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HELP WANTED-MALE.

-.---
Az LEI. i-i1lEo good BARRIERS; at once; steady
---, good guarantee gwen. yl3 D 81 DIV. Il
WANTED-D for doctor. two transfers,
also porter Inquire 1898 llrh S. NV 1t
WANTED s1.,-.-- +r,,s+.-- ,fz., f,,,- rash
dishes, also Housc man. Inquire 2g22 7th st.
nv IL
WANTED r-r,r,F T.T t7-T,- .---rsT-r ztl,-r
2I6 Sd ST nv II
----,-------
fzeI noD--,'i, -, - %. .-, = - nav
1t
. ~ t.''-Hote. porter pantry man. three
f L-S--" s,slS, Two lsilIleh oyster pan man
SIIACKIFFGRD-S sGf + - M II
-
~ ~ 'eiI3nte 2ou'g man as order lSSeI,
a m. L
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I NANIED--FirsJ-class shop boy 1917 St
n~. It
WANTED-Yo,nc man who has had some ex-
rerience in grocery store. must know how 10
rg' meat Apply at once l. W. BEN ~
= = -
rg5'roa5 ,r,rl S5Ii " - n :, 1, 80
,ssssr IL OF ,o.F ~ Ss i,fn as
/ article. Address rodav BOX 2s5. tb5s one
-e---5
WANTED-An experienced busheImau; must be
d good coat maker. Apply at once. 4I8 nth st.
~ -e--2l
NANTED-Nen are making $50 to $40 per
----------- -
/ - iEL'-A good carpenter oo' 18th 81 nv
II
~ II ,'0 man ePeTleEged N grocery
/ an 81 T--
80 81 NV A.
/ NANTED-Ycung man to stand in store and be
willing Co make FIRE. sweep floor. etc. Address
/ Bon %, this Office 1t
! y ,>-Tr-r, r-,-.z - - - r-:7r - 81
/ Apply 500 L1Hislana ave NV test
lWANTED-liers for industrial insurance spcci8l
I salaries Maid PEOPLES MUTUAL, BFNFFTT
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Nice horses, buEgies, and daytons.
drumming and business; 80 and g per day
PREsTOS's STABLES, sth and ! SIS. NV;
phone. East ism isls-30t
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. 75c load. UNITED STATES SToR.
AGE CO. 40 10th st- NV. is28-I0s
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Stable. rear 1920 I So. ne. room
for SIX horses and eight carriages; broad alley.
CLARK q CRAIG 1873 St uw- ia43t
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-FiHe lot Ct parrots, moeking birds,
squirrels. snakes, guinea pigs, rabbits, gold
fsh Also CaHaTies from $50 upward
SCH3uD'S EMPORIUM OF PETS. 70 18th st
uE no25-d
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LOST Black and tan dog, last Tuesday, with
out collar. answers to name Nick. give lib
erai reward. LILLE YOUNG. 3oI 1872 ST
nv. fc3-at
L0ST-GoId lock of bracelet. engraved Jan.
J., 1867 Reward # returned % gI3 ST.
uw. fe1-st
LOsT-BIack and white beagle hound; bushy
tail: Just weened puppies, near Byo0kIaud,
j. G.. Liberal reward 7642 9Th 81. NV fci-3t
LoSr-lst and Il SITS. NV. beagle hound: black
and tan Reward 10 l. St NV fe4-3t
LosT-Pure white bulldog; long ears Liberal
reward if returned to 1927 10th ST. ne fe3-at
LGST-February >, purple box containing three
rings small diamond, sapphire and pearls and
amethyst Liberal reward II returned to MISS
IDA G. WIEGMAN, @31 9Th St Sc fe3 30
LOsT-scrter. brown and white; five months
fe2-@t
OsT-Pockatb0oE. containing sgIGs. at 9th ST.
and PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. Liberal reward Il
information IS left a. BOX 24.. this Office.
L0sT-S1tuiay. purse containing receipts with
owners name and address, and money to the
amount Of $50 including pay envelope un-
opened. Reward if returned TO aI5 T ST. fe2 st
STRAYED from 1880 Cincinnati ST.. on sunday
Jauuar. -. Boston hTindle puppy, with heavy
brass nail heas collar. Return To above adj
dress ". T. WHITE. fest
LOST sunday. pocketbooE containing about
SIZ Reward If returned to 50l1 Cambridge
place Georgetown fest
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two neat coIored girls for thea-er:
good salary and expenses 100" New York ave
Nv. Il
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-To bay a FIVE OF six room house,
with water and gas, IN good neighboTEoo5,
and pay for same with rent. Address BOX
255. this Office fsZ-3C
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-A very pretty G-room house, 500
down. balance moutaly. Go postal cards
PIERCE E PIERCE, ieHaa, Va fei-50t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Tvo nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; gas, heat, porcelain bath.
80 @ 81 NV IeI-2t
FOX RENT-2l6 c st. NV, large and small
FOR RENT-Farnisiled room, si.25 up. los
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. second floor. sos
9TH ST. NV fest
FOR RENT-Large. nicely furnished rooms. 50
and s. sI2 Eye St NV fe3-St
FOR RENT-Thrd floor, three rooms. and bath.
SlI- % II ST NV. fe9- st
FOR BENT-Furuished dining room and
kitchen; corner 9th and I SIS. NV: also parI0r
bedroom on first floor: VIII be rented together
OF Separately. Apply 81 9Th st. NV. fe3- 2t
FOR KENT-II6 St NV, nicely furnished
and Well heated rooms. fe3-St
FOR RENT-Large furnished or rnfIrnished
rooms. 6I3 9Th St NV. fest
FOR KENT-L8nEe front bay window room
with aicoyc. modern improvements: also we'll
lighted, healed and furnished % and 81 story
rooH}si handy to stree car lines, convenient 10
capitol and executive departments; rates rGa-
sonablc: 10 gentlemen only 1929 9Th st. NV.
SIG H ST, Nw.-NicoIy furnished front room,
terms reasonable. fe2-3t
FOR RENT-Larzc front room. furnished; steam
heat; So month; also one, s. s2I 9TH ST..
NV. feo-qt
FOR RENT-Furuished front room; reasonable.
I'll Sd st NV. fest
AZ c ST NW.-Three furnished rooms, 81. So,
$40 per month; heat, gas. ja29-G
STEAM HEATED ROOM. SO ORNE- Second
Flat. 10Th and sts- NV ja29-7t
THE most accessible location in Warrington:
new house. new furniture; rooms single or en-
suite; steam heat, hot water, private baths:
bath for every two rooms; rates reasonable
THE PATIENCE, 80 st. NV deI3tf
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REAL ESTATE.
Bargains IN Cheap Homes and we'll
paying Investments
MOORE & HILL Unc.)
~ 18th St. n, ".
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE, s. 500.

