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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

We are making improvement al
the tune. Don't fail 70 take advsnt-
age of it--Goodbar.
Don't forget Saturday night the
last exhibition of the battle of the
Merrimsc and Monitor at Cameron
Hall.
Miss Sdllwell. the popular teacher
OF the first grade in the Model
School. has been in Lynchbure this
week.
A price of SIS. in gold viii be paid
by the MerTimac and Monitor Co.
for the best essay written by school
children.
Don't fail TO ask about our besuti-
ful Japanese 6nsel post cards when
having penny pictures taken
Goodbar.
The Kindergarten Association will
meet in the Kindergarten rooms
next Tuesday afternoon at $50. A
good attendance IS urged.
There VIII never be better time
than now 70 have your photos taken.
The present IS yours, you can't
claim the ure.-Goodbar.
Mrs. L. A. Jensen has purchased
Of Mr.. Frank Armistesd. trustees.
the balacnoe of the stock of mer-
chancise recently assigned by Mr..
Jensen.
The attraction at Cameron Hall
next Monday night viii be The
Bankers Child. by local talent. as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs. (. H.
Branch. II viii be well worth see
ing.
Rev. G. S. Kennard will preach
for the Lgthersns IN the Bruton
church. Sunday. March sth. 2:3O Q.
n. The organ viii be played
by Mrs. Jones. AL are cordially
invited.
The scenic reproduction Of the IA
nous battle of the Monitor and Mer-
rimac at Cameron Hall, Friday and
Saturday. Reserved seats IS cents.
General admission Is cent?. Child
ren in balcony IS cents.
Near Msgruder Va. February
25rd 1908. were married at tbs
home Of Mr.. Hans Chriest. Mr.. T
w. wilkins and Miss Maggie B
Fletcher by Rev. z. w. T. Pitman,
Both the contracting parties were
from York county. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
Services at The Methodist Church

A very large congregation Of
young people attended the Method
ist church last Sunday night to hear
the pastor. Rev. Daniel T. Merritt.
preach the first of a series OF ser
mons on the record of a successful
young man. The young man in a
religious home.
The subject Of the second sermon
were the growing man away from
home answering aslanderous charge.
The third sermon will be the noble
young man now in power.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank all who were so
sympathetic and kind to Us in this
the greatett soTrow Of our lives-the
loss of our husband and son. We
especially thank Hamilton Lodge
Odd Fellows whose members did SO
much for Us.
Faith ST John.
J. N. St John.
s. A. St John.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
No. 4 Cold & Grippe Cure
Cures cold. grippe. neuralgia and
headache. Price 25c. For sale BY
JAS. II. STONE. Druggist.


At regular meeting of the City
Council of the City OF Williamsburg,
held at the courthouse in said city
on Friday. Feb. IA. 1908. the fol-
lowing resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted:
Wheras. II has been brought to
the attention OF this Council by the
Davis Aoetylene Town Lighting
Company. through its attorney. Mr..
B. D. Peachy. that A. A. Umholtz.
the contractor who put in the gas
lighting plant under contract with
the City OF Williamsburg. in the
month OF September. 1907. assigned
his interest in. and any balance due
upon said contract 10 the said Davis
Acetylene Town Lighting Company.
as evidenced by an assignment ex-
hibited 70 the Council by said B. D.
Peachy. attorney. and that subse-
quent 10 the said assignment. to-wit.
m the 10Th day of December, 1907.
the said Council. at the instance and
request Of the said A. A Umholtz.
BY resolution adopted on the said
10Th day Of December. 1907. di-
7ected its clerk. f. NJ. Lee, to give
% said A. A. Umholtz a statemen,
OF the city's Indebtedness to him or
said lighting contract. which said in
debtedness. as ascertained by said
Council. amounted to the sum Of
Three thousand four hundred and
'orty-four and thirty-t'Ro hundredths
SS444 .32). the balance due on sai6
light contract. and
Whereas. the said E. NJ. Lee.
Jerk OF said Council. issued and de
ivered to the said A. A. Umholtz
'uch statement. showing the indebt--
,ineSs of said city.
Now. therefore. be it resolved
hat the action OF the Council in So
authorizing and directing the said E.
u. Lee. clerk. TO give such state
nent of Indebtedness TO the said A.
A. Umholtz be, and the same IS.
hereby rescinded. and the statement
n Indebtedness so issued and de-
ivered by said clerk is hereby re-
voked, rescinded. and recalled.
And the clerk of this Council is or
dered to publish copy of this res
olution IN The Virginia Gazette, q |
newspaper published in the city Of
Williamsburg. Virginia. for four
successive weeks.
And II is further resolved that no
further payments be made to the |
said A. A. UmhoItz. nor to any
other person. on said light contract:
nor shall any evidence Of indebted
ness be made. issued. or delivered
to any party On said Light contract. |
until the rights of al parties shall
have been fully determined by the
Council.
HAne RMt.3a Ckfk Z
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
Where to Worship Tomorrow

