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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
Nsw Name for Flying.
June7July5

Ny little neighbor. Ruth, came into
my room one day with her hands
closed carefully over some object
[ was curious to know what she was
bringing to me. What have you,
Ruth?- I asked. a little birdie, she
replied. But Why do you hold it so
tight?" %. said she, If I don't it
will wink its wings and fly away
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
Teachers' Excursions East.

Harry W. Anderson, Clerk
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
Call for Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that | will
pay all Current Expense warrants
including 403, and all scalp war
rants upon presentation at my
office.
C. w. WERSIcKE,
Co. Treas.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
ereat AmerIcan canaIs.

In our country are three great
canals, all OF them links between the
great lakes. The WeIland connects
Lake Ontario and Lake Erie on the
Canadian side Of the river. It is q
miles long and has % sets Of locks.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-06-07
VILLAGE TRUSTEES.

Shoshone Idaho, June 3, 1907.
The village board met in regular
session. Present: c. F. Borden,
chairman; Thos. n. Gooding; VIM.
I G. Custer and C. W. Wernicke.
Minutes Of May 9th and 18th
read and approved.
The following claims against the
Village were audited and by mo
ton duly carried, the clerk was in
structed to draw warrants for same
on the Road and Street Fund:
d " Yadon, work on streets, s.
J II Truly, 30
Martin Forbes, 4" II 80
G F Borden, road supplies, 43 n
Sam Hastings, work on SITS. q 81
Chas. Burgess. 1876 Is
Join Koets, Supervis. work, 10
Shoshone l. & W Co, lights, SO
NJ L Kidwell. salary marshal so
Quong Sing, cleaning ditch, 26 %
F MilIsaps, refund amt. paid
for estray, ~
Motion carried that it be neces-
sary that a majority of the COM
mittee on Streets and Bridges, r.
rigation and Fire, approve the hir-
ing OF labor or any other woek be-
tween regular meetings OF this
board and no claim will be allowed
for such work between regular
meetings OF this board, and no
claim will be allowed for such work
unless it is approved by at least 2
members Of this committee.
Motion made by c. W. Wernicke
and duly seconded that this board
allow 40c per yard for the hauling
OF cinders upon the streets within
the village OF Shoshone.
No further business appearing
the board adjourned subject to call
OF the chairman.
c. F. BORDEN, Chairman.
Attest, Harry w. Anderson, Clerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
OPPOSE LOCAL QUARANTINE.
Executive Committee Of the College
Adopts Resolutions.

That the executive commItre &
William and Mary College and TIE .
college authorities blame the locs
health authorities for the extent c. I
the result OF the recent smallPoS F.
scare in the student body. IS spPs ,
rent by a resolution passed by TIE
committee at a meeting held here
Tuesday. Il VIII DC recalled TIA
Dr.. J. B. Spencer, the CITY healu
officer. closed the 6ormitorieS uncsi
quarantine. but Il was quarantn,
mat did not quarantine. Many ST.
dents left in the night tine ana walk
e. 10 Grove station where they tooA
rains home. Others disTegsrde1
ne quarantine and went where the,
pleased.
The college authorities claim tia.
| ne quarantine was resented by TX
stuoents and that Il drove then
| nome, and many are still there. prob
| Aoly 70 remain. The following Is
lac committees resolution:
Whereas. The Intervention OF tHt
| ocal health authorities IN the san.
ary conditions OF the colleges a.,
universities may be productive <
ssry injurious effects. as was sno~i
ID the late case OF smallpox al IL
College OF Wllnam a-c, be Il
Resolved. That the president c
Cae college De directed 10 rSpreseu
% the State Board OF Health the e.
= oediency and pToprety OF the adoi
e on of a general regulation aPPly-n
S O such conditions in the future
St DR.. Paulus A. Irving, ohairms
Of the State Board Of Health, VI
s here last week. and no doubt he suI
Of yested the adoption OF the abo'
a resolution.
The corner stone of the new sc
be 900 library building viii DC laid VI
<. appropriate exercises during COZ
&c nencement next June.
A resolution was passed by
board requiring banks holding e
-ge funds to pay interest or ca
balances.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
Uumnags Sale Aet Week.

