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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02
RINGING THE PIG.
A Plan That One Breeder Finds Easy
and Conven.en3.

Having decided that IL is best TO
ring. we proceed to. contrive way
to ring easily. Not having con-
venient way to ring causes the OK
TO be neglected, and the result is thas
great deal of damage il done. AZ
, once ringing in life will not answer, il
is necessary to arrange way that Will
always be ready and handy. The
hogs nose grows out as do our finger
nails. so rings. seldom stay In more
than year. and usually three ringings
year are necessary.
For pigs that can be held nothing Is
| necessary unless 1t be pair of tongs.
which makes the work much easier.
Don't throw the pig and have two men
get on him with their knees. This Is IA
hard way on the pig; 1t is more tire
some to the man and is slow way.
Set the pig up, hold the snout with the
tongs and sock in the rings. For big
hogs we have tried great many ways.
We used to gather in the neighbors to
hold what we were afraid TO tackle
! We have tried other ways. among
them the stanchion. This Is a very
| good way, but the plan that we find
most convenient and like best is 10 use
plain crate. Ours is about five and
half feet long, three and half high
and just wide enough for a grown
hog. It has neither top nor bottom.
One end is left open at the bottom for
| entrance. The hog Is run in. board
| put behind and one above him TO keep
/ him in. For Il holder the quickest one
have tried. and which is sufficient in
case of ringing, is a trunk rope. Make
| moose is one end by means of
small harness ring or link This rope
| is easily got into the hogs mouth.
Two men can do the work.
Rings should he inserted vertically in
the center of the snout. 1t Is not neces-
sary to fill the snout with rings. A
hog can root with rings in the side OF
his nose If there is none In the middle.
1 always use the fishhook rings when
can get them, as they give better re-
| suits and stay In longer. have never
known any Ill effects to come from
/ ringing, but, on the contrary, have
known it to be a benefit to pigs-E.
]. Reed In Coleman's Rural.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02
DEN MARK.
Copenhagen.

A plan to exchange American an ]
Danish professors in the respective
countries will after all prove success
full. chiefly through the efforts of Pro
fessor Carl LorentZen, Of the New
York university, and the American
minister in Copenhagen, DIR. Maurice
II. Egan. AS a result of these ne
gotiatoins President Butler, of the Co.
lumbia university, and Professor Nc
Cracken, of the same university, will
each give n series of three lectures at
the Copenhagen university next year.
All expenses connected with these lee
lures are TO be betrayed by Danish
Americans. The idea has met with a
great deal of encouragement in Den
mark.
A service in memory Of King Oscar
OF Sweden was held in Copenhagen
Dec. 10. 1t was attended by the king
and queen of Norway, who Were visit
ing in Copenhagen on their way back
to Norway from England, and men,
beers OF the royal house of Denmark,
DR.. Maurice +. Egan, the American
minister, and other diplomatic repre-
rentatives. All flags OF the city were
at half-mast and an artillery salute
was fired.
The London Times devotss much
space to explain how tyranical prin-
ciples are tramping liberty into dust
in Finland, now that the national leg
islature Of the country has passed a
law prohibiting the manufacture, i'm
portation and sale of intoxicating
drinks. The Times maintains that the
car will never sanction this law.
Denmark exported farm products to
England for $56.OOO0OO during the
first ten months of the present year.
MARION s. NORELIUS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02
Selecting the Brood SoYus.

The man who in selecting his brood
sows always picks for the smoothest
and chubbiest of the lot Is most sure
ly reducing the fecundity Of his herd,
says writer In Kimbalrs Dairy
Farmer The character of early fat
tening and quick maturity seems to be
In a measure opposed to great pro-
Efficacy, and IL we constantly select
with that one character only In view
we may develop very refined, quick
maturing type, but In doing it have so
reduced the powers Of reproduction
as to make the product Improbable.
In order to overcome this tendency
great care should be exercised in the
selection of the brood sows for the
year following. Go carefully over the
old sows and discard those which have
produced the small filters. the ones
which have been such poor suckers
as to be unable to raise good litter OF
pigs, the cross, nervous sows, which
are always getting excited and killing
their pigs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02
Curing . Stall Kicker.

