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The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
MAY START WORK .7n rs, a,e
IN SIX WEEKS
Meeting In New York to Raise
" Money for Eight Mile 1rri-
y I55d ilia

O. O. Hamlip, Of Cripple iCreek.
one of the promoters Of the irrigA.
tiou deal for 'shs norsh side. y left
Colorado Springs cthis nS,niss q for
New York city to confe r with Harry
Blacrkmer. CHARLES NJ. MaoNeill and
Spencer Penrose. who are now In Ahst
city, on matters psrtainine 70 the suo-
celsfui calminstiau of Itds prsjsosi
The isitial ekpspaA u figured at from
d. 800. 900 to 5000. 600 and this
mousy must bs rsised. hence tho
meeting 10 New Yort this week. ~
The deal looks vsry .sacou.asins
today and ths company expecss'i 10
psrfsos their prsiimin inary, plans In
the next week or two and, n this
work IL accomplished. ems company
bslives IL can Commence work on the
construction Of tbs Eight Mile dan
within the next month or six weeks.
at least this 10 the intention at the
present writing. They hops to per.
fsot the arrangement Of the nnancss
during the forthoeming meeting, In
New York. ftau on s7ov, daiaa
Indications are now that before
early sprina the hills north Of ths
city Will be . regular bee hive Of In.
dustry. Several rsservoIrs are to DO
constructed. but IL IL thought that
work on only ono Of then will he
started for ths present. Men are
SCARCE and big force Y III be started
for the present Non arc sosrcs and
. big fcrce viii BE- required on the
building Of the Eight Nile dam
alone. THIS will BE- The lsratst Of
the ssviss Of reservoirs the company
has plaunsd to bpild. ,d1 ,m b9a
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
IBla60I|EEEQf saoaao,a' n, =!
s AyNIeeA AiI1ss
1 SM RulAIn

s...., .,.,.. - Hniaias. 3ids
ont recently that their manisipal
Ashtiss plants areG pssdahse 'aaH xrt
giving Thsn up. s4hs slsstfiS'hsait
plant At Muncis IL rsssta4 lintu.ths'
hands Of priyeta oonpss3s rEas
city ;aas;sllArlon Is ooAIidsr,ng : prop.
ostiss ~ lighting the ,s,saaaa Il >
lower aGure than IA is, new pAsisa
through municipal ownership. The
mayer Of Rsshmonds ,shSise slsetsd 1s4
: nusisipal ewnersnip isslss sasem.
msnds thAs tAs slsctzie light plant b
ssiA "a sh.s eity scout Of the bas,,
psas. asd th6 people q Losanpport
have appointed oommistss 70 in.
uuirs -intn tha- -isasisillsy Of abandon.
ing the lighting pIeat on account q
the excessive cost 70 ths city.. 'o0T6s
reason given II s.eA of these oitiss
il that the cost OF light IL xfsatiy In
exoess OF what Il shon ID bs Hnus 'vsfy
muoh more thAn ia the citl lesia~ ~Sts
being served by priyAtsi oorpbrnsisn1'
In Marion. for instance. ths average
cost per taro lamp has besn, over go
= yaAr. while = priyA to company pros'
poses to take, cver the city plant. and
furnish street Tampa ~ = COST Of e47. 40
psr year. There ars bow a0s Tampa
ON the streets. and shs company pro,
poses to furnish thsss and any, add.
tional lamps that nay be, ordered by,
the council 1t this figure. 4.a,,.c, 81
The city Of Marion put in ,its cleo;
trio light plant and issued ga, 600
in bonds 70 RAILS tho money. These
bonds have recently been refunded.
but not : dollar 81 The PRINCIPAL has
ever hssn pSsd. The municipal
plant wasr featablished thirteen years
ago. and she people Of that city are
ssiil' paying interest on $40, ,6oo of
bonds issusd 10 cover the cost, aud
will continue to do so after the plant
passes to the company. with which
. ten.ysar contract has jass obse b
made. boa Hup1aa npa yilo OH
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
WANT MENABtown sud Son !

