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SEED WIIEAT-The Z. L, Bonner Co..
have just received carload of No.
Gallatin valley seed wheat Farmers
are invited to call and inspect it. 4O-tf
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

tEpisc0pa1.- St James Church. Services every
Sunday. except the third Of each month ,at 80
4, n. and 100 Pm. Sunday school every sumo az
at lO5O A. N. E. G. PRoUT, Rector
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AT the election for school trustees last
Saturday, the following gentlemen were
chosen: DR.. A. II. Mitchell. N. ]. Bicl
enbe 6, and Welling Napton.
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What Causes Pimples :?

Clogging of the pores or mouths of the seba-
ceous glands with sebum or oily matter.
The plug of sebum in the centre of the pimple
Is called blackhead, grub, or comedone.
Nature will not allow the clogging OF the pores
to continue long, hence,
Inflammation, pain, swelling and redness,
later pus or matter forms, breaks or is opened,
the plug comes out and the pore is once more
free.
There are thousands Of these rores in the face
alone, any one of which is liable to become
clogged by neglect or disease.
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NJ. G. Mlgnery mt with the misfortune this
week Of having his face and eyes badly burned
from the explosion of Il cartridge. One of his
eyes has been quite painful, but he is getting along
ill right.
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hoss left yesterday morning
for short SOiOurn in Missouri. TheygO to Mar
shall, and will be ;bSeEt about six weeks.
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ALI. Whitworth, of Tile Deer Lodge Drug Co..
accompanied his father Mr.. ]. Whitworth, as far
as Butte last Tuesday. Mr.. Wnitworth goes back
to his old home in Salt Lake, where he will be
juined by Mrs. Whitworth. Frank and Miss Violet
about the first Of May Frank will have a months
vacation, when he will return to Deer Lodge.
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John P. Lewis, an esteemed former townsman
arrived here last week from Deer Lodge and is
thinking OF again making Pom, his home.-Nadf
son County Monitor
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A meeting Of the stockholders of the
old Deer Lodge Steam Laundry Co. has
been called for next Saturday night,
April II, at the West Side club room,
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Mrs. e. s. Stackpoe returned Thursday morn
ing from visit OF several Weeks wi Ii her sister il
Portland. Oregon.
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nr. and Mrs c. F. MusSigbrod left for Europe
last Tuesday. Dr.. Mitchell was in Butte to bic
them goodbye
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H. S. Reed returne' on Sunday from California
bringing Master AL with him. Mrs. Reed and
Miss Edna parted company with him at Ogden,
going on to New York, where they will remain for
Il short time. Mr. Reed visited the Miuwinter fair
ut San Francisco and other California points. He
says times are very dull in the Golden State and
the people are In no better condition than we In
Montana,
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old Deer Lodge Steam Laundry Co. has
been called for next Saturday night,
April II, at the West Side club room,
james II. Martin, of the E. L. Bonner
Co., who has been occupying H. A. Nc
Pherson's house, will move into Mrs.
Hensley's residence about the first of
May.
TO the ladies of Deer Lodge and vicin-
ity: l am now receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased to have you call and examine
them. Mrs. J. p. LEWIS
Farmers, Attention! We have Just re-
ceived a carload Of Gallatin valley seed
wheat, which we are offering at the lowest
market price. Call and inspectit. L. L.
Bonner Co. 4O-tf
John w. Smurr states that the Divide
Musin Concert company will positively
be i'll Deer Lodge sometime between Nav
| and 4. Further announcement will be
made next week.
The Kings Daughters will give social
tea at the residence Of Mrs. j. NJ. Board
man on Saturday, April 81. from 9 to 5
?. m. Cake and tea at 10 cents a cur.
Cakes will also be on sale.
Already our people are beginning to
repaint houses, fences, etc, and clean
lp their premises. Soon the Flower
City will don her mantle of green and
will be just as pretty as ever.
A. J. Calcott is adding substantial
addition to his residence. The new part
will be a two-story structure of several
large rooms. The work is being done by
Messrs. Erickson and Bradshaw.
Spring is beginning to show up.
Meadow larks and bIua birds are pro-
claiming it from the tree tops, End the
average citizen goes home to dinner with
brand new garden rake on his shoulder.
The 3. &. Bonner Co. received. on
Wednesday last, carload Of the cele-
brated Gallatn valley seed wheat, which
they are offering to the farmers of Deer
Lodge valley at the lowest market price.
Next Tuesday, April II, will be; Arbo1
day. The day should be generally OBJ.
served by ALL Every bod y should set on,
i trees and heautify their homes. Al:
/ though Deer Iod ge is noted for her shade
trees and beautiful flowers, there is still
room for improve -.
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CiTiZENS' TICKET.
FOR ALDERMEN:
FIRST WARD-ED WARD SCHARNIKOW.
SECOND WARD--JOHN FISHER.
r,,,,, WIN, { FRANK CUNLEY, for long term.
---D " 'i'' J. w. SMTRR fcr short term.
Electiou-Satuiday, April II, 1894.
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Frank Mason took charge of his old ranch as
superintendent for Conley u Mc'rague last Mon
day. "There's no place like home to Frank.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Stuart, who have resided
fora number OF years in the vicinity of Deer
Lodge, left last Wednesday for their old home In
Pennsylvania where they expect to reside in the
f,,tI,p
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The cheapest way to buy canned fruit
for pies or sauce is i'll gallon cans; try
one. TIE CASH GROCERY CO. 3nr
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VOL. 25, NO. 40.
MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

