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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
From June Farm Journal. !

Sort well your seed. but nrs, b,
careful to select the right sort
The bung.hole does not empty hal
so many barrels ~ the little. oyei'
lasting drizzic from the spigo,.
II will pay to have on hand durIi
Gates Of the most breakablo parts u
the harvester. II costs time. whIci
10 valuable, to stop n machine In -uf;l
days to wait for broken parts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
NOTICE.

All who attend the meeting Of th.
Water Users Association on next
Friday are invited To get their din.
ners IN the basement Of the public
library. where the ladies OF the Pres.
byterian church viii serve dinner
from 1880 until 2. Good hot fam.
ily dinner for 80 cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
DIR. GRAVES, OsTEOrATH.

Ny offices are located over the
postofiice. In the Murdock Block,
where I will be glad to meet those
sho are desirous OF taxing osteopath.
r treatments. Consultation free.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
BRIEF MENTION.

u. II, Campbell has been ON tn,
slck list for n few days.
Furnished rooms and apartment,
at the Baldwin. IL
Mrs II, W, La rrcniorc OF porris
Is In tho city taking treatment at the
Hot Springs sanitorium for rhcuma.
tism,
Ladies', have YOU seen tho Harring.
ton Washing Machinc' Call d. =
Allen, Marshall House. lilo will come
and do your washing free. Try Il l
W, \ Wordcn and family viii ar.
rive In the city to.nigh, from San
Francisco, where they hav. resided
through the winter.
We are exclusive agents for the
celebrated McRoskcy Mattress They
are quality OF tho best. so says our
guarantee Virgil 4 Son
The six months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ford, residing at Keno.
died Monday and was buried to-day.
The McRoskey is mattress that
won't bump, bunch, twist. tear or gc;
out OF shape. Just try them The,
are warranted virsil 4 Son |
Mrs, Carrie Thompson died In this
city sunday and was buried ycstcr.
day. She was the wife OF Jack
Thompson, and had resided In this
community for several years
will call at your house and do
your washing with the Harrington
washer free. Call b =. Allen. Mar.
shall House.
Mrs. =, Zim Baldwin cntertuinci
this afternoon at The Baldwin" In
honor o. Miss Dunbar OF Eugene.
Good rigs aud the ocs, Of diving
teams at the Mammoth Stables
Parties conveyed to any part OF the
Interior q;
The attention OF the members OF
the Water Users Association Is called
20 the fact that the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church Will serve dinner
next Friday In the basement OF the
uFIhlls lihp.FN .
Here Is the place for you to get
good dinner for 3j cents
ABSTRACTS. do you need one Z
See MASON y SLOUGH. Firs, door
east OF the American Bank A Trust
Co. on Main street. ..
Tomato. Cabbage and Celery
Plant for sale by Jas Straw.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian |
church will serve dinner ON next FRI !
day from 1880 untll In the base /
ment Of the public library. The din.
ner will cost 35 cents.
III y. ~ pcfu., eye, ear nose ]
and throat. Examination OF the eyes.
and glasses lifted. once with Dr.
r. ~ White. isl
Something that klamath Falls has
long needed. but never had.a com.
plete line OF builders supplies. Come
and see my new line OF oak. nr. red
wood and cedar doors. extension
window screens. etc. Prices as new
and attractive as goods. c. W. Har.
low. cor Main and 7th streets 27-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parrish came
ip yesterday from Merrill for u short
sisit
Just Notwithstanding leather art
kins. Klamath's Exclusive Shoe
Store, Wilson building. 2t
Lost-Pair OF gold-nlied specta-
les. new. In case. Return to Herald
'nlce. reward. G-2. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Just arriyed-Burning leather art
skins. Klama,h's Exclusive shoe
Store. Wilson building. q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Lost-Pair OF gold-nlied specta-
cles. new. In case. Return to Herald
ONCE. reward. G-2, 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Parrish came
up yesterday from Merrill for u short
visit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
ABSTRACTS. do you need one Z
See MASON y SLOUGH. rirs, door
east OF the American Bank 4 Trust
Co. on Main street {?

