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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21
Notes Here and There

fNiAo ~ VIC AlALAOu EOASc which nc
bought recently. He viii put il in
through repair.
Mr.. Julian Tyler. of Richmond.
spent Monday here with his friend.
Mr.. Archie Brooks.
Mr.. William <. Greene. who came
here last fall from Maine and located
on the Ben Scott farm near Ewell.
has decided to move to Connecticut.
he likes Virginia. especially the
Peninsula but got a satisfactory
position in the nutmegg state. TO
which be viii move his family.
Mr.. George P. Coleman. assistant
State Highway Commissioner. spent
Sunday here with his family.
George. as he is Familiarity known
with his friends. is one of the most
popular men who have gone out OF
Williamsburg IN recent years. and he
is making a splendid record in his
chosen field. He is thoroughly in
love with the work and is full of the
spirit of progress for his beloved
state.
DR.. @. W. Brown, superintendent
of the Eastern State Hospital accom-
panied by Or. De Jarnette. Of the
Western, at Staunton. were in New
York the past week. inspecting the
leading hospitals after ideas for their
Institutions.
Mr.. Z. G. Durfey. who is con-
nected with the state road force.
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Durfey.
Mr.. Durfey is doing some good work
for the staff in road building.
Sheriff Walker Ware. Of Toano,
and Messgs. John Barnes and Carter
Cowles. Of Diascond. were in towr
Monday on business.
\ The Rev. w. NJ. Hunter, presi
dent of the Williamsburg Femal,
Institute. has just returned from
trip in the interest Of his institution
The Daily Press circulation ca
braved the bad roads between her
and Newport News Sunday. Edito
Nest came up to see the town. bu
was careful to go back by train Sur
day evening. The chauffeur too
the car back Monday afternoon.
Mr.. J. D. Bull. of York count,
who for the past three weeks hs
1 been Ill with pneumonia. is slow
Z recovering.
E The vestry of Bruton Paris
o church at a regular meeting Mo-
y day night appointed DR.. w. 4
y Montgomery and MIR. John Tyler.
that body. and Mrs. Spencer Ian
d of the congregation. to act as judg,
S at the annual election of a vestI
l. Easter Monday. The election W
: take place in the parish house froi
2 ll:30 A. M. till P. NJ.
S The Daily Press circulation C
d spent Sunday and Monday in w
p iamsburg. having run up Sunds
morning. The driver said he saw !
road. but a fine stretch OF mud-hol
between here and Newport New
Mr.. West who came up Sunda
took the train for shome in 4
evening.
ii Jamestown Camp. Modern Woo,
men of America. OF WILLIAMSBURG
IS up in arms against the action
the head camp at Chicago. in i
creasing the rates in insurance. TT
local camp. in set Of resolution
!. calls the action unjust and dishoi
est. and asks the Virginia deleg
4 ton in Congress to call a legislati,
inquiry into the methods Of the o
! der. They have had their resol
tons printed and viii mail cop;,
! to many lodges in this and 9th
States. The spirit of revolution
very strong here and the insurgen
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21
CONTINUE on page 3

If you have trouble in getting nd
Of your cold you may know that
you are not treating it properly.
There IS no reason why q cold should
hang on for weeks and it viii not if
you take Chamberlain Cough Rem
sdy. For sale by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21

The Ladies Social Club vii nees
at the hone or Mrs.. Ed Vaughn ae
Cars kiil. March a. 1917. az l0.a0
c'eIoek q. ms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21

Mrs. A. II. Miles and Miss Beulah
Brooks spent Tuesday in Richmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
A MYSTERY

When Justice Frank H. Ora
ham today appeared for duty at
the court house, he was Mortified
at the discovery of two unmis-
taxable naked human foot prints
on the wall of his court room,
five feet up from the floor.
His entire court was thrown
into a tremof of terrified excite
ment, and remained unstrung
throughout the day, fleeing the
uncanny sanctum several minutes
before the regular closing time.
This is one of the most dis
turbing incidents of my long Ca
reer," said Justice Graham this
morning. ut Is altogether the
deepest and most unexplicable
mystery it has ever been my mis-
fortune to be familiar with. To
say was shocked is putting it
mildly"
The mysterious prints are but
a few inches apart and show
clearly the heel and toe impress
sions. AS for their being the
marks of human feet there Is not
the slightest doubt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

