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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-19
SOME CENTURY HOMES In AMERICA.
Showing a Few of the Many Prominent Owners Of
the Great Work.

Hon William Mckinley, president Of
the United States.
Hon. Grover Cleveland. ex-president
OF the United States
Hon Melville ". Fuller IL. D. chief
justice of the supreme court of the
United States
Lew Wallace, author Of Zen Hur." etc
Hon. Lyman J. Gage, secretary Of the
treasury
Nelson A. Miles. major general Y. s. A.
Charles w Eliot. IL D.. ex-president
of Harvard university
Chauncey NJ Depew. U. s senator from
New York
Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinals residence.
Baltimore. Nd
Sir Percy Sanderson, British consulate
genel al. New York
John Fay. secretary Of state, Washing
ton. ID. G.
Richard Olney. LII D., ex-secretary or
state, Boston, Mass
Hon. T. q. Reed ex-speal1er Of the
house, New York
John D. Long. secretary Of the navy
Right Rev. Henry L. Potter. bishop of
New 7 ork-
Hon. Justice shiras. U s supreme court.
F. L. Patton. D D.. IL D., president of
Princeton university.
General Wesley Merritt, United States
army.
Hon George +. Hoar. senator for Mas
sachusetts-
William T. Harris. LII D.. commission
er Of education.
The very Rev. Thomas J. Conaty. D. D,
rector Of Catholic university. Wash
ington, D. c.
Seth Low. IL D.. president Of Column
bfa college
David J. Brewer. associate justice Of the
United States supreme court
William X. Vanderbilt, railroad mag
nate
John Fiske, IL d.. author OF 1.-THE
American Revolution
George F. Edmunds. ex-senator from
Vermont.
James B. Angel. IL. D, president OF
the University of Michigan
w J. Rolfe, A. N, editor Of Shakes
peare's plays.
Charles Tiffany, jeweler, New York
J. Pierpont Morgan, banker.
Andrew Carnegie, capitalist
j. ID. Rockefeller, president Of Standard
Oil company
John B. Hamilton, surgeon general II. ).
Marine hospital.
Rev J. NJ Buckley, d. D. editor Of
Christian Advocate
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch. rabbi Sinai congre-
cation. Chicago. III.
Hon. Levi P. Morton, ex-vfce president
Of the United States.
Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D.. rector Of Trim
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt. governor Of
New York
Rudyard KipIing, author
r. -. Armour. capitalist, Chicago. Ill
S. Weir Mitchell, IL. D., physician and
author. Philadelphia
George W. Elkins. capitalist, Phfladel-
phia-
P. A B. widener. capitalist. Philadel-
pllia.
John Wanamaker. merchant
J. c. Strawbridge, merchant. Philadel-
Hon. c. F. warwick ex-mayor. PhiIa-
delphia-
Col, a K. Mcclure. the Philadelphia
Times
William r. Harper. LII. d.. president OF
the Chicago University.
Daniel G. Gilman. Ii. d.. president Of /
john Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Hon. Joseph Choate, ambassador to i
Great Britain. London
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Hon whitelaw Reid, editor of the New
York Tribune. New York.
The library of the president, White
House
United States supreme court
United States court of claims.
The department Of justice.
Office of the secretary Of state.
Office Of the secretary OF the treasury
Office Of the secretary Of war.
Office of the secretary Of the navy.
Office of the secretary OF the interior
Office Of the secretary Of agriculture
The senate library
And every educational institution of
prominence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-19
Some Century Homes
in England.

