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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-26
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You needn't suffer with sick heaiache. indi-
gestion. constipation or any other troubles aris-
ing from disordered stomach DR.. Caldweil.s
Syrup Pepsin viii cure VOC and keep you well
Try it-keep it o. hand the year around.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-26
Social and Personal Mention


denceP 1910.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-26

AHIUHS tHt idStIslUWH peUpIt WHO
were in Richmond Saturday, were Mac
Knode, Ben Hindman, NJ. T. Fox, Rev.
Pierce and granddaughter, Cecil Han
ma. Harry Rinehart. Mrs. Laura Hines
and aunt, Mrs. Orphelia Jones. Mrs.
Jacob Walters and Mrs. Frank Hoover.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
while Ollie Fell Down

Washington, Feb. ollie James
was not appointed a member of the
Judiciary Committee when Representa-
tive Little, of Arkansas, resigned from
that committee, and thereby hangs a
tale. Speaker Cannon recognizes that
the big Kentuckian is brainy and able
man. but his views on certain impor-
tant public matters are not approved
by Cannon. For instance. Mr.. James
believes that the Federal courts too
often abuse the power of issuing in.
functions, and if he were a member of
the Judiciary Committee ne would vote
in favor of an effective anti-injunction
statute The Speaker is opposed to
such legislation. and that is one reason
why Mr.. James did not get the place
on that Judiciary Committee
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
Hope for Kentucky FGudiSlS

A MiIane5e barrister, Signor Amedo
Bucci, has invented a flexible fabric,
somewhat resembling leather. which
no bullet or hard steel Instrument is
able TO pierce. Last sunday morning,
writes our Rome correspondent. Signor
Bucci made a tour around a large
square 10 Rome with q Richard -Brasier
motor car the tires Of which had been
covered with the fabric
Nails Of large dimension were stuck
in the ground poin, upward and the
car passed over them without damag-
irg ihe rubber tires. Later on the IN
yelt0r called on the minister Of marine
who personally experimental on a
piece Of the fabric, which he unsuccess-
fully tried to perforate by firing sew
eral revolver shots at t. -EN
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES !

BY virtue OF taxes due the County OF
Crittenden and J. +. Flanary, Sheriff
To- the year of 1906. /, or one of my
deputies. will on Monday. the ilth day
c. February, 1897. between the hours
Of 10 o'clock a. M. ana 3 O'Clock p. M.
at me court house door. in Crittenden
County, Kentucky expose to public
Sale 70 the highest bidder. for cash in
hand. the following property, (0r so
much thereof as may be necessary 70
satisfy the amount of the taxes due
aforesaid ana COSTS to-wit
MARION No. !.
Chittenden. A. J.lO acres adjoining
NJ II. Weldon. tax and costs 9.95
Henry. sam ~ lot in Marion 1910
Harris. J. A. ). mineral right under
Ebbie Hodge land 252SI
MARION NO.2
Vosler. rheo, lot IN Dycusburg. $50
Hill, VIM. A. 60 acres adjoining K
\ Hill i,55
UNION NO. 4
Giyens, Jas " a acre. adjoining
O.. ~ Kirk 5.7s
HURRICANE NO s.
Hardin. Mrs. Martha C. So acres ad-
joining 7. (. Griffith SIS
The Crittenden Mining Co. 75 acres
mineral right near r. +. Flinary 1880
EoRDs FERRY No 8.
Frailey. Dan 81. lot in Weston 2.95
scott W T., accs near Weston 9.
BELLS MINES No :.
Riley Mrs. May A. IS acres adioin-
bg Ira Nunn $3.50
Morgan, Jas. r. lot IN Gladstone 500
Grant. A. j, 81 acres adjoining rhos.
Morgan 5.t
Dalton. Il. NJ. acres adjoining Jo-
seph Samucis ]sl
ptNEi NO. s.
Nlsn ~ Davis lot IN shady Grove 4. 6,
Oldham. Ms Minnie. ~ acres ad
ling " VI. DIennon sos
CCLORED List
Marion No. Rollins. Neal lCt r
Marion. $50
Wilson. simon, acre near J. e.
Taylor. 400.
DytusBurg. No. g-Tay.or A j.
acre adjoining Jas. puvali 40
Taylor. Jno. a. 1 acre adloia.ng Jas
Duvail. "a,
Levied upon a. the property Of Oh,
named. this Jan. 10. 1907.
j. r. FLANARY,
Sheriff Crttenden County.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

