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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
n.n--.ts -. H. 60.

n there ia scarcity of gold dnr'ns
the twenty drst and twenty second cen
tur.es dentists. according TO German
statistician. viii probably DO more o.
blame tban any one else.
He asserts that they use every year
in aning teeth and other WORK about
eight hundred knogrammes or gold
trs value OF which IS 100000. and
chat at this rate the graveyards oI tAe
various countries VIII contain in three
hundred years from now sloO.0YO.OO'
worth OF gold.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
Ask Your Druggist for free Peruna Almanac for 9O4.
- - - Bus.nsrs.

AZ an English rent-audit dinner me
squire noticed that new tenant ~
his. sitting in the place az honor ON
his right hand. was taking nothing to
drink. SO he sail "Weli. Johnson. this
won't 60. You are drinking nothing.
etc. Johnson replied ESQ. squire. I
never drinks nothing with my meals.
"Hows that2" asked the squire. care
YOU A t-etotaier. or suffering f-om
rheumatism or anything and acting
under doctor ordersf" "No. squire.
'tainr that It's this way. X YOU
take a bucket ful of water. you can Z
get 20 taters into 10. but u you put
+ the taters in drst. it's wonderful what
/ lot OF water you can get Ia after
wards
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

likelihood Is that he can return = 20 yoa
with large Interest
The long, long hours. patiently sccnt ~
helping the little ones unoerstend 49,
moral and religious truth. represent -
much tirnc gone from you with no ifnrr
diate possibly no ultimate. advantage 70
yourself. but the return VIII p IN the
character OF him you have been training
The agony 81 rrsvcre for hayward sons.
stravsug daughters. indifferent irienoe are
an heard. and wili be answered " we keen /
On casting our heart echcs. orr same an.l
our lonzinxs upon the apparently unhcee-
ing waters.
How many are che temptations 20 'i--
4 colracemsnt experienced By enc CHRISTIAN
/ Nn-k.r The ~untay-~cho0. teacher comes
Il horne tired out 0v the seemingly unsne-
+ rrs-fuI attempt % impress or even interest," 4
I thp~e whom she has been tcacn.nE- /
. whole church year passes ana woas 80 /
I been accomuiishcdF I'm the ewes on the |
/ worldly economist. such Wearing and tear
ing labor IS very foolish. According 20 o's
/ method OF computation nothing pay- save
What brings IN material protts >ucn l--
/ conception merits solomon : characteri,i-
tion. All this - vanity and STRIVING a'tsE
4 Wind"
The opinion Of the worldly economist rs
/ nor n sunrcr,e court whose dcciSionS are
. binding on che Christian. Nothing done
. / for others "a ever lost. III performed t'F
/ Cod and humanity with taitn ia fe''i.S
p the reward viii be inevitable -
1 Better men and purer women AT. w
certain nrolucls of every teacher spiIl t-
t,al venture in casting her bread upon tne
= waters. for ne return 70 may sometime
I+is ant 20 be far CRY % The nantes
=. / t,f..n OF rcsnits The many DAYS az our
# trvt may mean never on THIS corner ot
b. universe 50 far as the pocNe tDooN, KS
e standing IN Che community, the ''he,
~ influence upon others D. concerne1- So
,s even 50.
"a Oars il the gracious service whence
g Comes. day oy day. The recon- pense
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

-Jerry." the biz OK which has been
exhibited at so many New England
fairs during past years. was killed last
week. re was rs years old. and as he
was losing weight II was thought best
20 send him to the slaughter house
The OK weighed 1855 pounds at one
time and was one OF the heaviest. II
not the heaviest. oxen In tho country
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

The biggest gold-producing mine In
ne world is the Homestase, IN Soutn
Dakota. The ore yields less than -
4 ton. but is worked at small cost Inc
,utput now il over 10000 ounces me
tokd n month and viii soon be IN
sreaScd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

The more we look a, the world With in-
te.lgent and towns eyes. the more me
word means 70 Us. 4 he more We icok at
each others face with intelligence and ioves
the more human beings mean 70 Us Inc
more We think OF the iathom.ess deps as
and the lofty height Of being, aud OF the
Being that Ills beng and - the source
of il. the more u Val mean ~ 49,
Charles &. Ames.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

An untimcly death 90 often follows neg
lect Of s,isht cough or cold. II Taylors
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mul
Isin il taken in time IL viii prevent any
evil results 1t cures coughs. colds ano
consumption.
Al druggists. nc. soc. and 81 90 bottle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
PERSONS WHO LIVED LONG
Men and Women Who Reached Years
Of Remarkable Length.

