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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-11
CRONICA DE PARIS
La ciencia en- lucha con la natura1eza.-Triun.
fos deficiencies. Los actos de los hombres.

Vivimos en- el mejor de los
mundos. La prensa diaria de todos
los pa{ses no hace otra cosa, desde
algtn tempo, que revelsrnos toda
clase de catastrofes y de monstruo
sidades. La canalleria y la crimi-
nalidad Sc multiplican en- progression
ascendente, y la misma natura!eza,
no queriendo ser menos y quetien-
do dar SD vez una prueba de que
cuando lie da el naipe por ser mala
no lie va en- zaga a losI hombres,
muestrano su cefio torvo y a los te-
rremotos y erupciones volcanicas
de aver, ha venido de un gesto brus-
co a adlcionar esa serle interminable
de huracanes { inundaciones que,
despues de llevar el luto y la cons
ternaci6n a los rientes carmenes y
q las hermosas ciudades de Anda
lucia, han asolado grandes y ricas
comarcas de Francia para abatirse
fnalmente sobre las feraces llanuras
de la esplendente Barcelona, con.
vertidas momentAneamente en- ce.
nagosos { insalubres pantanos.
Da pena, realmente, leer estos
dfas toda esa larga serie de calami
dades. Y sobre todo da pena y
miedo pensar que por mucha con
fanza que el hombre tenga en- los
prodiglos de la oi.ncia, esta no ha
llegado nunca y probablementr nc
llegata por los siglos de los sigIos-
descubrir, con el conocimientc
mas 8 menos hipotetico de las eau
sas, los medios que pudieran servir
de contensi6n 8 dique para atajar
el paso, va que no para evitar, la
explosion, de esos terribles fen6me
nos c6smicos contra los cuales no
tenemos sino maldiciones y lamen-
toS.
Conf-semos nuest1a pequefl q
ante Ia magrltui de las fue-zas iu
conscientes y brutales de que dis
pone la naturaleza. us este negar
el poder immense y ell progreso In.
cesante de la cienci42 Lej>s de mi
Ia Idea de caer en- semej ante here
gfa.
En- cierta OCCASION I'm amigo
milo muy querido, joven de gran
talento q quien gusta mucho la pa.
radoja y que tiene gran fe en- e.
porvenir de la humanidad por e.
triunfo del superhombre, .lleg6 cas-
q increparme porque habfa 20 es-
critic este mismo, 8 algo muy pa
recido, con motive de la espantosa
hecatombe ocurrida hace dos afios
en- las minas de Courrieres. irC6mo!
me escribfa, usted, hombre de Ideas
elevadas y de progreso, iusted des.
confia de la ciencia9 iusted va con.
ira la ciencia?' no Sc hizo esperar
mi contestaci6n, y 10 primero que
le escrihi fueron estas palabras:
sCreo en- la ciencia, peros.
Todo mi penSamiento e>taba
ehcerradU en ese Peyo. Lo que di-
go yo, y flo que conmigo dice el
lenguaje de los siglos, es CUE toda
clencia es experimentation que
toda experimentation i,nplica rela-
tividad v contingeucIa. Lo sbso-
luto no existe. Hay sueii Is que no
realizaran nunca, utop!aS que
s.ran siempre utopias.
ExIsten en la natu.slsza fuer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-11

