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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
So Are the Present Circus
Courts.
TO GROUP THE NEW CIRCUIT,
This WIN Be Delicate Task for tn
Legislature, as All Desire to Get in
Long-Term Sectioa-seIieyed
That the New System VIZ
Result in MuaA
g d,

lin county In October. E6o. and was edu
fcrd county, and az The University a
Virginia He graduated In law at III,
latter place in June 1852, ard began n,
practice OF law In his native county. Fo
q number Of years he was the Democratic
chairman Of his county. but resigned that
position when he was nominated for thu
LEGISLATURE In 1857. From that time Id
has continuously represented his county
IN the House of Delegates Hs has al.
ways been an ectiya canvasser for thu
Democratic party, and was presidential
elector IN the Fifth Congressional Dis,
tr.ct in 1897
Mr.. Saunders was placed on the Judi.
ciary and Elections Committee In 1857,
and was made chairman OF the latter III
1880. He was made chairman of the Com.
rnittee on Courts OF Justice in 1891, and
has held that position ever since. Ha
has participated in the debates on all ting
important bills since he has been a mem.
Der of the House. During the session
OF 1S5990 he was the author of the ex.
else bill which prevented the use OF cout
po1s by the retail liquor dealers. Tho
bill was estimated to save the State in
the year of its passage from $4,000 to-
100000. This law was completely success
full In its operations. and stood the test
OF the courts. Mr.. Saunders was the au-
thor OF the law taxing Pullman Palace
Car Companies. and he was associated.
with Judge Keith and Mr.. Cabell on ths
committee appointed for the promotion
OF uniformity of legislation in the States
of the Union. re has been the author oc
sl.fs = LIZ IL iirs AsatssE s -3
CUT bird
Hon. E W SNGNDERS.
Chairman of the Committee for Courts
OF Justice.)
a number Of laws simplifying the proce-
duTe in the courts, affecting the restoring
the powers of corporations and reducing
criminal and court expenses. He has al
ways warmly advocated all legislation
and promoting the special inter-
ests of the farmers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
his superior judicial powers were plainly
of Richmond

his superior judicial powers were plainly
made manifest.
In 1892 he was elected one Of the presi-
Dental electors from Virginia, and in
1895 he was elevated to the exalted po-
sition which he now graces and adorns,
as judge of the First Judicial Circuit of
his State.
AS man Judge Prentis has always
lived without reproach and above suspi-
cion. AS a practicing lawyer, before he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
SECOND CIRCUIT,
R, R, PRENTISS, JUDGE.
The conties of Nansemond, Southamp-

The conties of Nansemond Southamp-
ton. Isle Of Wight and the city Of
Norfolk
When Judge Prentis was an aspirant
for a vacancy on the Supreme Court
bench pamphlet was issued in his be-
half in which this brief sketch of his
career was given: In the city Of Char
lottesville in the county of Albemarle.
under the classic shades of the University
of Virginia and near Monticello, the home
of the sage, patriot. and father of Demo
cracy. Thomas Jefferson, he first saw
the light. AT that great institution of
learning in June. 1876, under the in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
SEVENTH CIRCUIT,
E w SAUNDERS. JUDGE

The counties of PittsyivaHia,
Franklin. Henri. Patrick and the
city OF panviIe
Hon. E. w. Saunders was born III Frank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
FOURTH CIRCUIT,
B, A. HANCOCK, JUDGE.

liza and the city of Petersburg.
Beverly Augustus Hancock was born
September Is. 1S47. in the county of Ches-
terrified, and was educated mainly at
home. He was prepared at the age of
fourteen to enter college. but was pre-
vented by the war. At seventeen he
entered the Confederate army a $ mem
Der of the Powhatan Battery. and sur
rendered with Lee a Appomattox Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-27
when Cleveland was nominated the first

time.
He qualified as judge of the Second
Judicial Circuit of Virginia, comprising
the counties of Brunswick, Chesterfield,
Dinwiddie, Greenesville. Nottoway,
Prince George. Surry and Sussex, and
the city of Petersburg, in 1856. which Of
flee he still holds. having been elected
three times. He is one of the trustees
of Richmond College and Of the Womans
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27

