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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
CALLS BANQUET ORGY.
President sehurman's Charges Disturb
Students Of Cornell University.

Ithaca. n. Vt The Cornell stu
dents are much perturbed Saturday
over the statement made by President
Schurman in his annual address that
the senior banquet OF last year was a
disgrace to the university He also
used the word orgy" in referring to
It. Drunkenness. he admitted, existed
In a degree In the university, and he
made a strong appeal TO the students
for purifying the moral atmosphere"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
cholera soreadIna In Ruasis.

Washington, d. C.-The cholera
epidemic in Russia is increasing, says
a telegram TO the Marine Hospital ser.
vice from a European representative
OF the service. The centers of infee-
ton are ST. Petersburg, Astrakhan.
Kuban. Rostow, Guriaw, Don Valley.
The number of new cholera cases In
ST. Petersburg for the "a hours 10
noon Monday were 2GS and the deaths
1O2. The statistics for the previous
"a hours were 26s aud 143 respec-
lively.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
GOULD CASE ADJOURNED.
Counsel Given Time to Procure Affi.
daVits Against the wife.

New York.-To permit counsel
for Howard Gould an opportunity
TO submit afndavits OF three dlsinter.
estcd persons who had seen Mrs.
Gould intoxicated" hearing on Mrs.
Gould's application for aIimony at the
rate Of 100000 year was adjourned
by Justice Glegerch in the supreme
court Thursday. Clarence ]. Shearn.
attorney for Mrs. Gould. declared the
application for adjournment was
merely jockcying for delay TO save
Mr.. Gould few paltry dollars and to
attempt to get on the records wicked
aud scandHlous statements against
Mrs. Gould in an attempt TO further the
case"
At the conclusion OF the arguments
Justice Giegerch. without comment.
granted the application for adjourn.
ment to October 10 after he had learn.
ed that Mr.. Gould had sent his wife
a check for S2,OOO-hcr monthly al.
lOwance Thursday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Fourteen New Cholera cass..

ManilA.--There were fourteen new
cases and three deaths reported
for the twenty.four hours end.
ing at s o'clock this Monday morn.
Ing. Practically the entire stans OF
the bureau OF sciences and the local
schools have been drafted into the
service 90 fight the disease. Tho
staffs OF medical schools are acting
40 nurses and Attendants at The vars.
Gus hospitals. Tor eholesp patienta
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Woman l.esps In Front on TraIn.

New York. N. Yin the pres.
ence OF n crowd OF women shoppers
waiting for an uptown train at the
Fourteenth street station OF the sixth
Avenue railroad. q we'll dressed
woman OF rs threw herself In front OF
a moving train anu was so terribly
injured that she died & few moments
later. The tragic act created almost
panic on the crowded platform.
Women ran shrieking toward the
exits leading 10 the street and half a
dozen OF them fell In a faint.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
FOrest FIre oestroys VILLAGE.

Thompsonville. Michigan. - Forest
fires completely destroyed the
village of Homestead eight miles
north OF this place. containing the
charcoal kilns and lumber yards OF
Alex. zimmerman q Co, OF this place
The loss will exceed $4,000 and
twenty families are homeless. Bach.
a small station on the Michigan Cen.
trail road near Cairo. was practically
wiped out by flre Sunday. The rail.
way station, saw mills and lumber
yards burned first and the fire spread
10 the residences in the village. At
last reports the fire was still raging.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
BRYAN REPLIES
TO ROOSEVELT
DECLARES HIS RECORD IS SUI.
FIclENT ANSWER TO PREsi-
DENTS INsIhUATloNs.
SAYS EXECUTIVE is EVASIVE
Asserts That Republicans Used Larger
Fund in One State Than Entire
Democratic Campaign Fund
Raised In 1894.

