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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-22

llavS their own wills and hesitate and hat
at doing the viii Of God The chief diff
ca,ties concerning religion DO rot rise. out
Ct intellectual embarrassment so much as
failure. in attitude and action. Iet with
oat these men cannot know.
The means of knowing are twofo!d. St.
John says, THAT which we have heard,
that which We have ssen and handled with
our hands declare We unto YOU" There IS
first the message Of tredition-tbat which
we have heard. There is tradition in
science. Some things have been worked
oat, tested and proven. They are accepted
rs automatic bs the consensus OF all stu
dents. Who thinks to question the roIod-
ness of the earth or its motion round the
sun? Few of us have proved it; we accept
it Oh scientific tradition. We DO tue same
in all scientific study Tradition is the
foundation already laid. and we build
thereon. Tc exciude the authority Of ira
Gition would check ali progress. So reiig-
to us with the Sterling" mark of the cen-
turies. He who discredits all religious ira
Gition ignores the past and begins anew.
This makes the difference between the
man of faith and the skepiic. The man
OF faith receives what has been proven and
builds thereon. The skeptic only exam
ines the foundations, sometimes without
even laying new ones.
Bat there must be personal experience
also. When Morse asked Congress for an
appropriation Of $4,000 for his telegraph
venture the committeeman having the de-
Gliding vote was undecided. Mr. Morse
took him to his hctel; showed him some
miles of wire. He pade him go into a dis
tant room and there experiment with the
instrument according 10 the code. He re-
f,,1ned and voted Tor the appropriation,
saving, Il have seen-I have handled the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20
I AZ Y Have Trouble at Home.

rry.
. "anpeeon GloDe; REPORTS from q.
nalnes county lnaicate strong opposl-
=, apn - ~ nomlna'lon. g e1eY. shlte.=
!. n'p uD1e z nome y experlenced
:! St = ~. pue'.c men. senator
aa.Susn Always nas opp sitaon,'.
= nome sepa1or$ MeC umpsrsi tr r1''.
p.es s. nuns are ven known over 1r.
- s' sonsr essman Mars nail has mas
nau slm.lsr sApeflence, while Con on
s1ssspan spslolps mas never expert.
encl any 'rouDie opr'ns nas3 political sl
sa'ssl sAespt .apat OF glnated - cass
.ounts.5 N VI pe remlempe red that
nA.sena'or fierce was aeieated TOT =
s'sea ps.'suse 2 ne OPP ositlon
O no Wnlcnt vas also true 81 S. Eix 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20
lleLEAN COUNTY iTklae.
(Frona the ] der.)

joe willgts feptsoita init he had ID Tie
misfp rtnns this spring to loss foaftssn
Held 81 hne Young cSiittle. ana aftsr
eoasidg fabis ihyes tisat ton. hs discsoEv.
cred the cause is bs the Feeding 81
flax stfaw u sisxllctiitulsissiy ZIG III. sWilits
lad lossss II othsr ways. this u Tit
worse as il comes at the end 81 .
long fesding season. q ts5s:s.$.
While Yisitihs II the home 81 Ills
father MI. Gusta fsoin, last SIN
day. Tom Fsgenskau had an exbsfi-
ence that he does not care to repeat.
After dinner. hs ,tep put his pipe and
tobacco he had ID AN ppcla. pFe,psg3-
tory 70 taking 4 smoke. n the pocket
along With the tobacco vera several
22 calibre 50 cess,rtriges and nj knowing
\. he got one spf them mixed spp. With
the tohacca and nut 4, III sitha pipe.
there wss en loston, TIE shell going
one way ana the pine the othar, and
there was 2 cloud 4, of smoke that made
him think 9 Japanese gun boat had
struck this sectt9 Tom thought
some one had shot At him through the
window Y llt Beyond severe scare 10.
damage was done.
Sixteen cars 81 emigrant goods ar
rived On Mondays train i does not.
look as i all the emil gyants were so
ms to UndasrEopd 81 n some Eg'rmrs vopld have
YOU believe: .S,.,s
One Of the new settlers met with =
severe accident py having 4 railroad
tie strike him on the head, The
wound was q very severe one and Mr.
Clark our tonsorial artist fixed up the
patient IL good shape. 4
The ferry has again been placed I'M
der the management, 81 Capt. Marsh,
who Is liking UP the approaches and:
getting everything in chip shape. The
ferry viii be made to give better salts
faction than in former years.
ii Editor Harris accompanied BY Mrs.
HEerris. went 80 Underwood Wednes-
day 70 take charge Of the paper Ut
that place. Mr.. Harris informed some
Of our citizens that he had taken q
claim near Kenmare. this state,
The Steamer Washburn with Capt.
Marsh IN command. arrived Monday
from Coal Harbor. The Washburn
was caught in the Ice near that place
last fall, and was compelled TO IL
main there for the winter the
steamer suffered no damage and
started out Wednesday on her regular
summer ~ n trips between here and Mann
haven. .:1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20
STATE OFFICIALS.

