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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-30

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotation
Following are the closing prices reported
By Prince & Whitley. bankers aud brokers,
~ Broadway. New York, and 10 Center
street street, New Haven:
High. Low. Open. Close,
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MALCOM & COOMBE.

SO Center Street, Members New York Stock
Exchange.
New York. Jan. 80
Rid Asked
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Officers and Directors:

Officers and Directors:
PRESIDENT FRANK MILES New York City, Miles Holman Member of
V1cE-PREsIDENr JOHN BRADLEY Director
Co.. Member of Exchange.
ling Co., Member Produce Exchange
SECRETARY CAS F. SIRK York City
York City Milling Co., Member OF Produce Exchange
Two members will be added to the by future subscribers
@ the Fn, Food &C. emny n will ss s The low
Company
n a s%p 9 ss #a s orn d I o"
tracing Organic Phospbstes everybody
up andb
and It's estimated THAT T 900 day phosfG r he Fhss
output
will sufficient avtas
very high the
r. s % ss. ss % hss rS:s can %
cereals bttrha nnat ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
G % FIVE % % @ 1s sa bssFhe ss se rbas a and s
a%
@ faS b b f e s s ss % Pss s 1 %
@ g su% % T sfo Foo o
or % p s. a'S ss o" 1s a e Ss 5
~s conp7 are closed
Company
Write for Prospectus % the office of
Ph0sfO Food Company,
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CITY
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THE WHITE HOUSE sENTRIEs.

HE W HIIE HUU Sc 5ENIRIES.
Now that congress has been asked for
an additional appropriation to complete
the White House extension, the hope is
expressed by many that a small share
boxes for watchmen at the White House
gates. The sturdy sentinels who guard
the portals of the presidents residence
are exposed to the sweep Of the winds
from every quarter. Hour by hour in
the nasty winter weather they stand at
the gates, unprotected and limited to
the gateway as a beat. The result is
that many sympathetic citizens are
urging some sort of protection for the
faithful watchmen.-NeW York Tribune.
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Industrial class offerings Of General
Electric were freely absorbed with a net
gain of 2 ga points, the stock closing at
the higest figure. Improvement was
shown by United States Realty, Repub-
lie Iron & Steel, United States Leather
and some Of the minor issues. The con-
current upward move in ennsylYania
an the Wabash issues gave rise to a re-
newal of the reports of a settlement of
the differences between the interests
controlling those properties. Aside
from the strength Of Fries and the
weakness of st. Paul, there was no
noteworthy feature in the late session.
Trading, continued narrow and opera
lions for London account were small
and of an arbitrage character. The
closing was irregular and dull. For
eign exchange continued inactive, with
demand bills ruling at 4.S6.75. The sup
ply of remittances was rather better
than usual, but the inquiry was not at
all urgent. The market appears to have
gone so far below the old export level
as to render the use of metallic remit
tances improbable. The situation is
still modified, however. by several con-
fiicting features which may develop in
teresting complications almost any day,
although it is generally believed that
no accumulation of bills will be at
tempted by the government before the
final negotiations for the transfer Of the
Panama canal property have been
completed.
The railroad bond market was mode
rately active and showed a good distri-
button of dealings, though the move
enlnt was uncertain. Total sales, par
value, $2,251,000
United States bonds were all I'M
changed on the last call.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
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natives on the rocks. Next to the slow
moving and deadly ella monster the
chuckwalla is the largest lizard of the
desert, being from a foot to foot and
half in length.-Country Life in
America.
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Chicago MHrheI.

Reported over the private wire of ]. L.
Mclean & Co., 25 Broad street, New York.
New Haven Office, $40 Chapel street. Nor
man A. Tanner. Manager.
Omen, High, Low. Close.
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported
BY Prince & Whitley. Bankers and Brokers.
81 Broadway. New York. aud 10 Center st.
New Haven;
A,1.a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
College Notes.