A horse that b 4 barn kicker can be
cured Of the habit, says writer In
Breeders Gasstts. F1ll an ordinary
two bushel bag with hay Or straw, well
packed. Suspend this from stable loft
By rope or cord, % that 1t will hang
near the side Of stall about the place
where the horse hits the stall when he
kicks. When the horse kicks the bag,
70 VIII swing back and thump him. II
TIE horse kicks on both sides. hang a
bag on each side. do not know that
this will cure horse from kicking In
box stall, but 1t will surely cure him
In a stall where he is tied, and 1t Is
better to keep him tied than to let him
bruise his legs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02
NORWAY.
Chrsstiana.

Z. Hauge, the Norwegian min
lister to the United States. died Dec.
20 while on a snowshoeing trip. Mr.
Hauge left Christiania alone in the
morning, expecting to return early In
the afternoon. AS he did not return a
searching party was sent out and
found his body lying in the road. Ply.
sicians made every effort to resuscitata
him but without success. They an
nounced his death due to heart fail
ure, probably brought on by over-ex-
ertIon. Mr.. Hauge was born In
Christiania on April 80, 1862. He has
had notable career in the diplomatic
service for so young man. He was
appointed attache to the legation Of
Norway and Sweden at London in
1889 and subsequently served in the
same capacity at Paris and Berlin UNI
til he was transferred in 1893 to the
foreign office in Stockholm. Later he
served as first secretary of legation ut
Paris, Copenhagen. Berlin and st. Pc
tersburg His service in America
dated from his appointment in 1907
as secretary Of the Norweg an legl.
ton in Washington, where he served
at different times as charge d'affai e
al interim. After the separation of
Norway and Sweden Mr.. HaUge was
appointed charge daffaires and In
March. 1906, he was appointed envoy
extraordinary and minister pleni
potentiary Of Norway at Washington.
IN
planned four new railway lines,
which il is proposed TO complete in
twelve years at cost of about S16,-
100000. One of them is to run from
Kristiania to Trondhjem through Gud
brandsdalen. This is to have a branch
line running from Domaas through
Romsdalamt to AandalsDas. A third
line is to run from KrlstiaDa to
Kragero, and this will be part Of the
"Vestland" railway, which is to follow
the coast. Finally, new line is to be
built in Nordland. If this general
plan is adopted by the storthing the
exact location of some Of the lines
will cause bitter controversies among
the localities directly concerned.
There are plans under way by q
Christiania syndicate to construct a
large pulp factory in northern Sweden
necessary concessions can be secured.
For long time past Norwegian ma
chine shops have turned out steam
boilers and other heavy articles for
several wood pulp factories in north
ern Sweden.
Nine. Dybwad, the famous Nor
wegian tragedienne, is seriously III In
Christiania and has been compelled to
cancel all her theatrical engagements
for the season.
The Regiments Daughter" has
been rendered recently at the 'Nation
al theater." with Madame Dagny
Skarseth in the title role.
Olaf Hansen, the theatrical man
ager in Bergan, has 1900 crowns COM
ing in salary. II he can only get it he
ought to be happy.
King Haakon, Queen Maud and
Crownprince Olaf returned week ago
last Friday to Christiania from their
visit in England.
The Savings bank in Molde will
during the coming year erect a new
bank building at an expense Of 1870.
600 crowns.
Mr.. Guide has been appointed Nor
wegian minister to Washington to sue
coed the late Minister Hauge.
Bjornstjerne Bjornson and family
will spend the remainder of the winter
in Rome.
The Bergens Aftenbad has opened
a branch office in Christiania.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-01-02

the owner and manager OF six private
theaters in Stockholm. has been men.
toned as possible candidate and il
is not considered unlikely that if he
should be offered the post he would
accept it and also be able to prove
that even an opera can be managed
as business affair. leaving good
pecuniary result without lowering the
standard.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
PRISON INSPECTION
BILL IS AMENDED

