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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11
Park.

With new scenery, new house man
agement Cunha's orchestra, an en-
larged stage and new roofing, the cosy
open-air Park Theater was a center
Of attraction last evening to a multi
tude of theater-goers. Jones and
O'Brien the comedy colored team,
made their first appearance at the
Park and made a hit. They kept the
audience in roars of laughter from
start to finish. Jim jolly. the Barber
is the title Of their new sketch and It
is hummer for laugh making. Dolly
Grooms, the coon song singer, made
use Of makeup last evening which
made the grouchiest man in the audi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

Fine Job PrIntms. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

porplexed hy The summons as ho
teacher had been hy the rItr. far tho
thoopman had intended to bp quito
complimentary aud could sco no rca.
son why his innocent little misslyo
should have stirred up such a com.
motion This Is the way bee read it.
"sfr. as you are a man of KNOWLEDGE
wish 10 enter my boy in your school
Charles Bereeford in Good House
keeping
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

oOH0i dIlu 0CuGIdis
With the arrival of the band of the
Second Infantry, Schofeld Barracks
can now boast of three bands of music
The Fifth Cavalry band is the pio-
neer band and is entitled to veteran
honors. 1t will have been here for
two years in January. The First
Field Artillery band comes next, hav.
ing arrived here last fall. The Second
Infantry band carrying out the old
adage about the last shall be first. On
account Of the ranking of the colonel
commanding the Second Infantry, that
regiment and band naturally follows
its leader in establishing precedence.
Lieutenant George W. Edgerly,
Second Infantry, who belongs to the
first battalion of the regiment, is on
detached duty at the New Hampshire
College of Agriculture at Durham, New
Hampshire. AS many of the college
army officers are to be relieved from
special duty of this kind in August,
it is probable Lieutenant Edgerly viii
join his regiment at the Leilehua res.
erVatlon AFTER tnat time.
Colonel John Biddle, engineer corps,
and Mrs, Biddle were passengers for
the coast on the S. S. Honolulan this
morning. Colonel Biddle's visit to
these islands at this time was not only
an inspecting tour but also with an
engineers eye as to future needs ex.
pected of these waters. Colonel Bid.
die and Major Winslow returned on
Saturday from an official trip to Hilo,
i The building of the government
breakwater at this port received their
special attention.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

Tho X Yamnmoto Rice Min Be- tho
largest as well as the finest In tho
islands An machinery ~ of the Voiy
latest pattern The famous Tenp
Rice Del cleaned at this mill with tho
large cleaning capacity they are abs
Goo handle considerable out side parti.
cular work which they guarantee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

ence laugh. Her songs and dances are
well given. The same program to-
night and tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11
ARMY AND NAVY
CONTINUED from page nine.)
PersonaI and GeneraI,

ad post, and there are always more to
follow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

Pine jon Printing. Star ONCE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
Water Works Experts
Examining System
Before Valuing Plant
Men for City and for Receiver Get
Busy Getting Data on Which
to Base.

Clinton s. Burns. the city's waterworks
expert, has spent the last two days in
making a physical examination OF the dis
tributing system of the local water plant
Many holes have been sunk in various
parts Of town for the purpose of exposing
the pipes. While workmen were engaged
in digging through the frozen earth. Mr..
Burns, City Engineer Etnyre and Alder
man Younkermsn were testing the pres
sure Of the fire hydrants. The department
wagon with an equipment of connections,
nozzes and pressure gauges carried the
party to the desired points and the tests
were quickly made. Records of the pres
sure with various sized MOBILES were kept
for each hydrant tested. No information
was given out, but Alderman Younkerman
said there was no Improvement in the
pressure since the time he made a similar
examination two years ago, and reported
many deficiencies.
Yesterday afternoon the party embarked
in an automobile hired by Younkerman
and made a general inspection of the fire
lhydrants, noting their condition Of service
ability their location in relation to the
street curb and their elevation with ref
erence TO the established grade. These
records will also form material part of
the evidence the city will submit to the
court Of condemnation to sustain it's val
uation of the plant Alderman Younker-
man said yesterday that Mr.. Burns is
making the most careful examination of
every portion of the plant and when it is
finished he will have pretty nearly, com
plete knowledge of its actual physical CON
dition.
The experts employed by the water com
pany are equally busy but have not be-
gun the physical examination. Engineer
Benezette Williams is considering the
inventory made by Mr. Phillips two years
ago and which he is now checking up
MI Williams will likewise make full ex-
tamination to disclose the physical condi-
ton of the plant, especially the distribu-
ton system, which will present the widest
field for differences of opinion 1t is prob
able that he win take out section OF
two Of pipe to show its condition in court
At the present rate OF progress the evi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
ASKS RECEIVER FOR COMPANY
L. o. Besley of This city Requests
Yresidsnt George w. Hewitt to
Give an AccountinH.y

