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The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
NEW YORK RESORTS.
OnLake George

In the Foothills of the AdirOndacks.
Al ideal place 70 SPEND the summer All cut
door sports. Including golf. motoring fishing sail
ing bathing lawn tennis. sc Hotels mOdernly
equipped at reasonable rates. 81 hours from New
YORK Ci+v Through Pullman service.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
HOTEL KENTUCKY, new

EENTrCKY AVE NEAR BOARDWALK.
Brick addition Of 50 rooms Just eompieted eleFa-
Tor. rrivae baths; electric lights; running water ana
rhones in rooms: white service outer, pooit.3,
eggs aed milk direct from our farm me taoie
m'5sic. SD 10 SIS weekly; s. TO $ per day illustrated
booklet r a, Ntl-Al 49,,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
The pHILLIPS HOUSE

Ocean end Mass. ave. On.
obstrueted view Of Boardwalk /;
private baths: So Up weekly.
JACOB 3. HAWK.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
ChaylG Nay Get The Contract.

c X. Cheyne. of Hampton. the
leading photographer on the PENN
sula and one OF the best known In
state. was here this week. looking
after the contract for making the
photographs for the Colonial Echo
al William and Mar Mr.. Cheyne
had this work FOR three years and
from his photographs were made
the best cuts tnat have appeared IN
that publication before OF since.
Mr.. Cheyne has taceu high rank
as a photographer IA stands at the
Top IN his profession He is an or
isinator OF STYLES Jha, have won TOR
n.m considerable Gel -oriJy all over
tae state. He Is at l.s best in out
OF doors exposures aud group work
and THIS probably accounts tot
/ his success mere. Should ne receive
/ the college contract Il viii be foriu
/ aste for tne staff. as well as the pee
/ pie here. LOT Mr. Ch-yue viii hav'
/ an opportunity 10 Civ some of hl
/ time 10 them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
PASTE THIS I'M YOUR HAT !!

This Is our last letter. Next week reg
display price ads and Introductory thereto
YOU the following plain business proposition which
hope will appeal you. you in the habit OF send
ng your money out OF town. robbng Egypt make
Juia fat
We guarantee TO sell you any article of furniture
the pieces being IDENTICAL quality considered. cheap
a. you get il ans where, l. e. you pay the
freight Nua sburl. if not. well sell cheaper-less the
freight, YOU understand.
Now this the saving you of freight, drayage,
and often railroad fare-quIte an item, Is il not
Moreover are doing business down town" on a
larger scale than anu your needs N
all lines pie furniture, and last but not least
remember that We propose 70 save your money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
HOldCrOtt News.

Holdcroft. Va, ian. l9-Christ-
mos pie is all gone aud our folks
have settled down to their usual
diet hog. hominy and nerungs.
All excitement over The discovery
of the North Pole has abated. The
coming fight between Jeffries and
johnson is nov exciting some OF
those who follow up sporting bust
ness.
The young ladies' OF this place
will present the odd Maids Con
yen6on" az Charles City c. H.
Friday under the az pioes OF the
Kings Daughters OF the county.
The proceeds OF the play viii DC for
the benefit OF the poor Of the cou2-
Ity.
Mr.. J. L. Parsons the leading pile
dealer of this place. has begun op-
eradons on the upper ChickahOminy
this week.
But little wood cutting is gong on
here this winter and work IS scarce.
/ Fishing IS giving some employment
out the valuable fish are very scarce.
| The Bel Telephone Co.. VIII a.
How phone owners the use their wires
Saturday p. N. after 3 o'clock. Nc
doubt this concession viii be much
appreciated by those hsvig bushes
. IN nearby towns.
! Holiday az school No. today
The other schools will give holiday
Friday.
Gen. c. L. Babcock. OF Binni
Hall. attended the Anu Saloor
0 League Convention in Richmond
this week.
/, Mr.. r. (. Graves spent Sunda,
' in Richmond.
S DR.. r. B. Davis, OF Norfolk
spent several days here thia week.
: Mrs. J. w. Bins is visiting rela
I lives near Ruthvillc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Toano News.

