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Evening journal., 1913-09-05
REV. Mr.. LAIRD
RETURNS FROM TRIP

The Rev. William H. Laird and his
brother Walter j. Laird, who is en-
ployed by the E. l. DUPONT de Ne
mours Powder Company, returned
home on WEDNESDAY from a six weeks
trip abroad. They arrived at New
York on the steamer Oceanic and
came direct to Wilmington.
The travellers visited many places
Of interest during their trip and jour
neyed through England, France, Ger
many and Switzerland.
The Rev. Mr.. Laird will occupy his
pulpit at Christ Church, Christiana
hundred, on Sunday morning, and
will preach at Emmanuel Church,
Highlands, Sunday evening.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
WHO OWNS rH1s HoRsE7

Mounted Policeman Barr went to
Perry's Tavern this morning and re-
covered a horse that had been found
on the road several days ago. The ami
NAL was brought here where it now
awaits an owner The horse, bay
horse, weighing about 1000 pounds had
lump on the left foreleg. It also
has white spot on the forehead.
At first the authorities thought it
was a horse reported to have been stolen
from Mendinhall, Pa This animal was
later found. II is not known whether
the animal now in this city was stolen
or had strayed away. 1t was found
by Peter Oliphant.
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
DFLIcATFSsEN.

Phone 42l4 d. & A., for any delica-
cies you wish cooked and the most
careful attention will be paid same.
Atokad Poultry Store, sol King St
Evening journal., 1913-09-05

The Atl1ad Poultry Store, sol King
street, is open every evening. Phone
us for your evening lunches
Evening journal., 1913-09-05
SMALLEY-CAMPBELL COZ

oFlALLE I -CAF1PDEIL CO.l
Line, Cement, Plaster, Sand. Crushed
Stone, Brick, Pipe, Choice
Family Coal.
Uptown 0ffice, 923 Market Street.
Yard, South Side.
D. s A. 1854. Automatic, 1872.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-03

LOCAL DOINGS II
S. B. Adams, ga Greenwood
av, fined SIS and costs for auto
speeding.
Susie Pondexter, negress, ar
rested charged with picking
pockets.
]. Zazkowski, 1885 Superior.
st., taken to isolation hospital
suffering with smallpox.
Loss of $500 in fire in paint fac
tory Of Otley Mfg. Co., 1724 N.
Winchester av.
Voting machines will not be
used here. City council has cut
from its budget an appropriation
of S282,75O for $50 of the ma
chimes ordered by Board of Elec-
ton Commissioners.
M. Dwyer, 8O1 Washington
blvd. S. Simon 2736 Archer av.,
and J. Weinstein, 1851 S. Waller
av., arrested in alleged handbook
raid.at 220 N. Halsted st.
w. B. Carter, charged with at
tempting to shoot Policeman Nc
Hugh, fined SIS and costs.
George Neacoris, 1882 w.
Adams St, refused to pay $50
gambling debt. Three compan-
ions beat and robbed him. Ar
rested, charged with assault and
robbery.
VIM. Gaylor, colored, is in
BridewellHospitaI suffering from
bullet wound in leg. Tried to es-
cape when policeman attempted
to arrest him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-03

! AbLOIU FOlKil
1928 Calumet av., where he was
guarding supposed stolen liquor
valued at $1,000.
D. Krovanzano and S. Riccio,
youths, arrested, charged with
throwing snuff in movie show.
Turned over to Juvenile officer.
S.H. Barbour, 1888 Prairie av.,
arrested, charged with annoying
Miss Mildred Jones, 1924 Lake
av. Released on $500 peace bond.
Frank Biernat, 1929 Indiana
av., gathered As cents worth of
stray corn on l. c. Ry. tracks to
provide for family. ]. c. Woods,
I. c. Waterman, shot. Biernat is
dead. Woods arrested.
Mary v. Pritchard, II, Evans
ton, dead from operation.
Two charges against Aid. Al
Tearney for violating / o'clock
closing ordinance dismissed.
w. A. Paulsen, so, 3716 Lake
av., pres. old Central Trust and
Savings Bank, arrested on two
forgery charges and one embez-
Element.
D. Dennison, 1855 w. 34th pl.,
swore out warrants for J. Hafner
and Vim. Sullivan, charging them
with stealing his wife, 3. children
and all his household goods.
James Cherin, 1121 S. Lincoln
St., arraigned in Juvenile Court as
one of 3 boy bandits who held up
billiard room of ]. Goldman, 2002
w. 18th st. Case continued.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
WHITMAN CARRIES
ON GRAFT PROBE

