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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

There will be an open meeting of
the high school literary societies to.
night. A good program will be given.
| Admission, l6 cents.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

The house passed the reciprocal de-
murrsge bill Wednesday, 108 to Z.
The st. Paul Globe says: "Bouck.
Carl and Rider voted against the bill.
but changed their votes in its favor
when 1t was evident that the bill had
been overwhelmingly carried.''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Mrs. Nels Stinson was operated on
at the hospital Monday ana is doing
we'll.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Mrs. Frank Hatfield is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

L. 81. Bailey of Bemidji. one of the
best known attorneys In northern
Minnesota, died Monday morning of
cancer Of the stomach.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Dr.. J. 8. Schweiger, who has prac-
tioed osteopathy here for the past
year, went to Red Wing. this wesk
and after a visit with relatives there.
win open an Office in the Twin Cities
or some southern Minnesota town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

In 1904, according TO the report of
the State Dairy and Food Commission
or. Morrison county creameries paid
their patrons $66. .648. 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

City Treasurer Chas. Sylvester re-
covered enough to be out the first of
the week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Walter Hogan, of Pillsbury, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Hogan is the
a2thor of what ts known as the Wal
ter Hogan System of Selection, a dis.
covery which is creating considerable
excitement In the poultry world. It is
system which will enable the posses.
sor to pick out, without q mistake.
the hen that lays the egg." 1t il
easy to see that If the system is a sue.
cess, as those who have investigated
1t claim It ls, 1t win mean millions
of dollars to the poultry raisers every
where. Mr.. Hogan says that chicken
experts have ridiculed his system be.
fore investigating it, and afterward
confessed that 1t achieved results BE
has been experimenting for many
years on the subject, and q company
has been formed to sell the book
which teaches the system. Expert.
ments at the Minnesota experiment
station at Crookston were conclusive
as to the merits of the Hogan system.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Morrison county warrants drawn on
the revenue fund and registered prior
to May ., 1904. are now payable.
Road and bridge warrants registered
hefere Dec. Q. 1904, are now payable.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Heavy farm horses and harnesses for
eale on easy terms. Inquire Of Jacob
Burton, at clothing store.
Max Corbin now has his watch re-
pair shop In the south front window
of G. Fl. Browns drug store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Ray L. Donovan, formerly of this
place. will be among the graduates
from the State Agricultural College
next Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-17

Mrs. B. J: Hinkle is at the hospital
very i'll.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

lanes Lindsay Gordon.