WON ANA UNICN TIVE TABLE.
Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUNE.
No. 1-(;arriSon Express. s.............11.2O A. NJ
No. 7-Freight and Passenger. ..... 80 r. NJ.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-GHrrison Express. S............ G.21 A. NJ.
No. Freight and Passenger. 7.3o p. NJ
All mails at Deer Lodge l,ostoffice close thirty
minutes before train time. LEW COLEMAN, 2. NJ.
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Tom G. Galbraith, representing the M /.
j. Keller Co, Of Oakland. Cal, informs
us by postal that he will be in Deer
Lodge about April 16.
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Red Top, Blue grass, Espersette. Red.
White aud Alsykc Glover seed at Deer
Lodge Drug Co.'S. 39-tf
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The professional card of Dir. G. G.
Glass appears in this issue His office
is at his residence, opposite the City
Hotel
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Gallatin and Bitter Root valley seed
wheat for sale. Quality guaranteed. L.
l.. Bonner Company. Soft.
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Those who desire to set out lawn trees
this spring can find the Canada poplar, Il,
good tree for this riiii.at,., at John
O'Neills.
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Neglect Of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes tito
fall OF I. Before tits too late apply Halls
Hair Remover, a sure remedy.
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Chief tlnnrtermaster FWrcy, I. $. A..
st. i';til., aelVe!,iscs for proposals for
cavalsg f"lst.s and Wagon trains )t;rt.tion.
in tns issue.
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The only guaranteed ready-miNed paint
is sold by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 39-tf
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Town Officers.
MnrshnI ..-......,.....G BARRErrE
Aldermen. EDWARD SCHARNiXOW, NJ, w. IRASk
BYRON WOOD Louis BRADSHAW, JOHN FISHER
I S ELnREp.
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Judge l'rantly made an order on Mon
day that all the trial jurors subprmled
for the April term of court be excused
for the term.
WANTED.-An experienced gardener,
one who is familiar with the work, and
who is willing to work on shares. En-
quire at this Office. 3S-tf,
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Ant TO TRADE TWo well-bred brood
mares for grain Or cattle. Ped grees fur
snished for mares on appllcati ion. Inquire
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What Cures Pimples ?

The only reliable preventive and cure, when
not due to constitutional humor, is
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Latest style Hats. Plaques, ETC.. just
received from New York by Mrs. NJ. Il.
Sherman 40
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Alfalfa seed, 12c. per b.. timothy seed
Il. per b., at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 3G
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James II. Martin, of the f. l.. Bonner
Co., who has been occupying H, A. Nc
Pherson's house, will move into Mrs.
Hensley's residence about the first of
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-04-14

Mr.. II. S. Reed. Of Larabie Bros. &
Co.'s bank, has Il large and valuable col
lection OF old coins. The other day q
friend presented him with double
headed eagle Russian coin of 1909, which
he has added to his interesting collection.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

