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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-09-25
We believe thoroughly in
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price we charge for it if it
is properly used. Our pa
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in this community. 1t has
been going day after day
until each issue is welcom-
ed as an old friend of the
family. The news it brings
is news of neighbors, of
personal affairs in which all
have more or less of a COM
mon interest. If one of our
readers called upon you, a
merchant, you would do
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vince him that what you
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n.erited monument to their noble de-

tcerited monument to their noble de-
fender.
Know that Stuart believed in Rich
mond's danger, and l am positive sac
riGced his life in the defense Of the
honor Of the women of Richmond.
say this because slept with him
the night before ne was wounded, and
before the dayIight we We're talking
about the struggle expected that day,
knowing the greatly superior force we
had to contend with He seemed to ap-
pear depressed and said to me on my
begging him not to expose his lie as
reclllcssiy as he had done SO oten. (rl s
| did at the request OF his beloved wite)
made when he parted with her the eve
ming before, If we are to be defeated.
don wish to Tive after t." | was so
Impressed with this remark that | k t
very close TO his person during the next
DAYS battle and vas the last staff officer
with m before he was wounded.
a short time before he was wound ID
we were right in the line OF battle. I'M
der heavy fire: I again demonstrated
with him and begged him not to stay
there His reply was II an obliged to
be here lie then left me to hep re-
organize our broken lines by the terrib, e
and overpowering fire of the ene17y. Ee
at once. as learned that dav from his
own lips. rode down the line t. the
spot where he received his death wcu"d.
and there fired all tue shots of his re-
volver into the enemy's retreating Ii es
at not more than twenty PAGES: hence,
he fell IAN easy mark to the enemy's
fire.
And I believe that he thus exposed
hir>se!f after having hoen refused r.
Inducements by General Rracg after
having been repeatedly begged and urged
by Stuart 70 extend his line to connect
with our left. thereby preve7ti7e the
enemy from outf1anking US. And thus
he by his presence and noble daring en-
ablcd his small force to save Richmond
and hn~ women from outrace.
Surely the city of Richmond will now
I trust fulifI her nromise o bui'd this
monument and s1l"elv 80 '"dies of R'ch-
1nond VIII unite with in performing
this. our duty to orr beloved cnief
am yours faithf"1lv.
A. r VFNABLE. JR..
lnspector-General on General j. e. E.
Stuart's Staff. c. S. a.
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Smith ! al Sociatv.

An election OF officers was held by the
Srnithdeal Society at their meeting last
FRIDAY night Mr.. Edward Snlithdeal was
elected president while Miss MAY I,'n-
die VIII fill the vice presidents chair for
he ensuing term OF office. An entertain
ment preceded the election and was
heartily enjoyed by all.
The prize offered for the member who
could answer the greatest number Of
Questions concerning literary events was
awarded to Ai1. G. S Lewis. Solos. rec
itations and readings by Misses May Lun-
die and McLane and Mr.. J. I. carp We're
greatly enjoyed.
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l950-Boykia, F. NJ.

l950-Boyki7. F. NJ.
l0G-batkins, l. D., Dr..
107S-Bryan. George.
25U0-Blair, Walter.
257-Blankenship. a B.
1402-Bishop. S. e.
1S96-Beal. Z. J.
G57-Bronw's Sons. D. q.
l6O2-Bowman & Gregory.
1tol-Bishop. S. E.
16l7-Bur .ey. w. w.
l323-Burton. NJ F.. & Son,
161S-Brown. Leroy E.
2So3-Berry, E.
2906-BaiIie. Thomas D.
177+-Catett. r. H
S97-Campbell & Brander.
I024-Capitol Commission Company.
lo29-Carey. Alfred S.
27S1-Commercia Printing Company
113-Correri Amadeo.
l327-Carrington, David
2S64-Crull. C. Z.
Il7e-Catogni. X. c. & Co.
lo0o-Cardwell Machine Company.
25+-Chewning, \. ]. Company.
2S69-Chapin, Flora E., Miss.
2SS4-Crump. Z. I.
1543-Dicerson Picking Company.
25-deSaussaure. NJ. H. Miss.
20(;-DesPortes Fl. ". Dr..
2a16-Dietz Printing Company
2i59-Duke. George ".
l415-Dominici Company
2g7-Dorset. Snead & Company.
ISl5-Eanes. Walter F.
1905-Evans & Sharp.
1G6S-Evans. f. ".
2S9I-r,vans, r. c.
1l61-Epps H. Claiborne & Bro.
2Sc7-E.lmore. NJ. NJ
f924-E7ordham. J. N.
T991-F!etcher. Howard. Dr..
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fhie-irC E-v.