BAPTIST.
Rev. g. S. Kennard.
Services every Sunday atIlA. NJ
and 7:4S P. NJ.
EPISCOPAL.
Rev. w. A. r. Goodwin.
Services every Sunday at II A. NJ.
and 7:4S P. NJ. Seats free.
METHODIST.
Rev. Daniel T. Merritt.
Services every Sunday az / I A. NJ.
and 7:4S p. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. z. w. 7. Pitnan.
Services every Sunday atll A. N.
and T:45 P. M.
LUTHERAN.
Services svery second Sunday IN
K&bS sA&SA a -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Stones Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment IS a sure and swift relief for
Sprains. bruises and chlblains.
2S cents refunded If not satisfactory.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
A word
TO VOTERS.
Why not BIral
tor President.

Mr.. Editor have a few words
TO the voters of Virginia in regard to
the coming presidential contest.
= some respects the approaching
campaign IS an unusual one. II
both old parties are men holding
views quite at variance with others
OF the same party. each having his
counterpart in the opposing party.
Their positions are easily stated
as those favoring the continuance Of
present monopolisnc conditions.
those who hold the other extreme Of
absolute peoples rule 10 those who
are or or claim TO be on medium
ground. Therefore Il viii be mort
personal in character than any foi
many years.
Many have talked or written up
on the issues 70 be contended for,
have divided and subdivi6ed. but
there is but one issue 10 be settled
IN the coming canteSt. that is for the
people OK against the people. There
IS no medium ground. Those who
are not for the people are against
them. A candidate elected be-
cause he claims to avoid both ex-
tremes would be a victory for the
trusts and monopolies. He woulc
Sit idly bv while Congress was fight
ing a sham battle over unimporar'
details of the present iniouitous tar
If and devise ways to squander the
peoples money extorted by that
tariff, while predatory wealth undis-
tureed would continue its depreda-
tons.
The trusts and combines do no.
hope 10 elect an ultra pro-tariff candi-
date. but they VIII use every en-
deavor 10 defeat the election OF z
man OF the people.
Note the scurrilous comments or
the last message 10 Congress by TIE
President. because he has sdvo-
Gated something for the people; an6
al along upon w. J. Bryan. the
great peoples champion, Of those
large periodicals and daily papers
owned and run in the interest of the
trusts. They claim TO be Demo
cratic or Republican as they prefer
| but are always for the trusts first anS
for party afterward. No matte
what party they may support nov
they viii be found on the side o.
monopoly when election comes
Do notbe deceived by them. Thev
are the mouth pieces Of the trusts
Note their vilifications OF every ore
who dares assert the pople's rights.
particularly of the great peoples
leader. w. J. Bryan. TheypretenS
TO oppose his nomination because be
cannot De elected. Their very act
ions belle their words. They fully
believe if nominated he would be
elected. therefore their opposition
BY ridicule. by abuse. by misrepre-
sentatons. by every scheming de-
vice Known to the crafty politician,
they hope to accomplish his defeat
IN the National Convention.
But why not w. ]. BRYAN through
victory or defeat9 Through praise or
ppprobnum. ne has always stood
tor the people. while every measure
tried by that high standard Of
ncral rcctltude and no faltering. |
Eith Worldwide observations and
minently capable. The whole |
world has marked him as its great |
8sf private citizen.
The campaign has really began.
sreaksy tkt Nsrrtsd Cs<tns4asas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Stones Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment IS prepared afte- the formula
of a noted Richmond surgeon. You
get the benefit Of his advice FOR
2Sc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
B. z. Wright,

The Bankers Child at Came
ron Hall Monday night. Admis-
sion 1Sc. 2Sc and 5Sc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
Firss
To Publish

TIE Deciarssion
undergraduates
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Services esery second Sunday IN
&4ssA q -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
coNsrAsLE wArsRs ALERT,
West Erd Officer Captures Three
"PIstel Totersr Recently.