1t is cold day in July when the
Standard Oil Company does not get
indicted anywhere from 900 to 5000
times. The latest effort of the Octu-
pus in this direction resulted in 9S9
and it was not a good day nor good
place for indictments either. The
CRlTrENDEN RECORD respectfully re-
fers all future members Of grand juries
in this county to the exceeding ease
with which indicts may be returned
against the spotted 0ctupus and Incl
dentally to the rich picking thereto
appertaining.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
Ruth

Misses Linne ard Alta Harper ani
Lilah and Denic Moore we're guests at
a turkey dinner at the home of J. T..
Morgan Monday
I. r. Hughes Of Fredonia. sas here
and got a good Ioad of produce Tues
daY
" F, hale. oi Marion. NN here
wednesday ana bought produce
D.d you ever zee so much gloomy
weather And ground hog nay was
gloomy too, ao ~ will nave good
weather now
Miss Mars Morgan visited ,rr Missss
Harpcf. Moor, anu stone ,ast week
Those nsterosted 10 Ten Nighu .n
a iar Room met Friday night Tor
rehearsal Il has bccn suggested that
tha popular piccc with two 1thcu l.,
rendered % ,he Ind a NOR, dchritc
Announcement, ulIl bc mauv later.
Miss Bertha liiisari Nas +. guest OF
Misses Ruthc ard Rachael Morgan
saturday
aoy harrs visited yolrcy Morgan
saturday
'cycru, U tha farf1orhooi deliver.
81 tobacco o. Rice al trcdona Thurs
tay
w. Walker vf Nauun. vas 90 th.s
reIgrt0rr0Ud buying tobacco
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
ANOTHER DISCOVERY
TO ALLEVIATE PAIN
Its Benefit In Surgical Operations
Tested Successfully at Evans
Vile By Surgeons
MUCH PLEASED WITH IT

An anesthetic which is applied To-.
cally was successfully used for the
second time, says the Courier, in an
operation by DR.. Will Gilbert at the
Gilbert Sanitarium. Evansville Tues
day morning.
While the surgeons were at work on
the patient, Mrs. Mary Templeton, of
Mt. Vernon, Ind, she lay on the table
talking with the nurses and physicians
and watching them use the instruments.
She suffered no pain at any time dur
ing the operation and was fully con-
scious of everything that went on dur
ing the time she was on the table,
DR.. Gilbert said the anesthetic was
made by a former classmate of his
WHO is now a practicing physician in
New York City. He was pledged not
to reveal the methods or ingredients
used in its manufacture, as the man
who mad discovered it would not agree
to make those facts public until he
hai seen It used ana watched its
effects
The anesthetic is applied locally.
beng injected under the skin. Il af-
feets a wide area OF tissues ana rem
Ge-s them immune to pain. After it
is appHed the surgeons can work free
" though the patien. does not suffer
ans hardship at all.
Dr.. Gilbert has mad but two chances
to'lse the anesthetle since receiving
It ma declares ootn tests were highly
successful The first time d. wa USED
was on q patient suffering from a
tanor OF the neck. Mrs. Tempeton
underwent an operation Tor a 1ouble
hernia
Jg. Gilbert declared last night that
he was confident the new drug would
do away with the Use Of chlorotorm
and ether FIX
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
Tha Popular Price Shows