Notices have been sent out by Chief Of
Police Howard OF the dsa pDearance of
Robert Thomas Of No $50 North Fifth
Street. He is fifteen years old. large for
his age. has sandy hair. dark ewes and
one tooth out in front He has not been
seen since October 10Th Any Information
will be gladly received by the Chief or
Mrs. Cora C. Thomas, at the above num-
Der.
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THE FuBLIC

will please note the following additions
to the Southern Bell Telegraph and Tel
ephone Conlpany's list OF subscribers
since the publication of their supple
rnent. dated November Is. 1902:
int9-American Beneficial Insurance Co.
l7S6-Armstrong. Thomas.
aS5-Allison & Matthews.
t40t-Adkins. w. P.
l4i7-Anderson. w. J.
l2al-Alen. Branch r.
2927-American Guild Insurance.
lS07-Booker, A. c..
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CONTINUED from Ec,eenh Page,

,ohn w. Gordon. W. r. Vawter: Misses
Kat. NJ Rowland Ellen Jones; Mes
DANES James DRAKE. a. NJ. Gwathmey
G, w. p. Brock D. a. Brown. Thomas
Bowcock; Misses Mamie Shelton MAI
tie Harris. Ilitt:e Stiles: Mesdames En-
e.rs ROBINSON. James Nerih ana Z. y.
Botchkiss
The annual reports OF the president
and yice-Tesents wc!c read. showing t!iat
during The past year there mas Seen
larse accumulation % documents and
relics OF every description.
An Importan; addition has been the
twelve Sheppard pictures at q cost of
three hundred dollars. The omissions
made in lie lists of the cice-resents and
elternates OF last week are:
North Carolina. Mrs Allison Hodges.
alternate; South Carolina, Mrs. Waller
Morton; Gec:g!a Mrs. Fannie Z.
TONNES; Alabama. Mrs. a. NJ Gwath-
rey: Texas. Mrs. George W. Mayo
"A n.oti,i %as made by the c. NJ. L, 5.
that NIL result il protest to the su-
perin;endent OF Public Instruction
eGains, the use OF Fiske : United States
History in tile public schools.
a gift Of W. pictures 10 the Kentucky
room. made by MIS-. Basi. Duke, OF Ken
lucky. was shown by Miss Matte liar
ris. One OF the PICTURES represented Cen
era! joan Morgan as a sGnny-ialred
baby bog IN his mothers arms. the other
represented him as a young officer in
full Confederate uniform Mrs. Duke is
q sister Of General Morgan.
Person 4} i.leH5i5n.
All ex-students Of Helms in Richmond
and It's vicinity are r,q4esLed 10 NEE.
q, tbs Executive Mansion next Tuesday.
december 9th, at =. NJ. for the pur-
pcse OF forming a Richmond chapter OF
the HuiiiEs Al4mnae Association Ii Is
probable that Mrs. Andrew j. Montague,
an a.unana OF iollins. VIII be made
President OF the chapter
Mrs Richard 7. Wilson. one Of the
most deligA.fuI hostesses in Richmond,
and one noted for clever and unique de-
wees in her methods of entertaining gave
2 Noahs ark party last Friday eve
ming at S:l5 O'Clock. to which 4 number
OF her intimate friends were hidden, and
VIII oh proved one of the most brilliant
successes Of the season
Mrs Wilson had sent TO Baltimore and
procured i number Of ingenious NINA
ture arks. the tops OF which could be
removed at pleasure. The game was
so,red Nth animals which were drop
ped in the ark one by one as the players
I,rcgresseo Mrs Wilson's pariors were
rest tastefully adorned with crimson
carnations. Christmas berries. running
pine and ferns.
Mrs. P. l. Conquest entertained Friday
afternoon from to p II, in honor Of
he, friends Mrs G. NJ. Furman OF New
York. and rs. B. Thorpe, Of Woodbury.,
y ].
Pretty and tasteful decorations were in
white and green, white roses and maiden
hair farms forming the center-Hiene OF
the tea table Mrs Conquest was eowned
in gray crepe with white chiffon yoke;
Mrs FlIrn1an had on black lace over
white silk. and Mrs Thorpe wore pearl
gray silk hsrnani OYER gray liberty silk.
Mis-. Han-y Iiarwood was very pretty in
white etanlirle. With incustations OF white
lace.
The rec>ntfon al Lakeside Country
C7iih last afternoon was the 6~st Of
se,ies which ii is believed will be very
Mrs 1lucien Tatunl. invited by TIE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Se.i,iNr GrarfeG.