NJ. r. Waters. the efficient constable
OF the BELL district. Is always on the
lookout for the cowardly pistol toter, :
and as result two OF these law.
breakers have this week been fined
the minimum sum OF one hundred dol,
lars each or three months imprison
ment
He captured Henry Williams and
VIII King at q. q Chalres' turpen'
tine stlil, near ncll and Williams was
convicted IN Justice Hawons court
but Klng got a change OF venue 10
the wIlloford district. where his trial
will occur later
While on his way to Gainesville
with Williams the alert constable
espiod a pistol on the person Of a
negro known as Bob" whereupon he
was taken into custody The arrest
was made between Dutton and Alach.
ua, and upon reaching the latter place
the culprlt was arraigned In Justice
Caswell's court. convicted and senten'
ced, and brought ON TO gainesville
with abe other negro
Ia this connection The sun Wishes
10 know why the various Justices of
the peace almost invariably give the
minimum sentence for carrying con.
cealed weapons Instead ~ the maxi.
mum, six months7 The minimum
hne II one hundred dollars. and most
negroes would rather serve three
months than pay the hnc Give the
limit Imprisonment. unless there are
exienuatlnG circumstances
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
ElRE WILL BEGIN
ABOUT MIDDLE OCT.
!. D.I,ysd Government Building Will
8, Commenced.
!, WILL VERY GRATIFYING

,.s plans Expected Daily by
-. Here, and Parties in Posi-
- Know Claim Work viii Sc
s.oun on Above Date.
.,,ss in a position to know claim
,he work on the new Govern
Anilding will be commenced in
|..oDsr somewhere in the first part
n he month.
yes rough diagram OF the building
already been seen in this city,
"A 1. the necessary alterations were
a. 4. to conform with the ideas OF the
- and receiver of the land office.
n ne approved plans are expected
n daily.
,.sre s nothing that viii please
4, oeople OF this city more just at
\. crescent time than to see this
Eaa,nr started. and we are informed
d, before the year is over the build
u viii be well under way. In fact,
4 we're informed that Il Is thought
M work will be commenced on
I, bnlldlng by not later than the
|ldile OF October, and our informant
ia position to know what he is
baking about.
me delay has been occasioned by
! handsome increase In the appro-
ration which necessitated the draw
y Of new plans and which were first
admitted to the postmaster and land
sce officials in order that they might
,ake any suggestions they deemed
Ioan be advisable. before the final
n complete plans were perfected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED

A. NJ Chandler and family have ar.
rived in the city and viii make this
place their future home. They will
be pleasantly located al 5O7 East
Orange street.
Jas. Bauknight is havlHg improve.
ments made to his property on Me
chanic and Garden streets which will
improve the appearance OF the build,
Ing to great extent
Mrs. Van Taylor OF Rocky Point
is having her property. corner Of Gar.
den and Magnolia streets, greatly inn.
proved by having the inside work
oyerhaueld and repainted.
Misses Mary Phifer and Leo Baker
departed last night for Macon. where
they go to enter Wesleyan Female
College They win be absent until
the holidays, much 70 the regret OF
their numerous friends in this city.
J. J. DeBose. one OF the industrious
colored people OF the northwestern
part OF the city. is having large and
commodlous two-story residence erect.
ed on West Church street, II win be
credit to that part OF the city when
completed.
W. Beeman, the clever member
Of the firm OF Beeman 4 Co, coffee
roasters OF Jacksonville. Is In the
city interviewing the business men.
tie reports an excellent trade through.
out the State and says that business
is picking up in all lines.
Mrs II. w. Johnston aud daughter,
Miss lnez, who have been in the city
for the past three weeks visiting Mrs.
Shields Warren, have returned TO
their home in Apalachicola They ex.
pressed themselves aa highly pleased
with the city and the large number
of It's citizens whom they met and
hope to return again at NO distant
date.
Attention Is directed TO the adver.
tisement OF II, +. Dutton a. Co. the
oldest established dealers In Sea Is.
land cotton In the ssate. and one OF
the oldest In the South. Growers can
rest assured OF square deal" In the
grading OF their cotton by this arm.
as well as the assurance that they
will receive the highest market price
for their product. Col button Ia now
personally IN charge OF the business
aud will be pleased 10 be given an
opportunity to examine your cotton
and quote you a price foF same.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