A receiver was yesterday asked for the
iowa Mortgage and Trust company and
an accounting by its president. George w.
Hewitt. and subsequent court proceedings
which VIII wind up the business OF the
concern. The plaintiff In the suit filed
IN the district court Is Ia Q. Besiey Of
Council Bluffs, who states that he holds
fourteen shares Of the corporations stock
representing an Investment OF $3.50.
The Iowa Mortgage and Trust company
was organized here by local capitalists
and Incorporated February II. 1898. The
organisation work and the principal man
Rgement OF the affairs Of the concern were
under tina management Of Mr.. Hewitt.
who was . wen known local lawyer The
company did q large business ana acquired
property and had investments In various
parts Of the state. but principally In the
vicinity OF Council Bluffs. The plaintiff
in the suit alleges that Hewitt was the
last president 70 be elected and qualified,
and that q year ago he notified the sec
rotary OF state that the corporation had
voted TO dissolve and surrender its fran
chise. but asserts that Hewitt had previ-
ously moved the general offices Of the
company to Chicago. Mr.. Besley alleges
that Hewitt has the stock books and ali
Of the other books OF the company, max
ing II impossible to discover the names OF
other stockholders who might join ssr, "
the application for a receiver. HH ala
alleges that Hewitt declines t. ssahe ans
accounting or statement Of tN6 business
but asserts that the company has larg,
amount OF real estate and osaRr assets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
Council Bluffs

OF the so-called thinkers stop to analyze
hog theory In another and simpler form.
Sunday the last day OF that week viii be
Saturday. There can be no mistake about
IT, Neither is there about the groundhog
story The sun leaves the winter solstice
on March 20 and winter ends. From Febru-
AIRY to March 20 there is an interval
Of six weeks and some days. All OF the
venerated superstitions OF mankind are
analysed"
A. L. English. manager Of the Citizens
Gas and Electric Light company will leave
today for the Pacific coast to take the
first vacation, in the midst of an exceed
ingy busy life he has enjoyed for twenty
years lie Will be accompanied by Mrs.
English and for the next thirty days will
forget such things as gas making and cleo
trio fiXings. He wiz go direct from Coun-
ell Bluffs to Portland, Ore, and after
spending a short time there will proceed
TO San Francisco. When tired OF the wind.
sand. fleas and real estate promoters there
he will proceed to Los Angeles. Al both
OF the latter places Mr.. and Mrs. English
have relatives, who fOrtunase:y have no
connections with gas plants and electric
business, and as there are no conventions
OF light magnates scheduled for any OF the
places to be visited within the period Of
their stay they will have ample oppor-
tunity tally to rest. with nothing in their
environment to suggest the cares OF busi-
ness. Returning. they will travel over the
southern route and see the southland az
its best period.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04

n y P'1@0'n1 Co Te'. 80 NisR' L-l70a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
Council Bluffs
STORAGE MEN ARE HARD HIT
Prices Of Butter and Eggs Pulled
Down in Recent Days.
STUFF GOING AT HEAVY Loss
Dealers Predict Reduction In Cost of
Living that WIZ Ne of some
COnseauence-Many Are
Involved.

