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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Orchard a wilhelm Carpet Company
Announces

that their buyer made a special trip to
New York to attend the auction sale held
by the United Manufacturer of Upholster-
ing Goods and Portieres, April 10 and a.
This ls the first auction Of this kind ever
held In America Goods 20 the value of
a quarter Of 9 million dollars were sold.
The goods were all new. consisting of a
surplus stock OF this seasons manufacture.
We bought 50 lots OF portieres, yard goods
and couch covers at from one-third to one
half their regular price. These goods will
be on snow Thursday, Friday and satur-
day, not only IN our windows. but also In
the dTapery department
They will be sold Monday morning. Nav
], at s o'clock, &C corresponding reductions
from their regular value. To buyers de-
string bargains this Is the best opportunity
we have ever offered in portieres, yard
goods and couch covers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Money Raised for
the ~Saengerfest
Two Thousand Dollars Already Col.
lected by the Omaha
Hotel Men.

The Omaha Hotel Keepers and Restau-
rant Keepers associations of Omaha have
already raised 5000 for the quadrennial
meeting Of the National Saengerfest society
to convene in Omaha in July 1910. The
total guaranty fund for all purposes is
siS.O 900, which is to be raised by May 10.
The ommitte in charge is confident that
the sum will be raised without difficulty.
The Omaha hotel men feel a little elated
over the success thus far in meeting their
spportionment of the guaranty fund, par
ticularly in view of the fact that the hotel
men at st. Paul In 1906 raised but $3.50 for
the National Saengerfest meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
BIG SALE OF FURNISHINGS.
The Ir~In-PhiIIips Go. Sells ia Hay
den Bros. Entire stock of
Muslin Underwear
AND SURPLUS OF OTHER FURNISH,

AND SURPLUS OF OTHER FURNISH
INGS.
Values surprising any ever before Of
fered in this city.
The Irwin Phillips company Of Keokuk.
Ia, probably one OF the best known job
bers OF mems and ladies' furnishings and
manufacturers OF ladies' muslin underwear
in the west, decided TO discontinue the
manufacture Of muslin underwear, and we
secured their entire stock OF made gar
ments and materials for cash al a tremen-
dous bargain.
In addition to this we secured their en-
tire surplus stock Of mems and ladies
hosiery. knit underwear. mems and boys
shirts, mems and ladies' neckwear. menu
and ladies umbrellas and gloves-all new
spring goods-snd will offer the entir,
stock, beginning Saturday. at the creates
bargain prices ever known on high quality
underwear and furnishings. See window
displays. Don't fail 10 look over these Of
ferings Saturday. Watch Friday evening
papers for particulars and prices.
HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
ARNOLD K0ENIG PULLS OUT OF
RACE IN FAVOR OF CRAIG
Withdraw s from His Filing and Asks
His Friends to support the
Republican Nominee,

Arnold Koenig, who filed a petition in
support of his candidacy for the office OF
city engineer, has withdrawn, and will
support George W, Craig for the position.
II would like to say to my friends that
I am grateful for their support and en-
couragement. but ! consider Mr.. Craig the
logical man for the place, and want to
urge that all who would have voted for
me vote for him said Mr.. Koenig when
he announced his withdrawal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Do Not Show Your Age
in Your Complexion
BY DOROTHY VIM
(From San Francisco Examiner)


What woman would not look young II
she had a clear, soft complexion.
Perhaps the most wonderful skin treat
ment is one of the most simple. DIR
Takka Quoido, Japan's famous Skin
specialist. gives San Francisco womer
the following advice:
Yes, we never grow old in Japan
mean the women's faces never show age
All Japanese women use mayatone dis,
solved in witchhazel, and massage tho
solution thoroughly into the face, mech
and arms once or twice a day. This treat
ment Is absolutely harmless even TO 4
bsby's skin and gives wonderful results
removing all manner of facial blemishes
1t also prevents the growth OF hair. Yol
never saw a Japanese woman with hall
on her face.
Take a small original package Of may.
atone and dissolve IL all in eight ounces
of ~witchhszel. and you are supplied with
this aid TO youth"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
UNCLE SAM PRESSES CASES
Department of Justice sends Special
Examiner 10 Hasten Prose-
cutfOn.