ter with the rank of captain, to sue
coed Major +. W, Houston, who re
signed in February. Since that time
Mr.. Mcclure has been acting quarter
master.
Major H. G. Ford, adjunct profess
sor of Latin and f nglish was elected
to full 'professorship in those de-
partments, with the rank of colonel.
Major Ford has been serving as act
ing cOmmandant, and he is request
ed to continue in that capacity.
A resolution was adopted nominal
ing General Ship as the representa-
tive of the Institute on the State
Board of Education provided for in
the new Constitution.
The following were appointed State
Cadets from the Senatorial districts
named 9th district, Howard Porter;
10th district, C. w. Whiting; 18th
district, F. c.. Brooke; 18th district,
J. n. Peyton; 18th district, MOncure
Campbell Goth district, Kirk Otey;
Goth district, q. II. Fulton; eth dis
trict, Harry Carlton; Bend district,
John Paul; 33rd district, r. b. Bur
roughs; 34th district, q. w. Morris;
seth district, w. p Currier; 39th
district, l.. S. Nottingham;
Appointed at large: A. J. Chewing,
r. f. i. Herrell, w. l.. Yancey, Taze-
well Elicit.
G. p. Marks was appointed to the
Philip st. George Cooke scholarship.
Among the alternates appointed is
the name of Arthur S. Campbell, son
of DR.. J. H. Campbell of Lexington.
A sum not to exceed $4,000 was APP
for the pedestal of the New
Market monument. 1t is expected
that this monument will be complet-
ed by naXt commencement, at which
time the ceremonies Of unwilling, will
take place.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
CuriOS at V. NJ. i.

There are now on exhibition in the
library at the V. NJ. !. number of
interesting implements Of war, re-
Gently sent to Lexington,
In one group is large sword to-
gether with number of arrows,
which were secured by S. u. DENLY
of the class of 80. from inside the
gates of the "Fort idden City, Pekin,
China, and by him presented to his
alma mater.
The two other collections represent
implements of warfare from the Phil
ippines. One group contains bOlOs,
swords and knives and ole pistol
The implements are of curious work
manship, some of iron, some Of steel
with horn and wooden handles
The sheaths are of wood and leather,
They were sent by Lieutenant Il. a.
Hickman of the class of 90
An interesting flag is in the cOllec-
ton, captured at the battle of Bin
ang. Philippines, on LawtOn's raid,
by Lieutenant w. c. Geiger, of the
class of '95. The flag is red and blue,
about four by six feet, and has Il
fringe of red and white
These articles are surInOunted on a
mat made from the inner bark Of
some native tree, with figures of
unique design in red.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Mr.. Patton is POStlnast

After several weeks delay since Mr.
Patton's nomination to the Senat e as
postmaster of Lexington, on Tuesday
evening that body confirmed his APP
pointment.
1t will be but short time before
he will take charge of the pOstOflice
and its business management, and if
he succeeds as we'll as his predecessor
in watching after the interests of its
patrons, the Democrats will e per-
fectly satisfied with him.
Mr.. Patton will be assisted by Re
publicans in conducting the office,
which will be run on strictly party
lines, and it is his intention to give
satisfactory and efficient service to
the public. Mr. Il. l.. Conner will be
assistant postmaster, and Mr. Mason
Beaver will probably be retained as
clerk.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Alumni BANQUET.

The alumni banquet was held
Tuesday night in the messhall. Covers
were laid for several hundred guests,
many ladies being among the num-
Der. Captain Joseph r. Anderson,
president of the association, acted as
POSTMASTER. Following is the list of
toasts, and the names of those
responding: 1.-The Virginia Military
Institute,n by A. A. Blow of London;
Board of Visitors" by Alexander
Hamilton, President of the Board;
THE Faculty" by Col. r. A. Mari;
Glass of 1902" NJ. +. NJ. Werth;
"War Cadets, John s. Wise; Battle
of New Market General j. f. Roller;
1.-The United States" Hon. David A.
DeArmond; Woman, LCvelyWoman"
William Wheatly.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Died.

