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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-26

o. MsJ 2 81 lhs Open Hsssa They
slil BE- sssaisA BY cot .is talent and II
proUists 20 be rare eltsr''itnsrt
% Atebs.esy lsi ,ttt qaiti sta
sihs ecssnsA At its heEs % Mus Lacy
Carts, sk.n t.t d.usb ttr Az. .a mar
sisd 70 Mr.. Ebsf Sessions TIE ceremony
go pf,iofnea by Rsv @ A. Bradford.
They vill resiss 10 Eui Dorset
-T.o wsdsinss ocsuus5 Ia to.b Lat
Hssbs.asy. Mf Ebsf l.. Stnsts and
MI. Alta Maud Cnils. msrIisd by Rev,
G, A Bradford. ssd Mr.. Frsnk squires
ssa Miss Bell Well. BY Rev. George 7.
Smart The friends Of The oonirseiins
parties vish them tsppiosss aud prosper
". There ste rsuou Of sbotbsr weddins
10 the Gear iaiufs.
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sAsonmTkH uKsTkH

= Rsv Q A Bradford /, attending col
fersnes ST Troy, n. Y The sppoinimsr,
Tor the etkulns leSr eoni.in bis nsme q
btius returned 10 Mlncheft Centre,
Miss Cor. sb,nou Of Granville. n. Y
-ho has be,u ,tndyitg vocal N usio At th'
New England Conservatory OF Mu.ic IL
Boston this lsst winter. visited her friend
Miss Thiy,r. last week,
The regular spnu.l meeting Of the
Boirj OF Trustees OF Burr aud Burton
Seminary vii be held a. ibe Manson
Hou,e, M.teheste Tuesdsy. May S.h, u
10 O'Clock, ~ L l. v YnAN Clerk.
Mi " J 81. tlUs will tell 81 suction
81 hi. rtsidetce, on Nay 3. at l0s, ~, a
nice yen oll colt. w,ll broker, good
driver. Coaeord wSsor, tevtrsl eat, Of
harness. double and slnsle, cone house
bold goods, 10 ba'hsls Of poistoer etc.
Al the tnnual cotvoesiIou OF Adoni
ram Chapter, No Is X. A NJ last Thurs
day 0stinr, the 10 loving officers were
eleored George . Woodcock Hish
Priest, Samuel Il walker King. Carson
Mechin Scribe, james 2 Black Treasurer.
j. II WLippls Secretary. |, II. Dench
Csp,sip OF the Host. c. l. Depch Princi
pal " inrG.r, H. Fuller RoJsl Arch
C.ptsiD. George l. Woo cock Master OF
Third Veil, Hiram E9ple,ton MISTER Of
Second Vel, J G, Htinel Master Of FIRE,
Veil, Jsmts A. Thsyer TYLER TIE ofiic
ers will be installed at the reeulsr oobvocs
ton 10 May.
--Tae annusl meeting OF the Christian
Endesvor Of the Baptist church was held
Nor day evening snd the iolloaius tRlsers
we're elected for tho ensuins year Presi
dent Mics Mity M.rh, Vice Presiden,
Mfs. Aboie h.rsb, Secretary MISS Ella
Dyer Treasur,r Mira Mamie sykss, Look
on, Com B1fr Gless,n ME-. Mary Chsr
bonne.n, Mfs Sarah Richardson, Socisl
Com. Earl Taylor. S.rsh Eioteriscb, Earl
Marsh. Arthur Davis. Cora Hoy', Music
Com. Charles Sykes, Mary Msnb, Carrie
Amiden, Sandsy SchC oil CON The Pastor.
Pre,iden, and Vice President. Temperance
Com Burr Giessor, Nina MAf.b, Sarah
-Ofmsby Chapter, b. A. r., assisted |
by tho best local nlent. will present the
play entitled Thrones OF Fame" at Union
Opera House WedDssdsy evening, May
'.h. Twenly six ladies will represent ~
many different women noted 10 history 90
lueeus, vriierr, etc few q which We
Five this week and full list will be given
LEI, week. They will srpesr in costumes
ike those vorn by the persons they repre-
ent, IS iollows: Goddess OF Fame, Miss
lnns Bradley; Elizabeth Browning. Nrs.
Fullerton, Poohahoptss. Mrs. Wsllmsn;
Josiah Aliens Wife. Mrs, w. A. Adams
isil Hamilton, Mrs. Perkins; Florencs
sishtenssls, Mrs billiard; Qnssh Eliza
b. Mrs BIackuG: q issn Issbsll,, Mu.
Nary Contor All who have ever seen
hr Willard Bernst, a. Topsey will come
long distance TO sse him once more
Imopa the famous women will be Patti
Jhris,iee Nislaon. and Albsni. famous
niger OF 80 years ago. Rsmemb Der the
Isis, May Oh
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nAScnK,TKR DEPOT .

