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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

en- by ]. q. McKoa1s. TIE lsundries
were veil represented with their
uptodate wagons. A huge load Of
shingles served 40 . nice advertise
ment for the Stoltx Lumber Co.
Birch Reed, the drayman had his
four wagons out and all connected
with huge banner.
Neil McDougall, the bridge build.
err, had gone to an extraordinary
amount of work getting his float
ready, and it deserves special men.
ton. McDougall has built some OF
the best bridges in Ward county, and
his float showed the tools that he
used in working on them. Taken as
whole, the parade served to show
up Industrial Minot in good shape.
Jacobson & Fugelso were given
the first premium for their float in
the parade, while D. Dorman, whose
auto showed SO much original work,
was given second.
The stock exhibit while not large,
was of a very high class, and this
reminds us that the Festival should
be merely the forerunner Of a mag
nificent county fair. A fair would
pay run along right lines.
A. P Slocum showed his famous
prize boar, Royal Duke, 107015, the
animal that won first premium at
the N. D. state fair this year, also
first premium at the Minnesota State
Fair this year, as we'll as sweep
stakes The animal weighs 600
lbs. and is a fine specimen
Royal Duke was narrowed Nov.
IA, 1906.
Rosemary 3rd, 1O43S, a SOW from
the Slocum farm, was exhibited with
pigs narrowed Aug. Z, attracted wide
attention. Slocum also exhibited a
pen of barred rock chickens, that
took the three frsts at the big
poultry show at Springfield, Mass,
last winter.
o. r. Brown had some nice
brown leghorns. J. A. Heding of
Harrison township had a nice dis
play of Picking ducks, pair of
mallard ducks, Toulose geese, and
White Wyandotte chickens. E. S.
Person who is a chicken fancier, had
nice pen Of White Wyandotte
chickens, bred and owned by him.
Mr.. Person has won many premiums
at poultry shows in minnesota.
c. F. Weed of Surrey exhibited
his four year old Belgian stallion,
the animal weighing 1900 lbs. This
is one of the best bred stations in
the country.
1t is simply impossible to secure
complete list Of the premiums for
this week, but we will give our read
ers the list in the next issue. We
managed to get but few of them.
w. H. Mann secured the premium
of S., given by F. E. Graves, for Civ
ing the best reason in twenty
words why Minot is called
The Magic City" His
reasons are as follows: visitors
call Minot the Magic City for her
splendid appearance, enormous trade,
artful attractions, morals, refine
ment, culture, respect for law"
Mrs. Laura Smith OF Surrey Sc
cured Mr.. Graves first premium, IS,
for the best reason why Summit
Park addition, is the best residential
portion of Minot. Her reasons are:
Perfect sewage and sanitation, pos
sible. Transportation easy, scenery
delightful, available pace for resi-
dences, boulevards, public play
grounds, and state institutions" NJ.
o. Tousley was awarded the first
premium, $15 worth of roofing, for
the longest distance to attend the
festival, having come 40 MES from
near Ryder. George Nixon, who
lives near Tousley, received the
second premium, $3.50 worth OF
crackers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01
Minot Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY TauRspAY

+. w. Drake, the Kenmare man
who was injured so badly last week
when the kiln Of the Kenmare Brick
Co. gave way, died Wednesday morn
ing. He was manager Of the con-
Germ. Drake was saved from instant
death by fur coat which protected
the upper portion OF his body. His
legs were literally cooked and his
life had been despaired Of since the
accident. - IS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

On Saturday morning, Sept. 26,
Blaine, the little year and half old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Anderson
from northeast of the city, died after
four days illness from dysentary.
The funeral was held from the home
Tuesday Rev. Mr.. Larson officiating.
and the remains we're inferred in the
cemetery near the home. The little
fellow was exceedingly bright and the
parents are heart broken over their
loss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

C. w. Boyd of Cando was arrest
ed Tuesday in this city, and taken
to that city. He is charged with
embezzlement.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01


