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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

Prof. J. n. Hillman returned to
Wise county last Fridry. He is
charmed with his work in the south
west. His many friends were glad
to see him again.
Have you seen a stray black and
white terrier7 II one has come 70
your place and YOU will return him
20 this office we are authorized 10
pay you a suitable ward.
Mrs. Frank Lerch and daughter.
Virginia. OF Philadelphia. and Miss
Agnes Mazeene. Of Newport News.
arrived here last Friday from Mill
borO Springs TO visit their sister.
Mrs. (. NJ. Brooks.
Misses Annie and Clara New az
ter visiting their grand mother. MS
VIM. M. Simpson. in Edeuton. N.
c, has returned home accompanied
by their aunt. Mrs. Eddie New. and
her little daughter. Emma.
Mr. (. J. Paul. of Richmond
has purchased the Palm Cafe Of Mr.
Albin Saunders. Mr.. Paul is an
experienced confecuUner. He vii
move his family here. Mi Saun-
ders expects to 90 into business
again soon.
The board of directors Of the
Eastern State Hospital met at that
institution last Saturday night. those
n attendance being State Commis.
sioner Bauserman. DR.. Stephenson.
Of Toano. and Mr.. West. of New
port News.
Among those who attended court
Monday were Messrs. <. T. Martin
c. Whitaker. J. NJ. Richardson. c.
p. Marston. +. c. Stewart. G. w.
Bacon. John Pitts. I H. Stryksr.
Geo. Waluip. Of James City and
DR.. r. B. Davis. of Charles City.
Scott McGll. u year old son Ct
Mr.. w. S. McGill. had one OF his
eyes badly injured by being struck
10 the optic by a wire staple he was
driving into a post. He was taken
10 Newport News where he was
treated. and it is hoped the sigh
VIII not be entirely lost.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
Farmers Line Give Satisfaction.

The jamestown farmers tele-
phone line has been recently con-
nected with the Southern Bell sys-
TEN here. The line extends through
by Five Forks and St. Georges and
will soon be connected with James
town Island. The following parties
are receiving service on this line.
r Houge. E. M. Slauson. E. w.
WarbuTton. P w. Bennett. A. Bah
cock and L. B. Tuttle.
When one OF the above parties
was asked what he thought OF the
telephone his reply was: IT is the
greatest thing in the country and I
would not live on the farm without
a phone" Another party's reply:
We have not felt so much like
home since We came from the west
and things are beginning to look Ike
real life again"
Our advice to the farmers is &c
build telephone lines and connect
with the Bell system. You cannon
spend youE money in a way it vii
DC more enjoyed ey all members.
of the family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

Miss Fedora HaxaN. who has
been very sick. is improving.
Mrs. 9. Brauer. OF Richmond, is
visiting friends in the county.
Mrs. u w. Spencer and Miss
Vernon. OF Newport News. were the
guests OF Mrs. w Forrest Gillian
Saturday p. N.
Turnip and Ruta Baga seed at
Stones Drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
WILLIAMSBURG
ELECTION,
County and City
for Mann,

a light vote was polled in VII
hamsburg last Thursday. as well as
in the county. The day was well-nigh
perfect. There were no unpleasant
incidences during the election and
the best of humor prevailed.
The large majority which was
given City Sergeant Wilkins
was a surprise to many. So far as
known only one or two Republicans
had the nerve 10 vote. and quite a
number Of ballots were thrown out.
The total vote was 13o, divided as
follows:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

WILLIAM EDWARD GOffIGAk.
Death Of York GOunt'S "GraHd Old
Man."