Mics Stella Wright Ia sssin able to b.
ooi sfior bet long siskness.
Miss Sli!es, teacher 10 The Taylor di'
trio, spen, Sunday 10 Dorsei.
The Mes York Sore has nss I'D
str,issueut which sill shoali read.
Regular meeting OF Skinnsr Corps
Fdd,y. . 80 p. 10. MRl l. s ELDREp.
Mrs Ff,6k L'sooln has recovered
from her sicknsss 60 as TO be up and .bous
the honte,
-Ei Conosef /, uosiJs ialo the tene
neni OF Mr. ~ .ou,b oi The Depot, for
whom be gill woit.
Mas Clara Msfdsn has rsiurned from
hsr home 10 Londonderry. 10 lake up her
stables Of tie ssnirsry.
TIE boiy Of John Rec vac removed
irom the uult to lol 10 Manchester
csL,sr cent ~, lac, wesk
TIE Road o5u mlssionsr, Mr.. dicks
ha eonnspee3 hii york Of putting the
road, is.o sssps for tbs stssoa
Mise s Bell Smith Of the Center vii
l.et received iren untnovn parties. Oh
Easter present Of hsEtsoms bicycle.
-Joba D.vi, has soli on, BIZ. interest
10 the iin shop builtias add buslsss 10
b., coo ss5 psItnsr, Alvin J Davis. sto
siil cary co tie hssioess .. htrstoiors,
- Pfe.iassi clsmsIt srd other orseisls
Of the Eaiissd r.iifosd made 90 inspsc
iiou 81 The 3 a Il road lee, .sek. /, 10
not tso.n When tie, gill take possession.
IA ssisrisinnssi 10 h. be given by
The p,ssk.1p oiihs Anstissn Ksre!stioa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-26
GnAlS-ol GnAIS OF

X member that psne vhen yon ssnt .
1eheiou', sppeiizng. nounshing food
drink 10 take the place Of cofse. Sold by
al srooers and liked by oil -ho have Used
IT, 6t.in-o IL made Of pure grain. n aids
digestion and strengthens the nerves. II
10 Get stiu ul.ht bot health builder ard
the ehildreu - veil |. Tie adults csn
dnuf IL wi,h great benefit Costs sboat
IA - much ~ coffee LIS and 25s. per
psehsse. Ash !oar grocer for Grsir-o.
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IA 7 DOR Ell.


| "A. J. Lovslsnd OF North Bennington
was in town over Sunday.
-Fsyeits Benson spent few days 10 Rui
land last week visiting his brother.
Miss Sarah Bowen is tesching in San
detlsnd this spring and has over 80 pu
pills.
Il is reported that Mr.. Freddy and
family will occupy the parsonage. south oil
Mr. Oochrsn's, this sum mer.
C. + Griffith. who hss occupied The
hotel siooe Mrs. Wilson lei', will NOV.
back to the Kendall Louise.
E35ie Griffith OF New York came up
Saturday ior = short visit. going back
Mouday night on the sleeper.
Mrs Wilson and her mother, who left
the hotel ln, i.ll, sn1 have siuce resided
10 Gndper, Ms,s., expect TO return to the
hot,I sgsin this spring.
DIR. Co,hrsn and vile drove up from
East Arllr s,on Sunday Tor . short visit to
his parents.
Our tngsr .taaon WAS short and the
produc, generally less than u,nsl but OF
better quality.
Mrs Patrick Dunn. who bss been i'll
for long time, died Saturday. The fun
ersl wss held On Monday al the Cath ollie
church She lesvss a bnsb,nd. three
sons aud Que daughter.
Austin L,dd. OF North DJrsst, On old
resident OF this town. died last SATURDAY,
.sed % yesrs. The iuttr.l was held 90
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary A. McDsniels, who had
been 10 poor health for some time, died
last week. sged Tt yesrs. Her funeral wu
held on Wednesday,, Rsv. O. A. Bradford
otiieisiiua. Mira MeDariels had slwsys
resided 10 town. where she was erestly
respected. Five children aud one sister.
Mrs Fo.tsr. who i. 10 poor health, sre
lsit 10 mourn Der loss
Frtedleys mill continues rnnnibg
day and night, an the prospect 10 that the
night ruu will be continued through the
summer There have beef some changes
., The nill this spring Eide Hsrvood.
vho bad been iorensn iot several yesr,,
l.it April la. Mr.. Rislsy taking ti. plsce.
Josspt Nsdtsu, Who has been clerk 10
Grlislts store several years /, nov ship |
ping clark, John Giifiib taking bic place
10 The store.
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Il0Isrr.

