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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-13
MISAS. EN- SANTURCa.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
6Tsiiiisd at Restoration.


Rochester. y. Y. MayL
Editor Gazette
IL is with very great satisfaction that
I notice IN The Gazette Of April 9th,
thst the old courthouse Is % be restored
On lis present foundations, and, II pos
Sit,le. with It's present walls There are
soue things. which one sees from dis
tanoe more clearly than AZ q close range
snd ] think the supreme value OF the
+ historic uNterssls which exist N WI
\ Esrasburg. 70 b. duly appreciated, must
be locked a. from the viewpoint Of
modern city
Money and enterprise can produce
builsinvs that are new and spectacular.
mt tine and associations alone can give
70 = place and = its buildings the unique
eharun which Williamsburg possesses
There are thousands Of cities and val
tsres il the United States which exec.
Williamsburg as exhibitions Of al kiucs
: of freak effects in architecture but
= there Is 10 place In America, Whicf
z r..ssexses the wonderful charm and
uuigue historical memorials which en-
-ieh rhe old colonizl capital With eaci
year that passes. their value IS inereas
6 - Weary q the rush and turmoil
Z .o5ern life; sstated with tie glare al.
veneer Of the uo6ern buildings. an eve
Increasing number Of people VIII tur
20 Williamsburg, 20 have their sPiu'
. revived and their minds ennooled D
% viewing these ancient memorials W'nic
% link the generations each 20 each
= he time VII come, when with imp7o'
ID sanitation. and the erection Of
- modern and thoroughly equipped hote
. more money than Is Tow dreamed
70 Vii be brought into Williamsburg
* those VINO eome % enjoy its quiet char
ii Therefore, as the ellstOdlAas a.
= r-1srassrs Of these historic ulOnurnen'
az 80 also. a. men alive % ne best ma
- interests Of the town, y IL sar'
'dJ e. u,Arr q wisdom % cherish, qua
al ureserve ard restore these meTnofl
- - uss-. which lend charm and @
60 ritv 70 what IL now the most intsre
the ing r,lzce 10 America % those VINO
srsec- and reverence the forms
ID syrrbols that tel Of the spirit and 81
J q cne past
Faithfully yOurs.
Vim. A K. Goodwin
- - Ct Psul's Chul
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
BradIey's Store.
VIM. A K. Goodwin.
St Psul's Church

Brsdleys Store. Va. May g
The Red Sox baseball team OF this
place. defeated the kozoary team
on the later's grounds Saturday BY
rhe score Of 8 to ;.
Mrs. Lewis Temple was IN Rich
noud 90 business last week
Mss lie a Adams. Vernon Bar
nest and Willie GeBtry were 10 town
last week.
Mr.. Vernon Barnett made 8 ulr
70 Norfolk LAST Wednesday.
Mrs. Berie Wilcox visited he
cousin. Mrs. II. s. Saunders. Tues
. day last. -
me many trends Of Rev X
Cornick were delighted % have nir
Win them Sunday. he delivered
6ps sermon at Westover cnnEcn.
G Nj. Berry Nance aud wife visits
Mn. L. 2. Atsus last FRIDAY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
Toano.

Toano, Va. May l0--Mrs. s. s.
Hankins has ee.n very sick Tor a
week but is somewhat batter nov.
Mrs, Warrea MarSton has return
Cd from visit 20 Richmond.
Miss Mary Warren is still IN New
port News.
Miss Elizabeth Marston. after a
delightful visit TO Charlottesville,
Fsrrnville and Lexington. is home
again.
Mr.. Robt. Henley and Mrs. Nor
vel Henley spent last Friday IN To-
ano. Mr.. Henley spent most OF the
day visiting the departments or the
Toano high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. < s. Mesnley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson were
the guests on Tuesday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jennings.
The sewing circle OF Mt. Vernon
church net al the parsonage on
Tuesday afternoon. Quite a large
number were present and the col
. lections were excellent.
DR.. X. U Stephenson. little sor
and James Early went ito Williams
burg Oh Tuesday in their new auto
mobile.
5 It's reported that Mr.. w. r
Z Branch Will brirg his family 70 To
? sno in June and viii make this HI
permanent place Of residence.
Miss Alice Branch IS exPeots
: this week 70 take charge or the q
IS fee Of the Tosno Truck Psoksg
? Company.
- Mss Floyd. OF Richmond. IS u
gust OF Mrs. {. {. Branch.
Mrs. Kate Lamb IS visiting %
daughter. Mrs. Gordon Bohsnnai
Is in SurrY.
II The pupils Of the schools are Pr
- pairing for their EXAMINATIONS WHO
viii commence next week.
q Mrs. Jackson. OF Rof noke. IS e
o. pec,sd here 70 visit Mrs. Il. !
IS Ire "Anty Drudge" Club "
:. meet al the home OF Miss Eth
- Ayers. All Of the members are E
pected 10 be present aud Z delight
Be evening IS anticipated.
re- Miss Trittie Cowles was the wee
end guest OF Miss Lucille Geddy.
The roads around Ioano are
] fine coudi,ion. especially 90 the I
roads above the village. They
really beautiful roads.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

