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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

IIahiupitof bIcfcrct. Ten npe Eitcr'
~iipiiaabe teller. Toran Mufoen.
Glerc BreosrDgter.
tsortiat ira lie sioe.)

8~rebsrpgier er otter paof9roe.
Get itpre Benseinitittt | 1oris Credit
2ponnais, Iom bar opertaget belle
oct iibite ri,siiife 9rigslaan, bnpbc
forfeit rlsiiife Statspapirer til en-
@Groi af $f60,00o,000 bImr0t fine
Silialer for at iGlaes, men MI ipsr.
ges bet, OF oisie Yapirer pIno;elig 81
blet falbt tilbase til 8aris. Gcttc
er itror bIet nbtpoet berben, at Rus.
lonb penter en- NOR foreitaaenoe
6rebsHutnins, og at oct oerfor itfe
trGn9er noget MT &rigslaan.
s @aibinaton oilaeoe | Sorsoags
Den ~iapanciiife % oen rusiiIfe 8e'
ianbt geisg bos StatSiefret9r SOFT
nteo en- balp Simes Meaemrum, 90
bette bar oeina eioet Srebsrpgterne
np Sart, iiltrobs for at 8reb Gasiini
iremoeIes foriifrer, at arigen biz bli
fortidt ito TIE bitter Cub. S bneri
5oIb er Oct ianbipnligt, at @nibing.
ton bill bIi oct Steo, bpor Sreosun-
berbnnblingerne inblebes, naar Dc
itribenbe Barter ensang fommer iau
langt, at De fan be9Dnoe at fnaffe ON
Sreo.
gnbog | iclpeite ct. 9etersburg
@ioirrer Der 5rebsrpgter. Siitrobs
for SpbibieIien / a%nlebning Stor.
fprit Sergius's Noro paaitaaes Oct
beitemt, at Spergsmaolet ON Sreos'
betinoelier blep orsftet iiolt | forrige
llge | ct StatsranoSmsbe / 3eiierens
Slot. Wen aeiiereu ifaf babe affor.
bret aQe tiliteoepGrenoe ct bsitibelisi
Ssfte ON life at rsbe uoeet al Sor.
bonblingerne, beoer oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
SnSrcminiitcr SitfJepf meobelte

oen 15oe Sebruar pna Soreipsrgiel
Observation-Disclosures | @aibiu9tou, al
intet Reolem al Sbe Snbian Games
Commission eller Oens getiente bapoe
negtct at oflegge ben 2ooen frppebe
go, % at ineen al De nGunte MGnS
er fiuanciett i~uteresieret I nogeu al
De Sine, iom commissioner bar S1,.
risbiftion oocr. gn llnbta9elie Dan.
neoe gbnoro 9orto fra GeIapure,
iom | TO Gage bar aniat iom inOiouIt
Golf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

@iaigc Snrcr or ofte Spre til bpil.
FeHiombelit 8ris, Ser er mango
Wenueifer, ser fiebcr "biuige SinB"
fln for ~iiNerefter at opbage at DC /
girfcligbc0eu bop0e betaIt / hprt
Domino Tor Dem. SpoS mi (. gr.
0ie6iciner altaaar. bur6e 8prbien be.
re1ue& eitcr, bpao &c birfcIig fou 10.
rcttc. Sr. ". Z. Glauieu, NuSeriou.
St0., bclpier, hnab Der meues meo
Socnitoocnoc / fslaenbe grep, Der up'
Iig bIco mootoget al 8abrItanten al
Or. Gctcr'S Surifo.
@NuOcrion. Sno, Or. g. Sohrnrp.
Chicago, III. % bar forisgt q,
britsc unOre % biligere (2) @eOici.
ner alO 0rrc$ aurifn, men iinber. O,
Sc life or tilirco&itiucnoc, og q bel
Ter fon SC llorcttc, bprS 9lirito fou.
Seq icrber berfor en- IN Seltiaiug
paa GereS Surtfo. gteo megen 9s'
teiir, ". I. 9lnnieu."
Or. Geter'S Sltrifo iubiaacr en-
eqcu &laoS blanot ale Neoieiner
SanScleu. Ser fan iinbeS GiterIig.
neIier. men life oens 2ige. gr. 1e.
ter'S alrriEo or life en- apctbefer Mc.
0iciu men iGIgeS aienncm ipecicat
aaenier. Sor nprmerc llnbcrretuin'
ger ifrio til 6obrifauteu, Gr, Better
6obrnep, ii2-ii4 90. Sopne gpe.,
Chicago 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

