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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
The Most Useful Usefulness.

1t is not easy for young woman to
decide what sort of accomplishments
and possessions will be really useful
to her In life. For example, the ability
to work out problem in algebra, skill
in playing accompaniment on the
piano, a knowledge of cooking, an APP
probation of great poetry, may dis
pute with one another for place in her
education.
When it comes to her choice of
things, who shall help her settle the
claims of set of Shakespeare as
against new gown, or a good photo
graph of the Sistine Madonna as
against a dictionary, or piano rs
compared with a summer at an ex-
pensive seaside hotel?
The young woman may we'll address
herself to distinguishing the really
useful from for the really use
less in life. Whatever makes her
days and those of her family richer
and fuller is useful. If the piano
makes attractive the center Of the
home life in winter evenings it is
worth ten times the joys of a summer
hotel II a love for Wordsworth s
sonnets comes into her life to allay
perplexity over the adapting of house
hold expense to income, Wordsworth is
more useful even than more money
would be. The enlarged income might
again be reduced. but the deep sense
would remain Of Wordsworths truth
fulness when he wrote:
The world is too much with us.
1t may at first sight seem paradox,
but it is nevertheless true that of all
the useful havings of woman, the
most useful is an ideal.--Youth's Com
ramon.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

sits and stands in it, for if it is at
all tight, carelessness may ruin its
hang in a little while
Although the new skirts take q good
deal of material to make them, it is
not at all likely this extreme fullness
will prevail for walking skirts of
heavier woolens as the season adj
vanceS.
Drop skirts are the rule for all thin
woolens, and Of course silks. The
newest models for very thin materials
have been a strip of featherbone in
serted in the dust ruffle, through the
half-inch hem. Another ruffle is then
placed beneath this, on the inside of
the drop skirt, in order to keep the
boned ruf1le in place. This is only lec-
essary with very thin materials.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

WELL" said Mr.. Roxley, IF my
daughter is determined to marry you
1 can merely say take her."
But" suggested Lord Brokeleigh,
you must know, me deah sir, law
shall expect to have something thrown
in
Indeed 1 shall expect to have
something thrown out II 1t doesn't go
of its vwn accord.
Press.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

Unless you have tried it you cannot
imagine what pretty and inexpensive
picture frames can be made OF wall
paper. Select paper of small design
or of plain color and cover the panels
which have been cut from heavy card
board, turning the edges over and
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

Bacon--I Just heard of man who
doesn't claim that he has been award
ed worlds fair prize.
Egbert-Indeedl Who is he?
"Oh, he's man who didn't have any
thing on exhibition there."- Yonkers
Statesman.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
| WICkLY'S WOODS
n. w.
CHAPTER xXI.-(ContinuedO
By II. w. TAYLOR

