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The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
BOY STILL MISSING
Parents and Police Seour Belle lsie
for Willie Cott.

Willie Cott, the S-year-old lad who
failed to return home from st. He'd.
wigs Sunday school picnic az Belle
Isle. Tuesday, is still missing All day
Thursday. his parents searched the
Island, IN company with two police
officers, looking everywhere for traces
OF the lad. but they returned AZ night.
tired out. and without a clue to his
hereabouts. Willie lives at No. 81
Weeson-ave
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

suit has been SroGt Improvement in
the lnctcal product The opinion. he
says, Will not deter him I'm the cam
paign for pure milk. II the farmers
refuse To live up TO the regulations.
Or. Kictcr's inspectors viii be right
on the job when the milk enters
the city and Will dump into the
sewers all that docs not come up 10
standard.
Judge Connolly disposed Of three eases,
Thurs'iny nfiernn"n, Ia have clenr
ncld for the Dr. g. Il. Boyalian muir
der trial which Is expected TO be a
long drawn out affair Otto Sylves-
ter was convicted Of breaking and
entering a shed and stealing several
chickens. He was promptly sem
tonced TO serve six months In the
workhouse William n. Kleinow,
convicted several weeks ago OF pass
ing forged checks for small amounts.
was given similar sentence, Thurs
day, and Robert smith. convicted or
stealing $50 from a roommate. was
about TO be sentenced. when Parole
Agent Ncnn recommended that he be
Connolly parolcd the young man for
two years
Pope Plus sent greetings from the
vatican I'm Rome Ia the Rev. John
ItIadowolSki. pastor or st JoSafat q
church. who Thursday celebrated the
twenty-nfth Anniversary OF his or
dination To the priesthood Among
tho church dlRnitaries- present at the
through the evening, were the RI
Rev. John = Foley. OF Detroit:
Bishop Eloda, Of Chicago, and Bishop
kOudelka. OF Cleveland besides
priests from practically all of the
parishes OF Detroit diocese. Several
battalions from Catholic organiza-
tions In the city tircd saiutes in honor
or the priest The priests OF the dio-
Cese held a reception for Father
John" In the evening ana preso nted
him with d handsome gold chalice,
inlaid with gems.
city Treasurer Koch will endenvor TO
bring nbout a change In the method
OF paying election inspectors and
clerks before the next election oC-
ours At the present time. a list is
sent In from each election precinct
and one from the counting board on
which are shown tho names OF all
those n-tnok- part In the election
and count and the amounts duo them.
This has been far from an ideal plan
as instances have been known where
the checks were called for by per
sons not entitled to them. In each
instance the city treasurer has had
To stand the loss. Il will ask the
election commissions tn issue cards to
be signed bF the chairman OF each
election district and given TO the
inspectors and clerks" SAYS Koch
I'm that way, each man will have to
present his card before he can get
his pay The chairman will also
have to certify that the time was
actually put in as called for That
is the only way that this office can
he protected against unscrupulous
persons who may misreprcsent them
selves and get the pay coming TO
some one else"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
Corpornt tfon Counsel HaIIy has given IN
opinion that the city health depnrt-

ment has no power to license farm
ers who live outside the city and sell
their milk TO local dealers. if the sale
and delivery take place outside the
city limits For some months past.
Health Officer Kiefer has compelled
the farmers supplying Detroit with
milk 20 take out licenses and tho re-
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
John Burke, who was badly scnlded
nbout the right Lee by sIippIng into

vat OF hot water IN tho Detroit
Creamery cos plant Tuesday night.
and who lay all uiSht on the floor
without medical attendance. died I'm
ST Mary's hospital. Thursday after
noon. Coroner Burgess. after inves-
tigating the ease, decided that alco-
holism had much to do with tho
mans death though the shock from
the severe scalds was a factor.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Burton Coilvrr, the weIl-knoWn local
imprerariO and concert manager an
prominently mentioned in theatrical
circles as being the one the Shuberts
have In mind 10 manage tho new
Garrlck theater. IN case they do not
decide to bring a manager from New
York The thcatet viii be open Tor
first class productions Ia the old
Whitney theater on Griswold IN
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
The members Of the Adcraft club viii
give nn rxcmrsIon TO Put-In-Dny snt-