( Governor--Frank White. 5F
Esz.snaat Geys1nos !: David Balslett.
State Auditor-H. Z. Holmes
a3 State Treasured. 81. Mcmillan. d sys 5
IS Commissioner Of Insurance Ferdinand
Attorney General-c. N. Fitch. n
q Supt.# Of Public Instruction-W. L Stock.
! Commissioner Of Agriculture aud LABOR
K. j. Turner. ~ II Z .E5Esss $$
:: She. Andrea scaats: secss.aly. a. e {.
aammend. # ssssss ~ ~ AZ
s ssss s Eana vJ,,
chief Justice; p J . Morgan, Devils LIE Ia,
goha. q ceehIane. sssaaaa Fofis associate
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 1.
Agricultural College, at Fargo; supported
largely by congress, endowed with lana rrsnt
Of 10000 acres. s
Capitol at Bismarck. over $3.50, 900 already
@ expended on capitol building designed 70 Sc
}a& one OF the handsomest public buildings in
the country. Endowed with 81, 900 acres Of
State University, II Grsnd Forks, viii school
q Oh, mines s Y connection Herewith. endowed
state }Penitentiary. at bismarck, no land grant.
State Reform School at Mandan, with I land
!. grant Of AZ, 600 acres. IA
D:af x1 and p aao Asylum 4 Devils
Normal School Al Valley City, With grant III
50 600 acres pf land. y 81
4 Normal 81 School a Mayvilie, with grant Of
30 600 acres of land. . II
Hospital for the Insane III jamestown. With
2., land grant of 10000 acres 5.
Soldiers Home, ii Lisbon, with Grant of
,.4 40 900 acres Of land. ss 5S5
g, 900 acres of land. ID u
Industrial School and School fef 81 Manual.
Y ra am g Eliendaie Will land Of
School "a nf Fnra.x.,, - ,.s.s u. 3. 80 y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20
Total !. :. {. !. s629
Receipts exceeded expendi- ss
tslFe by Y. !. ]. ]. ,.:s. & {. !. Y
Thought Acid Wa. Nghi.kev.
] !, p 5st ltj 4 | 4 as Il

A Carpio. Ward county .dispatch.
says: Dr.. Benedict, well known and
popular veterinary surgeon, ID dead
Z and al Joslyn, prosperous farmer
residing near this place, ii seriously
~ ~ AZ result Of drinking carbolic
acid eel last evening. The men with
several others had been to Minot yes
terday and while there had purchased
some whiskey and some carbolic acid
They took the train for Carpio il the.
evening and on their arrival here
drove out q the city en- route home.
While on their way they became.
thirsty and pulled the bottles 81
waliskey and carbolic acid, which were
wrapped up, out Of the bottom 81 the
rtg and without taking the trouble tos
examine closely Or. Benedict took q
big drink and was followed By Mr.
Jos1yn, who did not imbibe quite IS
generously. In q very short time the
men were very i'll and suffered untold
torture as the carbolic acid began 10
take affect Benedict died In q short
time They were out 81 town about
two miles when the un1o rtunate ac-.
cident occurred and BENEDICT died by
the time the party reached town.
Joslyn was very III bnt managed 10
survive and after receiving medical
attention showed Signs of probable re-
covery. 3ssss 4;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20
vgslsI, Foss,i.

