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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
PuT m ~ ORDER.

The Morning Journal has not the
slightest desire In the world 70 do
anything 10 cmbarahs the present city
administration ON the contrary, we
greatly prefer 10 do whatever we can
to assist IN the prosecution of every
good worn undertaken by the admin
istfation. But ~ a matter OF plain
duty we are forced to call attention
10 the fact that the present condition
uf tho rond TO the university, and the
condition that It has been in for
months, Is an oyc.sore to the public
and IA matter that cannot fail to be
regarded nH a monument TO the in
efficiency IN the clt' administration.
The chairman o the street com
mlttce should sec 20 II that this road
"a put Ia decent condition without any
further delay II he has not auffici-
cnt force az his command 20 do the
work. he should apply to the council
FOR reinforcement. aud thus put the
responsibility for this d%lsgraceful con
dition Of things upon that body,
The street commissioner claims that
ho can only spare two or three teams
FOR that work, and Is doing all he can
do with the force at his command
nut that doesn't relieve tho admins
tratlon suppose It is necessary TO
put on forty teams, or flsty teams
the city Is nbundantly able to pay for
them. and the owners Of the teams
would be- glad to have tho work. we
have thirty thousand dollars lying IDLE
aud useless In the public treasury,
while the condition OF that road sub
iccts as every day 10 the risk of suits
for damages which might cost US
more than the entire cost OF putting
the road In good order, There is no
reason, %peounlary or any other, why
this work should not be taken hold OF
in earnest, ard this disgraoeful con-
dltion Of things relieved at once, oN-
cept the lack Of q little ginger In
the city administration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
SENSATION IN PARLIAMENT.

London reports show that a pro-
found sensation was caused IN the
British house Of commons the other
day by Premier Asquith's statement
regarding Anglo-German naval ri
yah3. Ills pronouncoment that, so fan
as battle ships Of the Drcadnought
class were concerned, the two power
standard vas gone, and that at Ger
many's rate Of progress England would
Mood all her to maintain a
onc-poWcr supremacy was listened to
in stupefaction-
The promicr's manner was measured
ana solemn, his words were carefully
chosen, and every syllable had It's ef-
feet when he finished there was no
noisc, no tumult, the members just
sat IN silence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

This dreadful creature was made
known to the scientific world only
last summer and his discovery near
Denver. Colo. cleared up a number
Of mysterious disappearances from
that city. As described by Prof. c.
Mart Herriam. the Pinch Hog in gem
eral appearance resembles the Florida
razor back. but is a little taller and
thinner. 1t differs from the f. r.. b.
in that its near foreleg is greatly
elongated and the boot thereon much
enlarged and of immense power.
at is claimed thai the Pinch Hog
is responsible for many. If not all. of
the remarkable dis%appearances OF
prominent tourists near Denver last
summer. 1t seems that the Pinch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

\ writer in the Atlantic Magazine
points out that nearly every country
on the globe Is making deficits, and
asserts that the craze for militarism
Is responsible in every instance for
the shortage. The SAN Francisco
Chronicle endorses this statement and
adds. lie is absolutely right, ana the
day is not far distant when the pco-
plo viii perceive the fact and ask that
serious consideration be given TO plans
for disarmament. We shall have to
set over our admiration for the
flourishing of big sticks before that
happcns. They are not real doves of
pence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

which to judge a system, but numer-
Gus complaints have been made TO the
state department to the effect that
the Representatives of this country
abroad. in order to ingratiate them
selves in high quarters, often forget
the republican principles with which
they were supposed to be imbucd ana
sacrificed the rights and courtesies
to which Americans are entitled. The
rcmcdying Of this state of things oh
ylously cannot be brought about any
too soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
WIQII DONE.

