davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

The story is going the rounds of the
papers that just on the line between
Ellsworth and Surry, is a house so ar
ranged that the bedroom of the farmer
and his wife is part i'm Ellsworth and
part i'm Surry. Thus it happens that
this couple though living contentedly
together, sleep every night. the man in
Ellsworth and his wife i'm Surry
Three women of Ellsworth who read
this story expressed the opinion to the
editor of the American that it was not
true. IF the man is anything like our
husbands" they declared with one
voice. ''he sleeps with his head way
over in the northeast corner of Els
worth. and his feet way over in the
southwest corner OF Surry, while his
wife is huddled up in a little northwest
corner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

There is a feeling in Bath that there
may be another chapter or two i'm the
cOllectOrShip fight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

The filling in of the link between
Brunswick and Gardiner, as is now
declared probable. would make possible
q ride on the electrics from Augusta TO
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

There We're 1908 arrests in Lewiston
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
maine Gossip
Monheaan,


Monhegan! Oh! Monhegan!
Dim island out ut sea,
hear the bell-bOuy ringing,
Calling me back to thee.
iMonhegan. Oh! Monhegan.
Surrounded by the blue,
hear the fcghOrn blowing,
Filling its purpose true.
Monhegan! Oh. Monhegan!
Thy beacon on the hill
Shines forth with beamy brilliance;
The deep, dark night to I'LL.
Monhegan. Dear Monhcgan!
Wild child OF the lonely deep,
hear the angels praying
Thy fisherfolk TO keep.
Monhegan! Fair Monheganl
Lone island Of the yew,
l seem to see thy clover
All fresh with morning dew.
AIonhegan! Wild Monhegan!
Once more we'll come to thee.
To roam through silent woodlands
And wander by the sea.
ID. c. in Philadelphia Ledger.
The serious coasting accidents con
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Aunt LOrica" Cox of West Harring-
ton. celebrated her l0Gth birthday on
Jan. l3. She is the senior of Aunt
Salome'' Sellers of Deer Isle. by nine
months and two days, but the claim
maGe for her that she is the only
woman living in New England who has
lived in three centuries will not hold.
Aunt Salome" also has lived i'm three
centuries, having been born on Oct. Il.
1900 the last year of the eighteenth h
century the same year Aunt Lorica'
was born.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

They worked all the afternoon over L
Livermore Falls hoy. He had been un-
der the ice for over five minutes.
When he came to and during the even-
ing lay in his warm bed he looked up
to his father and said: CORY, dad
my ears leak like thunder"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

up if they want to keep up their repu-
tations with ]. l.. Browne of ROwdOin-
ham. 4 man who has reached his three
score and ten. He recently skated
from Dresden to his home in BOwdOin
ham in 80 minutes the distance being
over six miles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

THEY are td1K1H6 UP tlIe SFII1Is pdse
ball prospects at the colleges.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

The serious coasting accidents con
tinue to multiply.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
II TECHNICAL / mi! '!l|L!:
UNIVERSITY IN WORLD !!Il.!!Fll:!!
AnldrewSC Plans
for Groupof Buildings in sIsS Ss
"a Pittsburg,

