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New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
FINANCIAL MARKET
Clearing House Figures Show
Small Gain in Bank Reserves.

on an active volume Of trading STOCK
market prices moved to higher levels In
the two hours Of business Yesterday. the
statement Of Judge Gary regarding the
position of the United States Steel Cor
poration in its relation to the Sherman
antitrust law created a more conhdent
feeling I'm speculative and investment
circles. a reflection of which was shown
i'm heavy covering of short contracts by
bear operators and accumulation OF the
Steel issues 10y substantial interests
Room traders showed no disposition to
go home with short contracts outstand-
ing. And important financial houses
showed their confidence i'm the theory
that the government will not win its SUIT
against the United States steel Corpo-
ration by buying the shares of the con-
Germ and the issues of all the so-called
Morgan properties. In addition to
United States Steel the Erie shares
Reading and Southern Railway were in
demand at advancing prices. Reading
going to a higher level in spite of the
September. In the early dealings bear
traders endeavored to drive the market
to lower prices, but the character of the
support rendered was effective in bring
ing about a rapid change in the ideas Of
professional operators who came TO the
Street in expectation that short sales
would be productive Of enormous profits.
Banking interests supported the market
and commission houses were unable TO
report liquidation of importance for
actual holders of securities.
Owners of the United States Steel
Corporation issues appear to have un-
limited confidence in the belief Of the
men who are handling the affairs of
the concern that the government will
be unable to prove it Is an illegal COM
bination. Employees and competitors Of
the United States Steel Corporation and
consumers of steel products are not
parties to the suit against the company.
The present condition Of the steel trade
does not indicate anything in the nature
Of d monopoly. 4 monopoly in the steel
trade would be a financial and physical
impossibility. Steel common closed at a
net gain of = and the preferred at IS.
Amalgamated Copper, American Smelt-
ing, Canadian Pacific, Erie first pre-
ferred. Great Northern preferred. South
ern Pacific and Union Pacific Of the
active issues ended at net gains of more
than / point Clearing House figures
showing the conditions Of the associated
banks at the close Of business on Friday
made n favorable exhibit, an increase i'm
loans being Offset by a gain in cash in
relation To the reserve above legal re-
uuirements which advanced s350,5 TO
$19,653, 800. A year ago the average re-
serve was $1O463,625 and in 1909 sl3,
9O9.S25. The outlook for higher money
rates is extremely unpromising. There
is practically no demand from mercantile
circles and little inquiry from stock mar
ket quarters. Fortunately for our bank
crs. the European money market offers
opportunities for the profitable employ
ment of funds Our loans abroad are
enormous, and in spite of our favorable
trade balance gold exports from here are
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. oct 2S-Consols closed q. lower
II IS lJ-lG for money and account. Ana
cOuda was = lower al fGA Canadian Pa
cihc rs higher al .23Siz. Grand Trunk =
higher al M
Money was plentiful aud discount rates
were quiet.
The stock market maintained O cheerful
tone, and under a steady general demand
quotations made further gains. with home
rails the leading issues. Chinese bonds re-
covered a fraction, but cOusOls declined an
eighth.
American securities opened steady and
fraction higher. and later advanced on COW
cring. The closing was steady with prices
ranging from = 10 rs higher than yeeter-
days New York closing.
Paris. oct %-Three per cent routes
after decline of 1912 centimes, recovered
and closed unchanged al "a francs ~ CEN
times Prices were irregular on the Boursc.
Berlin. oct. 9s.-Tradng WAS dun. but
prices were higher on the BOerse to-day
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money ON call pa
per cent. Time money was IN light de
mand Rates 3i403ia per cent for sixty
days $685. per cent for ninety days 10
six months Mercantile paper of the high
est grade came into the market I'm limited
quantities only. the amount OF paper IN
the hands of brokers being far below the
normal supply. Demand was fair both IN
the city and out of town Rates 4l4Hs4
per cent for sixty and ninety days bills re-
ceivable and choice four to six months
single names. r.d5 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign eX-
change market was easier with cables
quoted at 4S740d4S45, demand sterling
ss90d4 Sf95, and siXtyday bills al 4Si2Q
s3Ss Short francs We're quoted az 5l6,s
plus 1-S2 and short reichsmarks at % l-l6g
o. l-l6 plus l-32.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. -- Boston, lOc
discount: Chicago. &C. discount; New Or
leans. commercial 50c discount. bank 81
premium: St Louis, par bid, 5c premium
asked: Minneapolis, 2oc premium ChaIles-
ion. huyine par. selling l-lo per cent pre-
MUM: san Francisco, sight lc tele-
graph, Sc
SILVER MARkET.-Co bar SlI-
yer, dasc. Mexican silver dollars, 4oc bar
silver I'm London closed at - l-ltd
GOLD PREMIUM.-Iu Madrid, SIS; Lis
bon. $50.
change on New York is quoted at 20li2
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Extreme dulness prevailed In the marker
for outside securities, with the general tone
irregular. although the fluctuations WIN
the exception of the higher priced NOUS
trials. were confined to small iractlols'
American Tobacco continued under pres
sure and lost s points without IecvNe,S ,,,S
standard on issues were dun ana un-
changed Chicago Subway was steady
The copper issues showed fractional III nm,
movement w spots. The silver issues WI ,,,
duh and easier. Bonds were Pule" O"'
rnnnrnllN sioahN.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks III
which there were no transactions yester-
oaV on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
u chic subway ...
MINING.
BONDS.