AGNOR.-At her home near
Elmeria, Thursday morning, June
10th, Mrs. Leanna Agnor. She was
born in 1912 and was consequently 80
years of age. She left the following
children: John T. Agnor, George w.
Agnor, VIM. w. Agnor and David
Agnor, and Mrs. j. ID. Copper, Mrs.
J. s. Anderson and Mrs. J. NJ. Up
dixie. Her husband, Andrew Agnor,
for many years previous to the war,
operated the Elisha Paxton mill and
later Oh bought the Edmondson mill,
where he died about 30 years ago
Mrs. Agnor was the oldest person in
that community, and died from old
age
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
The Vice of Nagging

Clouds the happiness Of the home, but
a nagging women often needs help. She
may be so eivons and run down In
health that trines annoy her. II she Is
melancholy, excitable, troubled with loss
Of appetite, headache, sleepl ssness. con-
,tipaiion or fainting and dizzy spells, she
needs Electric B itters, the most wonder
ul remedy for aillng women. Thousands
OF sufferers from female troubles, nervous
t. oubles, back ache and weak kidneys
have used it and become healthy and hap
by. Try it. Only soc b. II. Gorrell
guarantees satisfaction.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Tent Meeting.

Rev. II. II. Morris, pastor of the
Buchanan Baptist church, assisted
by Rev. DIR. Edwards of the Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louisville.
KY, on June Goth, commenced two
weeks meeting on the Plank Road
near the Ruff farm. All are cordially
invited to these meetings.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT AM
ADJUTANT: ii. II. Rankin, Luray
Va.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT AM
QUARTERMASTER J. ID. Sinclair
Hampton, Va.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANTs J. d.
Owen, Lynchburg, Va; II. l.. Flower
rec, Vicksburg, Miss; w. H. Tate
Baltimore, Md; w. Y. Blackwell
Durham, n. G..
To BE SECOND LIEUTENANTs: s.
S. Lee, Fredericksburg, Va; w. l..
Carneal, Richmond, Va; II. w. White,
Abingdon, Va; T. A. Dewey, Colds
boro, n. G.
TO BE SERGEANT MAJOR: c. s.
Dawley, Dallas, Tex.
To BIZ QUARTER MASTER SER
GEANT: w. w. La Prade, Otterdale,
Va.
To BE FIRST SERGEANTs: Reuben
Ragland, Petersburg. Va; d. c..
Pearson, Pearisburg, Va; f. H.
johnson, Norfolk, Va; G. w. Hol-
lingsworth, Shreveport, La.
TO BE SERGEANTs: i. G. Left
wich, Dallas, Tex; w. G.. McChord,
Springfield, KY; F. X. Hyatt, Jones
vile, Va; J. G.. l.. Orme, Washing
ton, ID. c.; w. Copper, Norfolk, Va;
j. w. Crowdus, Dallas, Tex: q. w.
Headley Lexington, KY; w. Weaver,
Fort Monroe. Va; G. f. Collier,
Petersburg, Va; J. f. Biscoe, Wash
ington, ID. c.; &. II. Mourning, Louis
vile, KY; William Malone, Peters
burg, Va; Y. G. Gordon, Richmond,
Va; p. r. Camp, Franklin, Va; f. II.
Wood, Richmond, Va. {; H. b. Worden,
Missoula, Mont.
II. Leave of absence until Monday,
the first day of September, 1902, is
granted to Cadet Captain White,
S. G., Cadet Quarter Master Sinclair
Cadet Quarter Master Sergeant La
Prade, Cadet First Sergeants Rag
land, and Johnson, f. H., Cadet
Sergeants Copper, Gordon, Camp,
and Hyatt, and to Cadet Lance
COrporals James, Martin, Davant, II.
W., Glenn, Jones, Tabb, and Keyser.
These Cadet Officers and Non Com
missioned Officers are ordered to
report for duty on Monday, September
list, to assist in organizing and drill
ling New Cadets,
III. The First Glass is hereby re-
lieved from duty.
". Leave of absence Is granted to
all Cadets, except those mentioned in
II of this Order, until
Tuesday, September 9th, 1902.
V. New Cadets are required to re-
port for duty on September 1st.
BY command,
BRIGADIER-GENERAL SHIP,
superintendent.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Death of Rev. John w. Canter.

