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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-02-14
PAPE PERS
PRINT
BIG LIES
Terrible Stories Have Been Sent
Broadcast Over the Entire
East by Men Who Want I'm.
migration in Southwest..'tlow
Our Readers Can Help Country

a letter from a friend in Decatur,
ILL.,, enclosing a clipping taken
from a paper printed in that city.
The article was sent out by some
one in Minneapolis, evidently an
enemy to North Dakota. Listen
to the following taken from the
article:
1.-TWO hundred persons, accord
ing to conservative estimates,
have lost their lives from snow
or cold in the northwest as re-
suit of the extreme winter. The
death list may still be greatly
swelled. When winter loosens it's
death grip scenes in the isolated
cabins of settlers and skeletons
on the prairies will tell the story
of how scores perished. Railroad
men and residents of the big
North Dakota settlements based
this estimate on past experiences
during stormy winters. 1t is
next to impossible to get news
showing the full extent Of the
disaster. North Dakota is a state
of vast distances. Last autumn
many settlers, lured on by stories
of land agents, went into the
wilds with provisions prepared to
spend a moderate winter and to
allow their cattle to run wild dur
ing the season of cold, etc., etc.
This is but a sample Of the
stories that have been spread
broadcast throughout the east
One paper said 500 had been
frozen to death. OF course they
can't set news showing the ex-
tent of the GREAT DISASTER.
Did they try to get the news? OF
course they did not. AS a mat
ter of fact, only three or four
persons in the entire state froze
to death, as far as we are able to
learn. One man while drunk
wandered from a neighbor's $
house in his night clothes and
when found the next morning
was all in. He died in the Minot
hospital. The same fellow would
have perished from the cold in
Florida this year under similar
circumstances.
The land agents have told moth
ing about North Dakota that is
not true. Of course the weather
has been cold. We don't deny it.
But it has been colder right in
the state of New York. MORE
PEOPLE FRORE TO DEATH
IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK
THIS YEAR THAN IN NORTH
DAKUTA. WHO DARES DE-
NY THIS FACT? +? And trueit is
that the snowfall has been great,
greater than for many years.
But it's the salvation of our glori-
Gus country. It means crops, it
means money, it means prosper
ity and happiness for the people
who came here without a dollar,
but who are now wealthy.
The Independent wants to
make a little suggestion to our
readers. There are thousands of
you who came here from the east.
You know that these stories are
lies. Why not write to your ed
itor in your home in the east and
ask him out of mere justice to
yourselves and to the best state
in the Union to print the facts.
Tell him the facts. You can do
a vast amount Of good by doing
this.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-02-14

tner, was given a year. Haines
is said to have always borne a
good reputation until he got
into this trouble. He asked the
Judge to be as lenient with him
as possible.
Harry Hamilton, the n an who
stopped Sheriff Lee in the road
last fall with a revolver, was Civ
en- seven and a half years. He is
q hardened criminal, having
been sent to the penitentiary at
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-02-14

Good clean Ice ct 75 cents load
Phone l28, OF leave orders at the lnde-
peaasst ODss. tt
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-13
Trades Assembly Meeting.

The Capitol City Trades Assem-
bly, held quite an interesting meet
ing Monday evening: Much rou-
tine business was transacted and
the reports from the various unions
show that they are all in IL prosper
Gus condition. President Fitz-
water will visit all the locals in
the city in an effort to have the va
rious delegates attend more regu-
larly.
The special committee on steam
beat excursion reported that they
were rapidly getting their affairs
in shape and would make announce
ment of the date of the excursion
within a few days.
The committee Will work hard
to make it a success and expect
that a large crowd will attend
Music and general good time is
promised.
The Labor Day committee had
not quite completed their .repor,
but will have it ready by next
meeting.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-13
Nusume Signs with Carpenters.