AIR. r. :. Clements. l.. /. OF Toano
VISITED friends at College Saturdav 80
Sunday. "a anu
Mr. W. II Grim has fallen heir r.
handsome sum of money. He j. one ot
the bcnthciaries mentioned in the viii 80
ms aunt, the late Mrs. Crims. OF Wash
ington.
Last Wednesday evening the COLLEGE,
Dramatic Club was reorgani1ed vii.
the following officers and executive
stan; President, J. VIII Gossmau. VIC.
president, .. l. Shewmakr. Secrrtar,,
n A. holt; General Manager. Z. Hp0b
Snitni BUSINESS Manager. W. A Ma
COX Stage Manager. X r. Dade. MaS.
tiers OF Properties, T y Lawrence ana
1. + Spencer. The club has soune e.
ceient talent atd expect. 70 present a
play IN few months tor the bene6t al
the College Annual The Merchant ~
Venice may be presented.
Last Thursday the Executive and
Finance Committees OF the College n~r
houtine business was transacted
In the early part OF the week Mr..
T.. Wilkins, l.. /. '9s, of Newport Naxa
visited the College with party of ms
IellOw>townsmen. Am1n0 them war;
Messrs L. a Johnson. b r. Wilvias
=: :. Moore. IL. 4. Wilkins, Waller
Wynne and II. {. Dayis. Other visitor.
were L. J. Curtis, Ithaca, n. T., ( A
Anderson, ST. Paul, MINI, V. B. Web
sier, Franklyn, VT, Mr. and Mrs. Rob,
Lindsay. Cleveland. Ohio, Mr. aud Mrs
W. I: Wells, New York City. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Eugene l.. Waldo, New Rochelle
y. T., Ben I. Caldwell, Chatan. IL
and Dr. and Mrs. Brenner OF New York
City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
Eastern Star

The Daughters degree of Masonry
was conferred upon over forty persons
IN connection with the Williamsburg
Masonic Lodge Thursday night The
Chapters known as Blair Cbanfer n,
IL IL was organized by Mr.. aud Mrs.
Nesoltt and Mrs. Bowman. OF Rich
mond, The following are the officers.
Mrs. Abe Roberts, worthy matron.
Mrs. W. L. Jones, assistant matrou
Mr, farS Jones, worthy patron, Mrs.
sydney smith. marshall. Mrs. J. h
spencer, c"nductrcss, Mrs. Vicla War-
as slstant conduc tress. Rev. II. T. Ion,
than.chsplainMiss Roberts. organist Mrs
j. ;. Z haries, warder, Mr.. h. +. Wolfe.
sentinel the five points OF the star. Mrs
y. brooks, Miss Lizzie Charles Nrs
/. W. Roberts, Miss Louise Henlev.
Mrs. Jno Leath
After the degree had been conferred
refreshments OF Richmond cream an
cake were served to all present.
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Will<inS-HOvey.

OAK TREE. Va. Feb. ia very quiet
but pretty marriage VAS soiemized res
terdsy afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
horne Of Mrs Alice Townsende. near
Nagruder. when Miss Mabel Alice Ii ovey
became the b.ide 81 LIEUT.. Robert Z.
Wilkins. ui Newport News.
Only few OF the most intimate friends
aud relatives Of the contracting parties
witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was tastefuIly dressed in a
tailor-nade suit Of dark blue. AID VA.
attended by Miss Blanche Townsende
as maid OF honor. Capt Johnson. Of the
Huntington Rifles. of Newport News.
was best man.
The ceremony was imprssSively PER
formed by Rev. WI. King. pastor Of
the Presbyterian church.
Alter receiving the hearty congratuia-
lions and best wishes ii their friends. the
happy couple were driven 10 Williams
bgrg where they took the west-boand
train for short bridal tour
The bride - the second daughter Of
Mrs. Alice Towns~nde. If Magruder, and
has a large circle Of friends The groom
IS lieutenant ofthe Huntington Rifles aud
l. also a rising youug business man. hay
ing been for some time Connected with
the srm OF Is. b. Wilkins x Bro. Of
Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins will reside in
Newport News upon their retnrn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