WANT MEN Brown sui Son Who
= few days sgo leased the Blun
Springs coal mine want twenty more
cHoAl coAl milnsiss 'lusss and anybody who wants
. ,iob, IN thst line N, werk ban fhd1iG
~ bpprUe present sent, they, shays 'uccssded Ia
securing only eight miners 20 scaro-
!, are ithsy sip this this part of-shs coun.
trys This TthdlY4efarrma arma isFgpnind pp asstsss
the beams same proposition shat rfhss niss
tooMIn'H th|Ays.f Mon A's nssdsd in
ssyysFy n zeal mine in tli' county
-nda ndaoseA,e ~, ths ,m'nes o, Are Operating
short banded 3ae,o
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

|pl HIGHLAND SUIT II. Houston
WHO h Gao OF the coin = ,ttssmsn. fox
the Bobby Bnfns On tsrtaa n man to; yes.
sefday ssut to Denver for Z Hish.
land tsuit for 5rThom - Sbields who
will 7daaos ths1 Highland ding on
Thursday night Mr. Shields 10 oon.
aidsred to be ono Of the best Highland
ding dancers in thiss cosntrS,aud has
danced at,evsryts Bobby Burns concert
In Goal Crock for ,th4 last several
TAarl. aearp nlqaisr
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
CHANCE TO INCREASE ,doI.
-------eT TRADE OF FARMERS

'oA. ~ Bath has 3ua returned
from = Wic over the Bs.lsh. Rcd
Crest ~ .nd ~ " sllops s.sh'us COM.
tiles 'oashsfb ths ,slIs 90 EsRoFt
these oAAssls,s ~s arowIns and pefa'
la1ist rAptSiyg bMs. en1h 90 S&S9
sSst shviV6 6ssfssss m.d = hi&bt}
oOsid 'iasrss.s thsi sbssiif 'Aussss' to .
oonsidsrAhls- Sxtsnt II thsysWould sx.
'sssA'sAss% tsoer.tDr ind oviss che
wagon fosd .1sadins Ahts1nnu11nnan
places. The roads n Fssneat cons.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
All the World

is stage. and Ballard's Snow Liniment
plays most prominent part. IT has no
superior for rheumatism, ,stiT joints cuts,
sprains and all ps;ns. Buy 1t. try 1t and
you will always uss it, Anybody who
ha, used BILLIARDS. Spov, Hnisssut isa
living proof OF what 1t docs. u oBwy . trial
bottle. &c. 50c and 500 Sold BY yell
ton Drug Co.iiai1ri mid bua u cttsii
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
One Fare Plus $500 10, Dallas
and Retur nI.,,, n xna

On January 10th Apd 3Bth Coiotsdo
and Southsfn VII ssii Tickets from ali
stations to DalIaS, TSssS. and return,
Gosd ips thirty lay, asoAusl stuKstaH
Grocers' oNstisssl~ ssaysntion. T. d
Fishsr, q. r. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

Ra, Gut this cat tand take it to DanisJe'
drug store and got free sample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. These tablets are far superior to
'pills'befng easfer to take and more pleas
ant in effort, They correct disorders Of
the stomach, liver and bowelyols Its
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

gANsUAkDsA County TfsAsnss}
Cs,JH Ersdrictson II stndipg out
pss.ah o&ds Ito spfspsr owners
notifying eshem .of tho mount Of
iarss, shay, owsgon sbsir properties
fps lA.tVysaE.ssaRJ thsssg y 'a'sssss
and the eonptyi eommisi1oners rails.
lng on shs levy. the taxes for Flor;
eenee property this, rear VIII Sc higher
than previously. ,..y va
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
Tarpon Fishina

Tho Colorado and Southern railway
Offers very attractive rates to Rockport
and Corpus Christi. whore the Silver
King abounds. For particulars write T.
=. Fisher, General Passenger Agent,
Denver, -..
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

vAGGED-O Ohsk4ts Dsl(on Wa up
bsaors' Pollss AAA4istrass handlers thfs
ImaEuiss ~ gAMwsra 10 4 charge. ri
vasrancy. Hsepisadsd luiisy and
We seEtsnced,t n thirty d93s wor1 ~
M stEeAN- ee.s,,aI,i
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

q Dr.. tBsls6ss Of Pueblo.
Fremont Hotel. Florence.
January Gath. Practice
dissates dcf the Eys., Ear.
Throat and Fitting glAses
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
Made to N easure Suits.