Or. A. a. DePuy. eye. ear nose
and throat Examination OF the eyes.
and glasses lifted once with Dr.
r NJ White. is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
MOVE SLOWLY
ON WATERWAYS
General Felix Angus Believes IL Tn
wise 20 Ask Congress for Lump
sum Of S50O.OO0,OOO.

a conspicuous figure in the New
willard lobby last evening. says
the Washington Post. was General
Felix Agnus, proprietor OF the bal
timore American and militant Rcpub- /
HCan leader OF Maryland. lie was /
surrounded by group Of friends. and /
the conversation turning on tnc re- |
cent waterways convention az nor
colk. General Aguus said.
Il did not attend the Norfolk meet |
ing and set 3 ann In the fullest sym
uathy with the movement to tstAn-
lish "a complete chain of navigablc
inland waterways from the New Eng
land coast TO Beaufort, :. c.. ana ul-
umately Co Florida. Ny approval,
however, cannot be given 60 the de-
clared policy OF the Atlantic Deeper
waterways Association in going 60
Congress Tor the stuprnoous appro-
I prluou of S5oO.00O,0UO. This must
Dc regarded uy the country at larg,
/ as au cNtremc course. and no Com
T grtss viii ever vote such an enormous
/ Expenditure OF the public money The
\ magnificent Waterways ~ France and
/ Germany were constructed by degrees.
ONE link at "a time, and that is the SIS s.
I tenn we must pursue ln America %
/ gct practical results AS I said iu
public address in Philadelphia. 'LAttlt
by little the bird builds it's nest, little
hy little small gullics grow into great
rivers
Three years ago had the honor
mission named by President Roosevelt
to investigate and report upon "a fea-
lsiblc route for "a free and open water
way Go connect the Chesapeake and
Delaware BAYS. After patient and
Thorough work the commission found
such waterway could be easily and
, lchcaply secured 10y acquiring the exc
listing Chesapeake and Delaware Ca
lnal. The purchase price would bee a
little i'm excess OF S2.O00.0O0. Had
D this been faVorably acted upon. cas-
1.-The commission recommended. q
: Ispleudid beginning would have beer
D lmade. and unit OF the greatest inn
f, lportance could boy this time have beer
finished. The acquisition and improve
ment of this canal would mean th'
; lopeuing zap OF the Chesapeake and ia
great tributary streams that drain
Virginia and Maryland 90 new an,
, mighticr commerce. il would meai
/ better naval and military protection
in case OF war. and il would add q
the volume OF trade OF every lmpor
N tant center from New York 90 Nor
III folk. Doing one step at time, IL vii
take only a few decades 20 complet
the whole great system, but In tryin
III 10 accomplish everything az once IN
/ completion OF this most benehccnt On
dertakfng viii be delayed man
/ years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
BAR MONOPOLY
COAL SHIPMENTS
Famous Lake Rate Gases Are Sub
mitted In United States Court
of Appeals.
RICHMONn "

RICH MOND. VA Special
The famous Lake Rate Cases"
which Involve certain far-reachlng
questions touching railroad rates. were
submitted in the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals here after
an argument lasting two days Circuit
Judge Pritchard and District Judges
Waddul and Conner were on the
bench
There are three OF these cases. AIN
OF which involve the right of courts
to interfere iu the putting into effect
of new rates by railroads before due
investigation is made ly the Interstate
Commerce Comm Issior.
Two of the eases are appeals from
DEGREES entered hy the United States
Circuit Court for the Western District
90 Virginia ot LyuchburE and the
third is am appeal from decree oi
the United States Circuit Court for ths
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
.S3,644.OOO,OOO AT
BECK OF MORGAN
Purchase Of Equitable Life Assurance
Society Places New York finan-
cler in Control oi Billions.

