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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17
National Bank Of Commere,
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gan NntDniG.
Die giinitigen Nuslt6ten, Die Iit
BET Der GrDfnuuQ 6ieier 8auf am 8.
OCTOBER oarb0ten, baben iid in elmer
fir Die 8ermaItrne uno Die qTreunSe
Oct gant auBerproentli6 aiinItiQen
Beile realifiert. GerIdieoene Sat
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tur1 Der NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERGE in Der Dffentlid)en @un1t beiz
9etro9et. Sn eriter Qinie bat oas
&Qpital BON 1900, 900, meld]es oas
&apltol trgeno elmer unoeren Bauf
in San Nnt0niD iibertrQf, Nuf1eben
erreqt uno Gertrauen einoefl1Bt.
Damn tnaren Die aeidQFtli9en 8e=
oingungen in Gsras mabrenb bes
8eItehens Der 8anf gut uno oas Sn=
ltttl1t nabm an Der all4emeinen 8p6lz
fobrt Sell. NuBeroem ueiat fid) oie
gerwaltung fart ben fortidrittllden
Sepe9ungen su, Die 6iilfsqueaeu in
9ela8 pabrenb Der [ebten Sabre su
entpideln. Die 8eamten nno 9i=
reftDren 1ino f0~niernatiue Mauner
uno ieoer Nane reptd1entiert berporz
raaeroen @rfolg in Banf@ nno an=
oeren nnternebmuneen.
S. IS. Barclap, 8rdltoent Der
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
lit lett ieiner Sugeno 8anfier. Webz
rere Sabre lang itano er init elmer
8ant in 8Dnling Green, &p., in
Serbinoung uno felt ben lebten Sab
zen mar er i'm 8anfaeibaft in San
GntDnio. st miro als elmer Der er=
item ganfisrs in geras angeIeben
uno itebt iDmobl tpeQen leinen bor=
5iigliben perfDnttben gigenidaften,
mie tue9en ieinen gelunoen @eIddftse
metbooen in augemeiner Nbtung.
Ser Btces Brdiioent, 81. 8. BAL,
lit elm Wt1tq(ieb Der Iooofaten= 5irma
8au & Snarum uno lit elmer Der
berporragenbiten Hehtsanudlte Der
Gtaot. @r mobnt felt sebn Sabren
in San NntDniD. 5riiber mar ct
elm Burger nnn Colorado, Ieras,
NOD ct leine Nehtsprari8 betrieb unb
als Bralioent Der Colorado Nationa(=
8anf fungierte.
Ser Niiiitent : 3aiitrer Sobn M.
Bennett If. lit oorteitbaft befannt.
GOr Der Organization Der Notionalz
Vanf Df gDmmers mar er II1iftentz
8ahl@ glerf in Der San 2tntonio Sea-
tional=8anf.
Nle 0irettoren FIND 8emobner
pm San Intonio, ausgenommen
@bas. Shreiner bon 9errpiae uno
G0bert S. SfeberQ ppn Corpus
Gbriiti. 6err Gdreiner 1T Elm 0an=
tier nno Gaufmann BON &erroiQe
nno lit elmer Der reihften Wtdnner i'm
State, Der aus9eoebnte SntereHen
in 2ano, Bieb un1im &aufmalnsQee
lddft bat. yfobert S. &lebero lit
Der Wanager oes giaentums Der
Wtr8. $. so. Sling, Der QrDBten
Stand i'm 2anoe unb lit ebenTaus
Brdioent Der Corpus gbriIti Na=
tionqlbatf.
Vie lDfalen Wtlt9lleoer Der Ser
neutrality-suspicious. iino: Sobn 9R. gens
nett IT,, Brdiioent Der grften Sea-
tipnal Bant uon 0oafum. 9era8, uno
elmer Der reiditen Mdnuer oes Gubs
meitliden 9eras; Seat. sc. @oiber
D0n 8alber 8rDs. pDn San Nntu=
nlo uno Sort @ortb; @eDre Sc.
Stumber9; SIS. S. MDore, bon
Moore & Naen uno @. 8, Sips
comb, friber i'm 8anfeeIddft in 3u-
ling, 9egas. Diele Serren reprdlen=
tlren itarfe unb oerlhieoenartiee @e=
i4dftsintereiien uno Tire iabrelanae
SoentififatiDn init San NntDnio uno
.Saouef 9eras miro unitreitig noe
ientlih sur gOlioitdt uno gum 8adss
tum Der NATIONAL BANK OF CON-
MERGE beitragen.
(Gus ''The Banking Maya
zine, 0eu Dorf, Sebruar : 9turn=
mer 1904
rNs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17
Neip Mnrf ,,2lrt.g tmOip...