urday, on the steamer Frank l.
KIRBY. They viii meet the Cleveland
advertising men there ana q baseball
game ard athletic competitions VIII
take place The Cleveland club VIII
return to Detroit with the local club
and Sunday morning the Buffalo ad-
vertising men VIII arrive for days
visit The three clubs Will take din
nor Sunday In Log Cabin Inn
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
The IayinE Of the cornerstone of the
new Beth Jncob synngogue, ON Mont

calm-st., bctWoen Nastings and St.
Antoine-sts Will take place July ,.
with appropriate ceremonies. The
congregation was organized 80 years
ago with 10 Deople. and since that
time IL has grown to such proper
tions that the building erected IS
years ago at Hastings and Montcalm-
SITS. Is inadequate TO accommodate
the congregation Work was begun
on the new building April Is
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
Conrad OIIcnbrook nnd Walter Peek.
Insane patlents who, with two other

patients. were being transferred from
the Pontiac asylum to Dr. Klein
psyehopathic institute In Ann Arbor.
escaped from their keepers at the
Interurban waiting room. Thursday
night Ollcnbrook Is stu at large,
but Peck. who lived at No. 1886 Grat-
iot-ave.. was arrested near his home
hv Patrolman Flick Pecks wife
pointed him out 10 the officer.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
The trustees of the Detroit college hnN =
offered three free schOlarships 60 be

awarded by competitive examination,
IN take place saturday june 26, In
the college on Jefferson ave. Each
applicant must have been a pupil OF
n paroChial school OF the diocese OF
Detroit during the whole OF the cur
rent school year. ana no school VIII
be awarded more than one scholar
ship. The scholarship will cover the
entire course OF hiGi school and cot-
lege.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
A lone burglar wns surpriHed while mt
work In the residence of Herman L..

Gabell, No. $50 second ave, Thurs
day evening, when Mrs. Gabell and
her brother returned home after sew
eral hours absence. AS they entered
the side door. the prowler ran out OF
the back door. jumped the fence, and
made his escape. He had taken only
81 in cash. as far as could be learned,
and n quantity OF icwelry and silver
ware was untouched. Garfield sta
tion patrol wagon was called. but
could get no trace OF the burglar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
WANT PRIZE ESSAY
To Be ABOLISHED

CHARLOTTESVILLE Special
Alu-morle Chapter so 8. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. held
its February meeting February 18th
and adopted tae following statement.
The Albemarle Chapter does not
accept Miss Boysous essay as being
"a fair estimate OF General Robert r
Lee by ans person acquainted with the
facts of history.
This chapter deeply regrets that
when recommending this essay foI
the prize. as being the best submitted
DR.. Alderman and Dr. smith did not
a. that time call attention % it's mis-
statements. and thus have spared
themselves much harsh criticism ana
the imputation by some o. disloyalty
% General Lee bon which imputation
this chapter does not Tor one moment
share.
our delegates 20 the next General
Convention should be- instructed 20
urge q repeal OF this prize as being
an unnecessary and mistaken effort
ia behalf OF the Souths history
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