The contracting firm of NuSume
Il Leroy, who have been holding
out and refused to sign the carpcn-
ter's wage scale has been dissolved
and Mr.. NuSume will continue the
business here, and he has signed
the carpenters scale and employs
only union men. Mr.. Leroy. it is
understood, will confine his opera
lions elsewhere, where he can die
tate the rate of wages and hours to
his men. We congratulate Mr..
NuSume upon the dissolution.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-13

DON'T forget to send in your re,
newal to The Labor Argus. It's a
dollar well spent.
The union man who works with
a scab of some other craft, is not
living up to his obligation.
Have you read 'The Pinkerton
Labor Spy''9 See our great free
offer elsewhere in this issue.
Work is plentiful at present and
every mechanic in the city is en-
ploycd. Now is the time to
strengthen your local.
The advertisers in The Labor
Argus merit the patronage of every
man who earns his bread by the
sweat of his brow.
Reports from all the unions i'm
the city are to the effect that they
are all in good condition are grow
ing at each meeting.
Have you renewed your sub
Scription to The Labor Argus!
IL not do so at once. Show your
colors.
Now is the time to renew your
subscription to The Labor Argus
and get free copy of ''The Pink
crton Labor Spy"
The Trades a Assembly excursion
committee will meet at the Assem-.
bly, Hall Sunday afternoon at 2:3C
O'Clock. All members should be
present.
The Carpenters will have a rous.
ing big meeting tonight and large
attendance is expected to turn out.
Several important questions will
be acted upon.
1t will pay every woman man
or child I'll trade at Henry Smith
One Price Clothicr, Cor. Capitol
and Kanawha SITS. because he can
serve with the best the market pro-
duccs at the lowest prices.
The Bartenders at their meeting
Sunday afternoon initiated several
new members and tranactcd con-
siderable other business. The To-
cal is growing and its affairs are
going along smoothly.
The Painters Union is in the
the best condition now than at any
time i'll its history 1t has Il good
healthy treasury and only two or
three "scabn painters in the city to
contend with, and the aforesaid
''scabs" are getting pretty sick of
their job, and it is only Il question
of short time until they will get
into the band wagon.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-13
3 "a SS3SSS2kS9SS6S2Gs
e LOCAL NEWS. {
:.s,s:;. "a oeaSS

Don't forget to send in your re,
newal to The Labor Argus. It's a
dollar well spent.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-06-13

The union man who works witt
sc;ib of some other craft, is no
living up to his obligation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
RUSHED WITH CONTRACTS

The Richmond branch o. the Amer
lean Locomotive Works has contracts
on hand that gives 90 more work than
~ has ever had. Il IS building more
than one hundred locomotives FOR the
Southern NanchuriA Railway. which
are put together here. tested taken
apart and then sent 20 hsnchuria.
where they are put together. The
works are also hlling large contrs 20
for the Seaboard AIR Line. A a com
paris0n the Richmond works received
an order FOR two hundred eng mes
when the Baldwin plant. the largest
IN the world. received an order foi
twelve Recently the capacity OF the
.ocnl plant vas Increased.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
THE ESSAYS0F
LITTLE BOBBlE
By ~. 2. KIRK


