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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-09-12

passed over them, and one cannot find
a green blade Of grass, a green leaf OF
cotton or a live stalk of corn. Not a
vegetable, cabbage or collard has es-
capped. All nave been killed by the
overflow and the long standing salt
water. Some of the citizens of Fairfield
were compelled TO move off their farms,
fearing the stencil arising from the de-
caying vegetable and grasses, would
produce ickness in their families. One
farmer had a large field of cabbage,
ready for shipment, and now they are
all rotten and a total loss. There will
not be a Mattamuskeet apple raised in
the county"
Asheville Citizen: Locked in the
deadly embrace of a negro prisoner,
County Jailer w. / Lee last evening
fired two shots that caused the death
Of the negro John Moore, who asked
for a match, not an usual request. AS
he handed the macth to Moore, the lat
ter hurled himself upon the jailer with
all the force of his $50 pounds weight,
and endeavored TO bear him TO the
floor. Both of the negroes arms were
thrown about Jailer Lee, whose
weight is about $50, in an effort to pin
ion them to his side, but his left arm
was thrown a little too near Mr.. Lees
right shoulder TO make the hold effec-
tive The fight meant life or death to
one Of the swaying men, and the strug-
gle was for possession Of the jailer's
pistol. Inch by inch Mr.. Lee worked
the negro's arm UP, and inch by inch
n revolver was withdrawn from his
pocket At last il was free, but on the
instant the negro grasped il about the
cylinder, so that the jailer made three
futile attempts to explode one of the
cartridges. With a sudden turn of his
wrist he wrenched the pistol partly
free. and fred.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

No . connects st Norfolk except
Sunday with the Old Dominion steam
chip for New York and with Merchants
and Miners Line Monday. Wednesday
and Friday.
No. connects At Old Point with the
Washington Steamers daily. with Bal.
timore steamers accept Sunday, and
with n. Y. r. q ". Lane daily tor Cape
Chsrlss AID New York.
Tor information. rates, ETC., zee the n
4 etstion Asrnt or address,
JOHN D. POTTS,
Ams- en-. rAsssss AssSr,
1iebnesA Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

Mr.. John w. Austin, of this
county, reports that he has the
finest crop Of millet on the Pc
ninsula. 1t was grown on his
farm near Ewell, and he claims
1t is something worth talking
about, and 80 it is, from his re-
ports which we think are COR
rect. The grain is headed out
very evenly, is luxuriant, and
stands i've feet five inches high
in the field. We are glad to
have these reports. as 1t shows
a healthy interest in the prod.
ucts OF the farm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19
Deeds Admitted TO Record.

Clerk Geddy reported the fol-
lowing deeds of bargain and
sale admitted to record:
Anton Foxter and wife to E.
". Warburton 5l7 acres OF land
more or less, In jamestown dis
triCt. known as "Stears."
r. III. Slater and wife to Beck
ey Boswell 9 acres Of land in
James City county.
j. A. w. Jones and wife to j,
w Vaughn house and lot on
College avenue.
X. III. Slater and wife to w. r,
Branch. 10 acres of land near
Toano, being part of sTsy-
lors."
Five deeds Of trust were also
recorded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

..,.;. /. :. s, ;sss, s here
ines men rSy 10 the support and up
building of our little city, Tney have
the chance II 9 lifetime.
Mr.. Rob't T. Armstesd, Common
-Wealth's Attorney. has tame wild
goose" That expression Sounds odd
but IL u fact A fisherman gave il
Mr.. A. the former capturing Il ate
breaking it, wing with shot IRON
gun. II GOV holds forth 10 the ys-d il
front Of its owners b me. and IL perfect.
tame.
The steam laundry people are thinking
Of putting up a building spccia ly 10
their business. They ought 20 be en-
couraged IN every way By oar citizens :
II IL our duty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