AoANo, "a, Fco- Il.
EDFrOR GAZETTE
MIR. Thomas b. Hcniey Of Newport
News. in February. 1901. secured a
charter from the Legislature TO build and
operate an eicctric railway and steam
ierry from the points nanaed as follows:
From Toano 10 Nest Point. crossing the
delta q the Psmuakey rives by steam
ferry. also the mouth OF the MA,taponv
liver by steam Terry. thencr 20 q. hanna
m Middlesex county. tram Usbanna to
Yorktown. thence TO the Z. * %. rail
road. A steam ferry 20 carry cars from
Gloucester Point To West Point 80 tie
York river.
Mr. Heni-y = here today With a. chief
civil engineer 20 commence IN surrey.
tie has commenced the lsyin< at a G
hrst rails 1T the TRACK from rsan. so
Plum Point.
In ao interview with Mr. Hcnsey be
saws the ash, oysters and truckias basi-
ness on the Rappahanuock river in the
pass Two years has reached sach larxe
proportions that The Weems iinc of.tcau
boats had TO put on a new b a. a. IA
from Jrbanna 70 FreCe ricksburv. that
the boa; took - hours TO make the
trp and by the proposed route. the
western markets could be reached WIN :
the boat was getting 10 Frederi>ksbars.
Here arc some ct has estimate iSu 6
Toano 20 deep water. West Point. 4.
miles. West Point To Urbauna Is nils
p miles total, average speed OF tran.
? hours 20 \. y y. railroad irom Urb.
ia.
Mr. Henley told your correspondc-.
that TINS road was for the material benc.
mt Of Newport News and Norfolk. taat
the main line IF track would DC from
Jrbanna 20 Yorktown. thence tundecid
ell by Ice Hall. Denbigh. thence q New
port News. At present, that Is the zen.
eral opinion. The Toauo branch Is sian.
ply for quick transit Of passengers.
that section OF Virginia Is the cream
OF the State in SO tar as farming lands
industries, up-to-datcness goes. / an
truly glad some people have the bust
ness sagacity 20 sec the outcome Of TAX
ing a line OF railway through that sec
ton aud stop making Baltimore richer.
\ "FARNER."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
Escaped an AwfuI Fate.

Mr.. IL. Haggins OF Melbourne. Fla,
writes, My doctor told me I bad Con
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. l was given up TO die. The Of
Ter OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, induced me e try il. Re-
suits were startling. am now on the
road 10 recovery and owe all 70 DR..
Kings New Discovery. IL surely saved
my life Tbs great cure Is guaranteed
for all throat and .ung diseases by
Leonard Henley, druggist Price soc
and 81. 90. Trial bottles free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
COCLAL AND -
- PERSONA