LII Wall. Of Oregon. has leased
the brickyard in Delks and viii
manufacture drain tile exclusively.
"Old Capital Linen" paper. in
pound packages. with envelopes 20
match. cantinue to be our leader IN
stationery. Nothing better at the
price. Genuine cloth texture. II
YOU have not given il trial. call
phone No. IL and let us send you a
sample lot for inspection. Jas. II.
Stone, Druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
Rural Route No. 1.

NAY 9-Mr. !. A. Babcock. O.
Amber Farm. ard Mr.. L. B. Tut
re. OF Glass Point. went 10 Hamp-
Ton tuesday.
The farmers of Jamestown dis
trict are rushing the Plowing and
planting. The nice rain OF Monday
mas been q great help.
Miss Kate Tuttle, OF Glass Point
IS staying with Mrs. Baldwin. VINO
is quite sick.
We are glad 10 learn that Mrs. K
[. Waluip IS recovering from nei
recent Illness.
Mr.. T. D. WEltriP IS hauling lun
Der 10 build q house Tor his sawyer
He exDects 10 bring has mill owe
next week.
Mr.. John Bulifsnt has Dough
sone land of Amber farm and vi.
| Guild a nice littls home on Jane
river. When the June roses bloom
We may expect to hear the weooin
| bells. We wish him well IN ms ue'
home.
Mrs. Isaac Wight who has bee
suffering considerably the past K
DAYS with a badly sDrained ankle.
able 10 be up and about again. "
are pleased 70 note.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

Ia this day of cheap dailies. when
the best csn DC had for IS OF 80
wear. no man can afford rot TO take
one. The Gazette has advised ITS
readers to subscribe fer a daily. be-
cause no man can afford to rear a
family without daily paper in his
house. Il isas necessary 10 child
almost as the public school.
The weekly newspapers are said to
De Improbable. Il IS because they
are not run on business basis, and
because Ne have been trying 10 Gov
CT a field that IS beyond our reach.
We say frankly TO our readers that
We try TO print al the local news.
but II they want the general news OF
Inc country and the world they VIII
have 70 look to the daily papers.
/ Since The Gazette began the use
OF the present four page form. ou'
circulation has increased every week
without q days solicitation for sub
scribers. Only last week We addec
seven new names. and IN SIX month
have los, but tive OF three Our gsu
over losses in that time has bee
many hundred per cent. which zoe
70 prove that the people Of this sec
: ion expect Us only 10 print the new
{ Of this aeighborhood. or Of our tei
ritory. which is that part OF the PEI
{ insuls lying adjacent 70 Williams
5 burg and the MYERS.
The weekly pager that attenP
: 70 PIT out a blanket sheet Of oes
{ news vii itself Gle. Local news Il
i the local papers; general news Il
; he daTies should DC our mott
. The papers that use the patents
: are injuriag their own business,
. vel as that OF their contemPoTsre
= Cut il out; turn your paper into
0 strictly local organ and you VII
. more successful. even Il not SO 81
tentious.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
Norge.
lssv. New. Items at ~ Kinss's Store

Norge, Va. May l0-The lftn
os Nav. "Ncrway's independence
Dsv" will be appropriately oeie-
hra,ed =, Jenson's Grove under the
suspices of the Young Peoples 30.
ciety. The speaker of the cay VIII
be Hon. John Nelson. member OF
Congress from Wisconsin Music
viii be fus,ished by the choir ard
ouar,et,e and a splendid programme
has been arranged. followed by a
coed ball game. Refreshments VIII
be served at the grounds. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Ellen Anderson was a Kich-
mond visitor Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Mccain. or Walkers
was the guest OF the Misses Morse
last Friday.
Mr.. Clarence Hellie. of Jackson
county. Wisconsin. IS stopping al r
Il. An6erson's and looking over th'
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian. Of Rich
mond. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Morse. of Raleigh. n. {. were owe
Sunday visitors Of Il. 5. Morse.
Mr.. Carl Anderson spent Sunoa
. at Boulevard.
= Mrs. 7. c. Garrett and son Ton
S OF Fredricks Hall, were week en-
visitors at Boyd Henry's' as u
: / guest Of Mrs. Gsrrstt's brother
= A. Marston.
c Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Rustad We
in Richmond last week.
e Mr.. ans Mrs, !. Il. Hughes a
rejoicing over the recent arrival
= their home OF a baby girl.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