Butter. eggs and other kinds OF stuff on
the provision market have been taking
hard tumbles IN Council Bluffs within the
last few days and some OF the local grocers
and commission men have been hard hit
Cold storage eggs have been selling from
- to II cents a dozen and the best grade
OF country butter was offered yesterday
by the retailers at 20 cents pefNpound. -
Most OF the cold storage eggs were
bought last spring and summer at 20 cents
a dozen and the dealers have had TO add
the price Of refrigeration to the original
cost. The splendid January weather and
the unusual activity among the hens have
resulted In thousands OF cases OF really
fresh eggs being poured upon the market,
beating down the retail price to 20 cents.
In competition with cold storage stuff the
latter has been forced Gown close to the
Wholesale price. One local dealer yester-
day had 100 cases and another fifty cases
in cold storage which represented an
actual investment close to % cents q
dozen. The high prices Of poultry and
eggs acted as a sharp stimulant to farm
ers and chicken specialists, and the stock
now in process Of incubation is greater
than at any time for many years, while
the number Of thrifty hens in the farm
yards is alleged to be fully twice as great
as a year ago. All OF these conditions
promise stiil greater break in the pro
vision market, and the few commission
men who have succeeded In unloading theii
stock without heavy loss are predicting I
reduction in the cost Of living that viii
approach the lowest figures known her,
in ten years.
Whist Dealer Thinks.
Eternal Justice never found greater op
portunities for evening up than at tn
present time" said Broadway commits
sion merchant yesterday. I'VE are beini
beaiege6 by every mail and by telegram
IN the interim TO take consignments o
cold storage stuff offered by dealers II
other places. Each seems to think he mus
unload his stuff on markets outside hi
own town. Millions Of dollars have al
ready been lost and millions more are Ger
tain to be by the men who have been en-
gagged for the last year in cornering tn
provision market. Their tears Of distres
ought TO make the angels smile.
The craze TO boost the neeessaEies Q
life and prey upon the consumer has in
vaded every section. Groeers in ever
town have put stuff in cold storage e1
pectine 10 realize big profits. They hav
consequently had nothing TO buy from tn
big city fellows and the big fellows hav
had to unload wherever they could find
market
This has hammered down the prices a
ever the country and the low figure ha
not been reached. They are now offerin
butter and eggs that have been in storae
for two or three and even five years. tn
stuff has been kept at a temperature {
n degree. below freezing, and, althoug
Il looks good, It cannot be wholesome q
even fit for anything else than r canin
appetite. The relief the people have hope
for y coming rapidIy"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
BURLESoUE FAIR MARES HIT
Audience WITNESSING Contest Laughs
NJ the Many Humorous
Stumtn.

burlesque county fair was given at the
Young Mems Christian association last
night before an audience of 900 people.
The burlesque opened with a Rube's
march and closed with chariot race.
Among the events were an implement
march, some tumbling, a horse race, a
duck race, a duel between two knights on
horseback that was worth while viewing
The tumhling met with great applause.
The burlesque on indoor base BAN was
the hit OF the evening. especially the end.
when the umpire was mobbed by all the
players.
This was the first OF a series OF humor-
Gus stunts TO be given by the Council
Bluffs Young Mems Christian association.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
NO MONEY FOB RAISING MAINE
Original Appropriation for Work
VIII he Exhausted In Four Days
Men Are Discharged,

HAVANA Feb. IA series crisis has
been reached in the work of raising the
Maine OF the original appropriation there
remains barely sufficient to continue the
work for four days,
Already expert engineers and skilled
workmen have been discharged and unless
the additional appropriation is made inn
mediately available the elaborate organ
ization viii be destroyed, involving great
financial sacrifice and indefinite delay
in the work.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04

The following transfers were reported 20
The Bee, February ?. by the Pottawattamie
County Abstract company, Council Bluffs
3. =. Triplett and wife 10 ID. C.
Haines. sch nwit and part swh neh
and part neh seh and part nwH
sex OF l-l6-Af, ". d....................-S Z 2l0
Nettie Woodward and husband 70
Irene Butler. part swA nwh and
nWA sWh, 1855. W. d................ ASA
r. g. Barclay TO III. Y. COker lot Is
In block 4. In Van Brunt q Rices
addition to Council Bluffs la. w. d IO0
William Moore, trustee. and wife to
Jerry burke. lot $50, in Belmont adj
dition 10 Council Bluffs. la. W. d.. Ia
Il. G.. Nrooman and wife 70 Ethel r.
Jones. east 50 n. OF west ll4is r. OF
lot 2, Ia block -. IN Everetts addi-
ton 10 Council Bluffs Ia. a. g. d.. 8
County treasurer 20 Benjamin Fehr
Real Estate Co. ind. n OF lot g.
In block IS, and n OF und. - Of
lot l. In block ~. M Beers subd. In
Council Bluffs Ia, "A. d..............
Six transfers. total ................. $40 81
n 4 plt,,,tbt,s o., r., ga So. n -,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04