TOWN AND COUNTY.
w. II. O'Neill has some fine stoves and
ranges on exhibition in Ills store
School books OF every description at
the City Drug Store. Soft.
Mays seeds, by the ounce or ton, at the
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Mrs, Martha Carr is visiting friends in Anaconda
this week.
N. j. Bielenberg made business trip to Butte
Monday, returning Tuesday.
W. B. Wiles went over to Philipsburg last Wed
nesday to help run the Call office for few days.
District Clerk MOrony has been SOjourning at
the Boulder Hot springs this week. He is expected
home today.
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To the ladies of Deer LOdpe and vicin-
'ty: am now receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased to have you call and examine
them. Mrs. j. p LEWIS,
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If you are getting tired Of ham and
eggs for breakfast, try IL package of
wheatlet, wheat germ meal, Sioux or
Heckers rolled oats, farin#, hominy grits,
cerealine, granula, cracked wheat, Or
stecl-cut oatmeal. For sale by the Cash
Grocery Co. 31-tf.
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Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
| Railway as fOOwS
| No. 1-Garrison Express. s.........11.2O A. NJ
| No. freight and Passenger ....... $40 +. NJ.
| SOUTH BOUND.
| No. 2-Garrison Express. ............ T.21 A. NJ,
| NO. freight and Passenger. ........ S.3o p. n
| All mails at Deer Lodge Eostofce close thirty
minutes before train time. LEW COLEMAN T. NJ
|
CITlZENS' TICKET.
| FOR ALDERMEN:
| FIRST WAKD-EDN ARD sClARNiKOW.
| SECOND WARD--JOltN FISHER.
THIRD WARD j. " sMrRR, for short p it't term m IT.
Electiou-Satuid April II, 1894.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
| w. II. O'Neill has some fine stoves and
ranges on exhibition in Ills store.
School books OF every description at
the City Drug Store. Soft.
Mays seeds, by the ounce or ton, at the
Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. soft
The only guaranteed readv-miNed paint
is sold by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 39-tf
Alfalfa seed, 12c. per lb.; timothy seed
Il. per b., at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 3G
Latest style Hats. Plaques. etc. Just
received from New York by Mrs. NJ. f.
Sherman. 40
Red Top, Blue grass, Espersette. Red.
White aud Alsvke Clover seed, at Deer
Lodge Drug Co.'S. 39-tf
Gallatin and Bitter Root valley seed
wheat for sale. Quality guaranteed. L.
l.. Bonner Company. G-tf.
The cheapest way to buy canned fruit
for pies or sauce is in gallon cans; try
one. TIE CASH GROCERY Go. 31tr
The professional card of Dr. G. G..
Glass appears in this issue. His office
is at his residence, opposite the City
Hotel.
Those who desire to set out lawn trees
this spring can find the Canada poplar, &,
good tree for 1iis ciiiiaate, at John
O'Neilrs.
Chief ttnartermaster FWrcy, I. $. A..
st. Paul, t&lVe!Iisrs for proposals for
cavalgy hulsts and wagon trans slt,;rt.tion.
in ths issue.
Judge Brantly made an order ON Mon
day that all the trial jurors subpunned
for the April term of court be excused
for the term.
WANrED.-An experienced gardener,
one who is familiar with the work, and
who is willing to work on shares. En-
quire at this office 3S-tf.
Tom G. Galbraith. representing the M !.
j. Keller Co., Of Oakland. Cal, informs
us by postal that he will be in Deer
Lodge about April IS.
AT the election for school trustees last
Saturday, the following gentlemen were
chosen: Dr. A. II. Mitchell. N. J. Biel
enbe g, and yelling Napton.
Snlpho carbon cleans wall paper, kali
somine and frescoes, removes all smoke,
dust, etc, and makes old paper bright as
new. AT G. ID. kenyon's. 4O-3t
The third quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church will begin in Deer
Lodge to day. Rev. Shueffer, presiding
elder, will preach this evening
kohrs & Bielenberg received carload
Of Short Horn cattle from West Liberty,
Iowa, last Saturday. They are fine lot
and were selected by Mr.. Kohrs.
SEED WIIEAT.-The i. L, Bonner Co.
have just received a carload of No. !
Gallatin valley seed wheat. Farmers
are invited to call and inspect it, 40-tf
A meeting of the stockholders of the
old Deer Lodge Steam Laundry Co. has
been called for next Saturday night,
April II, at the West Side club room,
James II. Martin, of the f. T.. Bonner
Co., who has been occupying II. A. Nc
phprSDu'S hOuSa will NOVA ir+o N,,
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''SiX days shalt thou labor" says the
great awyiver. To do good work, man
attained by the use of Ayers Sarsapa
rila. 1t overcomes that tired feeling,
quickens the appetite, improves diges-
ton, and makes the weak strong.
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Farmers, Attention! We have lust re-
celved a carload Of Gallatin valley seed
wheat, which we are offering at the lowest
market price. Call and inspectit. i. L.
Bonner Co. A0-tf
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The Darby Sentinel is the latest venture
in the newspaper field Of Montana. 1t is
published at Darby, Ravalli county, and
the publisher, J. T. Farris, says it will be
devoted to the building up Of Darby and
the southern end OF the county. Sue
cess to the Sentinel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
5HE JHfRD UEEG.
a Large Crowd at he Military Bazaar Las,
Night


