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Ladies' skirts, ladies' waists in all
of the very latest fashions at Adder
Iey's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08

Charles A. Osborne. of Kevesville.
mas been appointed to the board of
directors of the Eastern State Hos
pitai. vice R ID. Yancey. resigned.
Mr. J. {. Pilkington. whose sick
ness caused his family much alarm.
continues to improve. He has
moved ms family into the Rose
house.
The directors Of the Williamsburg
BANK invite you 70 examine their
statement published in this paper
which shows an increase Of business
IN the last two months Of over
$4,000.
The Williamsburg public schools
will open Monday morning. All
the teachers are expected here this
week The Williamsburg Female
Institute VIII begin the session next
Wecne, day morning and William
and Mary Thursday morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
HaslReslgasd.P

The Rev. II. T. Louthan. who for
the past seven years has filed The
chair OF adjunct professor OF Latin
and Greek in William and Mary.
mas resigned. For the past year he
has been on leave OF absence and
mas been .aking a graduate course IN
History and Political Science in the
University OF Chicago. Mrs. Louth-
an accompanied her husband 20
Williamsburg yesterday where their
many friends gave them a cordial
welcome.
Before entering the faculty Of WI
liam and Mary. Mr.. Louthan was
the popular and able pastor OF the
Williamsburg Baptist church. His
work az the college was highly sat
istaetory. and his resignation viii
cause general regret. The people o,
Williamsburg are sony TO lose Mr
ard Mrs. Louthan as neighbors. and
nope they VIII some day come back
20 reside permanently. They vii
spend the month OF September a,
Lorne. with Mrs Louthan's mother.
Mrs. Hurt They will return 70 Chi
Gag next month where Mr.. Louthar
VIII resume his studies.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
HOldCrOft News.

Holdcroft. Va. Sept. The
Charles City Sunday School Con
venhon was held Thursday with the
Mt. Pleasant Church. The meet
ing was very interesting and instruct.
i've. {. L. Babcock was chosen
president; w. D. Barnett. V-presi-
cent; J. w. Binns. secretary-treas-
urer; w. L. Wilkinson. assistant
secretary. Capt. John Lamb was
present AMI delivered a fine ad-
dress.
The annual meeting Of the Charles
City Telephone Co. was held at the
courthouse today. Routine business
vas transacted. The former offic-
ers were all reelected. Messrs. J.
w. Binns and L. J. Temper were
chosen directors.
Many visitors spent Labor Dav
with relatives and friends here.
Farmers are busy in their fodder
telds this week. Late corn bids
tair to be unusually good this year.
not weather and rain have proven
very beneficial.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
Z TlkGINIA.

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF tn =
City OF WlLLIANSBTRe Ann
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY to.vvif.
Inc loth day OF August. 1910.
ln the matter OF the Estate
OF James u. MOucure, deed.
10 appearing 20 the court that a re-
port % the accounts OF the trsnsacff.,rs
on n l.. Henley. Admiuistrator on 49,
estate Of James ID. Moncure. deceased
and of The debts and demands agaiost
the estate ~ the said James ID. Nonrure
has been MED so the office Of this courr
and that more than oue year has clans
go since the qualification OF the said Al
minlstrator.
On motion OF Blanche L N,ncu-a g.,
hsr own right aud as guardian OF
blanche E, Henry ". and Marg Cav
Aoucure, distributes OF the said lanes
ID Moncure. decea sed. 60 is ordered tbat
the creditors of the said James ID Nor.
cure DO show cause. II any they can. ON
October 10, 1910 Chat being the 6rsr
day OF the October term) before this
court at ats court room IA the said cirv
OF Williamsburg, against the paymenf
and delivery Of the said estate ot the
said James ID. Moncure, deceased. 20 sbr
distributes.
AND it Is 'urther ordered that a COPY
OF TINS order be published once a week
Tor four successive weeks, In The Virginia
Gazette. a newspaper published IN the
said city OF Williamsburg.
A cOpy-reste.
I. II. GEDDY. Clerk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
Rur0l Route No. L