SEW YORK Special ~. Pierpont
Morgan. COO the age of scventy-two.
has shouidcrcd thc greatest financial
burden ever assumed by any unaucier
at h.s axe Dob che purchase of the
Thomas b.. Ryan HOLDINGS ln tho Equi-
table Life Assurance Society. and 81
to-day head of thc most gisautc money
TRUST Boo the world. ass this move ne
has sWclled tho total 20 capitals and
resources of companies ulrcr nla con-
troll to f8.64fVUo.00o. the total capi~
tal ol the Equitable being &te-.oeo,-
600.
Here is the list on maj n orEanlza-
tons now dominated by Mr. Morg1n.
with their capital. Equitable L1te.
sa6e.O00.000s First National Bank.
.sINs.000. 200. Guarantee Trust COM
pany. SI00.0uo.oO0. United States steel
Corporation. $1,000. 100000. Southern
Railway. sf1I.o00.0oo; General Elec-
tric Company. fso.0oo.ooo; Bankers
Trust Company. sAs ooo.uo0s New
York. Life Insurance Company. f55F.-
100000, National Bank 90 Commerce
G21f. 100000. Mercantile Trust COM
pany $4,000. oo0s Equitable Trust
Company f64.ooo.ooQ. AstoE Trust
. Company, fl1.ooo.ooo. Total t3.6f4.'
2 COOS 600.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
DEAD PLAYER ALSO
Is AWARDED w"

CHARLOTTESVILLE. vA-speciai.
The General Athletic Association OF
the University OF Virginia have
awarded "V's" TO twelve OF the foot
ball players whose work on the eleven
during the past season did most TO
uphold Virginia's supremacy on the
gridirOn. They were: Hedley NJ.
Bowen. y. r. Cecil, Archer Chris
.tian (deceased). J. $ (Speed) Elliott.
horace Greer StapletOn. ID. Gooch.
Malcolm ID. Harris. Edwin W. Holia-
day, Matt II. Murphy. Forest O. stan
ton. O. r.. Thrayes and kemper W
Iancey.
The board felt a delicacy in award
ing n sweater 20 Archer Christian.
the gallant young hero, who lost his
Hfe iu battling for supremacy for Viz
ginia. but decided 20 send the mono
gram sweater as a momento 70 the
players parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Christian. OF Richmond, I'm recoEni-
ton OF their sons hcroism before the
fatal scrimmage I'm Washington IhE
action viii be taken In the near fu-
turc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
NEW YORk'S LARGEST
SKYStRtPER tl6 FEET HIGH

NEW YORK Special Sew Norks f
Iarscst skyscraper VIVA east lts shadow
over tne Battery.
Towering thirty-one stories above
the ground. DO Win contain ll.coo.o0o
cubic fect with rentable area GO
.ao,ru0 square trct- ln 90 WIZ te Ten
miles ot plumnlnEt twenty mllea %
steam pipe. sINfN-nFc miles 90 cone
dults aud wiring aud 5000 electric
From curb Oh roof "a win measure
ft6 fcet I'm building Dc viii be used
1900 tons ot sifuct NfAi Steel i.sNet goo
$4,000 barrels of cement $4,000 square
f.et of door arches, 100000 cubic Feet
sirder covering. $4,000 square foct of
partition tNe. 10000 square feet OF
column Covcring. 10000 square feet
90 Wtl tQrrlns, 5000 cupsc yards %
ctissons. 1900 cubic yards oi earth
. excavation. -.la0 cubic feet % granite,
10000 cubic fett of Indiana limestone.
$4,000 square feet OF wire lafh. $4,000
7 square Yards OF plaster. 100000 hneal
comb grain yellow pine uoorlug. $500
window. 10000 square feet 81 glass.
e,N91 DOORS .eol1o pounds ot window
I wrlsNts, 10000 Feet 81 copper cualn r..
100000 feet 81 ground. 10000 feet oi
picture mould. 10000 feet of base.
f Cinders required for door arches and
E between slcepera OF the floors viii ON
100000 cubic teet-approN l1.-
100000 pounds. no represe nfs the cons
ucleuf 90 develop aa.OUQ.OuU lu rst
power hours OF energy.
There wIll Doe 2.lO0-horsr power boil
ers, -.000-norac power in engines, I.-H
kllowatts tu generator capacity. 6a.Q0
, square feet OF radiator surface. 10000
! candle power IN electric lights.
old buildings Un the site are heinI
- TORN Gown. The structure viii De- az
addition 20 the twenty-five Whitehall
70 building The completed skEscra pr
D Will front 1OT2ia feet on Washlngto
! Street and l60.s On Battery Place. Gov
eriug al.ala square feet. or twenty-uu
: city lots. 10 viii cost $4,000. 900.
D. The United states Realty and In
b provement Company announced IN,
n 10 had purchased the stOc
.- o. the Battery Place Realty Compan
which will build the skyacraper
r. once. The architects are Clinton
Russell.
on the Washington Street front wi
a be a park. with gardens. lawns. fouI
~ tains, trees. over which the oflces wi
l. look, The park viii be Toe feet VII
x and 200 feet deep.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
9. B. HAYNES,
and COMPANY.
COS =. Naln St. RICHMOND. VA