Manchester Depoi
DORSET.
Mis-, Marcia Grey recently spent I
dsy 10 ID .ubv.
Mark Fisher has been improving bis
residepee With = new coat OF pant
sam ". Duuion las been visiting bi,
mother Mrs W. Il Dubton on Main
street.
%, Al, Sykes sud Miss Lluise Sykes
are sptn ing several days 10 New York
and vicinity,
Mics Beribs A Bromley is 10 Dandy
tssobips tbs village sohoO. the term hsv
ius begun lAst Mondy.
MIR. ADD Mfs William McWsyne
have returned from their Wedding journey
aud sre nov settled 10 their Dorse, home.
MIR, and Mrs NJ @. Walker OF Man
chester have been visiting their daughters
Mrs. George Sexton and Mrs.. A b.
Roberta.
South Dorset expects anew school
bell soon ard probably ere this is printed
its chimes will be heard up snd dowo the
valley ceiling tie little cnss to their
daily tasks,
- The booklet dorset IS . summer
Home" is ont and is very neat and atIrsc
tive. Among other things ii contains
poem, "a Sunset Sons for Old Dorset
by John Vance Cheney OF Cbicsgo. 3 his
toricsl sketch by DR.. Pratt. a descriptive
article by Helen Smith Snyder, together
with srticles by Major Danton and others
also various photographs OF varicus
places 10 town. This is followed by
general information 10 regard TO botels,
houses, etc and town directory.
The book will be OF value 10 tbo,e who
Oh osse Dorset as Summer Home"
Trout fsbirg opeus 90 May 1t. As
four correspondent understands 1t, there
are no brooks or ponds closed TO public
ishiog by legal posting 10 this part OF
ne town, there are two or three instances
v here individuals have posted the waters
uupiDg through their land Tor their pr
gate privilege, but IS they have not com
Piled With the requirements Of law, their
posters do not stop legal fishing to the
public aud dsmsge for trespsss oil fisher
nan can only be recovered where sctusl
Iamsf can be- proven, Return all trout
lnder elk inches - the water at once and
ee that the other fellow does likewise
nd in time you will catch more pounds
4 fish,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-26

II CLARK Cbsnbcsy, Ga ssys De Wi,rs
Witch n.HI salse cured bin Of pile. that
bed III icisd him fer lwenty years IL "
sIlo speedy eere for siiO citesses. BE
vsre Of dsnsetons counteieils. J II Whip
pie, Manchester Cetirt; A II Psltlboue,
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-26

Cleanse the liver purity the blood, 10
visorste the body by using DeWitt's Little
Early Risers These famous little pills 81
wsys set promptly. J II Whipple, Man
chester Centre II Ps!iibobe, Msbches
ter Depot.
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TIME TABLE
IsutIAnd ItaiIro~d Co.
t. seses May rstA 1Asg.

rpsTaBouNp
frsf. ssH 49, ffrs -
RUTLAND, fR 30 s"' 49, vaS
ar,frs a.
p@aegas, "a Hnf re ." ass
NsfRf.l, ssH 40 WE
&ouTRBouwp
tHsf, sssz 49, tta ffraN ~
RUTLAND, HFs h5t Htf aea 49,
sEefFs ~
tslsst rs8t. 40 SO iaa $50 80
Waaetaza. hsa aos 90 roe
harinss 200 tss@ , - -
~ rapt i iFit fssst fgurst
D. = 5aas Is hfsys isaHA Egatsfs
AaHf : Daisy tsttfa sHn4gfs
Veg gs A8sFFsnE ~ ANs .Asa
y tfkFf rs8Bt ~ tgHchst
- AFasiee t.sas tsl4fs o1aseA faiAsn.
Aaraa u Nck1ntrh
" tgNHar MsbH.tt ttrH Festr Agfut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-26