While millions of people await
ed the word from Col Roosevelt's
bedside that would tell whether
the bullet in his chest had
touched any vital organ and
grave corps of surgeons used that
marvel of modern medical diagno-
sis, the X-ray photograph, to de-
termine the answer. Even as the
wonderfully piercing Roentgen
rays We're thus faithfully record
ing the interior picture of Roose-
velt's body upon the sensitive
Photographic plate, the candidate
chatted and joked with the sa-
wants of medicine. Quickly the
plates were developed and the
first prints were scanned closely.
Then the results were formulated
In the bulletin which announced
that Col. Roosevelt's wound was
serious, but not alarming, that
the bullet plainly shown had
traversed the tissues of the chest
four inches, but had miraculously
avoided damaging either liver or
lung. Although an older marvel
of Photographic discovery and use
than the aerial picture of a great
auto race, recently presented to
Tacoma readers for the first time
by the Times, it is as great a won
der of modern mans inventive
genius. And you see it first, of
course. in this case as in others,
in the Tacoma Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
Vitality of Youth
For Men Who Have Lost Il

4 The force that runs the human
smachine is stored in the nerves.
iThis nervous energy. as 1t is
called. Is only another name for
Electricity.
/ If any organ of your body is
weak or inactive 1t means that
the nerves which control it lack
strength. This must be restored
before the affected part can
perform its natural functions, IT
docs no good to take drugs for
lsuch condition as this. You
lean only effect cure by replace
ling the energy that has been
Host. Drugs are poisons-electric-
|ity is life.
Saturate your nerves with a
GLOWING current from Electra
Vita for few hours each night
Iwhile you sleep. The weak or
fence in the same way that an
electric motor starts whirIing as
soon as the power Is turned on.
Electra-Vita is a self-charged
body battery which generates q
STEADY, unbroken stream of gal
|vanic electricity and infuses IL
into the nerves in just the right
volume. 1t builds up vitality
and strength and cures all ALL
Led state of the nerves and vital
organs.
Men who suffer from lost
strength, debility, weak nerves,
yaricocele and similar complaints
will find that Electra-Vita, to-
gether with the electric suspen-
sorry attachment. will quickly put
them in good condition.
1t Is a natural remedy, and
those who have used 1t will tell
you that 1t does all we claim for
it.
' Mr.. A. ". Whitney. Cottage
Grove, Or. says: "In regard to
the Electra-Vita I secured from
you about a month ago, will say
that / am well pleased with IL.
il has helped me wonderfully
and soon began to feel like a
new man. My appetite is good,
sleep well and I have no pains
at ALL"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
DR.. MACY

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geon, with experienced medical and sur
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Tubercuiar and Aenemic conditions,
genito -urinary diseases, PROSTATE ALL
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nervous disorders.
This Is the only place In the city where
you can get Osteopathic and Chiropractic
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A SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR CA
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pays for our special treatment for catarrh.
OF INTEREST TO MEN-Bear in
mind am the oldest established mems
specialist in Tacoma. with the best
equipment on the Coast Nhere is q rea-
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MY Terpine-Oxone Treatment will raise
any subnormal temperature to normal. A
three months course of treatment will
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door to National bank Of Co.nnerec.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
PURE FOOD LEGISLATION HAS
REDUCED THE CONSUME
TON OF ADULTERATED
WHISKEY.

