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Phil krous easily won the avera- g
speed diploma. having had first and sec
ond returns IN the first two races, and
losing the third by only three yards.
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FOR RE-yT-s15: new six-room house ne.
suburbs: near Rhode Island ave. cars; city
water. JOHN 7. KNOTT. SIS F st.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Seven-room cottage, 1Ol5 Jack
son ST. ne. Brcakland. d. C; SIS NJ. F.
DUNN, All L It. NV. se2S-st
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO
AND FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
SEPTEMBER 2SD TO SEPTEMBER 9TH.
INCLUSIVE.
Going-s:2s and 100 a m. and $40 D. m.
Returning-s:3O a m, 200 aud 700 p m
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Going-s:z5 and Il a m. 2:sO $40 7:45. and
9:45 =. m
Returning-s.aO a. m. 12:s. a:OO 500 500,
and 1890 n. m.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH
Going-s:z5 and HOO a m. 2:SO. 400. T:S.
and s:45 ,. m
Rsturn:ng-1:Oo a M. 1913. .:lO ssoO 500.
and 1000 p m
Going. al train1 leave District Line station
PAUL 7. WATERS. General Manager.
se22-1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LACE CURTAIN laundry; formerly "a Sth
ut. nv. now Clarendon. Va: no lime. salts
faction guaranteed; mail promptly attended
20. se25 Is %
EXPERIENCED young woman wishes few
warts, moles. and superhuous hair from face
and arms by electric needle; guaranteed per
1manent; consultation free Address BOX 255.
Times Office. se25-et
TRUNK REPAIRING; prices reasonable;
send postal. DE NEPHEW'S, 9o5 9Th St NV.
se17-5t-eod
AMATEURS send Us YOUR NEGATIVES: We
make post cards &c each. for CSC E0JTTH-
ERN POST CARD CO. BON IOI washing
ton, D. G. se24-3t
CEMENT walks. steps. coplngs and blocks;
concreung, tarring: damp walls cured: osti-
mates given. BART logan. 2l47 d a. NV
se23-31t
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FOR RENT-207 Virginia ave. 50. two fats,
I rooms and bath each SO per month each.
w. y. LORD, Coz Louisiana ave. se25-5t
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MADAM THEO. palmist. card reader and
medium; German spoken. s25 II 81. NV.
seZ4 =, q %
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.

PSYCHIC PIANIST
GREAT REDUCTION ALL THIS WEEK
ARE YOU IN LONE2
II so, do you find the one you have be-
slowed your affection and trust upon, acting
COOL AND INDIEEERENTg Has g1sAl
OF obstacle OF any kind Crept between you
sud your future hope, has the demon rum
assaled the quis1ude OF your happy home
II so. come at once 20 THIS GIFTED
PSYCHIC and find help. Call today, to-
morrow may be 30 late.
7sl-Ninth Street n. VIII.
Don't Mistake Mare and Nupaber.)
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SPIRITUALISM.

IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information
on any subject. call 20 see Mr.. MILLION
at any time and get private sitting. 9l2
Eye 81. NV. se22-7t
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WORr<INGAfEN, this Is good policy: see
our sll-wool suits OF clothes. tailor made,
slit.i.,y used. for 81 and s.; coats and vests.
81 81 and s.: coats. 81: pants. $50. We can
save you money. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
619 D. sez3-tf
CONSULT ZENITA. who controls events.
never iidls. 1915 9TH nv. se22-7t
NINE. DAVIS. the born clairvoyaut and card
reader. removes spells, evil Influences, and
gives sod luck. lbs 25th 81. NV. give me
a CALI sel7-5ot
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and bath; all modern improvements; centrally
located; convenient to both car lines. rent
reasonable. Inquire at 6o9 Q NV. se25-Si
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TEETH without plates. no extracting: no
pain; look feel. act. and last longer than
painless dllinS. DR.. J. I. WILSON. Izs p
ST. auz(tf
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FOR RENT-six- room house; 40. s2S 10th
81. sw. rent, $3.50 App1v No. 3O0z Virginia
ave. sw. w. ScaILLING. se2i-St
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FOR RENT-51O d ST. ne rooms and
bath; all modern improvements $3.50 per
month ses5-7t
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Money Loaned Salaried PecpIs

and others, without security. easy payments I:
Offices IN s. principal cities save yourself
money BY getting my terms first -. K
TOI.MAN. Room sos. So 18th 81. NV. des-6
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OPP Treasury. Next TO Drug Store.
open from s 70 $40
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
FISH REJOICE: THEY
WILL GET FEWER HOOKS