NEW YORK Special WITH siE
re~eons already under arrest, D-ELrlct
Attorney whitman and the slcer-n aisls
Intoxicating committee thrust their
urohes sril deeper into the myHterlolh
workings o. the police graft system
FRIDAY.
while Sergeant Daniel DCracy-s
frial o. a charge o. attem pied eztor-
flou vas on a. police headqlarterss
the sldsrmanlc cOmmlttee began con-
rleertng the adyieablllty % senclnG q
rl5f.couultfee % the home % PoAce
Ga ptaiu Walsh. whose precinct nov u
under Ere.
walsh Was stricken with heart dis
sase early this week and collapsed 81
his cezk.
The committee. however. r. 60 an1
lous % make inquiries % him a. e
hls s. 900 automobile and other mat
tera they consider Of interest 20 then
I IN their work that they planned 70 tax
1 z physician wlth them who Wollo On
clally examine TIE captain and oeclc
1 whether he coulc stand the strain o
such an ezarnlnation which would nav
70 he conducted a. MS bedside.
/ Important witnesses were ecnednle
20 be called before the COMMITTEES u
/ DAY and q dozen police captains ar
under subpoena for tomorrow. Whic
Rfves an inkling as 70 the depth ~
CurraH COMMITTEES IL % insert N
FOLLOWING Ar. WALDO. his executis
j clerk. Kennedy. VII Dc called an
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
- - q 80.

= sleep for s=sE living may appeal
- sasesse aa 3 more attractive l-ternA-
sfIrs rtzn 20 ~crk Tor ones swing
Flur the feat has been achieved AZ
sfra DAILY Cuurau- % August =. 4t--s
sthe foucwtZE advertiser e-lt APPEAR
-'-e-irs-claE Hart. VINO slept l2kt year
IN s. B1-tholouewE hcsplta-, M
w.r5F 20 sleep this year a. ne 80
snd Bottle ID Llrtle Britain sofI-e
fu-tre~ p-rtlcelarE % tnls prcl -as- OF e.
eosrroftrr are 20 be f0unc d the spec
tzror Tor October lE- q mat , ear
Tr Appears mat Har- vas efefy year
selzeS 1lrh e periodical ~ = r-reL
Irr which began on AlEl1t IN ei-l
e~,Ses on the 11rh- lis farlc-s stage
are tnEE described
con the 1s- O. mat month re gre"
dun. OF the q. appeared lroHsy' ci
fhe Al Eel spawning OF ire SKI
herar 10 nod. on the stn. croppe-
a~ieep- on the Sth. nas ne4ro
Fnore. on the 7rn. turrec himself =
hF ted. OF TIE Stn- recos cree rs lSi
rrer r,orture- or the st1. feA
errescrlnE- On the iDtn. about Fnll
pirht. aHzked. OF me lltn- - 70
raornfnr. called fog little siiaa
t.eer" Tnis perforrrlance. u 10 e.,
serts-6. gained FOR Hart enough
supDort himself Tor q twelve moi-tn
London Cnrorlcle-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
RTR IT OFT.
WHTMANS PLANS
UPSET BY ARREST