9aS ngtem gl0rt Dirt Stuoio" bon
10Y Mlurpbn StraBe. Dallas, 9er.,
ons nit arUBem @rfolae Brphe Sc
mdloe inter ben beiten 5arnilien in
San @ntOnlo uerbreitet bat, ges
oentt bier in turaer Belt elm Ntelier
81 erridteu. 9a oieIe Jirma ulr
Die beiten Nrtiiten belhdftiat, miro
eS oerlelben feineSweas ihner fal=
len. oas merte BubIitnm in 8ue
tunft IN ieoer @eiie 5ufrieoen iteaen
gu f6nnen. Wir bermeiien hermit
germ auf oieies meme unternebrnell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17
9ireftnr 0%4ei[hilrner

Director Weilbur9er oon Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mabat bat bon
Der preuBiiden 9ieaierunQ ben auF-
tra9 erbaIteu, dbnlibe Sduten in
ben Der. Staaten gu ituoiren uno
lber Die grgebnilie ieiner 8eobat.
tIt1aen ipdter eiugebeno gu berihten.
9err 8eilbur9er miro lidl in Babe
an Die Nu8fHbrung oieier Wtiilion
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17
eulrann einem fdreaIidDen saiaial

6err s.. 6aeains BON Wietbuurue
Sfa., idreibt: pNieine 4erste laqten,
mir, ih bdtte bic Shminbludt uno
mir f6nne nidJt gebDlIen neroen.
Cine freie Strobe 5laIde BON Or.
Sings Stem DiSfDOer1" aeaeu
S6minoIudt DeranlaBte mid, oieies
Wlittel 81 perludJen. Der @rfofo
mar iiberraid)eno uno idj befinoe mid
iebt auf Dem @eee Der 9eGTeruna
unS 6ante oieier Weoisin meine
@rrettung bonn 9Doe." Dieles Otits
tel miro garantirt geaeu ale 6als=
uno. 2uneen : 2eioen. 4Guflid bel
6. 8alteber Il GDbn uno aoolpb
DreiB. Breis so Gents nno $f.00.
BrObes SSlaidle Fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17
Der ru(i(0=jopani(c6e }rieo uno
Oas Zone Star BIER

