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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

prIInI, ple man Durm Anoro9uTl9
elmer 9soentIase einI4ii6tsrt. au4 bic
@eridts6iener belfsn bielfa9 ben par'
teien unb man lam fat iusen, oaB pie
cine SGlfte Der 8eODlterung Gbitas
groseiIe fiibrt unb bic unbere linen
babel bilft unb baraus NSsen 5tebt.
Sci Der @erbonbluns fpieIt Der Re9ts'
tunbiae bic Sauptrolle. Der Inge'
tIagte leugnet, er 1T i'm 8etpubtisi9
p0lIieer l1ni9uIb; bod Der Reatsge.
Is6rte ertIGrt, bab er iaulOis isi; ct
muB Is Isin. Man tOenbst bic Sortiir
an; sund6It pirb sr duf ben Baud gs'
Leaf unb erbGlt 20 S9lGse uuf ben
entblGbten Riiden. Damn nsue Gras
gen, erneutes 2eusnen. Run 9ebts
fpieber log; er betommt S9ldse uuf
bic 6Gnbs, S6rfeigsn, 5000 Stod'
I&lGge, Bis bas SletId auff4pillt unS
Blut flieBt. Der gbineis 1T penigeE
nerp0s ala Der GurOpder, er berharrt
in ftpiI9er Rube, biz er ben S4mera
ntdt mebr ertrGgt unb Elm @erbre6en
e%ineefebt, ba8 er uidt bssdngen bat;
Der Rei6e ipirb bunn eingsIperrt uno
Tam fi8 nit elmer srDBeren Summe
piebsr lostaufen; Der arme tpir6 gea
fangen Sebalten, 70 lanes es benz Wars
BARN gefGrIt. 60 pOIl5iebt fi4 bi:
9inefii9e Re9tiprs9une, bic nod benz
@eIeb 70 eere9t unb meniHenfreunba
lid 1T. S;n ben @efGnsntiien iOlleh
eiaentli9 bic 2eute miloe bebdnoelt
perben; trubbem Iterben iebr biele, 10
bab man ii1 fiir6tet, iie Our4 bic
GingdnsspfOrts biruustrusen gu ldi.'
fen. Sie tperbsn Surh elm God forts
geI9afft ,bab man pieber 3utOpft.
Dies III Der f9rsdlt9fte S9impf uno
bic 1&perIfs @sleibisuns, bic man els
rem gbineIen ontbun fam. Setn
f9limmiter SIu6 ldutet: nMDget On
burd bus God aus BEN @sfGnsniR &C.
i6afft psrbsn!" 9ie @efansenbdltuns
gilt hi9t sigentIi9 uls Gtrufs; lie
Dirb aud nidt mad Susen, Mpnater
unb Sabren absemsIfsn, Das @efGnss
nib TT mebr cine art WdrtsIadl, in
benz er f~efgebaIten tptrS, BIS man
burd 8e5dblung elmer Summe Elm
@erbreaen geiIbnt, feline S9uIOen te'
3abIt, seitoblenes gut tpiebersegeben
bat, oSer aud BIG "a benz MdnSarin
sefGflt, ben 8etrefFenben b~eraussuIais
fen. Wander mub Biz gu ieinem SoOe
tparten. Inter ben pielen Strdfen bss
6tne1il9en Re6ts limb bic betOen gss
brGu9It9iten bic 8uitOnndbe unb Der
8lod, iener &lpB NIT 2S9ern fir &opf
un6 SGnbe, ben Der @erbre9er trugen
muB. Die 8aftOnnabe bat einen pG'
terli9 siitisen antri9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

Orei Gel hworsne nit elmer fleiuen
fldIAe 0bdmberlaiu's Geibpeh,
6bolerd un6 Ourdfall : llsoisin
pom Gbolere morbus oeheilt.
Ser @. 8. 5UmIer 3iebtpruer,
Nla., erSdhtt cine Griabrune bic &c
madte, wGbrenb er aIs Seihpore'
rer in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING In
GOwarbsuiue, 8reisbauptfnot bonn
areiIe Glebuurne, Gla., %fieurirte. @r
ioot: .@abreno i9 bort NOR, nB iH
etruas Iriides unb nuh 8urh'Gleiia,
bos bel mir Gbplera Weorbus In iebr
Sorm peruriahte. Sd
Iahlte ara elenb unb ididte unh ct
ner oewiEeu Gbolero : gteotatn, Tat
beIien Ionbte mir Der Gpotbeter etnt
NloIde Gbamberlaln's 9eibweb, @bo'
iera unb 9urhta[.Wtebiain nit BEN
8emerteu, bab er bas Sepanidlte
b6tte. mir obel In Solge ber @r'
prubtbeit Oieies Seitmittels, uOr56as
mir lesteres ju hidden, oa er Jul
beIeu unfehlbare Sur earanttre. Sd
nohm cine 0ule onuen uno Itiblte IN
ianI WlinuteR better. Sie ifuettt
Duie beilte mid eduslidl. 8pei
MitaeSdworene litten In osrielber
@eiie uub cine fini unb 5ruanStf
Gent SloI4e heilte uns QUE bret,
Rum Iertauf BET Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