900 y Y city AIS .tO3IS 103h 1880 1g3a
$1,000 NYw q B AS 9Ip 9Is s55G 9si
5000 So b T & T js. ast 9sA Vot VoN
.sell cents per share tOdd lots. tCrossed.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.


Furnished by SNdftWoul q Nfftt@''''-' -'' -
Pine street,
Name MatuI i.S. h... -
Anal COPPER p q. April l9l3luo.s lu's "a
Am Cigar p C. Mch II. 1872 33t ~
Bait < Ohio-4ls p c. june 1918 100 luNs -.
Roth steel corp Is p a., Nov, i9l 100 lDns -
Ches A ohio Az p G. Juge. 1914. sJs "' ta,
Oh & Alton p @. Mch 4. 1913. !" N ~.
Z ii & ID % q. July, 1913. ...-. sN' 't'a e.,
Del & ii eqts ~ p G., July. l9-- loA ~ -,
Den C K FL p @, Apr. 1914. Wl,f "'.t ~
Emp Dis M + p C., MAY, 1872. "als .ir
Erie Z K p @, April :, l9lt..- -lol % -
Gen Motors p C, oct. 1919 -. 9t
ten Rubber AZ p @, July, 1913. Z" H' -,
Hudson cos 6 p C.. Feb, l9l5... - y -
Lack Steel e. Mch. 1919 .... "n Hl ~,
NJ a ST Louis , p C., Feb, l"lt.. ' ''-
Mo X & Tex p a.. May. 1913. .N
Mo Pac . y G. June. 1914 ....-- ''f "a,
n Cent AZ c. Mich. l9li...l"0, l''' -
Central Lines equip c, t,
do IA p c. Jan. lgil- -25..... i,.tsg -;
y y II & r q c. 1911 ~ -lWl i" ~
g |, & F5pe, Mch' i3i$ ,9I5 ,GoS,. ,sS-. s "a.
Tidewater q . G. june. 1918. .lol.i iDls ~
In Typewr > p G. Jan l5 1913 @t ,.st t,
West Tel 4 Tel G.. Feb. 1872 lOn ~
West Fl 4 M6p c. AUG 1913. iol's l''t "a
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
ipu,lApELPHIA STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney %; 100 20 Sn,tb
BROAD street New York. ana NO - 'O''
Atm street. Philadelphia)
Bid Asked
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished bv J. Thomas Reinhardt No. 81
proad street New York: No. 5i DeVonshlIe
street. Boston and No. 10 King street west
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE At NEW YORK.
1911. 1910. 1903.
Week ended oct. zs-- 1900. 90.
Drveoods... s. Ga. .S37 S2.733.044 Sa239,5 5l6
General mdse. l3935.l4O n,9s4.6I5 lds22,66l
Totals .... sl657O977 sl4,7lI059 S2OO III
Dryeoods o s'. S1e 500 293 $40 Oo94 O39 sl394i5ss
General mdse G01, ,s137l7 G26 7Gj,44l JUSll, ~
Totals Sis 744. .0l0 $3.50 $50 $50 s7l7, 22G,3l1
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
Ian oct 2l S623 2i3 So s5i 7s6 sos S492 $50 s3s
EXPORTS or SPECIE
Last week ..,.
sT,er g25 $50 COILS 5f0.OG4
Totals ... SlOOO9sO S72s SIS S21sO.OG4
ooi6 81 269 O47 S4i. i.as298S SIS. .964, G92
silver ...... 30 40s, ,s39 3j,345. III 3I44l,3se
Totals .... $40 677 $50 ssO.32s l19 SIG 406, OsO
IMPORTS or SPECIE.
cold -. 772so- SiG.ols slo7.7aT
silver - 7G.G4l 10 Az 1SG 2l5
Totals - 500, $50 S227 id5 S343. .952
From Jan. - - - -- .-
GOLD ....... Sl4, 20 U| N-u'"1o' 90 Stt1Vi'9-i
Silver - . sg7 39S 3946O6i 4,23t $50
Totals ... $50 123. 4o3 S24 ss1 $50 Sl1.742 926
