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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13
Why WE EAT SOME Fo
1t Is Net Alone TINT We ILL., i,
but Nature DeElant.. Tho.

We Like n
but Nature Demands Then
Why do y0u ta,1e in W..
Most persons w3u,d rvar :
they liked it that = -
fists have found a il. i leaS5.
ING the custom Oh ra,y a.
grounds. These laaris- e,i5s r.
as follows: We Use <s II a.,
prevent injury t. tn ms,
stomachs. Whe,.a=-5H H. r..
Rlbumen meet. t,ee.' IL esparg
love with each ot.-r - s.r.si
out bans and live 1e eva,
Wae'l az taIrafa a -. 6,
q. \ eH.. there is t,.s nj
a III ot aiba4cn i. Tin.
ste.narlf. Tie N
H.e. 4 this - avH
Of chemistry and - aia
stomach.
But milk ats5= a
When milk j. added Il
the molecules Of tat ca
tl4e.G al9Hmen paftaers i
q divorce is unknown t. aS
bamen the albulnen OF ~
mains single. and 50 IL i'm
stomach is unini iHrel.
Now, you h4lE iAae.H= Il.
you mix q salad dFeSsiHa 81
eear in 1t becagSe it taste es,
that way, but You are an
1t is for a chemical rcasa# I'll
follows
Raw vegetables are eas q
sested by COWS and hors
difficulty y the human Il
cause they contain that i d
substance eclluIose. But5ea6.
cellulo>e. ard vinegar IS an :.
is why We take it with sala3
baga, aa1 doubtless that :
tastes 50 Vel, Tor tie pala,
celleat judge Of what is @ee
stomach. OIL IS added fer
good reason thar it protects
Of tie stomach from the ac1.
acid in tie vinegar.
Wy 60 We take but q
Par5lH because wheaton r..
contain enough fat and M
hatter contains a tr.ti:,
substances called extra .zs
ii some Unknown Wy
j appetite aud aid dtgese1e.
'3sy 10 zTe take pepf
+ sp;cesE Because they t /.
OF tae STONE aeA aaI ma 5Aa
Consequently they peae
dant supply Of digestive eo
also stir up tie liver AMI ST
Ct this organ is al impQHl Il
people WHO live sedeh5ary I've
Why do We put salt an oil
Why, there are two principal
Our body, and their supply hs
kept UP. They are sodium s.
potassium salts. There IS Su1
the latter in the food we eat. b
the former. We therefore hayI
the sodium salts in the form oil
salt, which is sodium chloride
CT reason Why we eat c0mmO1
that a certain amount of bydi
acid is needed by the stomach
purposes Of digestion and ais |
off some of the microbes we
This aeiQ is manufactured in u
ach from hydrogen ard the
of common salt. We take n
With some meats than with @
cause some naturally contain
than others. SO by our condI.
seek to even up things.-N
Press.
Men and Women IN Sleep4
"It V-Ci,i1 SurDriSp Won to M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

Mr.. 6. ". Cravaness made a visit K
Pine Bluff the first of this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-13

uc tiiliitHS tDllftfI MAS 4 SHIbN
did feature of the program, and enjoy
ed by all. Thost participating We're as
follows:
Piano duet-Misses Holland and
Buck
Recitation-Jessie Parker.
Recitation Roth
Song -Myra kenwood
Recitation-York Trigg
Observation-Disclosures I.edbetter.
Cornet solo-Dave We'll
Recitation-Allie May Howell
Recitation-Helen Trigg.
Song-Dollie Berlin.
Recitation-Heleh Philpot
ecitation-Elizabeth Brown.
Song, Aud Lang Mildred
Scull
Recitation-Emma Wilbournc.
Song, Reuben and Rachcl"-Jorn
Brice Butterworth and Lillian Harris.
Duet-Misses Mizell ana Kaufman,
Reading Frank Thompson.
Solo-Fannie Harding
The receipts. which amounted to
considerable sum. We're donated to the
First Baptist church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
savsiH.r clurs LII.