nm geil6ensGIIeua ber5uItellen,
b.rfSA 1t man pie 'Olgt: 3 lln8en 8liis
tsnbISt hen (obne &eIG unb anbdngs
isn NON pOblriedsnoen @etIasn tpers
Ssnn NIT /, \ llnaen tc6saoem Wulier
;ibprnoS,sn i, M a9t biz asbn gtunbsn
Cnidf ianserj 'is9'n ss!oiisn; 9a n.f
pirb Der Saft II. 'q. 81 p S,,6 a nsSSS.
prebt, bur6 elm n. '' a;,. Ei s1 ,r StS, '
fen unb gum abieba, W., a.mi @srstS'
"a StunOen bsi Sei.s sot, ;;nS "
I9aften bon MetdIt ober q
D%srmeiben. 3sbn llnSen Sic, =, Hg9s5s,
Ies tperben nit / pfunb peiB, Ct
su Salt seto6t. Der 70 erbaitel s;r
tpirb dbgeIdGumt, no6mols bur, ~
Sud ge9oiIeu uno bdnn Iofprt l. :.
beib in ni6t gu srube 5laI9en q
bra6t. Dieter SUIT Mir icinsS berrs
liden @obIgei9mndes anb her i30s
men Sarbe tpegen in Spsiien, aud 3u
8eiI4eneis ~berfpenSet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

u beiOnoers neOrtseu Sreien gu habeu. Ber Gn9chUrse aus Der aften Sa.
-mntb bereiutOmmen IuTn nil, wiros in etuem Suerefe FuOeu, in uuersr
on &c potpipreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

I'm bic 8ausrbaftiatei. Der
G9ubipblen gu erbD1en, fusrbtn rieIeIs
ben 6rei@ Bis Oisrmal nit aopcIfirnib
iiberfri6en; bds aebtr erbll. biers
burd bas au8Ieben bon poliertsm Nds
budonibpl5. ntrb naiIerbiht un6 isbr
haItbdr, oo9 muB man BEN 5irri5 iss
Ntsrdl trpdnsn IdFfeH, ehe man bie
GOhIsn oufs reue iibstFrsi5t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