Rock Island. Ill.--''I have lived
in vain II your accusations lost
me a single friend" said William j.
Bryan in letter TO President Roose-
welt. replying TO that of the president,
written Sunday last.
Mr.. Bryan points to his record and
declares that 1t is a sufficient answer
to the insinuations OF the chief execu.
tive that he Ia in sympathy with or
controlled by the trusts.
Reverting to the charges against
Governor Haskell Mr.. Bryan says that
the president in his response did not
deisn to suggest tribunal which
could determine those charges. but in.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
classlfy okIahoma Rates.

Guthrie. okla. - Proposed orders
signed by the state corporation
commission Friday reduce and class
fly the freight rates now in force in
Oklahoma on tropical fruits and dry
goods and similar factory products.
The orders II promulgated win effect
a cut OF IS per cent In rates on these
commodities.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

ST. Paul. Minn.--A car load Of sixty
bright looking boys ana girls from
New York, reached 81. Paul Wednes-
day. The unusual consignment was
made up OF children who had been
deserted by their parents aud had
been sheltered IN the fOundling hos.
pital OF the metropolis. They arc be
ing taken TO the Dakotas. whero
homes have been found for them
among the farmers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
ssssI cars on Hartman LIn.,.

Chicago, Illlnois.--The Hartman
lines Il was announced here Thursday
have decided 70 adopt steel construct.
ed passenger cars over their entire
SYSTEMS. and have given TO the Pull.
man company. an order for go steel
cars Of miscellaneous types. The
cars are 10 be steel shells and are to
have as little wood IN their eonsTuc-
fion a. possible. Il 70 said they viii
be almost irdeatFnctible. The Pull.
man company . 70 begin delivering
NllAln HnIx Gays
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Hearst AudIenee pIsappoIntsd.

Albuquerque, n. MA large
audience which packed the floor OF
the skating rink here Thursday night
TO hear w. r. Hearst were disappoint.
ed. Mr. Hearst did not arrive here
until li:45 because of train delays
and will deliver his speech tomorrow
afternoon. He is also on the program
Of the National Irrigation congress
for a speech az the afternoon session.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Compares Campaign Funds.

Mr.. Bryan In dealing with the
Democratic campaign fund of 1896. as
compared with the Republican cam
paign fund OF 1904. charges that the
president pays more attention to the
mote than to the BEAM" and asserts
that IN 1904 tho Republicans used In
one state fund almost as large as
the entire sum OF Democratic party
had In it's control. The letter con.
cludod with notice TO the president
that an opportunity will be afforded
him TO "misrepresent the motives Of
those who give to our campaign fund
and 10 arouse all tho suspicion you
can"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
eIei kIIIed by Motor ca.

Kansas City, Kansas.--one person,
Pearl Guinard, aged 10 years. was
killed and several others injured here
Tuesday night when a motor car car
rying a number OF passengers eollided
with and demolished a light road
wagon at Hunter avenue aud Broad.
way. IN the snhurbs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
PRIZE SENT TO W. WRIGHT.
Given $1,000 by Aero Club for Flight
Of One Hour and Seven Minutes.

Parls.-The Aero club Thurs.
day sent Wilbur Wright It's check for
$1,000 as the winner of its prize for
the longest flight over a prescribed
course, HIS official fight of hour
and minutes and 1l% seconds, made
Sept. 8. not having been approached
by any other contestant This Is the
first prize that Wright has won In
Europe. EIIs flight OF one hour 81
minutes and 20 seconds was not con
sidered. as It was not before sunset.
as provided for in the conditions OF
the prize,
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
MenthIy Coinage Statement.

Washington, ID. C.-The monthly
coinage statement issued by the d..
rector OF the mint thursday shows
that during September 1908. the total
coinage executed at the mints was
t2,4i9.20O. Of which sl.700,o0O was
gold. t634.000 silver. and SSS.200 minor
coins. This is exclusive OF 2.4l2.OO
peso pieces coined for the Philippine
islands.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Hold Me untlI peath comea.

Grant. okla.-"Put me on the bed
and hold me when l begin TO have
commissions" cooily said Mira n. II.
roster, GO years old, who informed
the other members OF the family that
she had taken dose Of strychnine.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Iealla cartsr pInlnherItn Son.