Bacon. Va. Sept Miss Tyree.
of Newport News. has returned
home after spending two weeks nc
Piney Grove with friends.
Miss Virginia Kitchens. accom-
panied By Miss Alma Gulden. Of
Bacon. were callers az jamestown
Friday.
Mr. George Wright. of Williams
burg. has accepted a position with
the Powhatan Club on Gordon's
creek.
The public schools in this section
opened on Tuesday. Miss Tnez
New. school No. 4: Mrs. Floyd
Ayers. school. No. S; Mss Ida
Ircsvig. school No. 6.
Miss Fannie NightengaIe. OF
Piney Grove. and Miss Tyree. OF
Newport News. spent Wednesday
OF last week with Mr.. and Mn.
George Richardson.
Misses Mamie and Clara Graves
were callers az Mr.. (. D. Richard
sons Wednesday.
Mr.. A. L Waltrip and family
spent sunday with Mr.. George Wal
Trip.
Master Maxwell Lsnier IS spend-
Ing the week with his grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs Waltrip.
Miss Nora Hughes and brother,
OF Richmond. are spending the week
with Ms. {. +. Thompson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
Boulevard Items.

Boulevard. Va. Sept. 7.-Messrs
Collins and Perry are building a new
barn s. x 100 feet which will hold
90 head of cattle.
Quite number. OF houses have
been erected on the village lots this
summer,
MIR. Sam Burnett will build On his
land soon.
Messrs. Stanley and Leland Ban
croft left August 81 for Madison
Wis.
Mr.. w. +. Gillian was here last
thursday on business.
Mrs. {. +. Bancroft came home
from Williamsburg Sunday evening
where she had been visiting friends
Miss Bertha Thorsland left An.
gust 70 for New York City to visit
her brother.
Mr.. Chas. M. Hall and family
returned to Madison, Wis, Aug. d
Their many friends were very sorry
to see them leave.
Mr.. Lars Smeland who has been
quite sick the past week, is improv-
ing.
Mr.: Z. 6. Wooten is home again
from Florida,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08

1 NOR SA-E-.8loi Dry slab
= wood at s.. per cord delivered A
- @-horsc wagon load. with t,n
body. stove length SlT5. Saved oek
and slab mixed at s. pcr load HAN
seasoned oak wood az $500 per cord
~Al Jamestown laone 30. 6Ou-t
RICHARD HOUGE. CITY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
Special Notices.

LOR SALE-rhittccn Brood So,vs
faro Ecd middle 1t August ADD bred
O. a thoroughbred jersey Rel boa
tor saIe. wi h nr without pigs -CUA~
O. uEl,0NEN. Pour Nil- Farm. " b ID
oPung Grove. Va. *. b. d.. $50.
Eok oALE--Storc house 1515O. MIC,
% "cAtng. out. houses. Sc. with
about acres. in throwing count-,
village near Danvile business good
nae water. very healthy Church ans
High school Address IS y. e. owrrr
Box a3 Route 10. T. Chatham, va.
EOR SALE Tornado ~ilo II ~ b.
diameter p Co. high. In good CON
dtion. used one season onlv. l1hn
a. Bcchtci
EOR kENT.-A six room DWELLING
house with large iot ald stable or
scotland street adjoining the WI
iamsnurg Female lustitlte property
Apply 60 HENLEY s. HENLEY. Attor
ncY s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old Ons. HowHCso
be Done 10 williamsburg.

The back aches at times with q dull
undesirable feeling. making YOU weary
and restless; piercing pains shoot across
the region of the kidneys, and again tbe
loins are so lame 10 stoop is agony.
No use 20 rub or apply a plaster 10 the
back IN this condition. You cannot
reach the cause. Exchange the bad back
Tor new and stronger one. Williams
burg residents would do well 70 prs6,
oy the following exumple.
Frances Bridgwater. Of Red Hill. near
NiIlia msburg. Va, saws: 81 suffered
rom diabetes Tor several wears and an
times my condition was serious. had
IuI paius across my back and the swell.
'n8 OF different parts otmv body caused
ale great alarm. The kidney secretio,s
also became very uuuaturalIat times and
mF condi ZION was gradually growing
worse when Doau's Kidney Pills were
brought 20 ms notice. procured a bov
ney helped me 'rom the irst. correcti,c
tne kidney difficulty aud driving avy AN
t rls oackaene' cannot praise Deans
Kidney Fills too highly"
For sale by all dealers. Prise 5ocest.
sos'eF-Mil6uru Co.. Buffalo. New York
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan'.-aua
tskr 40 other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
COCLAL AND -
- DERSONAL