The Wells-Bijou Theatre in Evans
vile will be lighted every night next
week. The first four nights and regu-
lar Sunday and Tuesday matinees will
be devoted to Yorke & Adams in their
big musical comedy Bankers & Brok-
ers On Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day nights and Saturday matinee, they
have the former worlds champion Jas.
y. Corbett, in MS histrioEic success.
The Burglar and The Lady - Both
Of these shows will play AZ Wells.Bijou
popular prices
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
For Rent

Comiorthb.e dwelling on salem street.
~ Nan0n, SIX rooms and sum.
mcf kitchen, ciusct. .porchcs. and hall
ahade trees and flowers. good garden.
barn and lou Ample room Tor fami.
y arfaiIing water supply to suitable
tenant for the year 1907.
Also a farm one mile east Of Marion.
gcod dwelling, good water. 100 acres
q acres woodland. barn and annie
storage for gram SC. For rent to suit.
able tenant Tor the year leJ7 or for
longer time see r J. Yanden or
write The undersigned at Bartow. Flor.
lda j. W BlGHAa.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Fall timber Tillman. Of one eyed
three pronged pitehfork fame. got skin
ned by friends and foes alike in the
Brownsville debate in the Senate. Sar-
eastieally and with ehaste speech SEN
ator Spooner caused the statesman 70
roar in rage as he deleately lifted the
hide. Senator Cormaek more vigor-
ously and with more humor prodded the
old fellow without mercy. A Senator
OF Tillman's prominence must expect
drastic treatment when he lets al the
gaps down.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
New Religious Sect
in Marshall County

Benton. ny. ian. - "A new reli.
gious sect has sprung up in Marshall
county. IL has no name but in their
worship. they refrain from the use Of
all ordinances. claiming that they were
Jewish. and passed lway with the
coming of Christ. Their minister is
named Rowland. and had big debate
last week with Rev Boise Taylor. Of
the Baptist church. Of Murray.
Their organization in Marshall coun-
~ Is near Scale. and north Of Benton.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

". n. Rogers the boss Of Standard
OIL. will have to give back to the in
nOeent stockholders Of Bay State gas
81, zoo, 900 in hard cash which had been
financed out Of Bay State treasury into
the pocket OF II. II. Rogers. The
octupus IS being jOlted so rapidly and
so hard that its tentacles show signs Of
paralysis and is toe calls are getting
loose.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Snow, snow, beautiful snow
THE RECORD has run short OF poetry.
Notice is hereby given 10 Bobby Spnte,
Sally Alley, Rustic. Memo. o. C. W.
and oh Gee whilikIns that We are out
Of poetry and need some very bad.
Take Snow. snow, beautiful snow"
for a subject and The RBcoRp will give
a prize To the first poe, who gives VA
a few lines q good old fashioned home
spun poetry. This offer is open 10 all
eomers. light weight and heavy weight
and also any red ham and gravy poet
who dcsiroa 10 compete.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
For Rheumatic Suffers

The quick relief from PAIN afforded
by applyiJg Clamberlains Pain Balm
makes Il o favorite with suiFerers from
rheumatism. aciauea, lame back. um.
bago. and deep seated and muscular
pains. For sale by Haynes q Taylor.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

And now the Congressman can 60 be-
fore his constituency and tell them that
he is on record as having voted against
the congressional salary raise, and in
fact was out Of the House when the
miserable steal Of public funds was
rushed through. We wonder If 1t will
be heralded as the crime of'97.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