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings OF thirty railroads or systems for the
second week in October OF these twenty
three return gains of SSi2,752, or S.5 per
cent and seven return losses Of Sl94,554, or
rs per cent. The whole shows gain or
$6is rs, or 81 per cent The Tribune has
also printed the gross earnings or twenty
four railroads or systems for the third week
i'm October. Of which fifteen return gains
of S533,375, or 81 per cent, and nine return
losses Of $3.50 052. or 1872 per cent. The whole
shows a gain OF SlH3i5. o. IL per cent.
Second week in Oct ,o,o ,.. ~.
q co's......SfO Gs5977 s0,s432i5 Ss42, 1872 So
: co's....-. 2,376.2S0 2.57QsSi 'l9i'554 10
IT, 80 COS .$la.oa2. .257 sla,4iio7o Sees'i7s 81
Il nl!a edg. "efn sa.6lSs2a ss5te4s4 sssa sI5 e2
. co.'s. 2sJ5,030 3.l94o62 '3saoS2 ~
TT "a cos.slI.s54.s59 slI.7lo5le si44,a4a ~
GRAND TRUNK.
I'd yyk. i'm oct. S1O23. 500 S963.5I4 S9oi,6I2
July i-oct. n. i6l54. s3s l3979,906 i4,0il,9os
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS < WESTERN.
sd yyl, I'm oct S95.5l4 Ss4.00S Ss9,0sl
JJuly J T. lot. ii. 292,l6i i51G'59i 1,2o9'el6
ERIE.
Month or Sent 1911. 1910 Decrease.
Gross revenue. S509I,26l S5ll2lI9 Sl79ls
u taxes ses' .. '...'. anu 375ooi2 a6o2397 '5s2'5
op income. o.. Sl3iS6l9 sI41s,7s2 s76.Ie3
Gross ross revenue $15 ss2Cs sl5l5s5o 'S2e6.o5s
y taxes ss'.. '..... 10 s5oao7 io5io45a 'aao.S54
op income. s453l7lo s4GO5,5o6 s7a.795
n 'Increase
NEW YORK. sUsQUEHANNA & WESTERN.
Including Wilkes Barre 8 EASTERN
rS.s aS''s SS s5s as liz sSs "s.71s
Op. expenses ana
taxes ....... 22s,072 22l.sT 6.toi
or income slO5 100 ssi.2iO o.sso
Gross revenue S993 1868 s9lO.6Os So. 7dO
Op. expenses and
taxes ........ 93Os 672.s62 0445
Op income $3l4,O59 s23T,74 s76.3l4
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD.
Month Of Sept 1911. 1910 Increase
Total oper. rev. S5 64g 466 s. 6B5, T65 'Si6 300
Total oper exp. S,43260i 3495,3ii :62,7iS
Net oper. rev s22ie.se5 s2l7o.45i sAo.4l4
out. oper. net. l5O.1sS l36,i32 1887
yotal net rev S2367, 653 81 2so6.5s3 s6I.o7o
Taxes ........t. 335. 3s3. 900 as. .OU0
oper. income: S2O32, 653 sl,e23,5sS slOo,O7O
July sept 30
Total oper. rev 184i5.19l l6,475,3H 'SOI41
total oper exp. lO,lI25i0 10. l56,09S l6.tSl
Net oper rev So 272.6l5 s6.sie.2 .s46.e2s
out oper., net. 3@.655 372o9O 27.5d5
Total net rev $6672.2T0 S6.69l. 1913 'sl0O6S
Taxes .....,... 10000 .O6e. coo 'l2i. On
oper. income s5.72TeI0 s5.622 1893 SiOi g37
BRAZIL.
Month Of Sept
Gross earnings. t2OIbGI flS2 636 g2a.O3l
Expenses '.+-.. lO0Uo 3i,6p2 ll.9JS
. Net earnings fiOl,0df fs7,9ii tl3,l l23
Jan. Sept. 30
Gross earnings. LOSES l402 SAC 265 1921
Expenses '..-.. Hoi, lS3 sl2. i62 27l
Net earnings f703.53i f50OlSl ui3.SsO
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
FERRY COMPANIES.

