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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
ATTACKS
ASSESSMENT

Harry Green has filed protest
with the city council against an
assessment of $2.546 on six lots
adjoining the Mission avenue
bridge. He alleges that the i'm
provement was not started by petit
ton or proper resolution, and the
records appear to show that Green
has the best of it on this argu-
ment.
One purpose of the assessment
Is to provide an approach to the
new bridge over which there has
been so much wrangle. The char
ter requires that all street i'm
provement projects originate eth
or by petition of the property hold
ers or council resolution. On Feb
ruary- % the board of works re-
Quested the city engineer to fur
nish plans for approaches to the
Mission avenue bridge, which in
cluded both sides of the bride. On
March Is, in reply. Engineer Raj
ston submitted plans, profiles, etc..
for grading and otherwise improv-
ing Mission avenue from Perry
street to the west end of the
bridge only. and in this form the
project went through until it's le-
gality was questioned in the
council
Ralston's opponents claim that
he really originated the improve
ment in violation of the charter
method. intending to cover the
cost of the approaches to the
bridge In street improvement ex-
pense. There is no record show
ing that am improvement of Mis-
sion avenue originated in the regu-
lar manner.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
GOLDEN RULE POLICE
CHIEF STANDS FOR
HELPFULNESS
Continued from page ~

our first duty not to help these
unfortunates on their downward
course, but to save them.
ut seemed to me it was up to
the police to learn to know the
difference between a thief and a
mischievous man or boy.
Upon these thought my policy
was formed.
"And this golden rule policy is
still reducing arrests and reducing
crime. In May this year there
were fewer arrests than in any
previous month in 20 years history
of polio activity in Cleveland. Out
of 366 arrests in May, only 81 In
the sixth city of the United States
were for felonies."
AS Kohler says: "The American
policeman is the first and best
judge"
And the people in Cleveland BE-
lieve he is right.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22

"You look sweet enough to eat!"
II am. l do it about four times O
day"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
TRIED THREE
times TO END
HER OWN LIFE

After having tried three times to
drown herself in the river, Mrs.
Nellie Carlquist, whose husband is
held at Standpoint, Idaho, for a
murder committed at Bonner's
Ferry, will be taken back to the
hospital for the insane at Orofino.
Idaho. She has been staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Clark, 01412 Lin
deke street, and it was near their
home that she attempted to COM
init suicide this morning. The po-
lice were called and she was taken
to the county Jail until relatives,
who will take her to Orofino, come
to get her.
Mrs. Carlquist developed a sui
eide mania during the last week.
Her husbands Incarceration and al
legged crime is believed to have I'M
balanced her mind again. She was
In the asylum for some little time
not long ago. Her husband will be
tried in the near future.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
Men and Boys
Learn Plumbing

Parents, have your boy learn the
plumbing trade. the best paid OF
all trades. Plumbers are in de-
mand everywhere. They earn IS to
So per day and have short hours
BY my method of instructing
make you a practical plumber in
months instead of years, SO that
you will be able to fill a good po'
sition or conduct a business OF
your own. Men can learn as well
as boys. ID,
Edward Mccartney Plumbing School
Phone Main 1862.
20 Riverside Ave., Spokane, Wash.
Day and night school. Visitor are
always welcome.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
WIFE GETS CHILDREN.

In the superior court this morn
ing, Judge Hinkle awarded Mrs
Ida A. Zadow the custody Of her
two minor children. The couple
were married in Minnesota in 1892
and came to live in Spokane. The
wife was granted divorce on the
grounds of desertion and non-sup.
mort
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
DR., MORRISON
OUT Of JOB

DR.. Barnhart was today appoint.
ed county health officer to succeed
DR.. w. F. Morrison, at a salary of
$3.50 per month. Morrison was
paid on the mileage basis. DR.. Nor.
rison's contract expired and was
not renewed.
DR.. w. @. Webb was elected
county physician and DR.. Newell
assistant, to succeed Morrison and
Gray.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
WILL
BUILD BRIDGE