= That the Department OF Justice is deter
mined to bring all cases now pending on
the federal court dockets for the Omaha
division in which the United states Is
plaintiff TO a speedy hearing is manifest
in the presence Of Special Examiner d.
Harris of the department from Washing
ton at the federal building. Examiner
Harris has been engaged for several days
looking up the status OF all United States
cases in both the circuit and district
courts, and will shortly submit his report
to Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
English Wipes Out
Blue Law Gases
County Attorney Dismisses Indict-
ments Against Tobacco Dealers
Who Sold on Sunday.

County Attorney English has moved 70
dismiss the indictments found against forty
or more tobacconists and grocers charged
will selling tobacco to minors. Nolles were
entered in Judge Sears docket Wednesday
morning. Two men were tried on this
charge some time ago and in each case the
jury found for the defendants. The county
attorney determined convictions could not
he secured because the only evidence was
that of police officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
THREE MORE LARGE GIFTS
Two Donate Five and One
Three Hundred Dollars 90 Child
savin Institute.

Large subscriptions from Lee-Glass-An-
dresser. Paxton & Gallagher and "A
friend" swelled the amount Of the Child
Saving institute fund to over sS1y 900 Tues
day. Many smaller subscriptions were also
received. in fact, more thar any other
one day. The First Baptist Sunday school
sent in s6174, which was raised Sunday.
Subscriptions may be 'phoned to headquar-
tiers, Douglas N6l. But two more days OF
the campaign remain and effort is being
made to reach the desired S7b.0o o
Additional subscriptions were:
Previously acknowledged, including
the S25, 900 made conditional on Sc
curing the whole amount bV
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Building Permits.

j, A. Abbott. Thirty-fourth street and
MWo9i" Naisen TSiir dsif,h uw wa s9;VoD'
streets. frame dwelling. $500; Mrs. Pearle
r. Brady, 1906 Poppleton avenue. frame
dwelling, 81, 200; ]. p. Bacon, Twenty-fourth
and Saratoga streets. frame dwelling,
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

Christian Science Lectures.
Judge Septimus j. Hanna. c, s. D., OF
Colorado Springs, Colo, a member of the
board Of lectureship OF the First Church
OF Christ, Scientist. Boston, Mass, will
deliver q lecture at Boyd's opera house
Thursday. April 20, at s p. m. All are in
vited. Admission free. No collection,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29
Desperate shnotInr

pains in the chest require quick trestmen;
With DIR. Kings New Discovery. Prevents
pneumonia 6c and 500. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

Quick Action for Tour M~oney-Yeu get
that BY using The Bee advertising columns
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-29

Brnndeis stores Oner Great Bargains
Next saturday.
$50 SILK Suits for sl2I

NeNt SatuFuhy'
$50 Silk Suits for $3.50
Saturday We place on sale 800 women's
suits made of silk Messaline, Rajah and
Shantung silk. The window display on
18th street is attracting great attention.
More announcements later.
Saturday is the sale,
J. L. BRANDEIs g. SONS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
WIRELESS SEARCH FOR
JOHN JACOB ASTOR