.riaian Sage Tor ~ peculiar ability b
turn harsh. faded. ustsriess hair into
fresh. beautiful silky and lasirous
hair IN a few days
Partisan Sage IL today the fayorits
hair dressing and tonic ~ dlscrimi.
mating Americana. not becnase ~ sen.
sntioual methods ~ advertising but
because " il the only hair FvatoFer
that vln % jart chat u Il advertised
10 90
Il kilis the dandrur grrp and cures
dandruH IN too weoka n II doeant
W n 1ohuaon. ~ agFnt ln uaingf
Vile. wni give yoa yaur u0nfY barb
n had bcen troshlsa STA daadfun
fos hfa YeaFa. bai auee aN.nE Pnrl
slnn eaea have 900 been hpshefsd
with n oniy sses oae haH aassle
whnn noilroa fba tahdFaH fimp
pearinn. eoaaiass q ths h~si hair
tauic 7 ever used Mrn g ~ Mar
,oa. sEa uaiB street ragaio. n ~
Aar a tssg
n y0s havenr frfsA raraalan aaFs
wes = busaIe tosay o. q q aeiiEhtfal
dfs.ainm Tho prize y enly y esata
iaFwn hasrls ~ W n geAnaoss ~
6irpct 40 rhAFrrs pfNg@id ~ the
Amsriean nkksw oinma MfE Ca
nzsaso AZ r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
ARRIVALS AT BROWN HOUSE.

liz l. Ross. Jacksonville; j. S. Nor.
b. Lynchburg. Va; Sandy Graham
W.: ". W. STRIPPING. jacksonville ;
" Banding. city; James NJ. Camp,
larkonyine; J. J. Alison. Jackson.
|ne; Mrs. J II. Prator, Micanopy;
~ Mary simonton. Mlcanopy; S.
Roseuteld. Atlanta: d. r webb,
lhMmore Maryland; r. X. Rosbor.
xEh city S. Moore, Chicago; Ed
IfIgT High Springs; Fred Ayriett,
inue Ga Oscar Burnett, New York ;
W. J Leary, Jr.. Jacksonville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
GRADED AND HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof. casseIs Makes Important An.
nouneement to Patrons.

To the Patrons OF the University
High School: Believing that a course
In vocal music should be given In all
public schools and that no high
school is complete without music
department we have provided such
course and department for the Uni
versity High School
We have secured Miss Hester Tit.
man as supervisor OF public school
music and teacher of piano.
Miss Titman has closely applied
herself TO the study OF music since
she was nine years OF age. She is
a graduate OF the literary and music
departments OF a South Carolina high
school and a South Carolina womans
college, and graduate OF the New
York Conservatory of Music. She has
also spent several summers at North.
ern universities taking normal music
courses and preparing herself for
teaching public school music.
Miss Titman has had several years
very successful experience. For the
past two years she has had charge
OF the musical department OF
the Burlington, n. G.. public school
Out Of nine hundred pupils whom Miss
Tltman taught music In that school
only one showed dislike for the
work, the majority being very enthusl.
astic. She was reelected for the en-.
suing session az guaranteed salary
Of S72.50 per month and allowed six
weeks In which 20 consider the Offer.
hut she chose TO come to Gainesville.
thinking this field offered greater op.
portunlties,
We have no funds with which 20
pay Miss Titman a salary. She con.
tracts TO supervise the course in pub
lie school music give SO many lessons
per week In that course. organize
music club for chorus work aud pub.
lIc recitaln. aud conduct all musical
exercises connected with the school.
In return for this. We allow her the
use Of the school plano and the audi.
torlum as a music room. and use our
influence In securing her good class
Ia hano.
The course IN public school music
n free. THE terms for instrumental
music per school month Of four
weeks are o. follows Class iessoua
for children from ave 10 ton years o.
age--claaa limited 60 twelve. which
enables teacher 10 give much indi.
yidnai attention no home practice
work consisting ~ notation. finger
work. and time study taught ln pleaS
lag way t2is for eight haifh0ur lea
sons. intermediate and advanced a.
partmenta $3.50 for eight half.hDnr
lessons ana two ciaEa leasonn In
theory
sheet musie wln D. Furnished ~
liberal discounts
We trust that sh0se lntesWatrd in
she development o. oar ECHOED vili
assist 10 ln securing = larFe class 'og
Miss Tifman.
Fog furthw particulars appir 10
tsae pFineiuai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
Mesllna FeothaII A..eeIalLon.