Soutbweiern &iuueicta Spipi;aI | Sc.
ron Safe, Ydnu, bar init uostpct lin fgrite
nurlias Gaypori, ps h. nina pirisIia pRre
itlireeSiileuoe ior Seiturelien at iiune iiae
at Of 245 iuuraiife Gperaiioner par ale
brlaIse. &c sar baut Sauoreesr al onere
S,iGIoer. ION bar parst liseiaa beloise.
Get bar ipr en- FOR Eel perei Selsipren.
beoSar5eto'. oa Scipitalet bar mango 'ro'
fate SenusE lom itaar bag bet % lister bet.
9ericm ou pSa ucsen gQaaee CT mieresie.
ret, Do "TRIP iii 81. a. 8. Rcc, Sercn Safe.
Mum
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
2ipur Gitp ~2pGemarfss.
eap az. Vaul S~pqsmarfes.
gSiSeonitn IcbafSntarfco.
eDoertou. ssiS.. 17Oe Sebruar 1905

Go9erton, sSt5., Zoe Sebrnar 1908.
On rge mro S~pr9netrlpe % bibsnoe
Stpruie bar meoigrt, at 5obnisoptlshet |
NaH0oiitr,tterHe er ipRRoeI NIB I'll en- rem
llbstpoeligheo. De tilipeue Seie % ben
ItRrte aulot bar for oct meite trurget agcHs
tsrus til at boloe iis hieume. Sigeleoss er
2epcrinaen ueo Sarebuleue bfet DRumet
Ell bel Sci. luoer andre Ye'rfortuloe Inn.
be mau madite pentei, al ~eiteripereieleu
eitcr inapel ny iom Glore Sobot pilos bape
iortiat.
So!seuOe 5aIa al iioite aars aulius CT
inoterettet:
Ole Simonson, I2a at 7ia&Ic
G Halyorson. LEA at ?, o&Ic
lorgenson, Sa at S&Ic
Henry Olson, ga at Sale
p n Nelson, Ioa at 624&Ic
II S~utmeyer, Sa at 7&Ic
OF Olson. "a at Sac
F Mcneil, 8a at 6&Ic
K Watson, ga at o&&Ic
c Schleuter, ga al 6&Ic
Hogie, ga ut 6&Ic
Nick Prell, Ga at 6&Il2c
NJ Anderson, ia at 7A&2c
NJ Campion, On at 5s4&2c
Betnoeitge RrHgner al Giors Subat bar
iiiitei Giere bianpr loials "9dderss.
6orleRoelIeR ira CplaastGient uoaioros
/ ben iorlsbus llse TAFT 500 aasisL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21
Sprrctninasnotitier.
eas Gpcrtisiemeutet ON au~ti.,atboljfe

