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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11

The Hill 500 club met at the home
OF Mrs. Hagelin Wednesday after
noon. Hostesses Mesdames. Hagelin
and Shelby.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11

Frank J. Myler of HOmedale was in
Caldwell Thursday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
ODDS AND ENDS.

a AASASh DOIauASI has discovered
that flowers will grow faster if given
hot baths. The water should be med
ium warm, not hot enough to injure
leaves. A good method and one which
gives good results is to place the
plants in a pan and pour boiling
water around the crooks. This heats
the earth without injuring the roots
and the steam moistenes and cleans
the leaves, leaving them bright and
fresh after vapor bath. This makes
geraniums very thrifty.
Winter Flower Boxes-Something
that will delight every beholder is a
window box of primroses. These lit
tie winter flowers are easy to raise
cheap and have an abundance of
blossoms throughout the season. Keep
in sunny window and water the
plants about twice a week. Two
shades look better in box. They
freeze easily, therefore the necessity
of keeping them in a medium warm
room.
New Napery-The past 6 months
have witnessed complete change in
the style of damask table clothes. A.
mong the luxuries Of the present time
are duplicates as to weave of those
admirable old pieces that had bits of
color in them. The table covers are
round, fringed, and satin finished. |
The napkins are duplicates. Those
who possessed such splendid pieces
and put them away many years ago |
will rejoice to know they may now |
safely bring them out again.
Ironing Board-If the ironing board
is too wide to pass between the posts
of the chair on which one end of the
board is placed, have notches sawed
out and allow the board to slip down
on the chair back. This too prevents
the board from slipping off the chair.
When two chairs are used, remedy
at both ends.
Frozen Water Pipe-The goose neck
water pipe under the sink will open
readily when frozen if lighted lamp
is placed under it. The heat soon
thaws the ice.
Use Of Sal Soda-It is used a great
ieal in cleaning pipes, since the soda
lcts Immediately upon the grease. It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Ginen Wonnt ipGter.

~gbanpIain. Gluten Go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Gund)moro in Wiiiiiippi

Eopluruille. WiiI., #. San.
- @dbrcno Der lcbten Nod)t ltiirmic
Gin Mob oas bicli1c @eidngniB, be-
mldtiatc lid oes Ncaers Einf @i!.
lis, ld)leppte ibn binalls uno bentic
itn. llngcid)r 100 WGnncr idolien
oann fire Renolocr uui oen bollmclr
Den 2orper ab. Nad) Dem 2pndac.
ridt 5%erltrcilte iid) Der Mob in oller
&litc. @illis rpor zines aeitcrn per.
ii6teit uniittlid)en 2lnsriifS a,tf cine
iutge 3od,tcr bcs iriibercn Sd,criii@
S. q. M}ooSD mgefln1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Sas EcniiUnSamt nuS Der Snnmgm.
rationsbaQ.

@obiuaton :. s., If. San,
Sn1 Observation-Disclosures iuuroS
beutc Der Neid)luB, ueldrr ooS Mb'
boItcn bca ,illanslrntious Bales an
1. M0r5 im EcniionSomta @cbGitoc
Crlullbt, nab elmer Itiirmild)cn Dis
tiilion olri jluci @od,cn pcridlobcn.
@etrGhtiidlc Gppoiition bctul0ctc lid
GCael Den &orid,tag.
GoS MnlrS p~alIirtc perid)icocnc az.
bcrc GorInlCt utb Ncid)liiiic, mcld)c
iid) olaihIiCBlid, olli bcn Iiitrift Go'
Irnbin bcjicbcu. Sprcd)er Cannon
tilnoiAic oic %Grncnnlulg cine$ Sim
icr- Gonlitc'9 AT. iucld)es i'm GinflnnN
nit cinCm am lcBtcn SnmItng onlr-
npmnlcncu Ncidjluiic bic TcrouSga'
buul pon Ncaicrln8s1cIbcrn iiir bclI
@,ultc: lcNcimoienit umteril,d}cu io.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Eddlr inter benz Nuhbooen.