Chicago. Illinols.-The viii of Les.
lie Carter, one-time millionaire, was
fled and shows an estate of less than
$4,000. Al one time he was reputed
TO be worth several millions. He
leaves nothing TO his son. Leslie Dudley
Carter. whom. he says. left the home
prepared for him. His estate goes to a
brother and sister.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
No Rain for SO Days.

Newman, New York-Thirty-six
days have now passed without
rain, except for two sprinkllng show.
ers, and the forests are like finder,
catching fire from the smallest spark.
There are probably 80 fires now burn.
ing. Prayers for rain are being Of
fered In all churches. A FIRE is re.
ported at Saranac Lake. II is said a
fire started there In the middle OF tho
village. but was quickly got under
control.
A camp containing 100 pounds OF
dynamite and 100 barrels OF kerosene
caused an explosion that set the peo-
pie frantic.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
HanksIl 20 spsak In Ohio.

Guthdie. oklahoma.--Go @. N.
Haskell stated today that he would
go 10 Ohio next week and deliver
campaign speeches on tho deposit law
and that he would speak IN his home
county at the Putnam county fair on
October 8.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
promInsnt Edueator pIss

Lexington. Kentucky. John Henry
Neville. vice-president OF the
Kentucky state university and one OF
the leading educators OF the south Tor
half century. died suddenly Of his
home here o. heart trouble
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
charnes Peonaas TrafNe.

Mobile. Ala.-Tellliig remarkable
story OF having been held In bondage
with 4 OF his fellow countrymen. sam
nel Pappergeorg. Greek. has ar
rived az shia port from Yucatan.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
LOOMS IN JAPAN.
Exposition Commissioner Is Looking
over the Plans.

Toxic. Japan.-United States Com.
missioner TO the Toxic Exposition In
1917, Francis b. LOOMS. and his party
arrived here at 1880 o'clock this morn.
ing and were met at the depot by rep.
resentatiyes OF the foreign office. ex.
position officials and officials from
the American embassay. An elabor.
ate program OF entertainment TO the
American visitors has been mapped
out by the Japanese officials.
Commissioner Loomis is In Japan
TO look over the exposition plans I'm
order that he may adapt the Ameri.
can exhibit for which the United
States government has set aside 81.
100000 for she general arrangements.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

Austin. Tex. - The Texas state
board OF health. through Acting State
Health officer J. n. Florence, Friday
raIsed the yellow fever quarantine
which has been IN effect against
Havana and other points In Cuba.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Flee. . Reach Manila FrIday.

Manila.-A telegram has been re.
ceiyed from Rear Admiral sperry an
nouncins that the Atlantic fleet
win arrive at Alanila Friday after.
noon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
Nsw York .chanas aeat seId.

New York. n. Y.--A New York
Stock Exchange seat sold "Wednesday
sOr sG5.9s0 which IL 5000 less than
The last previous sale aud about $50,
00G less than was paid before last
years depraaalon began.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

London. Eng.-For the FIRST time
IN the history OF the British PharmA-
eeuticai Society the pereira medal. the
blue ribbon prize In pharmaoy has
been won by a woman. Tho success
tul candidate Is Gertrude II. Wren.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

with 100 men, prepared TO fight as
long as their services are required
A relief train also left Herkimer and,
unless rain intervenes. much more as
sistance will be necessary.
Among other losses is a $4,000
hardwood lumber pile and hundreds
OF cattle have been burned to death.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08
American Scientists
Assail Koch Theory