1is-;<zrzzsz Isz-z;A ~ ~ - IL ~ 2:s7al
Last chance for the Cyclopedia
Send your subscriptions and guesses.
Mr.. Ole J. Aas of Oak Tree was here
here today.
Messrs. Tom Bloxton and James 4.
Banks, who have been III. arc better.
Users of Tobacco in any form can have
their wants supphed-at Stones Drug
store.
Miss Emily Adair of Richmond was
the guest Of Miss Alice Wharton this
week.
If you are in need OF anything in the
Stationery line. you can either find il or
have II ordered in IS hours-aV Stone ;
Drugstore,
Want TO buy Peninsula farm c NJ.
BENCH, Toano. Va, has Just what you
want. Write him.
Mr.. James Pomroy Of Ewell has re.
turned from " ashington.
Window glass in regular sizes always
IN stock. and any size cut t. order with
cut extra chan gC-at Stones Drugstore.
Mrs T. d. Saunders. who has been
quite SICK for the past month, continues
TO improve.
Orders booked for Early Houlion seed
potatoes, SOFA Beans, Cow Pesse, Grade
Poland China Pigs Apply to E. J.
Tsber. Williamsburg, va. Ats
Miss Catharine Henley. Of the Rich
mond Seminary. was expected home to
day with several young ladies 10 visit
her mother, Mrs Ida Henley. but has
deferred hr~ visit till Easter.
Congressman B. F. Caldwell, OF the
Springfield. H.. district was a visitor
here last Saturday. He came with let.
tiers of introduction 10 Hon, X. T. Armi
stead and Pres. Lyon .. Tyler. The
Congressman was much pleased Will
hs visit and was shown every courtesy
The Executive Committee Ct the vii,
liam and May College Alumni Associa-
ton mel in the Office of the secretary
Mr. II. ID. Cole Those present were Dr.
J. A. (. Chandler. Of Richmond, presi
dent. Messrs. II. ID. Cole. T. II Geddy
and DR.. ~. A. HanKins, Hon. Percy ;
Stephenson, OF Norfolk. The committe,
invited a prominent young slumnus I,
deliver the Grafton and appointed
committee 10 arrange for the snnuA
banquet
The BOoKloVers Tabard Inn Library
VIII locate a branch N williamsburg a
Stones Drugstore. if seventy-tve sub
sc-ibers are obtained. Many OF ou
prominent citizens have already signec
their names 10 the list which Is Ia n,
charge of Miss Cora I. Barlow, VIII
viii readily show you that by becoming
member of this well known library YOU
can read the very latest books at the
cost of few cents. AS the library Is C..
tablished IN Richmoud and is being es-
tablished in all surrounding towns. pros
pective members can feel justified IN en-
lering project that is highly recon
mended by not only it's members but by
the press and clergy OF this country and
Europe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

CrArE or VIRGINIA. N THE
y CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY
OF WILLIAMSBURG AND COIN
rN OF JAMES CITY. TO-WII.
Ia Vacation. January. the 9th. 1908.
M Chanccry.
Archer Brooks per rep.
vs..
MAJOR Fields. per rep ct ais
The object of this SUIT - 10 ha We the
Ted of trust of Major Fields 90 a. p.
Peachy. trustee. bearing date IN the
18th day of September. 1883. aud re-
corded IN th~ office OF the Clerk "a the
Court for the County OF James -ity and
City ol Williamsburg. ia deed book No.
>. at page b. released or discharged.
aud 10 subject the iOt OF land situate IN
the City Of williamsburg, Nlrsinia.
" hereof ~ ior Fields died seized aud
possessed. "a the payment OF a single
bali under seal. executed by the -ald
Major Fields m favor % Archer books.
now deceased. dated September the
22nd, 1855, and payable on tie trsr
day OF April. 1857. the payu.e..t OF
~ hich Is secured by deed ot aust OF
even date with said bond 10 NJ. X.
| Harrell as trustee.
IL appearing BY affidavit that George
| Fields. Rhoda Fields and kstellc Field. are
4
sary defendants To this suit. IL - ths rrfore
ordered that the said George Fields.
RhOda Fields and Estelle Fields appxar
alter fifteen days due publicatiOn OF
tins notice IA the Clerks ofnce Of the
said Court, and do what is necessary
/ TO protest their interest. Ia IS furtner
ordered that copy hereof DC Published
/ Tor four successive weeks Ia the Virginia
/ Gazette, "a newspaper published ia the
City % Williamsburg. Virginia. ansi that
a copy be posted at the fronJ door ct
the Courthouse OF this Court Oh the
hrst day OF the next term OF the Court
/ tor the County OF James City anu the
/ City Of Williamsburg.
I. H>GEDDV, Clerk.
A eopy-reste:
7. Ii. GEDOV. Cle,k.
Lorvelie L. Henley p. q.
! Jan. IS, 1903. 3Il4t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