VIM. Bailey, son Of T.s~v. Bailey
fromnorth Of the city, is very I'll Of
diphtheria IN Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-01

Fred Hockspier of Sawyer, former
ly deputy sheriff there, was arrest
ed on charge of gambling, and re-
leased under $500 bonds.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
DR.. PRlDOY GIVES
ALIEhlSTS A WHACK

RICHMOND. Special
Dr. A. =. Pr.jly former member
Of the Legislature from Charlotte
county and present superintendent for
the Southwestern State Hospital az
Marion. is not afraid 70 huri his lance
AZ the paid auenists who figure SO
conspicuously ia most criminal trials
nowadays. Indeed. he has just taken
occasion Co give these venal experts
a pretty hard rap. and what is more.
hc rather goes out OF his way 90 do it
Dr priddy embOdies his views on
this subject in his annual report 30
Governor Swanson After discussing
che various causes leading up 20 in-
sanity and giving statistics on the
subject. he treats OF chat kind OF
insanity which comes on with tho
drawing or gun and disappears with
its flash" and with what he calls
imported aiienists and experts. whose
only confederation is their Zee He
declares that the mythical "dementia
Americana" has never been seen IN
his hospital. and that 10 most gensr-
ally appears IN court He ridicules
tho modern experts on the mind"
and distinguished alienists." and eX-
presses the hope that the Bar AssOcia-
ton and medicO-leZal associations wiz
bring about a reform by which a foe
shall De fixed by law, so as 10 relieve
intelligent and con scieuuous profes-
sional men from the adherence %
testifyIng on account OF the Odturn
which those imported alionists and
experts have brought on medical ex-
/ pert testimony"
disappearing Insanity.
Following are the concluding para
graphs OF tho report.
1T IS 70 Be deDiorsd that the high
regard which the public has long en-
I tertained for the opinion or physi-
clans who spend their lives IN the
study and treatment OF insanity. has
been perverted in many criminal
cases BY the employment OF that
class known as experts on the mind.
OF distinguished afisnists. etc. TN
ported from a distance. not 10 give
the jury the benefit OF what infor-
nation they possessed as witnesses
sworn to tell the truth. the whola
truth and nothing but the truth bat
as retained advocates. gifted IN speech
and adroit I'm using their knoBie6 xe
20 prevent the truth being told 10 de-
triment or clients interest They re-
ply In the Affirmative in answer 10 the
/ question II they mad Examined the
party, as promptly and proceed &c
state the finding or mind lesion
with as much confidence as II an am
putation had been found on a man
with q wooden leg This ciass OF wit
csuss OF their ignorance OF any knowl-
edge obtained by personal obserxa-
ton. and on account OF their pos
session OF a knowledge Z a form OF tn
sanity which IS wanting In a truth
fui statement OF the case, and which
they can furnish without doing vfo-
lence 20 THAR marai sensiofiifis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
AT CHATHAM
FOR BIG WAREHOUSE

CHATHAM. vA.-SpeciaI-A lRrxo-
~ attended meeting OF business rrsn
was held here last Friday night "a
consider the practioiuty OF establish
ing a tobacco market here Mr.. J. 7.
Carter was chosen chairman Taihs
were made By Messrs n II. Trsdway.
IT, J. H Whitehead. II. -. shepherd.
J. w. WhftsheAd. ". Rev. v r. GRs-
ton and Rev. c. o. Pruden on the Ina
pcrtArce or the establishment OF tia
market On motion OF Mr.. J. W. Whife-
head. the chair appointed Nessrs- W.
d. Duncan. J. II. whitehead. =. W,
Whitehead. Jr.. J. l. Oyerbsy and J.
". Marks a committee 70 tnvsse1Eats
the lease OF tbs warehouse here. coat
OF erecting another and canvass the
town generally as 10 thu proposed en-
tsrprise and report at the meeting %
be held IN the courthouse On next
Thursday night
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
Is SHAKEN
BY SEVERE QUAKE
Town Of Stewartston Suffers Much
Damage and Kingston and
Other Cities Feel Heavy
Shock.