The Rev. DR.. Robert :, Coup
land. who has been rector OF Ascen-
sion Protestant Episcopal church
Baldmere. left last week for New
Orleans. where has become rector
OF one OF the largest and most I'M
oortant parishes in the south. ne
IS brother Of Mescames julia huno
lev and Nora Spencer Of Williams
burg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

The Williamsburg electoral oosrd
has appointed the following elecuon
Officers: To be judges-Messrs. n
M. Sweeney. < w. Hopeweli ana
w. I. Tilledee: 10 be clerks Messrs.
<. NJ. Lee and r. K. Doneean.
Can't. /. w. Lane has purchased
Of Can't. ] f. Simonson. Jr.. thirty :
five acres of oyster grounds IN YORK
river. being part of the Barnett
Jones property.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
LightfOot.

Iightfoot. Va. May lO-Senator
Kpute Nelson spent Sunday and
Moncav OF last week here with his
Old friend Mr.. A. Lsvorson- HE also
visited Mr.. J. l. Trosvig while here
Miss Clara Jubere. Of Norge,
spent last Saturday here with Miss
Mable Christopherson.
Miss Clara Leverson returned
/ home from Richmond. where she
/ mas been for some tm-, last Sun
4 day.
Mr. G. Z. Higson was a visitor
/ At NJ. o. Elton's Saturday and Sun
Mr.. A. Benson. TIE c. s, o. agent
| a. this place. left yesterday for Ar
. gvle. Wisconsin. for a month S WIS.,
with old friends and relatives there
- Mr.. T. Lundhagen. OF Pelcai
: RAPIDS. Minnesota. is visiting al r
III Levorson's here.
Messrs. A. Benson. A NJ. Olesor
IT. lawson. A. J. and 5. l. Levei
son and J. (. and d. Ccnnoughto
81 spent last Sunday evening on III
= York nver in the the latter's launc'
= Miss Gunderson. OF Norge. was
visitor at Cherry Hall farm last Su
s. day. 20.
'1l Albert Olson is out again ait
~ serving term on the sick list.
Mr.. w. NJ. Petutt went 10 Ric
d. mond this morning on business.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

Now IS the time 20 get nd OF your
rheumatism. You viii ind Cham
berlsin's LIniment wonderfully ettec-
tive. One application VIII convince
you Of It's merits. Try Il. For sale
BY ali dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

Work IS progressing rapidly On
the sard-clay road between Ioano
and the New Kent line. which IS be
ing built by M. Carter Cowles.
The people living along the route
are wonderfully pleased with the
new road and say II is a fine one.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

e. Jones has sold a small tract
OF land 70 A. James, being a part OF
the old Bright farm west OF town.
Captain James IS erecting a house on
bis tract.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition Of the stomach,
and can be cured by the use OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Try It. For sale by al
beaiers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
Chesapeake & Ohio r.

scenic Route 20 the West.
Past Vestibuled Trains. ParlOr cars 70
Richmond. Pullman Sleepers 10 Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Chicago, st, LOUIS
WEST BOUND pATLT TRAISc.
~. Williamsburg 1892 e. m. and o;S2
Z no. Direct connections tor al
points West, Northwest and Sou'h-
wcsc.
Fsa Trans Tor heSpon Aesss Nortob sns
Old Point
". Williamsburg 1865 a. M. and 4:os
/ Locals Tor Newport News
i IL. Williamsburg 3 ,Os =. M 6i1S e
Locals ios Richmond.
r. vguHeusburg $50 a. m. 6t1 3 q Z
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11

J.. NJ. Howell. a popular druggist
o. Greensburg. KY, says, We use
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy II
our Own household and know Il is
excellent" For sale BY al dealers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-11
Will Arraisn the MOehtae.

