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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-21
A Model In Gray.

Some of the lighter siciliennes: and
gray and tan, are liked by some bathers
as being distinctive when compared with
the multitude of black and blue bathing
suits. The model is fashioned with
Ing caught down at the .waistline by
the narrow belt. A fancy collar
with stole ends, which pass beneath h th Z,
Of black and white which tones hi
prettiiy with the gray. The stole ends
are repeated by strappings down thei
front of the skirt. these too edged with
hips without fulness, and there Is a shall
low band Of princess halrcloth inserted
in the stitched hem, which prevents the
skirt from sagging forlornly about the
knees when wet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-21
Banded With Braids.

THE larger suit of dark gray mohaiE
is banded with a white linen braid. thin
fastening i the round yoke, to which IL shs
blouse is applied in a broad double b 20 =:
and fastening yo, Is At bi the vo lsf
decorated with braid and three bands
appear api 'e above the hem; The fastening
Of the skirt follows the line of the
waist. The little suit Is of navy biua
braid. The throat is open. the broad
sailor collar forming a V; The little
skirt is pleated to the waistband AMI.
double rows of braid appear on the
sailor collar. sleeve. belt and hem. IS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-21
Laces and Embroideries.

place by tiny balls of gold gauze. and
the slender tendrlls OF the vine we're of
green braid. The purple velvet OF the
grapes themselves finished OF one of the
most daring yet successful creations OF
the present Partisan season. The gown
was worn by the MarGuise de Lorme at
the spring races and was widely ad-
mired. In fact. no flight of fancy in the
piling on of rich trimmings of lace and
embroidered material can excel the pres
ent craving for these delights OF the
feminine instinct.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-21
Of Above {
Models. .s
Sicilienne Bathing Suit.

The slciliennes are ideal for beach and
bathing suit wear, for they shed both
oughness. This season black is In the
lead as heretofore. with navy blue .
very close second. Some shades =
brown are favored by those who desire
a little novelty, and the darker shades
in the shot sicillenne attract many. Tie
model illustrated in black has the coll
larless chemisette. and the broad sailor
collar In narrow tucks, and this and the
edged in white with black soutache and
French knots. The skirt Is gored with
a pretty flare Just above the knee. and a
narrow featherboned belt completes the
natty outfit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-21
With Touches Of White.

Black mohair blouse with short pun
sleeve edged with white. and broad
tern in black mohair braid fashions this
plain and sensible bathing suit. The
skirt is full, pleated to the waistband.
and a deep belt of white has four rows
Of the fancy black braid as a trimming.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-21
OF Cravenetted Silk.

Somewhat more elaborate is this bath-
ing costume Of black moneybak taft
fetas. with its chemisette and shawl
collar of white banded with handsome
novelty silk braid. The blouse is pleat-
ed to the long shoulder seam. the shall
low puff sleeve being edged with the
braid. The skirt has tablier effect out-
lined with the fancy braid. which Isl
semitransparent, and the circular cut
affords snugness at the hips with fare
al the hem at al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
cHAMELEONs IN BATHING.
Es-- Fad which Summer Girls NJ At
isRtIc CITY Have Made
Muck OF

Taking chameleons in 20 battle - Q
new Fad which Atlantic City has dsvel.
oped. says q recent report
Scores OF glris have adopted H.
The scheme was worked BY a girl Who
owned A chameleon that had grown lazy.
she tried various ways OF arousing "a
from its stupor and ~ last bit upon ths
idea OF taking Il for a renp IN tie surf
She vas rewarded with az instantA-
ueous change IN the little lizards de-
neanor. Just as soon as 50 heard TIE
roll OF tbs frEs breaker ia skiA went
through a vhirl OF color chanrss. And
when abe gave Il a ducking Il produced
. new shade q pink verginE into Jed
lev and green that she never knew Il pos
ssssed.
IItue dma wss lost IN zaaf9AE Knows
ne discovery y oshSrs tArouxA the 70
sort. aud girls who hAd 10 Chameleon
bought them right oG 20 Sc the oceans
erect on them
"Oh. Etrls. crisd oAs. es shs hald sus
her chameleon for inspeetion. some va
ter spiashsd into his syea. and be IoUkl
Nike q box or paint EcoAeR n tAs
tear things angryf-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
In Conflict,