3s.3 u =: vefy fne specimen Of lepidoden-
dron has been nnearthed Ut i qusrry
Worked by ~. Zones, near CEN
Lwynau. GellisAer, Wales The lept.
dodendron 4 i fossil plant found
lArseiy n the carbonif Nervous coal msas
lres md - = kind ~ tree fern 0f
gieanfie proper Lions The portion a.
f0sed q about hfteen feet lop9 IA
! EgearIy 4 yard vide, and the roots ~
aiac dlstinetly sisibts 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20

MODERN sBROTHERHoOD or AMERICA.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of eacl,
B 81 month in 3Oddfeliows' Hall IA. n Mar
qrett President; Mrs. Ida White, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20

h $S5 RATHBONE SISTERS.
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 81, MEETS EVERY
Thursday evening ct K. r.. hall, Baker block
n Of c. r. s5 gss 7g5Tsss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-20

sHISMARCK LODGE, A. r. d a. IL. NJ. 1
Meets first and third MONDAYS in eac
month at Masonic han. u. Z. Resde, w. IL.
Burt Finney, Secretary. Il; .sf "a q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
How WAS HH RKcE1xHp1

Sunday. Dec. 1l-By His own people
rejected. Reak ST John III. st Luke
4. verses IS aud - 80.
Monday. Dec, 12-By Seribes and
Pharisees. Read St Luke al. StIohn
s.16 By Chief Priests. Read st Luxe
2O1-2. ST Luke 22.52-5S. StL0ke IS.
1914.
Tuesday. Dee. lS.-By world. Read
St John 10 st John 15.1s-19. st
John TIA.
Wednesday. Dec. 1%-weleousd by
Angels. Read ST Lake ?. us.
Thursday. Dec. 15-Welcomed By Men
OF Humble Life Read 81 Luke 2.15-2O'
BY Men Of Faith. Read St Luke 2.25-
IS,
Friday, Dec. 16-How Is he received
by US? Read Revelations $40. 81 Johr
I6.1S-14. LIST John 1877
Saturday. Dec. HE comes again
Read St Mat. IS aI-4O. St Mat. 25, ID
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10

Rev. M. Sasesae and wife. Of FsrSus
Pals. Minn.. are Waiting iriends sreund
Norway and Toano. While here he VII
conduct services 4. the Lutheran ehsrcs
every Sunday.
Our old friend rorger o. Kieiv has sold
bis 90 acre farm. . mile north OF Nor-
way station TO western man from
TrempesleAa Co.. Wis.,. and took the
train last Saturday for New York, on
bis way to old Norway, Europ<.
How 10 this for our schoolf Pupils
ON roll. i6 boys. IL girls. total %. aver
age daily attendAnce. IL boys. 10 sisis'
total ~. In order 20 get this school thu
people of this nsigborhood wesseroer'
| and Southerners had 10 eotribute b,
private subscription towards its con
ssruction. ouch 10 the condition OF 10
public school fund In James City eouu
" saws the school board. Miss Minni
Cowles Taylor 10 the efheient and sue
cessful teacher of this Sdhool.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
Disastrous WreeAs.

Carelessnsss II responsIOie Tor many
q railway ~seck and the same causes
are m4NIng human wrecks Vi sunsseFs
from TaIVal anu Lung troubles, But
since INC ADVENT "a DR.. hL-AS's New
Discovery lVT Consumption, coughs,
ana COius, even the worst cases eau DC
cured, Hnd GOpeless rcsIgEstion Il NO
ionxor DecsseaIy, MRS. Lola CTSKg oi
Dorcnss1eT, "a ass In one % many wROss
lie was saved Ds ar. Kings New Dls'
covsry. ANS great remedy Is gu4rsn.
Iced Tor an AhTOst AMI Lung disease,
by l.. hen,ey, DIukklsI fTlce oO'
and 81. 1rlAl bottles Iree-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
spoke in Portsnaouth.