AND SUBSCRfPrloSs
celved al THEW Uptown olnys
between 36th and 3,th ,.
Advertisements received !.
Offices at regular Office 80
viz: 26i Sth'aye. 5. G. *
cor. l2th St; i0i Cast ~
between 7th and SIN ave-, ave-
1885 90 ave. 1870 50 "~
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co., NO. II broad
street. New York;
LAND STOCKS.
pt5 ,sled Bid Asked.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
MspoIlea 6g peaboay 8 ID. 81. l2 Broaawayl


Ackerson. y II CO. com, . c...... roo
'AIiagnee nee Realty co. So c. Q Apr..li9 i23
Fond * Aitge Guar so. - G.. q Feb 2Ei 30
'lsy invest 90 com ''.',.' .'........- ~
fClty sub h 60, y g. June-Dec.. slz Ji4
Lawyers Mortgage co, " c. Q-Jan.25O 2j7
Lawyers r I& T co. II p G. Q-Jan. .232 237
Monaton X a. In Corp pref. 10 , c.. ~ -
Mtge 4 Sec Co. - p G. Q-Jan. .2O7 2i3
n + Sec 60. c0nV. lst pr q. - 100
Realty Associate. e., Jan-july no ~
second 4 q " 90. Scr 4, Dr. . D c.. ~
Title A o Go. - % G, q May. .3l6 ~
'slX peI cent eXtfa dividend 1910 iFaT Vaige
$40.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
INDUSTRIAL.
RAILROAD.

Sales. Open. hlSSh' iS SSS $50
I37 Am Tobacco. .3SS 1880 80 Stt
20 Tn Tn cigar st. ...2i5 2l5 2l4 "a
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
INACTIVE STOCKS.

T @ E5 Ss sas SS
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

INVENTOR DESIRES TO BORROW SMALL
amount OF capital for manufacturing ana az
curing foreign patents: viii pay six per EN-,
Address r. Box 40. Tribune Oflce
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

'Includes debit from outside operations. etc.
Debit: includes hire Of equipment, Sl69.iiS.
Equal to 3 per cent on 81 600 capital stock.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
ADVERTISEMENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS
for The Tribune re,
No 1864 Broadway,
until . O'Clock p. M
the following branch
until ) q cloak a. M.
23d ST.. l5s 9th ave.
ct. 25T West 42d ST..
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coupons INTERCHANGEABLE. tRegistercI. ICou-
pons. .RegisteIed and coupon
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
CENTRAL VERMONT.

The Central Vermont Railway Company
has issued its pamphlet report for the year
ended June 30, 1911. The income account
compa.es as follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Interest 10 be added.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
REALTY BONDS.

Berlin. oct. 2s-Trading WAS dun. bu
prices were higher on Tho B0orse i0-daN.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE MEMBERS. ACTUAL
CONDITION SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
Freaks Of Lightning.

While Mayor Warburton was
driving his machine out from the
Main farm during the storm yes
terday lightning struck a walnut tree
by the side of the road just as the
car was passing. The bolt splint-
cred the tree. then passed across the
road almost under the machine,
tearing hole foot deep extending
from one side of the road TO the
other. So close was the machine
that it was filled with dirt. How
ard WynkooP. who was in the ma
chine. jumped. thinking the gasoline
tank had exploded. No damage
was done.
Another bolt during the same
storm struck the residence of Mr..
r. (. Gatewood. ran down a Chin
ney. and striking the telephone. tore
It down. The explosion in the
room was terrific. but no further
damage was done except to scare
Mr.. Gztewood nearly to death.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
COCLAL AND -
= DERSONAL