lated into boarding houses in quiet
streets.
Then also IL IS antic ipated there viii
~ the greatest influx OF nie-famished
office seekers seen In Washington
since 1897. the year OF McKinley's first
inauguration. which marked the re-
rirement OF the second Democratic ad-
ministration since the Civil war. NJ Is
hoped and argued by tie more hungry
pf the place hunters thar there vii
be- a new deal under Tart and that
many o. the Roosevelt apnoinfees viii
have o. Co out MANY an aspiring
citizen nrmly believes that his pres
cnce az the Inauguration will mate
rally advance his prospects for recog-
milton % the new administration The
biggest gang OF Office seekers I'm a gen
Grafton viii De In Washington on the
fth of March Then IL should not be
forgotten that notable feature of the
great show VIII be the actual passing
into private citizenship of Theodore
Roosevelt CURIOSITY as 90 how SO eN-
traordinary AN event Can occur without
theatrical incident OF some kind is
lending peculiar interest to The con-
temptation OF the change at The White
House
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
no DISEASE IN
VIRGINIA OYSTER
C0MEISsIONERS AFTER CAREFUL
INVESTIGATION OF STATE
nEDS PREPARE REPORT.
ARE PERFECTLY HEALTHY
Eeai1k Department Give Out State
useEt Of Result 81 Investigation
szts SaHitary Condition Free
Prem Contamination

EECHkOND. NA-specia a.
q FREEMAN and Dr. Meade Ferguson.
rhc WeFe deputed IS the state De-
pz-r1msut q Health ~ make ar in-
1esEfESfhCE ~ the Fanitarr conditions
~ rae oysssr industry. have returned
- ne cltF and are preparing their
rsssort for fAe Health COln1issloDer.
raey L.ft The rify or February ID
60 koSfd fhe Commodore marry ~
sssif the various oyster beds ~ TIE
ksate zne 70 ascertain whether fiie
e. S1ers noW supplied Virginia mar
kfts Here taken from proper beds and
sere NnlpDec ln 1ealraF coalition
They gleltec ali fhe important oyster
districts - The TIdeH1ter section and
rutsecxeo nssps specimens ~ oysters.
The folJoEfBs statement on ne sub
iect Nas gwen Our ~ The Health De-
pertnaenTs
Tie invest cations made by rep
resentAfiFes from tbis department
81 90 that the essteTn supplies 10
ElSfkel 81 the state are ir ne main
heztlhy end free from contamination
81 us0sf inEt3Nces. there Al absoi uteis
30 eneNz5o1 but that the oysters are
- - perfectly healthy condition when
tnken from fbe water in oHly e few
pSzances conditions appee Eet uDsaf-
ssfactory. As soon a. rLe t1eferi'
toeieaI work Is completed and re
szcts are establishes. stEDS VIII b.
faken 20 correct any ccDditjons yrofes
1n1anitary. The fDli text q the re-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
HINTS ABOUT thu HAIR
THAT WILL HELP

Many believe thar when the hair
Us falling the use OF tonics viii stop
a. t.is is a mistake. q tonic cannot
prevent the hair already loose from
FALLING anr more than a leaf can DE
fastened back into IT'S place on "A tree
tt applying fertilizers 10 the roots
hrt tle scalp cam De- so in,icorafed
By proper massage that the follicles
500 srcrste rhe oils as they should.
an' the rrW hairs viii NOT fau
TT Us always advisable 70 cut oil very
ioh- lalr when be- begins 20 IAN
The strength then goes lrto the
l"n-tn hat IS len. giving ir new
a-e more Vigorous growth
Hair that is uneven is uot usher.
neither is ms unrteun,ss sign of bad
condition.
Or ls only that hair that is the least
inclined to De- Vatg or IS fine srd
SOFT that flies much more tlan Ola
heavy locks'
small loul- OBJ laudolinr b-ni ON
the dress ine table and ust el.ck
passed over the hair afte- tr.ssiu,.
"hl help. and tile .uvislbi- uet I.4r
oe "orn when once does NOT need "a ..iI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

from Office it viii De- GO his own Volt
uCu lie fhen reitsrates many OF the
charges hc made during his trial be-
fore the Legislature of driving his
political opponents ont of Office. and
of having much 20 do in the election
% their successors
Pc pleads with his friends 90 re-
member what he has done for the
people OF Texas and how he has Ia
bored iu the Democratic ranks for
MANY years and how De cleared him
self of the charges made against him
PIE concludes by derouucinE the enc
mics as desneradoes who are trying
to shoe, up the followers OF Bailey
The announcement has created a SEN
satiCn iu Texas political circles
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
LANsON'> COPPER
NINE IL SHUT DOWN