Taking Into Custody Of Eugene FOX.
On Charge of Bribery. Alters Dis
srict Attorneys Plans Waldo te
Testify.
NEW YORK. S1ecial--Nlt1 70
nee Cour1issf oner waldo present M
fe~ suhpocra 70 TESTIFY about 500
complaints cf liscr4e-lH houses &i-
leEe6 20 have been r-Econho-el az
police hea dQua-ters. the curran alder
manic irresri catlnE committee re-
Euue5 sts sessions Friday.
u was said that Comm issio1er
waldo would be followed or the stano
~ half q dozen or more police cap
saius and inspectors Emery T.
Buckner. counsel FOR the commit tee,
said thai ne had definite evidence that
800 complaints received ~ pence
HEADQUARTERS relative 20 cisorderly
houses had never been invest rate- or,
II they had been. did not result u the
closing o. any q the csta hllsnrr erts-
There IS nothing - show. according
20 Afr Euckner. that these cisorc erly
house complaints were ever shown 20
CouniEsfGnZr waldo By tbs ~ Was
Indicated that mem hers OF the CON-
ruitrse hoped 20 strike rra-4 which
would show that CuDnissio1e- waldo
had been honEw1r ked ~ uuCe-i1Es
a. police headcuarters-
Ofnclals O. the police department
declare mat The case against Police
mar EuEcre Fcx. who was charged
by George S-pp- q Eaines lax hote-
keeper. with being a graft collector.
SiIi Dc vigorously prosecuted Foz
unx arrested az the inEtiEarion 81
Commissions waldo. charged with
bribery.
The sudden arrest o. Tex has upse'
Eur1e % the plans O. District Arrc--
ney whitman who had planned 20 &C
after Fox himself
Police Captain Thomas v. walsh
formerly in command @ the one Hun
drec and enry-Elxrh Street station
whose name MAS brought into rs
graft Investigation ~ Slpp. is serious,
"a al his home
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
CAPTAIN and GIRL
SAVE PASSENGERS
Bravery Of ships Commander Pre-
vents Panic Aboard Ship When
She Goes on ROeks-All Are
Saved.

NEW YORK Special. Safe ashor
after tuenty-seven hours Of peril on
steamer held at the mercy OF wind
and waves. passengers OF the inner
Turrialba wrote the name OF
Captain John Lindsay upon the log
~ fame and declared their intention
/ OF seeking q Carnegie medal for him
! because OF his heroic work In pre-
| venting a panic on the vessel when
| she went ashore IN a blizzard Tues
day on tho New Jersey coast.
All were unanimous in their praise
OF the United Fruit COmpany's skip
per, declaring that only his prompt
action prevented wild panic and
l probable loss OF life when the vessel
crashed on the Brigantine shoals.
| Though Captain Lindsay came IN
for the greatest praise. the crew were
also laudcd for their calm work In
the face OF danger.
The passengers gave "a dramatic de
! scriptiOn OF the prayer meeting hels
by the women In the cabin while th'
. vessel was pounding her bottom an'
OF the scene OF Joy when the revenu
, cutter Seneca appeared.
Six-year-old Maxine Mutzners
: New York, received many belate
y Christmas presents today. They cam
. | from passengers 20 whom the httl
F.. fair-halred girl had endearcd hersel
- during the peril by going about IN
:. vessel and saying repeatedly; Don
/. ne afraid. Captain Lindsay SAP
q there's no danger. and he ought
n know"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
NEWS OF HORSES
And HORSEMEN
HARNESS RACING WAS FRAUGHI
WITH PROSPERITY II AtN-
GINA AND TIE CARDIISAS-
CBy W. ]. CarterJ

Harness racing 81 the two Nlrginias
and both OF the Carollnas during the
season OF 1912 Was fraught with PROS
,,e~ffy ia keeping with that Witnessed
r. other sections % the country ~
rrort ~ the West Virginia meetings
~acing Was the issue that prom pied
their promotion. but IN virginia ~orth
carolina and South Carolina COM
bfned fairs and races made up regu-
larry Organized circuits That attfactsl
ne best attendance seen for years ana
Furnished contests of speed Of very
interesting sort AZ a portion o. these
rfacea running races formed part OF
he program, though Ia the majority
- Instances classes for trottera ana
pacers only made Up the daily card.
As usual the West Virginia meetings
began early in the season and con-
flrueC through summer and fall. but
not until August did the com Dinec
falre ard races begin az Tasley. Va
which opened up the Maryland and
/ Virginia circuit. and then the scene
shifted 10 the different points ~
| Maryland. completing the chain.
/ The old Dominion Fair Circuit IN
cigde4 Lynchburg. the Dig Virgin;
state Falr az Richmond. Petersburg
Emporia ard Farmyiile. the I'VE NEE,
N lnes taking place !n october. Will
the exception Of Richmond. where 10
eral purses formed the magnet % AZ
Effectiveness 70 owners and trainers
small fields Of starters were seen u
. most u the classes called. this bein
! due 10 the conflict Of dates with othe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
CleT 10 Murder.