Tosno. Va. Jan. 1o-The child
ren OF the high school rendered a
very appropriate program in CON-
memorstion OF the birth of Gen R
(. Lee. The Confederate Veterans
were guests of honor in the audi
forum Of the high school
Mr.. A. w. Jennings was very IN
fortunate in getting his leg broken.
by a saw log rolling on It Tuesday.
DR.. Stephenson is attending him ard
reports that Mr.. Jennings is doing as
well as cou.d be expected.
On last Monday night blaze was
discovered IN the rear OF the build
ling owned BY DR.. II. y. Stephen
son. formerly owned by Mr.. VII
liam r. Branch. On investigator
il was found that a tramp had built
a ire Of boxes. Around the fire
was lots Of comousuole matter anc
had it not been discovered early il
the night there IS a possibility tina
thousands OF dollars worth OF prop
erty might have been destroyed
When asked what he was doing b
! said he wanted TO warm himseli
II appeared from the conversauo
that be was a little dsffy. He va
a run out OF town.
Misses Fannie and Eliza5et
b Marston are visiting Mrs. Eunic
j. Taylor in Newport News. Va.
Miss Louise Tyree was il Ricf
mond Monday.
We were glad 70 see Mr.. ]. I
Banks on the street again. Mr.. Bans
has had quite a spell.
; Farmers are oveIhauiing the
n farming implements preparatory
beginning another yeas work.
X Leave your subscription 70 al
SIS Gazette al Marston's store.
Mr.. NJ. S. Warren is erecting
r large tank on his farm west or 7
y ano. Besides watering ais sto
from this source he viii install
osisud cold water in his dwelling.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Bacon News Budget

Bacon. Va. Jan. l9-Mr. e. +.
Ayers. Of Neck OF Lane. is spend
ing the week with friends 10 New
Kent county.
Mt. and Mrs. Derhart ard Mrs
Babcock and mother. OF Am5lers.
spent Wednesday ar Mr.. Blr.eson's.
Miss Kate Tur,.-. Of Glass Po.nr.
spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Z. u. Baldwin.
Miss Inez New spent Saturday az
Powaatan Farm. the guest OF Mrs.
K. IL S,auson.
Miss Lucret.a Spencer. of near
Joly's Nil, spent Saturday with
Williamsburg friends
Mr.. Lucas Garrett. Of Surrey.
called on Neck Of Land friends
Monday.
Mr.. Charles Day. of Salisbury
Nd. is loading a schooner with
lumber this week.
Mr.. Warren Holloway. Of Mary
land. and Mr.. John Mackey, O.
New York. spentISunday evening r
Bacon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Weekly Sermon.
By Rev. & K. ODELL Pastor
Msthcdisf Charsh.

Continued from page ID
take from another something OF val
ue that he wants and probably his
wife and baby needs without giving
some equivalent IS most unbrothesly.
Rich though my brothers proverry,
such wealth were bldeous. I ana u-est
only ln shat tney share with me.
In what share WIKI AL tha rest"
Brotherhood downs me liquor
traffic. aud even liquor reatirg and
drinking. To grow rich at the ex
psnse Of cine, ms anity and poverty.
is fendish. To give another as =
favor that which transform him into
a devil is diabolical. 70 drink that
which changes the nan into the
beast TO mangle and disgrace IS no
brothers act.
Am I nv brot .sr's keeper2 2"
Yes! q thousand tunes. yeSl
One IS your Mas q even c .Eist
al &c are bEethTen,"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Brilliant EduCailT Coming.

Mr.. James $. Thomas. assistant
superintendent of puolc iusrucuo0
OF Virginia. viii address the citizens
of this community under the auspi
ces and ar the invitation OF the Civic
League. on Friday, February 4tn.
The place viii be announced later.
% being considered desirable 70 have
hall more centrally located than
either Cameron Hall CT the College
Chapel.
Mr.. Thomas is one of the new
men. relatively speaking. IN edu-
-auoual work in the state and has
great repute as a sort OF education
al evangelist IL was not easy Co.
ger a place on his we filled engage
uent caro- Tor Williamsburg. in fact
ne was asked last November and hr
had then no date crlilabie earlier
han the one named. February Atm.
Supt. Bird know, Mr.. Thom4s
well. and says ne IS one OF thos.
/ men who never talks without oeins
1otn entertaining and instructive
/ On being asked TO name his suoIec
! for the evening. Mr. Thomas pro
( tested for ne claims never 10 maxi
/ addresses or speeches from forus
/ topics. he says he Just talk
I along and this time ne viii Try q
/ talk more particularly on lines OF es
! peciaI interest TO parents rather tia
/ 20 teachers
! The public is cordially invited .
the meeting. and il is hoped that n
/ Civic League viii De encouraged 3
a large attendance 50 that Nj
Thomas may DC 70 loved up b
other speakers later o..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