Councilman Hanicy comes back to
his constituents With a record that he
may reasonably be proud Of. lie has
not only done - good dent OF good
work during the session, but he mas
also "hcadcd orr a good deal Of bad
work aud those who know anything
rbeut tho ways OF modern legislatures
know that the old adaoc about an
ounce of prevention + nowhere more
timely on more valuable than In the
preventing of pornicions legislation.
MY HanleS has done excellent work
aud his Constituents win not forget
a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
CAUSES SMALL
PANIC IN PENITENTIARY

Pittsburg, March 19.-Fire in the
laundry house Of the Western Penn
s%ylvania pcnitentiarv yesterday nearly
destroyed the building and valuable
contents. on the verge OF a panic
$50 prisoners, half the population OF
tho pe|nitentiary, were marshalcd to-
Sother in the dining room and march
ed to their cells. A general alarm
sent a force of armed guards to the
walls and no attempts to escape were
maln
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
NATURE As SHE IS FAXED

There was considerable excitement
M the Highlands last evening said
the Nature Fakir yesterday. when
Il was learned that a Pinch Hog had
been seen on the mesa within three
miles OF town A Mexican rancher.
who lives In the Sandals. saw the ami
NAL while on his way to town yester-
day and reported the fact To the city
authorities upon his arrival. He says
that he saw the strange beast near
the road for some time before he re-
siized what it was. He attributes his
escape 20 the fleetness of his horse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

Every man in New Mexico who
loves fair play and deccncy in the
conduct of territorial elections, viii
be glad to know that the Roberts
election law has passed the council
and will no doubt become q law dur
ing the closing hours Of the legisla-
ture. Nothing the Legislature has done
viii go farther TO demonstrate that
the people of the territory are we'll
fitted for SELF government.-Ias Veg
as Optic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying
Fame.

It would be unfair to always judge
a man by the coin he represents. For
Instance. there Is Mr.. Lincoln's head
on n onc-ccnt copper.-El Paso
Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

A Pittsburg paper says that n Of
the bankers recently sent to the pcni-
Tertiary has discovered a discrepancy
in the books of that institution. Moth.
ing like calling in an cXpert-El Past
Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

By an oversight, let us hope. Presi-
dent TAFT failed to mention New Mex
leo in his inaugural address. The
people may take comfort on the
ground that no news is good ncws.-
Carrizozo News,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

Snow in some sections and rain in
others yesterday, fill stlll further i'm
prove the already good prospect OF
good crops in this section Of the terri
tory during the coming summer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

ted States for such reform of Grim
ina1 procedure as shall result in fore
ing accused persons to prompt trial
on the merits Of their case before an
and preventing any reversal by APP
pcllate courts except upon an affirma-
tive finding that there had been a
probable conviction of an innocent
person.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-20

obligation on our part to safeguard
property rights and preserve he peace
in that region. Therefore it would
seem an imperative duty for our gov
eminent to join with Mexico in teach
ing Mr.. Zelaya and all other disturb
ers of the peace a swift and painful
lesson. In the interests of peace.
humanity and a higher civilization in
the Western hemisphere the United
states would perform its simple duty
By deposing Zelaya at once, and
warming all other professional revo-
l|utlonists and braWlers In Central
America that they viii meet a like
doom unless they change their habits. 4"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
THE LATEST MILLINERY.

There is a strong rumor that hats
taller in the crown and narrower In
the hrim are 20 issue shortly from
millinery salons.
remains a fsvOrite.
On Il are flowers. not many. but very
large.
Immense lilies have been seen as
trimming.
Feathers also. where there are any
are large.
The tiny roses and modest Niolets
~ few weeks ago are being replaced
/ bv blossoms OF the other extreme 10
i size.
one striking hat is large. and black
ornamcnted in front with sunourst
OF white feathers.
Another model. equally lovely.
white. also large. trimmed With a sor
OF halo Of feathery oats. sllstenin
J with silver.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
PRESIDENT Y. N. C. A.
WANTS LIQUOR LlSCEhSt