FOR SALE, $4,000.
FOR SALF-A beautiful new house contain
ing six r.ams. reception nah. attic. and cellar:
Fo-g handsomely pfrerel and decorated: an-
.sh-d iu hardwood; heated bg igmaee. and has
every modern convenience Very fine location
Price. si-l Easy terms
EDWARDS q REEVES Iue).
ia12Et 6If 18th st. NV.
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wANTED-coUNTRY PROPERTY
TABLE BOARD.

o>E OF THE BEST PLACES at which to get
breakfast. luncheon. and dinner is at tYE
OLDE home" ~ IItH 81. NV. Wholesome
meals. neatly and daiutijy served. popular
prices. Try IT, feg-3t
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WANTED-Errand boy. Apply grocery store
2l6 Sd 81. nv. 1t
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" ANIED-I0yo good BARRIERS 1T once; steady
job. good guarantee given. go d 81. DIV. II
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FOUND.

FOJ-ND-The best fried oysters etc, in the
CITY. at ia Fl ST. uW. Try them. fc3-3t
FOUND-Lacey' ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents per gallon. Delivered in unletteTed
wagons. 6O7 New XoIk ave. nv. ml0-h
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WANTED-FARMS.

gEANTED-A farm or country residence. within
one or two hours Of city SUMNER. III llth
81 NV te2-5t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALG.

WANTED-By an experienced white woman, a
place as housekeeper, or light housewors; 10
objection TO children; fTst-ciass reference l3l
u St Ea 1t
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hANTED-Laborer~, tcaustcrs. also boy wash
Dishes also house man. Inquire 2J22 9TH st.
NV Il
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WANTED-Good white barber, wages glIaran-
1t
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NAAlED-Drivcr for doctor. two reamsteTs.
also porter Inquire 1925 18th St NV 1t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

F0R SALT-BruJEcT and sister must sell their
bicycles g. each; god order. address BOZ 2p3
his office. ia8l-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

We sell, exchange. and rent property.
lst ST nv, 10 rooms and bath brick. SO 500
Florida ave NV, 6 rooms and bath-....... s $50
New 6 room 6ud bath brick. se....----. 2. 800
Meridian Hill NV, room frame...--...-- q 500
o St NV, 3 room frame. Win Trade. 2 500
Call at Office for Others. fest
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR IN
FURNISHED ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.