The ladies' OF The Presbyterian
church VIII conduct 4 Rummags
Sue next Fr,day and Saturday,
March Isl and %. in the building
la,s,y occupied by DR.. J. 4. Stone.
or the corner CT Boundary street
AKA College avenue. near college
gate. The ladies' CT the ccns-ega-
toa would thank those who ~iA 60
rate FOR this occasion such ODDS and
ends OF wearing apparel, crocksEy-
wa-e. household goo6s. etc. as they
can ccnveniently spare he store
VII &c open al Gav next THURSDAY
Il receive The 6caSGons. out they
mav be sent ar say sirne 70 ne resi-
Ssnce OF Ms. {. +. BSsAo2 Oa Pa.
ace Green.
The psoSe IS essSnSed a corosal
irxssas;0a 70 agssn6 - sac. shs aoS-
ely a wh:SA III esgsaiaaS DC peas
i2S
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
Archer Brooks,

representing the following
iirst-class Companies
Va. Fire K Marine and Va.
State, Richmond. Virginia.
Home. OF \. \. Hamburg
bremen, Norwich L MO q
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
| also represent the tidel-
litv K Deposit Co, OF Md and
the Fidelity and Casualty
iCo. OF y. Y.
| All business entrusted
! whether fire insurance bono
lor of indemnity on otticiaii
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
WILLIAMSBURG v
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
GShIOCk Found Guilty.

In the Circuit Court late last Sat
urday the Jury brought IN verdic'
of guilty of murder II the first de-
gree against Peyton Ashlock. who
was tried for killing Andrew Brad
ingham on the night of January 4th.
The jury was not out long and the
verdict was no surprise. Although
the man was convicted on circum-
stantal evidence. il was OF the very
strongest nature. there not being q
weak link in the whole chain.
Court convened again Monday
when the case of the Commonwealth
VS.. Samuel Simpson, colored. in
dic;ed for forgery. was tried. Simp
son is only II years of age. but h
succeeded in securing goods from
the store of Capt. 0. H. Jones, a
Toano, on forged orders on tw
of Mr.. Jones customers. tn
jury found the accused guilty an
the court sentenced him to two year
at hard labor Oh the public roads.
Court adjourned Monday evenin
I'LL next Monday. when anoth'
criminal case viii be heard.
Judge Tyler has not passed SCI
tence or Ashlock. His attorne,
Mr.. Frank Armissead. willmake 4
usual motion for new trial. +
says he expects to get II. and IN L
meantime viii 90 to the scene OF d
murder for new evidence. Mr.. A
instead says the case may 80 70 d
Supreme Court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
COCIAl AND -
i. PERSONAL
j


Mr.. Spencer Lane was in HamI
ton Sunday.
Mr.. J. VIII Gossman spent a few
days here recently.
Miss Kate Bidgood. of Richmond
is the CUES, Of Mrs. II. D. Cole.
Miss Lot6e Lane. of Alabama. S
the guest of Capt. ano Mrs. Lane ..
Miss Susie Gait. of Norfolk. IS
the guest Of Miss Emily Christian.
Mrs. PEBBLES and little son. Ne
son. are visiting Mrs. Braithwalte.
Miss Julia Tyler has just retuFne c
rom a delightful visit in Richmond
Miss Lena Tucker, Of AlbemaTle
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lyon G
Tyler.
Mrs. w. T. Christian spent las
week with her son. Mr.. II. NJ
Christian.
Mr.. J. B. c. Spencer, pToprieto
OF the Colonial Inn. left yesteroa'
for Natural Bridge.
Mrs. Willie Marshal and son. c
Stanton. were the guests OF Mi:
1ohn Mercer this week.
DR.. o. c. Brunk. suPerintendeI
Of the Eastern State Hospital, spei
Thursday in Newport News.
Mrs. Lizzie Harrison went 70 Nc
folk TUESDAY 70 take her son. NJ
Randolph Harrison. to the hosplt'
Misses Elizabeth Tyler and s
Hundley were the guests OF Nj
Honoria Mitchell in Norfolk L
week.
Mrs. s. J. Brooks. of Manch'
ter. and Mrs. Alfred Howser.
Columbus. Ohio. are visiting re
tives here.
Miss Ocie Jones. mauon at
hospital. who has been very 81
has entirely recovered and resun
her duties.
DR.. L. s. Foster has rentec
portion Of Mrs. Z. T. Roses no
on Duke OF Gloucester street
will occupy same after March IS
Miss Louise Servant left Oh HI
day TO stay a few days with +
Mr.. Dorset. in Richmond.
Miss Mary Ware Gak and
Emily Christian have returned n
after a charming visit 70 Pay ID
tor and Mrs. w. w. Galtin Mort
Miss Elizabeth Tyler and
Emily Christian attended the re
ton given on the battleshiP Virg
az the Norfolk Navy Yard, on
day night.
The many friends OF Miss
DAVIS. principal Of the n
School, deeply sympathize with
in the death Of her father. whic
Cured in LynchbuIg. Miss
was too i'll to attend the funeral
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
BTstIsI's Store