''In three weeks our chubby little
10y was changed by Pneumonia almost
10 skeleton. was Airs. W. Watkins
of Pleasant City. o. "A terribls cough
set in. that, in spite of good doctors
treatment for several weeks, grew worse
every day. We then used DIR. Klug's
New Discovery for Consumption, and
our dazzling was SON sound and well.
We are sure this grand medicine saved
mis- liie." Millions know its the only
sure cure fer Coughs, Colds and all
Lupg diseases. L. Henley guar ntees
satisfaction. soc. $780, Trial bottles
free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
The Last Heard Of n.

"My little boy took the Group one
night and coon grew 50 bad you could
hear ham breathe all over the HOUSE"
says F. ID. Reynoldt, Mansfield, o.
I'VE feared he would die. but few
doses Of One siinute Cough Cure quickly
relieved him aud he went 10 sleep.
That's tue last we heard OF the Group
Now isn't cough cure like that yalu-
abl,P' One Minute Cough Cure Is aOso
.utely safe and acts immediately. foE
coughs. colts. Group. grip, bronchitis
and ali other throat and lung troubles n
is ceTtaiu cure. Very easy ~ take
The little ones like i'll. neniey-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

Mems Suits OF Stein Block &
Co.'s make, are unexceiled i
which sold 25.O0 and %.
so now $500
Mems Suits that sold foF To-.
90, and 1870 now 1000
Mems Suits that sold for u.
90 and loco now $50
Mems suits that sold for B.
co aud Goo NOW 100
our line OF Mems Overcoats
il still quite complete end
cOmpIise MHny bargains,
One ST. rial hot , 4 length
Overruats that sold fOI
1000 now SOU
Due lot OF long Yoke Over
coats worth loco and II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
Roll of Honor.

The following is the roll of honor for
N:chOl.on schools
Greg. Armist,ad, Ray Gardiner. John
Donegan, Cara Armistead, Grace Bsale
Eide Cooley. Lrcilc Foster. Mamie lores'
E len Roberts. Mary Il. Spencer.
+. q. ScOTr, Principal
Cyrus Hankins. Charlie DOnegan.
Iohn Beale. Mabel Kitchens. Dora Armi-
stead. Anuie Ruftin. Alice Ware.
VsReIE ". JoNEs. Teacher.
May Person. Tom Malone. DrewTy
ZONES. Robert Cole, Harry Mahone,
Milton Casey.
IDA NJ. JOSEs, Teacher.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

ssr have lately ;,esn much troubled
With dyspepsia. b<h hipr and sour sso"-
Sch. wrsses NJ = he~d. lssdi5z ph>x.
ua.siu q Arls',orc, sz~ss- ''Icoaid sss
bardlv snyss Inc without suffering sev-
srai bou.s. NJ clerk suggested Try
Kodol ~ epsss Cure which ! DID
with hspis resu,ss ! hsve bad no
more ~ anls sad ~ nen co. can go 10
ealing mlnce pie. cheese candy ss'
nuss ait such time. their digestion
must be prtty good. I endorse hodo
ID, spspsis Cure heAru j." 10" don
hAve TO diet. Eat all the -od J"'
van, bnt dcut overioad the stoSas b
g,.siol Dyspepsia Cure dixests Jour iO''fi
H. iieniey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
Deeds Admitted To Record.