O;'o Korb. Grand Chancellor, X. F.,
Boonvile. Iod.. ssys, "DeWitt's Witch
H.z.IS Alve soothes toe most delicate skin
aud heals the most stubborn ulcer with
csrtsin end good results" Cures piles
aud skin diseases Don't buy al imits
ton, J II Whipple. Manchester Ceutn
A II Pe,tiboue, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-26

Iibiok Dswn,'s Little Early Ri.sp sfe
lhe best pulls 10 the world, ssys W. L.
Lake, Happy Crest, Va They remove
all obs,raeuobs OF tie liver add bossls.
aoi quickly snd sever gtipe. II Whip
die, Msnehester Centre; II Pe,iibone,
Manchester Depot
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-22
Southern Ry.

Trains leave from Penn Station.

Trains leave from Penn Station.
S:o1 q. m. Daily. Local for Hauisonburg xnA
Tor Charlotte and way stations
HIS a. m Daily. U. s. Fast Mail Sleeping
ears to New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah, and
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheville, Chattanooga. and Memphis, and st
train Washington to New Orleans. Dining cR
service.
1l:s7 I. m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
Strasburg. and Harisonburg.
4:3o p. m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
9.55 p m Daily. N. Y. & Fla Express. Sleep
ing cars to Augusta with connections for Aikea
and Charleston, and to Savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Though coach to Jacksonville
Dining service
9:5s p. m. Daily. Washington and ChsttanooGs
Limited Via Lynchbu-g)- Sleeping cars to Roam
oke, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis, and New
Orleans. Through coach to Memphis. Dining car
service.
lo:45 p. m. Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. Sleeping cars to Asheville. Knox
vile. Chattanooga. and Nashville aad to Atlanta,
Macon, birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery, No.
bile. and New Orleans. Dining car service.
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco Nom
days, wednesdays, and Fridays
TRAINS On BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 a. m caiiy. 200 p m.
l:25 p. NJ, 4:is p. m. week days. and s:25 p.
Sundays for BUemont: 6:25 p. m Saturdays Tor
Leesburg; 6:26 p. IN. week days to Herndon-
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6:le a. m. ..ss u m. els p. m. and $50
.. m daily. From Harrisonburg II 30 a IN. week
days and $40 p n. daily. From Charlottesville
e-sS T. and $40 p. m daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and other in
formation furnished and baggage called Tor and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co., on orders left at Ticket Office, 1cS
18th st. NV; si1 Penn Ave NV. and af
Penn. Station
Phone 14ll for r. r r Cab Service.
FRANK S. CANNON.
Sd v P. and Gen Mgr.
J. H. CUP Traffic Manager.
". A. TURK. General Pass'r A-eEt.
L S. BROWN. General Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
g H. LUNT, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

VIRGINIA.
The undersigned, special commissioners Of ale
appointed by the Circuit Court Of Alexandra
County, Virginia, will offer for eale, at public
auction on the premises, on MONDAY, THE I'D
DAY OF JULY, 1900, AT $50 p n, all that
tract Of land, containing about twenty acres Of
which the lite Richard Norris died seized and
possessed, situated on the main road leading
from Georgetown, to Falls Church, near wunder's
Cross Roads and about two and one-half milea
from Washington, in Washington, District Of
Alexandra County, Va, and bounded on the
south By said county road. on the west by Sher.
riere. on the north BY Cussck's and Boteler's and
ON the east BY Dr. J. Taber Johnson's and Weav-
er's land. LII
This land 4 impee7ed by new six-room dwell.
ing, tenement house. out-buildings fruit Of al
kinds etc. Il very desirable for small fruit
truck, or poultry. farm. or would sub-divide to
advantage. Within one mile Of the w. A. and
r, C, Electric Railway, and three-eighths Of 4
mile Of proposed electric railway.
Terms Of sale: ,Csfe-thid cash, balance IN three
equal payments Ut six, twelve, and eighteen
month"; with Interest at the rate Of Der cent per
anpum until raid or all lash at the option of the
purchaser Title to be retained until all pur.
chase money IA paid. Ill conveyancine inciud
ing revenue s.ah,s. at sost Of purchaser.
deposit Of @l0v required at time of sale
Terms to be complied with, within twenty DAYS
Of day Of sale.
For full particulars call or address
A W. ARMSTRONG. Alexandra, Va.
go F St, Washington. D. e.
iy1sdkds.em Special Commissioners Of Sale.
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Go e 3 sais AL:


America. An Trains vestibnleA,
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
Dining Cars On Through Traina.
staten Sixth AID = Streets.
Schedule in effect July q, 100
ms A. n DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-Moun-
tain Special a new vesfibuled train Of PrIman
Buffet Psflor Cars, and Coaches for Virginia Hos
Sprines Greenbrier White Sulphur, and resorts
"a the Blue Ridge and AleshaIies, east Of Hinton,
W, Va, reaching the mo.rtains between 2-i0 snA
400 r, n DAILy-Cincinnad and St. Louis
SpecialHSolid train for Cincinnati Pulima3
Sieepefs TO Cincinnati Lexington, Louisville. In
diarapohs and ST. Louis, without change. PaSt9
Car Coving.on. Va, TO Virginia Hos sPr1ngA
Psflor Cans Cincinnati 70 Chicago.
T.iO p n DAILY. +. v. Limited soN4
train for Cincinnati Pullman sleepers to Cincis-
Connection Tor virginia Bot Springs ssily. Pull
NJ, compsrtmeut car to Virginia Hot Springs
vithmt change. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
d,ra Obscrvation On Hinton to Cincinnati
S,sr.rr, Cincinnati to Chicago and Sc Louis.
1I.u a n DAILY EXCEPT SUSDAY-F8
NeVport News Norfolk, and Old Point CofnfoEe
(vfa Penn r. r., r.. r. p, and Richmondl.
400 r H. DAILY-Fof Gordonssille, Chas.
lottesville, Stanton, daily. and ios kictInosA.
daily, except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets It Chesapeake and ohis
eAcss, SIS Penu<J i-snia Avenue; 900 18th STREET.
scar =, and at the Station Telephone call, 14A1.
for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
n W. FULLER.
Telephone icea General Passenger Ageu1
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DR.. Reed, coo
Specialist, lH2iI!n u.

Cure ChfenIc, Nervous, and Special nfse1s:s
Il Een snd Women.
CONSULTATION free and confidential.
Medicines furnished ready for u.s..
Charges lor-pronpt cure guaranteed.
Children half price. Priyffe waiting focma
srecial license fran the District Of Colunbss
TO treat Catanh, Obesity, Rheumatism, Con-
stpatiop, Piles, Throat, Lung, Brain, Heart,
Blood. and Ekin diseases Ocnorrkoea. 0ieef.
etricture. yaricocele, AID Hytrocels cured
without detention from brsineaa 80 painfI
Instruments used
Nervous and Sexual Debility, Los By DresAs
n IN Urine. Syphilis. al stages, Blood Poison,
and Ulce1 cured for life by cafe methods
Ofsce Hours. 10 to =: . 70 G. ssuadays 10 to II
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The ''3 Days" Cure

(sor. nen) leads all remedies IN this city;
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Cos-
su.tation free DR. EcKEEIAN. SIG 18th q. No.
0ff,ce hours o to II 4 N. 9 to 8 p. m SundAyA
70 p. m. 3e16imo
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DIR. CZARRA,

ONs OAANNAg
3i7 9Th St. N. W.
OLDEST GERMAN SPECIALIST
In sdn and blood diseases
PRIVATE Disc SEs Of both sexes quick.
" and permanently CURED
X.RAYS for examination.
Daily from to s-Tuesday and Saturday tin
p. m. E9t,em
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPIRES SERVICE.
Few K-SouTHANrIoN- LONDON.
CALLING. wEsBOUND. At CHER3OUB0
calling Wednesdays 1t 10 q N
RED STAR LINE.
KEw ORK-ANTwEEP-PA1fA
E.ery Wdenesday 81 IL noon.
INTERNATIONAL NAvICATlOS CoMPANH.
Piefs a and Is. n n.-0ffce. ~ broadway. n. ].
Philadelphia One aos-33i walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFIcE-1so8 81. y. ".
Or ". O. MOSS AGENT 1t Sanders 4 Stayma1'&
15g7 st. No,
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DR.. Ledthermdn,
EXPERT SPECIALIST In the cure Of al phvats
Giseasea Ryd.oceie, vsricocele, Structure. In
ps.enc1, md Syrhiiitie Diseases positively cured
Advice snd consultations free. Both sexes. Daily.
to Il. to 5. Tuesdsy. Tburrday. and SATURDAY..
EssniEgs 70 q
COZ , Street Horthwssf.
tclssed sunday.l nhSo
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-22