BRISTOL. NA.-Spec ne lta-
e-r ~ The ~dry" faction In Bristol
vri~n lost So The election held July
4 --her The city voted to again license
seroorr were asfOundec when thes
f.a-res that the name - Henry ROD
e-+e a prominent and wealthy Young
iav,e~ ~ Bristol. and president o.
tbe Young Mems Christian Assoc "a
tlon was signed 10 the notice ~ appil-
csrfo- Cor llouor license just nlel y
49, Holsron Club. weil-k1o~n iocai
sC.cial organEzaqion. The assoc iatlon
f be~e a. one 81 the largest and healtn'
F 80 A. Tennessee. and has just com
r1efed a 5000 600 building. % wnlci
~ Roberts contributed largely II
time and money. go. d.
AZ Roberts's reported ATTITUDE
the local option election has cause
rnuch comment among the ,. 81
A cescfsls. Assuming that ne pres
d Sent 81 the association. which - th
= iargest Christian Dop-cenom'naiios l'
! o.~oarlzation ln the city. had Fotf
I u-et a director and one u tne beaEis
= contributors. stated that unless 10
: erts resigned ~ president or Vas y
q ouf. he would not have anytnihS mo
= - 40 With the association. d
known that tie matter ~ ASKING .
rs resfgnztiOn Is being discussed
the leaders IN tie Organization
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

SAVE YOUR MONEY Own your
pu-n home To nCt D. Q landlord s'~.
vo--~ choice. houses. farms q --7--t7s
xher ve uil purchase t-e ZONE 81
rroperrg. allowing yes 90 repay -s =
PEI uorrh CI each slrt lQ-ll"e 60 y ~
: per cent interest adde's a.i- p. -
you 80 years time. Ao-e. -o-- -
- TENS CD churches. mills and tac
Co. e.u-ufus and lumber plants
viii real estate attached
Write CO once %
-rzE NATIONAL HOME FLkChAS
ING ASSOCIATIONS.
asArr Na-I Bank RIl-. Richmond 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
DRUGGISTS Tn !.
{ GATHER IN OCT
Tnirtv-Fifth Annual Convention Of
National Association in October

Richmond Srecial-l ! f
-.-r vin De- invaded 1y @ host ot visi- +
rr-s IN October when the NalloLAl
v1r-r.z-1a Druggists Associalon
meets r- tfe Jefferson Hotel ID larry
ef-- annual convention The plsl-
-.ss meeting VIII De- held on Ue'
--.--.rr az October 18th. Lifltrlall
governor T. TAYLOR EllEsou Will Wei
come tre visitors c- behalf % 1Ae
state ct Virginia. and -a-- L
richardson wUl extend co-1-a-
rree-lrc ir Che name 90 ire c-i.- --A
-t--- re president cf the association
Fred D. Carter % Boston,
rorf rfs receu-lor co the JEFFERSON, 20
81. r-r0u-a4 fv refreshments and an
enrertainuenL
Arorher business meeting VIII oc-
r-- ON WerresGar- on W ecDesla.
~fcrr the auuuaie banquet VIII Of
heff AZ tie Jefferson. DR. William d
errfara1at- of New York. VIII pre-
SIDE AS postmaster Those who "A
-ss-o-s 70 tcasts wili De the reiirln'
.-5 Incoming presidents. GoNernoI
claude A swanson United state
Senator John ". Daniel. Judge lheo
so-e = Garrett. of Norfolk, and III
Stuart MCGUIRE
THURSDAY evening receli.o- " q
he rendered the members oI l-e ass
clarion. and CT Friday taey NAl 'aA
O. "trip o. Iauesru~l ls-al4 r- "a
20 steamer PocatcI-as-
n The local committee Oh enter pa.
-e --=-- and reception % the visitors lu
8 lows. Edgar g. Taylor. cra- ril-aI
Robert Lee Powers. colonel 1oLu
p--raT Josiah Vaughan G. - Ail'
r7-r-r r Miller Granville O. aic
49, n W rrllf 3 H. Powers g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
TELLS POISON PLOT
Vile Of Wealthy New Yorker Arrested
In Reading.