line. how many springs have ds~ med.
how many summers died. \
Since mrs, YOU 6Iled riy vision. golden
haired and shadcwd-eved,
With vour white hands holding 10 your
HOS the roses of the spring.
while.vour voice sighed through their
perfume like a aute'ssofs whispering.
remember yet the drese you wore. the
FIRST low words YOU said.
And DO y the sunshine shstened on your
Sended golden head;
And how your long. dark iashes ell be-
fore my eager gaze,
As your presence thrilled my pulses and
your beauty Knocked my praise.
And stin the songs made for yOu-the
foolish. tender tunes
Come back and sing themselves TO me
beneath these paid moons.
AS watch. Just as We used to do, the
star-ht rveT gleam,
Until the sioging luils me and meet
you in dream.
lima, since that lost Summer tune my
feet have touched brink,
Wased BY as bitter waters as the spfnt's
lips can drink
I have smiled on paths where every step
was anguish to my feet
Draining the dreEs OF Narah while
laughed and called them sweet.
Hidden amid the shadows is the path
my soul has trod,
The place OF ito Gethsemsne lie known TO
mc-and God.
| None else may know how void and vsiu
nv life has come 10 bc,
Sipoe love was crowned and orucihed
and yours wrenched from me.
| No more never blamed you, for God
cast you in such mold,
| Your spirits holds His SUNSHINE as Toui
tresses hold It's soldi
On YOU love fell as summer dew upoi
the open-As rose,
And on me as chilling frost-unto wha
eud. who knows;
God knows, And 50 cannot dream 1t
blight was borne IN vain
Somewhere. a heavenly balm rem aims 10
all this human pam;
Z | Somewhere, IN diyiner land. wheI
= uaught OF earth eudures.
5 And where a deeper soul shall breath
= through 1hat bright form Of yours.
o lima, We shall meet again in th'
eternal day,
Where al the clouds are lifted and q
mists are cleared away,
= And as ny tsOuls faith Ike book ID
open 70 our ken.
lima. Eie's best and dearest, you "
know aud love ue then.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
1 CHARLES CITY COUNTY. ON
THE 5th DAY OF JANUARY. 1905.
commonwealth OF Virginia. County OF
Charles City, to-vit'
T. -HE SHERIFF OF SAID CoVSTT, Greet
WbereAA IN certain suit IN Equity
5.,ending in the Circuit Court for the
Int of Charles City. Virginia. be-
80 Robert W. Wilcox, IN hi, own
-, nd as Exor. Of James n. Wilcox
5-,,5 plaintiff. and Virginia Il. Will
- =. Al. Defendants. before final d.
-. rs had therein Sherred ".
81, one of the defendants, depart
a 49, III. leaving. as We have been
ALARMED the following children AnO
49, a. law. to-wit: Sherred Wilcox
49,. Flrzsbeih Wnhers Adams
1-born.s Withers Adams and James vii
- Adams the said last named James
| urifcox Adams being an infant under
| ~ s.e ~ tventy,one yeSrA and John
| = Nance Sheriff and &C such Admins
| traitor q b. n. = q OF tne eais1e OF
| -. NJ WILCOX. deed (the ssid Rob
ert ". Wilcox having departed TINS
| life and the above styled SUIT nAViog
been revived IN his name a. soch per
rep1 having applied for q proper RENE
dv IN that behalf and being Whling
II At right and justice nav De dine
| agTeeably 70 the statutes OF virginia IN
s1cb case made and provided, We com
msnd YOU 4 = you make knosn &C
| cording 70 law 70 the said Sherred VIII
| coz Adams Elizabeth Withers Adams.
Thimas Withers Adams md James VIII
| coz AnsnDs. the afOre mentioned child
rem and heirs at l.W Of the said Sherred
Wilcox Adams. uao was Sherred WIZ
cor that they be belo- cur Clrcui'
| Court of Charles City coGnty. Va. or
The isth day OF February, 1905. Il
sbow II ANYTHING they can torthemselve'
whv the said ait and the processing
, J The en- should not stand and be revived
, a0.;nst them and be IN al things IN IN
. sanne Night and coalition - u was .
. rhe time Of % the decsase OF the cal
Sherrcd WILCOX Adams, who WA shes
red wilcox. and farther TO do an
s rece,ve what our said Coust shall 4
that part consider.
And an affidavit having been mad
= and Cleo that the defendants SherFe
, WilIcox Adams, Elizabeth Wiihel
u kdnme. Thomas Witbers Adams a.
q James wilcox Adsns are not residen
y Of che state e Virginia, IL 10 ordere
y that shey do appear here within 1s ds,
q after doe publication hereof and {
o what may be necessary TO protect the
q interest In this suit.
q witness, J. Z. Major, Clerk OF o.
y Court n the Courteous tfis ofh d
= Of January, 1906, ana In the l26sA ssye
A. 4 a. 49, <w&.I<H
!. : MAJOR clss,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
DR.. Payne Appointed.