NEW YORK; Great was
the reloicing among inc fish in New
York waters when they learned yes-
terlay THAI Uncle sam had decided
there should be no reduction in the
price of lsh-hnUNs. Some ~ the more
optimistic denlzcns of the deep took
the decision ln the nature ~ am eman-
cipatlon. The prohlbiuve price OF
steel has also served TO encourage the
fish.
Boost the price OF the hook" said
Il sOused mackerei in discussing the
decision. "and there won't be SEQ many
~ as folk decorating a marble slab.
1 don't object to having million
alre on the other end of my line. but
the thought Of being hooked by a vul-
gar Ion gshorcman makes me shudder
every time 4 see a pair OF ovcralls."
The Board OK General Appraisers
yesterday made the nsh-h0Ok rule. An
importing houses protested against q
duty OF 80 per cent ad yaiOrem and
IL cents q pound On fish-hooks. say
Ing IL was excessive. Ths protest was
cyerrUled-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
MUTINOUS BOAT CREW
WERE ANNIHHATED

NLADINo~ToN - Special. The
whole city and the surroundings
region We're under martial law
today following the Smelling ~ fre
town hF 81 band 90 mg-lrecrs who
took possession of tne torpedo boar
SSory in the harhor The u-tf-ee-s.
after ONE 90 tre most daring battles
nlth fo-- ether glrhnlts ever record
90 in tfa history 20 cha Russian navy.
were Today either dead o- -r the wli-
fary prison.
The SKo-y mut.ry WAS caused hy
1gitators who managed 81 Ee- on
board and rake charge % fre destroy
er. she steamed out iDto tr. rlrnor
flying "a rec taE and opened nre uu
che town The gurhoat nri tr-oe
de~-~nrers went our go cr-n-a n.r
ana with the aIt ~ thc forts -..r r'l
the S<ory r.tdlel and helpless. 49,
re- she was crrcnei those .t fr. .rrH
WHO had ro- been KILLED or N.--t .a
were arrested uN rhe soldiers as rlr.
Ul8fn rheir way tn Iart.
Among rho sNet are Captain kl-
~ns-l. com un~ler 90 tle SH0rr L'el-
Tenant Fls-...ef -nUrrartiur r-. ~rr-
81. h. was wounded sewers. people ir
N,alivo~r.N were BILLED ty shells trom
the Skory one of these .s said 90 ot
an American. although hls name l
NOS known.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
$4,000 VICTIMS OF
PLAGUE IN VIRGINIA

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. VA
Spec-al-Il a report read here yes
-erlay before tle Conference ~ Charl-
Ties ana Corrections Dr. Charles i.
Grlniy. ~ norfolk. asserted that Ia
600 men ana women in Virginia were
today victims of the white plague.
while the annual mortality resulting In
this state FROM consumption alone
was placed az 1900.
In referring 90 the system ~ sails.
aimshouses ana other Institutions o.
detention uo~ I'D operation. Dr. Gran
ty said
Virginia and It's cities and coun-
Ties are really spreading consumption
through the agency of the 1ails. aims
houses and other Institutions. whose
inmates after being Infected. SO home
to spread the disease amOng their
families and friends a more crlmi-
nal procedure on the part OF our au-
thorities can scarcely be ina ginel"
Dr :. i. Harris. % Berryville. in
commenting or the dread scourge
boldly proclaimed that more persons
died in Eirgs.la from consumptiou
alone than from smallpox. diphtherla
and scarlet fever combined.
The speaker said that tuberculosis
fued 10000 graves IA the United
states each year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
her COUNSEL DECLARES
MRS. BRADLEY INSANE