Hon. William Z. Goffigan. a
member OF the Virginia legislature
and one OF the leading citizens OF
York county. died in his temporary
apartment at the Augusta hotel.
Hampton. at 4 o'clock Monday
morning. His death had been ex
pected since last week.
The remains were taken 70 his
former home in York county Mon
day afternoon and the funeral ser
vices took place from the Smithville
church at 3 O'Clock Tuesday.
Mr.. Goffigan's death was due to
a stroke of paralysis which he SUI
tered while listening 10 Hon. WI.
liam Hodges Mann close his cam
Paign for governor in an address ir
the Hampton courthouse last Wed
nesday night Mr Goffigan went
there early that afternoon and was in
high spirits up 10 the moment tha,
the fatal stroke came upon him.
he was sitting on a front seat in the
courthouse. when he was seen 70
drop his head and before several
persons could get &c him he was IN
conscious. Mr Goffigan received
every attention possible. but he has
since then remained in an uncon-
scious state.
Mr. GOffigan was born in York
county sixty-eight years ago. He
conducted the mercantile business al
Grafton and was known as the
grand old man OF York. He was
loved. honored and respected by all
classes for his manly department anc
his splendid conception Of honor.
He serverd through the Confederate
war and had a record that places
him IN the front rank OF the brave
Confederates.
Two years ago Mr.. Goffigan. who
had been the chairman Of the Dem
ocrauc party in York for many
years. was petuoned TO become re
candidate for the legislature as the
. representative from York. Warwick
New Kent. Charles City. James
City and the City of Williamsburg
He was renominated three week S
ago by aoclamauon and wuold have
been elected again in November.
OF Mr.. Goffigan's immediate
family he has but one sister. Mrs.
Cooke. OF York county. MS wife
having died a few years ago. When
a boy Mr. Goffigan lived with Mr.
William Spencer. father Of the
Messrs. Spencer. of this city. in
James City. He was relative Of
Mayor Warburton.
He was here on July 18th. in per
feet health apparently. and in fine
spirits. His death was a great
shock to his host OF friends here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
AUGUST
COURT.
Short Term and
Few Present,

Judge d. G. Tyler convened his
regular August term OF the Circuit
Court here Monday morning with
an unusually small crowd present.
There were no important cases on
the docket A special grand Jury
was in session AL dsv. Thad Ross
was indicted on a felony charge.
that OF check-raisine. But as Thad
has gone TO Canada wh-r. al
high finanoiers head, his fathe- viii
probably have TO pay the state s1OO
and Thad viii continue 20 enjoy
freedom.
Il is proper to state that NJ Ross
has reimbursed al hose who lost
bv the check-raising.
The grand jury spent the day on
passing upon the Persoual property
books Of the city and county as re-
turned by the commissioner. The
jury struck the usual sn7r. the IN
come tax. In the county there were
only two who returned anv income.
10 Williamsburg. outside OF those
connected with the hospital and coli
lege. two at the knitting mill and 3
persons in the city Zone. a la5v) had
an income in excess Of 81 600. Il
puzzled the grand jury how IL could
De possible that there were SO many
rich men here with no incomes.
II is The puzzle OF the s-c No in
1lctnents were returned bur several
we're peuously near. Another wear
nay see different action from a diff
ieTent jury and IL wou.d be- wei Tor
some peooi- here and J. James City
70 remember il.
Henry Hareis. Geo H3,,- and
Geo. Robinson. indicte5 tor perjury.
had their cases ccntiru-3 ana bal-d
In $500 surety each.
The reports Of w. r Branch ad-
ministrator OF NJ. T. Braoc, and
Benz S. Scott. admir.srra-o- OF
Beverly s. Scott. were confirmed.
DEGREES were rendered as follow.
Langhorne VS.. Langhorne. d,vo-c-
Gibson vs.. Gibson. divorce: Rogers
VS.. Combs. decree OF reference. tor
partition Of property: Maupin. con-
mite. vs.. Mullen. et al dissolution
Of partnership; Parker vs.. Ware.
sheriff. distribution OF funds in AL
eoander estate: A. J. and Clyde
Barres vs.. c. & o. R'y Co. Booth
vs.. Hammer. order removing case
TO United States court.
J. NJ Richardson qualified as
registrar in Powhatan district.
J. T. Binns was appointed Com
missioner OF Revenue OF the City OF
Williamsburg.
Court adjourned Tuesday nom
ing after very short and busy ses-
sion.
There were eleven attorneys n at
tendance. those from out u own
being Judge Beverly T. Cuup. OF
Richmond and O. L. Shewmake. CT
Surry. who qualified 70 practice n
this court; Major J. n. Stub5s. OF
Gloucester; Judge sgd. Smith. Of
York: Hon. NJ. n. Barnes. of New
Kent; Col. Friend and Ons Bland.
of Newport News.
TIE efO~tr rD,~lras ss,~ls , e.-,-, -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

The stock market took a Jump at
Toano last week. when DR.. Clarke,
veterinary az the Hampton Normal
School, purchased fourteen mich
COWS at prices ranging from $50 20
$50. Some Of the animals had
heard il thunder msnY summers. bat
that made no difference il seams.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
Williamsburg. Va. AUG. III
A Democrat.