RICHMOND. NA-SPss-al-
ne Seats Cezz1tteS en- rEhlAa
~ t1cs1s szG E<so4lsz Is repSrL
& w.Le aEeEE -e1Es tss Eslke> 49,
C-e4-lrr re s-11r a. ar-EgestoT - p-ss-
N-s 1e azeECZezlz cCE asSE ne
szl-ry e. c1.ec L-EpecfsT c-sR &4.sse
- 24s-s pe- 49, 4Dl yreylSe -
er-y one lss-sLalt - 2lsst IhsT
as. .-s -e- lp-r Ihs -nsBss-sr - Is
start t1e 10y - shes k-nE - 1As
1cce1 IS 20 ret .l-ers 80 he stats -
ece Ihl- t1ey ars ssrrec.-y ES2teA aae
rgr se-s.-es lc-Gz-y rCaserSC he
a---Ea1 1l- cz-rles a. azHEA sFBre-
r-.1--z - Sls.-vs - 10y sl-1---ss Ens
sEEersrs a.- las kseE seEs - the
Cs--r----ee - Fl-a1se - afSeTi14n =
EEe s-1sc ca -ez- te-s - 1---e-4A4 an
E-L tl[eE
re -s1----es % F-z---@se ~ as
rsw - q its ueck - lie etssSssss n
- sE1es- lsc-=e 4awE 49, tse c1irE
- r-sE.-.ts-y rrs-r- c-sEs rBs1 S1---
.s-.es a-1 500 c.-EE = has Also Pc
ferr .- s. --1rs - etEer natter -1at "a
va-seG -re arg-Uez-Gr-Fe EtnEe- az =
wa----- executive EerE.ez- L1srs 4
mae r-c1aE ~ members saT- IA
ne Fe-k4s i-srsster b. ~ 80 reash-
- .sr aa=stZe gErt1l--y 1st eetSS'
-Hr lzr-er par % t1s wssL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
MOVES TO lMPEkCH
JUDGE BLACKSTONE
DeleEzte Houston Presents - ths
Eozse the Petition 0f FSu
Hundred Citizens.

RECEN CSD NA-SFe
Grost vas tie ssTPTase es@assShsa N
rAs HsEEE ts6ay sasTI.y sf1S- nesA
wkoE De-erc.e barry =. EsGErS1- req
resS-tszr l5zuEfGl s-zs k-LEasstE
Csr~ ssE-J arose ana s-sseGist a 30
uUsz s.rE-s - fOEr huEGros % a.
sonsEtHc-ls " - Es-SeS thai ne ia
paarsEeEs % Judge : - q Black
Fteze - She ElevezA IUS1s-@- S-r-
sG.l
T7hs peEasE charges ne .HSEs VIA
.-neCsr- a. s1el1l CUty 41E -
rslftv auG ~lnroE pstCDcy
u ]. are eut directly - ths Boint
Ls-er1Le EsusSsu- at-c- Te14-2E tAs
vat-us- 4uLS kre@-hicsE E-lsnoe- stat
q rkss TIE 4st gDe-r Ners ADsns
the rzCs- rr-.rcseDlzlve - ss eon-
81 tusE-a-PCcEl. We cen r. ar 20
rrear ws.rhI in rhs- cs=mUzlu.
Ea Iksu ADDED irrespective q
Ey Fs-ssaal feelings. - e. Aly ssn--
Een- ~ keh2- - a nan VIE - 1or
AK eu- q 10 KY G-C 20 s-1s-cs ta'
vrlvilsrs - lhe people I rsPrsssEt
Arzer CLerk Williams has rae ~
ps1tisE = seoore Tine . VA rstsyre'
- ne Committee - C0Grts - -
ZEE
CaisGzzs Eoustsz -ezarkeS fer
u..rEIaH -arar 20 ~ R0-ter tA&i III
Pstl--eEeTs uers EeeT4e NAsSs BTeA.
nerce zEd wishes ecEle Ee- - sFer
lcekeE thsaEn ke lELZz-ee Ls4t A.
CuEy n VrsssltlnE ~ rsSEeEi "a
E1sss GsB.easAat sze
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
BLACKMAuERs THREATEN
MILLIONAIRE UNDERWOOD