Or. Brace +. Payne uf the department
OF p1slosophy and edncatiou Of william
ard Asrv College has returned frcu
K schuono = bere hchas bceD "a couxusts-
tion With members Il The Executive
Comnsitxee Of rbe Cooperative Eoucs
rior Co-nnittee - Virginia. Sor.e tays
ago The Executive ConF1ittee q Asso
ciation uosrizousiy voted % re9uest
Or. Payne 20 sccept tbe chirEausbip q
thz Press ConEstzee upor winch wtl
d<xolxe Tx rather heavy task Of 5ring
an oefore TIE public the VARGAS features
81 tne Nay Educational Canipaiga. IL
viii be recalled rhst this Campzi * - a.
riaune6 a. the Norfolk nDeesirR - ID
CO sp~rstsye SoDr ssion last Deoensbe'
Br. Payne All name his eoIsgUes %
ths editorial stat ~ishis a s<w day.
aumedsaiely ~fscr ~hacb the Press Con
saisree ~is So 20 ~ors-
Or. Payne recorts great entbussasu
ard expectancy fron rsrSoas quartesi
O. shx sfate rsearoisg this movement
Il. ssxs thst promioent citizens q q
partses,- cEeeds add psoisssiops are ".
urteerinx tteir eervicer9for sErtberaace Q
ts~ canse ~ sInr great Pnblie Ei~menssr
ooh a Nsrainia aBd he - assure
frsru ~ reporss shef tb< MAJ useetins
wsi ago. 70 ~ spthps;ssn lor b
WORK thar kas ever before b><n q
suess -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
LEGEND LEADS TO FIND.
t-tsresting Archeologscsl Discovery
Results from Telling OF Forgot
ten Indian Tale in California

Al Indian legend was recently the
cause leading % al interesting zrcheo-
sogsczl discovery II Shasta county. Ca
Accorcirg 70 TIE legend. asys Youths
ConDarior. a maiden OF the Wintun
t-fbe. while searching for water IN .
cavern knOvn 20 the Indians as the
sanuel. oy spsrit~~atsr cave. cisaD-
pearsc 81 = very deep well Explorers.
working unoes The direction q Prof
c. Merriam, founc af the fsrthest end
q a xrotto 81 this cave an oval pit-hks
opening. corresponding n sDD~srsnee 20
the legendary ~eB Wssh The aid OF q
rope LADDER th,p bottom Of the pit vas
resche<. II xas found 70 be the chin
FER O. large cavern. and directly un-
der the opening lay the Skeleton of .
young woEaz- The cavern proved 20 %
| rscb in tie rernzsn< q various mammals.
| sneln6sng bears. cougars. and large
J exf.ncf. Eost-itks sninsi F~ne Of .ths
/ bonss wsrs. covered MIA lns cr sSSs>
1 laskss - sta'sfs3l<s. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Professor Bruce Ry-
: burnsPayne isNow
DIR. Payne.
DR.. Payne

The D1rhsm. n g. Herald says
The friends Of Professor b, Z. Pavne.
formerly Of Durham. bat now OF VIII
hsnsburg. Ia. VIII .rejoise. 20 know
,hst he has received thc very highest
honor that can be eonferred ov any
American institution. Recently PROBES
sor Payne presented his thesis, stood
The examination ard received the degree
Of doctor Of philosophy form Colombia
University, New York city
The title % Professor Payne's disser-
tstion was The course of study IN the
elementary schools OF Germany, Frauee.
England and America. IN the opinion
Of several members OF The faculty, II was
| The most valuable dissertation that has
oeen prese0tcd IN recent years
Professor Payne graduated at Trinity
College IN 1886. receiving the A. B. de-
gree. The A. NJ degree was received IN
| 1892. and N 1905 he received 4. NJ
/ rem Columbia he spent two years II
/ RESIDENT study at Colursbis- l9OS-O4
| writinS his dissertation IN The meantime
and reserved his Ph. d. degree IN very
| much shorter periOd Of time than Is usu'
a with candidates Tor tins degree.
Or. Payne Is az she head OF the depart
meat Of philosophy and edveation Al
William and Mary College, WILLIAMSBURG
Va. and Is happy n his work 1t +
noped that he vyln oOnhns nus laoOrs &c
/ TIE South
some tizoe ago 1t was enormously
| put Asbed that Professor PAYNE haC
reserved the degree OF Ph. D. IL Is now {
tact, svd Dr.. Payne's friends are crn
Srsrlstirg him or The honor,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Il last Vcsk's issue We Prlnted Hon
Glance A. SHSuson's lcttsr 70 The Demo
rru,s of Virginia AR. Swanson - q
csuasSa,s so- Tx Democrats uouIns-
.io- so- governor. There Is 10 doubt
~. that Congressman Swanson : thor
c-etly alive 10 Tx great issucs-bcrter
schools au6 better roads Eis address
plaaaly SHOWS thst * is q uan OF The
peoFi-- and q bs is made or ohiei e1ee'
utlrs his a6zizassrA-on MI be = COZ
Ple-r s-c-e=s-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
NoRmANs' FEAR coMIcAl
NATIVES Distzust Strangers Because OF
Fear Of Being svindled or
Perhaps Robbed