Spoke in Portsmouth.
William and Mary College Was repre-
sented IN the COOPERATIVE Education in
Norfolk and Portsmouth this week by
Profs. II. I. Louthan and Bruce K.
Payne. Prot. Lozthap spoke at a rally
held in Portsmouth. About his address
the Landmark SAYS:
Mr. II T Louthan. selected tor his
shbiest, The Importance OF Virginia's
Normal Sthools." DE sAid that Val
liam and Mary College and Farmvills
arc doing As much tor Virginia today %
training teachers TO educate the young
people Of Virginia at the college Of Will
liam and Mary had done tor the State
| in the past in giving SO MANY distin-
guished Statesmen, among whom were
| fifteen Federal Senator'S. seventy-hv'
Representatives in Congress. seventeen
| Governors. thirtv-seven Judges. three
Presidents of the United StatesCourt.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10

The tent of the sarvsyors OF the Deep
water railroad was destroyed oy nN
near Lee han Thursday ~irernSon. An
the records of the survey made ap tine
Peninsula c, this point we're Destroyer
and tue work ia part wsis have to %
dooe oyer again. Clothing 10 the value
OF $500 ~ss burned
This week the surveyors passed thi'
city. lne route passes south oil tn'
Eastern state Hospital oa'idinss sne
,n,,u.a tas,r xrounds- Quite . isIg'
,ores ,sxnplo " Cd on the work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
PHI BETA KAPPA.
Alpha Chapter Holds
Annual Meeting and
Banquet

Alpha Chapter Of the Phi Beta Kappa
5ocirty ceIebr sted the 125th annivsrss-
a. oiits Dlrln here Monday night ~ q |
manner in every Nay worthy Of the &C
csuon. IL has oxen tie custom Of tnis
chapter TO hold its snnuai eslsbratiOn /
70 February. but the change In date
vas made 10 order 20 more properly co
serve Founasr's Day. whlen - Decsnbsr
6th
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. Robert s. Couplasd. Of Baltimore.
one Of the uew initiates. Iudgs T. 7.
W. Duke, OF Charlottesville, occupying
the presidents chair, thea delivered .
short bat elegant address OF WsleoDs-
President LyoH G. Tyler. Of william q
NAry College. Wa the orator OF the eve
ming. lie spoke on Some Features oi
the Past History of William and Mar
| College" Hs discussed the history Of the
faculty OF the college from its orEar'z--
ton 10 1888 20 the outbreak Of the Civ'i
War, beginning with the famous Or IN
Blair and eoaoluding with the hardl,
less famous President Dew.
Or. TyIer closed With a plea for the
continuance Of the era Of prosperity up
on which the college has just entered.
Or. Hall then read letter from tie
Rev d. Beverly Tucker OF Norfolk. The
poes-elect OF the evening, iu which ir
Tucker oppressed his regrets az bis or
forced absence. oNing 20 serious Hines
in his family.
The members OF the society. with rhe.
{ friends among the Esntier SCI held "a
{ customary banquet In the college horar
There were i've initiates. as foilow'
q Rev. Robert 5. Coupland. Of Ase-ns'o
n Church. Baltimore. Attorney Genef'
{ William A. Anderson. OF LeHingtor u
J. Ben Johnston. OF Richmond. Judge Rol
ert Ould. OF Norfolk. OF Professor bru'
d z. Pavue. recently eleCted 70 The chs
4 OF philosophy and pedagogy IN he C
leSe Of William aud May.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
Daily Bible Reading
Outline.

The following topical oatline has been
prepared a. = guide and help tor daily BIZ
Die reading. They ~in appeal IN the Ca
Eette each seek. The Bible, az We have
il. IL arranged according to the histor-
icaI sequence OF the events recorded.
The outlines for daily reading viii be ar
ranged Tor topical study. The references
g;veu will throw tn. light OF truth upon
the subiect indicated each day. The
.,biects viii be selected IN visw Of our
daily need. They viii be practical rath-
er than theological. Christ viii be tha
center Of the system. az De must be the
center OF human life If IL 10 20 amount 20
any thing. IL 10 not. however. a eoD-
secutive study Ia the life OF Christ which
(. here arranged. The subject In al the
outlines Will be approached from the
view point OF mans need. The rsSeren-
css will be abort. Any one can and tins
70 read them. Many other texts might
be given. These outlines viii do great
| good II people will read these iev text
which are indicated. IL Will hs gooC
| outline 20 be read at family prayers
The sub. CT OF the weeks reading Vii
nc the subject OF the sermon az Bruto'
Church every Sunday at O'Clock. Tn
readings are. however, suggested for th
whole community. regardless OF TIN
service. 1t will help us TO think an
| work together in the word of the con
mon Father Of Us AL for the bettermer
Of the life in which we are all united.
will help the work Il all Will pray 10
Gods blessing upon IL.
e THE COMING OF THE KING
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
BanquetLast Night

