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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20
WHAT IS, DOING At EXPOSITION.
The Final Touches are Being put
on for Opening Day.

Norfolk. Va. April 1o.-Atten-
ton IS again called to the importance
OF ali hotel and boarding house pro
Prietors OF Ti6ewster Virginia. of
filling o., and filing with the Expo
si6oa Company the coupon that is
being published in al the local
papers in regard 70 rates and accom-
moGsronS for the period OF the Ter
Centennial. in order that they may
receive the advantage OF being listed
N the official booklet that the De
psTtment OF Exploitation OF the Ex-
position VIII shortly publish. All
coupons must be n the hands OF the
officials. as directed BY the coupons.
BY THURSDAY. the 18th Of the month.
and Z IS earnestly requested by the
officials VINO have this work in
charge that al housekeepers and
hotel proprietoTs who have not al
ready sent IN their rates 70 CO 50 al
OHce.
mere mas arrived Al me ENPoSi-
uoa warehouse al portsmouth box
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20
MaSrUdcr Notes.

Magruder. Va. April l7.-Mr.
B. Il. Evan. u. has taken a posi-
ton as clerk with Mr.. Walker. Of
Roxblry. Va.
Mrs. D. A Powers has been
visiting her parents at Lanexa.
Ny. c. D. Styrnbrough. Of West
over. spent Sunday with friends
near this place.
Mr.. Nelson. OF South Dakota. IS
staying in this vicinity al present.
Professor Coffey. Of William and
Mary College. VIII lecture al the
York River church on Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. w knight. who has been
suffering With an attack Of Ia grippe.
is somewhat better.
The L. A. s. and W. c. T. L.
met today at the home Of Mrs. w.
3. Schenck. I, was well attended
and a very interesting meeting was
/ held.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20

several -.ees from winch -hey come
The zen thousand or more teach
ers from the states OF Virginia. Yves
Virginia. Nor-h and South Carolina.
Tennessee. Maryland. District O..
Columbia. Pernsy .var'a. New -er-
So. Delaware and Chic. who VII
visit the Exposition during the
month Of July while the annual
meeting CT the Interstate Normal
and Sociological Association IS IN
session II Norfolk. VIII have one Of
the most unique souvenir programs
OF any that VIII DC issued Guung the
Exposition period.
The program. which VIII be OF
a--v or more pages. VIII De bound
n heavy. rec paper cloth. decorated
with the name ot the association anc
a general view OF the Exposition IL
: god OF the exterior. The program
VIII be printed or heavy plate pspei
land VIII have views q the Expos.
ton grounds and Buildings. Many
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20
Grand Council Royal ArGaluI.

Danville. Va. April 1.-THE
Grand Council Of the ROYAL Area
mum convened here yesterday with
delegates n attendance from all
parts OF the state. The session was
called together by Grand Regent
w. ~. Bickers. OF Richmond. Rev.
J. Cleveland Hall delivered the ad-
dress OF welcome. The following
officers were elected az last nights
session.
w. ". Bickers. Of Richmond,
past grand regent: Howard G
avery. OF Norfolk. grand regent
James Mecredy. Of Roanoke. granc
vice-regent, W. T. Dabney. Of Rich
mond. grand orator; James 3
Blanks. Of Petersburg. grand secre-
tary. 4. 3. Bolts. OF Richmond
grand treasurer. II. K. Field, ot
Fredericksburg, grand chaplain
M;neuee Foxes. OF Richmond
grand guide, r. c. Stearnes. OF So
lem. grand warden; S. Il. Sayre, O.
Hampton. grand sentry.
The officers were Installed b,
Pas, Grand Regent James NJ. Wash
burne, OF Jersey City. n. J. Mr.
Harry Kemp declined reelection a
grand warden. He served as grant
sentry tor the past year.
The Grand Council viii meet i
Richmond next year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20

speakers OF International prominence
vii, appear before the association.
and the lectures are 20 be the best
that have ever been given al meet
.rg ot Tie kind IN this country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20