LARGE. FRONT ROOM, suitable for two. with
-or-E'H3iout board ClsG ST. NV. ie45t
At lelz * IT. SW.-Large, veil furnished
rooms, singly or "a suite with GER without
meals; house has all modern improvements
and well heated fe4-2g
s GRANT PLACE-sfcam heated south room Tor
aue or Two persons; good board. fe4-at
ROOMS AND BOARD in Southern household;
central location. 92a s.. NV ie3-7g
FOR RENT-Nicel~ furnished front room. with
board: reasonable rates 22y ST. uw. ie9-zt
DOT FRONT ROOM. With board. two. $50
week each Ipgz 9th 81. NV. fes-3t
2l2l N ST. NW--R9om and board. s. week;
early breakfast ses2t
LARGE, bright rooms With or without board.
5l8 18th ST. NV fest
LARGE, warm single room, with board. so.
central. 5I5 ST NV fr2-3f
FOR REST-Rooms. with board. rs um ST.
NV srz-a-
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without board.
lot water heat sI4 9Th ST. NV. fcl-lgt
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS. SIS and -
up, respectively; table board and transfents;
music $50 70 :. Mondays 10 y p H. HOTEL
BALTIMORE, 18th 81. and New YORK ave. nv.
fcI-Tt
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WASTED-By young girl, light bousework or
cleaning fats 6I7 I St nv IL
WANTED-By q young lady. q position as
cashier OF bookkeeper; experience Address
BOX ga this Office. Il
1YANTED-Plsce 10 do general hCusework in
small family 1913 6th st. nv. II
WANTED-By col0red girl, place as cook;
STAY nights 1919 St nw. fe3-zt
WANTED-By white lady. place 70 nurse sick;
no objection 10 contagious diseases. h. N, POO
Pennsylvania ave, NV, third floor. fe82t
WASTED-A trained nurse would like an in
valid 70 care fog through the day terms red-
sonauIC. Address TRAINED NURSE, Cos Il
- NV fest
WANTED-Ry reliable ColOred girl. place IS
oh4nberTnaid or general houseworker. los Pierce
st. NV fe3-Et
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three or four unfinished rooms.
second floor; heat and gas; light housekeeping
l2S5 9th ST NV feast
FOR RENT-Threc unfurnished rooms; light
housekeeping. l0l ID ST. ne, fest
FOR RENT-Three rooms. light Housekeeping
10 G St ne feast
FOR BENT-Three unfinished rooms. with all
modern improvements. cheap. G47 Florence 81.
ne fe8-8t
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms. well
heated; also one furnished s22 { ST. Sc.
--z2-2-
FOR RENTED OF three unfurnished rooms,
with heat and gas. l23 eth st. ne. fe3.3t
FOR RENT-Three UNFINISHED rooms. with
heat, gas and bath; Sl5 Addr q BOX go.
this office fest
FOR RENT-One OF two unfinished rooms
aith all modern improvements; bring refer
ence; rent S. 81; adults only Inquire 1901
North Capitol st fe3-2t
FOR RENT-L-arge room, near bath, only IS.
1909 st. NV. fe2-3t
FOR RENT-Two or three large bright rooms;
every convenience 30 8th st. NV feast
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms. with
heat and gas Us 18th st. ne. fest
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms bath. etc
$ month 1919 Delaware ave ne. fest
FOR Rent Unfinished front room: heat.
light use Of baths SO CPS C st. NV, fe2 St
FOR RENTAL unfinished front room. 40.
ply at So North Capitol St fest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
Graves-LankfOrd.