Men and Wcmen Who Reached Years
Of Remarkable Length.
The late Pope Leo had long life.
but compared with the ages OF others
who had gone before him he was com
paratively youthful at his death
Thomas Parr and Henry jenkins are.
respectivoly. credited with the ages
Of l52 and 100. Jeanne Serimphan
was married when she was l2t and
died when she was 1cS. DR.. Duiour-
nol married AT I16 and became tho
father OF two children and died az 100.
Marie Priou reached the age OF l3S.
A woman OF Metz the mother OF
twenty-four children. died at the age
OF 100. Surgeon Politman celebrated
his one hundred and fortieth birth
day. Patrick O'Nel buried seven
wives and died AT 40. and Norwe
gisn peasant is recorded as dying az
100 and leaving two sons, one aged
los and the other only nine summers
Robert TAYLOR lived 20 be l3f and dice
OF excitement on receiving the pictur'
OF Queen Victoria signed by herself
An lrishman named Brown. who wa
a habitual drunkard. lived 20 be IFS
he had a daily jag for ninety years
Durond oEstivel OF Cahors lived &
be I2S. A woman Of l24 drank stron
coffee in great quantities all her days
while q man of ia lived on frui
chiefly melons. and chewed lemo
peel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

Most os The children in Japan are taught
20 write with both hands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

PisO's Cure Is the best medicine We ever used
Tor all affections OF throat and lungs.-NN.
D. ESDsLEy. vAnburcn. Ind. Feb. 10. 1900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
UNGODLY OPINIONS
our REGULAR SUNDAY SERMON.
The Decisions of the Wicked Are Not
20 BE Accepted as Binding Concern
Ing Christian Conduct

The fsxf was from Ecrics'asfcs vl- T.
Cast thy bread upon ere waters for thou
shalt find 10 after many o1y-. Mf. Nies
The book of Fcc'es.a-tes is Che life re-
view oi the r1-rs- and richest man OF his
dav Every statement has been tested.
young man mght have said the sane
thing with equal elo0ucuce and convlc-
ton, but the impression on tn- mind ~
the elderly reader would to-. Ncs. his at-
vice y All very we'll in theory, out what
does he know about lfe.
The words of the aged solomon arc orcn
90 no such criticism our text ia the FIRST
of the short pithv sentences with which
the teachings OF has wonderful career are
In Thought ne goes back 10 tine early
DAYS Of has reign. Then his country was I
insignificant. Jerusalem itself was pie /
oneer city only thlrty-threc wears old lis /
people bore something OF the same rc.a- I
ton 90 the surrounding nations as did the /
Beers OF dozen wears ago % the Euro- I
pean countries They were strong. rcli-- }
ious self contained. with rev extremes OF
poverty Or wealth. who had partially en-
shaved. partially cvtcrmlnal "a, the orig
NAL inhabitants OF the land. Yet. they
we're mostly isolated ON their plantations
/ and lacked the po.-sh of refinement and
+ culture which only comes with long sct-
/ Element of country and contact Nth Che
4 great world.
Solomon recalled how aricnt'v 10 had
. entered into the work OF putting h- sul-
/ lccts abreast ~ the times. lic had wil-
I ,nci che borders of the land until they
/ reached the Red Sea. There docktart
was established. = Hrct of ships was hri.t
and launched. marking trc trs- ventures
OF the jews IN commerce.
Human nature being The same En- an
ages. we can he sure tn'r many n jewish
/ focv remonstr1tcd What. sake hart-
earned money. Che result OF $50 much toll in
/ the fields. aud pgt 10 bon these tubs. GO co
on no one knows WHORE. to return mo- one
/ knows when HI crert Dung hing. don b
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

A bird Gaze large cough 90 contain 100
birds wiz h. owe of the attractions OF the
S. Louis Exhibition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
omit Cou~hing.

WHY couch. when for orc. and THIS no
tice you get % doses of an aaso lte.v.
guaranteed ,onrh cure in tnb,et form, post
paid Or. Skirvin Co, la Crosse. WIS.
fACI1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

About S5.5OOOOO have already been
paid in Spanish war pensions; the av-
.race yearly value OF tie Spanish war
pension IS Si37. and the average an
uual value % all other pensions is SlS3.
and 3Of. 500 applications Tor Spanish
war pensions await adjudication.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
An Untim-lr Dratl, .