zas conocidas que seran siempre In
vencibles; el mismo pararrayos es
tmpotente para deteher la. s.corriente
electrics en- nm hura al desencade-
nado tque diremos cuando Sc trata
de luchar contra 10 ignoto, contra
o verdaderamente inacc~ sible?
Pero tes este -repito o-negar
que el progreso de la ciencia es cier-
to ( in6nito9 Hoy mismo, en- este
mismo instante en- que escribo, un
gran peri6dico de Paris que & veces
no siempre re-nos sorprende con
alguna novedad importante, ha We.
nido a darnos testimonio fehaciente
de esa grande virtualidad y poten-
cialidad de la ciencia. iC6mo no
he de Greer en- ella?
81 telegrafo terrestre con alam.
bres ha trasm'tldo va la noticia, Pc
70 a1n asi, vale la pena de que este
pobre cronista, con todo y no Greer
slno en- la mlssra relatividad de las
cosas humans, Olga sobre ella al
gunas palabras. Is tan hermoso
hablar de una conquista, cuando
esta redunda en- blen de la hnmani-
dad y Sc ha llevado & cabo sin de,
rramami-uto de sangre!
Anoche, en- efecto, el peri6di
CO lie Matim, contra el cual mas de
una vtt t,r dirigido mis- ace:bas crf
tic4s, tuvo eI grarde honor de reel
Dir las prini!cia1 d. Ia Inauguration
telegra6ca entire Nueva Yo.k y
Londres presclndiendo absolute
'ueute del cable, es decir utilizan !
do Ia communication por las ondas
hert1eianas, llamada vulgarmente
tel-gra6a sin hilos, 8 sin alambres
como 20 diria correctamente en-
castellano. iQue prodigiosa y ma
ravillosa cor cepcl6n la de esq tele-
grafia 4 traves del espacio, salvan
do la inmzrsi lad del O ,eano para ir
sumamente depositar su secreto
4 un simple receptor electvico colo
c7do en Ia cuua de un monte, cuyo
exterior apenas 81 revela que ALI
dantro exlste un temple donde ST
ejerce el mas grande y herlnoso de
los eultos
Is eSta la prlmera ve2, des-
pues de inumerahles tentativas,
que el sistema de Marconi Sc ha
uulizado en- tan grande escala, y
dentro de pocos dias el mlSmo p6
bIico podra servlrSe de eI para sus
c0municacIones diarias. Eu este
un progreso innegabie, del cual las
personals indcctas 8 meramept. pro
fquas no pueden darse nj remota
mente cuenta. Son incalculables
los tanteos que han debido hacerse
antes de llegar q tan sorprendente
TeSultado.
Morse, el pobre Morse, a quien,
sin embargo, no Sc puede negar la
gloria hoy tan ralida = del primer
aparato para trasnitir las comuni
caclones a dlStancia, ha debido tenn
blar de envidia, 81 es que la enviiia
es tambiGn passion de ultl atumb4, al
yer como su couqulst4 hl sdo hoy
superada en- tan graudes limItes;
Y Marconi puede estar satisfecho y
descansar Sobre sus laureles, como
man ma, a no tardar quiza descan
saran Sobre los suyos los Santos
Dumont y cuantos, como e., pefsi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-11

Vacante la plaza de O6cial de
Sanidad de este pueblo con un ha.
Der anual de $500 90, Sc hace pu-
blico, para que los aspirantes pre-.
senten sus solicitudes a esta Alcal-
dfa, por el termino de un mes.
Gales, noviembre II de 1907 10
Sc P. Santiago, Alcalde. 80 Is
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Honor Roll of Graded Schools

REPORTS for eight weeks ending
Tuesday, April 80, 1907, were given
out last Wednesday and Thursday at
the Lexington Graded Schools oy
Principal Harrington Waddell, and
the following pupils were declared
entitled to the roll of honor, the
names appearing in the order oil
their stand in the several grades:
Grade VII John Graham. Ethel
Turner, Corinne Barger, Berkely Cox
Grade VI-Mary Hamilton, Ed'tn
Flint.
Grade V Margaret Tardy, Nancy
pendleton, Lilly Hartman, Dixie van
over, Lilly Currell.
Grade IV-Primrose Coe, Rooer'
Jarrett William Cox, Elise Cuireh'
Nellie Arthur, Myrtle Tolley, George
Irwin, Virginia Moore, Elsie Pole Ad'
die Albertoli.
Grade III Mathew Paxton, Frances
Hamilton, Mercer Graham, Fran ees
Glasgow.
Grade II-Laura Birmingham, For
rest Moses, Edward Key, Elizabeth
Irwin. Andrew Wilhelm, Reid Granger
Grade I-Linalie Pole, Mary Pole
Carrie Walker, Gertrude Pendleton
Mildred Spillan.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Announcement for Mayor