H r H. the Duke of York
The Ri Hon Viscount Curzon
Sir william Brit (three copies).
The Very Rev. the Dean of Rochester.
The Piccadilly club.
Rev. DR.. Parker.
The Rt Hon Earl Grey.
Commander J. S. Clark, r. N.
Sir William Onslow, Bart.
Rev. Cannon Temple.
Sir Edgar Vincent Ctwo copies).
The Hon. Sir A. Mackenzie.
The Lord Chief Baron of Exchequer of
ireland.
Sir Robert Adoncriefe, Bart.
The Rt Rev. the Bishop Of Portsmouth.
The Rt. Hon. Lord Strathcona.
IT, f.. the Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund Mon
son.
H. H the Chakore Saber OF GondaI.
The Government Of New South Wales
Lieut.. Col. J. E. Burton Mackenzie.
Sir David Stewart
The Anglo-American club, Dresden
The Rt Rev. the Dean Of Rorcester
Sir Benjamin Whitney.
The Rt. Rev the Bishop of Waterford.
The Norwich Library.
Maj. Gen. W. Spottiswood-T Trevor
The Chief Justice Of Hong Kong
Mr.. w 8. Gilbert.
Capt: and Hon. Randolph Stewart.
Sir William T. Lewis, Bart
The Hon Edward St Aubyn.
The Rt Hon. Lord Justice Sir ]. Rfgbv.
Maj Gen Sir Robert Hughes.
The Very Rev. Cannon J. Brady
H. B. Ms Consul, Samoa.
The Rt- Hon. the Earl Of BerkIey.
Mr.. Kyrie Bellew.
The Hon. Sir David Tenant
The YolxohoTna Specie Bank
Babu Bean Krishna Malta.
Rev. DR.. Woods. Head Master Of Harrow
The Hounsiow Public Library.
The Ossecc Public Library
The Albemarle Club
The Press Club Cairo.
Paymaster Of Natal Police
I2t- Hon. Lord Liangattock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-19

Maddocks. Caroline
s
Manspeaker, w. W.
Martin, AIable.
Merriam, Frank D.
Moore. J. z.
Maunsell, c. r
Miller. 0. W.
Miller. W. S.
Monaghan. P. J.
Montgomery. RI. 5.
Nudge. IT. U.
Afulvane. Joab.
Nagel. Albert @.
Nagle. Eliza.
Nash. Lou.
Noble. Walter T.
Movers. Mrs. J. W.
Osborne. z. D.
Paine, D. f.
Patten, Jas. M.
Patterson. Alice.
Popenoe. i. o.
Powell, L. NJ.
Parkinson. Jno.
Patrick. Frank
Pierce. E L
Purdon. C. D.
Ransom, J. R
Resseguie. c. F.
Rigby. NJ. F.
Roberts. Byron
Rodgers. =. a.
Robinson. Meta p.
Robinson, Mrs. E. :.
Rossington, w. H.
Schwarz, c. H. A.
Smith. Peter
Smith. Chas. B.
Smith. G. o.
Smith, H A.
Smyth. Bernard B.
State Capitol.
State Library
Steinberger, Chas.
Stryker, VIM.
Squire. Willis c.
Switzer. 7. F.
Taylor, o. A
Thomas. jonathan.
State Board of
Agriculture
Streeter. Il. c.
Thompson, w. M.
Upton, Jessie
Tillotson, ID. G.
Turner. Emmit
Wade. r. II.
Wabash College
Wagner. Geo.
Waggoner. A T.
Waldemar. Won
Dahlen.
Ware. Mrs E. F.
Washburn College.
Waters. ]. G.
Waterman. AIyron
"a.
Watkins. @. E.
Wear. F. i.
Wells. ". A.
Whitmer. O. F.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-19
SOME CENTURY HOMES
in TOPEKA.

Adams. II. J.
Anderson. "A. G.
Anderson. f II.
Auerbach. H A.
Austin. f A
August, D. J.
Bacon. f. P.
Bailey. S. G.. Jr.
Barker. J. W.
Barnes. VIM. II.
Bates. A. TT.
Bates. Mrs. w. L.
Bauer. J. G.
Beerbohm, W T.
Board Of Education
Boughton. Bessie
Bowman H. G.
Branstrup. W. 7.
Brown. c. J.
Buckmaster. DIRE
Campbell. Mrs. J. A
Clarkson. III.
Cleveland. j. M.
Clancy. Jno. T.
Coburn. T. d.
Cofran. r. L
Collins. J. S.
Comstock s. Rosen.
Countermine J. D.
Cox. Chas. ".
Crane. Frank s.
Crosby. Z. II.
Davidson. Prof.
wv. M.
Day, Jno. w.
Dennis. E. W.
Devlin. Chas J.
Doiman. Lewis S.
Doran. Thos. T.
Downing. c. 5.
Drew. James c.
Dun. James
Evans. ". f.
Free Pub. Library
Fuller, 4. M.
Carney. w. G. N.
Gleed. chaz s.
Gleed. J. W.
Going. J. W.
Goelitz. H. ".
Cant. Gertrude. /
Green. VIM.
Guild. L. E.
Hadley. H. NJ.
Hamilton. ]. D. M.
Hall. Albert.
Hancock. G. E.
Hathaway. ID. 7.
Harrison. Geo. p
Hooley. Annie J.
Hossfeld. Edw.
Howe. SamI 7.
Hudson. J. K.
Huling. A S.
Humphreys. T. D.
Hurd. A. A.
Heating, a. G.
Keith, f. II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-19
The Century Homes
in Kansas City.