Aug. Is, 1ss9.-Mr. G. @.
Branch shipped 100 car loads Of |
melons this week to Boston ana
New York.
MIR. Geo. w. Hicks Is erecting
q very large store here which he
hopes to open by Sept. lst. He
will keep q general line Of mer-
chsndise.
DR.. III. u. Stephenson is spend
ing q month at Rockbridge AL
um Springs.
Miss Mamie Wright. of Tap
pahannock, and Miss Mary Hill,
OF King william Courthouse,
who have been visiting the Mis-
ses Wright, have returned home,
much to the regret of their
many friends here.
Misses Nellie Davis and Ma
mie Randolph, OF Richmond,
are visiting the Misses bacon.
Miss Richardson, of Glouces-
ter, is visiting Miss Lula Wright.
Misses Fannie and Mabel
Marston are visiting relatives In
Essex county.
Miss Hannah May Wynne, of
Grove, is the guest iof Mr.. and
Mrs. G. z. Marston.
Miss Mamie Wright is in
= West Point visiting her uncle
DR.. Geo. W. Richardson.
Mr.. G. Bertram James, of New
port News, who has been visit
ing Mr.. J. NJ. jennings has re-
turned home.
Miss Rebecca Allen McCler.
nan, one of Baltimore's mos
4 charming young ladies, who ha
L been spending the summer a
;, Alton, is expected here soon t.
S visit her aunt, Miss Eliza War
S rem.
Miss Tribble Shackelford, o
I Richmond, and Miss Berth
o Davis. OF Newport News, ar
y guests of Miss Mary Goddin.
4 Miss Susie Warburton, OF New
, port News, is the guest of Mr.
c. G. Branch.
% Mr.. H. H. Richardson, of. New
port News, is here visiting hi
sister, Mrs. john NJ. Geddy.
Mr.. L. G. Bently was in Wasl
'o ington this week TO attend th
marriage OF his brother.
/, Mr.. John Way, of Newpol
~ News, was the guest or Mr.. c.
AZ Branch this week.
Is Miss Sarah Wilkinson left
few days ago for Mobile, Ala
to visit relatives.
Quite a large number
is guests are registered at Hot
"a Felix this week.
g. The Rev. Mr.. Maxwell,
lis Richmond, has just closed
Us very successful meeting
NJ Olive Branch. Mr.. Maxwell is
O. very gifted speaker and vi
,r- greatly enjoyed by all.
ut We are glad to note that NJ
I'd A. w. jennings is able to be %
yh again after quite s. spell
to fever. "AMICUs."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

President Lyon g. Tyler,
was in Richmond Wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. B. c. Spencer, has
returned from the "Hot
Springs"
Mr.. s. L. Graham, mana
ger of jamestown, was in
Richmond Wednesday.
MIR. T. g. Peachy, who had
a relapse, from going out too
early, is quite sick again.
Mrs. w. c. Mayo, returned
this week, for a few days
from Richmond, where she is
spending the summer.
Misses Ida and virgie Jones
are visiting in Gloucester.
and later, will spend some
time in Lancaster county.
Mr.. Page Van r. Stires, Of
Chicago. but well-knOwn here
where he attended college
spent some time here this
week.
Mrs. Harry n. Phillips, and
her interesting little boys
left Thursday for Chase City
to spend some time with rela
tives.
Mr.. Richard Waugh, a Cor
pOral in the United State
Signal Corps, Porto Rico, i
here visiting his grandfather
DIR. ]. w. Rawlins.
MIR. Graham b. NicOl,
well-known and pOpula
former student of the College
was here several days thi
week. Mr. Nicol's home
in Washington.
Mrs. V. III. Dickinson, wen
to Richmond Wednesday, t
carry an infant to the BaI
fist Orphanage. She repr'
sented the ladies of the Bar
fist Church, who kindly intel
ested themselves in the lit
orphan.
w. 7. Moss, of Newpol
News, canidatefOr the HOu'
nomination, was here Thur
day and yesterday. NJ
Moss Gas usually is as GOO
for the nomination as a Gel
is for a ginger cake. This
his fourth or fifth trial.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19
He Fooled The Surgeons