NEW YORK Special The great
est wireless search ever instituted Was
under wav Nov. is for the Nourmahal,
the Yacht on which Colonel John ia
cob Aston and his son. vincent seven
teen years old. were cruising IN West
Indian waters when the terrific hur-
ricane OF last week swept the CSrls-
bean and Atlantic. a wireless net
was drawn over the waters In
which colonel Astor may be Al the
request OF friends % the missing mill
Nonaire. the United wireless Company
sent out messages 90 all steamships
requesting immediate news Of inc
NourmahaI. which left kingston be
tween November SIN and Notem per
1Urh as FAR as Isl know %. AT the
same time that these messages were
Flashed out the United States Govern
r1eut ordered the algonquin 20 Tea ~
+ san joan. Porto Rico, and take up the
search for the NourmahaL
Mrs Astor declared that she hao
no anxiety for her former husband 81
i her son before she sailed Tor i-H. 'i.
f Wednesday. The lack of news from the
NourmahaI has served to increase lh.
fears OF the vessel >tar--. A--it
craft were wrecked n} lne l.t'.' ..t
ricane. Every Nessei in west i''.t.
waters was takiuE a part n th'
search. according 90 atNces rccelt ed
Ht Air. A~rnrs friends.
Tho Hamburg American liner Frin
August Wilhelm. which arrived
from KINGSTON Jamaica. SAW nothing
|of the Nourmahll she was in wire
less communication with the Frin
Joachim and the latter. also, ha
r.a~d nothing OF thc m isslng Nesse
OHcers OF the August Wilhelm EaF
Ia as their opinion that any zach
like the Nourmahal would Dee in graN
gen iu such r. storm as swept oft
the West Indies. The Prinz w i
helm had 20 remain az anchor 10
t,venty-fOur hours outside ot Nins'
ton during the height oi the hurr
came.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
INVOKE STATUTE
OF LIMITATIONS
sugar Trust Officials Rely On Judge
Hollis Decision 10 Save Them
From Prosecution.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. - Special -
Al the very beginning OF its renewed
activity against the Sugar Trust Presi-
dent Tafts administration nov nnds
itself SERIOUSLY ham oered In IL EFFORTS
90 bring the suspected offenders 20
Justice According 20 Information OBJ
tained from official sources. the Gov
ornnaent Is now aware that a success
ful prosecution or the men higher %
TIA ths sugar Trust VIII be impossible
unti3 the Supreme Court OF the United
states has passed on the decision re-
Gently rendered hy Judge Holt. Of the
southern District OF New YORK
should the Supreme Court uphold
Judge Holts interpretation or the
operation OF the statute OF Limitations
there will be practically no method o'
bringing the big men" OK the uus'
f 20 account.
IL is not expected that the supreme
Court will render speedy decision
50 that I'm any event. the Govern
ments hands VIII be tied for sometime
10 come.
I AS Judge Hollis decision acted onl
I the question OF the relation OF litiEa
uous to charges % conspiracy an.
NOT 90 those OF fraud. the little OF
lenders the employees, wno are guilL
Ior rerIsterinc false weignts and record
ling underraIuatlOus. can Dee plnisne
without hindraure. But the trust ON
irials who are under suspicion. accord
INK 90 the most recent Information, or
SAFE until the supreme Court Pa
handed down "a decision reversing %
Iruuug made by Jud-e Holt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
LARGEST POLICIES
OF LIFE INSURANCE

KANSAS CITY. MO. Special. Insur-
ance OF Sl.5O0.0O0 has been applied t'r
on the life OF Cfeorge r. Nlchol--on, orr
tv-nine years old. "a cement nia -l.-.-
comuanles OF which DE is head lne-f-
AMOS mon SAY this t- the largest amour
OF life insurance ever Sought I'D. N-
nm. -f-n. anon fn- life OF one uersU b..
After twenty five physicians Ae eN-
4nfnea Mr. Nicholson they al cl4f e
rn..f AGENTS OF the compauir- aid tlr
noIicies FOR Sl.500.0o0 uu alhtedi}
would be issued.
arr.adv has S2Z5. 900 insurance on rlS
e,re. so that when the policies Tor =
500 600 are issued pc viii have neA ts
s.. 00G. 600 Insurance
mo appiication for this atditiona.
. Insurance. L. made by the lola Fort -i"n
Cement Company and the united lN.N
sas Portland Cement Company. These
companies are 20 be the beneaciAtlc-
when he dies.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
CUMBERLAND'S ANCHOR
FOUND N TIE ROADS

NEWPORT NEWS. Special
One ~ the anchors OF the Ola Fede-
raj frigate Cumberland. which was
rammed and sunk by the Confederate
ironcIad Merrimac in Hampton Roads
in 1854 was found in the roads Nov
18th hy forces % the Chesapeake
ard Ohio Railway Company and haul
ed up on a barge. Attached 90 the an
Choir are two lengths - anchor chain.
each link OF which haE the Cumber-
lands name cast Boa e.
The Cumberland Ms ths hrst %
the Federal feet OF waoleu frigates
to he attacked by the Merr.mac whsr
that vessel nrst came cut OK Norfolk
The rrIcatc went down with colsrs rs
I lrs The anchor probably win Be turn
ed over 20 the Navy Department 20 b'
placed with other naval trophies o.
4 Wash ngton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
STAY or SENTENCE
FOR LABOR LEADERS

