr-s worth oi rs hlskcv-
IS. S..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
INAYNARD'S FIN L
RECORD.
Editorial Norfolk virgiuiar-Piiot0

Editorial Norfolk Nirgirsar-Piloto
Now that the congressional campaign
In this district is on. II is only fair 10
Hon H. L. Maynard. the present Con-
grsssman. 20 say that he has made
faithful representative: has been
hard worker. and. for new member |
has been unusually successful In TAX !
inx care OF the interests OF his district
This is said with no thought or inten'
ton 90 prejudice the case OF any other
who may have Il in mind TO try for the
nomination but merely by way OF com
mending faithful service.
During the few months that 6e has
/ becn sitting as a member OF the House
| Mr. MAYNARD has secured an appropria-
| ton OF $50. GOO for improving the har-
| Dor OF Norfolk. 1925. 600 for dredging
/ the Middle Grounds at Newport News
| Sl9se57 for cutting OF Hospital Point
4 at Portsmouth. $50 GOO TO complete the
| public building at Newport News. So
OOO for improving the public building
he-e. and 10000 for the purchase
| of public building site in Ports
/ mouth. This latter. viii. OF course. nee
essitate an appropriation for a public
building in Portsmouth at the next ses-
sion. Appropriations aggregating over
a half-million dollars would not con
stitute a bad showing for new mem
Der
In addition however. 10 the appro
priations above named. the Naval ap-
preparation bin provides FOR the cNpen-
diture OF $500. GOO at the Portsmouth
/ navy yard. New fre-proof marine bar
| racks are 20 be constructed. a bridge
is 20 be thrown across from Ports
/ | mouth TO the naval hospital and add
/ | tional land will be purchased for the
! ! magazine.
! Also. the Navy Department has as
sured Mr.. Maynard that tug 70 cost
I not less than $4,000 and some barge'
and lighters will be constructed al tn
| Portsmouth yard out OF the fun'
OF $4,000 600 given the Bureau OF Con
! struction and Repair. and Mr.. May
| uard has been Jealous 80 the fight q
have a batt,eship OF cruiser built a
this ward In toto. Mr. Maynard Ia
10 his credit appropriations OF cOnsid
q ! erabiv over q million dollars. with tn
chance that a battleship may yet D
p secured That. we say is a highl
= creditable record and one that VIII no
. be easily surpassed.
% There is another point however, tina
seems TO us OF particular imQor1anc
al this time Mr. Maynard is a memoe
OF the Committee on Industrial Art
and Expositions-a committee that
4. OF more importance 10 this district. a
q time when we are after an apprOpris
si0n for the jamestown Tercentenar
= Exposition than the Rivers and Ha'
bo-s Committee even. And We Cough
: in vain for representation on the Dat
ter N Mt Maynard Is not returned
=. his successor may or may not get o
the Exposition Committee.
Mr. Maynard has been conscient
Gus and successful Representative an
We are Tree 20 say that we feel that o
his record. be IS entitled 20 auoth'
'' term al the hands of the Democrats
the second district.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Whenever an honest trial - given TO
Electric Bitters Tor any trouble IL Is re-
commended for "a permanent cure VII
surely De affected. IL never fails 20 tone
the stomach. regulate the kidneys and
bowels. stimulate the liver. invigonte
the nerves and purify The blood It's q
wonderful tonic Tor rundown systems
Electric R5ttors positively cures Kidney
ard Liver Troubles. - mach Disorders
Nervousness. Sleeplessness, Rheumatism
Neuralgis. and eVpeis Malaria Salts
lactiun guaranteed boy Leonard Henley
druggist Only 80 cents.