address the voters OF this section In c
Williamsburg Saturday night. wii' c
no doubt srTsign the so-calsd Dem '
occsnc machine IN Virginia. but $
there are mere than one who val /,
% 70 hear him and 90 a~sT s6il II !
convinced that the things be says ,
are true. They oznnot OF vlI not |
believe them, because hey can see ,
no outward signs Of a TiGE II Viz
rinis. Not hsvinE come n contact
with TIE evil torcts AZ work 70 thros-
tls TIE VII CO the people, they are
10th % belleve that such conditions
prevail. But William a. Jones IS
n honest nzn. &c che las ever with
reason doubted his word. his record
Is clean. sR6 rs ability unoisPureo.
Thst &c IS such a man. that ne has !
TIE courage OF as convictions %
come OFT into TIE open 70 make THIS
Szht. which MS consCence co1Pels
hin C &C: zkinE as ne does the
o5iurn sud hatred OF political syoo-
phznts from tn Auszrc 70 the blue
Ri5gs, stamps hin as q nan worthy
70 wear tae mantle which great Viz
rsuians have WON with such dignity
sn5 such hunor 70 the state snd TO
the nation. The great Virginia O.
the past would heap hOnors OF 50
bod and fearless ard valiant 4
knight.
These are Won5erful Gays that We
Hrs su.erinE upoa- The sPirt Of auolc
Democracy. revivihed ard reJuvi-
mated. reinczrnzte5 u the hearts o.
OH counuy1en everyWhersr ?:
crushing OF special Interests. anc
geing down 4 the crash are thos'
xho have been tasi- exPooents
Progressive Dr1ocrscy, watch
simply she Democracy OF Jefferson
recognizes 10 middle ground. an
AL accept 10 conp-oDise- X IA
the Republican party OF Q1sy az
Al5rich zr5 Foraker arc Dope
snd Pan z Is death thToes- II
masses are iubue6 with ths ivIr
spirit zn6 a. TIE no1ey OF nc To-
e. kings ard AZ tas chiczne-y
trsnsd politicians cannot stop
even retzrd rs o1Ezro march Il
resisdess because Il IS the EviI
truth. William A. Jones Is one
the sxpossntS Of the reviviheo Der
ocrscy-
II IS admitted BY newspapers a
by nen everywhere that Ssnzi
Martin and three OF fOur other n
conrol the public offices q VL-gIn
TIE sign % the political system up
the toreneS6 o. q czndicete has b
equivalent 20 an election. Is IA
al hooesf Denocrst aoo PsiriC
citizen II Virginia who IS wiling
allow any three OF four men. 70 q
Ter how honest they may De.
who shall Dc governor OF who S
be senator. Q. Sho shall Dc chS
70 any Office in their RiftY Is
principle night and are VOC ~
70 pass OF 70 your childsen SIC
legacy
TO destroy Ehis system. To 70
out from the very fozndshoz
consign Il 70 oblivion, IS the o
Of the Eight being winged 6Y )
and ms followers Il Virginia
you are opposed 70 his pobe
you prefer 70 hand tie stare On
Mrtin and his handful Of ?
sharing professional politicians
matter for you 70 settle with
conscience and yorr God. L
serious responsibility. and ons
shorld weigh well. For as 20
this year may decide a MONS
question the wEong way.
A politicsl party that IS coz
by a polisicnl boss. does not {
70 live, and ours vii not STR
long. We must measure ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-20

We are accustomed to think Of Glas,
gov as typirally modern city: but.
though its wealth and commercial pre-
dominance are "f recent date. the town
itself can be traced back for close
upon two millenniun$. rhe name q las
gov is OF Celtic origin. and among the
numerous conflicting definitions of its
meaning are the grey smith" the
grey hound the dark glen" 1.-THE
green wood" and the beloved green
spot" The see OF Glasgow was found
ed about $50 10y st Mungo himself.
and the town WAS made Il borough by
David /. in 111I. 1t became IA royal
borough in 1876 and Il self governing
city in the time Of William and Mary.
In ecclesiastical history Glasgow is fl-
nous for The assembly in 1888 which
voted the remuneration of epiScopacy.
London Chronicle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-20
VOORHEES, WATCHES.
Pocket Tirspieees to Be Operated by
Wireless Waves