WASHINGTON. d. O. - Special -
Tho Court of Appeals 90 the District
90 Columbia has granted The appli-
cation % Raiston ANA s.ddons. atror-
neys for Gompers Mitchell and Nor
rison. for a stay of the issue ~ the
mandate which sends the labor Ieal-
ers 90 jain for contempt of the District
Of columbia supreme Court in rhe
Bucks stove and Range Company ease
The stay was granted until Norem-
Der 29th. when the labor leaders wli
apply to che United States Supreme
Court Tor writ of ceruorari. which
70 granted. wiu open the entire cass
FOR review by The United states ~u
preme Court. which does uot meet uu
/ rI NuErm ner -srh.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
TUCKER TO UNDERGO
OPERATION On EYES

WASHINGTON. ID. {. - Special. -
Hon. Harry St. George Tucker. recent
candidate for the Democratic guoer-
material nomination in Virginia and
former dean OF the George Washing
ton University Law school. Is suffer
ing from cataracts In both eyes. and
viii shortly undergo Incorporation for
their removal
Mr.. Tucker was IN Washington re-
Gently on his way TO the Deeper
waterways Convention at Norfolk
from winchester. Va. where he had
gone TO consult DR.. Hunter Mcclure.
{ The cataracts in MT. fuckers eyes
have been developing for sometime
They have proven very annoying 20
Mr. Tucker. who is unable IN certain
light TO recognize MS best friends.
whom he often passes without ac-
knOwledging their Salutations- bye
surgeons have examined the anecuon
land assure Mr.. Tucker OF speedy re-
lief and removal OF the trouble. which
lis not regarded as very serious.
A peculiar cOincioent regarding Mt
fuckers trouble is that his father
Hon. John Randolph Tucker. the fnr-
mer Democratic leader in Congf eSs
suffered from similar eve affection
The elder Mr.. Tucker would frequent
y remark that ne achieved MS great
est work after the operation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

TO call things square" with that one
assessment imposed BY the state CON-
mittse ct It's meeting May lf. 1877.
for some weeks thereafter state Chair
man Eliyson fourd a necessary 10 \
make a second cali on the aspirants \
for hOnors. The second call. which. \
Of course. was the fruit OF Inevitable I
necessity. asked for 20 per cent more 7
IL came hard. but the needed casn
VAS obtained by Mr.. Ellyson-
Times have changed since the year
1895. when Martin and Montague were
opposing each other for the senator
ship and when Swanson. Mann and
willard were struggling TO be Cover
nor.
After that memorable primary So
vas found that the committee hEa
money left over. II was able 10 re-
ment money TO the candidates.
Eut circumstance were vastly DIE
ferent then. for the number OF assess
I a BILE candidates we're much in excess
OF those last summer. and then. 400
everything was Chea per i'm these days
In that period enthusiastic bemocrs g.
were willing 20 work for nothing a~
election otIcials. but somehow or
other they have outgrown that kind
OF loyalty.
The candidates ia tho last primary
# were assessed as follows. United States
senate $500. Governor. sl.aHn,
Lieutenant Governor. $500. Attorney
General. $500. Treasurer. Sfon- Score
fnrv of rhe Com HuV-c1ltn. $500.
Comm Iestorer of Agriculture. $500
land superintendent of Public iustruc-
|Uon. $500. Add 90 each sum 20 pei
cent OF SIS own figure. ana YOU wl
observe what the respective candidate
were asked 90 pay
10 should not Dee Inferred from the
foregoing that state Chairman Ely
son was IN any way 90 blame for th'
heavy easements or for the eNIgenc,
which ueccssitatcd second CALI ii'
worked Ike slave 40 keep down eN
uer.se~ ana reauA aCDOu-p lSuel won
Iers % that direction. but DEE coul
ID not do everything And then. as ha
+ been stated. times have changed sine
1905. Everything comes hiCh now.
The report that the District Demo
cratic Committee OF the Fourth DIS
|trict has decided that each candIdat
seeking the nomination to succeed IN
late Francis Rltcs Lassiter .D Con
grcss must pay an assessment Zee
$500. proves 20 be- true. and has CO
. casiOned much comment on account (
81 the seemingly excessive figure.
E, IL j. said that friends % all the car
N didates I'm The district are prntestir
vigorously. They regard the asses
nert as almost prohihitory.
s. The committee. on the other nan
insists that the figure is reasonahl
.d as the cost OF conducting p~imarl
nov - much greater than IL was
former days
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
SMALL. BOY FOXES $1,000
INTO SLOT MACHINES