SPECIAL to- t1Tle Zines ispatcll)
&PlITsBiRG,.s8P As March g24i,I--Andrew.
ssCarnegie In thrce years will carry out
plans for the greatest Observation-Disclosures
isity the world has ever seen It's nucleus
consists ofsstwo$ schools already cstabD-
slisleda in Pittsburg. ole for IN, he
other for women. but is announced
to-day that tic great lronmaster8 Will
cover with buildings the 32-acres site on
@S,htcR the schools already II existence
stand. Sa8 #&f$sS
This information was brought to-day
sfrom3FIot sprlngs., Vas hy! Iotrector A.2s4A.
TIIamlmerschlag of the Carnegie technl-
cal schools, who has heentin8 conference
with MI, Carnegie at the YIrginia resort
relative to plans for tho future Of the
great industrial university, AIR. Hammer
fsohlag placed before Mr. Carnegie tho
completed plansS6fo the vast grovp&o OF
sbuildingssthnt will no erected here ana
stllesI,airdi of skibos expressed Ills npnro-
val $sof5 them Contracts will he let within
three months Tor someaaofstheamew build.
sings and the entire group will be- conf
Sploted fWitllinSthrec years. 83S III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
GOVERNOR TERN 4 ] NAMES ! AWE
1 PERSONAL \ / n: |! ] l|'I||.!F /
II RRsKs ceil## @ tblpliells @EVV ssI2{elleIyyae
Isleir$C Commits
siignl1iii,te,lllit IlSSo-tnorroW AN
COLONEL COLONEL. MAsslE IS ( CHIEF
Richmond Gets Five New w Car
YRS Of The Eagles ~: A q Rep
rec:sac.11lltalttiive Men.

Eighteen full-fledgcds like colonies We're
Ii FAMED byfR oYyternor SWANSON i ester
day. las members 81 Ills personal staff,
making ri The ssNVirginia roster almost
as full as h far-fhanied8K Kentucky the
original home 81 the I Colonel: \
Richmond was not sighted by#slIIis lSS-
cceellency, for5n 10 less than five @of the
appointments are residents OF thisgclty,
and following q lqrnuggs; establislled custom
the ovesrnor has made g FRsllclllnllond man,
Colonel eugene (. MAssie, chief aof STAFF.
The following elghteeniBwill In future
have tie privilege OF wearing lie
eaglles.''S sss
Governors Staff.
Colonel. Eugene q. Massie, chief sof
star, Richnsoild.I 49, t,
Colonel $eeteorgo i, cameron, Peters Petepy
Colonel Joseph Lfaw,lless, Norf'olk.
Colonel sIgl 3 Reid, Chatham, !
acknowledgements B,sssM q g Rich:
Iaond,,SsYn 'sb$
colon,a4l .L.s &. Petit, Bis stone Gap, va
Colonel Garland 7. Moore Cane Charles
Va. {&94a .S
Va.
Colonel j. 70, West, Suffolk. Ma.
Colonel Nelson s.. Groolple,, Hampton,
Colonel w. II. Payne. Richmond, w.
Colonel $Panntllf Rucker,, 8;AIartlnsyillo,l
Va 1
Va. s8gG .&
va. Il
Colonel James Al Scott, Lylchburg,
va, E8SsgSs
Colonel w. .C,, Waite, C,ulpepeE Np.
Tho Governor made the names public
on yesterday morning. but the official
announcement Will be made by SAd1ntant-
UeneralS Anderson on Monday $hss
IN addition! to the eighteen named Z 81
CONTINUED onfl1ighth PACED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
DEMAND! wR!E1TRA||ClT'!|l0N !.
from |.RI|IO[lMl RICHMOND / ! 0:!!N|!|!l( MAYOR |
Grand Army Post in Ohio AAp,
points COMMITTEES to Memo
rializef Legislature.
Y e Assncintpl Prcss.l

HA3t%6aSt " CEyglAaSOCluke X IGss'lH 5&g8sSfS
IfCoLUMBus. o. llrrcih 81 t.--1A$ commits
'teoSNwSanusl appointed toll light by WellslPost
"a y II. to Ilemorlalize the Ohio L.esis7
Elatuto to- ask II. rotractioll OF tho remarks
attributed TO Mayor MCCARTHY, OF Rlch-S
Smnonddss Va I'M sWhlleh5 he Is alleged 70
ahDYe said: Y /, u 4 .l
I recognize hut two tlags--thN State
nag offtvIrElninS a;lG tile Gag Of the Q
.fcderacy. NTlo9 Stars and Stripes are nj.
right heir Way but for me, there nre
Gbutstwo 31lags.'1 &s 4@&
T,hlees resolution pdoptted blythe post dc,
Sclarps :$t II " 5ss y.
SHThnt#tll there is unanimous sentiment fpff
Stl,of scolnrnde s sof.fthe post thnttthe mayIoyr
sor&Richmond should be REQUIRED TO dis
ayow or retract, through
8Whitel,eaad, nov in Columbus, urging leg
{islatIye actions, the sentiments he Ia al
legged 50 unfortunately to haye, lused. Z
proceed eilt to the ofclal recognition Of the
Jamestowm Exposition by the stato,sof
Ohio, or, If this cannot be secured " hat
Itlhe good citizens 9 f@I'ichmondd IN some,
public manner condo nn# such ntterancc
III tl,eirg9 chief executives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
CONFEsSESTO&PLOT TO
WRECk5BlG BUILDINGS
nv Ass0cinted Prcss.)