CAxrsBRooK, VA, Oct. 22-The mar
riaxe OF Miss Pattie Wills Landlord 10
Mr.. Henry X Graves. Of Williamsburg
took place Wednesday morning at $50
a'elock in Bethel Baptist Church The
ceremony " az performed BY the Kew. d
z. SDead-
TIE natron Of honor was Mrs. Doug
las Martin, sister Of the bride. the
br;desna aids bei-g Miss Matte Johnson
| ofcarxsbrook. Va. Miss Bessie Holland
=, ao~cotSl. Va, Miss Lizzie Joseph. o
O.ehnoud. and Misses Lillian Graves
pio,epce Maupin and Maggie Core. O
Williamsburg. Mr.. AbDer Cary Ooooc
| "a Richmond, was best man, and IN
..h~r. were Messrs- Frank Lankfor
a,d Leslie Atkinson. Of Fluvanna' Rob'
II Bar,ow and Richard W. Malone.
Williamsburg.
~ and MRS. Graves left for brild
.o.r through Virginia. Kentucky al
ohio. There home gill be IN William
. ! burg. -
; a. tames Laukford, Of FiHvanna 81
: oret,y and very popular with all WI
xnow her. The bridegroom Is one
-. ,.o.t popular young gentlemen
:. u,.,s;e,nsbur9, and IL connected with Z
Z rh<sapeAlx & Ohio railroad there.
frhe Gazette joins with the ma
= -. a Mr. and Mrs. Caves "a wi.
isg them happy and pfo'psfoS' '1'
g s;ed lis,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

committed 20 the care OF the state every
possible safeguard should he thrown
around them. and IL Is an ugly state
rnsnt that the sanitary conditions OF any
state hospital arc bad.
We do not imagine that the conditions
are attributable TO any degree Of neglect
or indifference upon the part OF Dr.. Eos
ter. who is a capable and conscientious
man. but we rather suspect that the
limited appropriations by the iegisia-
ture arc responsible sor the state Of al
fairs. At any rate il should not be the
case. and as State Commissioner Lane
isa resident % williamsburg il Is likely
that he viii urge the legislature neK'
month 20 relieve the condition OF th''
hospital.
Has Or. Henley recently made an OK
animation Of the sanitary condition @
the Eastern State Hospital
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

~. sol,o~sns is from the Newport
u~rsld. Surely one bas 30 60
from boDs 70 hear the Ds~'' good Or
I'D. The IS Dews 10 as
t,.roent report made 70 The state
1fhesltb by Or. L. Heniey, OF
,w.,s;arnsbusS. the physician states that
,s-s-;,srv condition Of The public N
raj respect and from what eAuse'
-..,<d report does not show, DIT
-. -ae,ter Of oficiai record that Df.
Henisy 90 reports In's ssss'' 80
NOT 20 b< ths CASE. ns P0Dne 49, 49,.
.io.s At Williamsburg Ano oIssf go !.
of;ts kind IN the state snon'o - =
erery respect above sufn . e'ss.s'. -.
xb<s h<splsss spc sit''ssso Ps'p" 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
Better Than pills.

The question has been asked-ln what
way are Chamberlain stomach and
Liver Tablets superior 70 the ordinary
catArrzh and liver pillsi Our answer is
They Are easier aud more pleasant 10
take and their effect ia 20 gentle and
Agreeable that one hardly realizes that
il il produced by medicine. Then they
tpot only move the bowels but improv
be sppetitA and aid the digestion Fof
sale a. 25 cents per bottle by J. Il
Stone
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

~. verdict Of the coroner jury n TIC
os.b. death Of the patient, Bel.
n. Hosustal is n measure q strong
c--sure q The management Al o. -
-errst that this uaan succeeded II h'ii'Hs
,;--self but i Is one Of those Eniortan-
ate things that VII occur despite every
thing that car * done 70 prevent IL
Exsn where patients arr eiosely watch
I'd 4hev suooee5 II their purpose Il sp-
rs-. 70 rs OILY remarkable that there
10. many r.oTe SUICIDES among
...,.ss 81 suicidal tendency ~ q hospital
sid with insane. Il serrns 70 rs that
80 charge = grave Oversight" i eaieI
,..es "a oonvey the impression that
..se;ses are frequent At this hosPita
,.,,et i not the case thrOUEh ~
s.xEsenoe q The officials hit does -
suores. the general public then the jur-
hss done harm BY its verdict Tier
IN r. suicides here and al other hosp
..,.epd al the wstchfzlness and CA
..,,s.;ssie viii not prevent IL But ever
-sxo.sf,ie care should be exercised
prosect patients from tbenseiySs-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