The Jr. o, L. A n, one OF che most
fourishing secret orders IN town gave
a banquet last night at the City Res-
taurant. Many members were present
Rev. Mr.. Baker OF Yorktown was the
aratoI OF the occasion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg OF J. b. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.
Il developed . stubborn ulcer unyield.
ing 70 doctors and remedies Tor four
years. then BueklsnS Arnica salve
cured. It's just - sood for. Burma,
scAlds, SSin EruPtiOns and Piles Csc,
At L. hsnley's Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
A Good Complexion

"Sparkliog eyes and rosy cheeks re.
stored oy using De- I" iIt's Littie kAris
Risers.n 30 Whites >. Z. Moore, vi Ma
cogdoches, lex. A certain cure ior 1H'
lioussess. constipation, etc, Smsn pill
cay u tsAs-essY TO act 5oid " ~
o1kJf.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
COCfAL AND -
= DERSONAL

County news on first AMI eighth
pages every week.
Mics Ruth ID. Holmes. of Seattle, who
has been the guest of Mas Annie Chap |
man, has left for her home.
Leave your orders with Stone. the
druggist. for engraved visiting cards and
Invitations. No advance over city
prices.
MIR. W. II. Lanhsm. former student
of William ard Mary. was IN town
Tuesday.
For Rent-Four nice rooms over The
Gazette Office. Will rent separately or
all together. Apply at this office.
Attorney General Anderson. Mrs. An
derson and MISS Judith Anderson. at
tended the celebration OF the Pm Beta
kappa Monday.
Either send OF phone to Stones drug
store Tor yoar window glass ana putty.
The regular sizes IN glass are. always IA
stock and SPECIAL slzes cut TO ordsr.
Alss lula Tyler spent Monday niSn1
here on Der w4y 70 Norioik ~here Sh>
was cent as q representative 10 ths Eou-
cational Conference, by Miss Elicit 3
school, OF which she - a teacher.
There 10 nothing more disagreeable IA
this lite than q tooth brush that sheds
it, bristies. Get a guaranteed one from
Stones Drug store.
President and Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler ar'
In Boston for several days. President
Tyler delivered an address there Oh
Wednesday night.
One bottle Of "Pinus Alba with Enca
iyptor will relieve any ordinary cough
Price 25e at Stones DRUG Store.
Mrs. las. Stone and Miss Sue Web
are visiting Mrs.. Herbert Lightioot /
Newport News.
Fewer Gallonsi Wears Longer.
Mrs. Marion Barlow and daught'
have gone 70 Cape Charles TO spend Il
winter.
SFewer Gallons5 Wears Longer.
Mrs. Nelson has retained 70 IdaE
after visit 70 her sisters, the ,MIAs
Garrett
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer
Mr.. John Taylor is sick with append
eitis In DeIks. DR.. Hankins is attends
bin. All hope 70 sec him out aga
soon.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Mr.. 7. P Johnson. the liverymsn. IL
Wisconsin on business. He will rems
several weeks.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Or. ]. MacN. Stoyer. the popular d.
tist. will spend Xmas with his pare
Augusta.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
mrs. Marion Barlow and daughi
Miss Emma Lou. has gone 10 q
Charles TO spend the winter with N
4. T. Daniels. Ars. and Miss Cond
vii occupy the Barlow residence.
Fewer Gallons Wears longer.
Or Iehn AZ. Henderson, OF the he
tai staff. was visiting relatives on
Eastern Shore this week.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer,
DR. E Johnson. of Hampton rece
elected druggist at the hospital hA'
auned his duties.
ke@rs. Murphy and Noble arr
here this week to remain with Us.
Rev. Daniel Merritt, the Metho
minister, presched q splendid ser
last Sunday.
The Eastern Stars gave an enjoy
banquet Thursday night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
Five (S5) Dollars Reward.

rae above reward wiii be ps'd for M
,ornasioa l<asias to the Errsss And con
vsesion Of the parties Who sto< essst
single Cons Brown Lsssofn faA'ets
,ron my place Mosdsy nsshs'
RgSnAnp Hopsns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
Sn.asned Windows.