3{fE8 8FgY3N@8 IKy IAHSUCUtIUW ETC's'I m W3EgWtHY.
SfyW HYOIall, If #Nlar,ch "a Charles Alo;,
ra,s a$meniper4of the sBl!dscinon's \
IIoIsesmitl,s' Union, who VAS arrested
several weeks ago. witli tWo&others from,
workers., charged with attempting ttoRd!ys5
EEnaLrlito tho Bliss building. being efectea
an 1,ast TweIn,ty- third Street by Post and,
NIcC:ord to-day made IN complete %conn-S5
fession Id Assistant District Attorney
Train, Mr. Train says he implicated. sey-3
ernl walking delegates OF tho Now 9orls
ana New Jerseys brnnches&o OF tie,sgnnllo1nn,
IaorluIiuE that tlley furnished the money
~ i,nyo not only lilo bliss Building tNl pMts
other buildings destroyed and tle "
]tornov,s ofico has refused TO diXulGeStlle
names OF tic walking ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
LITTLE HOPE, NOW
FOR AGREEMENT
Wage Scale Expires Saturday,
and Over 100000 inerssMalyy
BE Ca1lcdSO ut :-- Opera s5
torsfAr * Hurting T; Bit Y
ter Words at One
Another
4
DIV AAso n lt,.d ,reup.