PITTSBURG. PA-SDeci Fear OF
ne police aroused the conscience OF
leonard sllskln. said
20 Do a victim Of an uncontroliahie
mania for slot mzchins gambling. Into
= confession Co his father. IT. suskin.
that ne hat been robbing the cash
drawer ot IN. store ever since the
Fourth OK July.
The amount taken hy the boy. &C
corllu- 90 his own confession, ID hht-
600. Leonard played most 90 the stolen
money In slot machines rear nIs nome.
and Nth me rest he started bank
account for mis- little sister and onnshl
her several pretty presents Etrnin L,
after evening Leonard came home And
told his lather thas he hAl ulA'r
money sellInE lowers and WoFld SNOW
his father different amounts tArn tAf
aa his earnings. Leonard haas aUru'
INFLATED in the past months $50 ue
sides having Eamhied the $1,000
The hnv.a nrrulltIUns were moe NI-
covered until today, when Mf- ~'.-N'
. r ..eeI sac from tne cash drawer.
.unrt. when ne hoard One I'I.
o-.r. coming. ram to hIs father an'
ID toos the money"
hiu under slot machine an- Para
spent tne other SAD trI lne n.a Inrh.
hfr @|ak.r bias I.Ii information .e
.r.r. Alderman John Mlrru aatln.
.trr.n men ac,asInr them nl kerpIn
..lm.Iu. houses. AiNIrn ~nInaNt.
I'D. HurN AMID Iunn ll. I.rt ul't OFT GID
Urs Avenue
There was Cd funny hear.u- th.e eN
.nnr. 10 which the Thousand l'N
ka- toll hov Does haI dropped OBJ
|w.n.E Th. hearing was continued
permit mHr" arrests
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

CHERRY HiLI--Spe cial .-ENpio
ton of the base of the air share "t
The ST. Paul mine. which leads to tle
many branches OF the Inflated mime
where hundreds OF miners le at.d
MAS made at am earIr hour Thursday
with the plan that when the cor.I-
non of anaIrs leading from tnc ar
shaft are ascertaiued. the work 90
rescuing and removing bodies Was go
be begun.
Fire smouldering dangerously ODD lne
vicinity OF the mine shaft had been
discovered by two brave scarchrrs
who risked their lives by DESCENDING
today in steel buckets.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
ZELAYA ORDERED
AMERICANS SLAIN
MIGH-HANDED ACTION or NICt-
RAGLAN ENECUTIYE STIKS
UNITED STATES.
DRASTIC MEASURES TAKEN
Protest 81 Consul l. Dlsrexarted
Warships Rushed % Scene 81 Tres
BILE. Diplomatic Relations Severed