The stare Board of Public Works yes
terSay decided to allow the Norfolk Rail
way and Light COMPANY to cross the
ira clls Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Belt Line Railroad Cor1pany at point
in Norfolk county lust outside of Rerk-
10y The case has been under considera
ton by the board for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
S. ?. G. G. w Il Meet,

Next Wednesday afternoon the Society
fc7 the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
iii Ell Will hold called meeting In the
Chancery Court room The Meeting viii
take place at ] O'Clock. y special com
,c.ttee. composed of Rev James Cook,
Fathe! o Reilly. Henry Hut2ier A II.
Christian ard S. H Cottrell will rnnnrt.
This committee was appointed TO nor-
nate officers and devise rulss for a bet
ter management of the institution.
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2s25-Jacobs & Levy.
172a-kiber j. W.. DR..
63t-kaempt s Candies.
1iU3-keI.y. w II.
l639-ktng. Charles
1036-LeVy. c. q.
1020-Lons. K Z.
13J2-LeWis L. L.
555-Lefew. Charles E.
S7+-Lewitt, Jacob.
15SD-Lawson. NJ
0S-L!eberuuthA Abrams CompaHS'
15+1-LaF eur. W. II.
2913-Lehman. c. Il
1767-McEvoy. John J.
IS5S-AIankin. E. 7.
101G-Morris. E. l.
1954-AIoore. J. II.
13S4-McCrav. 8. v, Dr..
1ts6-Meoni. S. c.. Mrs
1350-Marci1etti. Louis.
1SsS-Nlartin. ". NJ
3299-Nliller. T. a
1947-Massey Business ColleSs
cs7:-aIountcas ". A & Company.
257t-Nfaury. R l.. Colonel
l15O-Mingee. r. Il.
i7ss-Mies w. 4
2SSO-McD onorgh James.
2a1SMyrtle. Thomas.
246o-Nageisman & Guidt-
1Oe3-Onesty. Carlo
1S5tO.Sul!ivan. P. c.
1s4G-Oliver Chilled Pillow Works.
1s3s-Onesti & Carnicell!.
ao2S-Owens. w. Fl.
aa13-Owens. W. Fl.
1u7+Parrisli. a. J.
c'26-Pickles. W. f.
l?sS-Pa1nore. e w.
19251Par-ish. ". NJ.
1s76-Parrish. r. ".
1173-PnirtS. J. E.
2SHf-Phi''ips. J. H
o5olPorter. G. J.
1saa-Redtord. B. F. s Son
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Pickett Auxiliary.

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF George E. Pickett
Camp viii hold their regular meeting
Tho meeting VIII take place at P. NJ.
at the new hall. No. SCI North Seventh
Street ! full attendance is desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Runaway n arriage

Especial N'soa-rh to The 7''nes>
PETERSBURG. VA, December 6.-Nfr.
s. 8. Croker OF Dendron, Surry county.
ard Miss Lena Ellis. of Sussex county.
ran awav to Halifax. \. C. and were
married last Wednes lay. They have re-
turned to Dendron, where they will live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

(Rv Associq ted Press J

TRURO. y. s. Dec. G--The Canadian
Pacific fast express which left Ha flax
for St John and Montreal this morning
was wrecked on the Entercoloniai Rail
vsay near Belmont station
Four persons were killed and seren
passengers and one brakeman injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