ROOMS papered, . up; work guaranteed; IN
ples brought. HDEK. ~ = = m.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

Reform CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH-serv.
ices at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon and
o'clock Wednesday evening. in Confederate Vete-
ran Hall, 43l 18th st NV. At the Sunday service
Col Oliver O: Sabin wiz deliver the lecture. All
are cordially invited. Item
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-22

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton 6:4e a. m. rs i. m, els p. m, and $50
p. m daily. From Harrisonburg II 30 a m week
days and $50 p. N. daily. From Charlottesville
e-ss 4 m. and $50 p. m daily.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-22

wANTED-A waiter and 5 women for hOusework.
2l2 II St
SEE US Monday for positions out of city.
NEW YORK. WASHINGTON. AND JACK
SoNy1ILE EMPLOYMENT AGENTS, 9TH and +.
iy22-2t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-13
burton Hoime. on ThcssaI,

The lecture on THE Wonders OF Thes-
sally" delivered yesterday afternoon at
the Columbia Theatre by Burton Holmes.
was attended by one of the largest au-
diences that has listened to any of the
series of interesting discourses this sea-
son. The lecture was in many respects
one of the best that Mr.. Holmes has yet
offered to his patrons in Washington, and
while the material was gathered some
years ago and before he inaugurated the
plan of illustrating his talks with motion
pictures. yet the Photographic portion of
the entertainment was unusually beauti-
full. The ascent to the residences of the
monks of the Meteora on the tops of the
Thessalian crags was OF particular in
terest. Also the description of the Olym-
plan games in which the representatives
of American colleges distinguished them
selves by beating the Greeks at their
own pastimes, while bit belated, was
none the less entertaining. At the con-
clusion of The Wonders OF Thessaly" Mr..
Holmes had projected series of motion
pictures that were utilized at former lee
lures.
The fifth and concluding lecture OF this
seasons course will be delivered ut the
Columbia next Wednesday afternoon. 1t
will be upon the Passion Play at Ober-
ammergau
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-13
WALKED OUT.
On Food, After Being Given Up.

Lack OF knowledge regarding the kind of
food TO give the people. particularly in
valids. frequently causes much distress
whereas when one knows exactly the kind
of food to give to quickly rebuild the brain
and nerve centres, that knowledge can be
made use of.
stances OF the wonderful qualities pos
sesSed by Grape Nuts food are shown in
my grandmother's and mothers cases.
Grandmother's entire left side became to-
tally paralyZed from a ruptured capillary
of the brain The doctor said it would be
impossible for her 10 live week. She
could not take ordinary food and we put
her on Grape Nuts in an effort to do all
Cor her We could.
ITO the astonishment of the doctor and
the delight of all Of us, she slowly rallied
and recovered. II was pronounced The first
case of the kind record. The doctor
said nothing could have produced this re-
suit but food.
I'VE had been led TO use Grape Nuts
because of the effect on mother She has
been troubled with a weak stomach all her
life and the last few years been gradually
losing weight and strength She has tried
everything. almost. that has been recon-
mended by good authority and until she
used Grape Nuts food nothing seemed to
do her any good. Since taking up Grape
Nuts she has been constantly improving
until now she is free from any of the
stomach troubles and is strong and well.
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-13
The philharmonic orehe.,r..

The work of the new Washington Phil
harmonic Orchestra during the last week
of rehearsal before its first concert of the
season Sunday night at the Columbia The
atre has been of the most reassuring kino-
Prof. Santelmann asserts himself as being
perfectly we'll satisfied with the progress
the organization has made in it's work.
and feels that with the short time at its
disposal from the time Of its inception to
the date OF the first concert il will make
4 most creditable impression.
In regard to the financial end of tho
affair. the promoters OF the movement to
give Washington a first-class permanent
symphony orchestra express themselves as
being much gratified at the work of tbs
orchestra and hope for its support by the
public. The soloist at the first concert
will be Martinus Sieveking. a pianist of
the highest reputation, whose name alone
ought to be big drawing card. Mr..
sieveking will play for the first time in
this country q concerto by the Russian
composer. Rachmininoff. and a group OF
solos. Seats are on sale at Droop's.