OdAPTER XXI.-(Continued.)
Mr.. Billy Biler, talking very earnest
", and mumbling his words little by
prying among his white, even teeth with
. goose quill toothpick, and constantly
turning his white looking eyes out of
their corners so as to see what Mr.. and
Mrs. Wickly are doing. pauses a minute
after having fairly stated his case, be-
tore he goes on to argue it.
so now you're the heaviest taxpayer
in this county, by a long ways, Miss
Lizzy. Un if you haven't no vote you've
gut iniuence-plenty of it! You are the
very person to bring Coon Redden rour.d
all right And hope you'll do that fur
me-"
What else he said In the innumerao ;
repetitions of every statement which he
happened to think, as q lawyer, needed
repeating, she could not remember. He
staid long after her own somewhat af-
fecting meeting with her father. In fact,
30 far from having the delicacy to with
draw, he assumed IN air Of legal aG-
wiser and supervisor of the whole affair,
making remarks upon the various phases
OF the unhappy portion of this episode
that were intended to be humorous and
light, but which were, in fact, coarse and
brutal.
Again, the good-natured people OF
Sandtown who "neighbored" with the
Wicklys, or the Weeklys, as they were
indifferently called, dropped In to see the
SQuar." 1t was plain that they still had
Experimentation apprehension
OF the mental condition and stability Of
the returned PATENT.
Hello, 'Squarv' said Conrad Redden,
when he came in some time after IL
o'clock at night. ''Hits mighty late fur
urse farmers to be up, but I've gut to
shake hans. How're yuh feelun, Squar,
any way? Tar'd, haint yuh? Rid all the
way over h-yur without restun? Better
lay down, purity soon, hadn't yuh? Wont
do to set up all night, yuh know"
There was the dep-ecating solicitude in
every word and look of Coonrod Red
denis, that showed very plainly that he
could not divest himself Of the precon-
ceivcd notion that the "Squar" still need
ed medical advice and supervision, and
In his opinion, and that of the public of
Sandtown, he might always need it.
well, l gut to go home now, Squar.
Lizzy, you didn't come down to ar house
this evenun? They was lokun fur yuh!
thenk Huntley wawnted to see yuh
bad, fore he left"
as he goneY she asked, with an I'M
availing effort to keep back the hot rush
of blood to her face.
YES" said Conrad Redden. looking at
her curiously and contemplatively, hes
gone. He had to light out on that train
that went at $780, l thought he druv up
h-yur before he went. I'm shore he did.
Didn't you see 'iml" He was looking
at her rather scrutinizingly.
Eyes, he drove up h-yur jist ahead of
me-" put in Mr.. Biler, ''but he couldn't
stop a minute and he couldn't find where
Lizzy was at. He said he'd write in
reference to the payments on the land
and the signing of deeds, and 60 on.
Well, If you're ready, Coonrod, Ill go
down with you piece"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
Handy Things.

A sheet of sandpaper under your
match holder, near every gas or lamp
bracket.
A tablet with well-sharpened pencil
in kitchen or dining-room always
ready for use.
A ball of cord or Irvine in a simple
holder, to which is attached a pair OF
scissors your old half-worn embroid-
cry scissors will answer) above your
kitchen table, where it is always ready
for the mother who has lunches to 90
up in small packages each morning.
A rack in your bathroom containing
a loofah for each member of the fam
lily. The loofah is preferable to a
sponge for bathing purposes, except
for the face and hands, and is just
right in size and shape to take the
place of the ]ong-handled brush A
brisk use of it followed by a good
toweling will produce a delightful as
well as healthful glow.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10
AROUND A BIG STATE.
BRIEF COMPILATION OF iNDi-
ANA NEWS.

Matters of General and Local Inter.
est-Marriages and Deaths-Acci-
dents and Crimes-PersonaI Pointers
About Indianiaus.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

'sYes," said the bride Of a week,
Jack tells me everything he knows
and tell him everything / know"
"Indeedw rejoined her ex-rival, who
had been left at the post 1.-The ST.
nee when you are together must be
oppressive"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

trains courage and persistence as well
as memory. Meantime, every line Of
Shakespeare, every sonnet Of Words
worth, every period Of Macaulay, ev-
cry happy phrase of Stevenson which
is acquired is an education for taste.
The girl eager for self-culture must let
no day pass without some addition, be
it ever so small, to her store of re-
membered good things.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

The use of several 'sces in the new
gowns is a fad that Dame Fashion
applauds vigorously, and so far from
making a patdhy effect the one design
81 cleverly used to Offset the becuties
Of the other.
Il Il no uncommon thing to SEQ the
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-10

Wedding gown OF white chiffon
satin, with panel front of silk NOUS
seine, with lace design. Lace bertha
and fiounce.
Sleeves composed of ruffles of the
lace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Oak Tree Topics.