CHICAGO, ILL Special New
ciews in the mystery OF the murder
OF Joseph NJ. LoEue. the diamond
broker who was killed in his down
town office a week ago. were discov-
cred by the detectives working on the
case today.
one OF the new threads was fur
nished by a man whose name the
police withheld. He IS said 20 have
known Logue for many years. and 70
have been familiar with the diamond
brokers' business habits.
/ Another clew Is a suckpin FOUND
near the body.
Mrs. Logue says the pin vas NO
i the property Of her husband
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
BOTH LAY CLAIM
To PUBLIC OFFICE
Friends Of senator Ferris and Repre-
sezfafiYe Graham Take sides IN
COntest fer Pablie Lands
Committee

WASHINGTON. y. c. SDeclzl -
Democrats IL the Mouse. frle1cs o.
Representative Scott Ferris. u Ckia-
honaa. and Representative James a.
Graham. q Illinois. are taxing SIDES
In a contest 20 Determine Nhlch y the
two Is entitled 20 the ch2irEnanHniD o.
the important fublic Lands Commit
tee. The Ways and Means Comrflstlse
eyisr met yanuary 4th 20 decide upon
whom A. VIII recommend but faS feai
struxgls vii take place in the Demo
cratic caucus called &c meet Jan0arJ
tia. Already considerable bitter feea-
lng has been aroused
Both men claim the post on account
Of seniority. and. strange as u maj
seem. both apparently have IRE
ground upon which 20 base their con
tentlons Ferris came 20 Congress u
1907. and Graham in lscs. The Okla
hou.an waS placed on the Publt
Lands COMMITTEES in advance OF Ora
hann. anc under ordinary conciron'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
High PRICE FOR
CAFE DINNERS

CHICAGO. Ill peci2l--Tlcket
spectators have secured q corner OF
reservations Tor tables in cafes Tor
New Years eve and the prices have
been trehied-
Managers % downtown cafes SAY
they Go not know how the tickets got
into the hands o. the scalpers-
Inquiry ~ most az the fashionable
Loop district cafes showed that IL was
sra posi- bic 20 get reservations
IN the places where ticket scalpers
rourished. however. the price asked
Tor reservations FOR a table % -FOUR is
SEA The deposit usually asked hy res
taurant keepers Is IS Tor each person
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

would thereby oUtrank the gentleman
from Illinois But Graham. according
70 the orfclai printed list OF commit
tee assignments. ougranks Ferris
The former. who served as chairman
Of the special committee that tnNes-
tlEate6 Secretary Of the Interior Bal
t.nger. WAS made second man on the
committee. next 10 Chairman Robin
son. by the Ways and AeSns CVn,niit-
tee. as a reward FOR his work m the
RallinEer inquiry.
Tire chairranshiy, Is vacant because
OF the resignation OF Representative
Robinson. who win retire from the
House January 18th. after q contnu-
Gus service OF ten years. 20 become
Governor OF Arkansas
The Democratic caucus. called 20
meet January 7th by Chairman Burle-
son. viii have other committee places
10 Az but none Is giNinE 50 much
trouble as shc public lanos asSiSn-
mcnt. Govcrnor-clcct Sulrer. % NeN
FORK. chairman o. the Fo-eign Rcia-
tions Commute 81 Isl expected. Will
be succeeded ty keprescn'0tiFe hal
Flood. OF Virginia. who now IS second
ranking member. None cf the other
members IS ccntcsurg Tor The place
The retirement OK Representative
. james n cox from the Appropriations
. Committee be having resisDco % be-
. come Governor of Ohio VIII probably
result in a spirited contest amonE
Ohio Democratic rrt en-, beers Tor tcis poo
sitfcn. Just 90 present. however, Che
question has been lost sight az ir Che
campaign being pushed hy kcprcscn-
tatiNe Ausberry. OF Ohio. Tor a place
on the WAYS and Means Committee
should DE win he would Il The seal
now vacant because CT thc res <Da tlor
oc Ecpresenrative Hughes. of New Jer-
scy. who has been elected ca senator.
Numerous minor Chauces in com
mittees are 20 De pgt up 90 the eau
Gus for approval or rejection
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
GiuEer Cookies VIVA sour Cream