A sharp decline in the use of
adulterated WHISTLES has followed
>the pure food discussion and the
recent publicity incident to 1t.
The public Is now ST porting the
national pure food and drugs act
by insisting ON getting purity In
food and drink. This determine
ton of the people has resulted in
big increases in the sale of one
whiskey of known purity and ex-
cellence-Finch's Golden We'd
ding.
The better knowledge of the
public relative to the beneficial
effects of the moderate use of
whiskey when absolutely pure has
been a direct result of the pub
licity given to adulterated foods
and drinks. Physicians recon-
mend such a product to their pa
tents as a tonic. Perhaps the
most popular of these tonics
among physicians is Golden We'd
ding. 1t meets the most exacting
demands of medical science.
For more than fifty years Gold
cit w CouihS iAuo pCcu uStu OIL TIE
tables of those sturdy old families
which have made the nation great.
From that day to this its popu-
larity has been great among those
who distinguish between the best
an unadulterated product. 1t has
retained the same high standard
of purity, the same mellowness
and smoothness, which won for
1t the praise of national leaders
half a century ago.
Finch's Golden Wedding is dis
titled by the same secret process
which first made 1t famous. Only
the finest rye and barley malt
are used in making it. 1t is aged
and matured in wood under gov
eminent supervision. A whiskey
made like Golden Wedding can
never become commonplace.
Recent publicity given to i'm
pure and adulterated drink has
increased the demand for Golden
Wedding by awakening the public
to the evils resulting from impure
products. There are none of the
unpleasant after effects when
Golden Wedding is used. 1t has
a mellowness and a mildness
which is lacking in the inferior
product. Because of the excellent
qualities of Golden Wedding, and
because of the awakened appre-
citation of purity in beverages,
men and women everywhere, in
their homes and at club or hotel,
are asking FORBIDDEN Wedding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
PAULSON BROTHERS IN
THEIR BRAND NEW HOME

'tSpick and span," shining with
new paint, and frightened by the
presence of 20 pretty girl clerks,
Paulson Brothers new store at
1867 c street, opened this
morning.
There was crowd of eager
women waiting for the key to
turn in the front doors at an early
hour, all anxious to take advant-
age of the arrangements drink
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

they be allowed one member on
the election board,
County Commissioner Peterson,
who refused to grant their petit
tion along with the rest, said
there was at present no place on
the board for another member.
His argument was met by the
committee with a plea that, mas
much as they represented great
err number of votes than both
democrats and socialists, one of
these members be withdrawn from
the board and a progressive ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
There are three men on the
election board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

our-coffee-and-take-away-the-cup-
and-saucer" event.
This afternoon an orchestra
will entertain customers with the
latest music and tonight Miss
Hazel Cook, soloist, will be the
attraction.
A complete line of the usual
department store commodities has
been placed on Paulson Brothers
shelves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
(PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Enemies | Made and How
| Made Them
IL. w. JAMESON
Progressive Candidate for Sheriff.

ak
first began to make enemies when I appointed
Dspn eonp ee and placed charge of de9
found that of prominent citizens
go until they wanted sell pyopeTy and
for fifteen or on the doar ra so%e
of d these men men had not paid any since One Of them
of his tax bill and instead paying his
eight cent. interest and always a
the 1to the ne a
and Whenever he wsneS tn @ ceeee county % @
to the Goan o and arransed for friendly
missed for fifteen or twenty cents the dollar In
e0e e0oPt granted the Co. dis
sell oertfates of denqSency went into effect nduced
St 9 aGps hSd e@ H e s
get the described in the certificates they would
annum and in this way collected several dollars
generally as Ost the
pay lot county that were not yet due This
e the n s mas hro9s @
of the property of the county thousands of dollars
small n tazpsyers and accounts their hostility
Sharks
At the time of the big in this county a
of o ne bidding the properly TO oft
estate spectators formed combination this
argument county could we'll afford to give it away in
to ss' f5e tax rhf
a he BEEN ems ahS @ a s sold o
sss
get something like what the actually worth.
The syndicate which had been formed for
absorbing these lands without paying
ton the had themselves
would take turns bidding small amounts until the
they had themselves that should
instance, certain land reached.
then they would all quit bidding would
knocked ga" Then they follow
tactics when the piece that B
for SALE down the line until
the that they had themselves should
the previously When
these operations, l would
ding and then would begin bidding keep until
county had received fairly adequate value for
This bidding encouraged Others bid and thus
brought thousands of dollars into the Pierce
above what would otherwise realized
its sales Many people who attend the
this bidding did myself but matter of
people who wanted bid that the county
acquired for asked do the bidding Them
they did understand the rules which the
conducted. They told the maximum amount they
willing to bid certain piece of property and
high authorized This bidding protect
interests of the in the interest persons
secured me the reputation of tax sale shark
This is how made second bunch of enemies
The printing this statement is to inform the
readers of what Bob Hodge well called the
of what has been going politically economically morally
and socially In this county and state as they will learn
County know the anmus and the of the lies which
being circulated about the writer by these
good who realize that they going put
of business by the progressive movement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
sEAvEY PROMOTED.