HT4S8stEEIlfG x|StESUM AtTh tkrVp.JELNTNGS47Ta
IEpIASApDtsls,8 MI, Mprclr 2ii+eIhi ~
liz ter being EfaI .Dint conf ference ssth q Y n
$dcUn,inittees since 9Tilcsdny III iftertioG1t1lt
8 fccMu,ils 100 tors ;iirl SlilnAts ut Ing n llttiy.lIlI
Competitive District nnl &tf at ils.f SpGths
n Western District, to4rigli ~. li.c M 1,tal 'rs
mn n r.cennIisstti on$3 n WgaEe aca.s Z. " III
ihtof effect on gAriril 4, ;lln,i Z, ncifIY Were
when H the Former jOintss ccn m fet.lrc .
joutrncgd In In sugreeine on lfaIililHstrys ss2.5
NbSTiint.af Fbfecscn s{wlge scale vii axt ~ $iniG5t
2s aluTJaysa ,Inlesggi in ~ IS t,ailllsslnl SllssS re-
ported i5y miners and hl,erli2 pre- ptc c1og y
lat til1e,, 2aj ,OG0t 8ntll Ion ID tlllili HIGHS s eeal
miners All l,aii@ is3 HAld By TIC linioll# nt'ltiS
crs. Ia A5t.snIlcd frOi1i8St llts il ttlSs i'll al Iin21s
asI nnditlpMm., t5hip, Western " NJ
I@#Mjsssooiiiirfi iii nsAs I'll y cx, s,,3st MIX; 1isasf r. r ~
g@ssI Il HIN I'nrritprS FsSSs SS VI $ssas.sss
IIinGA FONT ssscHlc $con,lni ttsc Il the en- 7
sttraal8 C;o,tfIorcti,tve J1sHtriH.. ts.ldj purtttic Il t.slss
arftceriiroootI Il meet III Monday n1rni1s !.
asreen1ca a $E vi lBss BE- ~ Of fered ss3wpflR
tiie p~rospabtlly tltat %il! gsspef
sciriicf T1ic session Of ho jniilt con-
ference 10 RECEIVE this r1itl,,ttltrsR@a 1tes-a#
81t6rl, VIII 9Acro I'M .of sha pllesent II Iiros5
grtnin1e,, be called 10 ines..# M !! ny W.
AsterilootaG$ $$s8&8.s5#35 s5AEs aSSzS82s8
S Operators Mar.
ssl'Iic meetings. ofs tlbes8ji ooIlInHts seale ,co!lls$
Mmittce 9l,tlSeS 1cciT snilrl sssd88 ~ YSsry iite
MBSVOruH& llurIEalS S n.y. VuSttt gy4GI.hsSAtssd
Y i,ey.. Nir.slG9JT!s TIL 1obhin q g the Western
IN Ioclinsylp 5%%o,rerators,g has "a. nonnce
tint lie intend 40 rayy thel i1 ncre y nS
8ppya ", les &lsi.e rs tia III iierts,.THanu only III
III die mines S%SnfS tIlSGsss Pittsl,llTg Coal Gol1l7s
II ppj,llly 81 witch liesis president n but " aisoF
siptS his own mines I'M Western IennsSlf
sS~5y,ri,rnniiaa, Soliio. and I~llinniss \ pde nsent or:
gBepir,ttors In Western "a en,lsyll q n lGn,E1epre
lsSetcnntc,d IS &. i. AaiIagooltt lhMayf q 4 ,lt'o!lncst
;tlliaitFy Il 1icy VII l2aly * he y. ~ vance Y 4 1is S,sass
s4AlIltobbi III 4 pocss.s VI .sS&s8s arss |,
rccyiidccnn B1lccifiicclli sof the Min, ,ag S SAh Ikss
ers, mas firmly lecla 9 d llat q l,o Il aai;s.Ls, I
Wiz. III GIVEN N seettser tho b lcer q s sp
It'd Mine WORKER HsiiIl allow he miners
EtoT sign the scale and no 4 9, WORK trk Y Y
districts where the atly \ llcl,ss is s r7Atteif
w%liiice##56otliers strike Is; 4 question sopff1&
nltorrs have tried in vain TO gel Presidel,t
Mitchell ossalsWsr The OIL expression
Mr. hfilchall{ has made s2on tbs subject Was
to.day, when lie cllarlke ~ I ne commit
tttcG meeting that tile cdurscS y soper;i Tors
$ were taking might bring &that slttatlon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
E8t s88 E8asba AE@ SMM4o s*II IMTM NtHg9ST HtWTNN9
INkNlhG TRIES ||.I|!E|!.S!! !. I
TO | KILL. I'LL lG % R!||0!.|l On.
SEsired iA1g gll Il ! RI'ia:rrllors SSNalna0N y
81 sso oriSyatee Counsel y s32
s Mayor Weaver u, 3SSs
HAD INC0HERENT LETTER E:!R
One ADDRESSED 10 State Senator
MccNicllol Announced Inten-
$ss ton to Shoot 35