Brsc,ey's Store. Va. FEB. IL
Mr.. Gerrhear. Of Kentucky, Ia
bought the farm OF James MeFsr-
land IN this county. Mr. McFsTlars
VIII move 20 Williamsburg
Mrs. Sue Foxes IS visiting Mrs
Aubrey Barnett. OF Brec.ey's Store
Mrs. Clifford Walden has returns'
from Phsisoeiphis. where SIZE We
/ called 10 the BEDSIDE Of her nothei
who was ID. Her mother IS oonvs-
eScent.
w. Z. Adams. L. B Adams, )
B. Brocixwell. Jr.. and W. !. Cent?
| mace business trips 20 Richmon
asst week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
lGCldTu tsaIs. 10 kOfe.

Mr.. Leonard henley. one or T.,
5est known and most esteemed cit
ems OF WlAlamours. died YESTERDAY !
A.eInoon al aoo-. 2 o cock a. n2
.eauutu. home ga DuAo o. Glouce To-
sueet. WINE Il was known Ln-.--
.4y mo1urs La4J nc was v~ry T..
uan. auo tDat nis ceatn might o-cLI |
81 any moment. when tle enc can't /
j., vas a great shock 10 MS many
nencs ana has cast gloom over
.-e city.
Leonand Henley was born in this
| city September. Is. 1900. ana was
! The son OF the .a5e Or. Leonard
! Henley. whose long and eventfui
| lie was spent here. In cary man
| aood Nix. Henley became drus-
gist. studying under MS father. Fox
the past twenty-five years he has
been a familiar figure IL his crus
y store. Il is sad that MS close At
tenton 10 his business IS in a great
way responsible for his death in the
lr.mc ot lite. Less tlan ten day.
LIB .c arose .-..l Is s..< 1c. .l.
l.ror e1 1.s c-Lls AS ls-a- as ll
,ace Of business. But he sutler1s
- ....,. .f.- ..-.,.,. ....-...
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
Notice.