From the effects of a runaway acct
dent, Rev. J. w. Canter, pastor of a
Methodist church near Covington,
died Saturday afternoon. He was
6S years of age and leaves a family.
Mr.. Canter had acceptably filled the
pastoral charge of Collierstown four
years, and also that of Fairfield four
years. By the parishioners of both
these churches his death will be
heard with sorrow, and the COM
munity at large unite with them, in
this sad visitation of Providence.
Revs. A. p. Boude and j. II. Light
of Lexington attended the funeral in
Staunton. Rev. A. p. Boude made
an address in the church on the de-
ceased brother, his character and his
work. At the conclusion Of the ser
vices at the church, his body was
taken to Thornrose Cemetery and
Inferred with Masonic hOnCrs. Rev.
J. H. Light was one of the pallbear-
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
The Oaaette.
LEXINGTON, Va, JUNE 27, 1902.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

On account of rem oval this
week to our new quarters, up stairs
in the White building, next door
to WithrOw's corner, on Main
street, this issue of The GAZETTE
is published 80 hours in advance
of our regular time for publication.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Personal.

Personal.
Mr.. John Boone of Roanoke, il
visiting Mrs. j. c. Boude.
Miss Jennie Markli has returned
from visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Presley G. Heron of Chicago, is
the guest of DIR. c. G. Dold.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VIM A. Anderson
returned to Richmond Monday.
Mr.. Samuel w. SteIrett of High
land county, has been in town several
days.
Miss Lucy Howe of Pulaski county,
is visiting Mrs. S. Y. Ruff of neal
Lexington.
Mr.. Frank w. jerks and family of
Richmond are here this week visit
ing relatives.
Dr. j. II. Pierson of Baltimore, is
visiting his parents, Mayor and Mrs.
w. F. Pierson.
Mr.. f. A. Senseney of Roanoke, was
here Tuesday visiting his father, Mr..
James NJ. Senseney.
State Treasurer A. W. Hartman is
attending the finals at the Virginia
Military Institute.
Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker attended
the obsequieS of Judge Charles Graf
tan at Staunton Saturday.
Mr.. l.. Sachs of Baltimore, wa
this week in Lexington visiting his
daughter, Mrs. l. Weinberg.
Captain Lewis Hartman las an
nounced himself candidate for the
sheriffalty of Augusta county.
Mrs. S. Med. Gold of West Viz
ginia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
4. p. Randolph of Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Kregloe Of
Roanoke, are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Greirerof near Fairfield.
Mr.. J. II. Roberts, who was q former
citizen of Lexington, was here Tues
day with the Roanoke excursiOnists.
DIR. w. s. Currell attended the com
mencement of the Lynchburg High
School last Friday night and delivered
the diplomas to the graduating class.
Mr.. William b. Morrison, son of
the late Captain j. ID. Morrison, who
has been teaching in Beaumont,
Texas, has returned to his home at
Engleman.
Rev. II. A. Hall and Mr. Banks Witt
are in attendance as the representa-
tiyes Of the Lexington Baptist church
upon the State Convention of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union now
in session in Lynchburg.
Mrs NJ. S. Moffett, principal of the
Rockbridge Normal school, leaves
this week for the Peabody Summer
Normal at Tappahannock, where she
will be instructor inPTTmary Methods,
Geography and Physiology.
Tuesdays Augusta Argus: Judge
Lyman Chalkley, of our county
court, and Joseph a. Glasgow, Staun-
tons police justice, were last week
announced as candidates for the Cir
cult court judgeship against Judge
Letcher.
A series of sermons on "Women of /
the Bible" will be delivered Sunday
evenings at Trinity Methodist church
by the pastor, Rev. ]. II. Light, be-
ginning Sunday evening next, June
20, with THE Queenliest Woman of |
Them ALL
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
HEADQUARTERS,
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Time % 1909 !
GENERAL ORDERS,