Would more than I'LL the entire space
Four-ffths Of the well equipped homes
now own the work. Some professional
and business men have secured sets for
both home and Office You'll perhaps
find that four out Of five of your Kansas
City friends and acquaintance own
their set Of The Century, and would not
hesitate to recommend its purchase to
you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-19

Add Your Name to the Topeka
List.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
Tooth-Ache Dron.

Cures tooth-ache by bottled electricity, as
IL were. Grand success. Only 10 cts. Jas.
Baily Son, BALTIMORE, Md.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
WHITE STONE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartzman, their two
children and Miss Eva Bassett returned
from Baltimore Wednesday morning.
They report very pleasant stay in the
city.
Messrs. Cashey and Reynolds, agents
for the Germania Life Insurance Co.. are
In town.
They do say certain young mao of
our town got mad with one of his lady
friends and killed six of her pet cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Walker have
rented the house formerly occupied by
the late l.. 1. Sanders at River View and
have moved In.
Otis Davenport has been sick the past
week with the measles, but is able to be
out again.
Mrs. o. c. latham has been sick with
the roseola.
Miss Eva Powell is visiting Miss Ida
Powell, of Anti-Rapp.
w. Med. Lee and III. p. Hall were
surveying in this vicinity last week.
The telephone line from this place to
Foxwells store is rapidly nearing com.
pletiop. The poles are set and nearly
all the wire strung. At lsst the Island
people will be in touch with the outside
world.
AL Of our delegates to the Wheaton
convention anticipate taking steamer
Essex Friday morning.
Alvah d. James, who Is travelling
several Rappahannock Valley counties
for the Bradstreet Agency, is expected
home here Saturday. PaGBY JANE.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19

G. A. Zirckel, Of the big rubber goods
house of G. A. Zirckel & Co., Baltimore,
was csnvassing through this section
recently.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
BROOKVALE.

Miss Lucie Pincksrd is the guest of her
uncle, T. B. Hurst, at Bluff Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton, who have been
separated for sometime, are now living
happily together.
Miss Dealy Talley, who has been the
guest of her sister the past week, ha,
returned.
Mrs. ii. b. Landlord has as her guests
Mrs. Francis Booth and Mrs. Lille
Crowder, her mother and sister, respec.
lively.
Brother Bentley and family have been
on the sick list, but are now improving
Mrs. r. K. Ford, an aged lady resid.
ing at the home of G. Z. Shackelford,
near here, died from paralysis Fri
day morning last and was buried a,
White Marsh Methodist church on Sat.
urday afternoon. Mrs. Ford and her
husband, who preceded her to the grave
some three years, were earnest workers
in this church R.F.L.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
MOLUSK.