READING PA-Special--Nrs.
Ar,ca herman. whose parents reside +
here. was arrested lClloving the COM
fession of q house painter, Frances .
raF-fes. with whom She cloped. ana .
p-ro fs now iu the boy lestCNu JAN 4oI
Ills part iu O. serious AFFAIR.
me declares. * is said. that be ari
Alice Berulu attempted go poison -e
f husband. Edward A. Berman. fieA
New York broker. who has q suiil-e-
+ cottage GO Atlantic city.
Jefries. according Co his state
-,a-rs turned the woman against lrl
fftv-6ye-vear-old husband anu -.-
hey 10 elope with him from Atlantic
rt-~ Iune Us. Bevman has an office
az 8 Wall street New YORK jas vic
v-ss formerly Miss Alice Graul.
seven years ago she met Berman lil
b. philadelphia. and not long after the1
were married and travelled 20 nearly
( f All parts OF the world.
( She Carried Much Money.
s pe-wsn told the detectives tna
p have been in pursuit OF Mrs beTnlaI
r. rrrr he allowed bis wife 90 carry az
much as $4,000 pocket money.
n ra-lv this spring Berman took
b. oo+rare in Atlantic City where ne lh
e. tended to spend the summer Win hl
e ,-lfa he engaged Francis Jehrles. @
prradelnrfa. go paint the house. Mr'
BE- R-rran VAS at the cottage az me 'l---
A. and while Tecries was WORKING ON ~
!. house be- had frequent chats WIN ne
p during which bee persuaded Lel 10 ~
81. away Hltl him.
~ r--.o- reaching Reading. after the
IS. had raWurd Nrs. berman -.-'--' az
r. r.reri-s said that ne would 60
m LLNLl
=. rashef and he lett MIS- De' IMAM --
.a- with her mother.
y v-re, arrested Mrs. Beruan sa
.ce ,Ae- she thought that Jeneres loF
her and was only doing riglt uy q
zee irg her of her husband HABITS =
ng r-ofessea 10 know nothing % me ~
~. -o~irg 20 which JenerIes confess
rs seer being arrested IN DoylestoWn,
~ ,e-e Rernan was entered Tor I
ian ,--earance before Magistrate lall'
rfes rtuadalDhia. A State warrant IT
= s-ev- Jersey viii now De issued ior
fa- Ccrrle and IL IS likely they VII
en- ,-Rer hack 20 Atlantic City and II
p. on the charge Of poisoning
drs. Poison on Fish.
ley, Tust before the elopement accc
s4s f-g 10 the reputed confesslcl py
fe-iee he and Mrs. Berman llt POI
cr some fish which was served 20
man and be became ST. fAs sl0i
saved his life.
II, us about this time that Jene
ESE ana Ms PsT 7asas TsTs mi sSels
cad we're finally located anu
.stol. from there.
July The warrants NsIe ,',-,.'
ense bands Of the fLliauel '. 80. 60
they notified other cl'les Oh '-.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
HOUSEHOLD TOPICS.

To clean white ostrich feathers sue
take cupful OF Indian meal
half q cu0ful Of tour. and three lever
teaspoonfuls OF bOrax. Put these in
gradients into q paper bag In which
one la-ge or two Or three small feath-
e-s have ben placed. Shake the ccl-
tents az the bag around until the sol
hss disanoesred from the feathers and
then shake them free from the mix
+ure. Fine knitted wool and lace ar
,icles can also be cleaned In hii
F manner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
A MARTYR
HEADACHES

Mrs W. r. Hines. OF West Nor
folk. Va. writes us as follo"s'
~Chelf Chemical Co.
Richmond. Va
centlemens received the
large bottle OF Ceiery-Canein
;,,st m time. ! had been suffer-
.pr agony for four days with a
most terrible headache and notn,
s-r seemed 70 give relief unul
the Celery-Caffein came TOOK
onlv one dose and was relieved
os ~ nv magic. This was three
wesss axo and had not felt q
--,r-n Of the Headache until
yesterday I felt as though l was
.o,nr 20 have another bad speii.
50 took Just one dose again
ans was charmed with us re-
suits.
have been n martyr 20 these
.orturiuS Headaches for several
rea-s and am so glad 10 pave
found relief in Celery -Cahein-
1oc. CSC. or soc al any dealer 5
o. ~ mail upOn receipt Of me
price 70
cHEF CHEMICAL co. RioA@Ood. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
rorR NEIGHBoR Is HAPPY.