dence will be collected by both sides ana
ready for submission when the court con
venes on February a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
NqnrrinRe LIcensea,

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following named persons:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04

C. r. Arm, Genosee. Kan.....,........... 81
Lettie May Kuykendall, Rock Hill, Neb. 80
j. Alderman. Oakland, Ia.................. 81
Glars Bystone, Omaha. observation-disclosures. .
Benton b. Smith. Marshall, Tenn. .....,. Is
Louise EasmCk, Omaha. "
f. Jacobs, Omaha. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 80
Emma Jackson Omaha. ..................... -
Ellie Mcguire, Stockvllle, Neb............ 5:
Mary E. Moore, Council Bluffs............ ~
Peter IIlevad Des Moines. .....,........... u
Sadie johnson, Des Moines....,.......... ~
Joseph w. James, Omaha. ...,............. 25
Lettie Elizabeth Cummins. Omaha ....... q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-04
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs office Of The
omEha nee A. az rs Scott street
Rotb phones 80.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
Saw the Doctors 6TaduatH.

Clerk T. Il. Geddy and Miss Mary
Branch SDelcsr. OF Williamsburg,
and Mrs.. s. :. Eankirs and Miss
Alice Eanki1s. OF Toano. were IN
Richmond Tuesday night % attend
the commencement exercises OF the
Medical College OF Virginia, where
George Ge6dy Hsnkins graduated
With the degree OF NJ D. Two
ether well known Young men WHO
received their diplomas az the same
t;ne were Dr.. Nance. son OF NJ. l.
NJ. Ma &C. Commonwealth AttoT-
ney o. Charles City. and Dr. Henry
Z. Davis. for several years a PIac.
rc;-g dentist here.
Dr.. Esokius received a. appoint
uent as physician il the Johnston.
willis Sanatoriun. ard Dr. Nauct
was given al appointment % Memo
nal. These appointments are give
grs5ustes who are especially equip
I ped ard IS considered = high horror
L IS understood Dr. Hankius VI.
iatsr locate T. James City tor u
practice o. his profession
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
LightfOOt.

Lighttoot. Va. Nay S0-The
Onward Society net al TIE hoDe o.
NJ. A. Levorsen AS; Saturday
night. a good programme vas ren-
5e-e6 with songs and debate CT
city snc country life. Il was de-
ciced By TIE Judges tat CITY lie
vas the sest. So ct every body 50
20 the city
Ny. ~. Schenck. y. CT Oaktree
l-ts here for Richmond Sunday
morning g visit friends there, -
turning tocay.
Mss la Irosvig returned home
lsst Es- x. after closing heT school
Her uot-er. Mrs, J. L. Trosyig, hss
oee- L. tut e improving row.
NJ. C-sey Gray. CT Ewel. spen
SUNDAY hcre with the Mess-s, Cen
ncughtou or Chestnut Hill farm
Miss Annie B-o1ghton was
guest o. her sister. Mrs. Charles An
6erson. here last week
NJ. I. 7. Eark.rs was iu Rlch
4 ron6 OF business last week.
Misses Ella ard Mabel Oleso1
/ Cara Lrvo-s-l ard MessTs. =.
/ L-vo-se- and 4. n Olesou weT
guests OF Mss Ne.ls Gu.ce- "a:
/ Sunday evening
NJ. 4. Benson IS expected 20 re
rurr home TIE last o. this week
Ny. and Mrs. Marshall went
( Richmond this morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
Launching Of he KaTbsIIlTsHs.