The following is the list of all Deeds q
sosdcd ia the &c. Ks Office Of the CoIrt
oi tl.e County OF James Ci ! & Williams
1urg, siuce the hrst day OF the Last
tenn TO Wit
II Z. stephenson 20 James +. Banks,
d. b. aud =, tor tae lot With The burd-
tx ,heteon. at Toauo. Va, adjoining
tae land OF ". X branch.
Gastave Il. Rindsom and wife TO Tai
ci O. S,aine. d. b. x :. for 40 ST.
acres ct land in Stone House District.
James City County Va. part Of the
james tract"
I. II. C,ddy and wife To II. l.. Henley,
D. b. * 5, Tor u undivided interest in
the tract of land located in Pow haitian
District. known as Fielding Brown
tract"
Jane Clark to James Gillian D b. 5,
for 63 acres oil land IN Stone House Dis
,rict. known as Nm. L. Rogers Estate.
Melisn Goodail TO Benz. Wilkinson. ID
b. * s. for acres Of land. same adj th'
land OF DilwcTths.
5. Otis Bland. Trustee, TO Z. ". War
burton. b. d. Peachy, X. L. Spencer,
b. {. Spencer and L. ". Maynard. ID. b
& 5. for house aud lot on Duke OF Glou
cester street, City of Williamsburg
known as &. M. Richardson lot.
Chas E. Griffin to =. c. Davis, d +
& S. for his IL undivided interest in
house and lot OF Duke OF Gloucestc
Street, City of Williamsburg. adj. J.
NJ Jones lot.
; HIN Phillips Cash to f. c. Davis an
II Chas. d. Griffin. release deed, for hon
i and lot on Duke OF Gloucester Stree
City of Williamsburg, adj. the lot of -
" w. Jones'
: L. 7. Davis trustee and Jane E. DAY
d. b. & 5. for house and lot on Duke
: Gloucester Street. City of Williamsbul
: adj. lot oil. A. w. Jones.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
Johnson Was DISCHARGED.

Early Wednesday morning as little
Miss Martha Clarke, was going to
her work at the Knitting Mil, she was
accosted BY a colored man nearthe Fps.
.spal Church. TIC tOues q. the map
r.rh.sncd the c!.ild. who IS Only 3 year.
,id. and she ran INTO rSighSor'iis
1nusc.
Ar. Will.e BadkinS. engineer at the
Nll. came along about this time Sno
shocked tie NAN down, but he got ar
and ran away.
Later Deputy Sergeant Lawson arrest
ed William Johnson, n porter at Mrs
Sugden's restaurant. He was given
hearing on Thursday. before Mayo
Mercer. proved an abb, and was dis
hareed.
Mrs. Sugdcn swore the man vas u
the house at 6.3s. the tune the affair oc
cured. The hat left by the man knocks
Town by Mr. Badkins vas proven no
10 be the property Of Johnson.
II Is u..t ought the negro whoeve
,e was. intended any harm as 1t va
lroad day light. and maay persons wei
ln the streets.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
NO CORNER ON OYSTERS.

Cant. T.. w. Mayna.d Of Biglers. one
nj our most extensive oyster dealers.
"A vs. there is not the slightest truth IN
che report OF a corner on York river
oysters. Capt. Maynard says he gets
more for his oysters than the alleged
oyster trust offers. and even if the trust
offered highe, prices he would not sell
ont 10 IL.
Capt. Maynard has made nice hit
tle fortune in the business, and his
friends are glad TO know that he VIII
not submit to ''corner" on the insei'
Gus bivalve.
There are probably others We know
Who will.nOt listen 10 the siren strains
the trust. There is Capt. Sinonsor
ii Bislers. Capt. Oliver Jones OF jane
CITY. both extensive oyster planters
who will not yield an inch to the pro
posed trusts.
II these planters refuse to go into tn
combination. and we have no douh
they will, Northern and Western peopl
who buy oysters. will mot have TO pa
eshorbiant prices that wiz surely be d
manded, IL a corner" on oysters IS 5
cured by the Baltimore hrm mentions
asst week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