gpe beaebrt, 10 bsipetle tbr bstne Htes
BE, inbem bu fir iis beteft." Qls lie
aeleIen bette, frGgte CT Tie: r8eten sic
ou6 fir ben, Der einmul Sbr 9atte
IeiR tpirb9" Statt Der 4ntport rei9s
ts fte ibm RE SuRb. mas ibm seniigte.
Gin berii6mter 9lr5t tpurOs bon ieis
ten elmer Dame, nit Der er Ionge Bee
freunbst mar, pbne li9 ibr bod gu srs
fldrea, bur9 Elm BUD our Merbung
bspugeR. @r bsIudte fie unb fdnb lie
in Der Sdmilisnbibel IeIenb. Sic i4ob
fie ibm bin unb mics nit benz 3ei9ea
finger auf cine sepiIie Stelle. IS tpus
rem bic @orte bes prppbsten Rdtbdn
Su 0apiS: .@u biIt Der Mann!" Gin
10 beutIi9er Mtut tonHte ni4t mtbs
berItanoen tperben, rnb nun enbIi9
burfts man So9Jeit fsiern.
@uf nod naipsre Msile belt elm
ipprtarmsr @erlisbtsr um feline Stills
seliebte an. gr mar Bel ibr, pGbrsnb
iie nsben benz Serbs fab unO an eiuem
Iunssn Strumpfe itridte. gu ihren
Siben Idnurrte semitbli9 bic Sduss
iabe. 3a6oem Der Siinslins cine
@eile Itumm bageieiisn bate, lodte er
RE &abe an Ii9 uu6 fliiiterte ibr bOrs
bar ins DIR: Sch bin uHO frdse
2ies9cn, Oh fie meme Srau tuerbsH
MILL" 8as WlGb9sn srrOtbete, iuste
aber Der I~Onbsrbaren 2ie6ssbotin ebens
70 bOrbur ins DIR: v9eltslle 9ans,
Id mill e."
SIiper grompsll trdt einmGl ur'
bermutbet in bus 3immer Ieiner So4s
ter unb iberraI9te etnsn junsen 9e'
Iebrten, Der Dor tbr duf Rem &nieen
lag unb ibr Ioeben feline 2iebs ertlGri
hattie. Sire antpprt bate lie nod
ni9t geben t0uner, er mar dlIo BEG
GrfoIges Ietner Werbung ni4t ii4er,
9lls nun &rpmpsIl nit iiniter Suium.
menge3ogsnen 8rduen unb Grserli6el
Stimme i'm fru9te, mas CT bu made
purbs Der urme Sreier 70 einsei4i4'
teri, bdb er in Ieiner 8erlegenbeit Der.
GusItotterte, er babe BEL benz SrGuleir
um bic Sanb ibrer Sunsfer ansebdl'
ten. Yer ebrset5i9e Batter, Der mi
ieiner Sr9ter bDber binaus tpollte
rGumte ben unbequemen 8eperber bd'
bur9 aus benz Mess, bdb er bic Dor
9sI9obsne Sunsfer bereturufen unb ot
bsibsn auf Der Stelle trduen Iieb.
Cir &Ieronber 0uff 9orOpn bait
Der IGonen 2ucie @uIten auberorbent
Ii6e S~ulbisunsen erpieIen, unb bal
erbob fi9 bas gepObnte @erebe. hNiI
fen sic aud, bub bic 2eute uns gu Ell
mem perIobtsn puare md9sn9" frugt
er ite zines 2uses unb iette, ebe Il
barber in @srlegen6eit g,rdtben tpnn
!; te, bic Truss bin5u: aSOIIen's mir
nt6t tpabr ma9en9" sic ftimmte 10
fort 3u.
Cine seiitreide Dittpe uber, be
!; bds sIei6e @erebs bon eintrn ibr In
ipiIltommeneR anbster Sugetraee
tuurbe, lcbnte ben bdriu p%srborsene
. 9lntrae nit Der lahsnben grpiberun
: ab: r9as piIisn mir beioe ia better.
: Gin brsifudsr @ittper fam, als
ouf Sreiersfibsn sins, auf ben orig
: nelIen 9ebanten, Der Dame Ieines Sei
I Sens brei nit I9parasn 8Gnbern 81
t Idmmensebaltsns 8iinOel in ben S9o
Su lesen. rGs finb bic 8riefs, bic mel
ne brei bsritOrbsnen 5rauen mir 81
f9risben baben, tpGbrenb iis NIT mi
bsrbeiratbet tparen. 2eien sic iie I'm
!. sic tpsr6en baraus erIeben, baB Il
allen Elm gutter @dtte getpeien bin, s.
boffe, sic tperben bdraas ben Wiut
Setpinnsn, es aud Sbrerleits nit nj
/ su fpaesn." llnb CT hattie ben 9,
: tpiuidtsn grfoIs.
q 1885,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
unterf6ieb.

@Obn: rpapd, mas 1T Ssnn eisent,
lid Der unteri6isb apii9sn elmer Deus
igteit unb elmer &Iatf6erei2n 8us
ter: .0us mill t9 Dir lasen, meia
Sunge! Menn Define Moma iemans
benz etDas srSGbIt, lit es cine Reuias
felt; srSGblt tbr aber iemdnb stpas,
10 TT Is cine &iatI9sreilr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05

S6ubs BON Rib cher 2ddIeS,r
reinigt man am beIten mitteli elmer
tpeiGen 8iirlts unb nil9t nit tsodsnsm
adppen mad. 0arauf fpGI9t man lie
NIT etlpas Mil6 ob, IGBt lie trDdnen
une retbt fis nit fppllenem 2dppsn NIT
etpas unseioI3ener Butter ober
S9wsinefett blant.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
Die 9aaptfa4s.

nDu Glsden, mart 10 aud mil in
her SdaIerporiteTlIng i'm ,8eIT."
Sag bod nal, ipte es 0ir eeFallen
BATE - rGut, 4opd, aber tper
trtest sisentlia SsnR ben apIsI94
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
I@suf8er.