Mr.. T. y Marston. Knight Of Burnt
Ordinary, crowned the queen, Mr.. X.
T. Wright. knight Of York River. crown
ed first maid Of honor. Mr. q. A. Mars
ton, Knight Of Holly Springs, second
maid and Mr.. L. <. Wilkinson, knight
Of Hickory Neck. third maid.
The coronation exercises took place at
Hotel Jennings Friday night. Mr.. W.
W. Ware delivered the address. Miss
Bessie Clay was crowned queen Miss
Annie Barnes 6rst maid Of honor, Miss
Blanche Piggott second maid and Miss
/ Ellen Cowles third maid OF honor.
The Ball held at Hotel Jennings was a
brilliant affair. The coronation address
was delivered at $50 O'Clock. In hi
speech Mr.. Ware compared the knight
OF today with the Knights Of the 1+tl
century and said in part that the sam
impulscs that started the hearts Of III
T Knights Of the Middle Ages kndled
Ere in the hearts OF these young and. IA
liant Knights Of this age, causing the'
TO 20 forth in yonder field 10 contest &c
, a prize which they bring tonight 10 pla'
!. upon the brow Of these fair and love
D. maidens. he paid a high tribute 70 q
b ralantry Of the Knights and glowi'
o. tribute % the ladies OF tins day and &c
/ | Grafton. After the coronation address
4 band played Dixie and the Royal ;
e. was danced with much grace.
81 Those dancing were:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
Reply to Taxpayer.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, OCT. p. 1908
NK. EnlToE:-
SEEING 3 letter from the LiEhtfooi I Ak
psver n reference TO the cOnc.tion N
which the public school IN that lcinity
was found at the beginning OF this term
I ask a space IN your valuable paper 70
viudicate both the trustees Of the county
ard the former teacher. AS the key was
twice broken BY one Of the young men
students last term, perhaps a near rela-
tive Of the Ta1-paper, key was Dor
70 we'd TO lock the door IN order 20 &C
cure The school furniture at the closing
Of the session, and regarding the &C
cuuulstion OF dust or the desks / thini
Mr.. Taxpayer would ind il qSite
difficult task 70 prevent dust from set
| ding OF furniture IN a school Toor
| closed for ak months IN a year. a
school vas cleaned and left IN perfec
order az the ending Of the last sessio'
I feel quite sure II the present teaeh'
| viii make known Ter wants 10 II
school Board they viii be attended
as thcv have always responded at on
20 any request made BY the form
teacher ever since the Lightfoot Soho
has beeu n session. Very truly.
An Interested Party.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

Misses Mary Goddin, Grace Jones
Mary Branch Spencer, Miss Roberts,
Miss Mcauley. Miss Evelyn Johnston
Miss Rena.Clay. Misses Pearl and Alma
Narable. Miss Lillian Richardson Misses
Mamie Wright. Betsie Richardson h'tty
TAYLOR. Ellen Taylor, Bessie Clay, blanch
piOpott. Vivial Meanley, Miriam Mars
ton. Annie Christian Marston, Natiiee
simmons. Mary Simmons. Maud Oeddy'
Lula Geddy; Ellen Barnes. Messrs' X
NJ. Turner. r. E. Richardson J. b. Na'o
en- Elmrre Davis iuddie Woodward
Davis Masable. Z. p. Walden. A. W
! Nars,on. VIM Petiitt. (. e. Slater, \
! :. coddin. lr. Arthur Carlson, IuOol
/ Gatcwo, d. l. (. Wilkinson. Noel Mars
ton. C. A Marstcn. B. T. Nelson, X. !
Whit. a. (. Wright. Garter Cowles,
Il. Bacon. Thomas Slater. DR.. and Mf'
S,ephcuson. Capt and Mrs. Simonso'
Mr. ard Nrs. Jennings. AIR and Mr.
6. T. Tailor. Mr. and Mrs. \. X. la
lor. Mrs d. R. Cowies.
The lockers on were MIR. and Mr.
, Gecfv. Mr ard Ms Farrenholt' NJ
y aud Mrs. slater. Messrs. Meanie
E CowIes. IJues. Baseny, Geddy aud j
2 Ter.
/. The supper consisting Of all the dc
Re- cacies Of the season was sspread in
= spacious dining-room Of Hotel Jennin
The music for the occasion " furnish
by a Richmond Orchestra. Dancing "
kept up until $3.50.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