NlkfOS oNppSVC LttCH Utt'
0as Zone Star Bier
uno 10 it's. mo 9lalbt es faun,
Sun gum 8rieae bod sefommen
llno ben &uiien, uie i'm Sraum,
5inb Die Sbiffe rpeggenommeu.
9enn ie abuten nibt ben 6eiEo,
Sieie ruff iben Sffisiere,
Mabten auf itcb alluereint,
&nauibau'n bic girtustiere.
lln6 uie ie ba laBen itumtm,
8~etpunoerten Die glotuus uto &eiter.
Sings i'm Safen Bum, Bum, Bum!
llno Die Sap's, Die IbOfen peiter.
Sabt, SIR &uiien, babt grbarmen.
Sabt grbartnen, SapaneIeu,
Sabet Mitleib nit ben Nrmen,
Die Die &riegsberihte Ieien.
9enn Die Namen, fur5 tpie lung,
Nae limb fie unausipreGhlid,
Sb fir Srte oSer Stang,
uno ore 8un9e 1T 5erbredpltfb.
9'rnm muB man elm Mittel ffnoen,
lin Die Vamen ibnell 81 leien
llno tuir f0nnen's gucb be%rtau6en,-
NGes 1T ibon 0asetueien.
Nun, in einem SAL iuie oieien,
8rauht man nur sfpei belle Nusen
Die fir elIenlange &ieiens
86rter obne 8rile tau9en,
lin iie aus5uiprecben, muB Mon
Saufia nod bic 8unae ihmieren
8aS ia geihehen iebr leibt fam,
Msit ben 8uten gone Sfar 8ieren.
Drum, penn iid oie Sapaneien
Mit ben Ruiieu tuirtlib bauen.
Sf's fir ms Elm 6paB aeruelen,
auS Der Terne susuid]auen.
WsoraI:
llno tuieoer bat oas Spne Star 0Sier
Seine oole &raft betuieSen.
Drum it's % HuBen, madbt 8laiter
IS redbt ffeiBia III aenieBen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17

NbeunlattSmuS ut III oteIem &llma
l~dmer5bafter ais iraello ein anoereS
9eioen; miro ourd Sinner & Mmenos
Jleaept 1iu. 1851 gebeilt. 6. s.
Shmt6t Aaeat, 6pufton, 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17
Soft lstso &pais

luben Elm 6err uno cine attere Dame
bel elmer oeutiden 5amilie ooer in
elrem oeutiben 8oaroingbauIe.
applitati0nen nit 8reisaneabe fiir
Stuei 8irnrer gu ridten on B 200
care Of ireie Breffe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17

0erldugt ioeroen mebrere inteulqente
Rerionen, UNI fir Elm lett eff Sa6ren nit
groBent aapitai ctabliertes 6aus in oer.
lhteoenen Staten gu reiIen, ilm &aufs
ieuteH nno gl9enten profitable 8orIdltdae
nnD OHerten 3u MAIDEN. Bermonenfe
STEELE. 86hentIi6es Satair 1924. 90 uu0
Nei|es Nnb SDtelsuntolen, leoe QgDdhe in,
8orous. Grfa6runo uihf uBtio. tSe6f
GeiereHSen an un6 le6idt eiuen Briefnr1<
jblag mit:Norede fir MfdantpDrf
National. Canton Building, Cbieaoo
sSzE@ eF..t.x4 1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17

SeieatS S1eiHe,
Seize Dennis uno Clara Slbmiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-17

s@ 9rintt 9IlamO 3laldlenbier
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
OTHER PERSONALS.

Clerk T. H. Gsdiy was 10 Norfolk
Tuesday on business.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a box party at the Courthouse
Wednesday night. lee cream and caAe
wers dispensed.
Miss Mamie Lewis. of Richmond. -
the guest OF Miss Beulah Brooks
Mr.. Harvey Cooley. for long time a
popular clerk in the Peninsula Bank,
leaves next Saturday tor the North. hav-
ing accepted position To travel.
Miss Auette Sudler. of Baltimore. who
has been visiting the Misses Morecock,
lett Friday morning for Newport
News.
Mrs. Margaret Hansford lett on Wee
ne>day 20 visit Mrs. T.. T. Lamp m N.r-
folk.
Mrs. Alice Moore Franklin IS the guest
Of Mrs. Della Braithwaite.
Miss Ruth BraithwaIte has returned
home after a three months visit 70 Mrs
). Moore IN Richmond.
Mr. W. X. Dickens. superintendent OF
the United States Mutual. Savings and
Insurance Company. ard AR. W. J.
Bass, Of News, were here yesterday in
the interest of their company.
Mr.. ed Deunie. of the William and
Mary base oall team, was 10 Ne~p ,rt
News Thursday.
Mr. John Kent was in Richmond Tues
day.
William and Mary will cross bats with
fredericksburg today AT Fredercks.
burg. The next game here Will be play.
cd next Saturday with Richmond col
!cge.
Mr.. ". T. Hodges was in town yes
terday.
Mr.. jas. II. Stone, the popular youu.
Druggist. va an Richmond several day
TINS week.
Mrs. Dibblr of Claremont. has beei
t1c guest OF Mrs Bcalc this week
| IL - rumored that Williamsburg - u
nave "a brass baud and that Mr.. (.
Person will be the Instructor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
WHAT PEOPLE ARE READING
Extraordinary Demand for Books
About Russia and Japan
Caused by the War.