Death, the grim and relentless reaper
has been in our midst and this time has
taken our friend and neighbor, Mrs. Nal
yinia Beane. Mrs. Beane suffered an at.
tack of grip the past winter from which
she had nearly recovered. About ten
days ago she suffered a relapse, which
brought on bronchial pneumonia from
which she died last Friday morning. We
venture 10 say that there are few women
in this neighborhood who were more be-
loved than she, and II was labor of love
that her children and friends bestowed
on her in her last hours. All in human
power and kindness was done for her
but she heard the Masters voice calling
her to come up higher, and while we sym.
psthize with the bereaved, we ask them
to remember her last words "All is we'll"
"All is well" The remains were laid to
rest In Bethel NJ. E. church yard Monday
morning, and in spite OF the inclemcncy
Of the weather a large crowd followed
her, 10 pay their last tribute OF respect.
Mrs. Estelle Spedden and Miss Maggie
Seward, daughter and grand. daughter
respectively of Mrs. Malvinia Beane, who
were summoned to that lady's bedside,
returned to their homes in Baltimore
Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Beane, OF Lively, was In
this ntighborhood several DAYS the past
week.
Miss Edith Dudley, OF Lively, was Wis.
iting relatives at "Swanee River" last
week.
A Jr. o. u. A. M. Council has been
organized at Molusk with a nice little
membership and several applications In
hand for consideration.
We are sorry to hear that little Sum-
mie Mitchell, who, with his mother, Mrs.
Claudia Mitchell. Is now visiting in lower
Lancaster, has been very sick with pneu-
monia.
Jack Waddy (colored) lost a two year
old colt from lock jaw last Sunday.
Miss Annie Rains has recovered from
her recent illness and Is looking quite
well again.
Mr.. Marter, OF Monaskon farm, Is re-
ported little better, but Is still very bad
of with rheumatism.
Hozal," OF Downings, wants to know
what has become OF "D. o. c." and being
his nearest neiehbor l will say that /
don't know. I hope that all the CORE
spondents will unite in pen force and see
IL they cannot wake him from this Rip
Van Wrinkle nap. Our good editor will
soon have reason TO think that he has
Dropped Out Certain"
P.D. Northern, of Lively, has accepted
position with q firm In Leedstown and
leaves for his new home this week.
Farmers are all much behind hand in
their work.
A. j. Thomas spent Sunday and Mon.
day of this week with his mother near
Heathsville. Mrs. Thomas continues
quite sick. ST.. ANDREW.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
WEEMS.

Two men from of an oyster vessel ~
ing ia the creek came ashore near John
Neck Point and proceeded to kick up q
little disturbance recently. Several houses
were visited and the inmates aroused but
no serious damage was done. The law
should take hand In such things as this
aud put stop to them.
Henry Ashburn has just Fixed up his
fence and put nice new gate in front OF
his place.
j. s. Norris is smiling over the arrival
Of new baby girl.
We believe all OF the sick ones are inn.
proving.
Charley Damcra, has moved from
Irvington into his new dwelling here.
Tom Neale, who was farming for II. l.
Bryant, has had to return to his home on
account Of the illness OF his mother and
father.
There has been a great deal of visiting
done here of late. but mostly by the
measles and the doctors.
w. Med. Lee was surveying land near
here Saturday.
A large brick tunnel has been sunk un-
der the road near Thomas canning
house.
Capt. David Flippin is having an ad.
dition built to his dwelling.
Rev. II. L. Walton, wife aud child are
visiting friends here this week
The mother and children of Leslie
Bail aud II. A. Cri,tenden's children are
being attended this week by DR.. Newbill
Henry Hudson lost fine COW few
days ago. Tom, DICK 81 HARRY.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
HUNTSVILLE.

The severe wind and rain storm of
Sunday did great deal of damage In this
section, washing gullies in the roads and
newly plowed cornfields, breaking mills
and telephone wires, etc.
The mail-carrier from Warsaw could
not reach Litwslton Monday on account
OF the washing away of Chinn's mill dam.
X. T. Peirce has returned from Sails
bury and though still confined to his
home is improving.
Miss Sallie Tapscott, OF Fredericks-
burg, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. T.
PIERCE, at the "Oaks."
Misses Eliza Mitchell and Lizzie Sncad
were guests at the home of Mrs. Frank
Sadler the past week.
Miss Fannie Robinson, who has been
teaching In the home Of w. G. Beane the
past session, has closed her school and
will leave for Baltimore this week to Sc
leci her stock OF spring millinery for L.
I. Rock, Of Litwslton.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19