ERvANrs Is ths Dsspni Wiea nAl--
beds N tks aosAiuE IN ytr a'"-
~ .n no afternoon 40 ths hotsia' 80
-..-.. Anos 100 mach to naik os@s ="
49, roos tAlaxs \ whsn you sst them 5S'
- IA up 50 tha beds aoant have 70 -
mada -
Thar. are lots of d4-sssot Eiads OF ser
.,.. sneb "A COOKS. chamhernaidA. see
lars. hsu boys a elevator boys, 1Asn 'AA''
ar. crate yablick Servants sucA az Fs~-'
a.ats. sea- toxs. lanltors a the a"aois @sA
v,ties rias ne bars a. catays OF our si@''
nAshun.
Othsr servant. IL sshssl tsechsrs ".oA
AT tan dollAEs lslo) week Ter teesaanE
uttie boys 20 Erow ~ 81 Ten ao-af'
tslOl a alnIt Ay tssohsr - vary eriss
rSaax lady. sAs t0ald ne ons iaJ bss soe~
A work hard SUM DAY "a VIZ % a.
smart a. ne toad ser ~As svSS q.
smart as Aer & would usTver, nsrFsL -
sea0el tsse-SE est ~9a,t - ss.Sss
tsseAas ADD poiIiSanais ne seeee q
teecAes ne y0ang lcsa beS 70 shoSt 80
psNrishus t%aeheF sas yesns lasS aow .
keep tr0@ sho0tiaE use Ns1A)~~@ "a
otksr CRATE ssrvaau wa tie oeys I
s,Ss "'ss sS 1899 SasS 49, sSsssa s~a1
- esaahuns aagsr r~tarus1. AAaS n
FeWrr~a - ~ DsooA aAa TSF~ 'f~1N1'
EWPv - -.
the sriy ftR4 % servaHt I Nssld q
20 ts y sirvstos bog - ! eAn siae a.
wnpt 10 a al tips froA TIE Fseyal ~ -
s.glsaA er else 1 woEfl - q waifsr 90 40 ,
a barbsf tsst - { n The 1a1nJ,
Another kfo6 - esrsast ny IA.
hasrl Aer tai IA ere ale Sosh uhAy %
sc4apaiax N0E cal Es yu-e Eks, ont
Ak act hAf 80 aench yo<s vie as a.
yars ssrvaAt & Pa sed u Jos ESs u
servant ~0OiA are yos- Tat S6saa,z
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
ROOKEFELLER CUTS
HIS HORIE EXPENSES
CLrVHL.AN

CLEVELAND. o. sPecial- Es-
cause John .. RoSksfsller has re-
auoed expenses. c C Toneas for soute
seven months supsrtutondcnS OK the
worest Hfn estate. has resigned and
will leave for New York on Novsm o.
Der 1Sth-
Jones says that RociSsfeller Insist
Ell On cursailing expenses GO such ~
extent that he could not keep up me
place. he allowed some trimming 90
costs when he took the position. ou'
recently. lie says, Mr.. L'eAr-c4ic4
wanted TO reduce the pay CO The men
and he dsmurrsd. An argument fol-
lowed and Mr.. Jones resigned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
FEARFUL DEATH OF
4 RICHMOND MAN
Drinks Carbolic Acid, Thinking
1t Was Whiskey, and Dies in
Awful Agony-Doctor's
Efforts Of 10 Avail.

7 7
alst2klug bottle cOntsi1luE ca--
bCllc ac.l for bottle holding wll--
key O. a.. Grimm. who with IS VIE
boarded az ls1l West Clay street yes
terday afternoon about b.1o o'clock
drank qualify of the acid. ~ lnE
shortly thsrsaftcr in horrible agony.
Or. \lckols was summoned. AID
upon his arrival administered emetics.
bat 10 no avail
All evidence points 70 the aCciden Z
theory. and Coroner Taylor. who as
noIiaed. after a. examination OF tie
body. gave aE ais opinion that death
was due TO q mistake
NJ Grimm was iu the employ q the
Portner Brewing Company. and had
charge OF their stables- lie wRH .
native Of HslifaK county, and "a sur
ViNed BY his wife snd an infant
caughtsT he hEd been married but
two years. and hiA domestic lie was
most happy.
Mr Grihn was a-llated with The
Brewery Workers Union. and also
member OF the Red Asn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Il vas the Aoss % tas sP~lls0s lsssoa.
apd ne teacher OF he priHarv grade vas
proasxssanE tie VERDE While the snal p~r-
sens n frSat 81 hSr iaboriOusiy wroes
then dowA- Aeesrtsax 20 ths usual cas-
tom she -aied fer voign tssrs 10 cs1ns
each Wor4 e if waa ProacaasSA
.LR0eA Eow. Wko eAn tei ne WnAt
nneh -
rasre was a ions psrioa q silence. tAsa
q haaG WeEt 49,
wen. ysAaAS Ss1 nay TEL rs what q
ZACH =.
a luacA.- said Jssnay--s iu@eh q
xkzt yea lave tor ain1e1 uhs1 yS9r 10
TIER "a away "--HRrPsras kRsasfns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
BANKER MAGrLL AND WIFE
ACQUITTED OF MURDER