Washington, ID. CA caucus OF
those delegates to the international
Congress on tuberculosis who are op.
posed to the theory OF DR.. Robert
Koch that the transmissibility OF DO.
vine tuberculosis 10 human beings has
not been proved has been called for
the purpose OF attempting 10 force
positive declaration upon the subject
by the congress.
II is stated that n majority of the
foreign delegates are aligned against
DR.. Koch. His chief opponents are
DR.. Arlong Of France, DR.. Newsholme
OF Great Britain and DR.. Won SChrot.
ter of Austria. Even some of the
German delegates are said to oppose
DR.. Koch's position. but have refrained
from openly expressing their views.
upon him and he informs the presi.
dent that the occupant of that high
Office cannot deny TO the humblest
citizen the right To protect his repu.
courts.
Says President Jussled Statement.
Taking up the presidents assertion
that certain trust magnates tearing
prosecution under Mr.. Taft will sup.
port the Democratic candidate. Mr..
Bryan charges that the president
worded his statement In such a way
as to claim the support of all trust
magnates and yet put It on the
ground that they are supporting your
party for patriotic reasons, rather than
the promotion OF a selfish interest"
Such an argument, he contends. is
ingenious, but not sound. In proof
OF the fact that he would not be con-
trolled by tho trusts, Mr.. Bryan says
that II elected. he will enforce the
antitrust laws not spasmodicaly and
intcrmittently; but persistently and
consistently"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-10-08

A number OF the American dele
gates are extremely bitter against DR.
Koch, realizing that II his theory
should prevail there will be a great
upsettinB Of their costly work along
the lines OF stamping out disease In
cattle. DR.. Kochs opponents were
much encouraged over the announce
ment OF the results of the incubation
of twelve adult tuberculosis patients
Al the Washington tuberculosis hos
pital by DR.. Detre.
Eleven OF the adults showed that
they were affected with human tuber.
Guile bacille and one with the bovine
type. According TO DR.. Detre. those
experiments absolutely demonstrate
the truth OF the claim that human be.
ings may contract the disease from
animals.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
dwelling will be Nav S.

The monument 70 the Confederate
dead. erected on Palace Green by
the Williamsburg Daughters Of the
Confederacy. viii be unveiled on
May s. the anniversary Of the bat
tie of Williamsburg.
Col William Lamb. Of Norfolk.
the hero Of Fort Fisher. VIII make
the presentation speech and the
speech Of acceptance viii be made
by Capt. John Lamb. Congressional
from this district.
The Veterans Of James City sn'
/ Williamsburg are cordially invites
TO attend the unveiling and DC pres
ent az the luncheon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Llshtfoot News.

Iiehtfoot. Va. April MI VIII
lie Minor was in Williamsburg this
week.
Misses Brand and Pearoe are N
Williamsburg today.
Mrs. (. K. Petit left for Rich
mond Monday where she viii stay
some time.
Miss Mamie Powell. Of Williams
burg. spent a day or so with her
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Il. X
/ Graves. of this place.
Mrs. A. B. Allen was in Ricn
mond visiting her sister this week
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Warburton, o
I this place. were the guests OF Mis-
Alice Brand last Sunday evening.
Misses Virginia WaIburton. Ahc
Brand. Aline Dnscol. Lizzie an
Alice Power. were the guests {
Miss Eta Wilkinson last week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Bacon News Budget.

Bacon. Va. April Our next
social will be held at MI Edwin
Gily's. Neck Of Land farm, next
Tuesday night. April 10. for the
benefit Of Five Forks church. All
are invited.
Mr.. r. c. Nightengale and child
ren have been spending the week
with her father at Bacon.
Master Virgil knight with his
| pony. Black Beauty. of Williams
| burg. has returned home after
most pleasant visit with his friends
the Misses Bailey. of Green SprinI
farm.
DIT. J. 2. Wood. Of Richmond
was az TIE Powhatan Clubs mars
las, week. and succeeded IT car
turing six fine eagles which re ca
rled back home with him.
Mrs. Maggie Haines and daughte
, Ms. sam Magin. of Richmond, a
a, Barrett's Ferry visiting the
. brother ard uncle. Nh Rolai
- Ha;nes. who is very sick.
s.. Mrs. George Waiuip. OF Morse
spent a day with her mother. Nj
4 r. L. Waltrip. of Five Forks. L
. week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Elect Delegates In Primary.