Nllentomil ga, /. Sonunr.
Die 2cidc 9copolo Crbmonm's, eil,es
Sd)mlld'odIcn NoilIircr@ ans Ebi!a
oelpbla mcldlcr lcit Dem Is. Toueni-
Der pernliRt mirb mo jitlctt oli Dem
Nnpclen Geo. z. Shoicr'S. uobr
S~d)rcdSpiIlc. 1cichcn mllroc, lit beiltc
NadlinittdI utter Dem Goncret Sub
bpocr cilcS non Shoicr ieit Dem Der
ldlipinocn oc@ MonncS gcbautci.
Milbncr'!ollca Ncinnben lporoen.
Sdotcr bctinoci lid ieit lcbtenl Mitt
mod) nui 0cu %crooht bin in Salt.
Gromlorm crnlcrSct ilto berollbt ~
hobci.
Glc 2eidc mar IN &~cruciina iiber-
Ae1dllArn mo totol jeritiidelt. arpi.
Nrmc mo geihe lr0rcn obgcidnittcu.
Cine Ioppclilinte. oercn elmer 9alii
o~b9eidoi'ci NOR. muroc in cinerl
CddBtnmtcr gcinn6eu. mo man
Qioubt, Oab Dies bic @ufic lit. nit
meId)2r Gromom ermorbet mllrbc.
Cine Dem Reinforcement ach0riae Hci
'ctuIde, III iuc!d)cr iid) cine Sllonti
tat Sd'nmldiud)en uno olloerc Giicf
ten bc'onoeL lag uohc Scr 2cihc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
GrObrbcu az Scr Gaciiictaitc.

WcltinNLo IT. @aib. If. S0l,
Gle hlrli9c @c1cub nllroc I'M
3.i5 tciitc Nad,nittag ouraD eiil Grh'
bebcn ollilCrilttclt. @cbGuoe in ollel,
Ebcilen Der Stdot monttcn in ibrcn
Iirloomcnten, Die 9clpobner cilten
ol,i Die Strnlicl mo grobcr Sdjrcdcr
perbrcitetc ijd', jcbody bcid)rGnft iid,
Ger Sd)aocn oli ono Nbiallcn Scr
-8ppshcfleiOHl1 ooI ct!idjcil Tcdcll
nr,n sSunocn. Iic Grid)iittcrunl
balteric ctlra 3cbu Scfunocn rnb
leil, mcitcrer StoB fam.
Gas Grohcben mur6c aud III
Scattle. @ant0lUer, 0iciorio, Sunta3
inlo Tacoma lpabrgcuomnlCn ulo
ilbtc oori oic glcifc @irfinl1 aus.
ME BIER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Tns Cube mar Sci6itmurb.

Ncp. Sobn Scotland Gormid)dcl,
Moroer polt @iocon grooming,
Ourhidncioct iid) bel icinrr Ser,
boftlurl sic @cblc. - alogt icine
0nttir ollt i'm 1T 0cm Tcrbrcd)cn
ouigcliodcil II hubcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
ME bier

Ea6 Gil VOr Nlcm Del iener iMrcdiitlrM
Arduibeif. iuglAe slppenoifiiis gcnnuIt miro
ipurmi6rniaen TGriuc3 nit radiul0enoer Gnts
5ilnoun9 uilo 9itrrIirg bcf!ctt. Is irlii rIDt-
LID, etn Stmnri IN Der rtd,ten eei'iengceeuo
1uf rnnI iclgl Sifler II. !. u. itno IN t]pcniacn
luaeit oct IUo Sic alnii ecs ~Getdidieiicr
Ir;.cs III fat INNER biillos. pdbrtno ~ rrdo-
Ter 3rii oicic aefibrIi6fte naer NrnnlbeiirH
itibi bdiie pCrlisoet iperorn fbHlei. 5cr1c,
mr.. tab tcr EARN n0r NerTioriurg hclpnhri
bleibt nm lp0$ cbenio ipidiia ~. epb oic9
nit ben aeioiirt,t q. Serngrs.GrHrtrr-iaen
&c ihicbi. tGiSrSnJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12