- - ais ard throw rrAt OF
5000 away 10 away Win 60
- rsefhod % Washing. ~ orsy l@..,
&c. - lrer % GO gOLF y asi-lEs -.
1-t C..-5~g ggast -.Alck saves yvt
49, 49, sack iaboT. fuel. tine AZ,
80 Vssh cay GrpcEery- y - pr. :
= ~ ffar re poorest 81, fHe poor -
- 80 r-sres ror ~ certH- Dir-e ceA-
49,, - rrftrsry washing Get u -
800 ~ uslng vast euick arc - - 4.
=. - -.r.,,- Yov VII frc WASH gleh -
- 's-fn pferr1ond stores y yD1
49, hasn't 81 10 stock a. yst. 80,
- ~ cerfs ard We Nll $40 49, -.
49, FAf-Trk 90. a..
10 COS ST. James St. RtcnuoIcs -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
GEMS OF THOUGHT

stretch forth thy hand" Thy palsieo
hand, -.
vesr rot Il IS thy LORDS command
10y not from Him 20 hide my SIN.
Confess. and ask TO be made clean
stretch forth thy hand" Thy empty
vo 80, 81 thine will God command;
me empty hand that shows ny neeo
4 ~ shiE alone VIII BE take heed.
- ''''~ ID. W. white
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

We nov have hundreds 81 sDEi.Ie-
fions Tor teacherE; new ones are 49, 80.
80 Al every day from al over ne
Son.f. SPECIAL demand Tor virginia
eeachers Write AZ once for pariseu u
ia~s Pocket Calendar and AerooFan'
6uu Note Book f3z pp.), With words Y
ssI9{~se3 and "Ol6 North State" free Y
.serbe~a and school officers.
TIP SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL
BUREAU. Raleigh =. y
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
~ 80 KIEGINIA FARNS.

n you have q Farm or 81 81 X
BAN HONE mat you want 20 sell. llst
Z ut-r "a We can eel 10 fC- Eou- u
rou war- 20 buy q FARM O. 50 81 X
RAN HOME. write and tel us lai
vou want We can ind IS hat Tor "a am
A. TIE price sou want 70 pay We are
ursertcal farmers. AID guarantee you z
square deal
SCHROEDER 4 HrSSELsiAS.
1901 r Main St. Richmond Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
Won,ar,'s Department

~ .,,,ovr;nr mixture. when added
- nath has a refreshing and IN
s-s,,,v erect. A pound of new
hrsn thrce-Quarters OF pounu "
,i,noad meal. eight ounces OF poN
aered orris root. and nVe ou"Nes
~raf-d CASTLE soap. Make nv 't
ave or six inches square ana nj 49,.
With three tsblcspoonfuls Oh ."o'1,
mre The quantity EiNen vi" S"F''
seventeen bags
novel and easy WAY OF riddins ne
,or,trv home Of rats rs bH l'"S' 80
sDri,klinc the holes and creNlOVS
fsundrv soap and cayenne
, Ngossten the mixture SO II VIII "-"V'0
FEW, cloves-hslf a dczen-'n toe
- which is cooled for an iceo n...'N
,r,r~oves the eavor Tor some pT
n a fne quality OF tea Is useu, ), - =
?. pitv 10 tinge its flavor WIN "'-
at all.
a woman Who lived in the West In
u 49, for several years brought oa''
- following excellent idea Tor cnfFs
X. - hsnanas. To begin With she s''N
L" ~,Drul OF fresh coCOanut-not ~
s.sicrat.d kind-in a Cupiul or ni,'
is - Az hour. Meanwhile she pr"l
ri and cuts in half lengthwise -,
lg r~e.n bananas and fries them some
brovn in two tahlespoonfuls OF '".
~ith which a tablespoonful o' .".'
mas ben mixed. She tnen tl''o'
The fruit from the pan 70 ny'
So and turns into the pan the niN N''
=, 81 49,, the cocoanut. adds teasp'o
-, 81, csrh of auchovy and Worces p
a. sbire sauces. and salt and papTli"
ar When the mixture has come 20 b -
M sbe taxes IL from the FIRE and 81
C--fo n wel-beaten egg. The otnt.
-, .-s arranged on q hot plate W-lh ?,
and balls. ana 'ne .., .ai,s .-a sfnr-
pot boiled rice. taken mp in tables %,
tbts fuls aud dropped in ball shapes 'Io-
the plate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

paul win a simplicity that In him
was charming and mummy el 70.
vent along with u IN gracious ntile -
told the believers AZ Rome Ina.
longed 20 see them In ofoef ll is. -
mint impaFt unto them some spifl l'.'.-.
gift and that he might also DO on,
forted by tkeir faith Inc apos.D,.s
successfon takes 80 these desires .--i nov
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