hee to announce to the good people
~ Lexington, Va, my candidacy for re-
election to the Office OF mayor OF the
town OF Lexington Election to be held
June II, 1907.
In thus soliciting your patronage Ior
q thild term desire first TO thank you
for your loyalty in the past ana TO
nromise my best service in the future
| modestly claim that ours has been
an administration Of business and re-
spectfully refer you to the record 20
substantiate this claim. 80
Three years ago we refunded the
towns debt of $76, 900, reducing 1t from
| a 5 per cent to A per cent tasls, saving
thereby $3.50 per anpum in interest.
We have since that time paid $4,OOO
4 If this Indebtedness, and done some
re 600 worth Of verified brick paving,
| in addition to keeping up all current g, e2-
penses end usual appropriations; we
have at the same time Increased the ap'
nropriation to schools 81 200 per annum.
J We have increased the appropriation
r. streets and roads. We have by in,
Producing meter measurement decreased
the cost of water to the average con,
anmer and at the same time increased
our Total income therefrom nearly one
third We have recently added to the
watershed above the the Alexander
spring. and low practically own the
whole watershed.
With the length OF service ana conse
ouent experience we feel more connue "a
than ever that your interests VIII O'
safe in our hands, and with the hopf
that you may favor ne with your con
tinued support, i am
Very respectfully,
4 SAML. B. WALKER, JR.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Rouud About Steele's Tavern


Gazette Correspondence
Nav 4.-Great sympathy is expressed
in our community for Mr.. John stay
ton Of near. Midway. Two OF his chill
d,e, died within a week from pneu-
monia and whooping cough. The hfst
victim was his little boy, five years
cid; then his only daughter last wed
nesday night, aged nine.
The Midway High School closed
Friday after a successful term tausht
by Miss jamie Jones, principal and
Miss Elmer Crigler, assistant.
The new Methodist minister of the
Fairfield circuit, Rev. j. l.. Henderson,
occupied the pulpit of Emory ChapeI
for the first time last Sunday night
A good.sized congregation was pres
emit and cordial welcome was extend
ed to the new minister.
A small audience was present "eu
nesday night at Mt. Carmel to attenc
the illustrated lecture by Mr.. Cameron
Johnson. owing to the Indictment
weather Those present, however
were delighted with the entertainments
Misses Maggie HUMPHREYS and Mary
Agnor we're among the teachers OF TINS
community who attended the puoll'
school examination in Lexington las
80, S. T.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
M. d. CASH and others
v.
mo ROBINSON and others

mo. kOBINSON anu OUTFITS
Pursuant TO decree OF Rockbrldge
County Circuit Court, entered In tine
above naned cause on the goth day OF
AnriI. 1907, Of which the following Is
an extract, namely:
II is further adjudgeu, ordeled, ana
that this cause stand reierTeo
m one of the Commissioners OF TINS
co ,rt, who after publishing notice oil
the time and place once n week for four
s,oceestve weeks in one of the newspa-
mars published In the Town OF Lexlng-
ton. Virginia, will investigate and re-
port: .. -, tho
money in the hands OF q. ID. Letenei'
Special Commissioner, and to be COL
Iected by him Ii this cause.
D viii state and settle the accounts
NJ a. d. Letcher, Special Commission
z viii ascertain and report what Is
a nroner fee to be allowed q. D. betcn
err for filing and prosecuting TINS sun,
for advice and services to the estate 0,
Ambrose Campbell, for defending ano
defeating the claims OF Massle. b enley,
and whitehead, to the minerals on the
tract, and any other services perforneo
by him in this behalf. -
d What interest. ii any, Cd. Lance
or assigns, have in the house erected OIL
the Edsell tract. -,
S. Any other matters deemed peril
nent; H.. ,ot,o,
that he has appointed Thursday, th'
23d day of May, 1867, ae the time, AM
his Office In Lexington, Virginia, as TN
nlace. to execute said decree.
w. 7. SHIELDS,
Commissioners In Chaneery
La n Letcher. D. q. Apr. 24'4t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
News Items of collierstown ana
Vicinity