The building of the new East
Olive street bridge will tonight be
referred by the council to the
board of public works for choice
of manner in which 1t shall be
built. This means that the bridge
will be built by day labor under
the boards supervision.
Bids on the bridge are to be
opened July 7. Mayor Pratt is I'M
derstood to have been actively in
strumental in giving day labor a
chance after the council had
taken an attitude favorable to do
ing the work by contract.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
CHUNG SIN SAW
LING KILL THE GIRL
(By United Press)

NEW YORK, June 22.-Break-
ing down under the terrible exam
nation by the police, Chung Sin,
Chinese, today confessed that he
saw his roommate, Leon Ling,
strange Elsie Sigel, the mission
worker, to death with handker-
chief in his room at midnight on
June 8. Chung says he witnessed
the murder through a keyhole.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
WILL PAY REWARD

Following meeting of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
here tomorrow night, the reward
for the recovery of the bodies of
A. w. Duncan and his little son
Ray from the river, will be paid.
J. A. Burns, 100 Huron street, who
found the fathers body, will be
paid $25, and Earl and Ray Patter-
son, who live In Peaceful valley,
will receive $3.50 each for finding
the little boys corpse.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
SHE SEEKS PLACE
INFESTED BY MEN

Back in Akron, Ohio, there Is a
school ma m who wants to come
west, providing she can strike a
place where the male element pre-
dominates. And she still says she
wants to teach school. At least,
Mayor Pratt's secretary, John Lee,
has such a letter. If you're inter
ested you might see John.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22
COLORED WOMEN
ATTACK GIRL
(By United Press)

TACOMA, June 22.-Attacked by
two colored women Sunday night
and stripped of all her outer cloth
ing, Miss Nellie Wood of this city,
Is still suffering from a nervous
shock. She was returning from
home when two colored women
sprang upon her, ripped off her
clothing, leaving the girl sobbing
and attired only in a thin under
skirt and corset cover. Two wom-
en- are suspected and warrants
have been issued.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-22

WASHINGTON June 22.--It is
rumored today that James Wilson,
secretary of agriculture, may retire
from public life at the end of the
year. 1t is understood that Charles
e. Scott of Kansas has gooc
chance for the place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
ZE-FIGHTER is
HELD FOR FORGERY
lie !, Charged With Attempting to
PAS Bogus Paper.

NORFOLK, NA.-Special. -Charged
with forgery and an attempt al for
gerry. Danny Donovan. prize fighter.
was today ordered held for the Cor
poratlon Court by Police Justice Sim
mons. He is charged specifically with
attempting 10 pass check signed by
William Hannah. Jr.. on The Hub
clothing store. and with passing an
other check for $40 on Lewis a. Has
kell. furniture dealers. Ii Is believed
tpat the same check was used IN both
instances. Maud Adams is mixed up
IN the affair. The Adams woman h
charged with bigamy by Donovan. who
claims he married her INA Buffalo while
she is the admitted wife OF Dan
staehie. local prize-hghter. The
Adams woman. according 10 the pO-
lice. admits H. but declares that Dono-
van already had a wife. and. there
Tore. could not marry. She is suing
staehle for divorce here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
CAPTURE SUSPECT.
Eddie Bundon. PoWhatau Negro. AZ.
rested on serious Charges.