Saturday is very busy day In our
town, and from the produce OF various
kinds for sale It would seem eer long a
market-house will be needed.
Mrs. Eustace Brent spent Saturday al
her parental home.
Everett Brent has been quite sick with
tonsilitis, but is much better at this
writing.
The new department store Of M. Z.
Brent s. Sons is rapidly nearing COM
pletion, and they hope soon to ell its
commodious shelves and counters with
the newest and best products of the city.
Sunday was rainy disagreeable day;
the ROADS were almost running rivers
and very few pedestrians were out.
Mrs. K. Currell. of Indian Town, spent
last Thursday with Mrs. Lulie Flowers
Miss Cristobel yerby has returned to
her home here after a pleasant visit to
her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Simmonds, of Lam
caster G. II.
Ellis G. Richardson, our new druggist,
Is erecting large awning over the front
OF his store. Surely the drug store Is a
thing of beauty, and we hope will prove
a Joy forever.
There was no preaching iuy,he Town
Hall Sunday owing to the rain.
MEDIA.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The time Of meeting of the Marvin
Grove Camp Committee has been
changed to Friday. April 26th. A full
attendance of the committee is desired.
The Democrats of Wicomico and
Heathsville Districts will assemble a,
Wicomico Church aud Heathsville re-
spectively on April eth TO elect District
officers.
A. n. Wexford, son of Hon. r. Carter
Wexford, B. L. of the University o!
Virginia. will locate at Warsaw, and
practice his profession in the Northern
Neck.
More than dozen schooners were In
Carriers Greek harbor on Saturday las,
buying oysters, notwithstanding the
lateness or the season and the growing
warm weather.
The trucking season has opened along
the Rsppahanpock. NJ. T. Towill & Co.
of Baltimore, have received several
shipments of lettuce from &. L. Shackel-
ford, of Ottoman.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of DIR. b. Ryland Hudnall ana Miss
Lillian Garnett Denzler, the ceremony
to take place April 30th, 1901, In Rich.
mond, at the home of the bride. DR.
Hudnall is the son Of j. B. Hudnall, OF
Lillian.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19

and Others to w. ii. George on 60 acres
In White Stone.
Deed from +. l.. Harding and wife 10
q. II. and A. Dunton for 90 acres ia
White Stone.
Deed from Jno. G. Ewell 10 Il. G..
Nickens and Robt. Wsddy for IS acres.
Deed of trust to J. VIM. Chow ming on
above tract.
Deed from L. NJ. Hippo and w. f..
Currell to Maria Blackwell for 161 acres
in White Stone
Deed of trust from George ID. Haynie
to j. b. Kirkbam ON personal property
Deed OF trust from Daniel Weaver and
wife to w. b. Sanders for l6 acres ia
White Stone.
Deed from Geo. w. Sanders aud wife
to Ella V. james for Q acres in White
Stone.
Deed from James r. Gresham and
| others to Austin Morris and Frank
Lewis for one-fou-th- of-sn- acre in White
Stone.
Deed from T.. w. Bonner and wife to
z. II. Bundy for % acres in White Stone.
Deed of trust from c. II. Bundy and
wife TO w. e. Hathaway on acres 10
White Stone.
Deed of trust frem Frank Lewis to w.
b. Sanders On 2 acres in White Stone.
Deed OF trust from J. III. Waites and
wife to Harvey s. Gresham on IS acres in
Mantua.
Deed of trust from James Smith and
wife to w. E. Hathaway on acres in
White Stone.
Deed of trust from Nelson Smith TO G.
w. Sanders on 3 acres in White Stone.
Deed of trust from H. &. Hopkins and
wife TO w. L. Messick on 1 acre In
White Stone.
Deed of trust from Frank Taylor 20
w. Z. Hathaway on so acres in White
Stone.
Deed from w. A. Weaver and wife to
w. L. Hathaway for Q "a 100 acres.
Marriage contract between Armour II.
Hackney and Christina Dodson.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19

Mesdames Wilbur and Will Davis,
Tazewell Edmonds, E. L. Currell and c. l..
Marsh were visitors of Mrs. w. II. Ford
on Wednesday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
LIST OF DEEDS, ETC.

Admitted to record during and since
March term Lancaster County Court:
Deed from r. w. Pridbam and wife to
j. N. Pridham for 14t acres land in
White Stone district.
Deed from l.. L. Spedden and others
to Charles Beane for 20 acres land.
Deed from T. d. Ficklin and wife 10
Ada B. Davenport for IL 2.S acres In
White Chapel.
Deed Of trust from Fitzhugh Rust and
wife to r. o. Norris for acre in Mantua,
Deed from A. A. Ashburn and wife to
@. B. Cameron for 8 acres In White Stone.
Deed from Llewellyn Currie 10 James
NEGLECT for 10 acres.
Deed from 6. Z. Sanders to William
Self for At acres In White Stone.
Deed from Jno. C. and M. Ewell to L.
B. Foster for 10 lilo acres in White
Chapel.
Deed from @. w. Hubbard and Others
to Sarah e. Hubbard for 80 acres in
White Stone.
Deed from Sarah g. Hubbard to C. w
Hubbard for IT'S acres In White Stone.
Deed from r. G. Snyder, ag't and atty
to Solomon Rainey for 1 acre in White
Stone.
Deed Of trust from Ammon Dunton
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
THE sANDEgs-CoLEnAN SUIT