DANvuLLE. VA. - Special. - Fire.
originating in a drying room in ths
Riverside Cotton NH. known as ths
Long Mm. on the north side OF tha
river az o'clock Friday afternoon.
caused damage probably aEgregating
tive or three thousand dollars and
threatened the destruction OF the brick
structure. The entire ere department.
was called out. and. after a stubborn
hight. succeeded ln amothcrinE the Ere
before 10 became uncontrollable. IL 10
impossible az this time 20 estimate the
loss accurately.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
ELECT MELDRUM
HEAD OF SEAB0ARD
New Work Banker Is Chosen at Meet
ing OF Directors I'm New York -IIiX
for General Manager.

NEW -Special.-The Sea-
board Air Line directors organized
Thursday with the election OF ~. IS
Mclrum. OF New York, as president of
the road. e.. IA. HlX. of Portsmouth.
yice-president and general manager.
Charles h. Capps. of Portsmouth, vice
president in charge of tIaihc, and T. a..
Halves. assistant 90 the president
Mr. Meldrum became vice-pr resident
OF the system iu 1904. but was re-
placed by L.. SEWER during the receiv-
ership. from which Che read has just
emerged.
s. Davies Warfeld. OF Baltimore. was
elected chairman Ot the executive COM
mittee.
Medium Trained Railroad Man.
Mr. Medium is q member of the
banking house of Blair a. Co.. New
York. and was a member OF the com-
mittee which formulated the plan OF
reorganization.
Before Joining the firm of Blair a CO.
he was connected with the Southern
Pacific Railway. Mr.. Meldrum Is the
railroad expert OF his firm. and is said
90 have made a special study of trans
portation conditions in the South. par
ticularly as they AFFECT the Sea0Oard
AT Llut-
Mr.. Xix. first vice-president and gen
eral manager. I'M charge of operation
has risen from the ranks. He began
his railroad career as rOdman on th'
Norfolk and Western Railway. being
promoted 20 station agent, and late
20 train dispatcher. then chief trail
dispatcher OF the same system. unit
June !. 1901. when he entered the ser
vice OF the SeabOard Air Line as train
, master OF the first division.
Formerly General Manager.
Ia September. 1905. he was promote
20 the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the first q
vision, and on July /. 1906. Mr.. III
became general superintendent OF a
whole system. serving In that capacit
until July LIST last, when he was al
pointed general manager Of the roa
= Mr. Xix is regarded as one Of the be
: operating officials In the country. b.
ing especially versed on conditions
the territory served By the SeaboaI
Air Line.
Like Mr. Xix. Mr.. Caps. the ne
ce-president and traffic manager. va
trained In the service OF the Seaboar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
SPEAKER CANNON SELECTS
MANAGER FOR HIS CLUB

WHEELING. W. Special
Uncle" Joseph Cannon. Speaker OF
she House and owner OF the nanulle
club OF the uunois-Indiana-iowa
League. made his inaugural movement
in the baseball world when De signed
Jack Mccarthy. thc old-umo Pitts
burg and Chicago star. 20 manage the
club next season.
Mccarthy viii be playing manager
TIE won pennant at Springfield In
the same league. and last season. aa
member of the Wausau club Dob ths
Niuuosota-W lsconsln League. ne bat
ted .afO.
The nanNulc fans are making ol
effort to nud OCT whether MClartnl
Is Republican or Democrat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
READ IkGERS0L THEN
KILLED HIMSELF