BROWNsTOWN. Special
A heavy earthquake shock was felt
throughout the island of Jamaica at
S O'Clock yesterday morning. and 10 Is
feared that much damage was done.
Stewartst0wn was the chief sufferer
ia tho north. The Episcopal Church,
which had been badly shaken In the
quake OK last year. was reduced 20
debris. other buildings in the town
were damaged. There arc reports that
much harm was done in Kingston and
other points on the south shore. Janu-
airy has been called "ths fatal month"
since the great earthquake OF last year.
The coincidence OF yesterdays solar
eclipse has added 20 the alarm. The
quake. which was violent. had a move
ment from east &C west. and lasted for
more than twenty seconds There was
increasing vibration. which cuiminat-
ed IN two sharp shocks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
CURIOSITY CAUSED
PRISONERS DEATH
Had Climbed Up to Inspect Flush
Tank in Cell, When Foot Slip
ped, tanning His Head
Against Steel Beam.

MOBILE. AI.A--SpeciRL-M A.
Toner. twsnty-rour years Old. ana a
stsnograpner by prOfessicn. was found
dead IN his cell 81 police station early
this morning. death being due 70
stranguiatiOn. tho result OF either an
accident or suicide The former theory
Is advanced by the police.
Young Toner was held IN restraint
by the police because OF mental de-
rangemenr pending bis removal %
another institution.
Sometime 6stwselS $3.50 and 8
O'Clock this morning Toner naountsd
porcelain washstAnd Ia his cell and
apparently Attempted 70 look al the
mechanism OF the dush tank attached
20 the toilet In order TO accom- Dlish
this Toner was compelled &c incline
his head 20 one side. His feet slipped
from the soapy wasnstani. and the
body falling. wedEe3 tho head be-
tween the rusf tank cpd al iron beam
supporting the stSei ceiling and
standardization foliowA--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
HUGE CROWD TO SEE
THAW SECOND TRIAL
Platoon of Police Keep Multitude
From the Court Room.
YOUNG WIFE IS THERE
Prosecution to Insist That Prison
er Was Sane When He Shot
Stanford White, and VIII De-
mand Death Penalty

NEW RK--Spscial-The second
trial OF Harry Kendall Thaw for the
murder OF Stanford White on the rosf
of the Madison square Garden on
Juno IS. 1905. began today. with a
pistoon OF one hundred poiica holding
In ohsok The huge crowd that sought
TO witness the beginning OF the pro-
ceediRgs.
Ths place OF Deirnss g. occupied by
Martin IIttiston. Daniel O'Rley.
Thaw's adviser. = IN his old piscs at
the counsel table. and 50 Is Russell
Peabody. ThAw's young wife IS at
her accustomed sat and so are
Joshua and Edward Thaw and young
Carnegie and Mrs. Carnegie. who Is
tho accused mans sister.
His mother - confined TO her home
through illness. and the Countess OF
Yarmouth IS IN England with her own
domestic sorrows and pliEhts. Pend
ing her suit FOR divorce. her attend
ance at her brothers trial IS impos-
sible
Jerome looking vigorous after a
rest ann earvsn. his assistant were
on hand early The battle which
start-d today VIII 30 more intensely
dramatic because 10 - realized that it
rs for Th8w's lie. Jerome ~ the hrst
trial believed ThEw insane. a para
noiac. Even after the trial ended. his
opinion had not altered. Now he be-
iieves Thaw sane. and Will contend
that "a ne Is today-erratic. but not
mentally unbalanced --so ne was when
ne shot White. and So believing Je-
rome VIII bend an his energies Co send
Thaw 90 the electric chair.
only reporters and talesrncn were
admitted 10 The court room Judge
Bowling 1Io-f. fs ln tho place that
Judge Fitzgerald occupied ne the last
trial And 1naiy Th8w himself
much more nattIy dressed than az the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
MAKE ARMY SERVICE
MORE ATTRACTIVE
Secretary Taft Complains of Fall
ing OF in Eniistments
SOLDIERS PAY TOO Low
Cannot Induce Men to Enlist at
S13 Per Month While Civilian
Occupations Offer Better Pay.
Would Limit Special Duty
Service.