Stubent der i'm ReEauront IiBt,
oIs fem Sduter unb SGnsiSer aud
ins 9otdI tommsn): .3u bumm!.
bic Reitauronts follten dbsr aud 16oa
lGnsit Rut6aussdnse hoben!4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-05
9ie iunss Sausfrau.

0ie iuHse Srau @tnton blidte iiber
ben 3aun, Der tHren Sof BON benz Der
frau 9arbD trennt, unb ibr babfGes
@efi9t fab isbr betribt aus. sGruu
Sarbb!" rtef iie IeiIe. = rSd, tpus
1T esq" unO 6rau Sdrbbs maitunens
bdfte @eitolt erf9ten in ibrer 4i9ens
tbiir. - rGs tbut mir 70 Ieib, hab iJ
sic 6emiiben muB," fubr Srda @ins
ion fort, rabsr tpiirben sic mir tpobI
elm gutes Re5cpt seben, ipie man Spus
tauben 3uberettets SimmD bat mir
ebsn 8ei@eib sei9idt, bab er binee.
9argen III, I'm eintge 5u fdieben. Gr
tptrb fifer cine Msnse nit mad SauIe
brinsen, unb Id babe ni9t bic IetIeIte
SOee, ipie man lie aubereitet."
gpsmonn: .0u BAIT bic i9leGte
gisenI9aft, bob 0u nismals meme
Sdiden uuteriu6it!" = Sruu: LIMB
bas nsnnit 9u cine I6le9te Gieens
I9aft9" - Mann: oHdtiirli9; font
piirOeft 9u fiuOen, bub Tie allie ssrs
riiien iinb.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
INTERESTING LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
lhe Events Of q Week Told in q
Few Words.

Services will be held in the Epis-
copal church tomorrow morning.
Leather souvenir cards at cost as
long as they last.
Stones Drug Store.
Frank. the l6-year-old son Of Mr..
{. w. Baird. is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever at his home near Ewell.
Spencer Bros store is receiving
a new coat Of paint on the interior.
whicn greatly improves its appear
ance.
There are more vacant houses n
Williamsburg than we have seen in
several years. This is because more
are being built.
George Waltrip. overseer of roads
for jamestown. has had a force of
men at work on the main public
road via Grove TO Blows Mil.
Did you say stationery Well.
have a look at our stock Of box pa
Pers and tablets. 1t is the largest
IN town. at puoes to suit everybody.
Stones Drug Store
Il is said that Lane Brothers. the
railroad contractors. will put on {
line of automobiles between this city
and jamestown next summer during
the Exposition.
Mr.. T. +. Clements is building Z
neat little cottage at Halstead's Point
which is to be occupied by Mr.
Milton knight Mr.. G. (. Beale OF
this city did the timing.
a l5-year-old white girl was tried
before Justice Proctor last Saturday
FOR stealing a sum Of money from a
young lady. She was found guilty
and will be sent to the reformatory
for girls.
Miss Stella McGuininty. Of Staun-
ton, who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

B. T. Wolfe. sang a beautiful Sc
lection in the Methodist church last
Sunday evening. She has a rich.
flexible voice under perfect control.
During the next ten days Spencer
Bros. offer their large stock Of
glassware at reduced prices.
There will be no services next
Sunday in the Methodist church.
the pastor. Rev. Daniel T. Merritt.
having gone to Norfolk. where he
viii occupy the pulpit of Epworth
Methodist church. one of the
handsomest and most influential
churches in the state.
Great protection from fire-Gib-
raltar Paint-in all colors. The best
paint made for durability. because OF
It's heat resisting properties. Must
stand the sun. the great destroyer.
and stands salt air. Griffin & Rolf,
painters. decorators and art dealers.
Williamsburg. Va. furnish all Glib
raltar products, paints and roofing.
These are the materials that stood
the fire test here April 3. lSi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
Cary H. Harrison.

Mr. Cary II. Harrison. a son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison Of this city
died Monday at his home in Port
land. Oregon. after a short illness.
Mr.. Harrison had accepted a posi-
ton In a bank at Ilwaco. Washington,
and went there last Sunday. a week
ago to begin work. He fell on the
beach. where he lay from Sunday.
I'LL the following Wednesday. before
he was found A letter received
from his daughter said that he was
very III. and gave an account of his
sickness. In the letter he sent a
cheerful letter TO his mother. A
telegram was received Tuesday say
ing that the end came Monday.
Mr.. Harrison is survived by his
wife and two daughters and was
about IS years old. He left here
when he was 10 years old and has
been in the west many years en-
gagged in the banking business. The
funeral took place in Portland.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
The PrOdigaI has Returned.