The Democratic executive COM
mittee met Thursday night and
adopted the following plan for the
selection of a delegate to the state
convention:
Resolved. That at the primary
TO be held on May 7. 1908. there be
voted for one delegate 70 attend the
State Democratic Convention 70 De
held at Roanoke. Va. on the Il day
of June. 1908. The names Of all
candidates submitting their claims to
the primary must be reported TO ths
secretary Of the Committee by l.
O'Clock m. May &. 1903.
The candidate receiving tn
largest number Of votes shall be de
clared elected. sndIshan choose IN
ALTERNATE.
In case Of a tie II shall be d.
I cid.d by lot by the judges Of n
lprimarv.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
COCLAl AND -
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= personal

Miss Jean Mercer spent Wednes-
day in Richmond.
Rev. +. T. Pitman was in Rich
mond this week.
Mrs. 7. II. Geddy left this morn
ing for Richmond.
DR.. Hunter B. Spencer was IN
Richmond Monday.
Miss Mackie Young. of Hampton.
is the guest OF the Misses Moreoook.
Mrs. Lvon G. Tyler has returned
from Richmond where she was the
guest Of Mrs. BOsher.
Mr.. Frank s. Woodson. Of the
Richmond Times-Dispatch, spent
Tuesday here en- business.
Professor w. A. Montgomery
will teach Latin at the University o
Virginia during the six weeks sun
mer term there.
Mrs. A. T. Hurt and Miss Mar
Tyler Louthan have returned tror
visit TO relatives in Caroline an
King William counties.
IL has set the whole " orld a-thinkiug
Upon II all Doctors. as one, agree :
Toe tonic all your friends are taxing
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
WILLIAMSBURG Drug &C.
DR.. Manfred Call. Of Richmon'
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mr.
7. II. Geddy.
Possess marvellous Cura q sc powers.
IN ives al disorders. makes heal
strength and flesh. After taking Hoh
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea vou'u Tcah
the wonderful good II does 80 CEN
Tea or Tablets .-Wilhamsbu Drug I
William and Mary defeated Nee
cal College OF Virginia yesterday
spirited game Of base ball. 1
score was 7 10 Z.
Stones Nerve and Bone Ii
ment is equal 70 any and superior
many. Large bottle IS cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Weak Kidneys Make
Weak Bodies.
Ki5ney Diseases Causes Hall tn Conner
Aches ADD Ills Of Williamsburg
People.


As one weak link weakens "A chain. s.
weak kidneys weaken tire whole body
aud hasten the final breakin s-down.
over work. strains. colds and Other
c,uses iriure tfe kidneys. and " hen Their
activity Is lessened the whole body sui
frrs frs N the * 49, OF uric poison cireu-
L. I'd IN he blood.
Aches ard pains and languor and
urinary lis come, aud there - an ever
;ncrrasi. @ t~rde-rv towards dIabeta:
a. q fatal Bright's disease. There - ~
- ne . SEA he sufferer e cept kidne'
help.
Al .,ar's Kidney Pills act directly mt
dneys and cure every kidney ih. VI
az. Ours = &C. aTv tue psOoi
Z. /. CaSev. living on Main II WI
hamsburg. SVa-. says: Il utd Doan
Kidney Pills and can say that they AT
a very reliable kidneg remedy. PFC
cured them AT James II. Stones dru
core and they SO thoroughly cured "a
81 al the symptoms oi kidney trouol
that have not Suffered since. ! al
,irased 10 recommend the use OF OOan
kidney Pills in all cases OF kidney con
pIsin,."
For sale by all dealers. Price oOeen'
Foster-Mnburn Co. Buffalo. New for
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nane-Doan's-sr
taAe no otheF.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Nose Notes.