Ry virtue of a certain deed 90 tra.t
executed ou ere ISth dav of April. le"7
hy SYLVESTER picrce and wife aud ar ttt
reaDcst az tAe Beneficiary tnerrin sc- urer
fseiault having hcen made in thr paw
uent OF tie debt the-ebv scared tht
Undetermined hv virtue Cd toe trust gnere-
ov created, VIII sci az
Public Auction---For Cash.
All os that cer,ain tract or parCel %
Land located in pnN tefsn di---ic-
lanes CITY CountV. t'rcio-f. and Suu., n
as 'Hanna Sheppard cr.ro.1.nu n g
HUNDRED ami twenty t-2ol acfeS m '-s
2 or less and bounded a. to'ieNs. ca s,fr
Co the northeflv side by Hubbard auf
R0V0eNs. on the caSteriy ssde oV hs
Lord ~ Cranst su and Ia f'~; on t7'
F 3 uthsr1v sife hv NarmortH creeS ans
F on thc westerly SIDE by TIRE land ct IVES
iev Txler AMI Others. Tf,s oSln2 ta'
sane parcel oe tract oi land u nich "a al
c.,~vevrd 40 thC sait Sylvester f,e~rc A'
4 T. Arm5S-saf. Suerisl Cow rsi- - ~er
hv deed firiv recorded in I,<ci-ka..k ~
= pages d 96 I91 &c e 'Rut -s~ort~ ~
the County Cie-k's afkcv fni tnc Cuon,
81 Iauies Citg end the CITY 81 Aliisui.
hrvQ The deed creattrg fhs< <r-S "a
h-~o duly rccnr,'ss iu she sRsi Car~
cfs-c in lSci honS NJ 8 pages o-t
S27 SsSf SAX ~ Pc rastc er tae a.
dav ci sse rrxt April tcrus IS cee Circ-.
Court Tor S.,t c1uotvs tr troas cs pa
frouS door taereei, AZ - aoUr .. = ~
thas ossUg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
SCHOOL BOOK -.
SNHOOL BOOK =

For Williamsburg, James City
county. York county. Also full Art
u school stationery. Don't serC
away FOR anything OF the kind whcl
L is right az your door. Contrao
Duc~s. Jas. +. Stone.
DruggiSt and StaCOrer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23

here IS 10 smallpox in Williams
burg.
All the schools took holiday I'll
Monday on account Of Washington s
birthday Friday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. ]. Paris Goodbar. the pho
--rrspher. announces that his sam
PIES Oh Imperial Tinted Photograph
have arrived. and that he VIII con.
siaue TO give one Of them free with
each dozen Of 50 cabinets until Apri
25.h. Call and see them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23

Women and girls always wanted @
the Knitting Mill Clean. r'eaeart.pro
table work. Beginners paid n nile lear
.r-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23

It's the highest standard on q-a--
itv. q natural tonic. c.eanses your
system. r-ddens the cheeks. bright
ems the eyes. gives flavor 10 all YOU
eat. HOLSTERS Rocky MOuntair
Tea will 60 this Tor you. IS cents
cents, Tea or Tablets.
.. =. Stone Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23

SCHNAPPS has been advertised In this
paper SO tnat every chew.r has had an
opportuui,v 30 get acquainted with the
facts and now that drugs are not used
70 produce the cheering quality found IN
the famous Piedmont country hue-cured
tobaccos. and that SCHNAPPS Ia what he
ought 70 new. Still there are chewers
who a cept other and cheaper eobaccos
that do Tot give the same pleasure.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-02-23

Some day they'll Get taste OF the II
Jchnapps-they'l realize what enjoy I'D
they've missed bynot getting ScEsNAP
long ago-then they'll feel Ike kick
themselves.
ScHNAPPS IL sold everywhere II
cent cuts, and 10 and IS cers plugs
sure you get the genuine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
CONTINUED from First 4 PaEc:) jSi

were kings Il 81 s5
B. 4. !. PTPLi5.' Arner; Natl Bank. City.
5Rs1s sspRy, ieR safsn 1SS ltsoa. k'sss
1,l my 1os Sy,i these things
g. n oL!AND, Chamber of Z con,--
ii tSke e sints tsr o.3,gs
S3s35i G.. u. "a CIiALl<LF u, W. Sixteenth
Street. a ;tss. SSs sass
aHr1n IT, ' naBs bs III
There arc beaches and nnoonlig hts and
NAN n D PURDY. Lawrence-
iii be han ed q Ennd erstand thin s.S
9 HEH Gss fn5' East
THESE sparllers Will help heal the
MISS c Grace < u. l,ofiLEDER,S Ameri-
SE8Sca ii National Bank. ~. u q n Y.
AZ tho gh I've! no l'eauS,: Two the
,lRs s'f Il. HOGAN, chrlstiansburg,
fSl s!f 1fgs3s ti f',sE
as'!s'$3 nc III Other Ans,, err.
FIJI he richer by Fevcrn1 things i$$s &
5sssj; N RS. G. G. sk4ARsIiALL.5s1 High ST.
Petersburg, 4. AZ 8ts5
"a yet have my fool, Billy Blngs. IS "a
s1 II ak g rcucoast next season for sprin g
u. il REV. N 81 &. q c. BUTTS BUTTS City
Ij1Sbe In the extent Of these thing $igs
55gl MRS. IF p. COG IKE, Box y y City. ii
rs ahead each one Of the kin ~
53E5I MISS II. 9. BAKER, 5ts Pembroke Ave.
81 Norfolk, Va. g4 VA 38E i.$ Ss
I IN not want tho contemplate things.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
1 would have n q beaux TO- my strin gs.&s
d ESTHER w. BR YAN,s3 II q " race