ThreecoloTcd men. Nornao Jones,
J. L. Cary and {. +. Hil1sn have
modelled and built beat that does
much credit % them as shipbulcers.
Il vas built right n Williamsburg.
aud after completion was hsule6 20
Queens creek landing where Tues
day AFTERNOON. after much trouble
and some disappointment. i was
successfully launched from the
Braithwsise Brokers Supply Cos
dock. N the presence OF q large
crowd CT people. white aud coloTe6.
There were several speeches by co.
cred men. Jones and his coupan-
ions had arranged for the Mabel
irene 20 90 over az p O'Clock. but
she hung II The mud and i was az
eer ( o'clcck when she fosted grace.
folly on the bosom o. the waters
The Nsysllirsne IS % fset lOng.
Is feet beam. ; 2 6raught. an6 IS
roony and comfortable II construct
ion. Il was probably the first and
only boat % IT'S dimensions ever COZ
suucted II Williamsburg. and doe.
credit 70 It's builders and owners
! They VII Use X 20, a pleasure suC
excursion boat. and vii equip 4 &c
| TIE purpose. A S-oyLa6er. $
| horse power Barber engine. pu-
| chased through the BTsitEws.-
Brokers Supply Co. VII b irsta..
g. Ills considered one OF the bes
/ heavy duty engines ua &C. The ncV
vessel VII also engage il freigh
trznsportzcor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
Toauo.

Tosoo, Va. May 5s-Nr. E. s
Aesnley went 70 Manassas On basi-
acSs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ncsnlsy. Of
Jersey CITY. are visiting Mss EsTion
Jennings
Mss Inex Clay IS quite III with an
attack OF sppen6icius- Dr.. Seeph-
ensoo IS u attendance.
Mrs. :. s. HsnkIns and Miss
AEce Hsrkins left Tuesday for
Richmond TO attend the commence
nsnt exercises OF the Medical CO..
iege OF virginia. when George Geo
sy Hsnkins vrill receive his diploma
from that institution.
Miss Llsian Smith. who has been
visiting Mrs. !. (. White. returned
70 her home n Cape Charles Tues
cav. from whence she VII leave II
= few days tor New YORK 70 spend
three weeks.
James Early. who has been al
unding school here FOR three ses-
sions. LETT Monday for his home II
I Hillsvilie, Carroll county.
I Mr. Woods Wynne IS quite SCI
az us home neaT Tosno.
Mss Tyler. o. Louisa. IS visiung
I her brother. Ny. =. ". Tyler.
/ Chldren's Day will % celebrated
a. Olive B-aoch oy the ususl Aida,
meeting A large crowd IS expect
/ -.
TIE farmers are very down
I hearted about tie potato crop. ~
4 poat-es sre under Ire wees. II
5roughth hss nearly ruineo al pros
I poets for a crop OF any KIND.
Mss Ayers, OF Buckingham com
I y. IS visiting Ms. Clarence Hic1
I sroso1.
NJ. c. ?. Richzrdsor. CT Beck
New Kent coznty. spent SUnoa
night a. the home o. Rev. !. :
White.
NJ. Hans. cis7k Of New Ken
1 county. au5 D.. Parker were q
/ guests o D.. Srphsuson o. Sur
cay night
\ Mss Grace Davis IS exPecte
MS week 10 assist Nj. C0Wies
+ rhe PoStot6ce-
NJ. znd Ms. Robert Wlson a.
!, not expscrsd Until about the lstt'
pan Ot June
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
Carter Glass Coming June 6.

Congressman Carter Class viii
address the people OF Williamsburg
and surrounding country 10 Williams
burg OF TUESDAY night. Jane 9. at
s o'clock. Mr.. Glass IS opposing
Senator Swanson for the United
States senate. sndzn persons interest
CO n the campaign are CORDIALLY IL
vited 70 be present. the ladies too.
Carter Glass IS one q thc most
brilliant csmpsieners in Virginia.
Il IS safe 10 say that Mr.. Glass VIII
&C heard by large crowd next Tues
Gay night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
When you hear a man say ira,