WANTEu-FARTNE k CIGAR. N'-N-
fec-iC-ery. solau ate-. ETC., sl-l Fl 49,
ce-r-al established Ioca-on- l1rEe
s,--r5-s-s 81 500. gives controlling II
- 49, --s-aceDerr D-ke- oUpoT
ruDl-ieE also ~ ---NLS1 "a
CHANCE. Norfolk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
Fer the Eyes.

The color az the eyes can oe inten-
sifed hy wearing certain Shaoes, hiue
in the dress vii intensity the oiue ol
the eyes. Brown VIII pet,o,tn Sne
service for the erovn-eNed s,ri. mn, ms
the color II the eyes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

TO KNOW We
hsve complete line ~ surreYs' ous-
rfes -unaoours and spr1ns wagons.
E-d can furnish you TOP eNe=.e1
from $3.50 up. and open ols
from So oo up. Also harness - -
$50 up. Agents tor haeAne. 80
-,rs-,.-----. farm wagons See or
- r,s Fo- Rarrairs BRlSI TOW -
W0FsrsAM co. lsl7 z Na-n -
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE

zee, (l90a
Able faculty. Select Student Body
f4,rh standards and thorough work
Notable moral and Intellectual tone
extensive campus and Athletic Field
courses leading u b. y. 3. ). Z. Lit
NJ a Steam heat. light. baths. auo
other modern Couveniences.
1e4.h session begins Sept. 10, 1908.
Fo~ catalogue or other Information
address.
REV. HENRY TUCKER GRAHAM.
President.
+. q. Box VI. Hampden-Sidney, va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

WASTED-EvERT STOCK RAISER
60 seed DlU0ls Uuiry stock SAT-
rs 500 cheaper and results are SAL
sFfacro-y Write fo- free trial PACK
AZ ADDRESS. Utility stock sat, Nor
folk. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
EVySlTsIlSlNrHT]

EESTosEs Cur ElIR &c rs NATURAL coLOk
REMOVES DASDRUFF AND SCsOF
I..iroraass s.s fs-rsras 81 =sir irsa f.1-f UT u
80 S.. ). Dsuxrzss. s<nf Dar~~f-as
,a.rrtzr.rr co Eschuseas- Va
-, :, p 49, s.uusss Esszs II S~st fss eru.l-'1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

n there is a word more express
80 CHRISTIAN character than anotner N
Il he word trust-trust in Je~ us -o1
redemption. in Gods spirit 20 san ,,...,.
and ais providence 60 provide. I' u.s.,
amid perplexity and mystery, Ior ln 4e
present and the future. ia life ana 40
death. il is the secret source OF sr
renitv and peace. Christian 4eI Us
DrnrrIse A.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

Resides the Joy Of friendship ana
t.s ala fin matters OF counsel. a lll. 4
III IRIS noble fruits is The olrecl -e--
h can give MS in The diihcnltie7 OF
II gives strength % the cna.ao,e.-
sohers and steadies urousA No..
srr-sililty Cor others "Al.. j,
When men face the NoIlo q,
ana are ready 90 STAND -,..,. y,
shoulder the sense ol o-
makes each strong.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
St. Mary's Academy,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Boarding School for Girls. Mod
@n building. pleasantly located.
Home Comforts. English. business
and music courses. Terms; board
nd Tuition. $40 a month; board
t,,;,;on and music. SO. For cata-
logue address,
The Sisters of the Holy Cross,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
EoRk uNloN MILITARY ACAOeMY

l2,h Session opens September 3 ~.
p-e,,res students for colleges. universities.
medical schools and business. he Aoad-
.r9y i equipped by the War Department
W,,.b,,g,or ID. G.. and has detail OF an
,,a,-., iron, thc active service OF the Amy
Terms sl65. tor board. acaoemic tuition
and military tee. For catalogue. apply 70
/ WILLIAM F. HATCHER President B ork
I Union. Va.