NO.
Upon the recommendations OF
the Academic Board, the following
named members of the First Glass
have been declared by the Board OF
Visitors graduates of the Virginia
Military Institute in the order OF
their names.
I. Max Quinn Kelley, Va.
,. Ralph Albert Riser, Tex.
3. Paul Allen Tllery, N. G.
4. Jennings Chopper Wise, n. Y,
). Friedrich Blunden Downing, Va.
6. Herbert Gait Garland, Va.
I. Jesse Barnard Wright, Va.
8. Henry Voting Stude, Tex.
9. Murray lines Forbes. Va.
TO- Richard FOntaine Maury, n. Y.
II. Montague Blundon, Md.
-. Henry Jouette Geiger, Va.
-. Robert Fisher Eastman, Va.
IA. Friedrich Montgomery Parrish, Va.
-. Hugh Mccormick Howard, ID. G.
1G. Joseph Campbell Allen, Tex.
II. Andrew Bryson Rawn, Va.
Is. Edward Douglas Jackson, Va
10. Mathew Fontaine MauryWerth, Va
20. Ira Brannon Johnson, Va.
81. Myron Barraud Marshall, Va
Friedrich Currie Mcdonnell, Ala.
%. Francis Register Maginniss, Md.
"A. Andrew Claudius Perkins, Ga.
%. Lucien Lloyd Bass, Va.
2G. William Vernon Smiley, Va.
%. Charles Johnston, Va.
2S. Thomas Munford Rinehart, Va.
20 james Hampton Rogers, Ky.
30, Beverly Crump Lewis, Jr., Va.
81. Henry Moncure McCance, Va.
30. Alfred Agile Adams, Va.
80. James Mercer Barnett, Ala.
"a Beverly Harris Tucker, Va.
DIsTIYGUIsHED GRADUATES: NJ. O.
Kelley, Va, II. a. Riser Tex, p, A.
n. c., J, c, Wise, n, Y.
GRADUATES IN ENGINEERING
COURSE: X. A. Riser, Tex; j. G.
Wise, n. Y; f. b. Downing, Va;
r. +. Eashtham, Va; X. Blundon,
Md; II. a. Stude, Tex; r. f. Maury,
n. Y; j. b. Wright, Va; II. }. Geiger,
Va. II. q. Garland, Va; A. G. Per
kins, Ga; NJ. l. Forbes, Va; II. NJ.
Howard, ID. c.. f. ID. Jackson, Va;
c. Johnson, Va; f. c. Mcconnell,
Ala; Y. NJ, Rinehart, Val a, b,
Rawn, Va; a. a, Adams, Va; w. V.
Smiley, Va; !. b. Johnson, Va
GRADUATES IN ELECTRICAL
COURSE: p. a. Tillery, N. c.; l.. l.
Bass, Va; f. r. Maginniss, Nd; j.
H. Rogers, Ky; NJ. f. NJ. Werth, Va;
b. c. Lewis, Va; NJ. b. Marshall, Va;
f. NJ. Parrish, Va.
GRADUATES IN CHEMICAL COURSE.
NJ. O. Kelley, Va; J. G. Allen, Tex;
II. NJ. McCance, Va; j. n. Barnett,
\ la.; IS. ii. fucker, Va.
II. Upon the recommendation of
he Academic Board, the Board of |
Visitors have conferred the Degree /
If Bachelor of Science upon the fol-
owing members Of the First Class:
w. G. Kelley, Va. in Chemical Course;
Z. A. Riser. Tex, in Engineering
curse; p A. Tillery, N. c., in Flee
ricaI Course; J. G. Wise, n. Y, in
Course.
III. The First Jackson Hope Medal
las been awarded to Cadet Quinn
Kelly, va.
The Second Jackson-Hope Medal
as been awarded Cadet Albert Ris-
er, Tex,
By command
EHIaADIER-GFNERAL SHIP,
Superintendent.
II. +. HYATT, g.,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
HEADQUARTERS
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
June %, 1902.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 23.
|. Upon the recommendation ofthe
Acting Commandant of Cadets, the
following promotions and appoint
ments are made in the Battalion of
Cadets, to take effect this day, and
they must be obeyed and respected
accordingly:
To BE CADET CAPTAINS: q. S.
Dewey, Goldsboro, N. c.; i. II. Nc
Adow, Bozeman, Mont; S. G.. Whit
tie, Martinsville, Va; j, H, Ellerson,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Brilliant Cadet Gerr:. Il.