n HsTaE 1aaYS ~. BRYAN, II W. Grace
Street, Richn,on ~ s$
Ss ~
iii k t. ny old ; eaus on u = strings,
Til send back the hateful5So1d things
9. tS ART iYEllas. so5 West est
Craze Street, y. "a y,
IA g!ye, ths,nthe lags|asl per e. things things:
iii have tofreturn these d ear llings..$
sloRRIs ARREN, Palnpl,n3 City q
Wont ! t, j; ]. |Sykh Il ny ash'nx heart
woe il ne, & but I'VE heard IS such
What seand Is is.! tl: the
Sour gFapSs arr 't5ss pleasant
"a as sooh believe 81 & II, Wings !,
az Z 5H q me s5 !. 3r 9
ii can iivs q nv ~; e. s. & these rings
.It5woR!t do TO anti 81 pate things
Here mend +, my numerous g htngs'r
h Hiss ! MINNIE aafHSfss 3: BuAKHhT, isi7
T,wes, stree ].
I've on. hy 81 nSs
sHslsR korth Main
Street Danvill VA
Next yeara1'llt add m orc to 4 he strings,
r III "a |. q BAIT M s. Belly ldere
|I'd% she " hem. the horrid. me- an u things,
Lilly Fl, Il SMITH, MI Ter Sc DOL. Va. i
Then paw ne she DPS 4 9 re- Il u! E }ltys IA good
Thin 90, 81 g
zELIzARETII y. GILLlAsl,,$ 14S y
lll squares these circus ra thIngs,
8SsLUC,It1N{$ HAL ", II Wport IN ews,s =,
III Ill Il KAt me u pa II OF EfWh Ito 5SSVi SIS
(iIEpan ktil lfsho w5 The q cal 81 of my ings
|&ss AIIE \ II, - TIE n g 81 al arkst tone
II,llsknow sr,hia rs y, In III oG nal III gs
What leg si tTW.oul III q X os say thu ngs
III III, n hnreh 4 8 t,,SsI 4yncl.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
F further information TN Secretary Retail t
mond, Va, Inc, 2l5 West Broad Street. #s#


nirt7no more with the kings, S
WILMER u R DE NJ NFakehe ld
What's II Is use, OF trying to draw
$ MISS cora Il, AsHBU URN Ets, non.
4llshuat me ano Cher, byj tngs! 81
I'll hun Is crsa SO me N Q tter, by inEs!
Z. II, CO GH1LL. Barton II tights, Va,
u l5Sdra my ne t3 q t p each. BY
I'll set uncle to value these things,
gsSg HI Il. FIlANISLIN,5S7e3E p. Main 3 t.ffEs
Miss NiA5iInS PoILEY. il14 s. list stst.
Then d go BAG kto Il lie sprln s..
rs igehlh 1l Es4 an,
/. ,lAR ~ H. ss noEs On, 4ll ssa sst
The i eRss sFe tl'ese u ss
" s,sfs sST 8 SO
ISssw,ill shbve q nico stack u their
sS,9,5{ hlnss. IL. 81 f}s;f
Mis- i GRACE 4 !, & Il OHLEDER, care
Amer! car ationa Fan
Mis- s Ell S sssNa eaf es
IN W., NJ II minus tsstringsl
IN :. ~ f LEI p sAIcGl ABE :HEIN q, M VI,
EhX! ko tel Isl
Ssolace&ti, lneporys brings 81 NJ &
mrs H. q, y RONvN, \ Q VA; Beverly
lSt..S q ty.., !, I. I. .
rs MI S. NJ p sD.AnE1. p7 % rove
Road, Y e! ts, 25ssj
shall Il pu 4 then, al IL low & as mean
3Ffl thin8s.
|tSg II. Nv, BAIII.I< "a, CT
Shall I, g!ys, bll' eh
them "a law on, loves Wl
Ano her. sea s9nRI' III cYa III "a p IN hing
MIR >. q. n. DAVIS, urksvil g, ~
Gupid's headl I 81 ltd M + !. s 5g
Mrs mn o. Beverly
How much ca a ~ K ets for 4 these things
u NJ, ? % M LIS
X {. NJ Pss asssls VIZ
M ialR 4 II on srIk, sl4 ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