NEWPORT NEWS. Special
John J. simpson. FIRST assistant en-
gineer OF the steamship Wuheimina.
a member Of the lodges OF Elks, Ma
sons. knights Templar. Marine En-
gincers' Association. all OF Norfolk.
committed suicide here on Friday
by firing a revolver shot into his brain
while sitting on the beach overlooking
the water.
simpson had been on q spree. and
memorandum found on his person
showed that be had been reading
'Forty-four Lectures by Robert g..
Iugersou. Facts Worth knowing.
which IN the belief OF friends. had
preyed on hIs mind.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
HUNT FOR FRIEND
IN DEATH VALLEY

SAN BERNARDINO. Special
B. *. Brokington. OK Boston. Mass.
boyhood and lifelong friend % Dave
Eldridge. the mining man who disap-
pearcd lu Death valley ,ast August.
has come out from the East 90 make Ca
last determined e0ort to learn the tate
of hIa friend. after an others have
abandoned che search
Eldridrc. with companion. lcft the
TauamIuf RANGE go $50 across Death
Valley to Skiil1o Camp. They mise
Judged their gait and their water ram
short While EldridEe rushed ou toe
rtarI >kIdioO Co get water for Che
party The latter agreed Co stay oT Che
hurrnn on which The supplies were
packed. Hr eventually reached camp.
only fo learn that Ei1rIdEn had NOT
boon Hr.n Scarchlnr parties rnNui
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
BIG FIGHT WILL
NET 100000
Purse and Privileges in Mil Between
Jeffries and Johnson VIII Total
Immense sum.

NEW YOR K.-Special.- Judging
from the bids offered for the Jenries-
Johnson fight. the puglists may bat
tie for a purse and picture privileges
netting more than 100000.
Bids were opened yesterday after
noon. but the lighters and their rep
resentatives asked for time 20 con-
slider the various offers. each side
promising 10 reach an agreement be
fore 1 o'clock today.
Jeffries did not attend the confer
cnCe. but ne was represented by sam
Berger. while Johnson, when 10 came
20 looking out FOR his own interests.
needed no assistance from his man
Rger. George Little.
Five bids were received by Stake
holder Bob Murphy. who acted as
chairman and master OF ceremonies.
They came from II. r. McCarey. OF
Los Angeles: Edward Graney. of san
Francisco; Hugh ID. Mcintosh. OF sgd
ney. Australia. Jack Gleason and J.
W. COfrOth. OF Frisco. coupled. and
Tex. Richard. OF Ely. New, and Jack
Gleason. coupled. also.
Conroth. strange 20 say coupled.
was not in evidence. but Gleason said
he had gone into partnership with the
noted COlma promoter. But Gleason
did not say whether Cofroth was
aware or the fact that ne had also
Joined hands with Richard. whose OF
fer. IN the opinion OF some OF the on
lockers. might land the battle. 10 was
roughly estimated by wcll-knowr
theatrical manager Tuesday night tina
81 Jenries wins the pictures OF th,
mill may produce 100000 in profits
Richard Makes Good Impression.
Richard made the best imprcssi on
on the crowd OF sporting men gathcrc,
about the table. lie is clcan-cut
Eood-looking husincsslike person. Whl
believes that money talks more con
vinciuEly than human being. Rick
ard. who pulled on the forty-two
round Gans-Nelson fight az Goldneld
when asked FOR his bid. handed owe
an envelope 20 Stakeholder Murphy
who promptly counted on the tabl
$4,000 Ga $1,000 bills and Ccrtifc
check for S5.0OO-$2O. I'm ala
a guarantee OF good faith. Johnson
eyes glittercd and his mouth watcrc
as he saw the pile OF greeubacks {
front OF him. and he made the crow
laugh by reaching out his big riEf
paw with q convulsiye jerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