VIII close out all winter woolsn,
at ops thiEd on. . Florence Tailoripa
company. Iii East Main. a 1881
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

IN For any disease of the skihaYe en-
fesf,ommend pr, Chamberlain's sSlvE Asfe-
lieyes the itching and burning senaation
instantly ana soon effects cure. This
saive is also'invsluab'e fos sore nipples.
For sale by Daniels drug store it's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

II pays - aavsryiss ysur WASH Y
the THibuns .8i Anoil'o
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

High srids H'''1Ae slarley Jr."
cigar. awilliana and Minu. Green
/ leae FIensb sbe beeiiEhr eiHEh,.r e.oFs,ava n t,ss
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

Il aoHr Raa arrived I thu hesa
|a4 ,Armspds Ms1 s1ae.ss talcup 9.
sYEs'ss Ys'ss IN lk''llpr.qqs. fh' youod ssi
,YAIsh1ss ssllghs posnds. sls
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

W. handle only high srsds cigars
2Ths Shirley II "sd iwAliiAaaa end
Mann. Green Front CiGar Store.
2 i1Aia ilio YOGI dlts g1enl~td,
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
SNpopeN0pcq
4llOTNea0s AHpuTN TOWN
$fccafsxisDe oTni Rwlsa

Shirley Jr. Ssus oas /, loisais.
Cigar stoEs; :o.,l ~, n tssl
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
I Z ~ As,S.s! VIZ I'soaa. Sst. the aaspAz Il

| X ,eri ysry good. lHt, the esppAY Al,
Pasble II, sse~s q keep ttss roads IsaA
Ing isto che 1oiey Of o Pueblo in ssod
repair, but because the roads thas run
thipl wpylssA "a qorssse, lhsy are
/ |Gliebtsd. n. Smith sass that the
Ieasssss wSsIS sH fssSsf d{spess- II
shsir products In Florence than In
Pueblo bsoaass they e.p, 81 batter,
|pfI6s. BY coming here they oan
take = wagon load Of coal back that
costs a. rs . ton. whereas they pay
about eS. a5vip Pueblo. y
,.,, NJ; & e.. ;;!I !!,,.:l:s !s:.. s,la
ssoo woStlt put iiiiA ID p.s.iijA
repair and bring the population Of .
farming district several milss long
and broad 10 Florspss to, DO ,h,&r
shopping. IL sd sskd .SIsis ~
ers that ihs / you'd brips ~ n>tt +
to the attention Of ne buiidSss men
here. and aIi the farmers made the 70.
mark that tl,sy hoped shs iqp% msr1
sAsss ~oels'r 'rr.as ~ fyf niH
|.'Ylf++ +MlI1 MI
lssu6 shsI Y trsskIy .fribthS 10 ylW
friends At distance. II boats . letter
and 10 whole lot less trouble.
l. ,......l lfi----->------r--- ,n.4l !.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22
John Houston
Wall Paper. Paint, Glass, Oil
Varnish, Brushes and Paint.
srs' Supplies. 10S e. Main.

Roses In Bloom in San Antonio
This historic city is very delightful
place 10 visit during the winter season.
The Colorado and Southern railesy Of
fsss vsev low rate tickets with liberal
linits AID stop.evss privileges. Write
~ descriptive literature to T. 4. Fisher.
q. p. L., Dsovse.
Ths TFibsns fes best Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

lssud tthsS y trsskIy -fribthS 10 y1df
friends at distance. II boats . letter
and 10 q whole lot less trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

will be at
THURSDAY,
limited to
n oso and
II 1zisl3
The daily tribune., 1907-01-22

sa1s1lagV % esiss r...i...
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
THE EAGLES BIG DAY
Mayor Bridges has Given Them Right
Of Way for Tomorrow

Tomorrow will be big day in Eag-
ledom in Chickasha. The local Aerie
Of Eagles have made preparations to
initiate one Of the largest classes
ever taken into the order in the solth
west, numbering over seventy-five.
The occasion will be begun with
short business session at the club
rooms at ten o'clock in the morning.
At two o'clock there win be big pa
rade headed by the chickasha Con-
cert band and followed by the officers
Of the lodge, candidates for initiation
and members. A police court with
the necessary officers has been or
ganized with power to arrest and fine
all Eagles not taking part in some Of
the exercises Of the day. During the
afternoon and evening Ahis goatship"
will be in almost constant use A
splendid lunch will be sreved during
the entire afternoon and evening in
the club. There will be large num-
Der Of visiting members from neigh
boring aeries in the city to see how
Chickasha Eagles do things.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
BEGAN THIRD WEEK
Theatre Patrons Have Voted Virden's
Company the Best Ever