NEW YORK-Sr ec-ai-- p llcs rr.ai j.
~rs are again thresre-llg ms re o.
rrhn c. UrtrrH oo1. ths Enl-lonsl-p
rr~slfrrE - the tyEeWrtter GER. paIy
fHat bea~s RS name he tola ne 20
-. trEev re had received many de-
--ar-I~ IL the past three weeks. E1t
-s,~ letters as swear. in the event -
IA ref.sal 80 pap thera large SUMS -
r-oney. tliey vii blow - rs 1s4au-
80 home az SIS WAshiaEtcl Avenus.
Brooklyn. RS sa1eEroSrn a. al EToa1-
cay ard his two factori<s a. hree
tyn and Hartford
u uas az weeks ago that Re re-
rsf.et the erst e the oi1ckrailtr1
flrfssrs nrs detectives have eeen suar1-
+ Tag Ms properly since.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
Mr.. STUART TO OPEN
OFFICE IN RICHMOND
Former Corporation Commission.
e. VII Make Els Ee1dCuarte-S
Il Capital City a. Present

RICHMOND VA-SpsSlAl-
alrho-gh Hen Esrry G. ErGE-rs
-. - Csrps-or-c- Cczz-Es-eEsr AZ
pl-~z saturday. Fs5rlaT -sL az "a
c-ls--y n-thGrsw crcr zee wltzo-t
az rs.r-xa % t-uzEstL - q n0t -
r..-r-sss - cave Rlchzc11 Ter sNFsrI4
E-sCrza leT Go1s - .sA8s 81 IA
hs-Es errlrs GrLl re sIr1E
- - Zee EEcWE -o- sof-e r-1Et--a
-aE- hs - an SNoWec cA-1lGaie lor
Tcasrror. al ucw taa- he hHs re-
r-~a - rrsR1tz Ia. hs - sh1-- y
bexlr - ear pzlsl. H hsa1g -ar.ers
- - = tha c.-y - E-cEnoD4 ~.
ccr-r-s 20 see q E-sGl eeA4 - IN
Ter 1sns-Ee 20 c1ms
T-af ucr III Srla-r has q Ecc1 ce4l
- CO ID tns way q ErrarEi1E IS ~
1.sre aralrs Erl locking zt-sr IA i--
-z-~E-s e ne s. --- ves- 1-r cccs tr-i
t-s--els q zrr1rEe1. rs haas va
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Err-a u szrlcls EEr-s g. ire -tA-'
as meet ne pe1p-e Wn1 afe z f.'
AZ IRE ccT-E E-ref--at -rla4 --.. .e,-
1tr EEEarr la ire -as- 20 trr --re'
e--.-sl arrllrfees g 1cFern-- - or
rar-.s o Leave ere ccrplrar -o1l
r-r..r re--n F-Efr ere nr-r- -arl
ea Him 10 had .lE- ccm -ete1 n-
arrsE AE member cf me h1sL.l ~
rE.-al CsrFrr-ll-. lr uLlr1 rr-y p
nd mace ar eIcelle-t record b
r-er.ea 1s Gem RI l1Eic~er Asse1 -e-r-
aey 1852. avl Re serves go tls =
rarr- 90 SIX years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
SZECEENYI TO SHARE
EIS BRIDE s FORTUNE