There are quite a few Marion people
In los Angeles. Cal We notice from
a dispatch that there lives a woman n
that town who has a mania Tor carry
ing her husband ashcs about IN a hand
bag. Il occurs 10 the RECORD that
likely she was enc Of those poor 1n.
fortunate women Who during her nus.
bands lifetime vas aieays Eondcung
who're 70 was. ard therefore dctcrmin.
ed hat after death that question SouId
not VorU her longer
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
Eczema and PimDles

are quickly and permanently cured by
ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use.
ZEMO draws the Crms to The aurlaoe
OF The skin and destroys them. leaving
a nice clear healthy skin Write e. W
Rnee Mod. Co. 81. Louis, No. Tor
sample. All Druggists sell LIMO.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Colonel D. c. Roberts Is reported to
be in hiding. Ever since he was offer
Cd position on the CRirTnDEs
RECORD or the Crittcnden Press the
Colonel has made his trips to Marion
after the manner Of the flying fish.
While in Marion he rarely alighu he
feels delicaey. lie fears kldnap.
ping operation in which he will turn up
bound IN chains and seated IN an arm
chair before a roll top desk with a con.
crete aoor beneath his under tens and
a forty per week showed into his vest
pocket weekly. Il Is terrible g. live
In constant dread.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Prof. Won Tobel has gotten quite
hold on the musical side Of Marion.
The talent sing his praises as we'll as
his music. Marion is far behind in the
music line and effort made to secure
the services Of man of Won Tobel's
ability was made as much to arouse
musical interest as to receive his in
struction.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

An article in a daily paper starts
with this caption: why Ollie James
fell down. The article in question
viii be found in another column. The
reason most Of US fall down is spelled
with three letters. ice.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

A society in Tennessee has adopted
for its yell the following
"Wollygaloop, galoopl
Wollygaloop, galoopl
Yee-yip-yeow."
Repeated three times this ought to
land the whole society in jail.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Two Virginians recently fought
duel over a package Of cigarettes.
Kentucky is still ahead. In Rowan
and Breathitt counties whole families
have been buried over a chew Of tobac-
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

The scientific fofecasters Of future
events may be right about the earth
drying up, but Y looks like it would be
sometime before the Ohio river would
run dry.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Senator Bailey thinks there are about
thirty-fve or forty members Of the
Texas legislature who do not know
enough to be in that body.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08
TELEPHONE i36
FRIDAY, FEB, 8, 1907

Congress finds it harder to get its
own consent to raise salaries than to
raise - other things.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

While our columns are always open for the dis
cusson of any relevant subject. We do not neces-
sarily indor,e the opinions Of contributors.
Anonymous letters will not be noticed; therefore
correspondents will please give their names mot
necessarily for publication but as an evidence of
good faith.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

MnTICCl In writing to have your address
WVIVII changed always give the post
Office to which your paper is GO
ing as well as the postofice to which you wish Il
sent
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Entered as second-clsss matter July Is. 1904. at
the postofice at Marion KY. under Act OF Con-
gress Of March 3. 1879.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-08

Chittenden. A 10 acres adjoining
N. II. Weldon. tax and costs S9.9S
Henry. sam N. lot in Marion 1910
Harris. J. A. $. mineral right under
Ehbie Hodge land 252S
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
Joint Committee Meeting.

The committee on repairs of the
met Monday. Those
present were: DR.. Stephenson and
VIM. Lee. of the Board of supervis-
ors. and K. II. Proctor from the city
council, Mr.. n. d. Cole being alb
sent Mr.. Proctor was elected chair
man of the committee with II. D.
Cole as secretary.
The contract for heating the court
house by furnace was awarded 70
George K. Beale OF this city. Ell.
Proctor. II. D. Cole. of the council.
and Thomas II. Geddy. acting foi
the supervisors. were appointed /;
committee and instructed 70 have th'
courthouse Piped fer gas. Th'
building IS to be replastered and al
woodwork to be painted two coat
inside and out.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
Holdcroft Happenings

Holdcroft. Va. May 3O.-As an
evidence OF the lack of interest in
things political may be mentioned
the fact that for the last three regis
trstion days not one voter has been
added TO the list.
Many VIII attend the reunion from
this place. among them being many
prominent Brass Ankle veterans.
Mrs. NJ. w. Morecock. who ha,
been visiting in Chase City. will re
turn home this week.
Mrs. A. w. Binns IS spending tn,
week with her friend, Mrs. NJ. S
Newell. in Petersburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