Another crowded house greeted Lew
virden's company last night when
they entered upon the third week Of
their engagement here with the bill,
"Off to War" AS the title suggests
it is a war drama with plenty Of good
comedy in 1t. Beginning with Thurs
day night the theater going public
win be given an opportunity to see
one Of the best plays in the ccmpany's
repertoire, one that has never been
see. here before and never before pro
duced at popular prices. It is -Unr
der Two Flags" a dramatization Of
Ouida's famous novel. Miss Dunlap
will have the title role of "Cigarette.
This splendid character made q rep
usatiou for Jane Remark for sever
al seasons, she being starred In ths
piece. The advance sale Of seats fc'
this production has been large.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
A SPLENDID PROGRAM
Miss Rhone; Her Choral Club and
Pupils Entertain at Christian
Church Tonight

An unusually interesting event in
musical circles in Chickasha takes
place at the Christian church when
Miss Villa Rhone, the popular and
talented young teacher, her Choral
club and pupils give musicale The
program which follows IS a varied one
and one that will suit everybody.
Miss Rhone has firmly established
herself with Chickash amusicaI pat
rons by the hi, n class of work her pu-
pills have shown. The musicale to-
night will be largely sttended.
Loves Old Sweet Song" =. Molloy
Choral Club.
"Over Hill and Dale" -. Engleman
Alma Pettyjohn. Ora Dawson.
Lacy Sparks. Hazel Branard.
"Chausou Joyens" Ravina-Reese Smith
IF | Were Rose" .... Anna Hill
Reading ..........F Frances Hillman
please Come and Play In My
Yard" ........ Pauline Dingef
Answer" wer"............. Robyr
Hazel Studley.
n-Stereoptican.
Lustpiel Overture. . Keller Bels
Mrs. Kicker. Anna Hill.
Leila Golf. Ruth Yale.
la Belle Amazone' .... .Loeschorl
Leila Golf.
"Sleep Little Baby of Nine"
! Choral Club.
DArdita, Magnetic Waltz =. .Ardit
Miss Rhone.
~ "My Ships"
/ (2) "Almost Beyond Endurance"
= ...~........ .... ...... TNlle
o Mrs. Gardner.
a Piano ................. LIS
Miss Rhone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
MISSIONARY MEETING
PresbyteriaI Society VIII Hold Meet
ing Here Beginning Tomorrow

The delegates to the Women's Pres
byterial Missionary society will be
gin to arrive today. The former pas
tor, Rev. S. v. Fait, and his wife will
attend. The society viii be in ses-
sion tomorrow from a. m. till 5 p.
m. At noon they win adjourn to the
Manse where the ladies Of the church
will serve dinner to all who attend.
All ladies interested will be cordially
welcomed to these services. The Jun
ior Endeavorers Of the local church
win have part in the program Of
the afternoon.
IN the evening at 8 win begin .
popular meeting, to which both mer
and women are invited. Rev. Fai
viii be on the program and specia
music by the choir vii be provided
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16

number OF democrats, Riddle with
drew his acceptance. Stacey is
still in a belligerent attitude, eager
to lock horns with Ills opponent, and
he says the challenge stands open at
all times. He is arranging for num-
Der Of meetings and he says he is
ready to meet the Doctor at any time.
Riddle, while avowing his willingness
to meet hin opponent, says he does not
think it for the best interests Of the
party to indulge in such debates at
the present time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
AN INDIAN POLITICIAN

Col. George Barefoot Of Chickasha,
one of the most prominent Indian
democrats in the Chickasaw nation,
was in the city last evening confer
ring with some Of the party leaders
at state headquarters. Col. Bare
foot says that the southern part Of
Indian Territory will vote almost un-
animously to ratify the constitution
and will give heavy democratic ma
jority in the first state election.-Ok-
lahoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
CASE OF STACEY VS.. RIDDLE
The Doctor Declines to chalIenge 10
Debate upon Advice Of Democrats

It was announced yesterday that
William Stacey and Dr.. Riddle, both
candidates for representative, would
engage in debate Thursday evening.
Stacey met Riddle on the street and
publicly challenged him to debate and
the latter accepted the challenge, al
though he said he did not think It
best tor the democrats to engage in
such discussion among themselves
Arrangments were made for themeet'
ing, but later. upon the advice Of 9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-16
GOOD PASTURE.