II = against Ita'isn law 20 sink a well
within 800 feet % cemetery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

DyeIn6 l. easy as washing when
PuTNAM ikDEIFsS DYES are used
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

The Canadian Pacific Railway sold
last year from IFS subsidy land near
" 100000 acres at a price averag
ing less than 81 an acre In the pre-
vious year il sold less than 100000
acres at price averaging a little over
SO an acre
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

4 The readers ofthia pape- VIII b pleas-dso
ilearr that there Is az least one dreaded dis
ease thai science has bean able 20 cure IN Al
hostage. and that II at arm. Halls Catarrh
Cure fs tho only positive cure now known %
The medical frate rnitv. Catarrn beinc con-
fitutional disease. requires ccnstituttonN
treatment. Halls CstRrrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally. acting directly upOa thc blood and nn-
coussurfRces OF the system. thereby destroy
lnc the foundation % the disc tse and civlu !;
the patient strength by building mp the con-
gtitution and assistin. nature In doing "a
work. The proDrietors have so much iaithta
It, curative Do yers tnat they o1er ono han-
tred Dollars for any case that IL fails - c1re-
send for list OF testi m oniRls- Address
=. =. CBKSEv & Co.. Io4e4s. ,.
Sold by Drug -ists. 7i'.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

Ms WlnsloV's Soo.nin 5v-1o for c'i' t-el
teethinc. .oitac go ,1ms. rel aces In Ian ~.
ton Allavs "A q. % -ef 80 l-. p . 1--,f
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

Present day pilgrims try 70 make u,
first day mamma last for seven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02
,LV7V4 RBP0WY

NJ, J ~ Brew, D~
nezan Sprsnss. No wrssess
NV httie daughter. rhr-s
year. Cd. was troubled --sfe
= very bad cough wAhcs -
NAMED alter an attsck -
Catarrhal fever. She 80
taken ono bottle Of Psrune
through which she has 80
tanned = complete cure 80
- now a. wen and harpy -
ht,,s or. can b WEI
our frrnts say hos ~-A
she looks / tel them ferlra~
did it.
later letter shr ~HrH
/ our h,tic daughter eontlH-
! nes 20 have good health
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-02

FTrSner f. ~ nervous
NerveRestorc-. S2-rlal oo- tle and eauseiree
Dr.R.H. ALINs. Ltd. ill Arch See. III o.. . b
In some Of the rura, districts Of Germany
the expenses az marriage feast are borns
~ Z guess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
TRYING To START
ANOTHER BOYCOTT

the strikers should b. taken back
aa soon az possible cut 81 the Ice
men neW employed at the plant I
understand that onlx ane or two ate
union men. The plant iH virtually
non .unian. All trsm#tefa. butchers
and engineers employed there
t>eff other packing house In the
city lH run with uuiau men. Al our
request she American Federation #
Labor at ltu convention ut Spokane
Last winter huy.1ttcd the house
When & a. Frye president af the
Ffyc. uruhu company WIS informed
OF che efforts uf the butchers union
ta start another boycott THE after
nuun be stated @ HaHuot ssY iust
how many ct aHf employees are union
ur non unIou men. According io ouf
agreement vr aeTr o. HmpiHz s. horn
~ liked without hHNsVrr dla.fiu=
mating against union men. W.
have employed The men W. wanted
ana We have Kept In eur employ all
men who have given Htsfattian#
We have not employed HHE WHH
because DC wHa or uaH MOE n union
mau. uor have we dIaU hafErd ans
man because he dId 81 did not be-
Iuur 20 the union W have lived
ur to auf agreement to che letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

baIdt sagr That the most ftIr.uIHd
Ell report chat be- haa hfafi from
the inside 40 set aas brought out
by = D. HafndsH. manager of tHr
finn uf Eaaa- Higgins q Co Of
FEaHaav. s#Hu has been III ihat r.
tIHH Huf|HE me spring months for
the purpose af establishing % branch
boa the rsa mining center NJ Har.
aaeH arrived boo sEaERaF from thr
Tanaua 0u July r.
The THHaus aHH De great camp
neat sa4f# said Sir HaHalsu. #hut
from fhs Indications prevalent - rho
time & Was there. If VII very HEsIf
be- afcrfoas during the present sra
HaH
The output Of fhe TaHana. az io
tha TINE 81 my departure has been
estimated - frem 1tn0 Geo ~ fHas
900 think a. safe and rouas ma
fIss estimate 81 IT, raHHg .leaH=up
would bs soc 0aa
s#rI.lfe r. gold there Boo great
guHHfIf.aH but IL il Hof ruor man.
ramn this se4r Sfsf year If a.II
b. al rghf fur any Who may Wlfh
90 e thee The danger lH that
there NlI Be- stampede 81 poor
meH 20 the country The merchants
of Cinema and Fairbanks have drawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