It has been discovered that there is a
conflict between the new Constitution
and recent statute enactment as to the
date OF the regular election too candi-
dates nominated in the primary.
Section 122 of the Constitution says
elections for mayors and councils shall
DC on the second Tuesday in June. while
section 100 OF chapter 5s7 of the acts OF
assembly. approved Ian. IL, 1903,
makes such election tall on the Tuesday
after the first Monday in June.
Under the Constitution the election
will be held June Il; under the act o.
assembly, June Z. The Constitution
will govern, however.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
TO DEVELOP LEG MUSCLES
One OF the Best Exercises Looking %
This End as P-acticed
IN Japan.

II Il very peccssary % possess sufn-
Client development OF ne muscles Of me
legs. writes H. Irving Hancock. IN 81
Nicholas One ~ IRE b-st exercise.
looNing 10 tina end iz sccon- D shed -
follows: Stand erect. vith feet srread
apart ard arms hanging Imply AZ ne
sides Bead downward 20 A squatting
position. allowing the hands 20 touch
the floor. II possible. The sQua,ting
position should be one in which The
student a. nearly ~ possible sits upca
the heels. but head and trunk should
BE erect OF nearly so. when This posi-
ton has been taken. bring the arms
NJ horizontally forward. clasping ms
hands for a moment only. Next throw
The arms IS far backward as possible.
and a. nearly horizontal a. You can.
performing this last movement slowly.
Now slowly resume the hand-ciasp.
and keeping the hands in this position.
, rVturn gradually 20 a standing position.
Three OF these exercises are enough tor
the heginnC-. and in IaDan the veteran
iiu-iitsu rarely performs more than ten
/ OF them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

Hon. John L. Mercer, for eight years
mayor Of Williamsburg. made this state
ment a. TIE GAZETTE.
The Mayor said that he had practi
cally decided the last time he waselccted
not 20 stand again for denomination.
and now he had finally decided net 20 De
a candidate. Then his duties as clerk on
the Eastern State Hospital. which posi-
ton he has held for twenty years. be-
coming more onerous as the population
OF the institution increases. requires al
OF bis time The Mayor Is not unmind-
tul or ungratefui for the honor that has
been bestowed upon him or the con-
sdeuce that the people respose m him.
lie realizes that it is indeed an honor 20
be the mayor Of Williamsburg
williamsburg has never had a chief
executive that reflected more credit upon
her citizens than the present mayor His
record is worthy Of emulation by Others
who may follow. For eight years he has
performed his duties fearlesslv and
houorably. and the writer knows bv
personal contact IN an official capacity
what Mayor John l.. Mercer has dore
for williamsburg
To him more than 70 any other is due
the credit for any hbcrality towards new
enterprises. He was always the FIRST TO
suggest public improvements. and his
messages 70 the Council and reference to
the record viii bear out this statement.
He was tine FIRST 20 suggest lights. and
he suggested all the most important or
dinauees; although. not a member of the
Council. gave that body valuable help.
/ The city Of williamsburg can point with
pride 90 his record, and il is one any
man may well feel proud OF
Many people wanted Mayor Mercer 20
be a candidate again. and had offered
him their suaort. Knowing bis abilitie:
as a presiding officer. and knowing " hat
the position means 20 as IN 1907, wher
the world Will bee at our feet, as it were
keen disappointment will be ielt when II
IS generally known that he VIII not be
candidate for reelection
lie retires. however of his own accord
and with the knowledge that the yer
dict wall be that he has been faithful Z,
every duty and reoresut 10 none. Thos
who have worked with him in the Cour
Gil will miss him most.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
RISK Ln- FOR NOTHING.
Most % Our Actions Are Rash. In
puisivs and Cnreasoning-A
Case In Point