Mr.. ] 7. Seymour. one OF the
loyal members Of Powhatan Coun-
ell. z. A. OF this city was the dele
gate 70 the Grand Council from
Williamsburg council.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20
REYNOLDS
SUN CURED

is not only pure sun cured, but it is made
from choice selections of the genuine sun
cured leaf grown where the best sun
cured tobacco grows. Its like that you
formerly got, costing from COO. to $1.00
per pound. AM is sold at SOC. per pound
in sc. cuts; strictly 1oc. plugs, and is the
best value IN sun cured tobacco that can
be produced for chewers.
r. ]. REYr- OLDS TOBACCO CO.
wins>cn-Saleza. ~. c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20

Silver skin onion sets at Stone S
drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-20
THERE IS A REASON FOR CHEWING
REYNOLDS SUN CURED TOBACCO

Chewers becoming tired of heavily
sweetencd sun cured tobaccos caused
REYNOLDS SUN CURED to quick
~ win from the old brands of much
longer standing the place as favorite with
sun cured chcwers, because it contains
lust enough proper sweetening and fla
voring to preserve the quality of the leaf
and enhance its goodness, causing alarge
increase in the demand for sun cured
tObaccos.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09
Viii Establish a Rsce Mil

Tie rice growers of this sec ton are determined to establish 8. rice mil at this place ard from the way things are developing we have every reason to believe tha@ 1t viii be built this season.
 meeting Monday morning, i'll which nearly every rice grow er in this section participated, much interest was aroused and a committee was appointed to SO licit stock. They propose to es- tabiish the enterprise at 3 cost of $40, ,o0o 0o, the larger part Of the stock to be taken by those engaged in the culture Of rice They adjourned to meet on Saturday, May 18th, when a report will be received from the soliciting committee and perma- rent steps taken.
 Let Us hope that the committee vii. meet with favorable success 'cn every nan6 and that Carlisle la9y soon boast of 8 340, ,000,9o vica mill.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09
Base Ball News

At meeting of the base ball players in Lemon Bros store Tuesday night the following officers were elected:
 Marion Dickens, Captain;
 ". H. Nichols, Manager;
 Claude Marsh, Secy. & Treas.
 T. w Mann, Umpire
 Carlisle has the meterial for the best amateur team in East ern Aarkansas and we believe they will receive due encourage ment from our business men. Encourage the base ball boys.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09

l WANTED-Wof or Deer skins,
 suitable for making a rug Will
 pay reasonable price for same.
 Apply at this office or address W. D. Fleak Carlisle, Ark.
 Kenard Barrett, of Barretts- vile has bought the property now occupied H. H. Puryear from R. B. Scott and we under stand he will move to town som e time this summer.
 h our approaching School Elec- ion every voter should remember that more money Is needed to make our schools as efficient as they should be. and that it can be had only by voting for the seven mill tax that is now provided for.
 We understand that several of our farmers have formed a stock company and bought the fine German Coach stallion that has been at \. H. Stauber's livery barn for several weeks. When the farmers begin to pay $22O0.00- for horse it is pretty good evi- dence chat scrubs are passing away.
 While returning from bird hunting with a number of his friends Tuesday morning Charlie StackhOuse let his gun slip and the hammer struck the bed of the buggy, causing the gun to go off, the load taking effect in the boys right arm just above tee w41st, which inflicted an ugly wound. A physician was called and las a1rl was dressed and at -ast account he was doing fine.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09

Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stauber and daughter. Little Miss Pearlie and Mesdames J. A. Stauber and Smith left Monday for an extended visit to relatives and friends in Charlotte, Mich. Mr. aud Mrs. St auber and little daughter will also visit in Hole gate. Ohio before returning.
 FoR SALE One good work or brood mare. Will sell cheap if taken at once. $. k. Ellis, Carli- sle.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09
Mix Cans For Sal,.

: have 8 few second hand milk cans, good as new, that I will sell at a bargain. Call and see ne at Watson & Ayen $ cream prV. F E. Seeds.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09
For Saie.

As good rice farm of 194 acres as k on Grand Prairie-Price. and terms liberal. Address Dr. Fred Muzzy Carlisle Ark.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09
Carlisle Mercantile Go. for Pants.