ulhffn.
rs ms friend dead7 No. be has
only given up his lahurH here. for
the position of student In that
better kingdom tie lives in our
hearts. aud In his works lie died
II his naat. like true hero. be
faced death aud worked till the last
mamont 80 profession has given
tu the wifld more II aH many.
hefueH. as the medical profession
Your family physician b. OF ought
ta be. nearer Ga YOU than any other
man. excepting your pastor God
bless the honest. considerations
physician and surgeon
suf Cue wuH energetic faithful
and honest In the operating room
he shH polite aud Teufl,. In the
family raam be aaa cheerful palms
taking aud hopeful lie was az
rHsaalrr and courageous To an
men polite and tu his brethren
ethical aud generous To the err
ms DO vac fufgif.nF. To the poor
faithful aud devoted lite left hand
iaev not what biz right hand did.
bis charities we're hidden By al-
lsHt tongue and a sympathetic
heart
ailis Nork for his profession. the
public schools and this city will
hfe forever lie was devoted son.
4 iutluE husband and patient In
sntFiug father No. be is NOT dead.
he lives In biz homo and The hearts
Of hia friends loved him lac
hrpthcr re va near and dear %
me. ana often warned me against
the thinF be waH always daauF
ufsr Nurk have had more than
ens conversation With him regard
inn hin spiritual life Ne "a
member Of the hapuaf church lie
rHfs bis heart - God many years
asu. iie T. nov ~ home with Ha
personal Savior Jesus christ. lie
deserves BE rest MAY Cod comfort
The dear old mother. the precious
slfs ana children tte brothers and
ffisnda We mourn him. but Ne
know be r. 40 feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
OWNER OF TIE ISLANDER WILL BRING ACTION TO RE
COVER FOR INJURY DONE TIE HosTELRY BY TIE GREAT
NoRTHERN TUNNEL

ed The hotel vii cost about $50 s
coo when complete. and I expect to
sue the city for large sun. one
hundred thousand doilarH vii not
make lt right. and wIll AK fer a.
least that amount 20 iamagea. and
u I don't set lt will refuse 70 ar-
gspt thc baiid,nE
7 had 20 get a prrmIf from the
rlfy before ! could build the hotel
aud thai permit should protect me
AGAINST ans such damaHs al has TO-
suited from the tunnel going under
tae hotel
4 figure Be- out this way Tho
GHlaf Northern got a permit to diF
th# uurH and tie r.tF should have
tnaHt tors on this spot - watch the
Uafk co zee fbat BE- e being done
without Injury a. other people q
property cannot hold the Great
Northern people poHHihie f1f the
damage aaue although they ald it
but Q expect to hold the cts re-
apaHsihie for every cent 90 H. and
/ have the advice 81 lawyers on this
point
tad the city Inspectors done
their duty the damages 60 my hotel
and to ether buildings over the
tunnel aaHld uaf have occurred.
4 don't kuuW just whom I wiil
begin legal action in the matter
bat ] ana prcpar.ne 20 o. E1 uus
sfauder feels particularly out
RACED over the injury Ia The hotel
Inasmurh a. be made hIg alfs a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