RICHMOND Special - Eddie
Ru-lou alias Eddie Robinson has
been arrested Cos Constable Burch and
Deputy sheriff Trayior suspected of
having committed an assault on "a
olne nite woman bob Powhatan coun-
~ tNo years ago. lie has been placed
DOB fae county laiy. awaiting the arrival
of sheriff r. a. Baush. OF PoWhatan
county who is expected here 20 take
charge ~ him this morning
John and William Brown the ne-
groes sho wili die April $50 for the muir
der % Mrs SklDwith and Mt johnson.
identified the rAgro and stated thai
when he was iu Pow hafan county ne
bad boarded FOR some time az the home
~ isham Tayior. % be is the right
man. Bundon has served a term in -
penitenuary and besides the charge
20 assault Is wanted tn PoWhatan
county for breaking Jail. 4 reward OF
$50 was offered FOR mis- capture.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
CENSUS BILL
several Radical Change IN the Ci,H
SsrTice law Are Reported

WASHINGTON. u I- Special. --
TIE census OH. reported -c rnf senate
tF senator Ia Fcilef-e FROM rhe CON
migtee OF Census. contains one pro-
vision which essentially changes the
civil service iaw iu lts auulirar ion %
the entire civil service 40 The govern
renr This change Is Incorporated ir
an amendment which provides that
hereafter AL examinations rf arrii-
caztE shall D. held iu the STATE u~
Territory en- which such aUrilrl-r re-
sides. and thai -nQ person shall t.-
eligible for such examination ur less
hs naE BEL actually dCwicile1 ir the
state OF Territory Tor az least one
year previous 70 has eUar-iratio- ~
Heretofore applicants from "a given
state have been permitted 60 take their
examinations "a nereVe- they might b.
residing
As reported 20 tie senate there are
several changes from TIE House bin
ir fne House the hll had been drawn
~ practically meet tee views of forr.-
Or Pres-ceut Roosevelt. ulo vetoed rh-
census OH as passed in me LAST $50
sion because t failed to meet Bis
views concerning the examination of
applicants for positions ir rhe census
EorE As reported 20 rhe senate the
BIZ Is REGARDED as more strictly en-
forcing l1e merit O. stem rLan cid
tne house bill n provide rlat ln
special cases ne director ~ ~ cen
sus may appoint e-npo-arg employees.
out tne TsoT@r 60 appoint experts uho
have served ir former censuses IS
li-nlfeo 20 those who operate uecnsni-
cal appliances 'ontrlaflon oH The
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

TIE grounds tLat Il would tend To in
criminate them. Judge isoyl mas re
pcatedly said from the bench that ne
thought the prohibition law MAS a
GOOD law. and had done a great deal
70 break up the Illicit manufacture and
sac 90 hQuor throuEhod. 'he entire
cistrict. but he has ever held ia con
tempt white men MO entraDDsi ne
ErocS INTO retailing.
The prosecution WIS begun throuch
an appeal from many citizens Of bob
son. the county seat. for the Federal
court Go aid In breaking M blind
userS" in Surry county. the claims o.
ing made that local authorities would
10 nothing toward enforcing the pro
hihitCn law
The grand jury today brought in
another indictment against lee n
Battle. cashier OF the defuaCt CITY Ma
tionai Bank. This case Is SCI foi trial
Cn the indictment found SO Charlotte
last fall The Indictment found to-day
Is bulky document. containing eighty
seven typewriter pages. BE- has in
dorscd on its hack. False entries. en-
oezzlcment abstraction and wilCul mis-
representation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

and the back aches miserably. The
urine IS discolored and passes irregu-
iarlv
The only way 20 get cured OF these
disorders is 20 get the kidneys work
lng Wei again. and Deans kidney
tlis VIII do this quickly. Mrs Lottie
hosson. 90 East Street Culpeper. Va.
used noan's Kidney Pills in 1903 for
pain iu the loins. sIeenlessness. head
ache. nervous spells and a general
rundown condition. She reported a
complete cure. and on July 12. 1907
four years and six months later. said
have had no kidney trouble az an
since Doan's Kidney Pills cured me -"
A. any dealers box. or
mailed on receipt Of price by Foster
Milturn Co. Buffalo. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
ANDREW CLOUD IS
HELD 6UILTLESS
Jury Declares Winchester Nan Justi-
led In killing His Brother-In-
Law.