Mr.. Norwood Apperson. of New
Kent. is in town.
Col. and Mrs. L. w. Lane lett
last Saturday for New York City.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Blair Spencer. of
Washington. are here 10 visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harrison. Of
Florida. are here on a visit to rela-
tives.
Harry Phillips. Jr., is home from
Chase City. where he spent his va.
cation.
Mr.. Howard Tucker. of South
Boston. spent last Sunday in WI
hanSburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Graham spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives
in Norfolk.
Miss Blanche Filbates is spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Day at Lee Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Williams. Of
Richmond spent Monday here with
Mrs. A. c. Bacon.
Mrs. B. z. Wolfe andIittle daugh.
ter are expected home Saturday
from the mountains.
Mrs. r. w. Fenton was the guest
OF her aunt Mrs. Alice Kiroy. Of
Norge the past week.
Miss Ruth Pease, OF Richmond.
spent Sunday and Monday NTH her
aunt, Mrs. A. c. Bacon.
Mrs w. H. Stellings and daugh-
ter Meta. spent Labor Day in New
port News and Hampton.
Miss Clara Nichols. of Hunting
ton, w. Va. visited her father. Mr..
+. Q. Nichols, this week.
Mrs. II. n. Phillips HIS returned
from Emporia accompanied by her
cousins. Mrs. Bait and Mr.. Sam
Iurman.
Mrs. <. {. Long and dauphter.
OF Johnstown. Pa. are visiting the
formers mother. Mrs. w, II. Braith-
waite.
Mrs. 7. r. Daley and daughter
Miss Margaret. have returned from
Minneapolis, where they spent the
summer.
Capt S. J. Brooks and little
daughter, Florence, OF South Rich
mond. spent Monday here with
relatives.
Miss Oracle Beale has returned to
tarmville to resume her classes in
the kindergarten department of the
State Normal.
Mr.. }. M. Geddy, cashier Of the
Peninsula Bank of Toano. spent
Monday in town with his brother.
Clerk Geddy.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler. of Hampton.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jones, of
Newport News, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 1. Jones.
Miss Stella Jensen is visiting at
Norge this week the guest of her
sisters, Mesdames A. J. Hall and
K. {. Saunders.
Mrs. Matilda Person. Misses
Florence and May Person have re-
turned from New York where they
spent the summer.
Miss Estelle Barlow, who has
been spending some time vito Mr..
and Mrs. Walter G. Mitchell in Raj
eigh. N. C.. has returned to Rich
mond and is expected home this
week.
Capt P. D. Helms, Mrs. Helms
Miss Helms and Mrs. Helms sister.
AL OF Philadelphia. are in town.
capt. Helms was stationed here for
10 months during the Confederate
War. being a member of the famous
Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry. His
recollectons of those days are very
interesting. They viii remain nll
Saturday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Scenie Route 20 the West.
Fast Festihuicd Trains. Parior carr o
kichmond Pullman Sieepcrs 90 Louin-
vile. Cincinnati, Chicago. 81. louis
wEsrnoCSn DAIRY rEArNe
Iv. Williamsburg lO.3Ta. m.. and SGT
"a Direct councctions for al
points West. Northwest and Sozth-
Wcat
Fast Trains Tor hswpou ss~s. Nerfsh ana
Oid Polul
Lv Williamsburg 9.5s a. m. AID Ass
p M.
Loeals Tor hs~por Hsus..
LT' Williamsburg 9,l2 a. m, 6t2sip. %
locais Tor Richmcnd.
IL. Williamsburg $50 q N. 8d6. IN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08

told the story about Cloves coming
around the neSt morning TO apollo
gre 70 him about the same way
Morris told Il.
MIR. Merritt Foster was the first
witness on the stand this morning.
He was a strong one FOR the prose
culon. having seen the alleged as
sault from the Palm Cafe. Saw the
man follow Mrs. Carey from the
Idaho. cross the street and walk I'd
under her umbrella. Saw a struggle
Ike she was trying to get away from
him, and then as she was pushed to-
ward the fence. saw no more: walk
ed up street and saw a man he recog-
nized as Johnnie Cloves. Heard the
lady say %. Lord. as she passed
him going 70 tel her husband OF the
treatment she had received.
The entire hearing is being con
Quoted behind closed doors. greatly
20 the disappointment Of the crowds
OF curious. The trial may las.
through tomorrow. Only four wit
nesses had been examined up to 10
o clock this morning when this re-
port closed.
Inc defence IS trying 70 introduce
evidence as 10 Mrs. Csrey's charsc
ter. Judge Tyler will allow the
public 10 hear the argument
M Eugene {. Row,ey. OF Big
!ers. proposes to begin the prsc zee
or Jaw. Mr. Rowley is a graduate
OF the Univereity Of Wisconsin and
has Pracuced in that state.
Labor Day was observed here
pretty generally. The banks closed.
the postoftce kept Sunday rules.
and at least one picnic was held.
All the principal stores closed for the
day az 10 o'clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08