AZ all the LIBRARIES the Russo-JapAnese
var has caused q great demand for
hooks relating 20 the countries and the
peoples Involved: and books that had
long lain uncalled for on the shelves ara
now in constant circulation. says The
New York Sun.
At one branch OF the New York pub
lie library. for example. q Visitor who
wanted something about Russia. found
only two books IN. and theee the least de-
siraole. out q q list OF thirty-odd con.
tained In this branch iibrary's eata-
iogue- Everything else about kussia.
history. travels and romance. was out.
including books that this visitor haa
often seen in the library. apparently
never called for.
The same 10 true as 10 the demana for
books on Japan
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
- - - IA
sears BE q -e LAS L =.
Il N<HZzLZx
JUSTICE QUEERLY DISPENSED
EsSiish Magistrate EacouraEes ths
Beii~f That MaiefActors Noala
Better he DrnAk-

being under the influence OF drink 4
Usually considered no excuse for having
committed a crime. but Il would seen
that one magistrate IL inclined 20 b
az exception 10 hts brothers on the bench
IN this direction. says Cassell's Journal
Recently = justice OF the peace hss
two young men before him on q ehErEt
OF theft. They pleaded guilty. and a.
this oOviRte1 tie necessity for evidences
being given. the magistrate was some
what IN the DARK as 20 them euipabil-
tty.
We'll. SIR" he said, addressing ons
OF the prisoners. have you anything &c
say in extsnustfon OF your ofensef"
The prisoner hung bis head. and ~
piled meckiy:
Your worship. was drunk when
cid t."
Drunk exclaimed the magistrate.
that makes the onsnss all the worse
You will 90 20 prison for three months
And you. str" he continued. adcrsssin
the other prisoner, what have you "a
say for yourself?"
Nothing. your hOnor7- wzs the TO
ply.
Were you drunkr- pursued the Jus
tice.
NO. your honor; I was never drunk n
ny life"
Indeed" exclaimed the magistrate
raising his eyebrows in affected aston
ishnsnt- Have you not even THAI en-
eusef Then vow will so to rrtsea To-
stx monthsi"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
THE PAY SINGERS RECEIVE.
~ In Thought That Hot . Dozen
American vocaIists Clear Ten
Thousand q Year.

AFTER years Of hard. uphill struggle
and study Q singer may Do recognized
~ successful. says Leslie's Monthly.
What 10 her revardv The season =
short, a few weeks OF fall festivities. q
week or two OF Christmas concerts. and
q lew weeks Of spring festivities. with
n sprinklinE OF Individual concerts b.
tween times. make up the list OF her
opportunities. When she obtains an
engagement there IN much more prep
aration necessary than rubbing up her
knowledge OF the work 10 BE- given
and singing the rehearsai-often pub
lks-Vith the local chorus the day or
the Afternoon before the performsnce.
She must watch for drsushts. a cold
would disable her completely. She
must be constantly careful q the at
mosphere she orcsthss-
She receives IN compensation two.
three or four hundred dollars. from
which must be deducted many expenses
There are probably not a dossn Amerf-
can concert and oratoriO singers who
clear $4,000 . year from singing. IN
Guiding 81 900 or 1880 tAsy receive
from churches o. synaGogues. And The
study ard work they ara ~ the start
was only a beginning OF study and
work they uus; do hl their life Oh
the rest. fev make = considerable
amount OF money By being invited q
wealthy private houses singing To-
people there and receiving checks th'
next day for their kindness Tes vas
majority OF the remainder sxiSt on
twenty-five and hfty cellar conesr
work. or take 20 teachlz-. or drift int
comic opera or in the end weary OF 4
all and DO sorneth.ng else.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