WINCHESTER. SpeciaI.-The
trial o. Andrew Cloud. the Frederick
county merchant charged with the
Killing Of his bFOther-in-laW. North
Shirley. came % q close this afternoon.
when the jury. after celebrating TWEEN
~ minutes. returned a verdict Of mot
guilty"
Hundreds ~ people packed the court
room. and although Judge Harrison
warned against any demonstration the
verdict met with popular approval, a.
was evidenced By the cheers % the
crowd. The prisoner shook hands with
Judge Harrison and the jurymen and
thanked them
Cloud vas congratulated on ali sides
Closing arguments were made b.
Herbert 8 Iarrick. for the State. and
Richard y. Byrd, for the defense. Mr..
Byrd's plea Is said 20 have been one
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
CAPTAIN Asa ROGERS
TAXES OATH or OFFICE

RICHMOND. VA.-Sr,sciai Morgan
Treats appointment ~ Captain Asa
Rogers. q Petersburg a. chief ceDarY
II lis o<fce zs United States Marshal
hss ben confirmed - ne Atlorney-
Senerni Ofsci2i notification Was re-
eefvec THURSDAY. and Vithin less than
$50 hours. the new Oflcizi reported
foT Guty- AZ noon Judge Waddlii. in
open court. administered The oafh q
oHIce
The action follows one u the bit
feFeSt facfionai fEfffs ever conducted
"a local Republican circles. and came
a. . result 81 the dismissal - MAJOR
~ J Kpright on December .. 1893
A day later Mr.. Treat naFoed Captain
Rogers as his Successor. and although
so ob5ectfons GO the aDpolEtoe have
been nnade. neEsrtbeiess the causes %
the nnarsknl's action have been taken
90 ths hfgkest FEDERAL Authorities
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
ROOSEVELT RUNNING
INTO UPRISING MULIAHS
Colonial oaice In Lcndon Has Issued
Orders 20 Surround Him with
Every Safeguard Kermit VIII
Make several Trips for
Elephants on the Side.

NONBASA. BRITISH EAST AFRI-
a Special According 90 native re-
ports received here the Nuilahs or the
Somalis, inhabitinE the desert country
north ProteCtorate. are showing fur
tler sicus az unrest. and are lnassiur
on the northern boundary OF Kenya
province This restiessuess first b.
came evident some six months sro. and
there has been apprehension OF trouble
in THIS dry season. when travel over
the trails rs easier
This northern district always has
been territory 10 watch closely
when the natives Go 20 out for trouble
fltt generally bear 90 the westward
in rhe direction ~ the settled dis
tric-s and the good hunting grounds
There b. to-day some local anxiety.
particularly as a majority of the pro-
frD-ura-t troops ar- af Bertera in
British Sowariauf
u IS sad lert that the colonial Of
rCr 'r london has issued Instructions
fo tre -oter-o~ ot the rrntecto-ate 90
surround 'i- Roosevelt Goa bis hunting
fr.r rIrn every possible r-e,aution ror
..- tarr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

pletion OF the Continental Hall. the
permanent marble home here OF the
Daughters.
Mrs. Mclean expressed the belief
that NrS- Matthew Scott. the admin
istratiOn candidate. viii be elected as
her successor 90 the presidency OF the
society. The insurgents" ia the or
der. IL Is said. have decided on Mrs.
William g Story. State regent OF New
York. as their candidate Tor president
general.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
DAUGHTERS PREPARE
FOR ANNUAL ELECTION