The man was y siking at a moderate
gait. apparently IN no great hurry.
when be reached the e0rrer. says he
brooklyn Eagle.
Tie had leisure % pause there 20 lcox
pretty woman Then he start
ed sGross the street
Two wagons. cable car and = Gre
engine were corning. and the ian
ouickened his pace He could have
stopped 70 let them pass. bu; be had
no time 70 spare now
He lodged in front OF ne tro
wagons and found room 10 Wait Tor
the cable car 20 pass. Bat n c,.rlt1'.
walt: he had suddenly been deprived OF
AL leisure.
He estimated speed and distance a.
= glance. bolted In front OF the car.
continued Wildly across IN 'front.' OF TIRE
engine, and reached ths opposite curb
on the run He WAS IN desperate haste.
or be never would nave taken those
chances. Anyone could see that
But. once safely across. re stopped
turned. stuck his hands IN bis pockets
and stood watching the IRE engine Ut
az u Was out OF sight Then he wen,
ieisurely along his business again. hav-
ing ample tine for ST As wanted 20 60
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
rs1 rsz III ~ "A, II ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ :.
: GOCIAl AND -
s = PERSONA

Miss George Bryan. accompanied by
her friend Miss Eggleston, OF Norfolk
arrived here ThurSdas evening ID spcnd
Easter with Miss Bryan's mother. Mrs.
J. K. Beilamy. They viii return 70 Nor
iolk Tuesday, stopping over at the
launching in Newport News. Mrs. Bel
lamy will return TO Norfolk with them
ito spend week.
If you arc looking for the best assort-
neut garden seed 10 be found in the city
come TO Stones drugstore.
Mr. Joe Boley, manager Of Windsor
Shades, was in town yesterday with
Mr. l. w Roberts.
These gentlemen have announced
themselves MS candidates Tor City Coun
Gil: f II Proctor. Psrke Jones, J "
Vaughn and S L Graham.
{ KsempFs and Lowney's candy can be
had always fresh at Stones drugstore.
Nearly 90 voters have signed a petit
lion asking the democratic Executive
Chmmittee 70 order a secret ballot IN the
primary soon 20 be hold.
Mrs z T Lam0 snc Cllldreu ot Nor
folk, are guests OF Mr. and Mrs II d
Cole.
IL your eye.sight failing? Then Try q
pair OF Hawkes. crystal lenses from
stones drugstore
Mrs L w Lane. IT,, hsS returned from
Norfolk. much improved IN health.
Miss Emily Christian spent last sun
day in Norfolk.
Miss Alice Tlnedge, who is attending
tho Wonan's College. Richmond, is a
home far the Easter holidays.
One coat OF caruags paint viii max
old vehicles look like new. Try a ca
irCm Stones drugstore.
Prot Hugh Bird, one OF the Tor,
most of cur young educators, was j
Richmond this week, by invitation, I
attend the meeting Of the EducGtio
Board.
Mr.. Boyd Henry continues quite
from the Effects OF an attack OF pnes
monia.
Mr.. Archie Brooks has purchase
"Dunbar's." q kne farm of 465 acre
just west Of town
Mr.. Harry Hundley, pay master Of Il
Newport News s. old Point Railway CO
is here TO spend Easter with his mothe
Mr.. J..P. Van Fossen has returns
home from Pennsylvania.
MIR. T. II. Lacey has accepted a pos
ton at the Hospital,
DIR. and Mrs. W. X. Jaeger, Of Glouce
ter, spent last Sunday with Mr.. az
Mrs. X. I. Armistead.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