BOSTON. MASS -Special-T. W.
Ia sons copper mine. Trinity. has
shuf doan and orders have been re-
cei .ed ro handle uo more ore untn
prices are better. Alr Lawson accom-
panied notice OF the shutdown with
an announcement OF 900 words.
dwelling upon the merits of the prop
erfy aud its great future. and assert
ing that &c is Trinity's policy not 20
sell metal under Il cents a pound.
Mr Lawson expressed the belief that
the metal can be sold la April at IA IL
TO - cents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

MONEY
loans

20 YOU own YOUR HONEc II NOT
is- Ia Suy az buld sou one DO you
rye DEBTS ther are annoying ECIr
u g.. lef Us lend you Tie money 20
pzy then DO you pay reut- u So.
nDW long have sou been q renter 3
Elad you paid on tie purchase Cf g
kCEe the money you have paid rent
IN seven and q half Years. you would
kxss pad for IT, calculate a. and
49, We Eill lend you any amount
fruu SEQ 10 Sll0e0 Cu country or
cry property. mills factories.
ctETrhes. farms. ETC. give sou .
ysArE 70 repay the same. uitl only
grS per cent simple interest re-
ts1Cel yearly. you repay S 90 Ter
meath On eact 500 borrowed. or
yoz can paw quarterly semi-annual-
~ O. annually. anc car Iay al a.
Gny tine and stop the interest
A55ress. TIE NATIONAL HOME
PURCHASING ASSOC iATl ion. INC
81 ArDericar National Bank Bldg
Richmond. Va AGENTS wanted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
BAILEY REITRRATEs
HE WILL NOT RESIGN

GALVESTON Tx Special -sen-
ator Joseph W. Bziiey. after a long
silence. has again broken out ln a
TRADE ~ the Texas people who OPP
posed his connections with me Stan
1ard Oh trust and writes 70 Intimate
friends fcr 2cblicafion letter ln
which - says be NOS only has no
idea q resixning ria seat in the Sen
ate. Duf that be proposes being a can
didafe for reelection when bis term
e. iree. ard that whenever De refirfs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

port will be made public as soon =.
Il Is completed.
The Health Department IS we'll
satisfied with the results 81 the in
vestigatiCD and Is sure that pern.a-
nent good va result 90 the OYSTER
industry from TIC publication % the
iSctS II = probable that the Health
department viii recommend 10 the
next legislature thSt authority be
given for the closing ~ any oyster
beds where contamination may be
found"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
II aADE DAUGHTER
At KicHTY-THREE YEARS

f.YNCFBURG. - Special - Through
the efforts - Mrs. W. NJ. Strother. re-
gent OF the Lynchburg Chapter. ID. A
K. which IS just being organized. Mrs
Marian FOntaine Cabell Henry Tyree.
the only living granddaughter OF
Patrick Henry. has become an active
member of the chapter Mrs. Tyree
Is eighty three years OF age. and Is a
resident OF This city. Mrs. Tyree was
born az the old Henry home. as was
Mrs SirOther. though many years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
TO RAISE SI.000.O00 FOR
GREAT WOAAN'S CLUB

WASHINGTON. u. Special -
Prominent women Ia the Official and
social sets OF the capital have under
consideration plan % raise 81 900 900
for the purchase OF erection OF build
.ne ~ be used Tor the home Of great
womaus club. similar 20 the women .
clubs 81 New York and Chicago. Those
interested I'm the plan say the money
viii be- subscribed within the next
few weeks. when the project VIII take
more definite form
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
INAUGURATION
A COSTLY AFFAIR
VISITORS To WASHINGTON on
MARCH ain WILL FINR IN
HORBITtNT DEMANDS
ON THEIR FINANCES
TO BE FINEST IN HISTORY
Extensive Preparations Now Being
Made for Pompou> Display once
seekers Heck Co the Capital.