When you hear a man say ia,
NJ. Jones IS seeking . set Ny.
Ns--ir's seat II the senate merely
% crafty MS personal desire %
''rls-." put Il 6o~n thsy that msa IS
OF 4 par WITH TIE telloE Eho woSld
n5e n al ox-osrt becsuse as father
was TO poor . noe II a buggy AID
had Do other choice than TIC cart.
WV shozld 10; Nj Jo1es or any
s,hs- Vi-Elnizn. with to brains sno
the capacity. strive . rise. snd whs'
Is st-zaEe about 4 gooc, healthy,
brz;uy nan Ike Jo-ss aspiring c
taiaes even higher than the senstr
O ne United Sfztss7 Aoout tie
vesksst. siliest thing q lEn car q
guilty o. saying Is that J0oes IS t-y
inz % e, % ~ se1Ete by tzkinE
TIE SCAT from AEru1. 70 who-
coes e seat Z re senate belong. (
NJ. Marin O. ths people ot VIZ
Eiris7 L is true. - Virginia IA
chine thinks Z has a mortgage c.
tae uE-cs t-o- senate down = ovsr
See q tae poo-. 5at that 8 what :
uaknE insurgents @ = great major
~ @ ~ Vi-Eiris voters Some.
how. - are t-b->6 VIII - good
CO Democratic i6sz that ths P15i,
Gees 5clo-g 70 TT peeps. 70
mercy Den9-sz sio1-. but . -
w1o,e pcoplc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01
HOldCrOft.

Eo.6c-ott Va Nay 3)-Rsv. B.
f. Ro5.nso-. q the NJ. P.eas-n.
church. las received q cal t-on the
Mz1ozh Baptist church and Will
preach tne-e lst and 5rd Sunday a.
-sroo- a. $50. TIE s-b-ect O.
Rev. Rob--so-'s sermon az ~.
Pleasant cL--ca rext Sunday VIII be
TIE Everlasting Law Of Cod.
~. C. L Ba5cock VII sing Ny
Ssv.o--'s Love.
Judge Edmund Wad6lL OF Rich
no1d. one OF Charles Guys mos;
distinguished sons. visited his native
county Saturday.
The Y. W. 4. CT ~. P.easan
church sil hold q Lawn Party in "a,
/ grove adjoining the church Thurs
day evening.
TIE electoral board met a. III
/ courthouse Saturday 10 apPo.a
I clerks and Judges OF election. Thos
/ tor Chickshon.-y district are 3. c
/ Graves. Z Parsons. G. ". Marrow
7-5ges. K. z. Wilcox a-d +. TT
Bans. T., CLERKS
Ms. A. W. Bins. c. Ce-,e
View. IS visiting her daughter. Ms
b ~. s. CLAYTON. Richmond.
The wAoop-g cough ep.deui
o seems 70 have abate6. but MUG
5 sickness prevails acre.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

Se1sro- Ls-@'s assistance = set
t-g - GA 100000 t1- ne
rz--os5s z WzsL--Er0- as 70 mere
t-z- could = expec-ed- Does &c
To- eve ra-z & lzsE-E oe5- @ graf
tie, 20 &C th-y 1ot Rep make
In ss-zro- W1e- IL E1ole safe
hs5 Sc Is hez1 uPo- giving &c
c5ce e t1zf gzLe-- Cd solder.
r1- Lex We k-oE a loi C 90
so-5ies z ms s-cto- Eho hsve &c;
to-go--- tae day tazt th= co1-scc
was szck=n D. uusez hz1cs Z ~
Legislature O. te= safe, re state *
6-H--6ed VIII rs LIZ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-01

a Mr.. Fleming from Ohio has
purchased. through T. Il. Bal. the
zS-sere farm % Mr.. Cushnsn. hear
town. They WI move here Il Nov.
1sst received a nsW line Of 81 and
S2-SO OxfoT6s. best ever. at Ran
colpk's.
Mr. :. A. Ports. Of Bsrhsns-
yilte; kessrs. K. s. Mesniey and
Pau D-iscol. OF ToaSo. and II. D.
Cole and c. J. Person. % Williams
burg. formed az automobile party
% York and Warwick iast Thurs
day.
Don't forget tnzt R4sdolph's !,
the best place 70 by clothiDg
Sprins salts just received. Come an
take look.
Bozarth Bros. are prepared .
fsgpish Line fox sanitary purposes
Cal phoas &