NEW TORN-Spccial Brad
ley was insane when she Killed Sena-
tor Brown lie wassa wrecker % vo-
mems hearts and honor Her love
for him drove her into insanity that
was hereditary in hey family. and
when we prove that she slew him in
~ % mental alteration the Jury VIII
instantly acGult her"
This statement was made by or
iarIo w. Powers. former justice OF
the Supreme Court. before be started
FOR Washington where. on Novew cer
1tth he VIII begin the defense OK Mrs
Annie ~. Bradley charged with
killing senator Brown We viii put
N-s. Bradley on the stand DE con-
tinued. anl when She tells how
Brown had wooed hey from tho time
he was flret made United states Seua-
tor from IDh- how he thrice named
the welding day to make her yield
-o him boss ne put her OK. mis-rclt-
90 her lied. caloied. cheated ana lis-
rorarcl he-. there Will Dee no question
40 the verdict
Judge Powers makes ro prote-sc 80
sympathy for tho dead politician.
though the carf.rs 90 the murdered
senator and tre man Who is about On
defend his slayer were closely allied
lDtt Brown als Killed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
FLOATED 100000
MYTHICAL MINING CO.

PHILADELPHIA. PA-Special. -
Dr. X c. Flower. who jumped his
bail OF $4,000 IL the summer OF
1895. when he was charged with swim
ding investors in a mythical mining
corporation has startled this city ~
his boldness in operating a sale OF
stock In 100000 corporation In
vestors IN this concern have just start
ed an inquiry ln which il developed
that not even the man whom he made
president OF the corporation knew that
Dr. Flower. alias Professor .. oxford.
had been fghting eXtradition 10 New
York since last January. when the
New York police arrested him here
Only his son. who Is the secretary and
treasurer OF the concern STYLED the
Virginia Clay and Material Company.
knew that DIP Flower was the man
who had been arrested in New York
When young Flower WAS called or
for an explanation OF where the
money paid for stock was. ne refused
so explain. and then u developed that
great quantities OF stock had been
sold without keeping any record. and
that there was no record o. the
moneys received or the amount 81
stock sold.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
OHIOANS PLEASED WITH
TRIP TO VIRGINIA

RICHMOND. A-~-ecisl --
A party OF sixty Oh.oars are az the
lexington Hotel. on -helr way homo
after "trip 20 the exposition. They
are being personally conducted hy Nr.
u. a. Fletcher. 90 Cincinnati who has
brought about a score ~ special par
ties here from his state during the
summer He says his guests have
without exception expressed the great
est pleasure az what they have seen
and az the general display 90 courtesy
and hospitality az the people 20 VIZ
giria. ana especially ~ Richmond
In the party IS ar. John IT. Mack
editor 90 the SardusSy REGISTER. one
% the leading papers of that section
% the state MI Nack is a lead x
factor in Ohio state politics and Us
president 20 the state Editors Asso-
citation.
There are six young ladies in the
party Who come as the guests % the
Gallon Inquirer. This paper gave
prize trips 90 the six prettiesr young
ladies selected by vote. in the city ~
Gallon. ana the six who are In the
party carry out the idea ~ beauty.
They are admired wherever they 60.
and represent the various types 81
Western beauty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
KANSAS COOK "DRESSED
FOR DINNER; LOST JOB.

CCFFEYVILLE. KAN-Speciaf --
One or the most remarkable servant
girl stories on record has Just come 10
light here.
one day last week a girl appeared
az the home Of William Mcdonald.
saying that she waa Vaasar graf
uate. tenn Dorariiy stranded. and that
shs would Ike 20 take a pace as
cook Mrs. Mcdonald took Pity OF
her and employed her
That night the girl got ~ the aln-
nsr and served ths family. A.tsr
they had eaten she went 70 her room
and re4ppeared a. . low neck t-eNs
With q long train she as her an
ner IN & and thea went - Der rocEn-
took g OF. and TsAcpe4rsd N her
kitchen dress and 3id - no 1tsnasA
she did this for every meal aa4 iAs1-
sc ,xlSt three days
x took 80 nuch rrne Tor hsr g
dross FOR meals thRr she newer Scs tns
dishes dora
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
TEST RIDE PROVES
OFFICERS UND0lhG
Large Number Of Army Officials
Pronounced Disqualified as Re
suit Of Trial on Horseback
Ordered by President