U01llttJ pV &C0ic. - N!Qgt lcllle
0ottin al, i'm III Dem %crbrcd)cn
ouigcliodcll II bubcn.
Gdrfbo1,c Mis-, #. Saiular.
- Hep. Sobu &aolIono Gurnliduel.
cnGctInat. btn 3inmcrmanu Wioecn
%ro!uiiua III Ger N1d)t poln ieptcu
CicnIiag 81 Battle Nuu, Columbus
Somnibip. Midl, crluor6ct, Die @ciGc
3~crItiitclt ntt0 Ill 0cn jmeI JrobCn
Seicn Der MCtbooii,cntjrdc, ocrcn
Sccllorgcr CT (G0rmidNneU NOR.
trcllWcilc bcrbr0nnt II bnbcr, mllr6c
Ierlte lriib III Dem bitiigcn aoitbal9
iciner Sd)pcItcr. Srd, Mirml0u
&lgbc2. pertaitet mo bIrd)id)nitl
iidl 0lcid) oaroui Die Neblc nit cilcm
Aioliruucilcr. 81 ltnrb mcnigc Shw,
sen bura!Ii. III icluer Suitc iulo
man ciu oil Den SDcrii Don Eort
SurolL Ntid, lcrIChtctc@ Sd]rcibcn
in mcld,em CT ou9 Nrrbrcd}cn cinac-
iicbt mo b%cbauptet. icinc @ottiu babe
i'm burd) ihrcn bupuotiihru GilifIuS
ucrnnlnBt, 0ic Morothat ill bcgcbcn.
C%urnlidjacl mar gcro6c I'M @c3riiic
lido 9orucn ab5llrCiieu, ais En!ijcl
Vcumtc erid,icnct. nm i'm ~icit}unCb-
nlcli. gr briunN lit icit luCi SuINa
bier.
Noair, Did. II. Surulur.
Trou Garmid'oCl, Nie Miltme bc2
Sclbltn,Grocr@, trtldrt, lie t0me jil
nid)t ocutcL hos 0cn Ntann ~ Ser
Nu9abc tcuoh odB JIG ibu olirh
&ppllotisnIS III Ser Sbnt be!uo1en
babe. Gr ici iibriAcn3 idlon IoltSc
HeiItcaANtGrt 0cluclen. Sic babe nir
cine hnpnotiiirtc Ycrion geicben uno
ocrltcbc nidt oo@ &eriugItc non Mpp.
noti@ml3.
Ga2 @eltGltOniB, neld)C3 Gurnli
docl fir Den Sdcriii Mu1Nonltcil III
Sort Nurou butterflies, miro hclitc
Nnd)nIitiaG Onbicr ncr0iicntlid)t.
GaiicIbe lit 5ie.HIid, unlianGrcidJ lnlo
crltb0lt cine Wolic SnlbuocrciclL 0ic
nlir Dem Wchirn zines Nerrildtcn emf
lprnlgeil lell iolulteI1. Inter Nnocr
rem ertlGrt Germidoel hnrilL @rolun.
ing babe i'm burt &npnpti3mil5 IN
bic Stride qctodt ulb i'm BORT nit cI
llera Scil mo einrul lfciicr bcoroDt.
Gr babe tim oa@ Sell cntriIicn mo
i'm buintt nIcbWNc'dla3ct. Iuf
Id%. mas iolQtc ,tonnc cr lid nid)t
gcnult nlrhr crlnNCruL bod cllililmc
or iip 0unfcl. 0ab or 0cn Wuun
unltcn09 t0otctc, Den 00rpcr in Stiidc
bodtc lulo Die Stildc III Den Glen
mari. Gam lei e. cntflohcn. -
l@cnn ser Sd)criii 0n3 Shrcibcn CT
bate, luubrel6 GormidJacl nod) Oil
Scbcn ict, 10 iolc CT nod Carthage
tonlulcn mo i'm abbolcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
g 1mcrjbatteS 1rinireu
25. SuIi 1905.