EDITOR CAxErrE:-

Error CAxETrE:--
During the last month or SO have
beard the question asked hundreds of
times Is the city gDing wet or dry this
sPTings The majority of the business
uien arc IN favor of its going wet and
also good many citizens who voted
dry" last election. and have since thcn
seen the folly OF their ways. Now instead
Of talking let as get together and work.
he business Mems Association are do
,ug good work in he upbaildiug OF the
City. Are the voters going to vote a c
Ciiy dry" again and thus handicap
most TO benefit every citizen who lives
in the City OF Williamsburg ard Iars,
City county? Did you ever know OF n
dry town getting any factories 70 loca. c
in it, II SO. would like TO know of !,
have travelled good deal both in To-
cal option and licensed towns. villages
and cities. and l have always noticed
that the licensed communities were al.
WAYS the places where you found the
busters and live wide awake business
men
Fellow voters and citizens. ifvou wan,
70 kill your city vote dry. But /. Won
want wide awade city, that will
reach out tor business and encouraee
good people 20 come here aud iuv-~,
their money IN factories and farms. vote
for license. but make il high license. let
the City Council get together and draw
40 an ordinance which Will be IS fol.
lows:
City license for the sale e all intoxi-
cariug liquors $500 per aunum.
All saloons shall be closed at 10 p n.
and not opened before 8 a. m.
After closing at night all screens and
distractions be removed SO that the
City Sergeant and cit zeus may sec that
the ordinance IS not being violated.
Any saloon keeper violating any ordi-
dance shall be fined not less than S25
and not more than 500.
low only good honest men get into the
business aud keep out the unscrupious
element BY all means let US have al
licensed city. Enforce good and strict
ordinances and you viii see that It Will
work a good deal better than local
option.
What has local option done tor the
city; 1 VIII tell you what 1t has done.
Il made the city lose about eight nun
dred dollars. There was Just as much
whskev 70 DC got as before the city wen,
dry. the only difference was York county
got the revenue. Not only that bu;
think OF the thousands of dollars that
have bsen sent out al the city q New.
port News. Richmond ard other cite.
for whiskey that was shipped Ia here
Voters wake up and get 70 work you
have been asleep for almost two years
Wake up now and make up for lost
time. Let Us have high hceuse city
with water-works for IRE protection and
| domestic purposes, electric hghts. propc.
and efhcent police protection and Ell
couragement 10 our Business Mems A.
sySiation and our husthng real estate
men who are doing so much 10 make u
a prosperous people.
Let our motto be work. Talk IS chez
but i, don't buy land OF pay the rent.
Yours respectfully,
1 S.~pv-rrE
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@ a - q TT
B,srs.ss 1Ihs Kind You Haze slsays Bought
as. a &HZIMf
York News.

YORKTOWN. Va. Feb. 1o.-John Lee,
colored, master of the schooner, II. A.
Holman, was knocked overheard and
d-owned' yesterday just above here. he
was struck by the boom.
County Court was in session Mon
day, but only routine business was at
tended TO. The grand jury returned no
indictments.
MIR, John s. Denuefville has been con-
fined 10 his bed with grip.
Feb. 2l.-The body Of Lee. who was
drowned Wednesday. has not been foupd
ret. Thsy are dragging for II today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
4ycheS Brooks.
General insurance Agent

Representing the following
tiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire x Marine and Va.
State, Richmond. virginia:
Home, of y. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich L MON
Pennsylvania Fire and Fir
Association, of Philadelphia.
/ also represent the Fsdel
ity 4 Deposit Co., of Nd. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co., of y. Y.
All business entrusted,
whether Reinsurance bonds
or of indemnity on officials
or employees, will receive
prompt attention.
ossss Over Spsaew Dsss. easss,
WILLIAMSBURG. vs..
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. - - TIC 7rA.
Bssr,ths ,Ihs Kind You Hse llaaS Bc1rht
'', q &zzZzzSs<
Oak Tree Items.

OAK TREE, Va, Feb. 19-Monday
afternoon as the eastbound train threw
OF the mail pouch AT Lightfoot, IT was
caught under the wheels OF the moving
tram and dragged some distance, dam-
aging the pouch and contents.
Mr.. w. l.. Schenck returned home to-
day after a short visit TO his son, MIR
W. b, Schenck of Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
He is Improving.