100 acres, good spring water, 8
miles south and 8 miles east Of town.
Terms, rs cents per month for few
head. W. E. Smith, reference, Citi-
zens bank. 4-12-4td
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
D WALTER ]. QUICK
TO SUCCEED SOULE
New Professor Of Agriculture az
V. P. l. Comes From Gosport,
Ind, and Strongly Endorsed
as an Educator.

BLACKSBURG. vA.-Special-Thc
Executive Committee % the Board q
Visitors % the Virginia Poiytech-ic
Institute and the Agricultural and No
cnanlc0l College. az Hlacksburr. az its
recent meeting af Roanoke elected Or.
N after j. Quick. % Ecsport. Ind. a.
dean 70 che agricultural department.
ana professor ~ agriculture La mat
Institution
The appointucnt vas made % All
me vacancy caused by che resi- gnatfon
of Professor Andrew A. Soule. wEo
goes O. Georgia M president 81 The
Georgia stale College % Agriruture.
az Athens DIT quick was stror ely
recommended by The leading educa-
tors ana scientists OF the United
States
D~ Quick comes % an ola Virginia
family tnat can claim many men of
prominence iu the different profess
-.ors nri fields 90 rrlraFur AS ro
nIs special training auc 1tn.ss tor the
r'tIr n. horticulture ana ..c-sfoc' x
hns.nrrrv ln a great Institution. rs
thr virginia Polytechnic Institute has
como tn nr. It may he sai1 with truth
fnnf rIs whole life has been "a school
tr- .n tn.s direction. His father. ar
Spencer r. Quick. of Gosport. lni-
has been FOR almost nfty years one ~
Che Ieail-E importers and breeders 20
parr-ured stock ln this country. and
n.s farming operations have been Kept
OBJ rne forefront of advanced agricui-
furn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

the eject OF his injuries By being
thrown from n train
The body was prepared for burial
by a local undcrta kcr and the expense
% the burial borne ~ Tom Browns
brother. who Is employed az the uni
~crsity
Death east a melancholy shadow
over this negro family Tor month.
when one morning a mail carrier
brought a letter for Annie Brown.
signed by her husband. ard saying. Il
hope 20 see you soon and my brothers.
too"
The family was thrown in.o a state
OF Superstifious dread. and as the Lett
tiers kept coming with their words 20
cheer and ar exprcssing a hope % an
early meeting. the nerves 81 the
Brown family began 20 get warm en-
tho hesrinEs. and they appealed 90
Mr.. Patton Cor an explanation Of these
message and money from the beyond.
Mr. Patton. who has served as
Mayor and Alderman. newspaper
man. school trustee. poet. author. and
- az present librarian % the Cniver-
sity. Is not a believer 81 Bright Eyes
or any other affinity with the power
81 talking through ether. lie suggest
ed case OF mistaken identity and
Justified the belief by letter from
the postmaster en- West Virginia
which stated that Tom Brown was
well and that day sending money O.
nis vile.
The family have been reunited an.
Toms brother 40 the University no0
tcrs who lies buried no his expense ll
the colorel cemetery
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
OIL TRUST JUGGLED
TO HIDE PROFITS