wAsHNGTON. d. c.-speclai--
The annual report OF Secretary OF
War Taft was submitted today He
avoids all reference 10 the canteen. or
20 aaything else thst could Dc con
ztrued into even the fsintost allusion
70 cocktail. unless 30 be when ne
says that greater inducements"
should BE offered for re-enlistrnsnts.
The mater OF oniistments aud re-
eplistments Is clearly the most impor-
tAnt problem % ths army today ac-
coroing 90 the secretary and ne de-
votes much OF his report Go that sub
feet He says IN part.
It has sesn foulsd impossible 20
secure the full nurnbcr of enlisted
men for the army that is authorized
BY lew. and executive order made in
pursuance OF law. The results an ths
rsspect were not "a sattsfactory for
tho past fiscal year as they were FOR
the year preceding. although incroas-
ed eGort was made 20 that end. and
every practicable method that could
be devised was res0rted %. The pres
ent snlisted strength OF the army g.
So.l30 enlisted men. while the au-
thorized strength Is 6s.S61 enlisted
men. and. although. the department.
BY tho most strenuous efforts. has
succeeded .n raising the average
monthly number OF enllstments and
rc~enilstmentI beyond the monthly
average of the preceding year. this
increased average. evan X Kept up.
viii not oe sufficient 90 maintain the
army az its present enlisted strength.
which. as shown above. ~ less than
per cent ~ tho maximum au-
tror'zc1 strength
Inadequate Pay.
While many reasons have been adj
yanc-d FOR the difficulty experienced
# iu recruiting. Z think "a sufficient rea-
son - 90 be found in the iuadcquacy
s or the pay.
While there ls always more or less
{ difficulty in securing the enlistment of
soldiers ln time ~ peace this dl-iculty
Ga. NJ course. much augmented ln pee
riods ~ great and widespread pros
perity when tho supply OF mere la-
borrrs is not equal 90 the demand for
. them. although the wages offered
range from fl..5 90 $3.50 or more a
day. 90 is not strange that men do moi
care 60 enlist I'm the army az S13 a
month. Although their real compeu.
sation Isl much more than this. he.
cause they are well housed and fet
and clothed. and receive medical and
dental services In addition. still Oh,
lie Is full OF hard work with the drills
and practice marches and fatigue duu
that are essential Co the proper train
ing 0f a soldier. and lusepsrabie from
Che maintenance of ara army post 80
good condition"
Another problem is that or o0iccr
detached for special duty Tie says
Generally their work Isl of mli
flry character and ia the very case
where this i- NOT so. There can be Odd
doubt that Che duty performed is o
the utmost Importance. and could no
we'll be dispensed with. The fact "a
mains. that tho absence of such larg
number OF officers from their com
mands is NOT without its bad effec
o. .rr De-. nF HF
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
SOUTHERN R'Y CUTS
RATE IN TWO STATES
Agrees TO Put Into Eject a 2I,-
Cent Passenger Tariff in
South Carolina and
Tennessee.

COLUMBIA. $. C.-Spe
see o. % De granted the . ID cent pas
senser rate which was oTered 10 south
Safo4lna yesterday by the southern
Railway. and FOR the same reason.
Tennessee and south Carolina ars
among the few Southern states With
which the southern Railway has no
controversy. neither having passed
anti railroad laws recently This an
nouncernent - made Incidentally By
President Finley. oc the southern Rail-
way. On connection with the promuIga-
ton OF the new south Carolina rates.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Air. and Mrs. James B. Culton have
issued cards 90 the marriage OF their
sister Miss Mary IS. Cuiton. 90 Mr.
Lewis harksdale. cora "Wednesday. Jam
nary 18th. NJ II o'clock. In the Pres
hyterlau Church. Wayneshoro. VA
Miss Cuitou has "A great many friends
90 Richmond
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. r. McIlroy announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Ger
trude. 20 Or. Richard Burgess. ~ Nor
folk. Va. on December seth. ia their
residence. 40 Shelburno Street. To-
ronto. Canada. After January 18th
Or. and Mrs. Burgess Win be at home
AZ 100 York street. Norfolk. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