n
nv Associatcd PreSS.o3

Ss . ASSOCIATED Epress.2& #
PHILADELPHIA.l r NJ March $24:s--ISor
SAn,,rrnnsscSno moi Vet clear John j .#McCnf-
80. Z I, aoi,i 1, q I 3 y 4, AZ ys5 f,rs1 IVA "a
49, VI. 81 - u ~ 4, !.
shots from g, s,callpr ed. I.ellou =
Slhs palI9r g. U. = u ~ = s y, M u, = !
former ne Sc q mes. 1ay8 SisorruSNooAn ptiY .A's
scounse lato D n sxsayer; 4.. q
,MNc SaiIertysM ya m Isssean 3 w. y ~ g't M
S s Apou ut@sssS eyr n NJ, niocns. Z, n ~ j. y . q ~
y y 5l I,,ti! Y ~ NJ IN s,.
~. - - I II na ~ !, H. Va - ,nS Il 1, n,,s.s
4 irel. " = Il /; IN X -, n'IiH NIX, NM s,Ss ~ 1aI,3n,s ~
nics ,.is ! !. Dn ! ~ 4, Gus ie1na ~ gtI,ai ,o IN,
3lhe pa " ~ iIsg..S y'e nsaI,. g w Y ~ b ~ ~
when as uage 1pTuon satuipte I, e h,iu'z 81 !. !.
sse esGa ,,au, a,ss = I'm, - WIZ ~ s uMnsi
! !, Sa = ~ .f,a = NJ r .S s,n,ya,.A = ,u,,i cbsSs on.
tatned tl,ree SansSpioded' cartridges.
@8&Incoherent Letter.
p2s.G.&JE Yf@s, ESIaaffsV fTtgF .Ns1G. NJ, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Conditions YESTERDAY,
THERMOMETERS /, This DayLast Year.

GA M..,..3ss..t,.....a 9 = M....,,,t. M..,..o g.
az M ..,...s,...,.... 9 +. M.:..,#..,......6 s
ZIP \ 4: . .G6 12 midniglt.....,..53
8Stgj Average. .,...s.,.,,.,b 2-5.) &{@3 S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Governor Curry Killed?

1Q3y AssoeIatcd Press,1 \
MANILA, March 24.--A telegram 3lfe-i
coivcd by tho government today from
the Island OF Salnar says that VI en-
asngement las; occurred between the coils
.fstabularN5 and a force of fanatical PTullaT,
1nnos.s Govelnor George Curry Is re-
ported 10 be- fmisslng, "Details ~ stthes
affair are lacking, a58s f aeaB3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Holds StoCkSOfS missouri
and Indiana 4 C,to )Il11Ip l,7l.S
\ S5 MES !, III, II I rust.
-TxAs ~ HGG8tryl1Nh5
jhADLEY SAYS HE
HAS PROVEN CASE { ;A4I;S''lE


Nyl ~ 1RpiH
NH III; BY Associated Pres. I
Gl;W DIRK March S2 ~ Henry & =.
SIIIogais Nlire4 president III J, st ne sta n Nltyl
oil company wasAi GIG li first 5wlt ne ~ w
Idly ia tic lIntyyeesti i atlonF Sr,d.lectedd q slb a
Atiornass y cli,islraul i ellx1s ): as;Iaiithdll I: q
missouri WHO 5Is seek ling sBtp ss 9 ll lstf g.tlie
Standard oil coin,lpaatha : q y Indian and illtl:
cpoInpulnntitess alleged 80 brs q lliled Will ~ :
from doing business In Mlsso lii
ttoruicy Genera sHatdlleey con meiiced sby.
apking MI. Rogers II 5fe ~ Il stocklloltd da
$in lid sttalrnSdlaard{gO OIL olJnpan " Indiana 4
JundaaM MI. Rogers said lle Al Aa sSs @S# .S
ttSs 10 $&Yoa& knoWs atyLhingSSSO f the conldl-
55tiionss offS The sale Of oil Inv Missouri ~ " Ssh . g
;tske d.sSasS8 sSNs %aSe sy#ss @gssSS.s
II fN.:,Not III detail replied MI: Rogers 3I@Ss
atf. DoSEsyon$5knoWgsso d amy Ediyfsion Sof the
Sblislness In Missouri relative TO he sale
iaoIr1fooiI between the respondent con1panles
tho N,,.ltnrs-I7ierc and OF.
Company. $S sf Hs %s$s f5 4 "
60 do not. ssESs s#ss sSSSS5&sg
do iyoil Own .oi. colltrol8 nny stock n
the s. nteIH r ierce d npatly yourself OF
tllipilEll Eih rot ii rtsor Il. SSS4HSS Il sSFa9
tyN<li fs ~ ,.G.fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

Continued 4 on Eighth Page s34i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Virglnia-Snow4 Sunday;s possi-
BY turning into rain suday: Moday ffitir
warmer; light ortlleast toseast winds.
North Carolina uin Sunday: MiJndny,s
fair and and 4wlriner fresh Gust ia nortlieast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Big Reserve Supply.