EUCAP ES---E Psc-A---A erSelt -
sEGggeGt haa besa received frsrn
Nsv Tsrk ~ the E-nEz--an D.sseG1t
and ExchanEe sank for ne acce-1l ,
e -As CCGUt EEt Countess AzeehsrF e
-ss marriage ssntrHct- sglse %.
ths Wedding 81 Jaluz-v 17tl. n Ns-
Ts-k- pruviGet TLat TIE lnciT. "a. fSc
tones e. Csurt SzeclsDyi a. rs sr-ce
uo-I6 ~ aha-sl mutually &c IA
upcz ne death % s-ttsr husband q
Vie - errate q tie ceeslseG rsa4a
e - -As EGrVlvsr-
y = u-ss-stooc t6st tns sS.tts sti
sr--@ eur % the brides fc-rGns. a.
va rcrwz~ees 20 Eutapsss "a Pre-
vste a-Z-s fures FER TIA young % u =
e. rhsir arrival hers ~a.eh g AZ
pscfaS - scSUr w.tE-1 Ia 1ezt tSEt
ElEhL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
NEGRO C0NfESSES
SHOOTING MAGEE
Black Tramp. Apparently Ire
xpo-sible Tells Manchester
Pehce That he Slew Rail
way Agent

a aarre EAzaee Isha A4ssLE. stak-
snr 49, "a ks-zs - ~ TIE BSs- hssse
AZ k.a.ax S~szus. es1fcsseG - Cay
IAN LPsSoas. - tse AAnehssssE -
.iss Eers -lns-l kc1Sy shat p SlAe-
~ - NaEce. -T- go Grs V'rs :
EtuS Chest-rtlele SsUrE ySstSreAy
nc-a.rg F-e2 Us ECEsr2- @PFeAr-
arce -fs u1Au "a e&Se 49, E1i1ec az
At ~ cecl-e
NJ ~as-s h~ cane tArS9Eh Fstc-s-
rurr csrly yeSSs-SEy AZ So-1uilste1
sHe crime o. - V&y % AEUSScs-er-
The RAJ SplAsS - CsBsA-a -FssS2s
Ter Pcr-.lssl - - sp-c1d The S-ESy a.
The - cl hSGse. and WE-s S2say-
ir q ne cc-lcort - tce N4rzn rSo-n- ne
anscl1 80 hls sls-g
Calsc Ekrian1 - Petersburg NAs
cCrnr Uricsis5 Nlsh snG Ia NJ - -
NLRnchcSreT Ssaay L. csDP21S Wise .
witness - TIE sl0SL1E. 10 NJ a.
GFzY.- 20 identity It's Degre-
Tie ceE.o's Wsrc as ~ shA- Sap-
tan LEp~sa - ras - sSsktszs-1ts III
stsry
Chsc. REE-ar1 2Ze A. - FOAlss.asE
81 Fs,e-ss-rG We was he ss-y VII
rlvsS In 8rRnGhek.&r shsr-y "a
uSe2
~ FaiSsas- v-Et<S tAe Pslsss 80
Len a. asSkeS ~ AHE-1n- III -
cSnc- STATE pss. Cvely th@t - "a
Ez-e LhSr Tie usErs Sas Ess tks URE
S.rc- So ysGrE &aEss. 2iTSSESh
- - res1nkleG k1Z CieeSly
u IS cA-Lalr hat he E<EEs AEan
wns - icing eslt - $500. sR1 ~
wAc- &c r2zS- 20 sslesSz-s1 - a.
zss kasr ~h-Ss ss -as I2-ki1r @ssG
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
C0UhClLMEN MAY
Be- SUBCONTRACT0RS
Judge Ingram. Of Richmond. Ae-
quits Wiltshire Of Violation
Of Law as 70 Contracting
With the City.