was a grand iary term the attendants
was small.
The grand-lury found two indictments
against Glenn Mattox 1eolored) for car
rving concealed weapons.
Monday at recess Of court two farms
were sold-the W, p. Taylor tract ot 81
acres sold 20 William Williamson. OF
Minnesota. for Sl.1sO. The Wilkinson
tract was boughfin for Mrs. Wilkinson
for 81 800.
Tuesday Judge E. Z. Montague. OF
Hampton presided for Judge smith, t.
hear the case Oh I.oGise ]. Barney IS. l.
NJ. Berbe. unlawful derainer. The JURY
gave a verdict tor TIC piaiusiSf. ban IN
defendrnd was given thirty days to pc
pare an appeal TO the Ci'euit Court
This suit was brought BY Mes- Bar
ney Ia get Mr.. Beebe OF OF Jamestow
Island. ~ hicn ne occupies as a tenant.
The lawyers ioI the plaintiff We
Messrs. x. E. Arulistead. b. d. Peaeai
Williamsburg. John Daniel. of C"T
Charles. For the drhrncc Mr.. j. r. hu'
bard 81 York, ami Judge sydney Sniitl
o this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

IL Is TO Be Built BEFORE January
FIRST 1908.

IT,. see-,s 20 be no doubt now
whatever that the Eletr'e kcad from
jamestown. through Williamsburg and
Yorktown 90 Newport News VIII be
t,.;i, Indeed work on the rosd BEGAN
yesterday
A,r. +. 70. Bancroft Wednesday evening"
desired 20 ask the City Council for
,ranchise in this City. There was no
ouorum of the Council, but Mr.. Baneroi,
VINO Is stopping at the Inn. said he
would he prts,nt CT the next meeting To
AK Cor the FRANCHISE. lie also stated
- did President O. d. J ckson, tha; tie
road would be completed - January /.
1872. lie said he was getting the right
Of way through the Peninsula, and oSsr
xer, success al thus far Every puoiie
sirited citizen. and we have many, arc
donating the land for right Of way re
al;z;ny that the road will bring new lac
and industry 70 our already. prosper
Gus country.
Yesterday morning ground was or"N
enon the road on the farms of Msssrs
Hubbard aud Gore. just east OF town
II - said loo men and teams VIII d a
work by next week. Operations on %
other end of the line will begin b>lo'
Yorktown on Monday next.
+ The electric hne will put us IN hou'
touch win Newport News and NorioI
. and all his 40 ns Of the lower Penins
IA vin be IN means Oi de'si1
,ns GA, r,cources, aud ~here X COWS
A.. farm lands aud town property W
double in vaiu Our pcopie sh"u
d. throw no obstacle IN the way Ct the
e. ectrcroad. 1t means money IA the pO>k
n OF every citizen on the Peninsula.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
A Snec al Offrr.

For the next 81 ays rom this date,
Ne will send a'y pe'son, not sshscri'-
er. outside OF the state ri Virginia, TnE
GAZETTE I2 months cor a list cfa5 names
with their pos;ofiice address of people
likely to become subsc ibe's. or who
are thinking OF changing ti'' ir location.
Ne want them as subscribers AS well az
neighhors. Write names plainly and
mail TO TIE GAZETTE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

90 now $3.50
stein Block & Co.'s and 9TH
er makes that were 1900,
22.5o and $500, $12.50
Boys Knee Pants Suits, n
ges 3 To Is years, COM
prising Nestees and Dou-
bic Breasted Suits that
sold for $50, 400, and
800 now $3.50
Boys OvercOats, 3Gges TO Ii
years, ReefeTs, Long Cut
Goats that sold for 400
anu 400 now 81 90
A splendid lot of Boys knee
Pants. ages 4 10 Il years,
that sold for soc. and 75c.
Y now 33c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
= & n Chesapeake 6
- ,ouEr - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati, Louisville. Chicago. vi
Louis, Etc
-cHsDrLr n EpFEcT. Ger ID. 1901
From Williamsburg.