All doctors told Rsnick Hamilton, of
Jefferson, o. after suffering Is months
from Rectal Fisula. he would die ualess
n costly operation was psrfornsd, but
cured himseu With ave boxss Of
isn's Asaios salys, he susest Pile
oa Earth, end shs ben 0alvs q The
Bs!d,. Tveety-eye esan boy. eelA
7 ~ druggists 800.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

nett Sweeney returned home
this week, after q charming
visit to relatives in Smith
field, Richmond and Peters
burg. -
We are glad to note an i'm.
provement in the condition oil
Mr.. Spencer Lane.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19
Chesapeake K Ohio Railway.

Connection made ct Richmond for
Washington and the North.
and daily to Richmond; except
Sunday Richmond to Ronceverte.
Connects foz Orange, Calverton and
Manassas. Psrlor car Old Point 20
Ronceverte.
No. 1 Cincinnati Express Daily.
Connects 81 Gordonsville for Orange
and principal stations on Southern Ry,
North OF Orange Pullman Richmond
Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis.
Pullman on No. to Hinton. w. Va,
Cincinnati and Louisville.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19
Concerning the Sugar Refinery.

After the editor had gone to
work and created great inter
est in a sugar refinery for this
city, having secured the co-op-
era ton Of the leading business
men Of the town and prominent
farmers all over this section,
the impossibility OF finding q
location here presented itself as
q barrier to further efforts. II
requires q vast amount Of water,
something like 100000 gallons
an hour, and there is no stream
near enough here to furnish
that amount. Hence we reluct-
antly gave up any further eff
forts to secure the refinery.
However. we trust that the good
sense OF the business men of
this city will assert itself and
that by next spring g. cannery
will be in operation here. 1t is
a shame that 1t has not been
established long ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19
The Appetite Of q Goat.

Is snvied all poor dispeptics whose
Stomach and Livsr are out OF order Al,
such should bow that Dr. Kings New
Lie PillA tbi wonderful Stomach add
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite
sound digestion and regular bodily
great energy Only twenty-five cents al
all drug stores
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

Boys knee pants, from 5 TO 8, pair 15c
Mems good wearing Suits, at 1925
Mems fine Suits AZ a. 90
Mems good, extra fine SUITS at 1915
Meas good fine Suits, were sold
$1,000. now az az
Mems black clay wOrsted Suits,
that we're sold AZ &l2 now $3.50
Mems good working Pants a. 75c
Ladies' good wearing Shoes &C 95c
Mems good wearing Shoes at 81. -
Meme good strong working Shirts, 24c
Mems Half Hose AZ 4c
Mems Pants At 81. p. $50, g.. 20 81. 90
Mems Crash Suits at $500
Youths Suits 2 so. B, $50, 4, 45O to IS
Baltimore Clothing House,
J. A. w. JONES' STORE,
Opposite Casey's store,
WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! In Society. /.
Ssxsssssss.sssss4SsSsss
ny Special Correspondent.

thing INCUR town has quiet
ed down to its normal state.
The refugees are returning
home and our citizens who
are employed at Newport,
News and Hampton have re-
sumed their duties in their
respective places.
"a.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Branch of Toanol
came from Richmond Sunday
and is at Mr.. Gregory Spen-
GERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. c. Spen-
Ger have just returned from
a delightful stay at the Hot
Springs.
Misses Nellie Mayo and Eva
Wise are visiting Mrs. OPP
enheimer in Fluvanna.
4 -
Miss Julia Armistead who
has been visiting in Surry
county has gotten home az
ter a delightful visit.
-
] Mr.. III. l.. Hundley and son
Harry returned to Newport
News Monday.
I. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges Chris
titan and son, who have been
. on q visit of two weeks TO
, their relatives here. left for
their homei in Hampton Mon
day.
/ Messrs MarstOn Christian
, and Willie TOphan have also
greturned to Newport News.
y Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page
left this week for his home il
Gloucester, after a delightful
visit TO Mr.. Blair Spencer.
-
3 Mr.. w. Spencer Henley hai
just returned from a visit t
t friends in Gloucester.
, -
Miss Lena Tucker, of Ill
a Ter School, Albemarle cOun
., Y, is spending her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Lyol
II q. Tyler.
Mrs. Simpson and daugh
u ter, of Richmond, who hav
been stopping with thei
- aunt, Mrs. NJ. +. Neal, o.
Gloucester street, left 70
- their home Wednesday.
-
1t Mrs. Crooks, of yorktown
If is stopping with her daugf
ter, Mrs. Judge Smith.
-
Little Mamie Spencer, VIII
- has been quite sick, is convs
lescing.
81 Mrs. Galba Walden VIII
ut has been quite sick is in
u, proving.
q Miss Lettie Roper is spenC
Is ing her vacation with he
IL mother on Francis street.
,si Mr.. Blair Spencer left thi
N week to spend some tim
ii with his friends, DR.. T.. e. I
lToEoso,.D NIas.Cv.e, Co.. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-08-19