Or. Better 6abrnep & Scns Co., 11s 9.
Spue Npe., Chicago. Sn.. bar retop ubairet
% ienbt orres 1905 1%Seilsbersn" til "geeo.
rahs Fptsu"s 9riere. Sompauiet uosiper
bette Strift en- Gang aarlis iberes bs,leubte
WeoiciHsrs Suteresie. 2etts sompdni err
sommeIt. ba bet tespubte Sorrsininseu /
1889. "GeIeSereu" tpr,larer bpprleses
SompdHiet cptcb. Geriom SH lite bar
mpptasct ct @gcmplar. oa itrio til Dem, %
bu oil ioa Ct irii iiiienot &c trauser %.
iaa agcutcr for osres Repieiuer / @0ue,
bppr be lite er repr9lentersbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-02-21

terne Iigeoperfor 5dmiIien % ion
Berger inttrs tiIiioe. Sroionrbeo
arunbISs Msist0nfiombeb og uitprlia
Treoe fBIger. gilien er ipag, % Der
for fon life peofommcnbe uofere 90,
be JoriGtter, felo ON 1bc bIen 9iort
9aa bette Gtnoinm benoer bet tiot
at Stnflerne anmooer ON at faf
fonme pao Miplet. De fsler pac
5orboanb, at be life bar moraIil
Stprfe til at ifaa imob, naar 6riitel.
ierne fommer. Ian peb ioalebes +
Gr. ON en- Herion Tom fit FIN gatter
til at ia bans llgelsn biem, foroi ban
life fslte fig iterf NOT | @iiicn til al
aan forbi ct SfiRnfeiteb, iaafremi
ban baD6e 9enge paa fig. Sufom.
mei,ien begpnoer iaa at Haa Sell.
Samfegansen blir forpirret, %
Ianosipagbeo bIir Maalet.
Ser Tan fomnte SiertefeiI, ber
gisr Sspnen niiffer % Tibet foriri'
ifenoe. 90 foraariqser Ieie 9rsmme.
aonfusIion, Spimmelbeb og Sopeb.
pine. 9erpaa Sallucinationer, fial.
penoe S9nber, auFgtsmuifler, 2ebe,
og Ennge. Sort iagt en- grobpis le'
gemlig % aanoelig Degeneration.
So, bette er iianobeb en- msrf Gill.
bring! Gnbper al os bor pisielig lei
mer END NOT al %israelige grempler
paa, bpao gnbe oct fan ia meo Dem.
irm er Bit SIape unber iterfe Drift
fe; men paa Den anoen SIDE tsiei'
bar pi iet Ienb, fom bar isrselia
langt fremme paa 9ruffenifabens
forferoelige @ane, ia Hep | Seilent
rpite Song 4Ifobols Slnpelpnfer al
zig. Se, iom pirfelig bill, fan Oct
men bpor @ilien er Hap, biGlper
bperfen afboI6Slefter eIer @itlofrlr
Ws6 3ranferen me6 8iRrliebeb, iffe
meb Sab, 2atterliggisrelie og Selp-
goobeo. Stuff paa, at oct | flor No.
itrGfning er De parmeite Sierter, 81
fiueite Seielier % oe berligite @pner.
iom brGnber op / Spiritus. SeIp.
9ooe Wenneifer, Spflere % 9jerrig.
bnffe {. CT. blir life let 9ranfere.
Inore igien inbebar Stiaineer ION
tbtnger Dem til ibetminoite at bore
meget maaoeboIbne. Maneen en-
lom blep Ell 9ranfer, blep oct for fine
Smgipeliers SfpIb. Naar hi tor Oct.
te / getragtning, inbier hi let, at bei
er bapoe fpnoigt % bjerteIsit at
ipotte oper De Stafler, iom er Bit
lterfe 9riffeS Slaper. De er life
iterre Spnbere emo 9eorageren.
SlaooerbaufenL SDfleren, ben @ier.
rige eaer aen, iont altib banber oq
iperger. 9e bare anar lin Dom, Iioi
burtigere imsbe.
Sar OIL, Spier. / Din Somiliefrebs
euer blunot oine @~efienbte nogen
forn itoer unoer iterfe 9riffe, iaa lof
Ell ianoan bloc, at oct enonu er Si>
til at lloo mo pao N artben 8ei. 8rst
at faite Saabets Straoler ino / hans
Slerte. Sao BAN mGrfe, at on bar
en- Rlaos fOr ham | DIT Sierte iaaoel
iom ! Dit Stem, @inber bu BAN iffe
oper poa Din SIDE berpeS, ioa npttel
Oct life at on pr9oifer far bam.
% itrIoe no9erL font life I9naer
er Observation-Disclosures Serre, mer
oens SIape, faa gie paa oisie 2iuier,
lao er DC ifrrpne al en- iom fsIer %
tror, at Iiot mer Siertelog o. Sp.
muntring til at pelibe ON % lio,
mtnore Spot. Soragt og Sorbentale.
rnnr Oct giRlber eoer uIpffeIiae grs.
Ore, oilSe bare | i'm Sroen. 9erfor
oisie Sinicr | SiaGg. Sar lea fire.
bet Dem for Dope Gren oa "tommf
S@9ge"? Bel - giort er giort. Seq
nlettte oct Dog ina bell gr.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