WASHINGTON. y. C.-Speciai.-
The Presidents order testing the
horscnanship % oriccrs OF the Uri-
ted states army. a subject FOR leviSy
~ the general pubic. has become r
stern reality 20 the officers. some or
the army's vcry best material. men
whose eflcicncy "a their severe. de-
tails is unQuestloned. many OF whom u
VIII be difficult 20 replace. are slated
for retirement because their WORK Tor
years has taken them OUT % ths sad
die. and they have been feund physi-
caliy disqualified for rough siding
Word has been received only from
the first group OF officers who took
the trial one hundred and sir-y
officers are expected 20 be retired AZ
an early date ~ the President al
heres 20 his order they VIII be re-
tired
In all about zoo colonies. neuten-
ants. colonies. and majors must take
the ride ~ the same pcrceutagc 81
disc uaiinca tions are recorded. this
means that seventy or seventy-five %
the army's most experienced officers
viii be rciegated e. a field o. useless
ncss
The action % the medical boards
has thrown officers on duty az the
War Department in state % mlni
closely bordering ON panic In sever
% 20 before the board thought they
had stood the ride in first class shape
and had uo aouct they were passed
-unD f1Fnrfn'y uS rhe surgeons The
result 81 trat many Hr.rcrs w no would
have from tIsr tn t.t.u ty-ttFe years
active s.r.lce ahead 80 tnem sce in-
lications 90 hatIr@ their military ca'
reers cut short az CA time when they
were -lst getcng in lne for promo.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
RAISE LOAN FUND
TO HELP FARMERS

COLUMBIA. - Spec.ol-At
meeting OF the Travellers Protective
Association. and the United CONNER
cial Travellers, held IN tee Caldwell
Hotel last night. Harry Calhoun. %
Augusta. chairman. 5a4d before the
members present me scheme planned
TO rescue the farmers AR. Calhoun
stated that this was no state affair.
but covered the ectiTe twelve south
ern cotton growing states. The
scheme is that $4,000 travelling men
OF the southern States are each TO
put up $1,000 20 5000. 70 be loaned
for six mcnths at SIX per cent. this
loan % be made at once or on call,
the fund 20 be placed at bank GI
the capital % the state. or States. and
bonded officer selected and on re-
ceipt OF bonded or warehouse eipts
OF cotton insured the officer draw q
check OF $50 on each bale. Mr.. Cal
hOun stated that the travelling nosc are
Offering the farmers their money. anc
Is. 600 travelling men rSnctng $l.COo
each would mean mat the farmers
could hold one u1ilGOn bales OF cotton
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
ARE HANDICAPPED BY
LACK OF SMALL BILLS
New Orleans Financiers Seek Re
lief at Federal Treasury for
Cash to Move the South
ern Crops

WASHINGTON. ID special-rhs
New orleans nnanclers. who had "A cons
ferenr. with Secretary C0rtolyou yes.
fcrlaF. were as rctlcuut as the Secre-
tary himself as Go tno object ~ tneif
mission Amo"s fne w, ys.5oF' ~ sss
Whitney Central National Bank 4
New Orleans. and representatives, 4
the State National Bank anl other New
Orleans institutions there
Mr WeNlcr when questioned Wout4
only say that tho conferences would %
resumed TODAY. and that az is con-
may oe given out
Discussing some phases q rho none
tarv situation az New Orleans and
throughout the south. ar. WeKler ssidi
There has been no evidence ~ any
want oc condolences III banks ana nukl-
cial Institutions anywhere IN tnc solth.
but Southern banks, owing 10 tnalr
inability % obtain currency from new
York. Chicago or 81. Louis, me tnFes
restrict payments y easn. aEd IN or
der 20 tRcllltato their business they
have adopted the same course 49, otner
larss ocnters. % issuing clearing house
-Ths ohisf dinoGlty AZ ths present
time - IN obtaining q antncient amount
20 facilitate The rapid movements %
the cO1ntry's crops. bat Se heartily
believe ths diHaculty 70 raPiciy oe.ns
overcome. and VIII Be adtoete1 IN tao
near future The hanks o. New Or
leans are Increasing thslr 1ixcusArio1
90 tns maximum amount nat o92cs
are zvalla1la FOR and VIII Alac allow
large ano1nts 1snNnds4 for octtoa
rTcGucfs SEslus0 W1tcn geld can -
importsd. a. sae n9sns1t rs = se--.s-
NnRt restricted - -eW Korxs t1act-i-
~ % remit clrreDcT, eut ol2cs are -
inE psrfects1 ~ waic1 t1o Soat1ern
export points 49, NsE 19r< %.ls $50
way p~ndisE ne arrival % $50 tz-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
RICHMOND POSTMASTER
ELECTED PRESIDENT
NEWPORT NEWS. vA.-Specl.L-