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The inaugural hall for vtf.r f,s
warm -rorn0fers ar. now engaged f.,
Efforts 10 Obtain tha greatest rls..l.i.
amount of free. advertising v.ni .,...f.
r-rps.chorean festivities an g. Der --i-.-
pei ut The iielt fantastic to- M. 6ts
IS ~ help Tile patriotic citizens az
Washington uav for The band srl -ba
bunting But the bali win 80 I,.,s-
felle ~ expense oof.rared frssr. er,r,
total az the inaueu-sfion visiro- ,,bo
viii come here expecting 10 han. me
riue % his life As FAR as frsf-class
accommcdations 20. the irauglir.+ior
event VIII De q rich mans arai- m
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
W DRESSMAkER.

Isn't She Nily2
You can't catch her
She simply VIII not boz suited
Size IS bound to love your opposite.
Perhaps you are blessed with a Tor
a.. flesh
She is in d panic until you ruin
YOURSELF Cor new stays.
Naturally you'd reason from this
thar She adored the slender.
Not so. The slender sister IS told
that her figure needs building IA.
After comparing notes a group a
women in assorted sizes decided that
the cannF dr-ssmakers made a roli.v
OF dieapprovlne OF figures in order 10
explain possible shortcomings OF her
art anC artisans.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
German Breakfast Cake.

one quart -four. two feasnoopf ,,ls
baking powder. two tablasnoonfnl
sugar. one tablespoonful butter ono
ttaspoc nful ground cinnamon. little
sall. Mix all the dry ingredients to-
Sether, rub in the butter IN add
enough sweet milk 10 make soft
dough. Roll into TWO sheets pur i'm
PIE tins. allowing 20 come uD on side
Attle- sprinkle with sugar. cinnamon
ana OTIS OF butter Bake and serve
hot
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
VIRGINIA GAVE sI,I2I.as
TO ITALIAN SUFFERERS

RICHMOND. Special.-Ashland
Baptist Church has forwarded 70 j.
Taylor Ellyson a check for $945 for
the Italian earthquake sufferers
Mr.. EllysOn az once forwarded the
remittance 10 the National Red Cross
Society OF New York, and the total
which mas been forwarded by MIR FL
Tyson as coming from voluntary con-
tributOns on the part % the DeOple
OF the State az large. regardless of
the activities OF local solicitors.
reaches Sl.l21-20.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
WHO WAKFS MA,

---fy morning I ara walked
- M big brother Ted.
ben ! tickle Tommy toes
tii h- rolls out OF bed
sister Nan calls Brother Ted.
Ani ,h- Is reused To- pa.
f "'6-s liu no half-rast G.
SD" nha cn earth wakes MAJ
-littsburg SUI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
WOnaan's Department

~ Tor two hours. or until the quantity
oi liquor does not exceed two quarts
fut INTO colander and press the peas
through with spoon. Fry two or
three slices of stale bread in butter
untl brown. scatter IN the soup i'm the
tureeu
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
Cheap Fruit Cake.

one cup OF butter. brown sugar. mo-
lasses and sweet milk. three cups OF
nonr. one pound each az raisins and
cuFiants. one teaspoonful each of
ground cloves. cinnamon. nutmeg and
soda. one tablespoonful OF brandy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

The dahlia owes its name to the
botanist, Professor Dahl. who 6rst eul-
tiyated H.
Among the wilder tribes OF the eau
casus. every child is taught to use
the dagger almost as soon as he can
walk. The children first learn 10 stab
water without making a splash. and
by incessant practice acquire aA ex-
traordinary command. over the weapon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
J>EFUL RECIPES.
d. 81 - SOM.

o-- gallon of water. one quart OF
soaked split peas. half a pound of salt
lors. .r- pound OF beef Put over the
tire --asoning with salt and pepper.
celery salt srlpiCant curry powder.
ma-torsm or savoy. let 10 boil slow
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
ROOFING.