FROM " htaauoo1Nk.
.EAyK. wKsrnoUND,
s:sa a m Daily "a Richmond. Con
nccssa. Riehnond with James
River Divisions train hpr
Lvnchbufg, Lexington, Va
and ChitOn Forge also con.
meets at Richmond lcxcrpi
Sundav) with Local wa Char
louisville 60 Clifton Forge
a t.ss a m. Except sunday 90 Pich-
mond- No stops. Purlor car
OLD Point to Richmond.
SIS D. m. Daily Local train % Rich
mould Connects with +. +.
V, carrying Pullman t0f
CINCINNATI Louisville.
EASTBoUSD.
lO.2Oa an. Local daily 10 old Point
Nortcik and Portsmouth
5.O7 D. m. Daily. Local 10 Old Point
ar Norfolk.
5.43 %. M. Fast train. except sunday
20 Old Point. Norfolk ane
Portsmouth. Pullman q
Old Point. Connects az Oi'
Point daily With SteanIerSf TO
Washington and Cape Char
les and except Sunday, io
Baltimore.
For detail information. CONNECTIONS
rates, tickets. etc, apply 20 your satio
mo. D. POTTS
A. G. 4. A, &. * .. Ky.
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
Personal and Social.
happenings Of Interest In and
About the Town.

DIR. Foster is in Richmond.
Mr.. ]. X. Bcllamy retained from Dam
vile. a. tr
Attorney h. d. Psaelny is quite sick
with the grip.
Hon. Josiah Ryland, of Richmond, was
here Yesterday on legal business.
Steward Archie Brooks. Of the Eastern
State Hospital, was in Richmond this
week.
MIR. II. Lee is very sick with the
rrip. and is the guest OF his sister Mr..
I. r. Bellamy.
Drs. Wise aud King performed an
opefat;on ON MIR. TIL =. New man at Ma .
xruocr one day this week. The pat's"t
is fittie easier,
Mr.. Heningham Harrison Is IN inc
field for the Sergcancy. He makes ms
formal announcement IN this issue. MI
Harrison is n popular young man. "nu
willgive his other opponents an interest
ing time.
Rev.L $. Peters of the First Methods
Church, Hampton, Is carrying On WI"
nron,ises To be a successful REVIVAL a
the Methodist Church Mr.. Peters IL
soreeml speaker. The meetings VIII COZ
tinue through next week.
The Executive Committee OF the Aluu
HI Association 81 Mii'isu ahu ~"
Colleye met Monday IA thc otnee Cd D
secretary and treasurer. Mr.. IL. H. III
and invited the Hon. I. ID. T. Ihorn''
of Manassas. To deliver tho Alumni OF
ton in June. Mr. Thoru'en vi" i
brilliant speskeI, Is member oil TIC 70
s,itutional Convention Mr.. Thornt
accepted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

Monday night witnessed the Annnes
of Pr; Beta Kappa. tn
oldest Greek letter frstsruitv So Am<rS
I, was a brilliant assatf ard VS. sSse1o<
ed hv men ut literary note from onisfsns
parts Of the country.
Rev. ID. Beverly .:cserof \ ioik. pro
sided. lie introdn< . zoe p-'e DR.. koot.
Underwood johnsoa os Ne~ iork' wao
,i,t;xerea a poem. s.ssitlcd 'Is .ly.' that
s,,Il make his mans samous. 4 nc orator
was Mr.. Frank 4 brent. hiss~fjeSs was
the "Northwest Territory. anu the orni-
nance of 1881" Il was a m"stsrfut 40
dress. and his conclusions ~ers vel
drawn.
The spsechriakinf was closed with az
eloaucut improniiu address oy Hon
las Lindsay Cord. = New York.
The following ge 'ic'nen : !" re 'uit'a'
ID AFTER the public ,,.s'sss;
MIR. Frank =. l..ers. -,ose AIRY ct IN
y,rsiris State Boa. 90 iiuss,iou; d"r
lanes Lindsay ca o.. 81 Nrw YORK
Mr.. Robert Bnghi. pr,'nr'. nj iA~Js
a Philadelphia: ~ Flummer +. lone
%, the Union Theological Seminary ID
| charles Undervood Johnson. editor
the Century Magazine. and Or. -
i. Williamson, president OF tne kiSnmo'
!. Female Seminary.
The collation. in the Coll &c libra
= closed the exercises.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