The engngemeut is announced nf
Miss Harrletr Fltzhugh poultnev
daughter ~ Mrs Poulney. 0f 1872 la
fayrtte Avenue. Baltimore. 90 AR Her
bert r. tiffany. SON ~ the late George
Tiffany. and Mrs Tiffany. OF Balu-
more. The wedding viii Doe celebrated
In April.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
MARRIAGES
CoST1IIn-sMAR r.

Nr. and Mrs. James Swart. OF Le-
nah. Loudoun county. va. announce
the cngs cement of their daughter.
Mary ELLEN. to Mr. william Tulioss
Costello. 90 Prince william county.
VA. The wedding viii be celebrated
shortly in the Little River church.
near Lcnah. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
WOOD-IGWRY

An interesting wedding was cele-
brated in Miami Fla. on Thursday
last. IN the winter home OF DR. and
Mrs. +. y. Iowry. Of Goode. Va. when
.peir daughter. Minnie. was welded to
nr. Flint A Wood. OF Stokesville. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
CUTTER-SNlVTZFR

Mrs. Mildred Middleton Cutter. OK
Savannah. Ca. announces the engage
mont 90 her daughter I,aymOude
Virginia. 10 Mr.. Charles Frederick
shutter. 81 Denver. Col. the wedding
90 be celebrated Ga late January. and
the wedding Journey VIII be a Euro
Dean tour.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Special Prince Hclis d
SsSan. who was trounced BY the In
tiEnant Count De CastellaRe. has ar
Ertsved feeling % the extent OF enc
franc. one-afth or a dollar He hsx
entered suit Ia ths criminal court ea
recover this amount
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
VIRGINIA TOWNS
ARE NOW GOING DRY

ELKINS. W. VA-SpeciaI Town
elections IN this and adjoining coun-
ties Indicate a rapidly growing tenn
perancs sentiment. many OF tho towns
going dry. The dry ticket won az Hut
louisville. at Miil Greek. az Hambleton
and az Beverly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

L. ". DORSET A CO. els EAST MAIN
street. RICHMOND Va Plumbing,
Tinnln~ I'D sheet Metal Work.
Ncatinr Stoves Ranges and Hot Air
Furnaces 81 lake 4 speciality OF
heating Nn4Ecte- ard dwellings Is
Inmates cheerfuily given
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tho First Presbyterian Church.
CnarlottrsFile. Va. was The scene OF
beautiful marriage on Tuesday. when
Miss Bessie Carroll Valentine became
tse brile of Mr. Albert Edward Walk
er. OK New York Tho Rev 81 g. rctrie
performed tle ceremony
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

The marriage OF Miss Mary Carr
Cannon 10 Mr. c.. r. EaSIey was
quietly celebrated at Whltmoll. Va.
sunday afternoon at o'clock The
bride Is the daughter OF Mrs. L. j.
Cannon and the groom son OF Mr.
John Easley, OF Banister. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Miss Ruby Lee Weeks. daughter Of
Mr.. Richard Weeks. OF Petersburg.
and DIR. II. G.. Rudy. also OF that city.
were married in Halifax. ~. C, on
Tuesday afternoon. the Rev. Mr..
Steinback performing the ceremony.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mrs Pearl Scott Laughiin. OF Ches-
ter. Va. and Mr.. Robert Hin Thomp-
son were married on Tuesday IN
Washington. j.. c., and are now on
bridal tour IN the North. after which
they viii make their home at Chester.
Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
THOsfAS-SRTPIFTT

A quiet. pretty wedding was cele-
brated in Washington. y. c.. on
Thursday morning. when Miss Mary
Virginia Shiplett and Mr.. Russell Gray
Thomas. both or Richmond, were
married by the Rev. Weston Bruner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
RURWEII-RURTON.