The Ladies Social Club will meet
in the home Of Mrs. Jeff Bull. York
river. ar 1870 a. m. September ID.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08

'hE bRAlrHWAIIr lNuEkrAk-
lNS ESTABLISHMENT has the
exclusive agency iu aud around
Williamsburg, ot che National Ca-ket
Cos goods. This esta1hslment rs com.
pieteiy equipped. understood by none ire
sArliess 90 reports O. tlc contrary .
ial uisnes supphes az a less cost. anc
nearse AZ nall the customAry charge. "a
licensed Emoalmer, and Irained Nurse
Tor shroudiug. Govern v3ur.rIf 49,,
inslY. MRS. w. III. BRAITHWAIrE
WILLIAMSBURG Va. Southern Bell pn,,-.
store 30. "a. Residence SO. 81 lony
distance connection
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-08

CTATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
OSONDl ION OF THE BANK OF
WILLIAMSBURG. INcoEpop -,
located at WILLIAMSBURG. Ira the Co,,-t,-
OF James City. State OF Virginia az -L,
close OF business. Sept. 1st. 1910. maIr
TO the State Corporation Commission
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
Choice MISCELLANY
Ne Refused a MiIIion.

According TO an Italian newspaper
Giovanni Bovia. member of the Italian
parliament and writer. was recently
approached by a French banker who
wished Bovia 70 allow his name 70 be
used in connection with a matter of
business 10 give the scheme character.
The service. he insinuated. would be
worth a round million TO Bovia. who
declined IL. however. without a mo
ment's hesitation.
There is no law" he wrote. against
my complying With your request. but
II would be a crime nevertheless. You
who have lived in Naples and others
must know that live from hand to
mouth with my family by teaching
and by writing and that the accumula-
tion of a million would be an impos-
sibility from that source. But my
work makes me independent. and the
million would be superluous. You
say that no one in Rome would know.
that all would be kept secret. but
would not ] know It? You bankers
may leave your conscienees at the foot
of the Alps and resume them again
on your return, but l carry mine wher-
ever go"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

as clubs. churches, schools. associa-
tionA. lodges etc. II every lodge and
every church organization would PRO
vide an active press agent there
would be greater progress by these
organizations. Newspapers especial
y country newspapers. such as are
published in Arizona cannot afford
to have a reporter for every news
paper department as metropolitan
papers do, but they would all be
glad TO have legitimate news items
concerning matters connected with
any society if they could do so with
out too great an expense. A press
agent OF a lodge or church might
often look in vain for the stories
handed into the newspapers, but he
would see that sufficient OF his copy
was used 10 pay him and the society
he represented weH for The time de
voted TO its preparation. The same
applies to the several churches,
Young Mems Christian associations,
schools, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
Asked.

"If you really want TO be smart and
up to date said young woman
there is one word you must drop
from your vocabulary. and that is the
word invited No person of any
claims TO standing uses 1t any more.
You must not say that you have been
invited to Mrs. Sparkler's dinner par
ty. You mention simply that you have
been asked You have been asked
TO attend Miss Spink's wedding. and
you have asked few people for din
ner on Thursday. | am not Informed
as to what smart noun replaces invi-
tation.' but do not hold with those
persons who use bid or invite 1t is
best. think. to avoid the use OF any
substantive whatever in such a con
nection and 10 bring In the verb ask
as often as one can. If you cling to
invited you must expect to be con-
sidered as hopeless. just as IL you
played pingpong or collected souvenir
spoons. New York Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
Airships and air Currents.

Germany's greatest achievement Is
not the technical perfection of the air
going craft: she has learned how to
use the air currents as the birds do in
travelling. This is a science; the ship
is only its instrument. Airships will
double and treble their speed by act
ing in harmony with the forces of ma
ture. the primal speed maker There
is a working force only lately reckon
ed with even by builders of air craft.
and that is the wind. Airships viii
use the trade wind to reach this con
tinent because it always blows one
way. That is as simple a proposition
as that a low powered steamer should
use the gulf stream Air traffic to
compete with rail or water must main
tain as sure a schedule of travel. Ger
many has already mapped her airshiI
routes TO and from America.-Century
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

The little penny whistle, Cochise
County Press. has added its yelp
at the heels of the city council Of
Of the board of supervisors. These
little republican editors are highly
amusing in their efforts to appear
pleasing in the eyes of the boss.
Their noise increases corresponding
ly with the official position they hold
under the administration and the
amount of the emoluments they
draw. The yeip from Benson has a
value Of $50 per month.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
PUBLICITY.