The man or the hanson realized from
the outset that be Was IN the care Of a
most capable driver The frozen snow
made the payements dangerously slip
psry. but proeress Vas amazingly ranid
for al thaf ~ th- driver seemed 10
know his horse AID never urged Il
against us manic st judgment "a % pace.
While the passenger WIS Illuminating
over the troubles OF hanson. horses and
drivers ia stormy weather. the driver
put the crowning touch % bis careful
management Of the Journey by opening
the little trap In the TOD OF the vehicle
and calling down: Please sit well
back. because the horse may 30 down
any minute. II be does. and you re lean-
lng forward. yOuW ay out over he dasa-
hoard. ~. Y Pest
Strange Fret.
Il u known that = person hunting IN
ne winter time should % careful not 20
run the n uEzle % sis qua irto ths snow.
less the end q ths bcre become allied
With STOW aEc he gun burst vixen dred
While the snow would % Alucst fnna-
ltesimA in weight Il wOulc have 10 start
Instantly snto motion. st The rate OF per
hSps a third OF a mile q second. whec
the powder Il GATED. While 70 may -
hard 20 realize q. more force would pre- =
ably be required TO sscou pliEh this -
suit than the st-ergth o. Ire sun barre.
could stand. ard - barre would ruPtaz<u
gEdsr As strAin-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
LATER PERSONALS.

The William and Mary German Club
viii give a german Monday night.
Miss Walker. ot Nal kerton. is the
guest OF the Misses Henley.
Miss Perkius viii be the guest Of Miss
Pinkie MOrecock Monday.
Miss Page Woodson Jones, of Cheriton.
is spending he Easter holidays with her
friend. Miss Louise Dickinson.
Mrs. Branch OF roano is visiting rela-
tives here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

The most Nolt .r.a. nirl fI.lt note.
is the migratory achievement % he VIZ
ginia p,sver. which leavcs De- northern
hRunts in North Amsrica. talirx a
course down Che Atlantic <usIs from
400 20 500 miles east o. re Bsrmutas
reaches tho coast % BrAEii IN oae IN
broken rigst o. IS Aours covering dis.
tancs o. : 200 miles. A. The rate q four
miles a mlnuta
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

Leon Nare Stewart. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stewart. died Tuesday even
ing o clock. Leon was In his hiteeu-
IN wear. The oanse OF death was ap-
PendntiS The funeral took place from
the Meth dist church Wednesday after.
noon al 2 o'clock, Rev. Z. A. Potts Of
floating.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have the sym-
Pathy Of many friends in their sorrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

l. Il II 49, 49,
Twelve Hundred acre.. three huadnci
under cultivation, nine hundred aefe> AS
good Inn Der as there - IN Surry county
Has one and 4 halt miles frontage on
lanes lvcr. four miles above Iauestcwn
island, over four million ieet 81 Socdsaw
timber, VIZ. Pine, OAK. wmtew OOd. NJ 81
nut. cedar, cypress, hicSory and gum
lte entire farm - wei watered wISh
springs and small streams OF good clear
water. Fine old colonial mansion, two
stories. Marble floors 20 'front.' aud
back porch, granite steps. Stands on
high banks VI the river. Beautiful scenery
tor milss, Large and rOOwy, built OF
solid brick. Deep cellar under the ~ hole
house. Ten iarRe rooms with l%-ft. hall
running through center fronting on riYer
and road Lately been papeTed. paint
ed. and grained. all through IN the latest
designs. Beautiful land out grounds
around the house. Pienty OF large shade
trees; all Out-DuIldingS IN good ORDER.
5OxI2 II. hen house brand new work
sop. Smokehouse. wood shio, etc. One
larce cistern l2x14. 20 81 deep. lhTii.y
growing young orchard. ooO apps
trees. $50 pears, t20 peaches. 100 plumS
Also Quite a large size old orchard al ap-
oles. peaches and pears. which furnish
abundance OF fruit tor home use. The
| 200 acres under cuitIv alton IS we'll ienc-
ed. two miles OF seven wire. About the
same amount of four wire. Good stables
and sheds for stock. All machinery
latest w, to-date. The farm IS iairly well
stocked with horses mules. cows, young
stock, one yoke good work oxen. quite
| a number OF bioOded hogs. Stock and
machinery can be bought With iarm II
purchaser SO desires There are also
| about three or four hundred fowls Of the
| best select stock. This place can be
| bought as a " hole, or the nine hundred
| timber track separate.
Viii sell " ay dow i cheap at prices
that viii surprise you. For further
particulars call o.l or address
, A. 3. RoLP,
Williamsburg, Va.
! Care Raleigh Hotel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
Happy, Healthy Children.