DECATUR. IrL>-speofsi---Frsder-
tex Magiu. MS feruser clsnsou bank
sr. ard his wife. Esys Graham Nssnl
were kept busy soosy rsestvinx oon-
xratulssiens upon their ao9sssssi os
the charge Of naurt~<inS MsEfrs nrs'
wife. Before me Jury retired rudr-
Cochran said that the state bad fail
"a 20 prove So charges and Instructed
for a verdict OF arouittaL u vas re
csivsd With cheers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Vile. ca. ON October 3eth. az hall
past s O'Clock. in the F1YFt Frcssyte~
rizn Church. StRuntcu. Va
SYDNEY. y s. Oct ls.-wriiap
Msrcoui announced today. the second
Il hi- regGtsr trsnaatls ntic wireless
service that if vac "a CRANE success
and that yesterday 1.oeo words we're
sent snd received without having 70
repeat single word. Es said that
iu few q avs = press service ostwe~n
the towers and ships st sea would 81
cFfn biiahsf
In week N2rcoai vlu 60 20 Nsw
York OK hlE way 20 Europa -. ".
bradley viii Pc the wireless station
az Cape Cos FOR transatlantic commu
nication.
MarcouTs principal advance in ious
distance t-a-rrl raion Ora two years
a. the rerrect'rE - a receiver many
times a. sensitive - tho original. De-
TAILS a. 20 it arr kept secret.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

N TsABessss eoart an ca ~ose~~e
zoaaa Was Pot On sAs witness ss~sd -
ted wAst sAs kp<~ sbsst ths saaisii< sisa
If a beg ~ a sS1wsy seesssstirs sstsc
s-sra. SO wAs ssks1 sAs hs< s>e. tAs
sFasp sa as Aee - xassHieo es~sh- !
ssu<s Al A lsw woras 40 peE1l4fs fust keN
4 eesusFsa "xo' ksaEA. respeD1e1 tAs
ga ia1y, 4 eAers En tsu ys IN 4 tsu
wssk, IL ie<t 10000 Az tsn3 Ahz--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
FREE,
To E-sryess Whe vt-is. The James,
tow E,NRcsittoa.