The iollowingis the homer roll ot hieA-
ory Neck Academy tOrths week SndinA
YESTERDAY: VIVIAN Mcanley. Miriam
Marstun, Fannie Marst0n, Willie Par
rot. Willie Hankins and Richard Geddy
Miss RUBY TYRES, Principal.
Matte X. Wyune, woodis Wyune.
Preston Jennings. Joe Piggott, Harry
Elton anu Louise Martin.
Mas. JNO. -. GEDDY, Teacher
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
ToANo ToPICs.
Death of Only Son-Persoral tnd
Social News.
accepted

DcAln OF OAaA
Social News.
ToANo. Fen. 14.--Mr. James fiioatSs'
accd Is wears. the only son Of Mrs. An
ne Filbates. died Wednesday at his |
home near Croaker. The funeral took |
Mace Thursday NJ. Olive Branch church
and the services were performed by NeN-
II. 7. Louthan.
Mr.. Edwards. of Shipyard. had his
horse and al his furniture burned wed
.nesday.
Hotel Jennings has as guests a number
of travelling men this week.
= Nil G. Carlton has accepted posi-
ton as a travelling salesman. for hrm
in Richmond.
Miss Bessie Clay has been quite sieS
this week With the grip
Misses Bessie Davis and Kitty Taylor
arc the guests OF Mrs. Jno. Geddy.
The dance at Marston's Hall tonight
isexpeeted To be attended by number
ofyoung people OF this community and OF
Williamsburg. Magruder, L'shtioot AL"
Boulevard.
MFR. Walter Banks. o. Newport News
attended the funeral OF his nephew heTS
Thsreday-
The truckers are getting things II
shape Tor a bigger crop acreage next ss''
con than ever before. TructkinS "''
oaid so we'll here Ihatevery farmer Is :"
Ses into the industry extensively hno"
ENG there il no such thing as a iaIufe
Judging the future by the past
Real estateis very active IN tins ans
New Kent county. Thursday Ole J"h'
son. OF Minnesota, bought a me h''i
farm near Providence Forge, paying 10
same $500 cash Our reas esta'
agent has averaged nearly two farms
week since January LIST.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
A Legacy.of The Grip

Is often run down system. Weak
ness nervousness. lack OF appetite, en-"
erry and ambition, With di5ordereo
liver and kidneys often follow ansttack
OF this wrctcbed piscase. The greatest
need then Is Electric Bitters, the splcn-
did tonic, blood purifier and regulator
ofSton a b. lilCr and kidney. Thou
sands have proved tha, they wonderful,
s,rcngti en- the nerves Ia. up the sys
TEN. and restore a. hearth and goou
spirits a,;er an atieck of Gnp. II suit
Ter ing. try ih,m. Only zoe. Peficc'
sansiac;ion guaranteed ty L Hcn'ey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
MIR. Wheeler Got Rid of Ills Rheu-
matism.

During the winter Of 1898 was so
lame in my joints. in fact al over my
body, that conld hardly hobble around.
when bought battle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. From the first appli.
cation / b gan Ia get well aud was
cured and have worked steadily al the
year.-R. WnEELER. Northwo0d, n Y.
For sale by all druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

s1have used Cbami erlain's Cough
Remedy Tor number OF years and have
no hesitancy in saying that il is hes
remedy for coughs, colds and Group |
have ever used inmy family. I have
not words to express my copfncHce IN
this Remedy Nine ]. A Moore,
North Star, Mith. For sale BY sil drug.
SITS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15
MnIiops Put To work.