IA EOoFING i NOT INJURED BY
E-ctcR. steam Cr any kln1 ~ cu-rl-
rA-luE fumes AftMITAEE MANU-
EACICFISG COMpANE. Riclmont.
a. 4znutaCtlrers 90 Aspla. t--D.
EzArE NEr-lsE. Roof PANTS. knn1rE
S&FE-a Obs. Rooms and Paving
t-Ich etc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

me terribly 2 had
5 n a y. : h Cofin 3
pains. changing 10 "a
dun. dracEing ache
7 could not stand for
any length Of time
and my back hurt me
when / sat down. Ny
feet and ankles We're
badly swollen every
en- in {. and my
stomach was out 81
order poaE s Kid
ney Pills cured me
OF these troubles en-
1902 and for fv.
&c.,.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
loolle> Nitl,ont -.

cne cup of butter. two cups OF SUI
-aI. one cup OF milk. two teaspoons
"aAlhS powder. one tablespoonful Of
cafa"ay seed mix yer, SOFT and hake
as Onc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
PEANTT MARkKT.

PETERSBURG. VA PEANUTS
spanlEh.-1Iarket steady ~ sTsc Der
bushei Nirginias-agarket firm az 2
p &c. FOR fancy stock. machine pick
81 ZIGZ4c snelling stock. ZnZtc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

aiier Mrs. I}ree. Mrs. Tyree. despite
nor great age. is exhibiting a remark
able amount of interest in The new
chapter. and SHE hopes 80 be IN Wash
ington 40 The neAt congress.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
BACK GAVE OUT.
4 Typical Case Of Kidney Trouble and
a Typical Cnrc.

Mrs Chloe Pare. OF 5tO Pitt :,
AloNandria. Va. saws. wv hack hnr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

FRENCH SHAN CLEANING. DYE
ina - sample. Buttons made 70 or
Der. Ostrich feathers cleaned. curled
And dyed. SO cts "A IOCCAE :.
rs a. Mzin s. Phone 24lS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
HAIR GOODS.

- THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
N hA1r dressing. AL kinds % hair
81 hAn1 CT made 20 order Comb e -
$3.50 t1to switches. pom PAD c lrs
RCEn, etc Satisfaction E1aranrt-d
ADSEEs 2os North Third So E4ch-
HcDG Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
r. FNGTNTN. SAW MILLS

EoILKRS. ENGINES. saw MILLS
AND "A OOD-MORhlNG Mac HIN
Kay. BELTfNG. PClLENS. HANG
KRIS AND SHAFTlNG BOUGHT
AND SOLD GASOLINE ENGINES
FOR Al PURPOSES. ALL Ala
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RICHMOND. VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25
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SkSTED-AG ENTS TO WRITE
HeAlth and Accident Insurance.
Rstlers make from $50 70 $50 per
unoRtA $4,000 guarantee fund de-
peaite6 With Treasurer Of Virginia
A6tress Manager els y. 9Th St.
EtcAmcnd. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

PAINTS. OILs AND GLASS
xEAns PANT & GLASS CO. RICH
RnAA Va. Household Paints. OILS.
Rf0Gr STAINS. Floor WAY Brushes.
3Enzz t4u kinds. A. Erzesl. sash.
seeCrH and Blinds
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-02-25

RICHMOND COLLIE kENNELS.
PEDIGREED COLLIE PUPPIES. SA-
ole and ~hitc. Bred right and are
rsEht Elueribbon stock $40 See
fhen- -. J. STRAIN Aechanics-
vflte Farm. Richmond. W.