Southern DistrsSt OF West Virginia at
HuntinK t0n.
The object OF each suit Is to pre-
vent the defendant corporations from
advancing the rate on coal shipments
from TIRE Pocshontas and Kana~ha
districts. In West Virginia. 10 the lake
ports OF the state OF Ohio.
The plaintiffs aliege that sometime
last April the coal operators OF East
ern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
entered into a conspiracy with the
Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad
Companies 10 have the Norfolk and
Western and the Kanawha ard Micnt-
gan Railroad Companies put 20 high a
rate on the coal shipped over their
lines 20 the lakes. as 20 render x irn-
I possible for the West Virginia mining
companies 10 continue In the lake
trade.
In short. an attempt 20 create a
monopoly OF che lake market oy the
Ohio and Pennsylvania companies is
charged
The plaintiffs asked that the defend
ant railways be enjoined from cstao -
Fishing the proposed rate and that
the existing rate be continued. They
maintained that the proposed change
would be ruinOus 90 the West Viz
gInia coal operators. and also that u
would DE "a violation OF the Interstate
commerce act and the sherman anti.
trust act
The railroad companies demurrer
90 The bills and also raised iurisdi C.
IUonHl points. Furthermore. they con
tended that the Interstate Commerce
( Comm ission alone had Jurisdiction q
pass upon the rcasonabieress on tn
= rate l1 the first Instance and that IN
Z courts could not consider the Questio'
until che commission had first acted
/ other points OF like nature wcr
( raised by the railroads. which won 81
= the lower courts.
d Judge Mcdowell held that the court
were without Jurisdiction in the frs
instance. and that the proposed rate
must Dee permitted go be Med and th
Question presented 60 the Interstat
Commerce Commission for decision.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

chihuahua has been appealed 60 for
rurales.
Droves Of from forty 60 100 head OF
cattle are being driven of almost daily
from some Of the big ranches. the cat
tie thieves having become so bold that
they operate in daylight
Ranch owners will form an organiz-
alton and 81 troops can be secured, a
systematic campaign viii be carried
out against the cattle thieves.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
6hrJS 0aleski G. Optical 90.
Sanity Claus Time.

At this happy season. when you wish
TO present some friend or relative with
a remembrance--let us suggest the
most useful and needful tokens. such
as GOLD SPECTACLES, EYE-GI-ASS-
rs. GOLD EYE-GLASS CHAINS. TEL
ESCOPES. OPERA GLASSES. FIELD
GLASSES. MICROSCOPES. COMPASS
ES. THERMOMETERS. or KODAKS
and supplies to delight the amateur
photographers hearts. We take care
of Mail Orders promptly and assure
you Of best attention.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
HARRIS MURDER TRAIL
SET FOR APRIL 4TH

WARRENTON. VA Special The
case OF Professor j. ID. Harris. who
has been granted a new trial on the
charge OF shooting and killing Editor
". a. Thompson. of the Warrenton
Virginian, has been set for April a.
1910
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

me terribly. ! nad
8 n arp. $ h DO tin <
pains. changing 20 a
dull. dragging ache.
J could not stand for
any length OF time
and my back hurt me
when I sat down. My
feet and ankles were
badly swollen every
evenin z. and my
stomach was out Of
order. DOan's Kid
uey Pills cured me
OF these troubles IN
1902. and for five
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
John L. Williams & Sons
nANhEns ANn RRnEERS

hANAAAAN AM hANhAh1-
Chamber OF Commerce. Ninth and Maia
(P. o. Box 505l.
Richmond. Virginia
ransacts n general Banking and BroA-
erage Business. Deal I'm Southern In
vestment Securities Negotiable Rail-
road and Municipal Bonds
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

Judge Turner also reduced the ball
bond from csc. zoe TO $1,000 Inc
same bonosmen qualified.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

years I have haG no return"
At any dealers. soc. box. or mailed
on receipt of price by Foster-Milburn
Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09

and is regarded as especially we'll ct
ted for the duties OF the Office % which
be has been elected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
CATTLE THIEVES THR0NG
THE MEXICAN BORDER

Ell PASO. Special.-Cattle
"rustlers" are getting so bold in nor
thern Mexico that Governor Creel Of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-09
BACK SAVE OUT.


Mrs. Chloe Page. OF $40 Pitt 81
Alexandria. Va. says: MY back hurt