Gazette Correspondence
Nav 6.--Some of our people are
not through planting corn yet'
owing to the continuous colo
and wet weather. Frost ives very
re,ce r.ibl tr Sud, Z r'r"'r
and the tender potato tops we're
turned black, as result. Wheat
is looking fine. and If nothing hap
pens to it we will reap a bountiful
harvest. Oats is a little on the
background; grass is dong fairly
well, with some weeds.
Mr.. Grover Huffman, after an
extended trip south visiting sew,
eral places of interest, has returned
home much pleased with his
trip. u;.h
ING a rural delivery up in our cor
ner.
Rev. W, W. Wood of Warren
county, Va, and of the Baptist
denomlnation, preached at OAK
dale on Saturday night and on
SUNDAY at eleven o'clock at New
Hone Church here and at night at
Oaknole. Kerr's CreeE. Mr.. Wood
has this field in view and if he
receives a satisfactory call ne VIII
move his family here in the neal
future.
The Sunday School at the chap
Ell near Alphin viii. be reorganlze'
next Sunday, the 18th. DR.. Wm
Mebane will preach there on thai
day. -,
1t is with pleasure we note th'
feet that Mr.. VIM. Hall, who ma
been confined to his room Tor sew
eral months and was not expected
nv most everyone that he woul'
recover, was able to be out Z
!, church Sunday last.
Miss Jane Gregory has pee
quite i'll for some time.
Y RAYS
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Real Estate and Property Trans
fers Recorded

The following deeds o. bargain ana
sale were entered Of record in the
clerks Office of Rockbridge county LOT
the week ending May7.
I'LL. Kinnear to Mrs. Fanny j.
and Ray J. Pultz, 4es acres adj W. A.
xiv ear, Soutl River / irict, 81 o3S
A IA. Mcv.imack aud wife to w. L..
Greeyer all their interest in SO acres
and acres, respectively, adj. j. 6.
Copper, South River district, $500.
G. d. Letcher, spec'l coinmr., Ito ..
A. Campbell, l1Ot acres near Midvale,
adj. w. NJ. Campbell, ETC., 1916.
Robert S. Dickson to Mason G. Deav'
err. house and lot corner Washington
and Randolph streets, Lexington 81
976.
Robert 5. Dickson to Charles n
Beaver, house and lot on Locust ave
venue, Lexington, adj. Chas. A. Adams
s4OO.
Mrs. Ella P. Laird etc, to trustees
New Monmouth Presbyterian church
1853 acres opposite New Monmouth
church, adj. $. H. McKeever, ETC.
$244.50
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
To PROMOTE BETTER ORDER
AMONG NEGROES

A significant meeting was 'na'
held Monday night by some of the
leading coIorsd men of Lexington
in the interest of law and oroer
among members of their race
After referring to the cordial re-
lstions that have long existed be-
tween the two races in this COM
munity, resolutions were adopted
which expressed in no Uncertain
way their determination OF RIDING
themselves as a people of the res
possibility of the lawless acts Oh
the vicious. The existence OF a
law and order league, or by wha'-
ever name such an organization
shall be known, will no doubt re-
dound to the furtberance Oh the
desire of leading men of both rs'
ces that there shall be no friction
or antagonistic feelings between
the two races, but that the Ut
most harmony and commence
shall continue to prevail.
The frequency of the expression
has become trite, but it is true
nevertheless, and will again bear
repetition, that the "bad' Negro
is the person responsible for the
roce a., 3stion. Eliminate this
factor and there would be nj
trouble. For that reason IL Ii
specially significant that deter
mined effort will be made by the
colored people of Lexington to re
strain the vicious and lawless ele
ments of that race, and furtne
effort made to assist the officers o
the law in searching out ant
bringing to justice the vioiators o
the law. In this way health
public sentiment will be nodded
and the "bad" Negro will sool
find himself ostracised by tn
leaders of his race.
That the colored people OF Lex
ineton should take the initlatlV
among the Negroes of Virginia
thus banding themselves togethe
to suppress the evildoers OF thel
race, speaks we'll for the good II
tent of the Lexington Negroes an
their efforts will receive the coro,
support Of the white people oil u
community.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

rgObituaries exceeding 10 nhes'
tributes of respect. cards OF thanks
etc must be paid for at the rate OF
Sc. per line.
eTBusiness local notices 1Oc. d line
or first insertion and sc. q line 'or
each subsequent insertion.
Ct Office Telephone No. 8. Long
distance Metallic, connects with town
and county lines.
eTAdvertising rates, which are moo
crate furnished on application.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