NEW IoHk--Spe c!al.- Startling
disclosures OF Tho methods employed
ly the standard Oh Company % con-
ceal enormous profits in SIS pipe line
business were laid bare today by Spe-
clal Examiner kellogg az the inquiry
before Commits Toner Ferris IN the suit
brought against the trust for restrain
ing com petition. The fact that the
southern Pipe Line Company earned
over 100000 in 1900. but that rg-
ures we're 1ugElcd 50 that a loss "
1852, 559-1Z appeared on the balance
sheet. was established.
That the Standard OIL Company
made over SEQ per cent last year ora
one OF its subsidiary companies. which
merely carried oiL was another OF the
astounding facts brought out BY MI
Kellogg. The Indiana Pipe Line Com
pany 81 the concern that yields the
enormous profits OF more than S4.-
ee0.0ge annually on eu investment Of
only 100000. From the unwilling
OK the Standard-owned pipe lines. this
testimony came
AIessrs. Chesbro and II. c. Payne.
vice president OF the National Transit
Company. both admitted that the pipe
lines never carried any OF FOR indie
pendent com panies. and BY their tes-
tirnony Nj Kellogg showed that the
delivery stations had been 50 arranged
that the Hepburn law was nulli1eG 81
It's application 20 the pipe lines ina,
the standard OA Company has a pipe
line through Manhattan by which Il
Is able % laugh az the Hepburn law
was another thing indicated AT The
hearing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
LEAGUERS CONFER
ON NATIONAL MOVE

NEW ToRK--Sp-cia l.-Dele safes
from eli parts % the United states
gathered here today for the confer
erce called py the New York indie
pendence League iD response % che
popular dsf~e that 10 take the iritia-
tive "a harm onizinC the appointment
- branches in the various states The
indications were that the gathering to-
day az Carnegie Hail would SEE in mo-
ton a national movement for The adj
vanc~ment % league principles.
Prior O. Che Carnegie HAN m-erlr-
which is % - held iD the parlor ot
shat building the delegates held rr
informal gathering az the Giieev
House. 90 b. formally Welcomed by
Chairman William Randolph Hearst.
80 rrr \ew York rulcnrua-ro r
League state Committee. Secrrta -
~ r. Lhmser. Clarence j. Shearn. and
other members 90 +he committee
which issued the CAN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

SOLD on EASY PAYMENTS. ENrTRE
cstAlogos Edison Records and al
rnacni1es n stock az f33 East Main
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
0. H. Berry 9 Co.
RICHMOND. VA.
Xanthine H EGH 1hs

Restores Gray Hatr % Natural Color.
Removes Dandrur and Scurf Invigo-
rates and prevents the Hair frou fall-
Ing 90.
For sale nv Richmond rvnchhurE.
Va. and Baltimore. Nd. DruErists or
Sent direct by XANrHTSE COMPANY.
Price s. per bottle. Riehnoss. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

For the convenience OF our patrons
who desire 20 place their wants be-
fore large number OF readers
throughout the state. we have ar
engagements with other leading week
- papers by which your want ads"
can De printed IN Is OF the best week
ly papers IA Virginia. az a cost OF only
cents q word. Leave your order and
copy ~ this once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

PRQBATIoNER NURSES WANTED
Two Young ladies in NuFses Train
ing ScA4aA- LLree year course
Beard ana sl-1c-elt SSlary Paid
while studying 20 cover all necessar
expenses FCr particulars address
HONE AND RETREAT. Lynchburx,
Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

WANTED-PAETY WITH MILL AND
team 20 manufacture and deliver
aboard cars on Southern Railway or
Atlantic Coast Lfne about Two uitl-
lion feet standing timber. distance
SIX and eight miles r. - MOSS
Booker. Sussex county. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

wASTED-TEACHER FOR SCHOOLS
and schools for teachers THE VIZ
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU. Rev.
r. W. Crtdlins Manage Aancnssts<.
Va
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
AZ HUGHES. 1o3 y Thfrd stree.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
WALKER AND CURLETF
ARE RENOMINATED

LANCASTER COURTHOUSE. VA.
SpeciaL--Senator c. Harding Walk
er and Delegate John Curietr have
been renomlnated without opposition
b. the Democrats convention 80
nominations were made for the coun-
q O1ices. u having been decided 20
let II DC = fxee-for-au TacA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-10
NEW GAS
PLANT
FOR SALEM
Fifteen thousand DJIIarS TO Be Ex.
pended In Near Future

The Portland General Electric
Company, In this city, has just closed
contract with the Western Gas
Construction Company for a new re-
generative coal gas plant, to be in
stalled in place of the present equip
ment The contract price is $4,000,
and the new plant is to be in opera
tlon by December LIST, this year. It's
capacity is to be about three times
that of the old plant, and it is TO be
up to date in evory particular. The
old plant iD TO be rebuilt as soon as
the new one is in operation, which
will still more increase the present
capacity.