any child can take Little Early Risers
with perfect safety. They are harmless.
never grippe or sicken, and yet they are
NO certain in results that robust consti-
rutions requiring drastic means areney
er disappointed They cannot fail to
perform their mission and everyone who
uses Dewises Little Early Rissrs prefss
them to slliother pills. They cure bill
.,iouusrs. Sold by I. HeulsYs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

1T seems that the pri ocipaI reason
Claremont won't get Ere protection
from the present town council is because
people living on the outskirts of town
object, as they won't be protected. i
that Is the case Claremont viii never
have anything as 20 measure can ever
be passed that VIII ever benefit every
body - Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
Best Remed, for Constipation

The hnest remedy tor constipation
l ever used Is Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. says Mr.. Eli Butler,
OF Frankyilie, n. Y. They act gently
and without any unpleasant effect, and
leaue the bowels in perfect natural
condition" Sold by j. h. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

We wish 70 thank the public generally
for their kindness in our late bereave-
ment, and especially Miss Pinkie More
cock and the scholars ofthe third grad.
Mr.. aud Mrs Geo. Robb.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

r. the ClHk's Ohce 90 che Cit>l Court
4 ui tlc ~ouDty "a lotk ou LLe 1Lh
uay 90 Nalel, 1904.
William l.. Moss anu Alexander
prrAlns.-....-........... ........l lAintihs
against
Mama M1ss widow. Abr4m
Moss. NobslS Moss. Jaaes
Moss, Mm. he-ry Moss ana
Macy oS~NAll AID S1cna4l
her nusoaul.......-.-......-... L~ic adants
rhe oiyecl oi snis su,g Is 10 suojcct So
mucn "a SDv Tcsl estate ~ -4l. ~. q Moss.
deceased. - may Ue necessary g.. pas cd
aud discharge the debts due the COM
p4ainants. - assisu 10 Mama Moss
lvuooWl ner dover interest IA InS estate
% Edward Aoss. deceased. sau 20 par
uuon the residue 81 the snc re-. esJate
amongst ms parties enulieG tEesstO, the
plaintiffs and defendants.
And an aAdayit having beeu made
aud nled that the delenaouts AOram
Moss. Robert Moss, James Moss and
Mary Stewart and stewart. Ter hus-
band, are nOt residents VI the S.aJc OF
Virginia. Il Is ordered thal tnsy IL Ap-
pear here within hitcen day. after duc
puoiicAJIOn hereof. ard do ~ nat nay be
necessary 10 protect their interest ~
thls suiC. Ana II - iurther ordeIed that
a copy hercOi be published once a week
for tour weeks IL tie Virginia G-zetts. a
newspaper published IN rhe City of Via
hams5urg. Va, and that a copy &c post.
cd at the iIont door VI TIE eo1g t-housc
OF this county on the hTst day OF the
next term Of the Circuit Court 81 York
county
A copy-Tests:
7. T. hUDSENs. Clerk.
SYDNEY SAITH. p. q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
New Milk Business,

have commenced 10 deliver Mix ia
Williamsburg and respectfully solicit
your patronage. l viii guarantee good
service. l would like 20 Duy few mors
COWS Drop me postal card. N. l..
LARSON, L. .. BON 81, City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