Carlisle Mercantile Go. fol Pants. [ On the square-battering crackers. If a man calls yo. donkey, kick him
 If marriage is 3 lottery, t must he illegal See the hobby line of pants at Carlisle Mercantile Co Don't sell your veal Until you get my prices C.A Hutson
 Ii you are content you have more riches than Rockefeller.
 A home wedding might be properly dubbed parlof match.
 \ man who travels oa his face neei not gr,lmble if he has wovn look.
 Even mud turtle can climb tree after the tree has beea fellej into the stream.
 Mrs. Emma T. Forster, of Lit tie Rock, has been visiting among friends n town this week.
 WANreb-A car load Of chickens highest market price paid for same. U. Hefner.
 an il position to. and will 1neee aH competition in tae Hard ware Line 10 S,iITH.
 FoR SALE OF TRADH-One Shredder and Pea Thrasher For atieulars cali on c. ?. Wise
 We are il the market with large stock Of machine oil and Axle Greece Come iu and see or goods and get our prices before buying L, B. KrShla.
 FOR SALE-Good bunch Of aver a. se Milk Cattle, also a five years 0 oil egistered Red Poll bull.
 j. L. BIDLINGMAiER.
 Miss Minnie Shearer has 4e. turned to her home in DeVal's < Bluff after a pleasant visit with Misses Bessie and Hoy Echlin.
 Its here-A car load of those famous brands of flour-White Swan and Pansy. Come and get our prices. ". H. Nichols. Arco Paint is prepared es- pacily for Iron structures. such is smoke stacl1s. Iron roofs, Iron fences &c. Proctor & Co. sells it.
 See that beautiful line of Boys CIothlnga at Carlisle Mercantile Co. laE comprise both high and medi- un price goods and are real bar gains at the price.
 Among those from Hazen that attended the address at the Baptist church Friday night were Prof, Williams and Miss Mccain they were pleasant visi- tors in town. Saturday
 After the close of school last Feela dr. Kring's family moved pack to their country home north town They expect to return II the beginning of school next tall
 stacy Sanders has sold his in rest inthe photograph business ,o Chas. Long and left yesterday fer Naderia. Mexico, where hel poets to work at the carpen- -srs trade. We wish him sue rsS
 1osT Sunday evening, Q hand containing money and a hand 1 rcbiet Thought to bo near oot Leave at Nichols, store aIa receive reward.
 JB. MoERg. Prof. ] [. Woosley. who va assls sant principal ofCari;Sle Iiei
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09
Raise Good Chickens
Orpingtons,
 White Wyandottes, Black Langshans, Rhode Island Reds.

Eggs for hatching up to Oct. 1st. S1 per doz. GEO. BEEBE, Carlisle.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-09

Prof. ] [. Woosley vao waa
 saa principal otCarl;sle Higl >ehool he past year leet Saturday for Lis home in Lebanon Ken tgekeY Prof Woosley lsa high tened Christian gentleman and r made many friends while in J1r midst.
 arli.-e Mercantile 70. have suss easived a large. stock of pants. Fhich were tailored " one of the .af;sess eiothiag maHgfaetursrs in .he Jnifed States. The prices auge fronone te five dollars See bem
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
AN EARNEST REQUEST.
Rev, S. 3. Rogers Requests InfOrma.
ton Regarding Needy Poor.

Editor Sun: Being unable 10 visit
all parts Of the city, especially the
outskirts. and being DESTROYS that no
one In need Of the real necessities Of
life, who are unfortunate and worthy.
shall be neglected, appeal to the pub
lie generally for information Ord-
EARLY. have this Information in my
possessions hut circumstances have
been such that | need ask your a..
sistanCe In obtaining il now
Any person having KNOWLEDGE of
such characters will confer great
favor upon me personally BY sending
10 nay address .amys. locations. aud
fun Information regarding them not
later than December Goth
Respectfully. : e. ROGERS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Three Cases Continued, Another Came
10 Trial and Acquitted.