Miss Virginia Wise IS the guest Of
relatives IL Richmond.
Mrs. Walter Montgomery has IS
sued cards for a tea from 3 10 o on
this afternoon.
Miss Julia Tyler spent the week
il Richmond. the guest Of Miss
Kathleen Bruce.
Attorney Frank Armisssad has &c
turned from Prince George county
where be went on legal BUSINESS.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jaeger. O.
Gloucester. spent last Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Armistead.
Miss Virginia Peaohy has return
ed from South Boston where So
was the guest O. Mr.. and Mrs
Tucker.
Mrs. Eugene Irving IS visiting he
brother. Mr.. n. l. Henley. Mrs
Irving IS Just recovering from Ion
illness. After visiting friends
Hampton and Norfolk. she viii 2
TO Reedsville. n. G, 70 reside. b,
husband having accepted = Posiuo
in that place.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
A Salai0Iiun For Williamsburg

Efforts are being put forth TO es-
tab,ish on the Palace Farm. op-
posire the c. s. o. depot. a large
ssnatouun L is understood that
a Joint stock company is being or
gained for the purpose and that
considerable stock has been sub
scuoec. The minimum amount Of
capital stock viii be $50 900.
Those actively behind the move
meut are DR.. L. S. Foster. former
SUPERINTENDENT the Eastern State
Hospital. and Or. P. II. F.zlugn.
the known New York physician
The location proposed is an idea
one for the purpose. and IL is In.
/ tended 10 receive patients from New
J York. Washington. Baltimore and al
| the nearby cites. no insane pa
! rients or those afflicted with con
| tagious diseases viii 1e received.
Both Or. Foster and DR.. Firzhug
| are widely known snl the institution
/ If launched. ought 70 prove a sue
/ cess. Its conceded that this is a
admirable location for such an inst
tuition and accessible 20 all points
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Hrs. HSsh { Jonas.

Mrs. Eleanor Jones passed sway
on the morning OF Jan. 14th. al Der
home west OF town. in the S4ih year |
OF her age. She had been sick for
seversl years and her death was rot
unexpected. An earnest Christian.
the end vas not 50 terrible 70 her.
Il was peace. perfect peace"
truly shefsl asleep.
Before her msrrisEc. Mrs. Jones
was Miss Jareth. daughter OF James
and Eleanor Allison. ot Mil Creek.
Wis. and 1883 married Evan P.
Thomas. Three son Of this union
survive her. K. Dwight. Thomas L.
and Ear A. Thomas. Mr.. Thomas
| died IN $50 and ia 1891 she mar
red Mr.. Hugh K. Jones VINO now
| nouns her loss. together with their
I TWO children. Hugh Howard and
/ Joyce G. Jones.
Mrs. Jones was buried from the
Williamsburg Presbyterian church
OF which she was a member. Sun
day afternoon, al 2 o'clock. The
d. / large attendance a. the service at,es
the love and respect telt for the Dc
ceased and her surviving family ol
the people Of this CON nunity. Ih'
services were conducted BY ri
b | pastor. Rev. r. L. Walton. assistsc
T. by Revs. Futmsn and Bishop.
e The honorary pail bearers were a
II follows. all Officers Of the church
r Prot. T. ]. Stubs. Cspy sC. b. Ire
It william. Mr.. w. 3. Schenck. Prot
s. II. X. Bennett. Prof. T.. K. Bishop
+ Rev. + So. 4. Pitman. Prot. !. w
Ritch.e and Mr.. Laurence e. Pi
e. man.
.r Tae active paDbearers wer
,e Nessrs. e. A. S,yrn6rough. Wa
b. Matca.5. n. II. Ellis. w. L. Schenc
p. Wn. Austin and Andrew Walton.
a. The burial was In Cedar Gro
o. I cemetery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
n Ye 0Itsa Tine.