The rev Pacllc cable extcucs through
four Ions stretches Gar Fr,n-isco %
Hawaii --1f miles. Hawaii 70 Midway
l.2st mNes. Midway 10 ds-m 2.Sol
miles and Guam to Manila. tel -nuea
Is average depth from he sur.Aos 4
nearly tlree miles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

If troubled with weak digestion, bell
ching or sour stomach. use Chamber
lsin's stomach aud Liver Tablets and
you viii get quick relief. For sale
by J. ii. Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

The statement Is generally made ,Asf
the prircina. geyers * The Ysliowstone
parh greatly tx ceed In size and power az
others in the world Ar J. A. Ruddiek
now ~ Ottawa. canada. contradict tsls
and says that the Wsiuansu & yssr IA
Ncw Zeaiart far exceeds ~ proportions
anything described in The N-'i.wstone
region M. RuCdlck hAs never d ns-,l
seen Waimargu in action. hut has Oft
eu witnessed the erlplons % the KEY
sers called Walrca ana IDl, b.. the
former sometimes paying " a Leighi G,
more than 200 fssoL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

Scdirncnt o. SET
ting indicates an
unhealthy son6i-
ton of the KID
neyss n Il stains
your Enen Il is
evidence Of KID
ney trouble. too
frcqucn, desire 10
pass n or pain In
the back Il also
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

Mr., 5. l.. Graham has purchased OF
Mr. TIL. Geddy a house and lot IN the
West End. Mr.. Graham will move
there 10 live.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
MAYOR MERCER y
NOT A CANDIDATE
UNDER NO CONSIDERATIONS
WILL He RUN.
Had Made up His Mind a
Year Ago.

you may state that under no
considerations will be a candidate
for mayor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

FIN a bottle or common glass with your
water and V, !; s.an5 t~easy-four hours: .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

convincing FFCOI mai nc ktQncyt 1n1 ok4o-
der are out az order.
what TO Dc
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed. that Or. Kiimer's Swamp
Root. the gres, kidney remedy fuifils every
wish IN curing rheumatism. pain In IN.
7sc<, kidneys liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. Il correcfs inability
70 hold water and Scalding pain in passing
L. CT bad effects following use Of LIQUOR.
aine OF beer, and overcomes thar unpie assnt
necessity Of being compelled 20 20 often
during The day. and 70 get u many times
during the rignt. The miis and the EXTRA
ordinary effect Of swamp Root Is soon
--aized Il stands the hghes, for is won
.cTful curss o. nc most Distressing cases
syou need a medicine yc- should have the
oes,. Sold > cruggis.s IN 5oc. and 81. sizes.
Gou may have sample bottle Ct this
wonderful discovery E1F
and a book that tells <s7s7a4 E-EfE Is
more abou, n. both sent - "
absolutely free BY mail. -. =.
address Or. Kilmer s. I'm. Of s..rDRo-a
Co.. 6inghamton. N. 7. When writing men
aon reading this generous offer In this papar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

Y TlOLETS-F0R SALE- Double or
W single-50 cent per hundred. APP
ply TO Mrs. Is. MoNcURs. city. IT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

TOW FOR SALE-Handsome Young
- Jersey; gentle. and good mixer.
Good reason tor selling. +. Il Ball, city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

EOR SALE-1 fine Jersey aud Holstein
COW. Apply 10 ". b. Burns. Vii
hamsburg. Va. 2t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02
1Ii lille SGTly EEssGTS
The famous I'Vtie pads.

T. Jhe CleIk's Olhce % che Cit>L Court
4 ui tlc ~ouDty "a lotk on LLc ILh
uay 90 AalDi4. 1907.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

VTANTED-An old Colonial Estate.
w State lowest price and tull parti-
crlaSs. PLvA, Stevens, Pa. IT.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

FOR SALE-Two mich cows fresh 10
4 to pail. Apply To l.. ". Roberts.
city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-02

wonderful discovery
and a book that tells
more about n. both sent
absolutely free BY mail.
LL L.-I =