NEWPORT NEWS. NA.-Specl.L--
The following officers were elected
this morning at the Conve .eE o.
Presidential Possmasters. hel.-' tais
city.
President. Roy z. Czbe1. Of Rich
mOnd. Vice Pres1deltS-~E1rst. John
Kimberly. CT Fortress Monroe Sec
end. Charles n Eeezls. OF Harrison
burg: thlrd. W. {. Pen5lstoa. OF T4zs-
well. fourth. r a. Fulwt1cea- o
stanton. 1fth. John ~. sloan. @
Chase cry; Treasures. W. T. Hop
ktns. q Newport News. Secretary.
john a. Grim. o. F1e1sxicksburS.
Executive Cozanalt1ae-J NJ &c-
Lauxhlin. OF Lgnchoo GeDeral
Sclth Boiling. OF Ps1ers6G-xs and -
7. HAlEnAn. % LorAy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
ALLEGE HITCHCOCK
TOOK GIRL WITH HIM

NEW Special-That Ray
mond Hitchcock took with him In his
flight Bella Mckenzie. one OF the lit
lie girls whose accusations caused the
grand jury TO indict The actor on six
counts. was the startling Information
that reached the police today
The girl disappeared from the home
OF her parents. Isl East Thirty-f0urth
Street on October lst. and. according
20 the Children's Society. she has met
Hitchcock several times since then
one report today stated that Hitch
cock and the girl az their last meet
ing. planned 10 30 away together. and
IL Is believed that on the morning he
was last seen In New York ne met her
and they disappeared.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
IS NOW CONVINCED
THAT THAW is INSANE

NEW peciaL-Insanity IS
10 De the plea os Harry h. Thaw.
whose second trial for the Staying or
Stanford White viii begin on De-
comber "a next Martin ". I1ttieton.
chief counsel for Thaw. has decided
On this course. He Is convinced thas
Thaw Is insane. and has not adopted
this course as merely a theory on
which 70 conduct a successful defense.
but because he feels uncertain OF the
mental condition Of his client Ever
since ne took charge OF the case II s.
said Mr.. L-sttaeton has given the eues-
ton OF ThAw's mentality careful stOdS,
He has traced the Thaw family
through and has decided that the
insanity OF Thaw may have been an
Inheritance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
NDICF COUNCILMAN
FOR DEAL WITH CITY

ST. Specf2L-GeOrge G..
LIrde. a Republican unemher cf the
City Council. says ne VIII sabrrit bis
resignation fro-D th2t body az a meet
ing tonight. Ilnde has been indicted
for being directly Interested IN a city
contract. q M sdeneanor. the penalty
Tor watch under tne city charta- -
expulsion He can also oe proceeded
against under a criminal statute. and
thts f. being done The Cc1nct, E1als
get ln On a contract TO- r@cov4ttng q
uauntc1Dai cram Der. 4re rTet % Whico
vas Sl.6SS. IL - Satl ee gave the
grant jury m1cn valuable Information
relative 70 misdotnss ~ Co14nctlzaen
and delegatsA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
GEN. FRED GRANT TO
VISIT GOVERNOR
General and His Wife VIII Be
Guests of Virginia s Executive
at Richmond November 18th.
Reception IN Their Honor.