Wednesday TimeS-DiSpstch says:
After an absence of six months
Johnny Stone. seventeen years old.
returned to the home Of his adopted
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Ira c. Stone
Of boswell. Hanover county. last
Saturday night He ran away last
February and had not been heard Of
until few days ago. when he wrote
home from a postoffice near VII
liamSburg.
Squire Purdee. who is a friend
of the family. went after the boy
and found him more than willing to
return home. II was learned that
he had been working steadily all
during his absence. and had been
thrown with good people.
Mr.. Stone is the section master at
boswell of the Richmond. Freder-
icksburg and Potomac rail road. He
adopted the boy from an orphanage
in Ohio when the lad was only five
years old
The boy wrote home for money
and instead of sending money the
foster parents sent an officer. John.
ny was at the depot here and wa.
soon speeding back 10 Hanover.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
New Portrait Of Lee.

Mr.. George B. Matthews. the
noted painter OF decorative studies.
IS engaged on a mammoth painting
which IS 70 be exhibited next year
az the jamestown Exposition. The
picture. which viii represent General
Lee surrounded by the members Of
his staff. IS 20 be eighteen feet in
length and nine feet high. The
StretcheT for this enormous picture
has been specially constructed for
Mr.. Mathews. so that il can DC tax
en- apart and the picture shipped
without danger Of injury.
The portrait Of General Lee and
his staff Will be exhibited in the
Department Of Fine Arts. which Will
embrace the exhibits of paintings.
drawings. engravings. sculptures. ar
chitecture. landscape design and
photography In order that only
the very best works Of art may be
I placed in this department a Jury vii
be appointed 70 pass upon the ad
mission of each exhibit.
Mr. Matthews has quite a reputa
ton for portrait painting. as well a.
Tor larger decorative work. 10
some time he has been connected
with the Corcoran Art Gallery II
Washington.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
Lishtfoot Locals

LighdOo;. Va. Aug. 9.-w. NJ.
Pettitt was in Gloucester this week
on business.
Mrs. w. II. Power left Monday
afternoon for Richmond for sever
al days visit.
J. 7. Warren. OF Phocbus. was
here this week buying up wood.
Jno. L. Trosvig. one Of our most
successful farmers and energetic cit
liens is very sick with malaria fever.
We trust he viii soon recover.
l. T. Hankins was in Newport
News this week on a visit.
Mss ViTgie Morris. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Petutt.
returned home to Newport News
Sunday after a delightful time.
Mr. Sydnor Lacy. Of Williams
burg. spent Sunday here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Lacy.
Mr.. {. J. Hunter was here this
week looking after his lumber bust
ness. Mr. Hunter is of the firm Of
Burrell & Hunter. who haye been do
ing quite a large lumber bushes sat
this place for the last eighteen
months.
The dams al Whitaker's. New
mans and Jolly's ponds are being
rapidly repaired. The recent heavy
rains did considerable damage &c
those ponds.
Misses Estelle and Jesse Craw
ford. Of lee Hall. are visiting Mis-.
Mary Farthing.
Miss Alice Brand has been visit
ing Miss Mary Farthing this week
J. {. Warburton. Of Brick Wall
farm shipped a vessel load OF waite
melons Monday 20 Norfolk. wher,
the load Of 5000 melons viii be sole
providing the prices are any good
II not they vii. De shipped TO III,
northern market.
The fast train from Richmond {,
FC.t Monroe, with the well-knowi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
NIGHT CHANGED TO DAY.
SearchIight Drills 10 Be Seen at
Jamestown Exposition.

Poking their long fingers OF light
into every corner Of Hampton
Roads. and Illuminating every de-
tail Of cloudland. searchlighrs viii
make night bright as day during the
jamestown Exposition. which IS
TO DC held at Sewel's Point. near
Norfolk. next year.
JUS; across Hampton Roads from
Sewell's Point is Fortress Monroe.
which is equipped with powerful
searohlights. by means OF which a
newspaper can be read five niles
away. Every war ship AZ the nsvsl
rendezvous viii also have search
lights. some OF which are so power
ful as 70 require a special engine 70
generate their electricity. Among
the largest OF these is that recently
Just supplied TO the new battleship.
Connecticut. The lense of this
searchlight is more than five fec,
across. When the maximum power
is being used the lights have an in
tensity Of sixty thousand candle
power. and It's rays can DC thrown
several miles.
Searchlights were originally adopt
Cd to find torpedo boats al night.
They arc now used also for signal
| ing. TO discover a man overheard. 70
aid navigation. and for manv other
] purposes. When a man falls over
! board from one Of the great ships
al sea. the searchlight IS at once
trained upon him. and sha ray IS
held there until he is picked up bv
the boats.
In signalling a shutter IS attached
TO the searchl.ght. This alternately
interrupts and prolongs or shorten'
the period during which the light i
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11
Or. Lyman B. HhartSN HOnOTGd.