Norge. Va. Arrl 3-Mr. o. :.
Hovey end family. Of North Da-
kota. WHO have b en- pending the
winter here. left tuesday for their
home. A large crowd gathered
here las. Saturday and gave them
p'oasar, surprise before leaving foi
the Dakota prsiries The HoveS s
were very mnch liked here and we
hoe that they VIII move here &c
sa
Messrs. Bert Cody. Waiter Lee
and John Jueberg. left here Tuesda,
for a TIP 10 Minnesota and Dakota
Mr.. II. II. Anderson was il
RI hmond Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ]. Vinsryg hav
lust received word that their SO
John. who lett here about thre
weeks AGO for Dakota. apparent
in good health at the time, IS dea
at Minneapolis. The Vinsrygs nav
the sympathy Of the entire con
munity in their sad bereavment
The auction sale of furniture
Rev. T. ]. Mosaker last Wednesda
was well attended and things brougl
good price.
Mr.. II. II. Anderson IS builolI
IN addition 70 his store.
The Ladies Aid Society met
Mrs. K. Knutson. near Croakt
Yesterday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
No, How Chsap-Bu, How Good

A brick front painted with L X NJ
Paint rs wears ago and not painted
since. may be seen az Az Bergen street.
BROOKLYN. New York. Paint with q
N Brilliant Red and trim with Shaker
Green or White-T his body Won't need
painting IN 25 Years.
/. ". Lane. WILLIAMSBURG. Il. Il
Clements. Lee Hall. ". r Branch. o.
ano. l.. & NJ. Paint Agents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Save your Bank Account.

Have your painter use the L & Nj
PURE PAINT. because L s. NJ guaran-
tee the / & 81 PAINT. and thus guar
antce your painters work: its double IN
surance gallons L g. NJ Pairt and 3
gallons hasced oil. make : gallons paint
So cost OF S1.2O pc- gallon.
L. ". Lane. Williamsburg. II. III
Clements. lee Hall: Is K. Branch. To
an1. l.. * NJ. Paint Agents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Letter 10 {. J. PIERS son,
Williamsburg. Va

Dear Sir. Todd s. Downing. contrac-
tors and builders. Morgan ~ttv, la,
have painted Devoe for 3 or years
Thew say 10 takes less gallons DeYoe
than of any other paint they have used.
That means that q job costs less win
Devoe; not only for paint. for labor as
well
They paint moth ug else, Devoe eKeiu'
sively. -,
They have said nothing about Tux
comparative wear OF Devoe and otns r
oversight. may be perhaps TOO sooI
tor that But Devoe - the stron Ees,
pa;nt. that's why least gallons, oes'
Wear same reason. Least cost anS
longest time between Jobs.
Yours truly
r. ". DEVOE * co
p 81 II Stone sells our paint.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Chesapeake * Ohio X

Scenic Route 20 the west
Fast Vestibuled Trains. Parlor Oars %
Richmond Pullman Sleepers 20 LOUIS
Vile. Cincinnati. Chicago. st, LOUIS.
YVES rnOUND DAILY TRAINS.
". Villa msburc 1O:41 a. N, 6.Ol M,
Direct connections for al
points West, Northwest and South
Wcs-
Fast Trains for geupOr News, NoriOt and
Old Point.
Lv. williamsburg $50 a. m, +.59 2. u'
Locals Tor Newport News.
/ Nv. williamsburg 9,12 a. m, 6.32 T. ~
Locals Tor Richmond.
I w. Williamsburg 7:16 a. no, 6;3s p n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator OF
the estate of the late I. n. Saunders. al
persons having claims against same
will preseut them 20 ne and all indebted
to said estate viii please settle.
ALBTN (. SAUNDERS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea never
fails 20 tone the stomach. purify the
blood. regulate the kidneys. liver ana
bowels The greatest spring tonic'
makes and keeps you well. 50 cents.
Tea or Tablets WILLIAMSBURG Drug 10.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-04

Professors J. w. Richie. John
Tyler. Il. T. LOTHIAN and William
n. Keeble. Of the faculty Of William
and Mary. will study at the Uni
versity Of Chicago this simmer.