The Sunday School Convention
For the GGSfHS
BuRNA VISTA, May 6.-ln view
of the approaching meeting OF the
Annual County Sabbath School
Convention TO be held at OXFORD
ON the 2Srd and oath inst, it is
wei, to call attention to an act
passed by the last convention &c
the effect that hereafter all those
attending will be expected to pro-
vide for their own entertainment
on the first day Of the meeting,
Then all delegates will be assigned
homes for the intervening night
Those entertaining for the nigh
will be- expected, on the SECOND
dsy. to furnish dinner for theil
guests only. Thus doing away
with the necessity Of public
sable.
This action was taken In cOhse
ouence of the fact, that to care TO
80 large a body renders it beyon'
the capacity Of QUE smaller congre
cations TO entertain and, at tn
same time, SO burdenso on tn
larger ones es to make it, in man.
instances, imprscticable for then
TO ask the convention to meet wit
them. Thus we are sometime
left to ego a. begging."
All who have the good work a
teart will readily see the necess't
in the case and will willingly &C
accordingly. w.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Announcement for Mayor

70 NV fellow.citizens of Lexington;
Yielding to the solicitations OF numer-
ous frlepds, after several weeks OF re-
lection. | hereby announce myself a
candidate for the Office Of Mayor Of the
Town of Lexington, and most res
nectifuIly solicit your support and In
auence. Election to be held Tuesday,
.Tune II. 1907. Very truly yours,
Ian "a WIN, r, KENNEDY.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

Stops earache in two minntes;tocth'
ache or pain OF burn or sealo III hVe
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; mus
cleaehe, two hours; sore throat, twelve
honrs-Dr. Thomas Electric Oil, mon-
arch over pain.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

Most dishguring skin eruption, scro-
fula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due 10
impure blood. Burdock Blood Buffers
is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you
clear. eyed, clear Drained, clear skinned
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

In the municipal election in Bal
timore Yesterday the Democratic
ticket won, J. Barry Mahool being
elected mayor over E. Clay IL
manus. the incumbent, by a ma
jority OF 4,5OO.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Notice to Contractors

Proposals for bids for building hlgh
School Building at Fairfield, solicited.
"4I Bids to be in the hands OF
Building Committee composed OF -. D.
Greiner, Aqua, Va; J. W. Mcclure
Fairfield, Va; ]. L. Lynn, Hairheiu'
Va, on or before May 10Th, l9OI.
This Committee reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids. For plans ana
specifications apply to the above Com
By order South River School Board
Nav Sit
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Church for Sale

Rv order of the Quarterly Conference
of the NJ. E. Church, South: helu at
Collierstown, March 9th, 1907, we, the
Undersigned committe, will offer at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder Tor
cash. Midway church" on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH, 1907
at twelve o'clock. This building is To-
Gated in Buffalo District near the home
of Mr.. w. B. F. l4eech.
The lot is not to be sold.
Rev. G. w. STAPLES,
w. A. RHODES,
w. S. ROBINSON,
w. NJ. MACKET,
Committee,
Nav SGT
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