Now that the pregnant earth is a-throb
with life force and the buttercups and
baby blue -eyes" are garlanding her
breast, the studios are astir and the
annual digging of ducats for the Jour-
ney to the uplands is near. Alas! alas.
for the sordid propensities of railroads
and landlords.-and the perpetual pow
erty of art folk. But why rail at the
artist, be he musician or writer or
painter. because he is poor-and stays
poor and dies poor? The fault is yours,
good friend in trade. 1t is yours be-
cause you refuse to pay him for his
work in proportion to the payment you
receive for your work of commerce.
True. his part of the worlds work is
non-essential to living-yours is VITAL
But take out of the world the painters,
the sculptors, the players, the writers
and the musicians, leaving only the
producers of necessities, and your de-
scendants would become savages. The
fact that the arts are essential to civil
ized living Is as old as the philosophy
of Plato. In Europe it is a creed.
Opera-houses are maintained by the
governments, painters and sculptors
are financially encouraged when they
show ability and the attitude Of the
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29
BY LAURA BRIDE POWERS

on good terms with art and its worthy
artists, and then-then will there be
beer and skitties a-plenty, and spring
time will no longer conjure up dreams
that must go a-glimmering or be
wrought out in fancy in the depths OF
the studio.
Will Sparks, who spends a goodly
part of his time teaching budding
genius at the San Francisco School of
Design how not to paint. and in conse-
Quence has his workshop at the school
on the hill, is doing some interesting
work, bit of which is shown in the
accompanying illustration. The draw
ing in it doesn't count-it's the COM
position and the atmosphere that make
1t little jewel. Like Peters? Well,
no, hardly that. The Peters moonlight,
stabbed through its luminous blue with
a lurid light from a easement, is not
quite reproducible. But nevertheless,
Sparks is doing moonlights in an AL
hambran manner quite his own and in
that manner shows a temperament
eminently fit to WOO the queen of night.
This fellow Newhaus at 424 Pine
street, in the same eyrie with Keith,
Earl Cunning, Miss Organ, Miss Tobey
and few other artist-folk, is doing a
few things that smack of originality.
Rough and virile in the drawing of his
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

whole people is benevolent toward art
and artists. But America has not yet
quite arrived But she will-if the
artists hold out long enough. The edu-
cation Of the people in the East by
great public art galleries like the Cor
coran, the Carnegie and those at the
recent worlds fairs are doing good mis-
s1onary work. And they are teaching
Americans to value the work of Ameri-
cans-and it is taking foreigners to
teach us to do II.
And out here in the West, with San
francisco the art center, we have our
Hopkins Institute on the hill, which IL
the masses could be induced to visit 1t
would create something of a popular
artistic sentiment here But the num-
Der of San Franciscans who know the
best pictures in Hopkins-the artist col
ony excepted--can be counted on your
digits.
have often wondered why the larger
school children of the city, who do con-
siderable drawing in their last gram
mar year. and in the high schools are
not interested directly in the art
treasures of the gallery on the HILL
That interest would grow with their in
timacy and would spread a rudiment-
ary interest to their elder folk. And
since interest is the foundation upon
which knowledge is based. there's no
telling but San Francisco may yet get
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