Proof Of the pudding lies In the eating
Of t. Proof Of ROBERTS TAsrKLEss
CHILL TONIC H. in The taking Of It.
COST NOTHING 70 &c sails - cuzs. -
esas ~ bsss's Y n ssrss, :. esld stziet'y
- ~ negiA y
xVssKrs IRua co, btsrosx, Va
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22

niversary so pleasantly spent. Those
present We're: Mesdames Van Brock
lin, Wilson, Clark, Madden, Carr,
George Leopold, A. r. Leopold, Clark
son, Cutler, Lashorn, GARNER, Leard
and Caulkins; Messrs. Al. Leopold,
George Leopold, Lashorn. Clarkson,
Cutler, James Clark, Theodore Mad
den, William, Carr, George Wilson,
Leard and Van Brocklin.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
gave delightful social and dancing
party in Firemen's hall this evening.
The spacious club rooms of the fire.
men were thronged all through the ear
ly part of the evening with the crowd
of guests who came to enjoy thhe
event. After a couple of hours spent in
card playing and social converse the
gathering resolved itself into a dancing
party and the guests adjourned to the
commodious bail room in the build
ing, where high revel was held to the
strains of enlivening music until a
very late hour A novel feature of the
event was the closing of the affair with
a grand cake walk, in which nearly all
present participated. Refreshments
were served and the large concourse of
guests departed for their homes. cary
rying with them recollections which
will make for years a pleasant memory.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor are
entertainers par excellence, and this
last function given by them fully sus-
tanned the reputation of the order as
the best providers of enjoyment of
which Livingston society can boast
The Woman's Relief corps are ar
ranging for their annual campfire"
which will be given in K. Of p. hall
on the vening Of the 26th inst. This
event is always one Of the most pleas
ing social functions of the season and
Livingston socitey. is looking forward
to it with real pleasure. The MEM
bers of Farragut pest will be enter
tanned in royal style and made to see
that the heroic deeds performed by
those who upheld the blue in civil strife
will live forever in the hearts of all
Mrs. j. Bingham and grandson. Ar
thur Bingham, went down to Billings
yesterday morning to attend the fune-
raj of Mrs. Peter Seaman, who died in
the Magic city Tuesday
Mesdames Elliot. Strickland and Scott
returned Saturday from attending the
annual convention of the w. c. T. T.,
which was held in Bozeman last week
They report very excellent time at
the convention and say that the next
meeting of the organization will, in
all probability be held in Livingston
The ladies of the Womans Relief
corps are very busy just now making
preparations to extend aid to INDECENT
families during the winter. Clothing,
bedding, carpets, etc, are being col
lected and will be distributed among
the deserving poor of Livingston from
time to time through the winter
The lodge rooms of the Modern Wood
men of America We're the scene of a
delightful smoker Monday evening. A
large number of guests assembled in
the cosy quarters occupied by the lodge
and were entertained in royal style.
Cigars were distributed with a lavish
hand and tempting lunch was an
other of the features which contributed
largely to the enjoyment of the event
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In BouIder.