The testimony ip the Sanders Coleman
case was ended Wednesday night anC
the jury was allowed to return to ,heii
homes that night with the agreement that
they report Friday morning Thursday
was taken up in arguing the instructions
and it is expected that portion of Friday
will be consumed in the came manner.
The expense of this jury, which falls
on the county, will be about 81 .O0O-just
about the amount dog tax would bring
In this county.
The arguments will take up consider.
able time and the case will hardly go to
the jury before Wednesday of next
week.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19

No one who measured the crowd at
the Courthouse on Monday can doubt
that Lancaster Democrats are taking q
hand in politics.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
CHICKENS AND CABBAGE,

A correspondent doesn't send us these
dishes, but he gives us the following
remedies for publication, as copied from
report of Commissioner of Agriculture
of Virginia;
CURE FOR CHICKEN aAPEs.
Use peroxide of hydrogen with equal
quantity of water; drop two drops of
mixture in windpipe; repeat in several
hours if necessary.
DESTROY CABBAGE WORMS.
Dissolve one pound of saltpetre in 16
gallons of water; sprinkle the cabbage
with mixture occasionally.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
MORAN.

Miss Agnes Scates has closed her school
and returned home. She will be greatly
missed here in both day and Sunday
schools.
j. FL. Green organized Methodist
Sunday school here the 3rd Sunday in
November with % members and the Lord
is blessing the work. The average at
tendance for the past three months has
been forty. The school is steadily in
creasiug and In short while a chapel
36x40 will be built.
Rev. c. II. Jsmes preached powerful
sermon here recently. While here
Brother James received three persons
into the church. SUBSCRIBER.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
A Raging. Roaring Flo.d

Washed down telegraph line which Chas.
z. Ellis, of Lisbon. Ia. had to repair. "Stand-
Ing waist deep In 10y water" he writes, "gave
me a terrible cold and cough. 1t grew worse
daily. Finally the best doctors in oakland
Neb.. Sioux City and Omaha said had Con
sumption and could not live. Then began
using DR.. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by six bottles.~ Positively
guaranteed for Coughs. Colds and all Throat
and Lung troubles by t. J. Hayden & Son
Irvingtop; T. C. Bland, Rehoboth Church; L.
ID. stoneham, Moiusk. Price 5Oc and sl.O0
Trial bottles free.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
KILMARNOOK.

Rob Chiffon is canvassing for Die;chesI
fine cigars and tobacco.
Misses A. Blanche Messick and Lena
Pinckard and Messrs. Harry Waters and
Charley Wacker spent Tuesday evening
with Miss Leolyn Bonner.
Capt. Isaac N. Bussells was seen on
our streets Saturday.
The Sons of Veterans meeting Satur-
day fell through. Only about half q
dozen members were out.
j. B. Cralle was in Norfolk Saturday
on business.
Masons had a good turn out here yester-
day. and We learn there was much work
on the program.
There will be flower supper given In
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19
Caught A Dreadful Cold.

Marion Kooke, manager for L. NJ Tbomp-
son, large importer of fine millinery at 1855
Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago. says:~ During
the late severe weather l caught a dreadful
cold which kept me awake at night and made
me unit to attend my work during the day.
one OF my milliners was taking Chamberlain
cough Remedy for severe cold at that time,
which seemed to relieve hor so quickly that
bought some for myself. 1t acted like magic
and began 20 improve at once. 1 am now
entirely well and feel very pleased to &C
knowledge its merils,"
For sale by Il. J. willing & Co., Irviugton:
Geo. w. Sanders, White Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1901-04-19

Visitors seen here recently: w. J.
Sullivan, w. A. Collins. Joe James, DR.
III. B. Treakle, J. II. Gresham, VIM. L.
Sanders, Mrs. w. A. Cameron, Mrs. II
L. Owen, Mrs. Len Hamilton, Mrs. NJ. A.
LOOMS, Rev. II. l.. Walton, b. T. Chill.
ton, b. g. Doggett, J. III. Green, Robert
Rose, Oscar Boswell, DR.. and Mrs. w
NJ. Kirk.