The greatest obstacle 90 agreeable
DecestrtanEsn In Normandy is the pro
verbal Norman distrust, says Book
lovers Magazine. The Nornan's dis
trust OF the stranger takes the form Of
a eornical sort OF terror OF being mann
ciaily dupe6-chsstec or svfnoisd, no.
20 cay robbed-proba5ly because be is
himself perpetualiy engaged In imam
c1al dipping II the tramper does mol
succeed in dszarming. by one means OF
another Norman distrust. bis tramp
ing life IN Normandy VIII be made
burden 20 him Norman distTust can
be dsarmed, but II cannot De disArned
IN an instant, q PAmericaino. II takes
trne 70 DO 1.-THE Norman "a the last
person IN the world 10 stand and de-
uver-And there is no social device &c
b mentioned IN the same breath witn
drinking for courteously oonsumins
tine. II the trAmper asks . simple
question a. q farnhouss. he cannot 60
Gently IInger--rot In NormAndy-sftss
his question is answered II be makes
q petty purchase In q store. his sitna
hon iE only q triHs iess awkward sinc<
Ne IA morally obliged 20 rstire 80 soor
a. the Transaction n oompistsd. OF
the other hand be has only 20 order
crink--ia this country Of cider ant
spplsjaek every store and nearly ever
farmhouse sells Eauor--to - scttfis'
b sit az Q table fer ~ ie1s ~ b WIZ
A - sxtx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Spiendidly Endorsed.

Postmaster 7 9 Peachy has had
r,e-i.iou II circulation this week 20
Inch ths Signatures Of Prae- ieAily al
.be representative men Of The town have
b-eu secured. Republicans and Demo
-rsrs ahke ssned the postmaster
u~t,.ios. wh5ch goes no show that al
are sAtsssed to have tbe president re
apDoint hin Mr.. Psachy has 10 oP-
r,ositiou. and even Is he had PEesldent
Roosevelt could not and man better
.uab6ed for The place. Everyoocy
wants 70 see Ar. Pezchy reapPointeo-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

A SPECIAL session Of The City Council
was Bed Monday night 70 consider and
act upon The Queens Creek bridge mat
ter. pen The advice OF Commonwealth
Attorney y. L. Henley the Council de-
Gded 10 pay ous-hali The cost OF building
tbs bridge. bu5 II dong SO declared that
such action was not 20 b considered as
establishing 3 precedent
The matter has been pending II Cont
for several uo1ths. York county, with
which there was joint arrangement
about bzildinE the bridge. paid rs part
Of the bill several mouths ago.
The bil Tx csy had 70 pay was about
SEQ.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