Gcrrea Ndo.pdO & 60.
Sd ,pdr be9alirt nit linbeffdnSisieit beA
Trims. Gin gc8luungen, hieIe Wale In "a stun.
len III ~urinlren. Gs III eire srobc geIdntauIa
mic nub fcbr ftuer6bntt. l,etne gefnIedili.
den nrditc ituo leDr idrdf. SID mus g1nbt1
GHc 6.uci Stnraci nii'teben. iin at uriniten I:
ipeun in mid rerfhll'e. iIiehi es 40. SO bit
u Sabre alt ulo auSerpsitia bel fetr euter
Gcfurbbctl. Sd erfnte un 5r. gaordp's au.
ten RGtb; bite INT ~Ioioriiee anituort.
z. 3. 9ubbeIL
GbampIain. gIirtcu Go, q. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
@lGn5cn0c gage Scr
II e d a6uHf.

Yerlin, f., &ontar, &c
Gcltld,e McidjSbouf, 0ic biaber in III
rem lpDtentiid)cu 6inon5bcrid)ten oelt
@ctrug ilrer @oIobcitGnoc uift be.
luslOcro crmUbnt nat 1ob bcute be
f0ilnt, ouB Der W%olouorratb Scr @unt
onl I. &onuM lid cut 1902. 10000
6cjliicrtc, oic nr6Btc Sunmlc III
Woln. ipctdjc sic Wont jc porrGtbig
Bate. Nodj Nl2iilbrlulg Der @e
tricb9leihung b1lt oieier @olobctru0
cinen Giinitigct gicrgleidl nit Der "a
&c Scr @auf pom Gli9lar6 ol!9. ole
an ocmiclbcn Gage cinen @~olopor,
ratb bon Si5G.000.00O bate. Sic
Ncld)3bnnf miro III 3ufltnlt rcaelln1
~nrtirsnno t;rhc y S>rttp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Niercn. uno VlaIenleibtn,

Narn. nro SaUi, arnrrbeii.H. foipie gfnfsii.
'icinc. 3nieriraattett. gJdiisriutt. G5itttluis
hcS S5OffcrS. llrbeitansia,rlt bes llrius,
grisbif6e 0ranIbctt, glbumtnaria uns In al.
len Sdlrn. iuu o@rii Suft" seoSeuias borbatl.
zen 1T ooer snS g0atier bid. ipolIis unb &c.
iaiiNt III init Subfidnaeu, ipie oas gastbe et.
iIt5 @iea cher GaheH iuIe ipeibe EeIbe. chez -
Ddt Elm !rar!buItes, o%unfIss. bilibfes ausfeben
lno ipeibcn v@oIle 3uf"'eoeeufae. urS. uenu
Gin pridcInos6, breHnenbes GsilbI bsim pafii.
rem bon gVaffcr patrrcbmbar 1T. una s4rtst.
5cH i'm areuse unb in ben geuosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
49,, 9. nnS u. 6. Y. So.
,,9ie eleftril9e Qinie''
Qfcttriidc 3aiahwasspnS.

Qlcttrtdc Ealdhiudggpnc.
Rad @atbtnatpn = Seoe babe stunoe bon
GEO Wlorgene BITS go gDeitos NIB $50. $50.
10 so iino t2.O0 Nnd1t3.
RAD Nnndpoits 3ebe Stiroe bon Gas
morgens bic 7.45 @benbs iab $50. 9.I5 uio
1ahrpteis. in elmer Hid,tuna. saauefabr..
0ad1 p5afbirntoit. go. .15c. Sf.2J.
llom o(uuopntiS .6Oc. xt.00.
Sir 0inete uno Ii,siuntt ivei,be man fMb or
sns P%tuetsRiireau. Terminal. Staiioi. Fart.
Nueuue, nabe 9erinston,e trabe. ooer man tele.
pbpnire an e.. x Y, Il. Pdiil 1850 ODER glurl
lnro, Sonr.!dnh 1899. tIpril4. l&Sf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
Sir S0madeu,
Sit Nranfcn,
Start nno a%einnS gcmadjt barA
r. RAILWAYS