The big military bazaar opened for its
third week last night with a much
larger crowd than usual. Many people
were enjoying themselves last night and
contributing TO the gray Uniform fund.
Inc attraction I'm Sanger Hall was the
beautiful singing Of Mrs. Durrett. VI SIS
Hodges, and Messrs Cardozo and Wat
kins. Quartettes. duets. and solos were
rendered as only these popular singers
can. Mr.. Shepherd Webb was the ac-
c0mpanist This entertainment was I'M
DER he auspices Of Company "C's" booth.
me popular booth Will present tonight
IN sanger Hall fancy drill and dance
Heights
The field and staff's handsome booth.
with Ito beautiful mechanical and fancy
goods, sun attracts much attention. The
hospital corps and nOn-commis 1 cned
Stars table was as usual well patronized.
AT this table the lemonade well was do
ing an excellent business. a beautiful
fancy flower jar is being CHANGED as
IS pedestal mounted with Confederate
soldier. Companies "A" and "B" were
as usual doing a good business every
body was kept busy receiving chances
and disposng Of fancy goods Company
&C" has sold many votes for the most
popular minister and doctor. and are fast
disposing OF their fancy and useful ar
ticles. Lieutenant Morris of this COM
pany. presented Miss Rodgers and Mrs
Durret with a beautiful boquet Of flowers
at the close Of the entertainment in
Sanger Hall.
Company IDS" tobacco booth was as
usual doing nicely. If you want to rest
and enjoy a good smoke just patronize
their smoking room. Company e. has
one Of the most attractive booths in the
hall. You can purchase most anything in
the fancy or useful line at this booth.
Company "t'' has the candy and fruit
stand. The regimental band has been
furnishing the music. and this attraction
alone is worth visit to the bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

The usual Monday docket was presided
over by Justice Crutchfeld in the Police
Court yesterday.
Edward Lewis. the negro who was
captured by Policeman Amos on west
Broad street Saturday, after a chase In
which the officers bicycle enabled him 70
run the fugitive down when the feet
footed crap-shooter was escaping from
two other policemen who We're pursuing
him on foot. appeared In court. He was
charged with waylaying and robbing Jo-
siah Mcsby. another colored man, Of S32
In currency.
Mosby stated that he was going down
Duval street. near Second. Friday night
at a late hour, when he was suddenly
attacked from behind by the prisoner,
who knocked him down and went through
his pockets. taking from him all the
money he had IN his possession. Lewis
denies the charge. and says he won the
money In a game Of crap with Mosby.
The case was certified TO the grand jury.
Allen Scott (c0lored) was charged with
feloniousy obtaining under false pre-
fences lot Of carpenters tools, the
property OF White & Gibbs. The case
was continued until the 9th instant, in
order to secure further evidence
Lucy Coleman (cOored) was taxed 81
and costs for contempt OF court.
Numerous cases Of minor note were dis
posed of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
THE HARDWAEB JOBBERS.
They Meet To-Day ia their Fourth Annual
Convention in his city.

About forty delegates and visitors to
the Hardware Jobbers' Convention ar
rived at the Exchange Hotel from va
riOus points last evening. and equally as
many more are expected TO arrive this
morning.
The executive meetings of the associa-
ton, the first Of which will take place at
$3.50 O'Clock this morning, are to be secret.
but special committees Will confer with
the manufacturers present and report TO
the convention.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company has placed a special train and
the handsome new steamer Charlotte 1T
the disposal Of the delegates and ex-
tended them an invitation to 90 10 West
Point on the morning Of the 7th and
steam through the Chesapeake Bay and to
Yorktown. returning the same afternoon
The Tredegar Iron-WOrks Company have
invited them to take trip down the
James on the evening Of the 9th and the
Richmond Cedar Works to inspect their
plant at any time they may designate, at
which time a handsome lunch will be
served at the works
on the evening Of the 18th the annual
banquet of the association will be held
at the Exchange Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05
IN MEMORY or Dir. WHIIFIELD
interssting Services in Fulton Baptist
Church Sunday.