Oak TREE. Va Nov. ?. i905.-The Bru-
ton school Board has decided 20 reopen
the Portobelio school this term. New
furniture has been ordered and school
will open as soon as this arrives. Miss
Pearl Scheack has been appointed teach
er for this school.
After much delay the Bigelow school
openedlss Monday with iull attendance
Miss Mary Jones OF Williamsburg. who
was appointed TO this school, was com.
PEELED TO resigs the position on account
OF the illness OF her mother, and Miss
Annie Z. Msrston. of TosnO. has been
appointed in her place.
The Roll Of Honor for 1st month at
Oak Hill school Is as follows:
Ida Gas. Jcyce ZONES, Mabel Heier. How.
ard ZONES. Cisf Cas-. David Nepham.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
The Hicks Almanac for 1906.

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks Almanac viii not
be Published for 1906. but his Monthly
Journal. WoRp AID WoRKE, has been
changed into a large and costly Maya.
ariue. and IL viii contain his storm aud
weather forecasts and other astronomic-
al features complete The November
uumber. now ready. contains the fore
casts from January 10 June. 1906 The
January number. ready December 2Oth.
viii contain the forecasts from uiy 20
Deccu Der. 1906. The price of this
splendid Magazine IS ONE DOLLAR a
YEAR. See il ard YOU viii have IL The
November aud January numbers contain
ing tbe Rev ri K. Hicks forecasts for
the whole year. and more complete than
ever. can be had by sending az once p
cents 20 Word and Works Publishing
Company, 22Ol Locust Street, St, Louis,
No.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Quinton News.

Quintou. Va. Nov ?. Especial )-Tbe
Ladies Aid Society Of Providence church
is making extensive preparations for
their oyster supper aud entertainment
20 be held Friday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Saxby.
ca Nov. the ladies Of Ohvet Presby-
terrain church viii also give an oyster
supper at Bell Isle. near Roxbury. The
program for the occasion viii be OF IN
usual interest Vocsl and instrumental
music viii enliyen the occasion.
Many will be Slad when the great pO-
Htical battle Is over. Bvery voter viii
be brought out next Tuesday.
Thursday. Nov. 9. VIII begin the Nov
euber term Of the circuit court The
most important case on the docket Is
that OF Mrs. Addie Jordan. charged with
attempting TO murder her sister, Miss
Ellen Batkins. OF QuiutOn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Leave Williamsburg
LRAvK. wKSrBoUND.
:. 20 a. m Daily TO Richmond Con
meets at Richmond with
lanes River Division train
daily for Lynchhurg. Lex
ington, Va, and Glitter
Forge.
iO;4T a. m. Fast train daily % Rich
mond. No stops. Buffet Par
Tor car Old Point 10 Rich
mond. Connects With
through Express. leaving
Richmond at 2 =. NJ with
Pullman for Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and Chicago.
Pullman service 20 Louis
vile and st. Louis.
col % m. Daily Fast train 10 Rich
mOnd. Psrlor Car. No
stops. Connects at Rich
mond with F. F. Y. leav-
ing 1O:4s with t'ulm an
Sleeper 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 p. m. Daily Local 70 Richmond,
sAsrBoUND,
9.O& m. Local daily &C Newport
News.
VOC q. N. ast II am OdilNs 10 OAu
Point. Norfolk and Ports.
mouth.
ass .. N. Daily. Fast train
with Parlor Car for Old Point
Norfolk, and Portsmouth
No local stops. Connects
at Old Point daily with
Steamers for Washington
and Cape Charles and
except Sunday, for Balu
more. and al Norfolk with
New York Steamer.
6.32 .. N. Daily. Local 20 Old Point
For detail information, connections
rates, tickets, etc. apply TO your stRtior
agent, or 70
". o. WARTHEN,
D. p Agent, Richmond. Va.
II. ". FULLER,
General T. A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
OF VIRGINIA:
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY or JAMES CITY:

N TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY or JAMES CITY:
In vacation. October 18th. 1908.
First National Bank Of Plsttsmouth.
Nebraska. a corporation duly created
and existing under the laws "a the
United States, who sues on behalf OF
itself and such other creditors Of
John W. Rawlias. deceased. as shall
come IN and contribute 10 the costs of
this suit. complainant,
". In Chancery.
Frederick ;. Rawlins, ". Irving Raw.
Inns and Flora T. Waugh. non.resi-
dents OF the State OF Virginia, and
3. D. Peachy. Administrator d. b. q.
OF John " Rawlins. decea~ed, ]. G.
Florance. Trustee. NorYelle l. Hen
lev, Trustee. and r. r. Florance,
Administrator d. b n. Z. q. of Bar
nett Jones, deceased. defendants.
The object Of this suit Is 20 recover
against the estate OF John w. Rawlins,
deceased. the sum Of One Thousand Doll
lars, with interest thereon 81 the rate Of
six per centum per snnum from the Let
day OF August, 1900. until paid, and
the sum OF twenty-nine dollars aud
ninety-6Ve cents, costs, subject 10 \
credit OF one hundred and seventy five
dollars IS Of the Path day OF February.
1903. and for the purpose al having an
attachment 10 secure aud enforce the
payment OF the said claim. and 20 at
tacb the estate. funds, monies and
property Of the said John w. Rawlins.
deceased, now in the hands oi the said
3. ID. Peachy, Administrator d. b. n.
aud 70 attach the real estate Of the said
John w. RAwlins deceased, situate IN
the City OF Williamsburg. Virginia,
and subject the same 10 the payment OF
Ihe said claim aud other debts.
And it appearing by affidavit that
the said Frederick ;. Rawlins, w. r.
wing Rswlins aud Flora T. Waugh. are
non-residents of the State OF Virginia.
il is therefore ordered that they appear
within fifteen days after due publica-
tion OF this notice. in the Clerks Once
OF the said Court. and do what is neces.
sAry to protect their interest. And II
10 further ordered that this notice bt
Published once = week for tour succe Is.
.ye weeks IN the VIReIsIA GAZETTE, 3
newspaper published IN the City o
Williamsburg, Virginia, and shall b
posted 81 the front door of the Court.
house Of the City 0f Williamsburg anC
County o. James City, wherein the saiS
Court is held. on or before the next sue
ceeding rule day.
TEsTE:
7. Il. GEDDY. Clerk.
NRvELLE L. HENLEY. p. q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
GO TO THE POLLS.

4 Next Tuesdsy brings election day when
the prople Of Virginia shall seiee; shose
WHO MI administer th- laws Of State
government fo- foEr yezrs- Four years
ss a pssuy long time. and y bebooves
every voter 70 cast bis ballot FOR those
candi6sres Nbo VIII best represent Is
There are two psrtses is the 6eld asa
inx our SURFACES. PessaazIY The cau6s-
dates OF both tickets arr clear. hcoora
be r1en. itis oot men bit naeasurss.
prinripies. mat We voters mustconsides.
What does THE Repubicau party stasd
fors Their paramount issus is free
school books. One q theiT side issues is
pu<Stv ofeserti0ns and boDesty 80 hand
bng tbe finances Of tise State.
DO rbe taxpayers sish 70 bzrdcr them
selves inrtber Oy ewing Into the hands
Of nos-tar-payers thops4=.d. u collars
worth Of scaooi boOkss Do you. Mr.
Taz-p&yez. want 20 pay $50 70 the non
taxpayers So tor free bookss II YOU
DO vote the Repsblican ticket. n vos
want 70 Try the ~De~" kepablican par.
~ that has macs a oOtcb ofis 10 every
sousberu State BY tryinz 20 apply idea,
Ct gozernment that are not adapted Z ,
OR copdiri0ns. vote the Repsbiican tick
&C. Il 10 the same old party. o1ly IL hsa
kwsr n<gfo voters, eordifior Of whss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
His Last Sermon.