Se6er Ir0pten ban gr. RdoWabS WsfuIpeat
trdG. nurh oc5 @lut, ben S6,pei6, tlrtH une
n,hcrc 5Ii'ftgietieH uHs Gdtts ocs epftems bic
Hebens'ralt oenH es srieet Die slbfonberuusea
hco Stbrpers nit reucm unb eeiurbem W,ats.
vial. ~. Na6pGD'S 9~ieipTesnt 1T bic etrsist
poiit.uc Nur iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-12
So. Sabrgang.
Solcftircn nun 1909 Stcncrn.
2teuer.Tepurtcmcut, &atnhaus.
2 I 1T Q Z, OH q. NNWIIIIUI IEUU
Sur SahrtGt iar si~eusrjabter; =,

Snt 5IndltiMt Ilr SietIfrJnhIet.
Iie Ribrr 6iefe3 SerarteHcrts linb lett
%et6ftnst 8ur 9itgelcntlabme Der 3ablnng, n9l
SiadtS lnIo 5tu6iiieueyn iiir bG5 Sabre 1909.
3pei unb elm bnlb err. Rro6ent SRabati
peroer nuf die iiiotiithen .WrlinoeigelihnnlS,,
4eriounls mo SeiuritdielIrR e6nntlaeit oefplll.
!i0t, bic >pdbrcnb heS Wondic Saridr. ilitht
ipdier. nIS bis eamtaa, ocn 80. 5anuar, y
ltbr WiiiiaaS (ber n. SdnAGr III Elm Selnidal,
be5dhil tpsrbcI. Sitni 90 gro5cIi iperoeH All
GtlaisrehuIngen %be,ulIltgi.
Steler5ablcr ibnRcu ihre Ntednutaen. per
volt ~erbllieH, iuocn oieitIben ohle 3paer1
an lptu cS apaeiohdbt III ilno inter 0eijiisIi.g
ciitee init ber betretienoeu goreic nerlebeIcll
iraniiricn PrteiuMidlnas. Seine HethnIilgtil
tIr boS luuie,ioc %dhr iueroen dltaaeinllot.
iuenu nitt 6ar!tit per'bnIid ober brieilth cTs
ilbt miro.
fSun5 70 1920 Staots Sicrereinuebnlcr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
The Richmond alumni.

Last Fridays Newsletter give,
the following account of the annual
banquet of the Richmond Alumni
of William and May:
Joseph d. Eggleston. Jr.. super
intendent of public instruction. got
out of the beaten path bit last night
when he made an address TO the
alumni of William and Mary College
at their annual banquet in this city
Mr.. Eggleston told the members
that they owed much to the State.
and that his hearers should perform
their duty as they conceived it. and
not TO be swayed by any other con-
sideration than a strict regard sor
the welfare of the people of the
State. He added that his remarks
were intended especially for the gen
demen who might Dc engaged in the
profession OF teaching.
The banquet opened with a short
speech BY President Lyon 9. Tyler,
of William and Mary. who intro
duced DR.. J. A. C. Chandler. super
intendent OF the Ricanono schools,
as the POSTMASTER. The first man
DR.. Chandler called on was J. B.
Terrell. one of the five brothers who
had been students at William and
Mary. and who occupied a table to-
gether. Mr.. Terrell responded
with short speech.
Other speakers were Professor
Il. L. Bridges and DR.. ]. Leslie
Hall. Of William and Mary. DR..
Bridges announced that an effort
was being made to compile a cata =
lOgue of all the graduates of the old
college since its founding in 1893.
A committee Of five is now at work
on its compilation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
tn rPSDAY, DEC. 2. 1903.