WASHINGTON. ID. c.-Specfal.--
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president gen
eral Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. arrived here Thursday and
presided over the final meeting OF the
national board prior 20 the convention.
which VIII meet here April 18th. Plans
we're perfected for the convention. and
SO new members were admitted 10
the society. More than t30. 900 was
reported TIA the treasury. exclusive Of
The woe 900 building fund for the com
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

ol the Ai0neyS 10 NJ
ter uric poison out OF
the blood and 20 pass
II on, dissolved. I'm
the urine. When the
Kidneys are sick. uric
acid collects an d
causes headache. diz-
~ spells. nervous
ness. rheumatic pain.
neuralgia. blurre d
eyesight and irregu-
lar heart action. The
Kidneys get ClOgged
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
LOANS MONEY HOMES
Bay four Home New. Dent Pay Rent

~ WILL LEND YOU THE MONEY
&C. buy O. build your home. house
o. fR-ra. and charge only five per
cent Interest and give you = years
o. pay Us hack. OF. YOU can pay Us
Rs soon as YOU Ike. You can ray
u q little az a time We lend on
country OF city e-ty-houses.
lots. farms. mills. churches facto-
-sss. stores etc Good. live repre-
sentErires wanted everywhere TIE
NATIONAL HOME PURCHASING
Assn NC Home Office Go4 Amer
tcsn National Bank Bldg Richmond
Va. Branch Cffccs OK - Plume St
Norfolk. Va and $40 Washington
Ave. NeWrorr News Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

of the most eloquent ever heard in
Winchester. and there was scarcely "a
dry sye in the court room.
loud killed his brother-in-law
North Shirley. last September AS the
result OF the iatters continued I'M
treatment or his wife and daughters
cloud s plea was iustifable homicide
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
JUMPED TO DEATH.
One Killed and Two Injured in a Rail.
way Accident.

RlSIOl.. TENN.-Special. - One
killed and two injured is the result of
an accident to-day on the railroad OF
the tame Wyman Lumber COMPANY
near Eikanan. Tenn.
Daniel Davis. a foreman. juuaDed
from runaway train and was in
sianuy killed Sam Shankle and WIN
HUT sustained injuries by jumping.
statistics prove that the coffee habit
is on the increase in this country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
OCEAN VIEW
COTTAGES BURN

NORFOLK, -Special.-Ffve cot
tages fronting on the Chesapeake Bav
at Ocean View were DESTROYED early
this niornins between and o'clock
uy hre OF unknown origin. Several
Other cottages. were endangered and
more or less damaged The total loss
Viii aggregate at least $4,000 Il *
only partly covered by Insurance
The cottages destroyed were Can
tain ". :. Foster: cottage of = r
Mars, cottage OF r. e.. White the
Batchelder." a large boarding house
villa recently opened. and unOccupi.d
cottage owned by r. ". Curdis. sister
building 20 the Mars building.
The IRE started in the White cot
tage. recently occupied By a family
from Hampton. The flames RAPIDLY
spread. reaching the Batchelder cot
tage. occupied by Mrs. Cason The
handsome Foster cottage. built Just
about year aro. and one OF the pref
test and best Cn the beach. was soon
u names. The Mars cottage. known
IS the Ruth boarding Cottage went
LeNt. and AZ. MARS lost everything a
tent cottage ou the Mars property was
also burned.
Heavy Loss.
The "Ratcholder" was perhaps the
''e'llfei ol luf aullQlDES. ana The loss
IS estimated here az between 81 600
and $1,000. The T. &. White cottage
was valued 40 $500. and Captain Eos
ter's cottage. $4,000 The other cot
taxes burned were worth between S.
600 and $500
Captain Foster. who vas confined 10
his bed with an ahscess OF the leg. had
10 be removed from the structure by
friends Many OF the occupants OF The
" bite and "Batchelder" cottage. og-
inE 30 tho rapid spread OF the flames.
were forced 20 escape in their night
clothes. These two cottages were de-
stroyed quickly. the FIRE spreading ran
idly from one 20 the other.
Captain Foster has been poculiaFi.
unfortunate With his cottages. his old
homo near the Rar shore Pavilion be-
ing destroyed 40 the time that struc-
ture wiped out. once before this his
home has been destroyed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
THE KIDNEYS GUARD YOU.
How They Keep Uric Acid From
Poisoning the Whole Body.