No invitations viii DC issued to
any one. All are cordially invited
10 be present az the exercises AL
seats on the reviewing stand arc
owned by the conoesSionarics. with
the exception Of 1000. OF the
1000 seats not owned by the con-
cessionsries 4CO will be distributed
by the jamestown Exposition Com
pany. and 600 have been allotted &c
the Virginia Jamestown Commission
and viii be distributed by Captain
w. w. Baker and Hon Robert w
Wi,hers to distinguished foreigl
guests. officers Of the army an'
navy. the members Of the Camera
Assembly OF Virginia. mayors 0
cities. the judiciary and other stat
officials. at the Virginia Building o
June Il. before l O'Clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01

dare say a word against
your choice or suggest a
better value, for fear he will
rub you the wrong way and
make an eternal enemy for
his firm.
As | said before. | don't
want you to feel that way
when yOn enter my store. |
want you TO feel that | am a
friend and ready To serve
you and adviseyOu honestly.
| am in business to make
mOney-every business man
is-but, in business to make
money honestly, at an hon
est profit, without taking
advantage OF my neighbOr' :
ineXperience i'm values.
/ sell clothing, and / like
to see u web dressed gentle
man, but would rather
make the acquaintance of n
gentleman in overalls than
that of a well-dressed cad.
he a WELI-DRESSEn gentle
man il your means permit,
but be a gentleman by all
means.
III you wish tO be we'll
dressed, l shall be glad to
show you through our lines
and advise you if you wish.
| have made prepara tions
for a large summers Busi-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
j. PARIS GOODBAR.
! try to sell only the Best Shoes.
sell Clothing. TRY to sell only the Best Clothing

Ii You buv anything at my
store | want it to be the best
| have at the price. | don't
want YOU to feel, when you
enter the store. as il YOU are
about 10 undergo the pro-
cess of being done" " I've
had that feeling mvself. and
| don't enjoy it. You feel q
tightneSs around the spine.
accompanied bv a slight
chilliness. You feel as if it
were your bOunden duty TO
watch with all your eyes
which vOu would like to have
multiplied by three-and lis
ten with all your ears-which
you also wish multiplied in
the same proportion.
Alter you have thoroughly
examined everything shown
you, and have detected in n
few articles flaws of minor
Importance and have failed
to detect the fla VS. that are
hidden in the balance, You
decide that you will pur-
chase, feeling sure that moth
ing has escaped your vigil
. ance, and that you have de-
feated the intention of the
meek little salesman. who
has probably sized you up
as n person of very deter
mined character and doesn' {
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
FOR A MONUMENT TO RMH.
Iirginian AgpeaIs 10 he Pss!e
b Honor Him.

Aberdeen. State Of Wsshingson.
May 20sh.
Editor Gazette.
There can DC no excuse for ignor-
ing from the TeT-centcnnizl Expos
ton the Efe and character OF Mr..
John Ro,fe. Why shouId ne occu-
Py a step below his wife. Poczhon-
tss. OF John Smith, There was
never any peace or prosperity be
tween the Indians and English set
tlers az Jamestown until the tortu-
nate marriage Of the Indian Princess
and John Rolfe. the diplomacy
OF John Smith 70 the contrary.
This IS a most ciabolical slight. not
only TO the memory Of that rasri-
monial union but TO their more thar
three hundred descendants who have
the honor of being among tne bright
est intellectual characters that adorn-
Cd the early horizon of Virginia 5
greatness and grandeur Randolph.
Patrick Henry, Tucker. Blair. Dan
bridge. Archer. Tazcweil. Boiling.
etc. Rolfe was a gentleman OF
, high English order. Secretary Of
/ State ard Councillor. who filed with
commendable ability every social
: and political function. The harmony
/, that followed the social condition al
= Jamestown is an evidence OF vss,
y significance of King Powhatar's in
y dorsement and approval. Yet me
j morals and monuments are placed
TO the memory of the princess and
John Smith. and love stories o.
their escapades indicted. etc. in thc
face OF the tragedy.
When Smith. extended on the fata
block.
His eyes await the coming shock.
That dread club upwhuled in air.
Continued on page 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
gislcrs briefs.