Italy was visited on Saturday lsss
by an enthusiastic company OF trsv-
elers. many OF them children.
Guides who had been there were
in Attendance and by means 81 pic
lures and many examples os FloTen-
tine carvings and china. Venetian
glass. old tapestries and smbroidss-
les. brasses. marbles and other Gu
rios a most charming realistic trip
was taken.
On Saturday the 22nd an o7por-
tuni5y Will % gwen 10 see many CT
the rare relics OF 'ys olden 6ne''
in which the ancient city abounds.
They viii Dc collected. properly Ia
b-led and exhibited by Miss Bessie
| Scott al the hone OF Mrs. MaTgare
| hansfovd. This collection woulc
be eagerly sought by the museum
OF our large cities. If It were in tn
market and opportunity 20 visit
/ should not be missed. The hour
will De from z 70 8 in the aftenoo
and 8 10 10 in the evening. T.
cents viii cover the price Of adniss
/ ion and light refreshments.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for al Oh Ons. How ii Can
Be Done IN Williamsburg.

be Donc N Williamsburg.
The back aches a. times with a duu,
Indescribable feeling. making you weary
and restless; pieTcisg pains shoot across
the region OF the kidneys, and agaia the
loins are 50 lame 70 stOsPis agony. No
use 10 rub or apply a plaster 70 the
back IN this condition. You cannot
reach the cause. Exchange the bad
back for new and stronger one. VIII
Harrisburg residents wOald do well 70
profit by the following example.
Frances Brdgwater. OF Red Hill, neat
williamsburg. Va, saws. Il sute1ed
from diabetes tor several years and al
times ny condition. was serious, ! hac
dull pains across my back and the swell
lug of different parts Of my body eaaseS
me great alarm. The kidney secretion
also became very unnatural at times al.
my condition vas gradually GROWN.
worse. When Doan's kidney Pills wen
brought 10 uy notice. procured box
They helped me from the first. correcriu,
the kidney difficulty and driving ava
the backache cannot praise Ooau'
Kidney Pills too highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5Oceut
Poster Mnbarn Co, Buffalo. New Yor
Sole agents for the Unitsd States.
Remember the aame-Dosn's-an
Ssks 30 ether.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Prospects for Water Works Here

<. T. Haynes. Of New York. is
here 10 look over the field prepare
tory 70 making a proposition TO the
city council for a franchise 70 install
and operate a water works system
II this city. Mr.. Haynes just reached
Williamsburg yesterday. out ne VII
remain to 90 into the details dior
oughly.
Just what his proposition VIII DC
is not known yet. but il IS under
stood that the council is anxious L
grant such q franchise. II reasona
bic terms are offered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
COCLAL AND -
q PER SoNAl

Mrs. Cha1lottee Hubbard enter
tained the Bridge Club very delight
fully on Friday afternoon. Those
plaving were Mesdsmes George WI
son, Spencer Lane. Lyon Tyler,
John Mercer, Charlotte Hubbard
Viola Ware. w. A. Montgomery
Blanche Moncure. n. L. Henley
Misses Condit. Ida Faulkner. Jear
Mercer. Whiting. OF Hampton; I'm
ily Christian. and Julia Tyler.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

Through III kindness OF Mr.. &c O.
p. Coleman and his sister. Miss
Elizabeth. th Nicholson scho o.
children have been allowed the use
Of the vacant LOT just south east OF
the school building TOR ar athletic
ted. This Will allow the children
To- have goal posts Tor basketball
without disEguring tie Court Green.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

Mrs. Hugh s. Bird gave a beaut-
full tea" on Wednesday from ioET
70 six. Mrs. Bird was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. r. NJ. Smith,
Miss Elizabeth Morecock. Those
serving in the dining room were
Mrs. w. A. Montgomery, Misses
Patte, Agnes and Kitty Morecock,
Mrs. Lightfoot, Misses Re0ecca and
Margaret Bro. Hugh Bird and Carr
Garrett.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

therefore, o. kidney
trouble Is permitted 20
continue. serious re-
suits are most likely
90 follow. Your other
organs may need a--
tertion. bat your kid
news most. because
they do most and
should have attention
first. Therefore when
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

Rev. E. K. Oden. pastor of the
Methodist church. IS II Richmond
where he went 70 attend the meeting
OF the Ann-Saloon League. He
will be back TO conduct services IN
his church Sunday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
YORK FURNITURE CO.,
IN The HARRIS BUILDING
Phone as.
Phone IS.