Boulder, Oct. 2t.-The lecture at the
Presbyterian church Thursday evening
by Rev. G. Howard CRUDE was very
entertaining, but the attendance was
not as large as it should have been.
Boulder people seem to be little
stronger on a minstrel show than on
a Yellowstone park lecture, which is
not altogether creditable. The stere-
opticon views as projected by Rev F.
W, Pool of Helena during the progress
of the lecture We're very fine, and the
pleasure of the evening was augment
ed by violin solo from Miss Wickes
and a vocal solo by Miss Riedel.
Speaking of minstrel shows, it now
seems likely that the Georgia up-to-
date company will cancel it's date here
for the 23d on account of adverse re-
ports concerning the show as appear
ing in the Standard and other newspa-
pers. 1t is probable that the town has
been saved from an affection.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Sherlock have
returned from visit with his people
in Broadwater county.
Misses Mary and Edna Taylor have
returned after a visit at the home of
their brother, Frank, in Butte.
Charles Gaffney and wife visited here
for few days on their way from Los
Angeles, Cal. to Minneapolis.
Mrs. w. B. Gaffney has returned fl ON
a visit with her parents in Butte.
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noon. Delicious refreshments were
served at o'clock. Among those who
We're present were MesdameS arthur
Tompkins, H. B. Legur, j. X. Goss, w.
E. Frizzle, E. H. HOLSTER, l. H. Cal
houn and E. M. Heneerford
DR.. and Mrs. Chapple returned sun
day from their outing in the noun
tains. Notwithstanding the inclemen-
cy of the weather. the doctor has de-
rived much benefit from the trip.
Miss Lora Goddard left last week to
attend school in Des Moines, Iowa:
Mrs. c. H. Barston on Monday fore
noon 'braved the elements and in a
short time sold 80 badges for the recep-
ton of the volunteers in Butte next
week.
The Rathbone Sisters entertained
their friends at cards in the hall of
the Knights of Pythias on Wednesday
evening. Delicious refreshments were
served and a very pleasant time was
spent.
Mrs. H. N. Kennedy left Sunday
night to visit friends in Whitehall and
Butte. She will attend the reception
given to the Montana volunteers in
Butte and will return to Billings for q
short time before her departure to a
milder climate.
Mrs Selbrede has returned from her
old home in Washington, where she
been called thither by the fatal illness
of her father
The Penelope club had a very pleas
ant meeting on Monday afternoon with
Miss Annie Jones at Mrs. Horace Will
liston's. Tea and cake were served.
The members present were Misses Fra
ser, Agilore, Panton, Matheson, Nix
on. Chapple, Armstrong. Pitcher and
May Mccormick.
Mrs. e. O. Railsback left Wednesday
night to attend the Sunday school
convention at Park City.
P. Seaman left Thursday night
for his home in Butte having been in
tendance on his wife, whose sad death
occurred at the hospital on Tuesday
morning.
M. S. Gum. the Helena attorney,
who is interested in the probating of
the will of the late Richard Ash
worth. was in Billings on Saturday.
c. T. Thomas, prominent WOOL
town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodson. who have
spent the summer with their daughter
and son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r.
Moss. left last week to visit relatives
in Missouri.
Messrs. Will and Clare Battams,
prominent woolgrowers from Highfield,
have been in town for a week or ten
days.
Mrs. NJ H. Tompkins and her daugh-
ter. Miss Martha, returned last week
from a visit of several months dura-
ton with relatives in Southern Kan
sas.
Mrs. Davis has gone to Helena as
delegate from the local lodge of Rebek-
abs to the grand lodge of the Rathbone
Sisters.
Mayor Yegan returned on Saturday
from Hunters Hot Springs, after
spending a week there.
A. P. Smith has gone to attend the
Odd Fellows grand lodge in Helena.
P. |. Moule is in town from his sheep
ranch.
Vigo Iceberg was up from Miles
City for day or two early in the
week.
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on Willow Creek Monday and spent the