In the Manufactures Building viii
be found the PIEDMONT BEDFORD
CONCENTRATE l. 4 \ WATER ex-
hfoit where you can get cool drink
free OF cost
At this Interesting exhibit you can
see how Piedmont Bedford Water is
rsducsa 90 concentrated form. and have
tas process fully explained by polite
attsndants You VIII see why an Is
on bottle can hold the minerals CT Is
gniions % tho natural water
This should be appreciated especial
IL b. every person suffering with
Chronic Disease whish has not been
Ssnertss W other treatments.
II Is out OF the question for sick
man OF srsaii means 20 spend several
rnontAs at TIE Springs. az q large sx-
pense. but with P.~B- conesntratsd
water he can be cured IN his own
home for less than bic railroad fare
would be 10 the spring.
TIE remarkable ccnoination CT II
different minerals. OF which Il 10 com
possd. gives - the virtue 20 csrs
Chronic ce-es whica are not benefited
by ether treatments
Ny son. who was suffering with IN
digestion 60 such an extent that be
had no appetite. and his skin was
muddy. used one fS-oz. bottle OF your
Concentrated WAFER. II gives ue
pleasure 10 state that II had the sEso,
to clear up his skln. Eivs hirn a gooe
appetite and cure MS Indigestion
consider 10 "A most vLuahla water.
HARRY WOODINQ.
Mayor. Danvile. Va
! have been greAtly oenanted by tos
U.s. of your Consolidated Iroa sne
Alum Water. < suffered With Rheurna
tism % sseh al extent sh@t I VS. Al.
most helpless A. times could no
turR myself in bed OF dress myssif.
have used fvs SEQ bottles. and fee
that I am completely cured. Eiadl
recommend u 20 any ono sGuerlnG WIKI
Mrs. MAGGIE NeNEw.
After taking your ConsentrstsS IrOl
and Alum Water myself anc usins :
not 6e-itr,e 20 recommend n e. on
OF the best medicines 20 be found "
use i - tonic. fer DysFepsia an
1 SaISssi 1'0"'''' ~" ]. LAWSON. -
cashier Bank Of SCUM Bostoa.
have recently uses your Csaosn
very satisfactory rsaults. Nv wife
taking it az present for form u In
digestion. and rs pleased with 81. IN
deed She says shat she oar feel u
short While after takinK a dose
J. NJ SHACKLEFoRu. N D.
For more than ave years I hAy
bean troubled with Chrsnie Diarrhoe
anc stomach trouble, and used but on
bottle of this valuable water aNd a.
tually bslisvs tkRt I am permansnu
cured I believe 81 viii GccsHplis
everything It Is rec rar1 .. =, tSr.
Chief OF Police. Hinton. -. Va
II Is not man made m edisi q
but simply Natures Wy u curin
1ndfEsEticn. Rhcurustisu. kidney a.
Biatter TToublss. Female Complaint
Malaria Ncrvcusresa Stomach A.
Bowel Disorder. Scrcfula and 9th
BLOOD and Skis Dfseass-. In fact.
can be used with hes~nt for any ci
ease. IL supPlie- the minerals nee
"a BY an unhealthy system
lS-oE. bottle "a month q treatment
SI0o A teaspoorfui is ths avcra.
desc Write fer irterestirg hookle'
Il not supplied by yeUr druEEi
write direct 90 J. ". ECHoLS g
LyRchburE, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
WUAON-EATON.

a pretty wedding took place Wed
resdEy Afternoon. at o'clock. az the
residence OF d.. ant Mrs Farley n
Eaton. IN Wsshi0 gton. j. g.. when
their daughter. Ma Aida Herkimer
Eaton. Was married 10 M. Upsa up
wilson. OF Cape Charles Va The
ceremony. which was performed BY
Rev. NJ. Moore. OF the Sixteenth
Street Meth odtst Church. was wit
messed only ~ relatives. bat was fol-
lowed By a large reception. from 3.1e
untn 5 O'clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

A szsv ssrryt~x a ass,~ 60 n 49, srs>s
vzs sstsks IN . sss sA~s ~~<s sss~s r>ss
lars A. Ia w@y - So s~rrse< 90 eear
Ssessr - kas~ w1stser sAoF h.< s~.s -
Va - .<s<>>~ssg . s~sss ssarsy e ~
tea vsas se<T r>esA>< t1A ssxesr ~
49, ss~s~ss - si.ssz q
fslsx tk> few~<ss 80 ws31 ~ - d.
q 80 49, ssA er8G<~< a. 90 se1 So
- Ia 2sR - ~ Es43 90
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
SAYS ROOSEVELT Is
AGITATING TROUBLE

PTTTSBCR0. PA---Spscial-''J apan
does not comtsmpiats war with tia
United States or any othsr country
II these two countries clash 10 VIII
be the fAait OF your President Rooss-
welt He - asitRtinE trousle- We are
not. nor DO we wslOous enrnlty. Pres
iesnt Roosevelt hzs decided 20 as
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

LNNCHBURC. VA--SPeSisi.- - p D
ert Jones. aged seventeen. OF Lynch
burg. was Tun over and KILLED late
Thursday near Pleasant View. Ana
herst county. 6y "A loaded wagon The
wagon passed ever bis body and he
alsa 10 twenty minute
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
c.rt..n VI VI Rsch~,.

River Thursday evening OF Brights
disease. at the age OF seveny-fiVe
years. He had been confined 10 his
bed but two days. Captain Ricksts
Was a native OF Nelson county. but
had lived IN Southwest Virginia aimee
befOre the war.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
DEATHS.