Mrs. Ida Henley returned Wednesday
from Richmond where she had been at
the bedside of her son, Mr.. Norvelle
Henley, al the Old Dominion Hospital.
Mr.. Henley. We are glad 10 note. Is rap
idly recovering and Will be at home IN a
couple OF weeks. Toe doctor removed
the stitches Thursday,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

Potatoes, onion sets and other garden
seeds Will be received this week. Also
orders taken for Clover seed. Orchard
grass, Sat Stones Drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
g ME~so-
This signature Is on every Dor % the senuir B
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets

New type at The Gazette Office en-
ahles Us 70 give you nicer printing than
ever before Just give Us a call. Goods
delivered free between Richmond and
Newport News on {. x o. Nv.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If il
tails TO cure. Z. w. Groves signature is
Gu each box. 25c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

Judge Sydney Smith announces thu,
ne has ordered losal option elections to
DC neid Ia Stonehouse and PowSatan
Beth viii 20 dry. -"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
You Know That You Are Taking

When YOU take Groves TastelesS Chiu
Tonic because the formula IS plainly
printed ON every bottle showing that Il
- SIMPLY Iron and Quiuinc in a tasteles.
form. No Cure, No Pay. SOC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

The kic2eys are yorr
elcod purfiera hey o.
Ter out The waste or
impurities IA ne eioc1.
u hey are sick or ct
q order. they Ca. 10 60
their work.
Pans. zcacsGrdrhcc-
mzils-n cocc from e.
cess 81 uric acid in ne
oio'od. due % nexiect-d
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
STA

T. THE CLERKS OFFICE OF rHE
Circuit Court OF the County OF Y,rx
on the 23rd day OF January, 1913
Robert Cheeseman-..P Plaintiff
against IN
Ida Cbeeseman...-..De Defendant Charesry.
The object cs this suit is 10 obtain a
divorce "a vinculo matrimouii'' b. the
plaintiff from che defendant Anc an
affidavit having been made aud 1lcd
that the defendant Ida Cheeseman Is act
a resident of the State OF Virginia. II =
ordered that she do appear hefe. within
kfteen dave after cae pebkcation be cot.
and do what may DC necessary 10 pro-
tect her interest N this suir AID II -
farther ordered that 4 copy be p1bssSh~d
once week for four weeks IN sssu.2
newspaper and that copy * sorthx isa
posted az the 'front.' door Of the eoarr-
house Of tins eouaty.
A copy-Teste;
si-i-st- T. I. HrDec<s. cs<rk.
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stops the Cough and Works OF
the Cold.

Laxative Bromo QuiriDe Tablets cure a
God 9 IN ode day. No Cure. No Pay. Price
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Railroads
ITO r HE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
ENOCH REN. DECEASED.

ITO I HE INK NOWN HEIRS OF
ENOCH REN. DECEASED
You arc hereby notified that a tract
Of land containing one acre. more or les.
Granville. Va, lying ga lanes river.
about Ia miles vest 81 Court Housr. m
Harrison District. Charics City county.
Va. was sold On the 10th day of lirtrsss-
Der. 1897 tor delinquent taxes. icvscs
interests aud costs 60 the Common
wealth of Virginia. and applicati, 70 Tor
the purchase thereof has been fird IN
TINS othce. and u appearing ssuin the
records OF tins office that you are inter
estcd IN SAID land, YOU are further mott
he'd TO appear in four months from the
date of TINS notice and do what may
oe necessary To protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 10Th day "a
January, 1903.
J. +. MAIoR. Clcrk
3i-i-st. Sharles City County Court.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21

Runaway ain ost ending sataifv.
stated a scrriole ulcer on the leu q
s. OTnsr. Ffanklin Grove. ln. For four
yeais u G,ned AL do,tors and al re-
medies. But Bug Kiens Arn.cA SAVE
bad no trouble 60 cure him. EQaai.F
good ior buhns, bsUises. SKin Etuc-
TONS and piles. CSC at Leonard HenIsl, =
drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-02-21
Miscellaneous.
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
unseaithy kidneys Make Insurr slco.d.

All ne bloot IN your Socy passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.