ualeaH there De- a complete change
10 the situation within the usrt
fcw hour. the Hfike Of The Ice
mems union Ulll BE- declared of a.
"a meeting - De- held thIs Afternoon
The strikers have lost everything
theY struck for The eompahlea
ellI not recognize The engineers.
uniau a. as asked ~ The cos.
raHY the latter nIil uaI sign the
luutHartH a. demanded b. the
uniaa aud only such men viii BE-
taken back into the employ 81 the
companies a. the latter aer nl
The strike laa been a failure
from the beginning This vas
largely due to the fat that the
strikers aefs unable O. ship any
fair product into the city D. the
use 81 which thrF could start a boy
colt They Nrre unable 90 profit
ably a. fHHH tr.aH=a uf the present
IuW price - Ice ia this city A.
The situation has looked gloomy.
several OF tho strikers within the
lat fRo daFs have been secretly ne
EUtiaflur - ct back their old ioha
in their efforts IN do this some Of
them represented 10 the ice com
pany manager this morning that
the strike Naa already Off
The men NIii "a back with very
little uufrIsuilr feelings against the
ice companies. The strike has been
an unusually pleasant one on both
sides The main sticking point ls
that some uf The strikers will prob
abs De unable 20 get their Jobs
back again. but ~ they are In the
minority the strike Be- goiug Ia be-
declared of
We have agreed 10 take back an
the old men we can said Manager
Crane. OF the Diamond lee a stur-
age company this afternoon but
We do not propose % dlEfhafrv
those who have stood b us during
the trouble Those who have been
found incompetent however will.
o. COURSE. have 90 b. wesdei out
Secretary williams. Of the Ice
men union. admitted this afternoon
that the strike WIS lost He said
We have failed Co secure the
main point We we're fighting FOR.
which was the recognition Of the
engineers union. We vii also have
10 60 back without the agreement
for which we nsked our wages
will not be lowered. however and
an the old men are to be taken
back All the companies rom which
We have thus far secured reports
have made thls agreement.
Several Of our members whose
names 1 do not care 20 mention.
have got the cold feet and lately
have been tryinE 10 get back their
Jobs Tor them we have not the
kindtrat % feelings.
Nearly all ~ our members. how
over were faithful We cannot too
strongly express our contempt for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

The city OF Seattle all soon be
made the defendant in suit for
damage aEEregaiiuE something
like 500 QV4 for the damage which
have been done 70 the Siandrr he
tel AZ the corner Of Fourth avenue
and Marion street on account ct
the damage done the hotel b. the
Great Northern tunnel This state
ment Was made % The star ioHas
By Anton sfauder. the uNuer aud
builder OF this magnificent hoe
telry
In spite Of the tat that the Great
Northern offered 60 pas 81
damage 20 have The matter dHas#
ped. and has recently had eAg 3
engineers At work iarkluE up til
structure 10 is original levHI
standsr rIams the building = Z
never b. a. good A. 90 would have
been had not the Tunnel Injured The
foundation and rent the walls with
unsightiy CRACKS.
stander argues that he has moth
inE whatever 90 do with tho Great
Northern railroad. even if the eam-
pany did try Co make Il right b.
raising the hotel
g will never aeaept the hotel
be said this morning and some
body Wlll have a big white elephant
on their hands The hotel has been
given a BLACK eye and the public
will be afraid to nAfrualEa 90 after
all the stories about the sinking ~
the foundations have been publish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
BUTCHERS UNION CLAIMS FRYE ssuHN COMPANY Is votAr.
ING AeREEMsNT-mR. FRYE DENIES IT

The members OF the local butch
ers union are awaiting the arrival
OF an Organiser of the International
Butchers Union nov said to De en-
hts WY 90 Seattle. preparatory 10
institutinE another boycott cam
paigu ar,iuat the FRYE ufuhn Pack
tng company An effort vas msds
AZ a meeting 90 the Western teus
trail Labor union. q few weeks ago.
70 get the central body IN formally
declare a boycott against lhIa firm
which Is now what is known ts an
"open shop employ |HE msn At rs
pleasure without luiuafIuE he
tween union and uou-uuiuu wcu.
The reason Of the failure 90 that
time Of the union'a attrwpt ia Fsfd
90 have been the fat that the lasal
meat cutters union refused tu en-
dorse the plan. - n Hoffman. 81
the meat cutters unian. stated sat
urdav night that his Uuiuu had
nothing whatever 90 DO with ig a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18

james Eiriy. stabbed Ia left side
near heart mas die
Policeman = ". Sweeney. struck
on head and back b. bricks while
trying % qusll disturbance severe
~ cut and bruised
John Hunter. colored face and
neck slaHhpd with knife. severely
beaten about body.
Grant Baker. e8iored severely cut
about head and body
Samuel wood coi1red. cut and
beaten condition serious.
william Riley. colored. face cut
and bruised about body
uuuufIIF. president ~ the butch
err union returned from ST. Louis
this morning lie s1IH there would
BE- M further conferences with the
packers unless asked for by the beef
trust If reported that all Of the
50. Louia trust plants are complete
lg tied up. that the independent
plants are working double time and
soon vii be IN a position 10 put on
three shifts. and that ali reports
from the east show that the unions
have control or the situation
Tonight. he sald. the unions will
seuI cattle butchers 10 Philadelphia
Independent plants aud other east
efn packing hoascs that have grant
81 tho demands q the union.
Donnslly and the heads Of ether