Have ready one egg. enc clpful OF
r.rar faltrer brown or HEltel one
.rf-I % s1orrer-l-E enc CO - I'D OF mo-
.afrae one clrfl1 90 tElcE sour cream.
too hearlng teaspoorf us q tocA, one
level reasp0orf ID q salt aul one ne@l-
.r~ s-a9r.rCrfla each @ ginger aul
r.~-ar-.cr nix tie Ingredient IN The
-r.aI way. RIrh enough sour 20 make
49, - Irflre rrIr E-ur them foEetrer
81 r.rFt ara let them stand until
( morning fher give ere do-sl anptlef
i e.. r~.rg adding more Io4r y recee-
49,. ard roll 10 oct % "a little less than
ralf ar fnch in thickness Bake "a q
l -.--E lrer-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

the foIIDsi-ls Gag another biz crowd
saw George c.. 2:O5 -, trOt the sec
ond heat OF the free-fOr-al class.
trottiug. In 2.O6 p. while In the next
race the black mare. Aileen Wilson,
paced one heat Ia 2-06 and came back
nearly as fast In two others This
indicates an increase In the rate OF
speed az the new Richmond track
that would appear astonishing 10
those who presided at the helm when
the old order OF affairs prevailed The
increase in attendance would. how
ever. doubtless have appeared as a
revelation. as % did. indeed. 70 those
now fn evidence. when this fall. on
Richmond Day. crowd OF 100000
witnessed the greatest fair ever seer
on the Atlantic seaboard. another 81
iustratIon OF the splendid march q
progress made Ia the passing years o.
| Rlchmnnd-s history
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
CHILDREN ADRIFl
In open BOAT

mob 1t. Al Speciz--Wllll2-
Wheeler and John and Elsie Barnes
children q prominent families an the
winter colony a. Codeu- who clsap-
Esearec from their homes last Friday
Enc yesterday. and were given % -
ioE- we're fuuU1 toGEV floating 81 the
cur @ Mexico IN an open boat
The children were nearly Starved
anc were sr serious CclclrlC- from
drinking salt water on Chr-Etr1al
Day they Iznded On barren Island
and caught g Ash Gnd some "a
RniCh they ate raw
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
LIQUOR srOREHoUsE
Il GUTTED BN PLANES

PETERSBURG. Va Special--
FIRE tnis morning Quilted the old sta
bres OF o. ". MartoL on Boiling
t~ook Street used as MS Office and
49, bottle storehouEe Tor the Jeffer-
son Liquor Company.
A EeEe1-p passenger car belonging 70
AZ aTart1r vas destroyed The los@ -
.e-f-nares az about 10000 which h
partly covered - Insurance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

ASNAPOLS. ND, Special i've per
soma were injured iu a colllslon prt~ eL4
y freight train on tne n ae nln : e %.
Falriuaore and Annapolis electric llne.
--~~Iz-I.r az two heavily loaded car
ard a local car % the same line.
The local car vas rigpeo as -ncer lol
half Us length Fred p, ltr l-Aot-t
r1an and lee -. ulFa4l, IT'S como 4cl9F
vr.~e serlously injured
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
poubfesl Her Credit

GOSHEN. y. y. SpeciaL-A nu--
seryman who got an order Tor $50
worth OF trees from Mrs = X Har-
rlnan. who was left SIS. 100000 -
her husband. frst insisted upon get
.f~r- are assurance that her credit " as
800 before ne allied the order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

then the three police ueutenants VINO
have charge Of the records az ponce
headQuarters-
District Attorney Whitman - 6aF %
r.-Inr IN all the evidence posslbl 10 De
assd ira the trial % the men ALREADY
indicted and 20 be presented 70 tne
KIND tury Cor further lnolctmenLa-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
Two Rurned 70 Death.