gE6se snrraE this n0rDEzg rSa-
SSrSc - .ot.l-.iS1 IL he case ~ -
rasr c NllLRrnS and CthVrs 1Ea<1-st
Sae oGry g Eickmcnd and ethc-S
ne e.IsNs sf this case are fazai--Ar
- A. shS@ VIE are 1cGGS1ntee NsSS
rocss ra-tacs The SAX grew euf e.
the tact THAI Charles x WASS5lre-
member - tne ClN CoU1cis sEtsreS
luto a cs-gr2cr uith Thomas y keE1-
L.. who. - 1lrn hA1 ccsG a1&rSeS a
rc-rrae- Iar Cersst- VOrk % LraBrsve-
rnenS - ths ClC Asu-e- - - tas
-.aintlrE provided for IN thc So1tr~cL
W.lx~bi-r ,sas ass Il WI ee rsE1sn-
teree Z member - tie s. sse n NIX
Zee nh5ch save SOs shs contrast
Wa ghc clam against ne e-U
vrAs shsus - - seftlec AssSES Wa
Eazs EScsss AID White. al 1ez
Rars - the CeERciL instituted tie $50
GsEEr Ter An kasunCVSn rSs&ra- z-AE
The e-y trsza paylDE - Ren1Aar -
yvLltSAIrs REy maDevS C1 he rsgrs-
sentauon khSr tie eSde ~ he OT -
RlsARsnG 1i3 rel pe-uit anT 2S8
eer 80 Tie CoGRrl % any clJ eH&A
- szter Ln1s - NeDIrz.cI with rha q =
whkeA isToiveG = pFSflS
Had The SeCiSSn eSsn s1hsrwtsa
= number 80 eeEDcilrler Ehe R-en
~ vvsrk soT ths Ctty. NsSia ave a.
aSEes re-eAeSUeR-
.nErs 1EEraDs spkHtoE- vhhoh
uDsR : 81 rrST 81 The 6sfsa 4a&, \
~ Ss9.ArzxiS1 q tbs pl&inuS -
p-Asoea- NaE5ica-scE - NIcssiru
ssxioE sad ~ hsi&s ths ePtH4sR Evs'
~ CU Arts2-1ay Pollard vhkGh ~
- tA4 $50 thai - SOo 1trSS-srs a.
At saEe ~ifhlr A. FGrV1ew - n
tAW
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
WHARTON BILL IS
REPORTED FAVORABLY

p rhe intense Erat-1catlo -
rWEEs Nnrun WLIz-1E Ia Giles
EQUITY dsleEzts the Eozse CSEzn-t-
- o. banking ard lLs--e-ee t14a
morning repcr.eL rs MEASURE ca
l-g Tor Tx Tt-eDac--ne-t o ~ -
csFle1 W-harrc1 -aT which ter1ics
c.o~- hs-nfIoEn amc1E insurance. Gem
par.sz
T-is statute sEce actually WaE psss-
&c ~ ths Legislature, I'D va o. rae
nooEs frou 1Ggg 10 1882 Eut ne
frs-ran-e Crmrar4ez- when a. 49, 3
800 r.f-ersv oprose1 u r-Grass1 20
h-frr arour the repeal - tie law
Thcv ere n0E EetrlrE reacT Ter an
ether rEnt tro though --oEs WI
liars h1res 20 carry lls pc-r-
The comm lltees report thls me-z--
lrr was not unanimous
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
ONLY ZEN MEN wANT
TEESE $500 JOBS

DE~RCrT. NEcR -SDecia,--rl z.s IA
.es sRvs spF1st xSr re see ssSs
sreeest - tss ~ rSr zee Sre-lr.cyco
-As have 49, r>2-s1-1E - ne CO
Ma Er L1SerNs1. q. axe lC Greer -
~ sre 10 t.s-rcsz walsh ser-,cc -
exts- e nas cecscst - ctE q sew c&na-
- Ee-s fses ~ IRIS Cr1e irstea6 -
-exr sG=-er -h-s wsGit size Nerk
- -e2l r1sE Ger scR-o-A weSS>
EVe-y1as % tSs ssz men wec az
cl.ce - u-a-x Neer he yrs,ec- ~-se
--a1t RUs--s waves - se a c~s>. ~
5-eu ~ laS a. esnS4IS q picS as
SIEVE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
ABOLISH COURT At
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Citizens Ask LsgiSlAture 70 Defer
Election OF Judge Morris
Successor.
RICHMOND. vA-sDsOaL-