Mr.. H. D. Cole spent Monday in
Norfolk.
Mr. L. B. Manviile of Newport
News. was in town today.
Judge Sydney Smith. of York
town. spent Monday in Williams-
burg.
Miss Mamie Spencer left Wed
nesdsY for Clifton Forge to visit
friends.
Clerk Geddy spent Tuesday in
Yorktown where he went on Legal
business.
Mr.. John I. Doran. of Philadel-
phis. was in Williamsburg sight
seeing this week.
Mr.. Homer Dickerson left last
week in his automobile 10 visit his
mother in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Francis Ruff. of Stsunton. is
here to spend a few weeks with hei
sister. Mrs. H. c. Miller.
Little Miss Carrie Cole Lane and
Master James Lane left MONDAY
for Smithfield to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lula Beattie and children. Of
Newport News. have been VISITING
Mrs. Bezttie's mother. Mrs. EudoScis
Donegan.
Mrs. J. NJ. Geddy has returned
to Toano after having spent severs
weeks in the summer normal at tn
University.
Mrs. r. A. Lincoln aud children
of Richmond. spent the week her
with Mrs. Lincoln's sister. Mrs. J
s. Undertake.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jewett and niece Mis-
Clara Jewett. have gone TO New
York to remain till October with re
Rtives and friends.
Mrs. Sydney Bracket and chile
Of Richmond. have been visitin
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Peter Powell. this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13

For sale. 1000 bushels oyster
shells. Apply at this office.
Bozarth Bros. hardware store.
for Creamery Cans. Fishing Tackle.
Harness. etc.
Mr.. B. d. Peachy. one of VII
liamsburg's best known lawyers. is
recovering from a two weeks spell
of sickness which reduced consider
ably his surplus flesh. His many
friends are gladto see him out again
Just received a new line of 81 and
81. so Oxfords. best ever. at Ran
dolph's.
Bozarth Bros. are prepared tc
furnish lime for sanitary purposes.
Call phone 8.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
Charles City.

Charles City. Va. July I0-Tns
severe hot spell was broken this at
ternoOn by a very refreshing rain.
much 70 the relief OF many farmers
Judge Thomas Il Wilcox. o.
Norfolk. was the weekend guest Of
his parents az Bel Ayr"
Mrs. George Taylor and little
grand daughter. OF Richmond. are
visiting Mr.. j. & Hubbard.
Mrs. Shirley Gentry. OF Rich
mond. is visiting Mrs. T. William
Hewitt at North Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Major. of
Southampton county, are visiting
relatives az the Courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Dickerson. OF
Richmond. are visiting the Misses
Walker near Holdcroft.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
HOldCrOft.

Holdcroft. Va. July 11-Ned
Harris (colored) was smothered by
gas IN a we'll at Mr.. w <. Wood
cock. Jrs place last Wednesday.
Harris, who had been digging the
well for some time. had covered it
over night and on going down
wednesday morning was at once
overcome by gas. and as far as
known. never moved again. When
removed some time later life was
extinct. Mr.. Powers (white) who
went TO Harris rescue also became
unconscious, but later revived and
was drawn out.
DR.. H. u. Stephenson visited
this section this week in the interest
of his candidacy for the House of
Delegates. The amiable doctor is
meeting with much encourseme nj
in his canvass of the district. His
automobile. which was the first to
invade the sacred precincts of Brass
Ankle. literally startled the natives.
not OILY the young but ladies of ma
ture years leaving their table in their
wild scramble to see the monster.
Mrs. J. w. Binns ndfamily have
returned from a delightful visit tc
Norfolk.
Miss Carrie Bell. of the Easter
Shore. is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. c. L. Babcock. of Binns Hall
Mrs. Jas. Dickerson. of Rich.
mond. is visiting Mrs. G. H. Walk
CT.
Mrs. R. J. Binns and Miss Grsc,
Hinchman Newell visited Mrs. L. <
Davis Tuesday.
Revival services at Micah church
closed Sunday night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
Help This Sick Man Now.