DR.. Horacs - Brooks. one OF the
best known OF the older Newspaper
men OF Maryland. died Saturday night
IN his home. Alandale. near Kensaie.
IN Westmorslsnd county. Va OF heart
and stomach trouble brought on ~
rheumatic govt from which he had
been q great sufferer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

have issued Invitations 20 the mar
rlAsc Of their taughter. Anne Moore.
20 AT. Robert Lat-lsr Gordon. OK
Richmond. The ceremony VIII take
place al noon on Thursday. Novembar
eth. AZ Midlothian" their beautiful
home. near WAynesboro.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
INTERPRETATIONS.

Mr.. and Ms. Thomas II. ulckerson
announce the engagement ot their
dau ghter Miss lola Russell. 20 Mt.
John W Bennett. Novsrnbs 11th. ~
3 o'clock A. II. az kcKinGree Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Halifax coun-
tx
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Miss Lizzie Irvine Blanton died 81
the home OF her father. DIT. h l.
Bianton. al stodSert. on Monday night
October 18th, aftsr = painful illness
OF several days
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

George Robert Henry, a confeder-
ate veteran and one time publisher
Of the old yvlnchsstsr Nswa died AZ
Winchester Monday night. aged sixty
nine years. He Is survived b. his
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Mrs. barbara Hannah. widow Of
LAWS Hannah. died Monday night
AZ the home OF her only daughter.
Mrs. Luther Estep. at Topnot She
was seVenty-six years old.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Mr.. and MS. EdENr TimberlAke. OF
StAantOn. have issued cards 10 the
marriage OF their daughter. Celia Ma
son. 70 Nr. Hsnseu Watt. OF Thomas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Mrs Emma Concy. wife 81 Captain
Thsodors ~. CoIey. one % the old
est and NEST popular engineers 90 the
Chesapeakc and Ohio Railway. was
taken violently 600 Thursday evening
about o'clock and grew rapidly
worse until Friday evening about 80
o'clock. when she died a. her home in
rhoehus
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

patch his rae1 81 var 20 tire T&a<1o
ooas1 By - dofng no - er1astnE
Ansrtc4 and her people tato ne
hAn&s Of trouble" 80 said Ffrst 1xeu-
tenant n KuzkkA Of the Japaness
imperial Navy. Ths nsatsnsns - sn
route - the jamestown ExpesteioA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

tdVerfi1erasD1s appearing n t11s
paper. sls1~9 a r. Robins. Hi1hHsn&-
va. are from AZ sxpsrtsnos& An4
practical Druggist sEts hlishse fo<<y-
one years. Re can bs depended e.
Cor ths qualify ana trssenesa 81 sT-
srythfnK no sells Write 10 htn "a
call on hsrn and r<csits the osseet Il
his szpsrtsnoe. IN pBrcAskiRg any q
dele needed &c . fRus ssasA - - 49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Thomas n. Payne. q prominent CIV
izsn and m old Ceafsdsrats vstsran.
died Monday ct his rssdeooA tn spot
syivxnsA- AR Payne wae daassro1sS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
Jclan WILEY

Mt. John Wiley. forty-flvc years o.
age. did Friday might al HE home
near Lortor. Fairfax county. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

Mrs. Lucy h brown. the widow Of
Horace Brown. OF Browns Cove. Al
bsrnsrie county. tisd Tuesday mornin {
In the ninety fourth year OF her age
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
MARRIAGES.
BFsLEY-MoNFY

The marriage % Ml,r Saliie a
Money 20 NJ. H x O. Desley WAS
celebrated in the Presbyterian church
az Le winsvilic. Va. on wednesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

r s. Brown. of nesr Penhook. died
az his home on Tuesday from apo
plsEy. FOR many years he was su-
per1ntsndent OF public schools OF
franklin county. Re Us survived by
his wife and several children.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

NJ. L s. Goodwin died IN Sunolh
Saturday, aged -eveuty-four years. he
10 survived ~ two daughters and mr.
teen Ersndc hilGrsn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

wouD6ed several times during the ate
civE war, and was in Picketts famous
charge At Gettysburg