| cluo 10 be the chairman OF the after
1 .IoOn was assisted 10y Mrs Edwa!
J. " ills. Mrs. Z. l. Bemlss. Mrs Ii, y
/ L. CabeIi, MIS-. Ben Palmer. MIS-. Lei IN
/ Joynes. Mrs. Apram Warwick, Miss
T. Louise Lewis. ka,uieen Anderson. May
! Pesrau. Mamie Lay and oilers.
Mrs. j. NJ. Vogdes. Of Philadelphia,
anc Mrs. Charles w. Kitnbaii. of Tren-
tcn n J., have been visiting their sister,
AIRS 4. W Mics. OF North Beech street.
ioi several days. Both ladies will re-
turn home this week.
Miss Eloise Bruce. the daughter .o OF
Mr. and Mrs. Albert c. Bruce. who mas
Lately returned from a course of study
in the best New York and Phlaoeiptid
ar: schools, has gotten out Nirsiiita
( calendar with quotations from virginia M.
authors, Miss Mary johnston; ,,-,i M,Ss
! Father Tabb. Father Ryan, colonci wv. "
! Gordon Mecca be- Miss Anne SteGaf W ~
ston. Miss Mamie s. Winston, MISS S
Maria B.air. Mr.. James branch Caoell'
Miss Leila Caperton Stiles ana MISS
Molly Elliott Seawell being some o. ttle
makeup.
The friends end patrons OF Richmond
Female Seminary are cordially nj GO
to be present al the Christmas Teci auon
December 18th. from to 10 F. NJ Il
viii take place in the seminary chapel
among the pleasant enter ailments
Of next week will be the tea to be gir' n
by Mrs Thomas Housi,ton Lcary De
cernbcr uth in honor of her daush er,
Miss Nora Leary.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy are
called to meet at Lee Camp Hal Well
nesday afternoon at I o'clock. al! mem
hers are urged 10 be present
Mr.. George cole Scott left last night
for San Francizco. his IFS. objective in
tour around the world, which re
conte1nplates making. From San Fran
cisco Mr.. Scott will go to Japan
The wedding of Miss Julia Morris. of
40. 30 West Main Street. to Mr.. BT'ce
Curd will be solemnizzd quietly in the
home Of the bride December goth. with
c:.ly few friends and relatives to wit
ness the ceremony. the bride and groom
leaving for Northern tour Immediately
afterward Miss Morris and her flance
az. both well known and very popular
The BOARD OF Managers OF the Wo-
mans Christian Association viii meet n
the rarlcTs Of the association ouldii 5
at noon Monday. December S;h.
Mr.. Joh7 Irhv. former n2anastnS. editor
OF the Richmond Times and for some
time a member OF the staff Of the Denver
T,.,nas. axnecre 10 visit Ri~Smor9 soon.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Irhy.
In Miss Elo.se Bruce's virginia Ca
endar' the cove design IS q s7rav from
tie virginia creeper. There ar" s'v IL
lustrations. all Of them showing darky
ckarac. eristics- with darkv figures in tie
foreground For instance. a dusl:y lite
..To1sy ho'ds an umbrella over her
head for winter and snrins. a p ka-
nirnv comes TO 2 jef fro eating ger
anoles in May and June A variation
of the same individual holds high ca
nivaI witty the watermelon for Ju'v q
August The darkv at a co-n-chucking
be is enblarratic OF September and :
tobar. & comfortable old NANNY stards
with turkey in her hand for the
7 ..arkscivine ard Christmas moths.
The calendar VIII he rlaced on sic TO-
morrow, and will excite no little interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Miss Alice Castieman the daughter OF
General Castleman, Of kentucky. and
one Of the most beautiful women IN the
South. viii visit her brother. Lieutenant
Castle11an. Of the United states recev-
ing ship Franklin. In, Norfolk very soon.
Those who remember Miss CastleTnan
al the White Sulnhur during the season
OF 1900 and remember also what social
leader and belle she was during that
season one of the most brilliant for
many years. can easily realize how much
pleasure will be afforded her Virginia
friends In seeing her again
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! Quarart tine.


lI5E' ftIt6I J
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. 6-The
hattleship Wisconsin has arrived from
Panama and gone into quarantine. Admi-
Ial Casey is aboard. CAPTAIN Reiter said
that everything was quiet a Panama
Wien the warship LETT that port. N0TeH-
Ter ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

! IlS1-Rawles. 3. ". Or.
/ 2AJ--Ro5 MS William r
! lSSg-Eaymond.
$50 0seubtootn. NJ.
lJ5J-Eosr. Charles \.
g,3-Ryan < Maui
1881 Rosea bloom. VI.
22g--Ry and c. X.
2gJ-Riddick A. Mrs.
lsS9-SCott & c.. Mrs,
Is;7-Stewart. Edward.
22222- Stevenson A c.
lI::G-Stover. T. B, Dr.
f97+S park. H y
l9G9-Stout. Morton c. s Company.
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WoSGn1 :. Offc Rs.

The annual election of officers OF Mag
ntlia Camp No 20. Noodmen Of the
World. will take place at Monroe Hall
Oh Monday night q; o clock A full at
tendance is expected.
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G)hy 1e)ah I'LL the :. :. :.
:. :. :. Christmas Rush Comes?

orsomehng
eywena 9TH sUehn
yaert 0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gruhbs have re-
turned from their bridal trip ard are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Eurs Pest eJhovirg.
=. ,. Itvess Irlcss.