Williamsburg. Va. Aug. IL
Ed. Gazette:
! do not know a man who would
more honestly or efficiently repre-
sent this district in the Legislature
than DR.. II u. Stephenson. I hope
he will be the candidate.
Business Man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

For committee J NJ. Jennings. f.
{. Stewart and John M. Richardson
York county: Mann ITO. Tucker
OF; Ellyson 1874. Cation Al; Williams
l92. CatIett 50; Brown ITS. Koiner
20.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

I'VE would appreciate il if you
viii call phone q and give US any
Pers onal or social news you may
know. Or write il out and We viii
send for Il. In this way you VII
help make The Gazette more inter
esting.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

here were several scattering
votes for different people and the
entire committee was frequently
scratched.
The vote in James City by dis
tTiCts was as follows.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

Mss Inez New. who has been at
tending the Normal at Oceana. Va.
has gone TO Edenton. n. C.. 70 visit
her Grandmother. Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Simpson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

Williamsburg, Va. Aug. II. 1909.
Editor Virginia Gazette.
The removal by death of the Hon
William K. Goffigan leaves the
Democratic party, at this writing
without nominee for the House OF
Delegates. of Virginia. from this
district. The writer does not know
what procedure viii be necessary
in order to place in nomination a
suitable person for this honorable po-
sition. The constitution and elective
laws seem to make no provision for
such an emergency. and we there
fore conclude that it is simply a
party matter. and as such Will be
regulated and controlled by the
party managers. lie. the Democratic
committees or the several counties
and cities comprising the legislative
district.
In this connection we would re-
spectfuily, but earnestly and with
great pleasure. present the name OF
Dr.. II. u. Stephenson. of James
City county. DR.. Stephenson has
a large following in his own county
and IS well and favorably known in
the other counties composing the
district. and it IS universally con
ceded that he could win in
walk" He is young. active. intel
Heent and aggressive and possesses
all Of the characteristics OF an ideal
representative.
It will be remembered that two
years ago when the the subject of
this sketch was widely and favora-
bly, spoken Of as a candidate for the
House OF Delegates. he magnani-
mously withdrew in favor of the
late VIM. E. Goffigan. to whose
CahCl0aCy ne gave ms WarmeSt sup
port
Having two large state institutions
in the district it is especially i'm
portant that We have as our represent
atlve a gentleman. who. from his
high standing and admitted ability.
would win the esteem and conf
dence OF his colleagues.
Let Stephenson be nominated and
the Democrats OF this district will
have no reason to regret il.
A Democrat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

wilkins for sergeant received IS
and lawson Al.
The following committee was
elected:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
Where to Worship Sunday


BAPTIST.
Rev. G.. S. Kennsrd.
Services every Sunday ALLAN
and 7:4S P. NJ.
EPISCOPAL.
Services every Sunday as1lA. NJ.
and s P. NJ.
METHODIST.
Rev. (. K. O6ell
Services every Sunday atll:lS A.
NJ. and Sis P. M. Sunday School
az 10 A. NJ. Wednesday nigh,
prayer meeting at Sis P. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. r. L. Walton. Pssio.,.
Services every Sunday evsring a,
s O'Clock. Sunday .otcol at l0a. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
Williamsburg Must Have Water and Sewerage Another
DR.. STEPHENSON FOR HOUSE.
Strong Demand TO Have Him Enter
Race.

The death Of Hon. w. <. COT
igan makes It necessary to select
another candidate for the House Of
Delegates TO represent New Kent.
Charles City. York. Warwick.
James City and the City Of Williams
burg.
Many leading Democrats are turn
ing to DR.. Il. u. Stephenson. Of
Toano. because they feel he is the
best qualified man in the district.
He has a stategide acquaintance. is
an indefalgabie worker. exper-
fenced in public matters and a sue
cessful physician and business man.
His position on the public school
question and public roads should
make him a favorite with all the
people. He knows the needs of
our two public institutions and is
just the man TO represent their In
terests.
DR.. Stephenson is in the race TO
stay and Will not withdraw as he d.5
out Of consideration for Mr.. GofG-
gan whom he held in high esteem
personally.
Since the above was written the
following letters from influential
Democrats have been received with
the request that we publish them:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12

Sryker. West and Wynne were
voted for for committeeman.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-12
STONEHOUSE DISTRICT

For committee r. K. Taylor.
Iilden Wright and G. P. Sweeney
POWHATAN DISTRTCr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

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in ben part elm.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-05

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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-30
BEGINNING OF The end