"ChatswOrth. Greene county. Va.
was the scene OF a beautiful wedding.
when Miss Ardians Beverly Burton.
daughter OF Mrs. May Burton. became
the bride OF Mr.. William Z. Burwell.
OF Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
rLrMaING am nnArINc.

FOR FINE PLUMBING OR HEATING
IN ali 81 It's branches see or write
NlkGlNiA PLUMBING AND. HEAT
ING CO. Inc. Richmond Va. Done
Anywhere. everywhere.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Largest Weekly Circulation
In the State.

For the oonvsnlsnce OF our patrons
who desire 20 place their wants be-
fore large number OF readers
throughout the state. we have ar
rsnEsmonts with other leading week
~ papers By which your want ads"
can bs Prlntee In. 40 % the best week
~ papers IN Virginia. az a cost OF only
one cent per line per paper. Leave
your order aad copy ~ this once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
LAXINnER-HAYNES

Judge Hal II. Haynes OF Bristol
Na.-renn.. announces the enga cement
OF his daughter Katharine. 20 AIr.
Henry q. l2vinder. OF Bristol. for
merly or Martinsvllle. Va. The we'd
ding Will be celebrated on January
pad
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
INK PENCILS.

TWENTIETH CENTURY WONDER
the Red Dwarf Ink Pencil Ii can
b carried in any position in pocket.
Will not leak Makes clear carbon
copies Uses ordinary ink. Fine ror
ruling, no smear. no biOts. Send me
$3.50 ana receive pencil by return
mail Slt-AUSE. 737 East Main ST.
Richmond Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
OPTICIANS.

WHAT'S wRONGq Is IT YOUR EYES
Probably YOU need glasses. co 20
nr ~. BREIrST The Optician.
lis East Broad. Richmond. Va and
have them examined. They may be
cause 81 your headaches. Consalta-
ton free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
aANrEIs-nARDw DON AND SLATE

WE CARRY IN STOCK A COMPLETE
line OF Hardw God and Slate Manteis.
Thing. Crates. etc. and the prices
are low Write as. VIRGINIA
PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Inc,
Richmond, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
White Linen Lawns. 25c.
soc. soc yard

N"I'Il ~ oWNl 10 HFH
We bought them over year aEo.
when prices wsra decidedly low
IT'S almost Impossible al praSant
CD buy any Pure Linen Lawn a.
sell at use gard This rartlcufar
quality that We OFFER az 15, can't ~.
pure naa-l to sou ror iess than aac
"a Nnrl ful yarI wide.
our Pure Linen Lawns at $40
ana soc yard are exceptionally
good values. and viii comnsro IA
voraniy with any now sold az SOC
ard Use yard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

WAGONS. CARRIAGES. BUGGrES. sc.
$500 BUYS 4 NEW. STYLISH OPEN
buggy. guaranteed FOR one year.
Write Tor description. H. g.. HOF-N-
NIGER. Elchmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Forwarding charges prcpaid
on All orders OF IS and over
nom the Yirginias and Caro-
nnas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

Crrstc-e Department store -
tl3e South.
Orders hx mail given the same
attention IA II you were here tn
person
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
HAY, GRAIN AND MILL FEED.

w +. RICHARDSON. IN. & co.
large handlers Hay. Grain Feed
stun and Alfalfa feeds Car lot buy
ers Purina Poultry Foods. Nos. IOI5
and 1917 East Cary Street. Rich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

EO VISITING CARDS - soc ONE
~ llnes two lines. soc. three lines.
zoe This ls something nice. ACME
nond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
MARRIED. rLlMOUTn roCKS.

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS s. O.
Blank Niunrc@s. -. a.. waite and
BLACK LrEhorns. Few Cockrrcls AT
80 each. shipped on approval.
EgEs. Sl.t Per setting. j. WAL
Lace ~ LING. Route SO. Z. Man
chester. Ma.