The Fulton Baptist church was filled
TO overlooking Sunday afternoon. The
occasion was the memorial service held
in memory Of the late pastor. Rev. DR..
Theodore Whitfield. Nearly every minis
ter of the Baptist church in this city
attended, besides a good many ministers
OF other denominations. Letters Of re-
greet were read from a number OF minis
ters who could not attend. Back OF the
pulpit was appropriately draped ana
there was displayed n iife-like bust pie
turc Of the late pastor under which
were the words-"In Memorium."
Rev. G. =. Williams introduced Rev.
Mr.. Bagby who led in a beautiful prayer
q The first speaker was the Rev. }. Is.
the first Baptist pastor who had died in
Richmond while in charge OF n church.
Rev. Or. Cooper. Of the First Baptis.
church. paid q beautiful tribute 70 the
life and character Of the late pastor
The Rev. MI Hines, who had con-
Quoted such a successful revival. fol-
lowed, and spoke on behalf of the Full
ton church. He also, in a fitting manner
spoke of how the late pastor worked
TO build the present fine edfice, and
also while the revival was in progress
how they prayed together for the sue
cess. The Rev. DR.. Landrum offered a
Rev. Mr.. Laughan. OF Denny-Street
Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Kirk ard
others spoke in eulogistic terms Of Dr.
Whitfield. The singing Of the choir was
unusually fine and the hymns sung by
Messrs. j. w. Reams Floyd Reams Al
bert Samueis and Miss Sutherland were
especially appropriate for the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-05

1HE CONFI DERATE Museum.
SanaAl Meeting OF the Confederate Men o.
III la.rn.r NncIsfr

RIM Literary Society.
As'u, forty ladies. members Of the Con-
h1erate Memorial Literary Society. met
a o'clock last evening at the Davis
mansion Confederate White House, for
~. annual meeting of that society.
The ID day Of June, the birthday Of
sLe President Of the Contederacy, YVES
s .I Tor the annual meeting but on
sselolAt Of the Sd coming on sunday the
S',.-ng was held yesterday.
,Ars Joseph Bryan called the meeting
r4iaer and presided.
me constitution and bylaws were read,
sier which officers for the ensuing year
5r elected, as follows: ~.
yt'ar NJ Mrs. Joseph. Bryan; flrs5
~ President, Mrs. Il. c. Minor; second
N'~e-lresldent Mrs. j. ii. Grant; Treas
,I' Mrs. VI. T. Smith; Recording Secre-
g. rs =. L.. Purcell; Corresponding
Wlelary, Mrs. Stephen Putney:
FISTS y. y. Munford and j. Taylor
TTiyson were added 10 the advisory board
ina members are: Colonel j. Is. cary
Iy'se +. c. Minor. Colonel }. y. Purcell.
~ Joseph Bryan. Mr.. Robert 5; Bosner'
ts NSOn % Crtshaw. Hon. 3. r.: Munford
L. non; j. Taylor Ellyson. These gen.
n ,eh also constitute the advisory board
Me Hollywood Memorial Association.
f-aaly resident and the following non
tss'sanent members were elected: Mrs. John
rs~,.' hS Glen Allen; Mrs. Allen Har-
bro,ii, oiaunton: Mrs V. IL. Brocken-
t Nsy'ge' Tappahannock; Mrs. Mamie Bar
~, fredericksburg; Mrs Otis Mason,
e,-,,..N stOn; Misses Crenshaw, Orange
No. Mrs. Charles Clarke. ST. Louis;
H. bik Hunter Lloyds. Essex county;
~ r. y. Robert, st. Louis, Miss Lot
Hn'LiasIfett and Mrs. c. u. T. Coleman,
css...saii,,,sDuig; Mrs. Cynthia Berkeley.
M i.Tcsvtesville. Mrs. Armatt, Washington;
nan 4hoinas Tabb. Hampton; Mrs. Mar
fTnrao Mcdonald, Washington; Mrs.
toro c Marshall, Lexington; Mrs. Well
raSprbin. Fredericksburg.
Aer meeting Will be held next