Biglers'. Va. May 3O.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Maynard have returned
from a charming visit in Gloucester
Miss Edyth Norment. Of Hill S
Farm. left for Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Norment viii attend the re-
union.
MIR. Henry Ware was here on
business several days last week.
Mr.. Stansbury was a caller at
Biglers' last week.
Miss Eleanor Simonson attended
the Nicholson school commence
ment exercises as the guest OF
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Post and
Messrs. Charles and Kenny Pos,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Evan at 0aktree last Sun
day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
INTERESTING LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Events Of q Week Told In a
Few Words.

Mrs. E. T. Lamb and daughter.
Miss Lucy. visited Capt. and Mrs.
Lane this week.
Mr.. J. w. Cox. of High Springs.
Florida, visited Miss Blanche FL
bates this week.
Cashier +. r. Savage. of the Dir
ickSon Bank. has returned from Ber-
lin. Nd. where he was called on ac-
count of the serious illness OF his
mother. Mrs. Savage is greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Dora Armistesd has gone TO
Blackstone to attend the final of the
Blackstone Institute. Her daughter.
MissfCars. graduated this session
and was the valedictorisn of her
class.
Mr.. W. J. Murphy has returned
from Indianapolis. where he went tC
DC with his son. Tom. who has beer
desperately H. The young man !,
much better and is thought 70 b,
well on the way to recovery.
Miss Virginia NJ. New. Of Eden
ton. N. C.. who has been spending
few days in Norfolk. arrived Mon
day, the 9th. on a visit TO her cou
sin. Miss NJ. Inez New. Of Jane
City county. near Williamsburg
Her many friends welcomed ne
10 her native home.
Mrs. w M. Simpson. of Eden
ton. n. C.. who has been VISITING
in Richmond spent the past weel
with her daughter. Mrs. w. A
New. of James City county. nea
Williamsburg. She commenced her
journey homeward Monday. III,
9th. by way of Norfolk; accom-
panied by her daughter and two
little grand children. Fannie and J
Simpson New.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-01
Seminary Not 10 Open This Year.

The Education Board of the Nor
folk PrcsbyteTy has decided not %
open the female seminary next fall
as was az first intended. The res-
sons are given in the letter that fol-
lows Rev. w. NJ. Hunter. the
president. says that II is proposed TO
build a $4,000 building. the plans
of which are being prepared. The
teachers have been selected and the
curriculum arranged. Mr. Hunter
gives the reasons for delay in open
ing the seminary in the following ct
ter:
Editor the Gazette.
NV dear Sir: Doubtless II viii DC
a great disappointment 70 a number
Of our friends 20 know that the
Board has decided not TO open The
Female Seminary at Williamsburg
this fall This was decided uPor
al a recent meeting. after much de
| Liberation and considerable adYisin.
with many Of the leading citizens o
your city.
Il was our full intention 10 opei
this fall. but Unforeseen circumstan
ces have simply made il alrnos; im
possible for Us to get a building com
plete in time to open in September
Also the Board has decided Z
build a much larger Institution tha
any Of Us had thought OF in the be
ginning. and Il seems to DC the pai
of wisdom for Us 70 90 10 work 4
once and lay well our foundation fc
the work and have everything read
and open in September. 1908:
such a way that we Will all fe'
proud of our work.
The Board is hard at work DIT,
pairing plans and as soon as ca
, complete some work OF raising moi
/, money in Norfolk I expect 70 NOV
to Williamsburg and begin the &C
2 i've building.
Yours cordially.
w. NJ. HUNTER.