Another year has about drawn to
a close and Williamsburg IS just
about the same commercially as il
vas year ago. II anything, bust
ness IS duller ana less money is in
REGULATION. That condition is part
ly caused by local crop failures. and
partly by the panic. But Williams
burg Will be the same old Williams
1urg Commercially TIL the millennium
ualess the farming section contigu-
GUS TO the city is developed, and
made 10 be productive. We will
nal the DAY loyously when tie last
,aw mill moves out. and the people
turn their attention 10 farming.
The timber business has taken
Nealtn Out OF the country Just as
fast as il has brought il in. What
Ee want 10 do as q community is 10
make our farming lands so pro-
ductive that We VIII become a credi-
TOT instead OF a debtor class. Hay.
corn. flour. oats. pork and beef are
being bought even by what few
farmers we have-tTom the west.
Our farmers should have these pro
ducts 10 sell. al least 10 the local
trade. II ne continue 10 pay trib-
ute 10 the west. We shall continue
poverty stricken.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
James BeVGTidgG Begg.

James Beveridge Begg. aged
Lightweight years. a native OF Scot
land and a greatnephew OF Robert
Burns. the famed Scottish poet.
died in Campbell county Tuesday.
Mr.. Begg IS survived by four child
reu. among whom are DR.. Robert
Begg. Of the faculty OF Syracuse
University. n. Y. AMI Mrs. George
P. Coleman. of Williamsburg. wife
Of the Assistant State Highway
Commissioner. The funeral was
held Wednesday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

Il IS 10 bs hoped that no attempt
Will be made for at least two years
70 hold 2 statewide election on the
liquor question. The people want
no more sgitsuon at this time. Such
A. election means tn MOL and strife
md bitterness. when what the con-
di'ions demand is peace and good
sill and brotherly cooperation. An
o-her year or TWO o. education rath-
r. than agitation Will NIKE il easier
for the statewiders 20 win and they
should rot OBJECT 70 o % tponement
OF the impending struggle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
Peninsula Poultry Yards,
Williamsburg, Va.

In Is entries won 1st Pen, 1st Cock,
lst Cockerel on Rose Comb Brown
Leghorns al Virginia State Fair.
1919. Won 1st on Irish Grey Pit
Game Cockerel, 1st on Red Irish
Guilden Game Pullet. % on Pen Pit
Games ( old. I'd on Pen Pits Game
(young). 30 on Irish Grey Shuffler
Cock, % on Red Irish Guilden
Cockerel. Sd on Mexican Grey
CoCkerel. Sth on Mountain Eagle
Cock.
A few beautiful cockerels for sale:
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns. Kulps
242 Egg, and Applegste Strains;
also Game Cackerels.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

A friend of this paper handed US
the following with the request that
il be printed as app opriste to con-
ditions existing here today:
A town that never has ANYTHING
10 do in public way is on the way
to the cemetery. Any citizen who
will do nothing for his town is help
ing to dig the grave. A man that
curses the town furnishes the coffin.
The man who is so selfish as to have
no time from his business TO give to
city affairs is making the shroud.
The man who will not advertise is
driving the nearse. The man who
is always pulling back from any
public enterprise throws bouquets
on the grave. The man who is so
stingy as to be bowling hard times
breaches the funeral. sings the dox-
ology. and thus the town lies buried
from all sorrow and care"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

There IS but one thing for the
next legislature 10 90 for the needy
Confederate soldier. and that is 10
give him a pension that viii enable
MIN 10 live Il is folly 70 say that
Virginia cannot GO better than she
now IS for these men who offered
th-ir lives as a willing sacrifice that
ther cause might triumph. What is
he psirry sum now received? II
would not keep an old solder in
,nokirg tobacco. Some Of them
nave families dependent upon them
Let those over sixty receive $40
per month and those over seventy
a least SD per month. II NC were
20 the legislature We should work
and vote for such bill even If It
became necessary 10 borrow the
money 10 meet the incress 4 exoen-
aiture We hope DR.. STEPHENSON
wili take up the cause Of these
worthy old veterans and see that
justice IS done them. Il appears
gust the veterans are forgotten i'm
meoiately after elections.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