Rev Daniel 7 Merritt. the popular
snd beloved pastor OF the Methodist
church, viii preach his last sermon 70
morrow morning befors going 20 Con
terence " hich meets next week.
AR Merritt has endsared himself &c
al denominations. he - preacher OF
much ability and one that al delight IL
calling friend. IL Is The wish Of not Only
us own congregation but Of al Others
that DC De returned 20 his charge here
where &c - doing So much good.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
CoTHAM'S UPTOWN TREND.
Pressure OF NsE Tork's Central Re-
glen Is Greater Than n
London

Below Flfty-ninth street Manhattan
= rapidly ceazing 20 - residence
borough Some q the most crowded
tenement blocks are now In Harlem
and tie Bronx. says the New YORK
World. while on the lover east and
wes- sides factories and loft buildings
are occupying tenement areas. as IN
the central portion railway stations
hotels. theaters and shops elbow out
the private houses.
The World has referred 70 the start.
ling fact rhEt Brooklyn. with its miles
Of vacant lots and is potato fields not
yet cut Up ~ city streets. already
bears 4 larger average population per
acre than the old city OF London Lon
don proper contains ST. Pzul's church.
the Bank % England and other IA
an6us but unlnhabitsd buildings, and
q thin c-io5ie % less than 10000 peo-
PIE 1nc homes 81 Il where once was .
suErminz civic lie: even London
bridge vas In the old days dweli upon
By hundreds OF people. Manhattan a.
q whole T. almost ave times &s popu-
lOuE per acre as old London. but Il
WIN - ks1-AAAT " kA-4---- . Ar-AeA
along Broadway - al axis which Il
much lsss 90
For geographical reasons tire pres
sure on this central region II creates
10 New York than q London Tbs
highest price ever paid for land IL
London figures out about 1870 90,
per acre. The siiiinsn drug store 8
Wall street and Broadway brough
more than 80, 10000 an acre. and I
very small freak plot has been solt
IL New YORK al 9 rate nearer szs.
0oo, 900 an acre
auaiined
sezMr Mayor viii now examine
you f5Sife- guard. Are you tattooecf
Life Guard-Yes. sir.
DO yoz s1=c= lie best thing for aua-
/ eurnT"
s'YeE. sir"
~You have passed the exEminstsoa
Rsport to-norrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
&C Enrlish nlrthrnte.

Ensland's recording angel shows the
birth rate steadily 70 be declining.
and II has now reached the lowest
figure on record. 40 per thousand for
London and 29.2 per thousand for rs
large towns Were 10 not for .
diminishing death rate. particularly
among infants. a decrease In popula-
ton would have already come 20 pass.
L Is especially among the middle and
upper classes that the birth rate has
declined.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

IL Is very proud. Thank the old Deuo-
cratic party for this. too.
The Denocrsti, party comes to ms on
its record Of twenty years. Wa. Virgin
isever more prosperous Was this whole
section ever more prosperous Except
for one thief " no stole sS7 600 in swer /.
~ wears. have you heard of theft ard
graf in the Democrats psrtys Has IL
not been in complete control. and has IL
not literally Supported sli public irstitr-
tiouss Il it opposes public educatior.
why has il not closed the normal SolleSes.
aud the puhlic schools Instead i, year.
" increases appropriations for tree pub
hc education
The party expects your vote becsu {
IL Is capable. oecuase IL Is cot NEW, b.
cause Il stands for honesty, progress and
Rdvancement Its record Is clean. on
that II stands.
Go 20 the polls early, take your neigh
Dor with You IL is your duty 70 vote
just as II Is your duty to be q good citi-
Esu- You cannot be good citizen and
not vote. BE freeman. and give your
State q day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
-TATE OF VIRGINIA:


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND
COUNTY or JAMES CITY, To
WIT:
In vacation. October 18th, 1908.
Ms. Warren, Executor Of 81. B. Warren.
deceased. Gssignee,--.-..--.oomplainant,
W. In ChAncery.
sarah o. Mooney, (nee Jones) and Mary
Kline nee jones' and Z. Florauce.
Administrator q. b. n. c. L q. Of
Bartlett ZONES. deceased. .-.....--.....-de-
defendants
The object Of this Is 20 recover against
sarah o Mooney, one Of the defendants
thereto. the sum Of Six Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and three (fe12.03)
cent?. with interest thereon from the
18th dzv Of December. 1904. aud costs.
and 70 attach the estate. funds. monies
and prorertv 81 said Sarah o. Mooney,
IA the hands Of X. X FlorAnee. Admin
i.trstor d. b. u. c I. of Barnett Iones
deceased. one 81 the defendants hereto,
belonging % the said sarah o. Mooney
u.deg the will Of the said Barnett Jones,
decease
And il appearing by affidavit that
tie SAID Sarah o. Mooney snd Mary
Kline arenon residents Of this State, ., q
therefore ordered that they appear with.
IN fifteen days after due publication OF
this notice in % Clerk Once OF the
said Count. anc do what IA 0 ecessary 70
protect their interest And II IL further
ordered that this notice be published
once q week for tour successive weeks
ia the vrEsISIA GAZETTE. Newspaper
Published in the CITY Of williamson z
Virginia. and shAll be posted At the
font door VI the Courthouse Of the CITY
of Williamsburg a Csunty OF James
City. wherein the szid Court is beld, on
or before the next succeeding rule day.
Tcste.
y. II. GEDDY CLERK.
SoKyGLLE l. hEsLET, p q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Purchased Hotel.

AR. 7. F. Johnson has purchased OF
Nr. A. ". Jennings The old Brick hotel,
or y bat VII Be known as the Williams.
burg Hotel. foi $4,000.
IL has been thoroughly overhauled and
- an 1p-to-dste hotel Mr.. Johnson
las begun The construction OF 3-story
frame addition IN the rear OF the present
structure.
The hotel viii bs open on Thauksgiv-
Ia day WHEN mine host Johnson VIII en-
terrain.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Ne have on exhibition the Irish pota'
toes grown By the one legged trucker
which be tells about On the frst page.
Il be had had two less they would prob
ably have been as large as pumpkins
They are the finest We have seen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
SATURDAY. NOV. :. 1906.
STATE DEM0CRTIC TICKET,

For Governor,
hon CLACD A. SWANSON.
ro- LieutcnR1J Governor.
hon ]. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
For Attorney General
hon. VA. n. ANDESSON
For Scc'y Commonwealth.
hon. DO EG6LBS1ON
For Treasurer.
AW BARNAN. IR-
For STATE Szp't schools,
HON ]. u. EGGLESTON.
For Sou'T Agriculture.
bon. c. ". KOINER.
Fer State senate.
JUDGE 7. A. WICk HAN
For Hoase CT Delegates.
Hos. r T GREGORY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Attorneys Eho PiAcr Legal Advertisers n
k&gApersrs he'd personally responsible for
&me. rhis heizg fhe onlT coalition u5eer
Ebieh ne accept such SGrc-tiSnC. Rstos
So. Pc i1ch esch rirgs. ieSs - Per cert No
Seslsr1ou ron these terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Psnmxn-emiiey, the comic writer. 10
IN trouble over bis golf game.
Wright-Whats wro7g7
wei, wAsn bis es6cis laughs ks
eosszy xzev vbs<tsT ts's ~ hss sekessS
kis nknA--poo&we e5eSseaeoA !.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

EOR SALE 49, STOREHOUSE AND
lot corner ot Duke of Gloucester
and Boundary streets. Splendid
location. right at the college Price
$500 cash. Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. BROOKS.
CITY. cleft
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

vfsstcr-i wish 20 zee your employer.
once Boy--I'm sorry 20 say he's not
in.
visit0F-Nhy are you sorry Go say III
Ofcs Boy-Becsuse IL goes zgin me
eons<3ercs % tsll lea - Cleveland
Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Special Notices.

Tor RENT: ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of good land on Kingsmill Farm
with comfortable D yelling and out build
iugs thereon. Apply 20
NorAelle l.. Henley. williamsburg Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
ADVERTISING RATES:

Acre-tiSing rsteS reasonable. S1d fu-nisscs
o. apphcSti0a. Rates so 81. IS Cezts per
t,,ch pe-fSsuc. s-frl usasl discounts FOR sPsor
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