RICHMOND. vA-SPso1aL-
IuuetiEtsly fS1ls~lEE tAe rso~Si
ssath % HeE GeS-Cs " As-riA
frtrs e ths Cs-Ps-ausA Csurt 81
z wzs NRlssnoSS
;hat many Bsspls ~ ths Caivoss.-
sswH tarore6 ths ass-UsH 81 ths
sourt whsss saaok re a-or1s4
-his rnursn Eal1tG-l1e t12f A. re
tuues - ne tr-s-nA. ~ ssesIsA
ec-lt easily ss E-scbArssl - TIE -4r-
csft Court q Albszzr.e. ana thGt tie
r-srser IN Sues-sn wsu-@ -ese-t - lie
avirE 90 sszEGsrae.e s-1 81
nsnsT fsr ChE-.sst~sf ale
- What sxIszs t1-s view prevails .
upSn SeSoaS thelEhlS ~ --er-st-es-
vale iawys-s -4thsr l-----a tS~ 49, 3
ne rsts1Lsz - TIE ss-rt
Al Any rHss SeEats- Ear.y has re-
esivs6 rhe ts-s r--Eg 49, -e1 , -l---2-e -
tsisErGE
an5 zzS then 7st e Ss-11--t ileLA %
sslvas tsr ,zdEs % re ~s-Psr. - 2
Cal~t 81 ChA-.strssv.--s G1L- a. -
asars f-on E1Srts "a .sSi hsTs -
concentrate
senats- zarly xlI have Little an
sll.y IN hs.-zE re matter oPsE to-
fsw c-yE - fact - -a-e .sr tne
caucus - zoc-.r1-s %s-Ee Ls--ls
s1CcsSzsr hss as yss 1Ee1 t-Ese
Z Is uD1s-stos- Sha- A-rl+sy s1-
elalr. 1-sEsc- - tau L--- - ST
eiA.r & Uz-ze-. IS = C-l@--4-o .s- tn'
vEosus s-Ggesh-F- ~ a-n12r ~
o,s - co-ase. Ger L1ys- Ls-ee SO
The fnmo1s CEG-.ot-s4g.--s Esr-9
cass
Judge Nsrr.s. y tie ~sy. w-s as.
s-1r- a. 80 CSrFCrc-s2 Co-r- =
, gu.ua Nlst& Sew lhs-e Is L-S "
b e.sc-rs - pG-1ts .l-Es fs- -l-a --r
81 ter corr - tx Cc--ss se -o---F-
Ken N--arz r EsUs,c1 tSrEc
sutrs % EecE5r.1s. Coy Cor
~ - cl-alc1-s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
WOULD CHANCE EVERY
Law ABOUT OYSTERS

n rs eTorfs 60 revise ths oyster
ana rSh isus ~ the STATE Xr. ". W
,yif Yesterday irfrotucet tn the Ho1se
= hfIi repeating and auerdirE near
~ every taW concerning fnt oyster n
fu.trY Tne rar<r u golumino1s. en-
trarfrr fortv-tiEHt closely iyptNrit-
- re~eq re klu ~Es not reaG. out
-. 1870 70 the Cc-unlttee On
rsksna ueaks and SIS TFlonI4rieal"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
CRAY LUMBER co. s MILL
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