WASHINGTON--SpeciAi.-rhe
Navy Department on November n
ordered the Nicksbarg % pro
ce,-d at once Go Corinto. Nicnra-
qua. from the PaciRc Squadroa.
and the Des Moiues % Por< IL
mon. Nicaragua. Ossing 60 start
ling dispatches rcccived Sy chs
state Department
The United states consul a.
ManaEuA reports tfl&t two Amsrt-
can citizen-. Leonard Craze ard
Leroy Cannon. have beca cnP-
tur-d With ths r-volotiontst- ard
shot by orticr 81 Pre--&. lSnt zciayA
The cNesruttou took pi.cs a. ~
Ca-trflln. The Amrwtcen constd
asked Presidents Eetaya 81 cotn-
mute the -~ntences. hut q rrpky
was sharply medc thAt thc scn-
tence WAS Anal
A second cnblrEram rez.sivst fruu
The Consul reported that the tE'
Americans we're executed.
OWNS to the seriousness % the sit
uRfnn. tne state Department has In
I med fne <IraraEuan charge a AZ
faIr.a chat TIRE Intended reception o
uoHtpnuet This probably means tha
diplomatic relations with Nicaru<1
lt.II De- severed lf fIe InNestl "A irn
ur made ~ the SHOOTING shows ttet On
Americans were executed in finlatio
no fne rules eI Aar. me prompt a,
fnn fakrn hN the Navy Deqarturnt NJ
rHusHl a frrf favorable tln prrfstou
Wne|InEfun. Hnt proves that che Coz
eminent Intends tu lose no tEc
pr.nIns lhe a0air fo tre bottom.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
EXPOSURE KILLED
HENRY o. HAVEMEYER

NEW YORK Special The direct
statement is made that Henry ID Have
never. for years president Cr the
Sugar Trust died from shock as the
result OF the first exposure OF the Ger
rupt practices OF the great monopoly
OF which he was the head His
death followed in two weeks after the
a. scoverv of the crooked scales used
on his Williamsburg piers. and 20 Is
stated that Mr.. HaNemeyer expected
that this discovery would result tn
wholesale uRcoverinE or the methods
OF his organization
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
NO REFUND TO
a. CANDIDATES
Assessments Made Of Democratic Can
didate for August Primary Not
Sufficient 10 Cover Cost Of
Elect ton.
~

RICE MOND. VA - Special. -
Iii now a forsEone conclusion that
the Democratic candidates who ng-
ured in the primary last August will
get back none 81 The money they were
called upon 70 put ~ by way OF as
Ressmsnt.
Indeed. they would have been clad
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Lard to be- drann from me Win on tn-
struD out. lt was feared thar ans S'
tack night fake uee cT. When be-
gan using Dosr's IS drey Pills tle un-
2uected relief came quickly. and aitef
a feW weeks Was lt.rels wen again.
At arr Dealers. sec. d .nV. ur ulaN g.
on recaint of price by Fosters fifburn
TO-. Buffalo. n y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

and Most Penetrat-
tratin z. therefore
Most Effective.
N0ah's Liuimeni
contains no alcohol
or poisonous drugs
and can be taken in
ternally with perfec.
safety.
NOah's Imminent q
guaranteed % DO al
claimed or money re
funded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

fUlf El au0 Ia @cAAt -
undergone In b e
.ivil war left me
with kidney com
plant that hung on
for years Pains In
ny Kidneys and Olad-
der were terribly
tcute. 80 that often
I had 20 sake NOR
phine % ger relief.
I grew worse and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Cut this adv. out and send lOc TO COW
or cost OF mailing and we Will send
you full CSC sire bottle Of Noah's Lini-
ment free. This offer holds good only
TO Dec. lst.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

NOah's Iiniment is the best remedy
for al Nerve. Bone and Muscle Aches
and Pains.
Noah's Liniment IS Triple Strength
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
John L. Williams & Sons
BANKERS ANp BR0kERS.

u n = p" = u III" p ~
Chamber of Commerce. Ninth and Main
lp. O Box 5051
Richmond. Virginia
rausacfs general Banking and hrok-
eral. Business. Deal ln Southern In
yasfmeur Securities. Negotiable Ra1-
road and Municipal Bonds.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
Ground Rock Phosphate

Beyond question proved % ~
the GREATEST SOIL BUILDER
and CROP PRODUCER Ifs Ia
the cost OF Acid Phosphate or Bone n
YOU Euew an the good things about -
you would order "a car al once from ia
We have the Finest Ground and High
est Grade Farmers Inion Phosphato
co. m l-2 2Oth ~. Birmingham. Ala
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENED.
Interesting Narrative sy . Veteran
Who Lives at LyBcbburg.

Erasmus Williams. bearing ST.
fvpchburg. Va. SAYS: ~ ounds re-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

NOAH REMEDY co. Richmond, Va.