NEW5NoFK, MaIchss4 -4Anntouncae'llrl'cent
WAS made to-day sly hcgantnrac mus
81 Tadiis or less than 100 miles of 9
York a9rcscrpe supply8of more than! 1000.
Go Ionss al good. marketable grades 4of8 M
tlIracite coal. ThisEis i'll addition to8the
supplies hid by the dealers and Slarger
consumers III accommodating this vast
store on coal an%ai1ny of men hays been
ssteadily employed for mont ~. Storage
fnsomcs cjises by tfc: lenslng OF farms alons
tllc route Sof IA iiro;lds Many sof thcse
spots ara Isolated, hut they Gnre within
rasy TRANSFORMATION distance from New
York. ,3 5,.y,
il'Iie operators declare Il hat Should ~
strike come here Mill n eihtcessss
8Sliclia MS attended the disturbance iiblhs
anthracite region III lsps.. & Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

CONTINUED on Second Page'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
AnsWiles1rs 3Bricf..

gSAAIas tllinns. i asllr,tesss spf the 81 nnda,dHOil
!, ssDfs nd Jana u titfOll IN AIS
Esofiri sby. lily ny trade co5nn1niitteesWith d fifs.s
utsg2s BroiaidwsyyS7s.3,H q r.#1iadlGS.
mot To my $Isnpo wis1 ge,' replied n
Rogers. ssS@ss#ag{ %sss55
S5s.SYhnt business cco,irectionS have you.
sfr9 any, with the business Of selling and
ref ming pc petroleum in n issoull .Ss3
Yoa5 SstwRcar that PM 3 tHiees b,puslr eesss
sf 1880 cont TED mana gyei5d bySs otliers.? 'A3
az III c4 laetaI llaM6 X Ilsl.sH,aa
t...yT Ii Ii tftsS3 pres defr tEs5ofs the ssti,ld .,l.fd1
Oil Goiy1pNny Of uiaraa 4
I'D. stA MoffAt,, ss1@ lin ~ 8sS
as4sa.stIyh hero is$$ Mr.. AIoffnt i office? .2
Sas%ssyT byelieye ut Isl atSS26 Broad Way 9&ssS$s
4''Di ID Gyouf ever have q conference with
ssNirs.s Moratt tl1ere??' ljS4s @
~ 8iinve.'] fS 3fss s3l
..NVns 81 on &blsiness connected with
|stI,eS business o sthc Standard Company OF
Indiana. and did you meet him at y
ssfrond way?4 7.
st presume THAT L was; 4 dom recall cal
now, AZ s%. /.
Waters piifsrI,cleas Dill q omnpany,, sof MISSOURI 'i1t
81 have heard $of IL. replied :Mrs Rog-
Mr.$IIadley then read a question asked
at the previous hearing which charged
that the Pierce Company 8the
Republic Gle Company and tho Standard
oil of 5B1ndiana were doing business IN
Missouri in violation OF that States anil
trust luWs. E8Ss4 s::Sssth 4$Ss ig%
S.Is$it not! d fact that the stock Of 4l4.cse
three companiessi is held by the Standard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
SadlRloW to die Poor.