Uric acid Is a poison that is always
forming I'm the body. IL Is the duty
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
JUDGES DECISION
WILL STOP SUITS
IudEe Boyd Holds Buyer Of Illicit
Liquor Guilty With the sellers.

GREEN bOEO ~ r-Sn-r..f -
ilitel States District Judge James =
bol q. fo--at made an anrounr.ufnr
.n open colrf in fhe trial ~ a u.ero
ior alleged sale 20 liquor Whlrr ursr-
ficall5 shuts rre door on prosecutions
ODD TIE FEDERAL colrt for retailing Rlfh.
our license The same construction
% ne lav t1 STATE and local Judicial
authorities wiI undoubtedly 20 Gar
toS ards making lt iU possible fo com
ficf blind tigers Or other vloiafore az
he lae prohibiting The sale or manu-
facture ~ liquor Dol North Carolina
Judge BOYD announced from the
bench nat lu future be- would hold
~ e matter ~ iaW that where a g.it-
ness testified that BE- had purchased
liquor from defendant that Rifrres
vas indlctabie IS az aider and abetror
ia tne commission ~ violation OF
TIE Law. thar me violation ~ the Law
against retailing without a license ,as
ulsdeueanor. and since in rnisde-
meanors asders and sbettors we're gull
g ~ principals. be- would bold that
purchasers ~ liquor we're equally
guilty Vlfh the seller
IN the case or trial Judge Bord
ordered t1at one o. The principal vii
nssses D. held In custody from dav
70 daF during the court and directed
tAe Dietrlcf Attorney 20 send ln = biu
against nim. The witness vas Al
lowed freedom b. giving 4 bond 81
sl.s'- Later. Nnen the fury brouChf
in verdict % mot guilty Judge
Bo3c stated that since this very
righteous FeTdics~ had been rendered
y would aOt - necessary 70 hold the
~itii~es further. because the jury hav-
inE said that the defendant had not
sod arr liquor ~ the witness. Il
would not ~ practical % convince the
witness - having bought Il from the
defendant
Witnesses Equally Guilty.
IL ~as after the jury retired thai
judge BOYD ordered one q the prose
cutting Witnesses into custody and
made announcement that IN future he
would hold every witness Who swore
70 purchasing liquor equally gullfy
With the seller
@ course. this means thsy no eeI-
dence could BE- g1Fen IN such cases
where witnesses refused % testify on
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
Plans For Trim.

plans for che hunting trims of
r. Roosevelt patty are reaching COM
..ff0r f. has been decided that Ker-
rlf Roosevelt IS to take number 81
short separate hunting trirs Uith d
pr. fl-urse -uide named Silva sho is
famous as ar elephant hunter For
tl- FIRST fortnight of trei~ STAY The
= oosftelf party viii d. rle guests 90
Atni River of Sir Aifred Pease a we'll
kronn tunter. Vho has a large es-
tafr af klIica. The second Fortnight
tl+F Uii Be- rhe guests of George Nc-
NNlau ar lu ia ranch
a local hunter recently secured an
elephant .n the canuibai cuuutr, whose
rr.-te r......f....H .anr r..sr~,F.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15

ALI -EE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS
n ER-r Dress rc. All kinds nE Hair
IN hans o. made 90 order. Corr hlrES
made t1to wttchfs Por-uaforr~s
FUrE etc Satisfaction r-r,a-1 = 80
HUGH - Sos Sorth Third - Rich
nonG- "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-15
AGENTS wANTRD.

wASTED-A GENTS TO WRITE
Health and accident Enkuran.-f
HUstlere nake from s5e 10 $3.50 psr
@0nth <.NNN guarantee fund De-
PcsiteS with TrcsSnner 81 Nf~cs-f.
Aeoress MANAGER us ~ sth 81
Richmond IA