tary Institute, was danced MOnda
night in the gymnasium of til
StOrewall Jackson Memorial build
ing. The dancing hall was taste
fully decorated for the occasion b
Mr.. ". NJ. Kramer. The cadet
and their fair partners wer
costumed in white, the youn,
ladies Carrying magnificent Ameri
can Beauty roses. The german
was opened at 1890 o'clock will
"The Military Man" march from
Floradora, the music being fur
Eished by Schroeder's orchestra of
Washington.
About Is couples took part in
the dance. The leader was Cadet r.
NJ. August of Richmond, with Miss
Nellie Butler of Arkansas.
The assistant leaders were:
Cadet Herbert Tutwiler with
Miss Eva Butler, Arkansas.
Cadet A. B. Rawn with Miss
Anne Devant, Virginia.
Cadet NJ. F. M. Werth with Miss
Julia Ravanel, Washington.
Cadet W. P. Upshur with Miss
Facon, Washington.
The other couples of the opening
figure were:
Cadet Rinehart with Miss Sibley,
Philadelphia.
Cadet II. w. Stude with Miss
Stude, Texas,
Cadet Tillery with Miss Dana
Butler, Arkansas.
Cadet Lewis with Miss Ridgely,
Lexington.
Cadet Forbes with Miss Baily,
North Carolina.
Cadet de Steiger with Miss
Bidgood, Virginia.
Cadet Tucker with Miss Louie
Roller, Virginia.
Cadet Jackson with Miss Nc
Glaughlin, Virginia.
Cadet Wright with Miss Helen
Stevens, Virginia.
Cadet Wise with Miss Margaret
Roller, Virginia.
Cadet Adams with Miss Nina
Armistead, Baltimore.
Cadet Johnston with Miss Wise,
New York.
Cadet Parrish with Miss Baker,
Virginia.
Cadet Bailey with Miss Doyle,
Virginia.
Cadet Riser with Miss Broken
brough, Virginia.
Cadet Marshall with Miss David
sen, Virginia.
Cadet McCance with Miss Lutz,
Virginia.
Cadet Howard with Miss Lee,
Virginia.
CadetPerkins with Miss Howard,
Washington.
Cadet Blundon with Miss Ham
ner, Virginia.
Cadet Johnston with Miss Pur-
cell, Virginia.
Cadet Bass with Miss Booker,
Cadet Ward with Miss Tucker,
Cadet Mcconnell, with Miss
Bell Howard, Virginia.
The chaperones were: Mrs.
Hunter Pendleton, Mrs. f. w.
Nichols, Mrs. r. A. Mari, Mrs. H.
c, Ford, Mrs. Francis Mallory,
Mrs. F. H. Brockenbrough, Mrs.
J. L. Logan, Mrs. r. L. Owen, Mrs.
NJ. b. Corse, Mrs. Howard, Miss
Annie White, Miss Duval, Miss
>imms, Miss Margaret Freeland,
md Mrs. Richard Roberts of
y / a. N mon6
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Would Smash the Club.

II members Of the Hay Fever Associa-
ton" would use DR.. King g New Discovery
for Consumption, the club would go TO
pieces, for 1t always cures this malady,
and Asthma, the kind that battles the
doctors it wholly drives from the system.
Tn ousands Of once-hopeless sufferers
from Consumption. Pneumonia, Bron-
chitis owe their lives and health to it,
1t conquers Grip, saves little ones from
Group and Whooping Cough and Is pos
lively guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
troubles. SOC. $l.00. Trial bottles free
at B. H. Gorrell's Drug Store.