known young physicians on the PENN
sula. IS quite sick in a Richmond hospi-
tai. where ne was taken for treatment
The physician thinks he is threatened
with typhoid fever. and it IS also feared
he has BriCht's disease.
Mr.. b D Peschy went up Thursday
TO see his nephew. but ne as too i'll to
be seea He is suffering with kidney
trouble and not typhoid.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
Fin-.t Choir In world

The cathedral OF Alexander Nsvsksi
81 Petersburg. Is said 70 have the
finest choir In the world. Il L. com
posed OF about thirty OF the best voices
n the Russian monsst@ies. Whenever
4 novice with al exceptionally good
voice Is entered he Is sent 20 the mon
astery OF Alexander Nevskoi. where he
IS trained 81 carefully as an opera
singer. and remains there doing moth
Ing except assisting az the music ~
mass Ia the morning and vsapsTs In
the afternoon until be becomes AEsd.
when he 10 retired ca . peasloa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
some Mahogany Logs Bring as Much
a. $50. OoO-Mexico the Chief
SoUrcs o. supply.

sydney X Shattoilt % vAshington
largely Interested ID a 1870 .0Co-acre tim
Der and plantation tract in The STATE
OF Vera Cruz on the Coatzacoalcos rive
u familiar vita al phases OF the timber
trade. anc for several years bis attention
has been Eis@n largely to the purchase
and marketing OF mahogany. says TIE
Mexican Herald Spreading q RIA
eogany generally. be said.
Mahogany has been esteem 90 a very
valuable wood for more tran 200 yearr
anc during All that time the world haF
az substantially It's whole supply from
Mexico. Honduras. Cuba ard Santo Do
mingo. Up 20 ~ithlr about ten ysars the
proportion secured from these district
Eas about 60 per cent from Mexico. 3c
Per cent from Honduras. and 10 pc-
cent from Cuba and Santo Domingo
combined Now comparatively uttle i.
obtained from Cuba. and practically
none from Santo Domingo The PROD
lct 90 Az ~ ne four districts b. longs &C.
the same species. but there arr marast
Differences Ia tn abre OF the wood frou
West India Islands snc that from %
mainland. The Mexican Snd rondurs.
growth is % a better grade thac any 9th
or The mahogany or Mexico Is wort,
la The United States anc Europe from
$50 90 800 thousand feet. OF ne ever
axe The value OF Individual lcss. hov
evsr. !s occasionally very nigh sinrl
sticks bringing as much as s.. 300"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

There was a big sensation in Lees
Vile. Ind, when W. Il. Brown Of that
place. who was expected b die. had his
life saved 10y DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption. he writes. II en-.
dured insufersble agonies from Asth-
ma, but your New Discovery gave me
Immediate relief aud soon thereafter
Effected complete cure" Similar cures
OF Consumption. Pneumonia. Bronchi-
IL and Grip are numerous. It's The
cerl,ss remedy Tor all throat and lung
rou les. Price SOC ana g. 90. Guaran,
teed by Henley. druggist. Tiis
bottles free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