Free materials the beginning of the end OF the
Tobber tariff and yet the advocates Of material occupy
assaabe protection ground The whole idea Of the protec
tive tariff in its inception build TIP struggling manufacturing
establishments until they could and supply
market 1t plain pkesta therefore, that tariff upon
raw products only to that extent ytated and nued the tariff
the finished product the American forced
to pay for his material than the foreigner the latter might
be able to invade the market spite OF the tariff upon the finished
product The benefit the producer Of the product
thought to have been sufficient by creating home demand for
his produce by the establishment Of factories work up into the
finished goods This protection argument and upon this
President Taft has taken his stand 1t followed logical
conclusion by President Garfield and others who asserted they av
ored that system of protection which ultimately led free trade
And there any other logical basis for protective tariff
The sandpatters Of the Hepburn stripe but emulate the system
OF the Chinese in building wall keep foreigners and foreign
commerce The logical OF Heybus the abolish
ment Of international trade So therefore the demand for free
materials essentially demand for tariff system
the protection OF infant industries with full knowledge that it
viii ultimately lead to the adjustment OF the tariff upon the finished
product and that the infants sometime become full grown and
self-suaning
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-30
FREE HIDES

The fight for free hides to be virtually It has been
made BY behalf OF the Independent tanners and leather men
the packers combine alias the beef working through
the osbe representatives Of the cattle the Milwaukee
Sentinel
TIL big packers have sewdy affected Indifference 1t was bad
tactics to let the hand monopoly be So the cattle interests
were nut forward to pull cests off the fire and the dear peo
pie be fooled with the idea that the hides duty protected
the farmers
With the big packers in approximate control OF the cattle mark
ct complete control OF domestic hides their bproduc the
farmers interest plea should have deceived child
Consider for example these figures After years oper-
alton Of TIE hides duty the price OF packer hides had gone up
IfgO) some per and the price of cattle had down
some per cent Where did the farmers and ocnen come m
Evidently the packers hogged the profit OF the duty their
by1roduct as of course they would
The ndpen industries in fair way to secure their right
- do business with fair field and favor and the consumers OF
st ri the removal of tax raised prices lowered quail
t For most which let the public thank the intelligent resoute
an,nan OF the OF the independent companies against %
ar nonol and the good tacu vet firm and massive
persistence OF President Taft behalf Of his big constituency the
American people at large
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-07-30
IDAHO'S DISGRACE AT SEATTLE

The hmiatng failure proper exhibit OF the products
LOT Idaho the Seattle fair continues to be subject OF comment II
the press and Governor Brady coming for hard
lin the The clear vsioned and painpeang Lewiston
Tribune presents the follows
Mr. McKnay appointed by Gov Brady commissioner OF the
Idaho exhibit the Seattle fair has made statement OF the situation
The Tribune entirety except discussion OF his laundry
effort dscredt the administration OF Gov Brady which may be
knows the contrary and that has nothing
do with the No dscredt Governor Brady
the other hand known that discred him. That
of his critics possibly encompass Has Governor Brady
brought credit dcred upon himself and upon the OF Idaho
through his administration of the funds entrusted him for
pendmre behalf Of the states representation at Seate That
question that surely itself without the nepOstion OF
his critics opponents That expenditure the thirty
thousand dollars and in all human probability there will be deficits
pay esdes this thirty thousand dollars the has been
brought point where officials and citizens camOng
have the building closed order that further humiliation
be brought upon the the and people Such IS
the record stands record made by Governor Brady and by
his henclmen
Ii grievous mistake the public large has
any purpose any desire dcredt Mr. Brady There IS perhaps
the in Office office, who has been treated
with much enency and tolerance he has been II there
dscreng him his critics and opponents need only
the OF this state for all the material the most Fndcve mind
could ask.
One need perhaps go further than that appointment Of Mr.
McKy by Gov Brady made in the face OF specific prohibition by
law if the purpose were dscedit any But the supreme
the hopeless puerty puny ocian conception that the
revOves around places and spo1 and IN its time
heng to get someone else the soft All the
its entirety for these paeen protect itself from their
ntgues and their crushing scandals and takes little thought
fortunately for who gets the jobs Ii the state cared
quite the gang. office would not be there 1t IS
the plane which the its public life IS brought by such
hold office and that the people concerned
and the OF them or OF the party under whose wing
they shelter The Bradys and Mcknays would smell just
loudly other within other party They
would bring the reproac upon the and the time
have exactly kind OF defenders and partisan long
they wheewh enlist defenders and partsans
they under other any other brand OF politics