The following IS the honor roll OF MICH
olson school for the FIRST month:
NINTH GRADB-
Cora Arraistead, Sallie ArrnisteAd.
Grace Beal. Lulu Brooks, Mamie Jones,
ceorge Duriey, Dora Alexander. Ethel
Cooley. Olive COoley.
EIGHTH GRADS.
Dora Arrnistead. Julia Armistesd, Alice
Ware. Iohn Beal. John Alexander. Char
lie Gillian.
RoBT. E. HENDERSON, teacher.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES.
Edith Ball Bessie Speuoer, Nannis
Spencer. Claudia Brooks. Rose Warbur-
Ton. Stella Wolfe. Tom Geddy. Georg'
Williams. Gregory Spencer, Oscar Rud
,tad. Charlie Person.
VIRGTs W. JOKES, Teacher.
FIFTH GRADE.
Mamie Bull. Gertrude Oliver, ,VirgiHii
| Peachy. Laura Spencer.
FOURTH GRADE.
Pearl Jones.
HARR1Er PARKKR HASKISs. teacher
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

o~,ue 20 The presence Of earPen'e'
:, The composing room this week III
c.-r-rE i not quite a. newsy as usual
W have made ourselves eoniortAoisi o'
-. vr;n.er and VII endeaVor 10 Puoiisn
= better paper than ever before We @''
soinr 10 give or readers all the ioea
and county news Possloie-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
Democratic SperI<ing.

There will DC some Of the old-ume
Democrats campaigning in James City
before election day. On Saturday morn
ing. Oct. 81. at Diascund. voters Will
hear such speakers as the Hon. ]. \.
Stubs OF Gloucester. the Hon. I. IL.
Edwards OF West Point and Marshall
Peterson Of Norfolk. On the same al
teruoon at 4 O'Clock the same speakers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

viii be heard at Tosno and big crowd
is antie pated-
Itis ,ore than probable great meet
ING will bc held in this city on the n'ght
Of October 30th. The county and city
Democracy viii join hands in the meet
ing. The above speakers will he pres
cut.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

Il appears that The Democrats o. " -
l;a-nsburg have forgotten max l"e'S
.sould be a rs-organi1ation Of the party
~ election OF an executive commit
The matter should receive eaTiV al
,-utiou as the party ruies sbsolHtsiy K
Cuirr il.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
SATURDAY. OCT.7< 1905
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A. ]. BARNES, WILLIAMSBURG
COUNTY. CITY OFFICERS.
FOR SHERIFF..
" N. WARE, OF TOano.
FOR COM'TH ATTORNEY.
Nj HENLEY, Williamsburg
FOR TREASURER.
T G. WYNNE. OF Grove.
DISTRICT OFFICERS
FOR COM'R REVENUE.
c. 2. MARsToN. OF Toano'
FOR SUPERVISORS.
Jamestown--WM. LEE
S.onehouse-DR STEPHENSON
Powhatan-J. L. Bush
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

ToANo. VA, Oct. 23-The tournament
aud ball given here last Friday night by
the young men Of ToanO and vicinity
proved an event long TO be remembered
by the young people who participated.
The day was an ideal one-a perfect
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
TEN MERRY KNIGHTS
IN TOURNEY AT TOANO

October day. The riding was except
ionally good.
The charge 70 the Knights was denver
cd BY MIR ". W. Ware. and the s@yiy-
clad Knights looked very handsome IN
their costumes. The following are the
riders and the score:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

If troubled with 3 wesk digestion
~ ChSmberlsin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets They viii 90 you good For
ssle by J. II. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24
For Sheriff.

Vote for Il. 6. Spencer for Sheii' u
,,ryF~nExr CASDmATE, because many
os,be leadiuE Democrats and kspuoA-
eaus say he - ths right naAn II sne
right place
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-10-24

Mrs. Bird of Petersburg IS visiting
her son, Prof. Bird.
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Asst % II 4 a.
n1hs k.nd i1g Have lssys brgS,l
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Pearl Jones.
HARRrEr PARKKR EASKISs. teacher.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
North Lake.

Rev. Strand, Brown, Nc Coombs or
ganizeda Presbyterian Church in the
Town Hall Wednesday evening # a
building fund can be raised a new church
will be built in the near future.
Thos. Poole and Mrs. Tan6s were uni
ted in marriage Wednesday, and all of
Toms friends turned out and gave him
at old time shiyeree.
Arthur Crawford has moved into the
Knickerbocker Ice Co. Hotel.
1t is rumOred that We will hear more
wedding bells in the near future.
Flynn's Orchestra gave concert in w
B. II. Kerrs Hall Tuesday evening.
Winkler and Becker received car
load Of dried Brewers grain Tuesday.
John Nc Cready Of Madison is con-
Quoting a Dairy Test for Reddelien Bros
Spring birds have returned which is
a good indication of an early spring.
A. A. Fuller is looking for carload
of hogs from an Iowa friend.