From fridays Daily Sun:
The day in the circuit court Thurs.
day wa a slow one, a. the lawyers
interested in the various cases seem.
ed to work SLOW. They appeared to bc
doing the hest they could to further
the work of the court, but frequent
referenc" 10 matters in the record ,
prevented n rapid disposition of the
affairs before the court. Judge Wills.
however. vas very patient, permit.
ting the attorneys nearly all the time
they desired to bring out certain
points in the matter OF motions for
continuance. etc.
The record for the day shows that
the cases Of the State vs.. Walter
Moselcy, Gin, Edie and Will Green all
separate and distinct charges. were
continued for various reasons for the
term.
The on'y oase tried during the day
was that of the State VS. Jim Nc.
Caskiu, Jr charged with the larceny
OF hogs. The defendant was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty \ jury was
called and worn, the evidence and
argument Gmbittod and after the
jury had been out less than five min
utes a verdict of not guilty was re
turned
The court discharged the jury with
thanks after which the court adjourn.
ed until % o'clock Friday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
CLOSE GAME IT
WAS At ROLLINS
|. Score Was Nothing to Moth
ING in an Interesting Came
THE BOYS PLAYED WELL

~. and Alderman, for the Uni
.,s,ty. Distinguished Themselves
10, the Support Was eOod-UniVer
inv Still the Champions
bm Fridays Daily Sun;
h,i,tsr Park. Dec. 5.-lt was a hard
obt but most friendly game be-
on Rollins and the University of
vida football teams today, every
/ of ground being we'll contested.
WAS the prettiest game, no doubt
seen on a Florida gridiron, both
ms being evenly matched, and both
.rirg with a good.natured determi-
ior N win. The entire game was
lried of without a hitch or a mis-
aer,tanding. both teams being not
h in excellent shape, but in excel
\ hamor as well.
\ vas a hard game, however, as
bther team was enabled to score,
Avi,h,,andng that strenuous ef.
Is were made from physical
4 ndpoiut. The men were we'll
'tched but the University had
be advantage in the kicks. The
II was we'll handled. however, and
Is never permitted anywhere near
! goal
khani. and Alderman played good
h as did the other members of the
m. The game was one of the most
kny matched ever played in this
lton Of the country, but inasmuch
there was no score it still leaves
University boys the champions of
State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
The commissary, Barn and Wagon
Shed OF S. G. Gay & Co. Burned.

From Fridays Daily Sun:
There was a disastrous fire in the
vicinity of Raleigh Saturday night.
the information of which has just
reached this city The property yalu.
alton was about $1,000, comprising the
commissary barn and wagon shed OF
S. G., Gay II Co., naval stores opera.
tors There was no insurance. as the
rate is so eXOrbitaut on enterprises
of this kind located where there is
no adequate FIRE protection that in
many instances owners of the places
cannot afford to carry insurance.
The fire started about o'clock
Sunday morning, and was we'll under
way before being discovered. When
discovered it was impossible to save
the building or stock. notwithstanding
the heroic efforts of those who at.
tempted TO eXtingush the flames.
Gay & Co., who have several places,
their headquarters being in Micanopy.
will rebuild this plant at once, and
lumber is already on the ground
Within the next month all burned
buildings will be erected, and bust
ness will be continued the same as
before
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
NEW CURE FOR STOMACH.
j. W, McCo,lum & Co. Give The Sun
Readers a Chance TO Try II.


Since nobody knows when, pcopl,
have suffered from indigeston sick
headaches, floating, dizzy spells, dis
trcss after eating, slecplessness and
the many other symptoms of stomach
trouble and have found the usual
remedies powcrless.
Here J., "a chance for The Sun read.
ers who may suffer with weak stom.
ach to test without risk of loss the
new prescription. called Mi.o-na, for
indigestion )hat has met with great
success wherever 1t has been tried
This treatment. which strengthens
the whole DIGESTIVE system so that
the stomach oes its work without
any distress, r sold 10y J. w McCol
lum 4 Co under guarantee TO 70
fund money if the remedy does nut
do all that is claimed for It.
Mona costs but SOC a box, and
one box will do more real good than
a dozen boxes II ordinary digestive
tablets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
AN EXPENSIVE RUNAWAY.
Friage and Buggy Come Together
With Disastrous Results.

rhcr" was a runaway on the east
G Of the square Thursday morn
4 which caused considerable excite.
|rt and some damage. A team
n a city hack in tow made a bold
|brt 10 get away from the harness
= whom in front of the store of the
|ird Hardware Company ran into a
|ggy occupied by a lady. There was
one" 70 General miX-up, and the re-
Il VS. mat the horse attached to
b..-. was thrown, the lady was
eh,a.i almost into Mysteries, and
+ ....." was damaged.
F.". na, nobody to blame. ap.
ftn.. .- nobody was careless. The
ly.r 'ae hack, it seems, had a
pr. '"lm but had stopped a
pm.' 'o -et sandwich, when his
p. .......t became frightened and
? p" ID their credit TO state that as
ph ".'... discovered they had come
.''' with the buggy, with great
f'' ...y checked, with probably
'r' .-.a, deal Of damage. to say
''- OBJ" injury TO the lady.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-09
sater l-terr Joied