on Willow Creek Monday and spent the
day in town.
Charlie Clague, who formerly lived in
this city, came down from Anaconda
sunday last and spent the day visiting
with old friends.
j. A Johnson, who has a position in
Anaconda, spent last Sunday with his
family in Deer Lodge.
MRS. Judge Batterton, after a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Mahan and
FAMILY in Butte. returned home Friday
afternoon of last week.
Judge S. K. Davis went to Anaconda
Friday to be gone for a week or SO on
visit to friends.
Mrs. Eli Holland returned Thursday
from short visit to Butte.
Alvin Wyckoff, who has resided in
Deer Lodge for about year. took his
departure Monday for Colorado, where
he intends to make his home.
mrs III. B. Davis went to Butte Thurs
DAY for short visit.
Miss Alma Bielenberg. who had been
Butte visitor several days last week,
returned home last Sunday.
Mrs Frank Conley paid short visit
10 friends In Anaconda last week. She
returned home last Sunday
Miss Clara Dana, who is teaching
school near Garrison, spent last Sun
day in Deer Lodge visiting with Mrs
George Cockrell and daughter, Miss
Mary.
Mrs. l. S. Eldred was visitor in town
from Warm Springs Thursday.
Miss Louise Hammond of Butte came
down from there Friday of last week,
and after few days visit as the guest
of Miss Katherine Kohrs and Miss Von-
ME Owings. returned home last Tues
day.
Jim Conley left here for Anaconda
Wednesday, where he was Joined by his
brother, Sheriff Jack Conley, District
Clerk Corcoran and John r. Walkup,
and the party proceeded to the vicinity
| OF Ogden, Utah. for couple Of weeks
duck hunting
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In Livingston.

Livingston, Oct. 19.-The home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Robson was the scene
of very pleasant social event las
Thursday evening, the occasion being
the twelfth anniversary of the mar
riage of the worthy couple. A large
number of the friends of that estimable
couple were present at the linen we'd
ding and scores of beautiful presents
testified to their esteem for Mr. and
Mrs. Robson and the enduring friend
ship they manifested made the occas-
ion particularly pleasant one. Cards
were played during the evening, the
head prizes going to Mrs. A. Van
Brocklin and M. H. Lashorn, and the
BOBBY trophies being captured by Mrs.
w. S. Clarkson and William Carr. At
the conclusion of the games of cards
dancing was INDUCED in and the guests
chased the flying hours with flying
feet" until late hour. Refreshments
were then served and the guests re-
luctantly took their departure for their
homes. voting Mr.. and Mrs. Robson
the best of entertainers and wishing
them many happy returns of the an
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+ In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge. Oct. 21.-On last Satur-
day afternoon Mrs. Barbara ONeill
and her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Bowden,
handsomely entertained a large num-
Der of lady friends at the residence of
Mrs. O'Neil. corner of Rainbow ave-
nue. and D street. 1t was called a mil
itary party from the fact that each
guest was given a list of questions the
answers to which referred to some
noted officer or event in the late Span
ish-American war, and the person an
sWering the most questions was award
ed the first prize, while the one giving
the feWest answers was given the
second prize Mrs. L. S. StackpoIe won
the first prize, u handsome bust of Ad-
miral Dewey, while Mrs. Aylesworth
was awarded the second prize. The
house was handsomely decorated with
the national colors and emblems and
most delicious refreshments Were sery-
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Continued on Page Seventeen.)
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DR.. Mitchell says in diff

DR.. Mitchell says in diff
cult cases of Anemia, he adds
cod-liver oil half an hour
after each meal and he likes
to use it in an emulsion; that
he has watched with grow
ing surprise some listless,
feeble, creature gathering
flesh, color and wholesome
ness of mind and body from
this treatment.
"Scott's Emulsion" is cod
liver oil combined with by
Pophosphites. 1t regenerates
tissue, invigorates the nerves
and brain, enriches the blood
and adds fat and strength.
soc and s. 90, all druggists. ,.-,. .
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York,