- ~ " L;2l;4 - ~ - <cz - - y
Read Pemberton. trioe * Cos ad,
Much painting sign of progress
is being done IA town,
Henry Dewitt. Of Port Jarvis, \. Y
who committed suicide recently in New
port News, worked here at his trade OF |
carpenter tor several months. tie was |
addic Ted 70 The hquor and opium ns
bits.
Hon. NJ. II. Barnes has sold his iaru
in New Kent ana Will move 10 TINS CIT,
TO reside, II be can ind IA house. which
are very scarce.
Don't send away for engraved cards,
Invitations. etc. Leave your order at
Stones drug store. No advance over
city prices.
Mrs. A. G. Harwood, OF Grove. was
visitor here Thursday.
Mr. r. 7. Armistcad was in Richmond
Tuesday. and called on Governor Mon
tague IN behali OF Silas Martin, VINO WAS
sent TO the peniteuuary from tins cOuu-
". Martin wa an escaped lunatic.
Mrs. K. NJ. Smith retui ned Tuesda,
from Richmond.
Mrs. ". c. Johnston and son, Carlysl,
will return Monday from a visit L,
Capt and Mrs. : J.. Brooks IN Maaches
ter.
Come al d see tor yourself that the besi
line of stationery in town is at stone
drug store.
Mrs. Lindsay Gillian and child, O
Hampton. are visiting the former
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Charles.
Mr.. NJ. Ellwood has purchased of Mr.
k. L. Griffin a house and lot on lrelan'
street.
Judge Bund, brother of Mrs. {. l.
Chapman. after visit Of several day
here. has returned 10 bis home in s.
Paul. Mimi.
Mr.. ]. 3. {. Spencer, representing ii
local Royal Arcanum lodge. attende
the Grand Council in Norfolk th
week.
Buy any S1.5O book from ne at ST.
il a Tabard Inn Library case and g
with it life membership IN the Librar
THIS offer will hold good until May Is
Jas. Il. Stone. druggist.
Mrs. II. 5. Bird and children have Z
turned home after a visit 10 Mrs. Biz
In Petersburg.
DIR. Wharton was IN Richmond Thur
day TO atten nd the funeral 81 the late ~
Lewis Cass Adairs
MIRA. Norvelle Henley spent Tuesday
Hampton.
Mrs Brown of New York is the guei
OF Miss Virginia Wise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
THE PALMlSTRY BUSINESS
Quick P-onts Realized al Coney Is
land by Fortune Tellera-Argu-
ment OF a Sorceres--

Somebody Is going 70 make morey
out OF he paimistry business. and ny
shouldn't ] b. that person said the
Esq ptian sOrceress Who came from Ala
0ama. and = no supported her sick hus-
band and her poor chlldren by the pro
ceeds OF her Coney island stand &C
oording to Frank Lesiie's Monthly Il
said 70 myself IN 10 into thisasA seri-
Gus business. and III go into IL the right
sort Of way. I'll De the executive and
III hire experie need people 20 10 tbs
rest stared IN with only $500. and
lie got IS 900 worth Of fittings alone
nov. I don't know anything else I
could have taken up that I'd have been
able 10 get along so well at I'm able
10 pay my people good wages. too. which
I couldn't have done II I'd taken I'D
cressmAking or anything else I'd have
70 employ girls in. start them Ia Al
eight dollars Eeek and / raise them
as high as SIS when they prove TO be
quick and clever At reading character.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
JUSTICE FOR A UsURER
Novel judgment Entered By EngliSs
Jurist Against Debtor - ADOPT
ed Small Payment" PlAns-

In al lands The Insurer is held 10
contempt and people OF AL classes IN
wArdly chuekle when one Of the class
Ests the worst end OF a bargain Al
EpGlish paper records = peculiar de-
slsion In the suit OF a usurer against
= poor woman The man had Leaf the
woman money in such a way that ~
vas 20 Be paid In lnstailments and
With monthly usurious interest The
woman was unable 20 pay the amount
due
The Judge satisfied himself that the
woman was honest ARD honorable and
that What she hsd already paid In tn
stAllments would cover the original
ioAD and reasonable Interest
will you accept As in discharge 80
naked the judge OF the piainun you
viii then have bad ten per cent % The
ioan"
The plaintiff would accept nothing
less than the full amount 20 which The
lAv entitled hin.
Then" said the Judge. although
cannot invalidite the agreement. car
make an order which. think. Will A.
ne ease give judgment FOR the fui
amount. 20 De paid Al the rate OF SIX
pence a month"
This was the "instaliment system
with a vengeance for AZ this rate o
payment the Insurer would De Is year
Ia getting his money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