Gold and silver watches soon will be
melted for the prtri OilS metal, accord
ing 10 the prophecy made Mt the recent
jewelers. convention by Charles Hig
EinbOtliam Of South BEND Ind
\ great system Of central clocks. alb
sOlutely correct anu connect ed by wire
less electric waves with individual
timeppces carried in mems vest pOck
cts. will suI~rS"de he present watches.
In the opinion Of iiigyinbotham. who
Is superintendent of II watch company
I'VE ourselves will see this change
be declared In a few years the man
who wants to know the time will take
dial from his pocket. something like
the watch which he carries now. but
instead Of looking Il, the dial and
figuring out how SLOW or fast the
watch Is running he will simply press
u button on the watch and the waves
Of electricity from a controlling clock.
perhaps many miles away, will spin
the needles around to the proper post
tons and show him the absolutely cor
rect time. st. Louis Cor. New YORK
World
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-20
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Reports of Arrivals and Departures
of Vessels and Those Loading
at the Mills

The steamer Daisy Freeman is load
ing for San Francisco at the Federal
mill.
The schooner Repeat is loading at
the Union mill for Honolulu.
The schooner w. ]. Patterson is
taking cargo at SHADES for Honolulu.
The steamer Newburg arrived Tues
day and is loading att he Slade mills.
The barkentine Jane L. Stanford ar
rived yesterday afternoon. She took
a berth at the Anderson and Middle
ton dock and is loading for Honolulu.
The steamer G. C. Lindauer sailed
today from the Wilson mill for San
Francisco.
The steamer Wlllapa arrived in port
Wednesday and has tied up at the
American mill. Her cargo is destin-
ed for San Francisco.
The steamer Chehals sailed We'd
resday from the American mill for
San Francisco.
The steamer Daisy MITCHELL which
loaded at the Donovan mill, put to
sea yesterday, bound for San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Stanley Dollar arrived
in the harbor this morning. She is
taking cargo at Lytle's mill in Ho-
GUAM now, but later will shift to
Donovans Her cargo is destined for
the Atlantic coast, by trans-shipment
at Panama.
The schooner Borealis will sail Sat
urday from the Union mills for Ha-
wall.
The schooner Encore will finish
loading at the Wilson mill this after
noon, and will get away for Tocopil-
la the last of the week.
The schooner William Olsen has its
cargo from the Slade mill almost COM
pleted. The vessel will then clear
for Antofogasta.
The schooner Admiral is tied up
at the Aberdeen Lumber and Single
mills, loading for Valparaiso.
The schooner Oceana Vance is load
ing at the Donovan mills for San
Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-20
A NEW ENTERPRISE
MEETS HEARTY RECEPTION

The appearance last evening of
one-thousand dollar Creator" pop
corn wagon on the Wolff corner, II
and Heron streets, was the cause OF
much comment. The wagon is one
affair at Chicago, and
was just received yesterday by b. n.
Fowler, who has been granted per-
mission to occupy this corner by the
city authorities. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Fowler was injured
in an accident few years ago, that
permanently crippled him, so that his
numerous friends are congratulating
him upon the new enterprise that
promises to provide for his wants.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-20
LOGGER MEETS HIS
DEATH IN RIVER

HOQUIAM, July 20.-Gus Bonn, a
logger, met death yesterday forenoon
while rafting logs at his camp on the
Little Hoquiam river. Although there
were no witnesses to the tragedy, it
is clearly established that Bonn fell
from a log, and probably was stunned
so that he could not regain the
shore or catch hold of a log, and
was drowned.
Bonn's watch stopped at 11:4g a.
m, at which time it is supposed the
accident occurred. His body was
identified by man named Ellison.
Bonn had lived in Hoquiam about
two years, and leaves a wife and one
small child. His home was at 1876
Chenault avenue. The funeral SER
vices will be in charge of the Forest.
ers of America, of which lodge Bonn
was a member. He was also a mem.
Der of the Good Templars. The fun.
eral will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday
at the Scandinavian hall
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-20
WOMAN OPPOSES
LOGGERS WITH GUN

MONTESANO. July 19.-Mrs. D.
D. Emo, wife of a Wynooche river
rancher. last Monday, with a gun,
held at bay, c. W Al,and and his
crew of .oggers when hey came to
remove a number Of logs from the
Emo ranch and refused to permit
them TO undertake the work Her
reason for refusing to allow the logs
to be moved was the belief that
dragging them into the river would
damage the Emo land
Recently Mr.. Arland's men cut a
tract of timber along the river and
a number Of the trees fell on the
Emo ranch. Mr.. Arland has been put
ting the logs into the river and
Monday went prepared to drag in
those on the Emo property. When
the men arrived they were met by
Mrs. Emo, who had armed herself
with a gun, and refused to let the
logs be moved She feared that in
dragging the logs they would cut
deep trenches in the river bank and
at high water this would result in
heavy damage.
Mr.. Arland finally secured permits.
sion to move the logs after he had
given bond to pay for any damage.