SauEbIOW % ElIIc UUK,# SIS M
The unexpected weather was 9 seecding
IL hard Indf bitter To such of those. badly
on In respect to this worlds goods, WHO.
we're the least prepared 70 meet such
wintry conditions. THE hnuseless ones
and their name was Observation-Disclosures
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

are greater than the combined sales OF
a. oshe- pAckaged oeiiee n tie Unsted
States. Wherever yen nay be you get
The fGr advantage Of or enormous
facilities. By the original mothers
process pa-ected b. tbs firm the pores
q the oeee bean arS he-ueticaliy sealed,
afle- roasting. with coating Of fresh
eggs and sugar. which preserves intact
the delicious szvoT ard aroma due 70 our
skilled bleeding and Foastng-not 20 be
compared NIfh crude, primitive methods
On a smaller scale. We drink Arbuckles
AroSa Ourselves every day with the best
coxee 81 the world 70 choose from
II vo-r grocer refuses % sell vou
krbuckIcs' Ariosa Coffee. send us eEprcss
or postal mooey-order for 81 50. and we
VIII send 10 lbs Of Ario6a IN a wood
box. Transportation paid % your freight
station The price Of coffee fuctuates-
we cannot guarantee che price for anv
period We VII ship N the original
( packages with signature Of Arbuckie
Bros 70 lbs 10 ignatures--Which en-
title you 60 presents. New book viii
cnlored pictures Of 81 presents free
You can write 6rst for the book and seE
the pictzrss of the usofra Gad beaufifr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
SHERLOCK R0rRES

Vest Should DO - So-e S-.C-rt1C kid
C publisher we7e suddenly % stride
r. snt make ne = I'd % forty 81
hcEs O. - for the To- When tie
h.c->k az izSr fe1i i-to the hs0ds % Nr.
A1i1ew TaDC- then sC-nc - Moss
L.01EUa0S. G1cen a Co-lpaDT. the
xccceSS &C Nlcah ClsrSe was s>SErcL
H1e Is authors literary ca-eC- pl2c,ad
On 8 fi-ue- foo-inC. Tba ->SSn %
tie Fcur- followed in l>>,3 i1 web
stc-y S1e-lC-ck Homes. Who 1ec made
hlS how % the pEtlic IL A >--dy II
ScErie-- -eST.TseSrs- s1d iucTecSe1 Lsr.
D,oyis's riSilc 0eQu-ztiou- He bert
however. VS. IN the h.sro-icll novel
Srd &c 1SS.f he folioE-e.G U0 tie succe-SS
q NicEk vita The white COMPANY
70 tie V-eQa-s-ic1 O. which - nd
ole hu1Eret and ffreel volumes
F-e1ch ard E-CLiSn. dealing With re
to-r-eerrh century I'm krCtlrd Hls
ieltCh- &c - -rC-s g ey--cSSe1 n tis
cvn ~cC3s- To write Such tsocts- -
- c7cs sid Speaking @ Noah Ci1-se
and The White Ccupony. 100 must
lave an enth usfEsrl for TIE az ah-oc-
whic1 - o. vrir-u- he DuSr Il ,nk j.
Z -re1t cne. a1d r1e- D. nus 40 o.
le-eru relv % WIZ and reccEScrCcr =
Ten l. his = sQle11i1 SOY.
STUDY ~ SCARLET FOR SIX o.
Ho-V-e-. D. Do-le nay prefer q
We tiS-nrfcll -c-r1--@s. a-i what
e-er rs pe-so-ll estimate q rs r-elt
te-ecrire nv - the fax reuai-s
rh1f On Sheriock Eulue< ~ hzs
r-er 20 = charEcrer WIS., er7}otts sre
as familiar a. houSehald vurts sn6
who hzs erte-r5 iu-o the verv tb-s
q. ArEio-Szxo1 Hfe ant Ete-s-u-e- I
-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