burg, IA. 5s Ri 81
] MI ght ! as we'll sc ocket their things,
AL conf ort my Sc II t1Y!t IL, these things.
i. ELIZADETIt$CAR TER. 20 3l2 tn St,
Newport News, Y 81 II
a3$5ALLIS ON III DlH. 81 ueheld, w, q. s55
q have a$connip tip ns All Ell hem sort
y, 5'NtyALTGIt STI'rUs, i etorsDurg Va
y, y. S&.I. IIoUCHENs. 2o1 Randolph ST.
DON .speals NOR sucl,
NJ 8 Nv. g. ON IFS, r. rle lJnion, Va,
! surely vi | kcuss them, u by j nEs &s$
MIR s. IA y ~, GRAY, r alrnyra, NY
AL my Matrimonial 10 pes yyould III take;
nj, ~ j UnRA III, s forth htrd sst.
Why Dad D is8 stt il ..working q by IS!
FRED g. r LIAR . B litnor# Cottage.
uniYersi ty OF 81
ll]Eet [, rtd o }sn th'ngs
III Just sell \ cae i: and q buy her
4, GRnTisGDE Fl Fulton Az
Flyf 4 h9YF f
Va. as 5ss
II. NJ. il Y y, 4 laxt IN II sss
Ia Iona to be aproutinsS my Isy ings
III i sell my 81 Ss III y La q they hrln gs
FRED. IL W. FAC p, 4s u rivarnit ,Ts sta-
tion Gharl Q ttesYi q .ISsi Il
der at once my syyll tes wi \ IS,
MISS 1. u n lt0 RI PA GE1 ~ n Els IS Shep-
paIds,
iawou!d rat her ave- r inEE Sthanstr!nSs.
new, " 81 llss PHI
4 Then ID oys& are detestab.e til mas.
saSs NJ 1855 FAN NlEs row !, FoYlss
Ian t 3tf 5
iii +s,ve ZIP Ind 81 ia ~ nd grow wings,
NJ lss M E,.s q I'NTHER, jas x Q6i
Alartinsvi u G, iH
Well 8, yI.s, 4 d aclss an caught
i MAS, ii,3 l,,lIl Urn. aroeusb n,
AND thor ~ col d SCI hes al things.
lAlRrsllal II s /, sT
The dono gsS 81 Jue not 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
.C onfiirlne I: Pro of.
sReaidents OF u hmond Cannot Doubt
3g Ny,ha Z Has Been Twice 5Proyed. 5 ;S