PETEESBURa TA-SP~~S~l -
NJ la-r-st aArt I'll g ia Cray
Lu-ss- c. a. WavsrtT. vas tstA--y
ses-rcye1 - 1rs az : s'slssE th-s
usr--zE -ks ieEa aeeE- ;1t-stt.
~ - .-EarAlrs
a csi-elss-cs q 80 rrs - that AK
-t-hr - nlEhg watEEzA1 AZ zSt
-r-a~- - duty
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
MRS. MAITH ACQUITTED
FOR Staying HER RIVAL

baltimore. SpeciaL--21rs
annie Malta. who kiiiet Mrs salii'
Rrcwn AZ the iatter'e home last No
varnber because Ms Brown hae take
her husband from her. vas acqui1te
last ssenkng Ia the Criminal Court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
TAFT NOT Co>fArENTING
on PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

WAsHr<GTON y. c.-Spsclai.--
AskoA ~ re wouid make airy state
reent on Presl8eEt Ro1seVfIfs mes
enua a. Cororeas. SecretEry I1ft said
- rsiQht bo quoted as saying Sec
retary Taft declined 20 comment en-
the Prexl1ents message
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

wa brrg ~ retgrn
wan a Pound BOX -
FREef4 GAMBIA
kAanPfa- gIo -. NkNth
49, nte&nsnl, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND sIATE
- = EE-EwsEd a. SIC k&zts-f
Tax Cas- elA- G-s tAr Fr-e~a
az lew Nr.te a -1~- \ "a
P--kLELSG AkE EkA-1&S 60 Ia
EE-=er6 "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

sRArHorHO~Es AND RECORDS
< -,,-SST n KS STNTE -
Nl-sr "a - kcsW t1kt 49,
urS-cs1rs a. -NE1I d-sS- asserE o.
CN.lzha E-ApEGr 1c-ss sce 80
go JONES 6EO$ c. L1s-
ElSAzr-E -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

Largest Weekly. Circulation
IN the State.

~ rae eeE~e1.eass - cer reEeA<
49, ae<lre - Dtass 1851 we22 -
$40 karga uEuSsr - readers
kA~rNreaot rne fxate ge have AZ
sarT-rmfa N3Eh axEe- les&-1G @eek-
- - ~ ~hsrh vc1r Ws-t So
saz - PriuasE IN 20 sf ne ess- zee !
- oSre-s - NtrE "a ~ . esst - eG-r
a. cerf pe- lie per p0Por -eAfe
vsur erSer 41s seSr a. 49, s@se
oNE III SCEC1-AE SHlr - -
GEr2-rEsnt 80 Ie14@aEE hAA-Aet -
lsce ~ EteNzana ~1,sk So --sse'
SGn <zve -C-sy 80 prlt-2& ~ -
A. E<-< ~ Haez - ArN-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

~ 49, EooFCSG. 10y. 80
r. ~ Sc re- I1rlLrE- -rre
HIU-E EES EAECWAEE c.. E-s2-
EeEd "a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-27

Mrs. Louis Breslin at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John Pierce; Miss Fanny and
Miss Mary Newton aud George *
Davis at John Kenny's and Mrs. Viola
Chase at the home of her brother, ID
\. Benson.
The annual meeting of the Congre
gational church and society will be
held in the vestry Tuesday afternoon,
Dee. l. At II clock dinner will be
served in the church parlors and the
receipts therefrom will be used in buy
ing fuel for the church AT 'eloc
there will be the roll-call of resident
members Of the church, with reading of
letters Of "reminiscences from absent
members and former pastors. This
will be followed by business meeting
for the purpose of transacting the fol.
lowing business: The choice of a mod
orator; hearing the auditor s report
hearing report from each society or
officer of the church, including the
pastor, the Sunday school superinten
dent, the treasurer, the Ladies Aid,
the \. 7. 5. c. f., the Junior Endeavor
society, the Homeland circle, the home
department of the Sunday school and
the w. G. 7. T.; choice of all necessary
officers for the ensuing year; transac.
ton of any other proper and necessary
business