week, to large proportion of ten or
twelve thousand of us. Here it is that
for ten cents up one may see what of
beauty and skill the human body may
attain to. Here one may see a Tre-
hearne, Hercules that the day need
feel no shame of. Here one may see a
Nelson family, ten of them from the
grandfather down, with even the baby
turning double somersaults for sheer
fun. Here one may find the subtly
muscIed tumbler from Japan, wrestlers
from Korea, jugglers from India, ball
throwers from Burmah, the dancing
dervish. Here one may get the oc-
cidental athlete in his every variety, to
those pathetic rebels against fate, the
armless and legless wonders. Here,
too, one may chance upon an A!cide
Capitaine, as I die last Sunday.
1 do not remember the trapeze-the
Capitaine kind-among the trappings
of the Olympic games. They do say,
too, that the Olympic gentlemen said
you were no lady if you went to the
games-at least, they killed you If you
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

did. However, they did permit later
the Lillian Russells of the period to
drive their own horses in the chariot
races, and the ticket taker always
passed In the priestesses. But the. Cap
itaines were their loss. One can imag-
Inc no more Of beauty and grace in the
Olympic youth, nor finer skill nor en-
durance than are this young woman's.
One can imagine her only as a priestess
of the religion of the body, as rare
example of it's beauty.
Mrs. Binns-she is that in private
life-would be nightly amused so to
consider herself She tunbles as you
and take tea, and has been doing it
longer; for I'm sure you were not, as
!, allowed tea before you were two
years and eight months old Miss Cap
itaine began to long for trapezes just
about then. She has been on them
ever since. This and much more she
told me in her iron-lined dressing-room
at the Orpheum last Sunday.
1 went right past her on the stage
by the privilege of a full inch over
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

Dutch scenes, with their green-banked
streams wandering through meadow
lands there Is note of bigness and
gladness in his work-his stroke is firm
and manly.
Amedee Joullin is happy as Hot
tentot in his Montgomery-street studio,
where he is going in for thoughtful
composition-along the aborigine line,
of course.
There are those irreligious enough to
say that Joullin can't draw, but can
color his figures in way to hide their
imperfecticns Well, granted that there
be truth in this-aLd personally can't
see 1.-THE world ha5 seen many a mas
ter who sacrificed drawing for dash, ef-
feet. atmosphere, color-or whatever
quality it is that lifts mere drawing"
into the realm of art.
Mr.. Joullin, like his fellow clubmen.
Charles Rollo Peters, Robert I. Aitken,
Charles Dickman-why is it that it
gives one such a wrench to give artists
their full and proper names?-is cap
able of big things in the art world. And
it is to be hoped that for both personal
and patriotic reasons these talented
fellows will get the best out of their
brains and hands-and perhaps their
hearts, too, should be mentioned. I
doubt whether a really good bit Of
work was ever evolved without the
heart quality. What think you?
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

Surely It was a bit of Classic Greece
before one! The little Greek head, the
nose that might have been f1lched from
the Medicean Venus, the beautifully
made body wrought to its utmost of
efficiency, suggested all kinds of Olym-
pas and things. Yet, no, there were
the profaning spangles and satins;
there was the usual Orpheum mist be-
tween one and Alcide Capitaine; and it
was O'Farrell street and wet Sunday
afternoon in 1905. But one was CRATE
full, even so. to see this young woman.
One remembered, further, to be CRATE
1ul to the Orpheum powers for the only
opportunities most of us have to seek
that wonder of Gods handiwork, a
beautiful human body, at its highest
power.
O'Farrell street as a branch Olympia
is an idea that does not exactly flash
upon one. Less dazzlingly obvious
even is the notion of the Orpheum as
it's temple. Yet, in it's way, the Or
pheum does mean just that, week by
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29
WHAT THE THEATERS
OFFER THE PUBLIC
FOR PRESENT WEEK