Two old veterans. Messrs. $. ).
Hankins an Ben Ratchf. came
down from Toano las, night 20 hear
the old soldie hddlers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindly sympa-
thy and assistance during the illness
and death OF our beloved wife and
mother.
Hugh (. Jones and family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

your kidneys are weak or out o. order,
YOU can understand how quickly your en-
tire body is Effected and how every organ
seems 70 fail % do its duty.
II YOU are sick or % feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DR..
Kilmer's Swlmp-RO0t- a trial Val CON
-fuce You of its great merit
The mild and immediate effect OF
Swamp Root. the great kidney and
bladder remedy, Is soon realized. Il
stands the highest because It's remarkable
health restoring properties have been
proven IN thousands OF the most distress
ing Gases. II You need medicine you
should have the best
/ Sold By druggists II asssEE-SZ-z- s6s..s.'sl
ffty-ceut aud Cne-dol- - -
lar sizes. You may 80. -. -. - -
have a sample bottle al 80
/ BY mail free, also a -
/ pamphlet telling You Hass q s-,aP-s-1as-
how to find ont II YOU have kidney OF
+ bladder trouble. Mention this pape'
when writing 20 Dr.. Kilmer & Co.
Ringhar-ton. y. Y. Don't make any ms
take. bur remembe. the uaue, Swamp
Root, an don't let a dealer sell -.
something in place Ct swamp Roos-~~s
lsa do y0a vii hs aisapPeiassd. =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20

Mrs. Lyon 9. Tyler gave q
charming bridge party on Tuesday
night. Those playing were Mes
danes K. NJ. Smith. Mercer, Hub
bard. Misses Edith Smith and Con
dit.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Everything Good to Eat /

wi LIIIINk NuUN % Int
Farmers we pay the highest
market prices for your
produce.
We are giving away $3.50
in gold To the lucky per
son IN December.
TO SEE NE
w. z. DUDLEY,
WEST DUKE OF GLOUCESTBR ST
William bIrg. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened b. Over Work.

Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
soonsi bic for much sickness and suffering.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-20
Special Notices.

NyOrI-r-rl The rc1ul @ meeting % the
- St0cknoldcrs of tEr Williams burg
a kmttiug Mtu 90. vili be hcld at
thetr arlcz AZ uoou. az 2Ttn, l8lg.
TOR RENr-l2 ro01 Dwelling win
= large altic aud b t-n room Locat-
ed on kic1mluo ave-. near the Col
lege. Apply O. Z. n. LANYARD. Ma
gruIer Va lmzO4-
Y OoT-A S,uug OF OLD Beads Y
mas morning betw-eu gbc capital
- LANDING and loNrr uuse 90 Gl0u-
cestsrst Reward % rJurusd 70 NJ X.
PERSON' = lSselEy Si0re.
THE BKAtIddAIIE UNUEKTAk-
IN6 ESTABLISH dENI has tne
exclusive aGcucy "a aud around
IN iInamsourZ. 20 tnc atiuual Naskst
Cos goods ILis establishment Is com-
yleLely cQlipped. under Olu b. n0ue ire
Eard.ess Ot sep rts g. Juc contrary
furnishes s1ppuss o. icss cJst. and
hearsc Ak cali luc custl 40 arY cnaTSs. a
Licensed rlnDaimzg. All Trained Nurse
Tor snrOuolug tFovcrl. Fourseu accord
iusls. MRo. a. IL bRAI Il ATE.
Wilhamsuur G. "a. o1u leru BED Pnoncs
sore ~ 81 Kcs.1cnl- 40 81. LoDE
distance couurctlou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
NEW YORK:

Il wNs naTigated nv numerous vessel.
hut nov only q few .tshing boats sD:'ear
TibeTias ~ q dirty tb,sn II about S.Wa
inhshit Ints. Most oG the buildings are
Low. fat rooted novels. We we're fortunRte
IN finding q plScs of enteTt linns~nt In the
Franciscan hOspice ami monastery. Nh,ch
vas situAt I'll ON the shore OF q h. lake.
Prom the nat roof Se cOUId S-e m" re-
pu'"d site Of Cap~rnsTm AID BsthzN ds
he hifthplace of Peter. John and Philir
the country Of The GadErsn--. where were
to he the scene OF tho fAsdipg of the .sks'
or these lo"aliii-- ~" sr- not .'~r'an. but
We are -aT- hat or lord -ailsd ON this
lake and walked over tN~-r htli-
Early IN tte morning I a. an ths shore
of the lake watching the .lshrTmsn y no
AL b'en ont dLrirg ~" ntghJ come ~.
some % thsm led caught GoO 0r So pounds
of Ash. epd with many words ard voi.-sS
loud they tried to sell their catch 60 tire
custom Who cane DOM To III" shore.
] lrOked over that crowd and dad not -s.'.
one whO I thOd.sht v Guild ~. . decsf' DIS
"i any Cau-s. think 'h~v must hfve de-
terlorated since the dav- at P~t"T
"" had n long drive through = mourning
rata from rtb-rta- 10 Nazareth. passing
o. ~hOWn here tn btrthllSc" and tomb
OF The proDhst Jonah Cana ~ . little TOW a
81 srp inhR ants. aud n Synagogue marks
We spot where our Lord changed the water
pa~- whore the v at-r vas procured. and
some of the stone Jars used m the O-casiOn'
We heard IN one Of the courts q hand Of
music. which consisted Of one bass trum
nj firearms beng DISCHARGED
We Of cour@c wont N. and found our
selves VI 4 WeddtnF w. cana. The BRIDEGROOM
was here With his friends. all U,eU. and they
were having a me time With their dances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23

- p.IhltsA-d saa -tay- 20 Oct etrone
aud How 20 STAY So lea aals has bSsn n
ths thousands sverY year stmcs q enlne
cast. ten years aGo. and tes puolensfs
think that groves 70 la bs more than
lad bOok They base their ealculnalo@a
ga the knouleuige that the hest sPilsrs
AnonR boa-hotI@n rarely 90 b@yono
lO.mo beforg The eals becDanea naGi,Wose.
The mas imuna neasns IN - eons~o@re
in the n~iGhboghood % i3yooo.
o. may 10 seen fruan the Instances
that have been gwen that The esid 81 pon-
hcetun N broadaF than u 10 l0uG. eahinw
tho ~aEth Of the list of publishsa books
which cannot be chased a. fiction tof
the SECOND dimsuaion. MaRy more could
- given 10 Illustrate what u meant ~
this staple product. s'anlsyis .Dafheat
Africa.' the I.l~mOirs oe John bsWslou.
might b included.
A rlass they are tho books that may
or NAV not have had q big aale upon theiT
appeaFanc-. That dspan't matter 90 much
90 the publisher. He knows that thar
cOntinnsSl sale will be consistent. and tha
u what he wants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23

Frep~r Indignatisa shown by . Desersed
IlhGh~nN man.

To rBE EDIr"R ~ TRk sUN-Sir. The
experience ~ having your matter reprinted
and credit given the periodical and not the
aufhO : related nv 4 u " in TNE STA OF
April ~ may 49, considered extremely couT-
-OuS compared Nnh an experience ] hsd
last ar. Two short articles OF mine were
sold TO New York paper and pus,.i-hed IN
fsbruATy Ia mtdsdnIueT they we're ~
printed IN a weekly published IN tho upper
part ~ New York city without credit TO
any one. posing a. original matter. wrote
the periodical and called attention to the
dates at original pub ion and asked Why
they had not gwen CT edit when they thus
appropriated matter.
The reply from the editor" Was 20 tho
effect that he Sppposed my communication
was Intended a. 4 Joke. but that II not q
was dectdedly imucrtinent The matter In
question was written IN their ON CO and ne
had never heard II me In conn ectton With
u. A. for the periodical IN White ! claimed
II had been published he never read that
And had my original PENCIL copy, the date.
u Was written. accepted. published and
paid for
That editors nerve viii certainly take
him some here. hut I've an idea hat "a viii
b. a place whore I should not care 20 90.
PoLtLAND. Ne. April 10. tNorHEE.