RICHMOND. Special
Dorcraar ANA airs. Swanson are %
have as .le.r guests ar fne Executive
Mansion November l3tn General and
Ars. Fred ID. Grant a reception is
I'D bo given ln honor ~ the tlstlu-
s-ished couple. who are devoted
friends 90 tle Virginia Executive.
General Grant. wlo Isl the son %
Pr. s. Grant OF military and presi-
-cnus. fame. now commands tne
Eastern Division 90 the United States
.rugv Ais wo-H in connection with
tle jamestown Exposition and his OBJ
slals desire 90 assist a|. ae could In
r1e success OF the Terr-lteuary have
won hin hundreds of friends.
Mrs. Grant. who Isl o. sister of Mrs.
Potter Palmer. t1e celebrated society
leader ~ Chicago. also has been one
lc tne shining lights in exposition So
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

German rulers health has been wore
rylng members of his family. hla Gloss
advisers and his physicians Tor some-
rfnn. $50 definite Information IL EIrer
nur concerning the uature 10 hle rpan-
nIulut. "A fact which serves rather SC
heIgnten than aIlay alarm rouU.r niua
hlm svcy report thar HIS Majesty
IL uiispoasd serves fn revive stories
~ fhe throat trouble with which ne
was afflicted Tor ri tue several Nr1rf
ae. together with sinister r.nIn mise
renses of tho laat illness ~ rs father.
"a cancer victim.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
MOST TRAVELLED WOMAN
IN ALL THE WORLD

NEW YORK.-Speciai-- ex-
pioring South America and travelling
30. 900 miles by sea. Mrs. Marie Rob
tnson Wright OF Newman. Ca. famous
as the most travelled woman IN the
world" - Oh her way 20 New York
after a thousand mile ride on mule
back through the mountainous inte-
rior OF BOLIVIA. and trip across the
ocean 20 Europe. Mrs. Wright has
travelled Chiefly Ia South America. She
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
A Perfect Product Thoroughly
rmuised

Does not separate m the bottle and set-
tie a. does cheap uninents Improperly
made. Tho more YOU know about Fos-
ter's White Carophcr Eminent tho more
yoa VII appreciate ia merits.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

for every case requiring 4 hiSh class LAni-
r.aent. Posters White Csnphor iAnimcns
- the result % careful and sci=n'ino
raanufscturc. and -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
KAISER s III. HEALTH
ALARMS his FAMILY

RERL-S.--SpeciA f.--Wtxh an sn1-
martoa tAA1 ths kalser Ray siNa -
ITS wses1y advertised TIP 80 EnSlN11
for q meeting WITH NinE E3WAr&.
cones tAs nrsk 2snalte news tha< tAs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

q has no equal Curing al cs-ao-e LAr'e-
ness. Inflammation Wcunss. CATS 500
Neck O. shoaiders spraius. s'i1 5oirts-
Scratches. Contracted corsiH sweeney.
Curb etc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

has sailed twice around that conri-
ncnL and has crossed the Andes nve
times Her exploration OF Bolivia made
on muiehack required two months.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Among the Largest seIlers.

Fosters White Camphor Liniueut has
rapidly attained place among tho
largest sellers IN the world. This is the
strongest proof - its merits. "A an evi-
derce ~ the fact that consumers arc sat
isncd with results obtained from its use.
carloads are now shipped 20 jobbers who
formerly bought dozens
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Largest Bottle Of Imminent
Market.

Fosters White Camphor Linimcnt =
put up On is-ounce bottles and sells FOR
IS cents This o. tho largest bottle OF
Eminent on the market FOR the prico
Every bottle guaranteed under the
United states pure food and drugs law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

The person who tells you something
else "fe lust "a rocl" "a Fosters White
Camphor Iiniuscnt monkeys with your
intelligence.
There are more cures Tn ono tWenty-
Eve cent bottle 30 Fosters White Cam
phor IiniEncnt than any IMMINENT on the
market. regardless ot price. II you don't
end n ID 10 free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

For sale by an dealers. Manufactured
by