With headquarters in the Ia
coma hotel, Capt. w. 8. Seavey,
former manager of the Seattle
agency of ThiePs detective
agency, has been promoted to the
office of Northwest general man
ager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

DIR. M. C. Macy, City. Dear Sir:
had been bothered with stom-
ach and bowel trouble for two
years previous to taking a course
of your treatments in July, 1907.
I have been entirely free from
this trouble since coming to you.
] heartily commend your treat
ment. Yours respectfully
III. B. COLEMAN,
1915 South Yakima Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
had sufYFered with .eve,

I had suffered with severe
stomach and bowel trouble for
some eight years which always
kept me In a distressed and weak
ened condition. Your treatment,
which took in June, 1908, cured
me SO that do whatsoever work
l wish to do around home. The
b1oating which caused me so
much distress has not returned.
&C. G.. Purcival, Sta. p, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

could not bear to leave her chill
dren alone in the world, so she
wrote to a former friend, Mrs.
Helen Potter. asking the latter
to look after her little ones. Mrs.
Potter, who Is q sister of Man.
dell, at once informed Mrs. Ben
der OF the large fortune left her
by Mandel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
ACQUITTED

Anna Goldstefn was acquitted
in federal court last night on the
charge of white slavery, having
been indicted for bringing Sadie
Ferris from New York to Aber-
deem for immoral purposes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
CRAZE TO BECOME THIN.

BERLIN, Oct. 19.-Wemen of
rank and fashion I'm Germany
have been seized with a passion
for becoming thin-for acquiring
the American figure" Accord
ingly starvation camps" have
been thronged with women taking
the cure" After the patient"
Is weighed she Is rpt on diet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

For information about the
Golden Rod Vacuum Cleaner, the
Tacoma Times premium, phone
Main ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
WOMAN ABOUT TO SUICIDE
FALLS HEIR TO $3.50 900

(By United Press Leased Wire)
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Worn out
and weary over her bitter strug-
gle for existence, about to COM
init suicide, Effie Bender, a scrub
woman, Is today heir to an estate
valued at $250,000 left her by a
former sutton, Frank Mandell Of
Helena, Mont. Mrs. Bender
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

vS1"" so.:1s81s19saa 49as1
O o
Q She from Missouri therefore probably
o Shown But she presd the w. T.
o when called Thursday at o
O club for speech sentence long she said
9 IF all the raised in Missouri
9 1t would make big as 8
Q all the Missouri
o would make that would stand with
Q York and its front feet in Texas would
Panama canal if all the mules .
put into mule it would kick the hind
o tion" @
.
%@a91 s1aass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19

VIENNA. Oct. 19.-Turkish
irregulars crossed the frontier
near Mustapha Pasha today and
defeated force of Bulgarians,
according to reports received
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-19
TURK WARSHIP
BLOWN UP?

(8y United Press Leased Wire.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-An uncon-
hrmed report was received here
today that a large Turkish war
ship struck mine and was blown
up at the entrance to Varna har-
Dor while the ship was maneu-
vering for a position to hurl
shells into the Bulgarian port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-28
COUNCIL TALKS
ON ABATEMENT
OF A NUISANCE
WANTS TO sEE ~ THAT HoR.
RIBLE DOOR WHICH rs WAITED
Down FROM GoULolNo CAN.
NOT BE STOPPED.

Tn a .audabIe endeaVor Co ascertain
90 that horrible oder which Is waited
Peusacoiaward from uouldlng each
nlEht the wind may be from the north
or Northeast cannat be ahated. and
also % save Alderman Renahaw his
Sob tuo years hence. the city council
last night passed Re- resolution author
iElng the mayor and city attorney %
take up the matter with the state
health ofnCsr
The resolution was introduced BY
Alderman Henshaws ana ln doing %
be said his Sob ls being threatened un-
less he can give some relief 90 bits con
stituenta The alderman had not been
given en- opportunity during the night
hy Alderman semmeE 90 E.ve vent 90
bis feelings and ho seized upon the
fut fatory as the proper subject AMI
De- ss af % varied assortment % ora b
toricni pyroteChnics. during which ne
BAD occasion to rtr iris that The putrId
condition ~ The ellr 20 watch Alder
man semmrs had referred cannot COM
pare with one ofors smauatinE a. that
fsh Fertilizer f8rfu- and which had
been brought towards Pensacola each
rVeuing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-28
New NAN ~ CONTROL
% KNOXVILLE SENTINEL