I Residents Of IN lchmond Cannot Doubt
What Has Been Twice Proved
Nh In gratitude for comp TO rel LEI from
aches ana pains OF bad back ST rom
y,d!stressins kidney list llou san $have
publicly rec onllben q Cd "a = oan Is .dney
Pills. ResidcntsS Of Richmond, d Who 50
gtestitied years " say II. eli cures
were permanent. a lis ties tlmony dc =
/. bly, proves II i wort h of y oan' 81 Kidney
llls to dney su tferers,s 5sil
i. Bluford. ! 4 2u2 Of M, Marshal !: street,
Il Richnlo ono, = " al, ava; L" 4 found after q
Il thorough trial with y Doan' d ~ XIX ney
4, IS, Il that they are q rel bic remedy
n for bac kac he Ind i ldn eYG9t trouble. For
d some lno IL ha q 5a dull pal In n he
5pains tkrough Il my loins & ana kidneys,
81 heard NJ oall's rs dney =! lis were good
vi Tor such " trouble, nd procure ed 6 a. box
5s 1T Owens & NJ N nor Drug CO, illl
proved III ~ m Is ( irHt, Z continue uEna
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~ stat enle!lt e lyen 2 ceHber8 a6. 1so2.)ss
Tested q a F.oys.n. 81
u AZ ri tord con;
i lir1Rad u previous statall I: saying
X ney 2 Ills at AIS II nlc, for 1; rins
H. The 4 past five year "A have n OF Buf'
III Tered t slis 'ites return q Isl dneS
comp S5Si
For sails al j deal Fries Al &
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81, e,v so le6 as e.lt Al !tes
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believe I viii auction the things. al ~
M Rs. Is MARC TsET NJ GARCLN, 3261s d.

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IA s. HyA IA AvtEri's IA Rf,iN. yssi8 n,
Broad street. 's9
Hi, no and make love TO tour kings. III IA
by love for each one will tax j. wings. 'tS S
y MARION HARDN1CkE, 31s N.s4Thir.
tieth ST. 81
I'm this WHINE for the Experience It brings
I'm the maid en- who Is wise and knows all
things tisiiSll s 5s fSg 5
OF all sad words \ Is tho song I'll sing.
Il wifi do ali old maid and get wings i8
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IA na All n,,,tn 10, ~ FOOD hi,,os, .''es
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u MISS IA. s..WILkOH, 500 Lombard II St.,

MISS "a. s.. WILSON. 500 I,onbardy st..
81 ]. nas, 7p9sktnz bird
rs se !, 70 !. otnss tn ne.
gl7li Try what luck next season brins s. IA
; s ELEANOR F. sCATEs soss A l.,g
siyvcst.a Baltimore, Nd
sIll@ put them IN hock, by j jugs.
i. H. e. sE.sP WRIG IIT, 5ssos r. Main
u be logged ct sent back the thin IS:
MRS. JEEFsEY,, Thirty-third l3 Street rec,
Eewport News. IS 4S355
MISS E. r. ocKE, Box Bon ALI u,
mi! dust cal ii .se souyanir " lnss.
MISS A1ARGARET TANNER. 81, lax, 4 .. va
Tt.,E turc ~ see what u brtng
5NIK s. n, Il. BROW $40 Beverly 81. III
SRI sadly &c 81 lifted r bvs jim gs
f. D. Is. AsILI =, Iiolniiead. r; y a..
II must look flor some INC ore easy KIN SB,$
3, 6. MARSHALL, 20 Sycamore 81 e,
,rhis queen viii 10 sles,, ~ Jlnss: 7sfS3
there WIN DO wedd thinss,SS5t
msto,t heslEt q sling
Just think how the girls " make flin9s.
~ ours tsuiyll have mo winter kings. sss
low then about candy and thin ks !! s =.
~ not loose my grasp on the rings.
III! never go back 70 the s z !
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.s8y g. $3 M
III h ope the vi Hcroak. horrid things!
s:ss IL. SINS, s2ee j.. Htain az
aI sell ern--ant buy inter- thin IS
why, next year. III dry using strings. M
3sNsar SUMMER + II ask for nose -rln gs.4
~ Still shall awe had my small ling 81 8s 4
MISS r.. ALE, Be d{oTdy q Y
s1ot A a1ssss a. eoa 81 esasss' oY !
Tier how can cate "a the darn thinEs :?
WEI MISS ~ B. HUBBARD, r, r. ?. g
ssDillwyn, Va
iii Just Elye tSup and crow nj Es.
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slim st.Sst5 sssE
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sf3sl d hook syarys ono Of the things. lttS
W. a. sEATONT, s Oxford, N c.5S !S}is
81 II en- what II do with these things 60
Nest year u !. gain spread my wings
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