DR.. Lyman B. Wharton. profes-
sor emeritus Of Latin in William and
Mary has been placed on the retir-
inc list by the board of the Carne-
gle foundation. DR.. Wharton was
retired by the board Of William and
Mary on full salary. $500 per year.
The Carnegie Foundation allows
teachers. after twenty-five years
service TO retire on two thirds salary.
so in this case DR.. Wharton will re-
ceive $1,000 per annum. DR.. Nhar-
ton IS now in Bedford. but viii re-
turn in the fall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

Every reader should have their
envelopes and letter heads neatly
printed Il is cheaper and safer.
We can sell you envelopes and note
paper printed as ohesply as you can
buy the plain paper. Call and let US
prove il 20 you. Il looks business
ike 20 have printed stationery. and
it's SO convenient. too.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

Continued on page A.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

Messrs. X. K. Tyssen. OF CroalSer.
and II A. Bergh. OF Norge. paid
The Gazette a very pleasant visit
Tuesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

An opportunity is offered every
citizen OF Williamsburg 10 save
money. See Spencer Bros. about IL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-11

Prof. Crawford is attending col
.ege in New York.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-18
WASHINGTON, OREGON and IDAHO
PAVING ORDINANCE Hello UP AGAIN
Little Error Delays improvement of
Pendleton Streets-A Coun-
Gil Hoodoo.

PENDLETON, Or, June 1S.-The
people of Pendleton are inclined to
think that there is a hOodOO some
where in connection with the paving
of the streets of PendletOn. Several
times in the past the progress of the
paving movement has been delayed
through various technical errors or
omissions. 1t is now found that one
crept into the ordinances passed on
Wednesday night, and as a result the
council met again last evening to pass
the ordinance again.
1t was a simple mistake of one word
this time At a certain place in each
ordinance the word cubic is used where
it should be square. 1t was considered
best to hold a meeting for this purpose
and have it done legally.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-18
Handy With the Pen.

A man giving his name as Bert Nc
Bride worked for a day or two for
R. F. Wright, a mill man near Elma,
and then secured from him a small
check under the pretense of paying a
balance he owed on some blankets. He
took the check and from it issued three
forged checks and had these checks
cashed in the stores of Elma Saturday
night and then left The work is we'll
done, showing him to be no novice in
the business. He is a heavy set man
of dairy complexion, fairly well dressed,
thumb off or one hand, H els supposed
MOnteSanO several years ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-18
Push Salem-Portland Road,

Active preparations are now in pro-
gress for the resumption of work Oh
the Salem Portland electric road which
was suspended some time ago, during
the mix-up over the Front street fran
chise in Portland, says a Salem, Or.
report. Several miles of roadbed from
the fairgrounds north have been grad
ed, the poles set and culverts and
small bridges built.
On the receipt of the first consign-
ment of rails, expected within a few
days, a construction train will be
started out from Salem. Cars will be
running as far as WOODBURY. by the
middle of September.
Traffic will commence on the line
between Salem and Portland without
waiting for the completion of the
bridge across the Willamette. A ferry
will be maintained until the bridge is
completed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-18
KICK AGAINST THE PRICE OF SACKS
Farmers Will Outwit Combine by
Storing Their Crops in
Elevators.

RITZVILLE, June 1S.-The grain
sack problem, which has always been
a serious one to farmers of this sec
ton, has come up this season in ag-
gravated form. The sacks, which US
ually start at about cents apiece,
cannot be had for less than 10 cents
this year The big annual sack ex-
pense to the farmers, which in some
instances runs up to and frequently
above $1,000, has for long time been
borne as a heavy burden, from which
relief is hoped through the estab-
ishing of an elevator.
The farmers around Cunningham, a
wheat station in the southern part of
the county, are among the first to take
actual steps to do away with the yearly
sack bill. At a recent meeting OF the
farmers of that vicinity they decided
to build an elevator and a 10000 BUSH
ell storage tank.
By this means the farmer can haul
his wheat and store it in bulk, and
thus eliminate the sack question
Stock in the new project sold very
rapidly, $4,000 worth having been ia
ken during the first hour of sales.