The prospect at the Columbia this
week is of the liveliest, with William
Collier in the farcical success of last
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Republicans Open Campaign
Here

The Republicans of Viii
liamsburg opened the cam.
paign here last night in the
Courthouse. The house was
fairly crowded, a majority
present being Democrats.
Mr.. y. ID. Peachy presided,
introducing the first speaker
in quite an eloquent speech.
As Mr.. Harmon, candidate
for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, arose to speak,
he was literally appIauded
His speech was an able one
from bis point of view. de
raked his Opponents ON their
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
SELLING THE STOCK.
The Peninsula Produce Ex-
change Moving.

The Daily Press of Newport news has
this 20 SAY of the work OF Manager d. l..
Fiory OF the Produce Exchange:
MIR. ID. l.. Florry has
spent the last few DAYS in
the upper end of Elizabeth
City county interesting the
farmers in that section in
the Virginia Peninsula Ex-
change, which has its head
quarters at Williamsburg.
and which proposes to do
for the peninsula farmers
what the Eastern Shore eX-
change has done for the far
mers of AccOmac and North
amptOn counties.
Mr.. FlOry disposed of a
good deal of stock in the ex-
change around Hampton
and he says it now looks as
If this end of the Peninsula
viii do Its part in getting
the enterprise inaugurated
IN time 10 handle the pro-
duce of the next trucking
season without the interven,
ton of the middle man.
THE promoters of the en-
terpriSe say that the eX-
change will do for the lower
end of the Peninsula what
the Eastern Shore exchange
has done for the trucking in
terests OF that section.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
Letter TO c. j, Person,
Williamsburg, Va.

Dear Sir. Lead-and Old i not good
palnt. don't wear. the rule -. as every
ane knows, repainr ia three years.
Dcvoc lasts SIX. IL the same way
allow wide margin - AL such statements.
- hat does u mean. 20 lastf il means
The same with both
A. 70 covedng- that's another Here's
an instance.
AR. j J Han. Shefheld. Pa. painted
TWO houses. lead-and-oil took 20 gallon.
Last summer bought 40 gallons Devoe
for the same two houses, returned 10
gallons.
The paint, that covers. lasts: its ali
paint true paint and fall measure. Lead
an5-oil j. al paint bat not good paint.
the lead wants zinc Better paint Dcvoc
Yours truly,
r ~ DEvOE & CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

The public schools were closed Thurs
day as a matter OF precautiou against
the spread OF 6iphthrria. There j. no
epidemic OF the disease here and every
thing Is being done 70 prevent a spread
% The inalady.
There IL one case 20 town In the "a m
ly OF Ar. ". 7 Binns. The house " as
quarautined Wednesday as soon as the
case was diagnosed. and young LADY
Ia the family OF AR. Neils Paulsou. west
of town. Is recovering iron an attack oi
The disease.
The ccugrcga>iors that attended the
Methodist Church last Sunday was de-
Egntcd with Toe rss % instructive sermons
~ Dr. 4. Z. Bishop. The lausic az both
services was Of very high devotional
or5er. Inc sweet. cultivated tenor 81
l'r,f. Crawford. new member IL the
faculty al William and Mary, was
greatly enjoyed. and the male quartette,
composed % Aessrs. Crawford. Lane.
Becker. and Proctor. at the evening
serviue. was the best 20 which a VII.
Eamsburg audience ever listened. The
pastor. Rev. Daniel 4. Merritt, wiil
Drezch az both services tomorrow.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