"a 1c1t.Inesday night Prot Ok LSH
nav WI 5eEvrr lecture II the chapel
o. ~ iliar sud Na5y Co-ess that shoUlo
bs Attended not oniy ~ The students
but bv everv adult cirl1eu Ct the tow
Prof de Launay = TOT oulv AZ artist
buta scholar. and bis iecsure VII <
sr-errrtirr ard instructive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, OF 20e W. saith St.,
New Yolk, 81 one line bad her beauty
spo Cd y h skin trouble she writes.
I lad Salt Raeun or Eczema iUr years
out nothing would cure II, until used
BackIsa's Arnica SAVE a quick snd
sure healer Tor cuts. burns and sores.
sc ~ L. Henley's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Pres. Roosrrclr seeus 70 have South
en- cDoeholcrrs OF the jump The
FSesi5euts position Is good for tne
Republcan party 10 The South. aud Tx
result vii * that the party VII *
greatly stre- gtbened n TIE SostLseru
States
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
Circuit Court of the County OF Char
= lee City. on the 10th day Of December
1904.
STEPHEN Putney & co.,.........-..-Plsictifs
against
Tohu T, Nance Exo'r Of Geo. w. Rollison
ard Evelyn Rollisop. +. IL Rolhson,
Marion Robson. Hewlett Rollison.
Ellen Rollison. Herbert Eollson and
Rolison. the last ave being In
ants under IL years. the children OF
The said T.. II. Rolhson: bvelyu
Brauer aud John Brauer. her hus-
foand: Lucy Hsxail and Littieberry
Haxail, her husband: l.. rs. Nance
Laura r. Adkins. Goldie Robson.
Florence Robson. George Newell
Rolhson aud Alice z. Rolhson. the
4 last four named being infsnts under
1 the age OF 81 years. the children o.
George Rollison. Jr.. deceased: and
Walter Robson. the last hve named
being uon-rrsideuts of the State .
| Virginia.
1 The object of this suit Is TO convent
| the creditors Of the estate of George w
Roliison. deceased. 20 subject his estate
| 10 the payment OF his debts and 10 set
| tie CD the said estate.
And an affidavit having been mao
and filed that the defendants Waite
Robson. Goldie Roliisou, Florence kol
iisou, George Newell ROllisou and Ahc
Rollisou arc not residents Of the State q
Virginia. II Is ordered that they do -
pear here within Is days after due pat
i,cation hereof. aud do what NAV DC ns
cvssary 70 protect their interest IN thu
suit. Aud Il IS further ordered that
coov hereof be published once a week 70
four weeks in The Virginia Gazette. an
that a copy be posted at the front doc
e the front door OF the courthouse Z
this county on or before the next su'
ceeding rule day after this order is er
tered
A copy-Teste:
]. E. MAJOR. Clerk.
z. T. GREGORY. p. Q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
No More Stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble is removed by
the use Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II
gives the stomach perfect rest oy q.
eesting what you eat without the stom-
sch's aid. The food builds up the BODY
tie rest restores the stomsch 70 health
You don't have 70 diet yourself when
taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. J. D.
Erskine. o. Allenvile, Mich, says, i
safereL Heartburn snd Stomach trou.
bic for some time. Ny sister-in-law
hss had the sane trouble and was rot
able 20 esT for SIX weeks She lived
entirely on warn water. After taxing
two bottles OF KOdol DYsDePsla Cure
sbe was entirely cured She now eAiI
heartily and IL IN good health. AZ
sisd 20 ssy Kodol gave me instant re-
lief Soid BY By L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

To the Clerks Office Of the Coreuit
L Court of the County Of York on the
9Th day Of November. 1900.
r. ". Shield and A, A.
..... laintiiis'
against
Patience Jackson.....-.-.-.....-.-.-. Oeienosnt
The object n. this suit il 10 complete
the purchase OF Eleven and a qusrter
acres OF land situte in PoSuOs!u District.
York County. State Of Virginia. and de-
ciibed as follows: "A part Of Part
lettes" and charged on the Lasd Book
OF York County 20 the said Patience
Jackson.
The said r, ". SHIELD and A. A. HAr-
ris having purchased the said Eleven
and = quarter acres Of land AZ a sale OF
keliuqueut lands for York County. made
bv the Treasurer Of Youk County. Va,
tor the non-payment Of taxes. levies. etc
due thereon for the year 1901. And ar
affidavit having boen made aud tlec
that that the defendant PatieDcs ack
son Is not resident Of the State Of ViT
GINA. it is ordered that they do appea
here within fifteen days after due publ
cation hereof AID do what may DC nee
essary 10 protect her interest 10 thi
suit. And il il further ordered that
copy hereof be published once a week 10
four weeks in The Virginia Gazette. an
that a copy be posted az the front doc
OF tbs courthouse Of this County or n
hrst rule day in Dec. 1904 OF the Sal
Circuit Court.
A Copv-Teste:
7. T. HUDGIEs. Clerl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
JAP WOMEN MAKE CHARMS
Pair Islanders Often Seen Carrying
Dotted Cloth which Ia Sent
70 soldie-E-