We are IivinG in az age OF rap
idly Increasing publicity and this
accounts for the growing progress
of business and social features Of
life snd the general betterment Of
the country. u has become pretty
wcH understood that 10 merchant,
no matter where located can expect
TO reach the top runs Of business
prosperity in his community with
out the use OF advertising space
iu the newspapers as means Of
giving publicity to his enterprise.
Publicity is nor only necessary to
business enterprise. but Il is
equally as necessary Tor TIE sue.
cess of all social ORGANIZATIONS. such
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

musket, just cram it full of pow
der, then lay a train to it, set fire
to the fuse and run with the rest
Just as hard as 1 could until it
went off. Yes, we used to make
up our own fireworks.
Of course a regular program ar
ranged for the celebration of the
day in an orderly and safe manner
is a good thing. But at the same
time L would ike to see plenty of
fireworks exploded under safe reg
ulations.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10


The Review, again, requests the
District Attorney to probe deeply
into the affairs of the City of Bis
bee. Especially into the administra-
tion of those Offices which have to
do with the disbursement of public
funds. The District Attorney is
authority for the statement through
the columns of the evening paper in
Bisbee that there has been notorious
pilfering OF the city treasury of
Bisbee. The grand jury meets again
on May 1Ith.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
Twonennx BOZ Prizes.

Edward Fitzgerald. disgusted with
the apathy Of the public when his
omar Khayyam" was first published.
stroued into Quaritch's shop and in
high dudgeon dumped down n couple
of hundred copies. telling the publish
er to do what he liked With them.
They went into the "twOpenny box"
and since then Mr.. Quaritch the sec
ond aud other collectors have had to
buy them back dearly. The other day
at Sothcby's a copy of the despised
issue turned Up. and Mr. Hornstein had
to pay E5I for it--London Telegraph.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
Berlin an idIers' Haven.

The finances OF Berlin are in an
even worse state than those of the en-
pirc and Of Prussia. One reason for
the enormously increased expenditure
is the reckless way In which Berlin
supports all sorts OF victims Of misfor-
tune or of idleness. More than fifth
Of the children living in the orphan
asylums have both parents living. The
town shelters support thousands who
have no claim upon the town. Vaga-
bonds in ali parts OF the empire hear
OF Berlin's reputation for indiscrim-
mate charity and crowd thither.-West-
minister Gazette.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10

Il will take more than the bald
statement of a bitter republican dis
trict attorney. who has about as
much use for the Mayor of Bisbee,
politically, as the devil has for
holy water, before the people OF
Bisbee will believe that there has
been notorious pilfering of the city
treasury OF Bisbee" 1t will take
even more than the applause of the
Bisbee Miner and the Cochise Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
FOURTH COMMITTEE
GETTING THE COIN
CELEBRATION FUND WILL BE
AMPLE FOR A GREAT TIME
IN DISTRICT

Members Of the finance committee
CT the Fourth Of July celebration are
making great progress. They were
out again yesterday and got several
hundred dollars more. The fund will
now exceed. it is expected. $4,000 be
fore the two mining companies. the
Warren company and the street car
company get in.
Manager NJ M King. of the Or
pheum theater. and o. S. French were
out with the subscription about Brew
ry Gulch yesterday and made a sub
stsntial increase, while all the tusi-
ness houses have not yet been seen.
on Main street they are doing equal
ly we'll
Today Secretary Reynolds. Of the
board Of trade. will begin collecting
the money. although some of it has
already been paid Another citizens
mass meeting VIII shortly be held,
when the finance committee will make
a full report
The idea Of a drilling match with
air-drills. suggested by ''Tangle'
through these columns several days
ago. is being favorably considered By
the miners Of the district and II Is
possible that this feature viii be
added to the interesting program.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-10
A Ready Answer.

The reform spoilers are always ready
with an answer. Since they dropped
the final e. from egg" some one told
Professor Brander Matthews that no
self respecting hen would lay an egg
with one ''g'' and that no self respect
ing cat would ever begin to purr with
one ''r." Il answered" says the pro-
fessor. that. on the other hand. no
self respecting hen would ever stand
on a leg with two 'g's' and that no
self respecting cat would allow any
one to stroke its fur with two rs"