Alleged TO have Beaten
Child TO Death

DeputT SberiS K c. Lawsun on sat
rrdzy arrested JANUS Epps. a dimiuu
tiFe negro boy. on the charge q murder
srg his c-yesr-olo sister. Matilda When
TIE boy was arrested he admitted beat
iug bis SISTER. but said his mother told
hin 20 CO -. add that she struck the
Child OF Tx head with e brsck. That
was = week ago
A Neek aEO the child died and was
buried Ta1rsday. Sunday Acting
Coroner II. 7 Arrnisfrad had an inquest
at the grave Al Mcunt Pleasant church.
Dr. J. Bsir Spencer found evidence Of
terrible injuries
Tbejury rendered the following verdict.
''We. rhe jury. End that Matilda Epps
came 70 her death iron The effects Of
wounds on Der person iIAicted by iunius
EPps and Lizzie EPps SEPTEMBER TO-
The ~ornsn ~as lodeed "a jail here
with her son.
Monday morning Justice II. T Arniis
tezc gave the prisoners a hearing. Iuni
us testified that as zootner strsck he,
child with orick and thee beat bss. ala.
that that bis Jonnze1 brother beat shei
sister with a bessel hoop. After III
blow and the beasisx the child went Z
bee and q week later died
Both were held Tor the grand jur,
The Epps are a the class known ]
James City a. ''swanopers. :" they are Is
norant The woman sat 10 oovrt xis
Der intant ard seemed Httle concerns
over the terrible charge asai.ss her. I'll
boy 10 ssnsn FOR his ags, IS years. ar
told fhe story Of the naapy beatings ri,
CD his sister wishout q sremor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
4YCheY Brooks
General Insurance Agent

Ueneral insurance agent
Representing the following
first-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State, Richmond, Virginia
Home. of y. Y. Hamburg
bremen, Norwich MO u
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
! also represent the tldel-
ity & Deposit Co., OF Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. OF n. Y.
All business entrusted,
whether fire insurance bond
or OF indemnity on Officials
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
Office Over Spencer Bros Store,
WILLIAMSBURG Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30
To Speak in York.

Next Tuesday. York County's Court
DAY. promises TO be one one Of the most
interesting for some time from political
view points. Congressman HalD. Flood
and SIR. J. G. Egeleston, candidate tor
superintendent OF Public Instruction. are
10 make speeches.
AR. T. T. Gregory. candidate for the
House. VIII also be present and VIII no
doubt break ms long silence and address
thc Nntcrs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30


LRAvR wESrB0UNp.
&c a. IN. Except Sunday toRichmon5
Connects at Richmond With
lanes River Division train
daily for Lynchburg. Lex
ington, Va, and Glitter
Forge.
10s4T a. m. Fast train daily % Ric'.
mond. No stops. Buffet Par
Tor car old Point 20 Rich
mond. Connects with
through Express. leaving
Richmond at ? 7. NJ with
Pullman for Cincinnati. In
dianapoiis and Chicago.
Pullman service TO Louis
Vile and st. Louis.
6:O1 2. m. Daily Fast train 20 Rich
mond. Parlor Car. No
stops. Connects at Rich.
mond with F. T. V. leav-
ing iO;4S with Pulmsn
Sleeper 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville
GAP p. m. Except Sunday Local 10
Richmond,
RAsrBoUND,
9.O4 a m. Local except Sunday &c
Newport News.
Sso0 a. m. aSt train daily, TO Old
Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
4:56 p. n. ID ally. 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 Balti
more. and at Norfolk with
New York Steamer.
6.32 ?. IN. Daily Local 20 Old Point
For detail information, connections
rates, tickets, etc. apply TO yo1r station
agent. or TO
u. O. WARTHEN,
d. Z. Agent. Richmond. Va.
Il. ". FULLER,
General Z. A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-30

II looks very favorable for a railroad
for York county connecting Yorktown
and 6louccster With Sewport Sews. II
the road Is bait. sud We trust il VIII bs,
i wiu open up good territory for The
Newport Nevss merchants The business
men q The CITY should set together and
have the Ene continued 20 this ciry- II
wsn bring new trade and new business
20 the town. little hustIing vii g
su-z The road. fit comes 20 York