stage O. their carecr. and tie dpScr~
print system i tie cnly means 90
i6entihcaticn vet devised that makes
this p-Sctical,le-
Not Orly Is IL virtrally Impossible
that any mans ten Gnger-printS. one
after the other. should resemble In
mcre general EsArhcuatical form each
- thcSe - another man. the chance
against any S0c1 cOincideuCe being
calculated ny T,rcfcSSor Francis Cal
TIA. the eERi0en1 a1throf~oaoSist ana
ma as one hundred and
Sixty-fOCr million KSzsost ore. bot az
- equally impossible thSI any two
nnger- prints should be identical IN
every Cct1a
Receat,y the United StzteS govern
uaeDt 6ss Sl-o asicptei Tire thumb
print system fo- i6eutltcatioa o. the
sailors and sol1ieTS IN service. as this
uighr o->cozOe SsSefol not only In
csSeS ~ de~cr-lol- bot alSo 20 move
reSdLly ide1-ify TIE b. - @ those
vso lave fsIle1 O. tie oeld q battle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09
fELLTALE THUNB-PRIEfS
ETyeER MARKS Of CRIMINALS
LIFE LQk6 AIDS 10 THELR
DETECTION.

scs,xsoual Finger MARKS Permanent
Tn~cuxh Life-Acecsson Cd System
So sScnufieasion % y. - Sosdisrs
nrd sailors
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

MAG.-F-rD - ~ Marx SECT-,iG
DTSIT.@szT I>EELi --SE-
r. - 49, 49, --a- ---ieE @ IS
1--e--r1-.s r.e T---1ss @ rs i1z---T.
zn6 F,a@s--0Cu i1 rae Ceie<-tai laDd
hrE consisted q EUve-l-el--
So r-ce q. e. TzTe- e. Wa
a --zrefe- has % recorc rs t-Eirri-
nEz-Es bore s-z----- to-r1 O. rs
5ou-eT - En- Il1-l- w1e-e oes-.s
uzrsr----n- lz1E have 20 ce----ies
pas- 49, ElE1=- g-c1- 10 III e-1 -
r-zszrrrT ~ & rEuED-EEzrE u ina
49, vsz-s rt1s Ec-eru-De-r @ II
g. las er-eE1 Sod - CErlvs c1Sto-
q r.osrc&lC-e slvin<E hE "A t-seEs. I'll
~ Eret CYL psuslez ce~---ez-s-s-
EFT co--lc-s- E1--=-- @
r'UwlZz c-u-rs and or - --s1crlc'--s
w. 1zLse r~-eolG-c1 las 70 q
gLar-1s-1 EEzL-sr O. Al E--1e---czrt--
arEuCv-fe1EZeU - ulocreT re-rs-Ts--
hAs - - uz1e- NarU-sllT- ztso- r-se
sTE-s-- sss T-u-7-ly a1ol-ec to- ne
a. - -zo- q c-lUl-zlz- and y Vas
81 Inctzn p1llce o&ce-- T. z Ee1-T,
fn<--ec-o-~ -ene-zi g rsollce * B@1E4-
We ---e1 . E-EE-c RS exI-e~i-
s&eez II -1s To-E suc Ez'1-e- sp5,o41se-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-06-09

Even a expert cz1rct distinguish BY
rs appesrance roasted Java from Bra
E<fian Co2sc. Then how can you knoE
dat you get y01r moneys EorfS when
you buy bose grocery-store coffee On
looas and the pTsce MARK YOa dOnt
know, and tie grocer does not know.
Scr Sup" Qzzlity Is not vissole 20 the
eye. and be c@sno; show Z 70 you
Refuse lOose sooop ooffee You may be
sure thai Al cc1ee deteriorates when ex-
posed % lie ar. ssd IS easily eoutar-,-
nased BY dust apd impurities.
Yca wsH fad II 20 yozT advantage 70
boy from MS direct If your EToceY refEses
o. supply Arbrckies' Arcs Cefsee.
Per vorr protection 70 positively IN
sure VOC frr Izeight. party aud the best
crdee value fog yOur money. Arouckles
ArioSa Coffee Is sold IN sealed one
pOuud packages only. As the iarges'
coaee cealers IN de world. with q b1ss
ness exoeeding any for other coffee
dealers. wecan and Go owe better cofes
than car DC boeghf elsewhere for any
efsDz Ike the same pricc--io proof q
Whicb the sales q AfiDsa tor 81 year