The custom % the Sen Ma Rtan - ous
that has arisen 10 Japan during the pres
ert VA. declares Le4iis's Magazine
Ever since tie VA began. Al AL times Of
the oay. and evan night. small groups
o. women car Be seer gathering &c thu
Esreets: cue or more % he women VII
have q piece Of cotton cloth vita / 900
marks OF dots stamped upon Il Sen" II
the japanese word for human being
either nAz or vonAa. "Riki- 10. N the
japanese language. strength In com
binatioz TIE words mean the skreagtb
OF !. 600 people Each one Of n ese 900
dots OF marks IL the cion are 20 lnoi-
cate the place where a stitch or knot is
20 Be n26s By woman. Who. while max
ing this knot. gives asr beat thought
wish or prayer for the safety and protse-
toe Of the soldier who viii wear this
piece Of cotton eleth as al obj" OF belt
while lighting fer his country. The
prayers OF 100 women for o1s man are
believed 20 protect him from ali dan
gers and 90 give him strength TO over
come and conquer the enemies OF his BE-
tovAA 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Erre-ed ~ So Possoeses q hiinS1souis
- s-coud cisss rpsii-usster.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Flanneletts Remnants.
Short leughts ot the reRiar "a
Flannslcttes IN many desirable
patterns, ~ sc award.
Outing Remnants.
Short lengths Of heavy lOc
outing iu both light aud dark
patterns a. Sc Ayard.
IL la Percals. Zoe
The besJ quality Sea Island
Percaies in scores of neat desirA-
Ole patterns. regular price l27se
At Toe = yard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

Ou Nail Order organized for the convenience
patrons and - gwen
vour orders spot Your order - tec oy e1
peenoed people carefully packed and shipped same Gay As &c
ceived.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Attorneys aho pisce Legal SGrerffsi7g q
hfsEAPer az held PERSONALLY rrsponsfhie fof
49,. fhis beng rhe oElv coalition unoeT
ahsck ~ accerr s1ch sdrsrrisi1r-- Rates
-. ~ iuck eacA rfur. lrSs IS pcr cezt- No
s.starion c-ou fhese rss KS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21

lxinrrzre<rr.sonsble. Sad rsrnfs1ss
or apphcnrfoa RAsss 20 al. IS Goats PEI
- r~-sSsue. VITA usual SiscorntS for space
.pdrfne. Local notices. 5 Csnts tie line.
R-Ssssr5ous ofrsSDecs Cents Der line
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-01-21
A Few Extra Specials

Csc Turkish 7 owels, 19c
Blcached Turkish Towels. very
large and heavy. frinRed. at Ice
each, instead Of CSC.
35c Turkish Jewels. 22l1
BleechSd Turkish Towels. ex-
ralarge size. hemmed ends-soft
AID heavy at 22iS instead OF 35c
lac Shifting Madras i2isc
Corded ShiTuog Madras IN
neat black and white designs for
meas Shirts. full yard wide, at
l2I5c instead Of lse.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-25

The Rev. J.,H I,"oWn Of IInlflinGton,
the ;aItt:or Of >::r - IF Intervening 81
bic" WAS Il :Mau Of s!rgninr baShful-
ness. His cn"r. ZIP lasted seven years.
Six ana ha'f years hail passed away.
and the reverend gentleman had got no
further than he had been in tn" fist
six days. \ step in advance must he
made, and Mr.. Brown summoned all his
courage for the decd. Janet" said he
one day as they sat in solemn silence,
we've been acquainted now six years
and mair. and I've ne'er gotten a kiss
vet Dive think I might take one, my
bonnie LASS" Just as you like, John:
only be becoming and proper wi it,
Surely. Janet: We'll ask blessing
The blessing was asked, the kiss was
taken. and the worthy divine, overpow-
cred with the blissful sensation, raptu-
rously exclaimed: 'Heigh, lass, but it
is guide. Wen return thanks" Six
months later the pious couple were
made one flesh.