A visiting minister prophesied"
from the pulpit of a Williamsburg
church last Sunday night that in ten
years time the battle flags of the
world would be turled. Had our
good brother said fifty or a hun
cred years. Instead OF ten. he would
have been better prophet. There
viii be no universal peace until the
horses of Russia. Japan. India, Tur.
key. Spain and Portugal are enlieht-
ened. That will not be until auto
cratic governments go down under
the crash that is inevitably coming.
AS long as a king wears a crown,
aud rulers a.e born, not made by
the will of the people. there will be
wars and rumors Of wars. Unive1-
sal peace will come in time. but il is
farther off than ten years. we fear.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

Fires are being built these cold
nights and mornings in stoves and
CRATES long unused. Be careful OF
tires. With no water supply, this
city is at the mercy OF fire. A con-
hagrauon viii some day wipe out
block, and then We viii find some
way TO get water for fire purposes.
al least.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

During the sumner about SI0.-
90 worth Of Williamsburg real es-
tate has passed into the hands OF
he state by purchase. While the
city is the ,osrr in taxable values
she gains n other ways, An in
creased plant At William anc Mary
means more students and more stu
dents mean more money spent here.
WHAT &c lose ia one way We gzia 10
another,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

therefore, II kidney
trouble is permitted 20
continue, serious re-
suits are most likely
90 follow. Your other
organs may need at
teutiou. but your kid
news most. because
they do most and
should have attention
first. Thereiore. when
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

IL your subscription has expired and
You 10 not want the paper continued.
refuse 10 take II out OF your postothce
and notify yonr postmaster. II you
continue 10 take paper from postofhce
YOU win be expected TO paw tor il
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

Entered AZ the Postohce in Williams
urg a. second class msil-mstter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

Your savings will nSver be yo-r
support unless invested wisely
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
Preparing to Erect Building.

The building committee of the
board Of visitors of William and
Mary viii meet here Monday to 60
over the plans. for a new school
building. which have been drawn by
a well know architect. Il is IN
derstood that this new building will
DC located on Palace Green.
The legislature appropriated S1O.-
200 for this purpose and to hold the
appropriation work must be started
before the next session of that body.
This is the building that was pro-
posed by the college authorities
when they asked for the combina-
ton with the Williamsburg schools.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold a ba-
zaar in Banks store. adjoining
Stones drugstore Thursday, Dec.
10th.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

your kidneys are weak or out OF order,
YOU can understand how quickly YOUR en-
tire body is affected and how every organ
seems 20 fail 20 do It's duty
II you are sick or d" feel badly" BEGIN
taking the great kidney remedy. Dr.
Hiluer's Swamp-Root. 4 trial viii CON
-ince you of its great merit.
The mild and immediate effect az
Swamp-RoOt, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, IS soon realized. Ii
stands the highest because its remarkable
health restoring properties have been
proven IN thousands % the most distress
ing cases. II YOU need q medicine YOU
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

CTATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL,
OCONUlrlON OF THE BANK OF
NlLLlANSB BURG. INcoR PoRATEn.
located at williamsburg. In the County
ot lanes CITY. state OF Virgins. al the
close of business. Nov. 16lh. 1909. made
20 the State Corporation Com mission.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened BY Over Work.

Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
spOusible for much sickness aud suffering,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

should have the best.
Sold by druggists IA
ffty-cent and onc-dol-
lar sizes. You may
have q sample bottle
by mail free, also a
uarrDrTef telling Won
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-02

how TO find out II yoa have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing TO DR.. Kilmer & Co.
Bingha atom, y. Y. Don't make any ms
take, bat remember the name, swamp
Root, and don't let a dealer sell v0u
something IN place of Swamp Root--1t
on do you viii be disappointed.