Sometime Wednesday night misers-
ants smasueu = handsome plate slAss
WILLOW IN tue PeninsuiA BANK, and AL
oJueI "a tne su0re OF - Person loS
rocss u.Su came from the railroad ne
uoilcS A. -itSa Inen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
Farm For Sale.

offer for sale my farm known "a The
Waller farm" containing 1850 AerSs.
$50 acres open land. balance to timber.
VIII sell AL. or IN tracts 10 suit P1r-
chaser. Terms easy. Address
ANDREW CHEST. Msgruder. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
NOTICE !

COX SALk--lB the city % Miihams
1 ours. a long estaohsnrd UNObN
tAkINO BUSInESS Nth every necSs
sars squapnent tor . hrst-eiAss funeral
rInE OPENING tor a progressive, enrr
.stsc youus man. For teTrs snd par
.IcuIars apply ~ l. l. BASS. City
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10

The City Council held its hrst meeting
in two months Thursday night. Routine
business was transacted. Messrs Pros
tor. Cole and Morris were na ned as a
committee TO inquire into the feasibility
oferesting a new jail and lookup.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10
PLEASE YOUR FAMILY and pre-

PLEASE YOUR FAMILY and pre-
serve your house by painting with L. *
II. Paint.
Wears and covers ike gold.
It's lead with zinc. Non-chalk able.
Money sayer. Fullest measure. Takes
least,
Bought from l.. w. Lane & Son,
Williamsburg; J, w. Clements * Co,
Lee Hall; w. r. Branch, Toano.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10

Ia she Clerks obcs Of shs corruis
/ Court OF the Co aty Of york 90 TIA
Stn day Ct Move nosr, 1904.
&. ". Sns<ld and A. A.
against
Patsence Jsckson--..-.-.--.---.--.---D
The objeet OF this salt 10 TO compi<ss
the purchase OF Eisven and s1-sser
acres OF land situts Ia Poquonn Dsstr'cs.
YORK. County. State OF Vrss,niA. AID de-
elibed as follows "A part OF k-it-
|! <tt<s'' and ea.raed on The Laal oOok
OF York County TO the sasd Pati<nes
Jackson
Toe said 4, ". SHIELD and A. A. Har-
ris. having parchased the sait BE "a q
and . quarter acres OF land at . sale o.
kxsiuQuent lands tor York County. made
Dy the Treasurer ot Ionk Courty. Va.
tor the non-paynsnt Of taxes. sevies. sse
doe thereon TOT the year 1901. And n
srhdsSit having been made aud alec
that that the deiendRnt Patiencs aek
son - not resSdent OF the state Of Viz
ziuiA. Il 70 ordered that thsy DO Appsa
here within 6tteen days after due publ
cation hsreof, a5d do what may be ne
sssary TO protect her interest IN th'
suit. And II 70 further ordered that
eOpy hereof be yaohsned ones = week 10
tour weeks IN The Virgins Gazette. al
, that = copy be posted at The frout doc
OF the courthouse o. this County on "a
nrst rule day N Dee. 1904 OF The 81
Circuit Court
A CopY-rests:
7. 7. HUDsEs. ClsE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-10

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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-06-09
Head, leading jeweler.

Oscar Pearson was in the city
from Ballinger Saturday.
J. Davis was in from Bobert
Lee Saturday.
Pianos tuned, repaired-Allen's
Geo. Bond went down with the
eXcursionists as far as Miles Mon
day.
Ed Hubble, who is now residing
at Brentwood, was here Sunday
and Monday.
Repairing of all kinds at
Heald's, the leading jeweler,
S. f. French, the carpenter, is
at Miles engaged in some work
down there.
Mrs. J. B. Alexander left Tues
day for Austin where she will
visit friends and relatives for a
few weeks.
j. d. Rawls carries a fresh stock
of groceries-try him. l9-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hilton of
DeLeon arrived Saturday on Il
visit to their daughter, Mrs. G.
B. Basel.
Head, leading ieweler.
r, P. Smith came up from Bal
linger Monday, but was called
back Tuesday to the bedside of
Mrs, Smith, on account of her be-
coming worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hamilton
and SONS, Russ and Ernest, are in
St. Louis seeing the Worlds Fair,