WILMINGTON. DEL Speciai-A
negro man and woman. supposed &C.
re James Saunders. % Baltimore. anc
Mabel Brown. o. Chester. were burned
10 death in construction shed az
Clavmcur. Del. early today. following
q day O. Christmas revelry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
- Nonr Pcnniea

TARRYTOWN. y. Y. Special
save your pennies.- was the advice
even bv John y. Rockefeller 20
vour,r school teacher who asked hlrn
for the secret OF getting rich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

Noah's lniment 10
the best remedy Tor
Rheumatism, SGAticA,
Lane Back, Stiff
Joints and Muscles.
Sore Throat. Coda
Ssrains, SPrains. Cuts,
B rutssL { ollie
Crampa NevralgiA,
ToothAche, and al
Nerve, Bone and Mus
de Aches and PAinA.
The genuine has
Eoah's Ark on every
package and looks like
this cut. but has RED
band on iront Of pack
are, and "Eoah's
Llniment" always In
RED ink. Beware Of
limitations. 7Sc, 500
and 800, and sold BY
al dealers IN medi-
cine. Guaranteed o.
money refunded By
Noah Remedy Co.
Inc Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
Ruls fin Suit Case.

WINSTBAD. CONN., Special.-Over
$50 900 in bills was found in an old
suit case that was about 20 be thrown
into a rubbish heap. and which was
the property OF Mrs. Emeline q. Mills.
who died a few days ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

SUNBURY, PA. Special.-Phiiip
IL Moore former Mayor q this clt1.
! I'd al his home here today AZ tAe age
% scvcnty-elght years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

a great many people are consuming
Oscar Underwood. chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee. for din
ing with Thomas r. Ryan In New York
recently. on. come or and give us a
rest" Let Oscar get a square meal
Lance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

The mention OF the name OF Hon.
W. 4. Jones for the post OF COVER
nor general OF the Philippines Is very
gratifying 20 the friends and consti-
tuents OF the First District congress
man, and while we would be very
sorry to lose his valuable services in
the House OF Representatives. we are
willing that ne shall heed the high
and honorable call should II come 10
him Sentinel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
With
My statement :

If YOU sufferer rheumatism that this viii be
much interest you relative friend, suffer
ing terrible of this monsterrheuma
tisn-that it viii be equally interesting
You would give almost any price TO be relieved.
There many socaed cures advertised-read what
Of them require Take three four day. internally
remedy made with strong drugs, which would call dope
cures claim is the of rheumatism
acid kidney trouble, liver complaint indigestion
No what uric acid isask your family physician
While talking him. ask about these cures" the
time You have lot Of faith in his opinion.
Rheumatism serious diseasewith serious conditions
following checked 1t often doubles brings
Il Of misery, makes life almost unbearable
Nine of require internal treatment all
with these cures until you have tried
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
Noah's Liniment

You may one helped by t-Noahs
Liniment is ar external
would if sufferer, give $500 quickly 500 for
something would help you All ask you do il
large Of Noahs Lniment If Il does benefit you
your dealer s authorized give back your money.
Where there any swelling fever Noah's Lnment win
doubt help you Requires little rubbing and
does not evaporate mos rcrnediea
you read thus far you VIII be interested
have personally investigated Of the Testimonials
for Noah's Liniment-
Not long Charleston s c. % look into
rnarkabe This Mr. John DAILY unable raise
his for than years until he had used Noahs
Lnnent Mr. DAILY oS years old, and IL well and favoraby
He resided bis life
a u the civil Mr..
DAILY told m his sister request err -
ed a sample by mail; then be /1</<l/I//Z<7ZZz
he purchased 2Sc sire Ns~S%-~>N<~>~@
bottle, and then 500 bottle
a little than the Latter
made perfect Ecah Remedy Crzrsoauv
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

Reno. We are told. has denied an
application for divorce Next thing
We shall probably be hearing that a
Kentucky colonel has refused a drink.
Norfolk Nirginian- Pilot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

If enemies are stepping stones
Bryan viii never need an aeroplane.
No. ne rests on his own laurels and
when ne scars rises on his own
Wlngs.-Farmviile Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02

A carload OF dinner pals" passed
through Abingdon this week. That's
the sign something IL doing since VIII
son was Observation-Disclosures Virginian.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-02
Asked about his loyalty TO the oblI

Asked about his loyalty TO the Obli-
cations OF the Democratic platform
and his purpose OF standing by the
promises OF reform conveyed in his
campaign speeches. Governor Wilson
replied: $50 far as IN me rests the
power / will carry them out 10 the
crossing OF n ct and the dotting or
an 7 That has the true ring OF the
depth and courage OF conviction
. Virginian-Pnot.