The wonderful scsivit' Of the new
century Is shows by an cf"r","us de-
nand tor the w"T H. best woFS"ss--
DR.. Kings New Lille Pills. For ecu-
.sipatiun, Sick H,rnache. Biiliousness
VT any trouble Of stomach. Liver or
Kidney they're un,ivaied. Only PC
II l. II. News drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and Kill
pains Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises, subdues Inflammation, masters
Piles. Millions OF Boxes sold YEARLY.
Works wonders In Boils. U.ces. Felon
Skin ETupticns. II cur0s or no pay
&c at L, Hcnleys Or, 6 store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

Mr.. c. I. Person. leader OF Marshall
Cornes band gave an oyster supper ote
night this week. A number OF snts-
mate trierds were also present. and
all had . pleasant evesirg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN
STREET STATION.
ie 81 p. NJ. Florida and Mefrooo.
Titan Limited for Petersburg. Hender.
son. Raie gh, Southern Pines Pinehurst
Co UmbiA. Savannah. Jacksonville. Tam.
pa Miami All p,ints South and
Southwest. Cuba and the We, Indies.
tO.47 y ~ "Aflants Special. - for
Petersburg Henderson, RAleigh. south.
~ Pines. Pinehurst. Ataens, Alta IA
/ Montgomery, Chattanooga Nashville
Memphis aud all point south And south
west.
: 50 r. NJ '-Seaboari Fast Mail. for
petersburg. henderson. Raleixh. SOUTH
cru Pines, PinehuFst. Al Aa.ta. Nashville
Memphis and sli points South and
Nest. and AL florida pointa
| 40 A NJ s.Ssaboarsi Fxprosa y
daily Tor Petersburg Martina. ~ e.. asd
all intermediate stations. connecta "A
| NorlinA. with train arriving az Heuder-
soa 2.O9 p. A.; Raleigh. N. G.. $50
NJ. snd Durham texcpt sunday, ct
lass P.H.
800 Z. n. ~Richmond and Pstsr..
1 burg Local" daily tor Petersburg and
al intermediate statrOns.
r IL IS 4. N. "Richmond aud Peters
r surg Local" daily. except sunday ior
Petersburg and all intermediate stations
=. TRAINS LEAVE RLE11.5OND FOR
n " ASHlNGTON. NEW YeRK AND
THE EAST DAILY. No. "a az AS
A. NJ. aud No. IS at SLAP n.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tam.
pa tor al Florida East Coast points,
and Cuba and Porto Rico. At New Or.
Ieaus for AL points IN Texas. Mexico and
s. California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
DAILY.
sS5A. NJ. From ali points South and
80 s.O5P. NJ. Southwest.
s.45 p. NJ. iron Mr. ina. n, G.. Peters.
burg and local points
e. e.4O A. NJ. Daily
500 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. from
Pessssburg. (L0c4l)
CAFE CAR SERVICE
mt sale dIRfBg cars will 5e operated in
no tTsins Noe. 81 and "a. .-Florida Ant
Metropolitan Limited, betwesn ham
let. \. T.. Saysnnsh, Ga, and in srzin
Nos. 81 aud IS, -'AtlaafA Special,
between HanisL. y. c.. and AtlaEta
{ Ca. Serves . Ia carte prizes moder
u ate. no canned goods handled. but IL
- freshest Ana Quest meats, vegetables ans
a M staples served. Thss Is al innovation
ana viii be found great coavsnieuc
ny ~ travellers, as against neal station
Jan or table d'hoss din&iog cars.
~ SLEEPlNG-CAk SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and 34-Fiorida and Metr.
p0ltan Limited Drawing room, sleel
-, ing cars. and through day coaches B
- tween New York and Tampa. Ais
through drawing-room buffet sleepir
- cars between New York and Atlagta-
Nos "a and 66-Florida and AtlAn'
----- fast mail. through drawing~roorn butt
slceping cars between New York AZ
Jacksonville connecting AZ Hamlet wi
slceping car 70 and from Atlanta. IN CO
rive nection with whieh through puIlznl
ion, tickets are sold Fnest day coaches,
a. Up. SMITH, u. p. A..
Dlstrlcs Passenger Agent,
'ns Phone, 405. $50 &4sx Main 81
:. Nj. 6ARR, FiIss Vice -prssids
and General AAnsgsr Portsmouth. Va
at. 4. H. l. II, General Psssenz
|. Va Assat Posssuoashs w
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-15

Williamsburg ought 10 have a well
conducted steam laundry.