Kndzvtir Team Nov 2T.-Furmal
aunoasl1rment ls made todAv ~ the
chauFe .n ov-nrrHhip 81 ths Knorprua
sentinel
ar o. F Mlton dispose ~ DTS eu-
tlrc two-fElrds interest ln TIE prop
rffv % ar curtis "a. Johnson. who wilI
have .mmediatsly astoeiatsd win BIN
fH ths Ownership ~ the property
MrssrE Erauk a. Haynes. Hugh 81.
TornEfon. y. e.. Capman 81 ~ John-
sfan. wiley D.. NorRan. % A Reuse.
= 2. EHssIuV =. p. Cianfan and Z. o.
Clark all of Knoxville.
Er a. B johnson today heEanfH
Publisher 20 the seutlurl and retains
Ire majority af tae stock ID Le ueu
company and Wal alEo ~ lfa prcaidcnt
MT. Wiley L. Morsan continues a.
MANAGING editor. which puEition Re
has hsld Tor faurteen rsNrH.
ST. Milton aEallrCH a.. g.. p. Iahn-
cons Ora. deal uue-tHlra .utereff In
t.e llatfaUaHEa we've end $50 FIFr
EIt .ufIfC uur t1 taat p4ail ea7tnn. e.
er.af#I ufa tIm In fH. uunerkhln ~
uHI.a IF fr Wa4.1g &. Johnson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-28
CELrPRATERS WILL
NOT BE MOLESTED
Mayer Harrison, 81 chloaso, Says hs
Sees No Rsason fsr Interfering With
Usual hsss Year Festivities

Chicago. NoT. ar-scenea % safety
e. the streets s. bite New Years eve ~
Chicago VIII lee allowed On 50 on this
year a. usual accordinE 80 q state
ment az Mayor Harrison today. TIE
MAYER heard that p set 81 resolutions
dscrying the custom had been prepared
by Chicago ministers who INTENDED
asking him o. forbid TIE celebrations.
NJ see no necessity Tor changing my
stand on this question" said Mr. Har.
risnn. n am inclined % believe tAat
reports II celebrations In hotels and
cafes a. horrible features have been
much exaggerated
II have always felt that ii tahes al
kinds % people 70 make 4 world AMI
q some q them want % celebrate.
see no reason for stopping them. an
less they violate the law. III t2ere are
any places where things are really as
bad 80 pictured. % might - wei 20
investigate them. but ~ yet ] have
found no reason Ter changing my at
utude
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-28
CAPTAIN GIVES W LIFE
~ PERFORMANCE Of DUTY

E.H Orleans 500. -~ansafn
james s. LOMBARD aks 5a. master %
re United Pratt steamer A.aaEar-z.
whl.a arrived harr HeatrF1av fom
C.#au. atsppe1 fgcu l.E sfaarFauu
shortly sfteI che esnsa1 ra4 Iarkaa
ard .rl dead .H cas- arms .. DIS wife
E was .as r1ptalla lrEaf.Hl O. 1at.
fhlf cost Aim AS i.1e TH1uHh II
enough Co - .u bed. Captain Lombard
.emaiue1 af tlH pest asr wees Hu tls
tr.r south ana we4lhtrea rEr Ahan-
eareE iasaaEl fae tropical Et1rm that
devastated q paFt..l af JaEsalra auH
sWrEt tft coast 60 1uastan- tlH we
Etau zat4ara4 atsHlHan lpan hs az
rival a. Colon end advised Co enter O.
rHsalfa. sr#l ..H return % New ORE
leans LaH AuaEsasrE waH turned
ss.r rH t.. HrHE .r.rr ana Captain
Lombard ..Ea.uf4 .H H.s sfa.rroan
1lrH Lombard urf E.H vessel here
#.. r.. Intention q. wparr.uz
.rr captain fs 10 HHFl.r. DE r#r
rHH.. 81 N#.a Scotia