]. j. McCord. who lives in the old
Camm house. is IN and in want. He
needs attention az once and il is
hoped the good people of the town
VIII assist him. especially the wo-
men. Money should be given for
this purpose 20 any of the ministers.
or to the Kings Daughters. Con
tibuuons sent or left with The Ga
zette viii be given theproper person
so that it viii reach him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
Special Notices.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS
You are respectfully requested % keep
your dogs out of the Hospital grounds
as they are nuisance and dangerous
20 the patients, and attendants. The fe-
male night watches having been recent
~ attacked while making their rounds
az this institution. / hope the people
of Williamsburg and vicinity. who own
dogs which frequent this place. will a.
slst me IN keeping them away from the
Hospital, and greatly obhge. G.. W.
BROWN, Sup't r. S. II.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
TESTED AND PROVEN
There Is Heap Of SOlaee in Being
Able to Depend Upon q Well
Earned Reputation.

For months Williamsburg readers
have seen the constant expression Of
praise for DOan's Kidney Pills, and read
about the good work they have done in
this locality. Not another remedy ever
produced such convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. r. H. Harris, 525-29th St, New
port News, Va, SAYS: Il consider
Doan's Kidney Pills q very reliable kid
ney remedy. / suffered for a long time
from kidney complaint and my back
Rched constantly. l was untitled for
my homework and at times / was 40
bad that | could not sit or lie down
with any comfort. The pain kept me
awake at night and had a distressing
kidney difficulty. Although l dOctored
most Of the time, did not receive re-
lief. Finally nay attention was called
TO Deans Kidney Pills and began their
use. They relieved me from the first
end continued use removed my trouble. d
Statement given September 2, 1907.
GOOD WORK.
Mrs. Harris was interviewed on June
% 1903, and she said: 81 have never
had the least symptom Of kidney com.
plant since Doan's Kidney Pills curec
me two years ago. Every word Of the
testimonial / gave in their foVor at that
time stall holds good
For sale by all dealers. Price so cts.
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York.
sole agents fOy the United States.
Remember the psne-Doan's-and
AAks 20 eshsgs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
Peninsula Baptist Association.

The Gazette is asked to print the
following notice:
The Peninsula Baptist Association
will meet with Union Church IL
Gloucester, Tuesday. July 18th. 1890
A. NJ. and will continue in session
three days. Delegates may come
Monday morning from Old Point on
Mobjack steamer 70 Severn wharf.
or from Lee Hall to Gloucestsr PIT.
via Yorktown. either Monday even
ing or Tuesday morning. and will be
met by the committee from the
church. A full delegation from all
the churches is earnestly asked, and
all visitors will be made welcome.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
Local Men Form Company.

TheSsste Corporation Commission
has issued a charter TO the West
Point Oyster Company. whose princi-
pal office is TO be in Williamsburg.
It's capital stock is fixed at from
1000 TO SIS. 600. divided into shares
of 500 each. The company may
own as much as five acres Of land.
The following officers arc named
in the charter: Capt. <. w. Maynard,
of Biglers, president; d. r. Norment,
of Magruder. vice-president; Capt L
w. Lane. of Williamsburg, secretary
and treasurer. The above named
and George K. Carlton. of West Point
compose Ae board of directors.
The object of the firm is 70 con-
duct a general oyster packing bust
ness. A packing house has beer
secured at West Point where all 81
its business will be done. Both Capt
Lane and Capt. Maynard are large
oyster planters and their bushes,
alone will amount to considerable
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13

It is reported on good authority
that Mr.. r. <. Henley will resign
his position as superintendent of
schools. preparatory to leaving the
state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13

Mr.. r. E. Craig. member 10Th
Company, c. A. c. Fort Casewell,
N. c. is visiting his sister. Mrs. w.
7. Douglass.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-07-13
BigIers.

Biglers, July 13.-Mrs. Fletcher
Simonson delightfully."- entertained a
number of her friends yesterday at
ternoon in honor Of Mrs. w. o.
Bradley. Those present were Mes
danes Thomas, Irwin. Ellis, K. w
Maynard, J. c. Maynard. Rowley
and Bradley; Misses Maggie and
Mary Maynard and Mabel Oliver
Delicious refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley and family
leave today for Middlesex to reside
Their many friends regret their de-
parture as they were good neighbors
Miss Louise Maynard is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jesse Topping. II
Hampton.
Mr.. Fletcher Simonson has gone
to New York 20 visit relatives and
will bring back withlhim his daught-
CT. Miss Eleanor. who has been II
the north several weeks.