" are frequently 10.
..e coughing TIT.
zen IL FoIey's Honey
. keu, "a 70 cares coughs
90 prevents pneumonia
Ion. The gGaRine con.
les and ~ IN q yellow
". Aecauum 4 CO.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-10-18
Conner Outlook.

A further decline in the price
of copper metal in New York
Saturday left lake quoted at 141s
cents bid. Even at the price
no sales of Importance were re-
ported. The copper metal market is in
a condition of absolute chaos. Ten-cent
copper would not surprise anybody
now. If the United Metals Selling COM
pany had let the market take normal
selling freely around IA cents a pound
and there would have been universal
confidence, but the absurd trade meth
DDS adopted by picnic stricken copper
merchants have reduced the price to
IA cents without making any sales of
Importance. H. H. Rogers is officially
on his deathbed, according to- the
sworn evidence of his business asso-
ciates. The copper situation has driv-
en- John D. Ryan, president of the Ana
conda Copper Mining company, to a
sick bed and it is worry over the
chaotic condition of the copper metal
market that is causing his trouble. Mr..
Ryan's condition is very dangerous AMI
his doctors are terrified at every addi-
tional decline in the price of copper
metal. The strange fact is that Mr..
Ryan's friends are blaming those who
report facts about copper, utterly ig-
noring the culpability of the insiders
of the Amalgamated Copper company
who caused the collapse.
The surplus of copper metal has
now grown from 25O,0O0,000 to away
above SOOOOO,O 900 pounds. 1t is possible
that there is as much as 4O0,000,O 900
pounds of copper metal on the surface
of the earth in the hands of producers.
The net exports for nine months have
been only 6O,OOO,OOO The condition of
the American Smelling & Refining
company is becoming serious.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-10-18
Was 1t a Eake2

Sensational stories originating at
Helena, Mont, coming from reports
made by Speaker E. w. King of the
Montana legislature regarding the
supposed sailing of the 22,00O-acre
placer ground recently acquired by
the Greenough interests, located near
Lander, Wyo., have a grain of truth in
them" said Wilbur D. Greenough of
Spokane, when seen regarding the re-
ported betrayal of Spokane and Mis-
soula men into buying heavily of the
stock of the Wyoming corporation, and
the supposed sailing of the placer
ground before being purchased by the
Greenough interests.
mot one share of the stock in the
Red Canyon placer mines has been
sold or issued to any one outside of
the few original locaters," he contin-
ued. 'The company has no outstand-
ing holders and if the sailing proves
true the Greenough brothers and their
associates alone will be the losers. We
have spent approximately 100000 in
prospecting the property alone, aside
from the original purchase price and
the work already done. Because of the
inelement weather in Wyoming we
have called off nearly the whole force
of workmen, aside from the three en-
gineers engaged in ascertaining the
truth of reports in circulation. Work
on the property has been discontinued
until next spring, when we will renew
investigations and resume work on the
300Ofoot tunnel through which water
from the Little Popo Agile river is to
be taken to the mines. If the sailing
reports are truthful, the people who
misrepresented affairs are liable to a
penitentiary sentence"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-10-18
In the Occur d'AIenes.

Mr.. Ehrenberg has resigned as man
ager of the Frisco mine at Gem, the
position vacated by him being temper
arily taken by Frederick Burbidge.
Work has been begun on a 5OO-foot
shaft on the vein of the Virginia prop.
erty on Carbon creek.
w. r. Finley has purchased from A
F. Sul1off one-eighth interest in the
Arrow lode claim in the Summit dis.
trict.
The Frisco mill was closed down
last week. but a force of so men has
been kept at work doing development
work and opening up additional
Slopes.
The station at the 5OO-foot level OF
the Alice shaft is completed, and a
drift has been begun to get under the
ore opened in the upper levels. The
group, which consists of 2S claims
lies near Mullan.