The Gainesville Athletic Apaocla.
tion. compFiaing the memberu and az
PARTIES who are Interested In football,
this evening at 1a0. for tho
on Wednesday nlEht ~ 1880 FOR the
purpose ~ perfectlng an Organization
and tFansnctinE various matters that
viii come before the meeting
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

Jnmep nonahus. New firiiain. Ceun-
writes \ tTtsd nmvvrni fiinsy Fsme
dlem ara wmn trgaaaa ~ cur b~si
phynicfan for diabetes hes dlt nos imr
rruse unfli t0ok Foaey's Kitaey
neroay Aftss me secon4 hQaiie
akowed imgsuvemnni nn4 nFe 30
rea cured rae eeazplstaly have
rlacs PASSED . g.saa erEmiDai5on iF
nss inrurnnce~ Reamg'r Mi1ney Rs@'
@ar curss haehnehs ase an ierms ~
ksEnay as hIa@asr woatie , W.
NErCoism a c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
Mayors Court.

there we're three casQs before May,
\ Davis Tuesday morning. which con.
s'si Of DRINKS and vagrancy.
iohn Smith, a small-sized jag. was
: % with 81 and costs.
Jesse James. not OF the famous Jes-
= Up. however, forfeited his cash
pa Tor s. for drunk.
VII Duke yagrancy. was given ten
1a3s on the streets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

leave your order for wood or brick
with w. q. Rove, 8O0 w. Orange 10.
Bell Phone No. $50.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

= took two n ChamboTtalnN atom
ach aud Liver Tablets last night. and
I feel nfty per cent letter than
have for weeks, says ,. , Fireai0uo 81
Aileean. Mich. 'They are csrlainly
hne article Zoe blllounhasa RUr
sale BY all drueKiutu. samplos fres
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

package with "the IA
burn hair" upon a.
And what a wonder
fui sale Partisan Sag,
has made for itself IN
America Ia a little over
a year And what a
multitude % people
have been cured Of
falling hair dandruf
and ltohing SCALP b.
itN use.
And how the Amer.
ican women praise Pu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
WOOD or BRICK
FIRST QUALITY
CEMENT BRICK

Which we offer at very low pricc, con-
siderIng quality, and win deliver same
upon short notice
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16
THE GIRL WITH THE AuaURN
HAIR

II on the outside package OF every
bottle Of Partisan SAGE Should You
forget the name simply ask for the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

LakoF eoafs@xsa fsS Gale e Ths Aan
aeAem prfea % cguts ser 9esuu. a.
% pnF han9Fs&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

Secure q tentns few skaf yneasf
roam through a siaaaiass a. n
ne msa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-16

2 you have found anything see II
Z advertised In the Want column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-14
CONSUMPTION
ITS CAUSE AND SUGGESTED
MEANS OF RECOVERY.

Consumption is not always an inherit
ed disease, and large percentage Of
cases may be attributed to the following
causes:
First, defective digestion. Second, i'm
perfect nutrition as result of the first
Third, the accumulation of morbid prod
uct in the lungs as the result of imper-
feet nutrition, and this in turn breaks
down the function of respiration and con-
sumption is an established disease.
The first step toward cure 10 to re-
store the function of nutrition, and to
this end nothing in the world excels
Vinol.
1t is for this reason we want every
person in South Paris to know about our
delicious cod liver preparation, Vino, ,
which is far superior to old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions because 1t is
made by a scientific, extractive and con.
centrating process from fresh Gods
livers, combining with peptonate of iron
all the medicinal, healing, body build
ing elements of cod liver oil, BUT NO OIL.
In pulmonary diseases, it nourishes
the body, increases vigor, checks the
cough and often mitigates the disease.
As strength creator for old people,
delicate children, weak, run down per.
sons, and after sickness, Vinol Is unex
celled.
We ask South Paris people to try Vino
on our offer to return their money If il
does not give satisfaction. F. A. Shurt
Left & Co., Druggists, South Paris, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-04-14
Political Pointers,

In these days when so much is said
about graft, ring rule and bossism, it is
consoling to know that the intelligent,
honest and consistent voters of "Old
Oxford" have an opportunity presented
in the present campaign to support at
least two candidates who are clean, re-
liable and able men, free from any
alliance with factional demagogism,
corruption. notification of state laws, for
the good of the people, and also men
who can be trusted in all cases to labor
for the highest and best principles essen
tial to good government and the general
welfare of the people of the Pine Tree
State.
In Bert NJ. Fernald for governor and
John P. Swasey to represent our district
in congress, we have two men of dis
tinguished ability, integrity and loyalty
to the best interests of the whole people
and men who will do honor to the
position rendered them and to their
constituents. So the duty Of all that
desire good government and the elimina
ton of all that may have caused re-
proach to the party, is plain. We who
believe in an honest administration,
faithful execution of law and just
punishment for willful offenders, cannot
be consistent in withholding support OF
the honorable candidates above mention
ed. They possess every noble attribute
required for faithful and efficient repre-
sentatives of the people, and are men
that cannot be bought nor sold by lob
byists or designing demagogues. Let
"Old Oxford" do its duty and retain its
high record for loyalty.
SLOCUM.