Twelve Hundred acres. three hundrc
under cultivation. nine hundred acres a
good timber as there Il ~ Surry count.
Has one and half miles frontage .
James uver, four miles above Iarne>tr,,
Island. over four million feet ofvocdsa.
timber. VIZ. Pine. oak. whitcss ood. ga.
nut, cedar, cypress. hickory and yum
he entire farm - well Watcrcd sat.
springs and small streams OF good &c
water Fine old colonial mansion. ia
stories. Marble floors 10 front a.
back porch, granite steps stand. ni
high banks OF the river Beautiful -crue .
Tor miles. Large and roomv. huiit
solid brick. Deep cellar under the who
house. Ten large rooms with u H. hal
running through center fronting ON NV
and road. Lately been papercd. pam.
cd. and gram d, all through IA the late.
designs. Beautiful laid out pruuul
around the house. PLENTY ot large shad,
trees, all out buildings 90 good orlic-
5O1l2 Il. hen house brand new. WORK
shop. smokehouse. wood shfd. etc. On.
large cistern 2x14. 20 f. deep. Thrift,
growing young orchard. $50 appl,
trees, 90 pears. l25 peaches. 100 plums
Also quite large size old orchard OF ap
pies, peaches and pears. which furnisi
abundance OF fruit for home use. Tn
800 acres under cultivation - well fen,
ed, two miles OF seven wire About IA
same amount of four wire. Good stable
and sheds for stock. All rnachiner
latest upto-date. The farm IS fairly We
stocked with horses mules. COWS. youn
stock. one yoke good work oxen. quit
"A number of blOOded hogs Stock an
machinery can be bought With farm
purchaser SO desires. There are ais
about three or four hundred e. Wis OF IN
best select stock. This place can d
bought a. a ~ hole. or the uine hundre
timber track separate.
| VIII sell way down cheap at price
that wii surprise you. For furth.
particulars call on or address
A. 3. ROLF,
Williamsburg. '
Care Raleigh Hotel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

4 startling incident is narrated y
JohR Oliver of PHILADELPHIA. IS fol-
lows: Il was in an awful condition.
My skin was almost elbow. eyes sunKen.
tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite. growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians bad CIV.
en n e up Then I was ADVISED to use
Electric Bitters. to my z eat joy, the
first bottle made a decided improve
ment. continued their use Tor three
weeks. and am now sell man.
snow they robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail to try
them. Only so cents, guaranteed at l..
Heniey's drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

Lynchburg, Va. The Board of Visi-
tors. at their Annual Meeting on the
goth day OF next June. will appoint
STATE CADETS TO I'LL vacancies in TIE
LIST. I'd. 9th. 7th. 18th. Goth. 2lst. gath,
25th. 26th. eth. Saith. 35th. 3sth.
Senatorial Districts. and FIVE (5) AT
LARGE. These appointments carry free
board aud tuition. Applications should
be addressed 10 the undersigned on or
before june 10th. on forms that will b<
sent upon request
SCOTT SHIsg. Sag,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23
Makes "A Clean Sweep

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you ever
heard OF Bucklen's ArnicA SAlye 10 the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures Lurnes,
sores, bruises, cuts, bOils, ulcers, skin
eruptions and piles. It's only 25c, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by L.
Henley. druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-04-23

Mr.. r. r. Johnson. the hverymau. has
set tied do, In the good. old farmer
style His famil as moved into the
Brig ht house. Or and Mrs. d. J. Il ing.
on their return from their honeymoon.
viii occupy the house vacated hv Mr..
Johnson