IN CHANCERY
The Object of this suit is to confirm
the sale to Mrs. Lucy G. White Tor
$4,000. 90. or obtain decree for the sale
Of a certain house and lot on Main
Street in Lexington, Virginia. owned by
the remainder men. under the Will o.
w. H. Metz, decd, and under deeG
from Sars h Margaret Barclay, dated
Anril %. 1903, recorded in Rockbrldge
County. Clerks Office. in Deed BOOB
95 page 80, and divide the proceeds
among those entitled thereto in accor-
dance with their respective interests.
And affidavit having been made that
Mary C. Myers, Myrtle Taylci, John
r. Taylor. John Hoffmaster, WIN
Baker, Jr., Leonard Baker, Edna Myers
James McKinsey, Chas. 4. Mckinney
Jas. w. McKinsey, Warren Il. Mchin
sew. Anna b. ohaull. VIM. Shaull, Kay
mond II. McKinsey, Sarah @. Holland
Lee Day and day, his wife, W. T.
Day and--Day, his wife, MolIe
Bonrland and-Bourland, her hus'
band. John J. Day and---Day, his
wife Alice Ann Riley, and--Riley
her husband, are non-residents OF th'
State of Virginia; and that there are
persons as set out In the bill, who are
or may be interested in the real estah
to be divided, or the proceeds there
from. whose names are unknown, ano
who are as follows: day, wife o
Lee Day.-Day, wife Of W. I Day
Day, wife Of John j, Day, =,
Bourland, husband Of Mollie Bourland
and--Riley, husband of Alice AM
It IS therefore ordered that the sal.
non-re sident and unknown defendants
appear within is days after due publ
cation hereof. and do what is necessary
to protect their interests.
A Copy-Teste;
R,R. WITT, Deputy
for A. T. Shields, Clerk
G. d. fletcher
w. T. Shields,of Counsel
May Sat
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
SOLICITOR Is SELLER

A recent very important decis'
ion of the United States Supreme
Court rsle ting to the liquor trafnc
is reported. The Court says tna'
a mar who scts as agent for the
solicitation and delivery OF WINS
key in prohibition territory is the
seller, and the law defines the
place of delivery as the place OF
sale. The case in point went up
from South Dakota. A man there
who acted as agent for a liquor
firm outside the State in receiving
orders for liquor, was indicted
tried and convicted of violating
that section of the State prohlbl
ton law, defining the place OF de-
livery as the place of sale.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
It's Quite Different Now.

A few years ago, if people wanted
pure paint they we're obliged to
buv the Lead and Oil and mix it
themselves, as there were nc Pure
Ready Mixed Paints to be had
Today, however, there is 10 reas-
enable excuse for using the anti
ouated hand-mixed paint, since
you can buy
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

cTORE HOUSE, RESIDENCE,
- public scales, stable and two acres
Of land for sale, at active business CEN
ter. Apply to MOORE & MOORE.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Something New

Miss Sarah Hoffman will conduct o
kindergarten (schooDthis summer at the
Colored School Building for children
from 5 to years. 80 cents per month
in advance. Please see me to enroll De-
fore May 10th. apr i'io'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
HOUSEKEEPERS

This is about the time for House Cleaning and getting
ready for Summer. We can help you. Have splendid
stock of Matngs Real good that please and sure to
give eute satisfaction No house in all this section carries
such stock of these goods am showing with more to
come
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

yxTANTED-HORSE AND BUG
w cv for the summer. VIII take good
care or animal and vehicle, and return at
cali Of owner. Address X. this office.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

Mrs. s. Joyce, 100 Sullivan St,
Claremont, N. H., writes; About q
wear ago bought two bottles OF Fol-
ev's Kidney Cure. 1t cured me OF q
severe case Of kidney trouble OF several
years' standing. 1t certainly is grand,
good medicine, and heartily recon-
mend it." Sold by b. d.. derrell,
druggist.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
Davis 100 per cent
Pure Paint

Ask your dealer and do not buy Impure
paint
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08

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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
VIRGINIA :

In the CiScuit Court Of Rockbrldge
County, in Vacation, the 4th day OF May
1907:
ELIZABETH NIKIRK and others
plaintiffs
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-08
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Also have nice stock of Ingram Carpets from l9c up
to rs cents per yard Also Ingram Squares from SSo to
$1,000 each have what is called the Vera Square ms
is the old threeply Comes Ok r. sells at $l29O
and is one of the best and most attractive things to be had IN
the Carpet line