Don't forget depen liable Furs! know our Furs both
sides that's why we advocate thrn The
price is Of course important but IFS important have
confidence the tor ,oursrlt or to give
Christmas present Here's prize tale that tells its
story.
Genuine MIX Squirrel Fox and Maren sc.rts so,s and
short ne:F or collars with j. and e,e m
and Claws, tor. = - 80
,si Aa s s n9 sna and ~ Fos *, sa' Boa. and 80
Light and dark Sable Fox, Marten and Mink Starts
Long 5oas genuine mlnN tails AMI Claws SIC 30
snort with two .arss brushes. Tor Sj2.o0
Maren. sas'o Fox and Seal Roas and Collars 81 90
ma.5en and opossun in broad collar Effects, with 81
Light Mink opossuna and Isabella Hare in long CT
short boas and short Elk PIES With and talS a
Tor. ...... saw
Mutfs to match All prices ana styles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. e. T Burch. OF Lynch
burg will spend Christmas with friends
in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

both on account OF Miss Bruce's clever
ness and talent. and because II Is an
exposition OF Virginia literary ability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Miss Lillian Barret the attractive
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Barrett. OF
Maidens Va. who has been spending
the last two weeks with her friend. Miss
NJ L. Barrett OF Floyd Avenue. has re-
turned to her home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Mr.. George Cole Scott left last night
for San Francisco, his ifs: objective IN
q tour around the world which re
conte1nplates making. From San Fran
cisco Mr.. Scott Will go to Japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

The Daughters Of the Confederacy are
called to meet at Lee Camp Hal Well
nestlay afternoon at I o'clock. All mem
hers are urged 10 be present,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Mrs j. NJ Vogdes, Of Philadelphia.
and Mrs. Charles w. Kinban. of Tren-
ton. n. J.. have been visiting their sister,
Mrs Z. w Mics. OF North Beech street.
ior several days. Both ladies will re-
turn home this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Among the pleasant enter ailments
Of next week will be the tea to be Civ n
bv Mrs Thomas Houshton Lcary De-
cern1cr nth. in honor of her daush er.
Miss Nora Leary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

The friends end patrons OF Richmond
Female Seminary are cordially nj GO
to be present al the Christmas Teci aHon
December 18th. from to 10 P. NJ. Il
viii take place in the seminary chapel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

clao 10 be the chairman OF the after
,oUn. was assisted by Mrs Edwa!
J. W ills. Mrs. Z. l. Beinlss. Mrs "a y
L. CabcIl, MIS- Ben Palmer, MIS-. LIE, IN
JONES. MIS-. Apram Warwick, Miss 8
Louise Lewis. katuieen Anderson. May
pesram. Mamie Lay and oilers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Mr.. Iohn Irhy former nlanastn-. editor
OF the Richmond Times and for some
time a member OF the staff Of the Denver
T=,ras axne"-e 10 visit Richmond soon.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Irby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Personal hleH5iCn.

All ex-students Of t5cIiIns in Richmond
and Its vicinity are requested 10 NEE.
q. tbs Executive Mansion next Tuesday.
december sth, at =. NJ. for the pur-
rcse OF forming a Richmond chapter OF
the HutiIEs Al.;nnae Association Il Is
probable that Mrs Andrew j. Montague.
an a.umna OF dolins VIII be made
president Of the chapter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

The recention at Lakeside Country
cluh last afternoon vas the 6"st Of
SERIES which ii IS believed VIII be very
r,o7ular this winter.
Mrs I.ucien Tatum, invited by tic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

John w. Gordon. W. r. Nawier: Misses
Kate NJ Rowland. Ellen Jones. hes
DANES James Drake a. NJ 6WatlIies
c. w p Brock. d. a. Brown iholildS
Bowcock; Misses Mamie shelton VIA
tie Harris. kitt:e stiles: Mesdames En-
f.rs poronson. James Nerin ana Z. u.
, 1902-12-03
The Worlds Work for December.

The two most striking articles of
the ~well-varied contents of The Worlds
Work for December are President
Eliots-of Harvard-article on The
Needs of American Public Education"
and Frank w. Nanderlip's Conserva-
tive Note of Warning on the financial
situation. The illustrated features of
The Worlds Work this month include
a handsome series of reproductions OF
George Grey Barnard's sculpture print
ed in a b~rOwntoned ink. accompany
ing an article about the sculptor and
his work by Alexander Blair Thaw.
Other interesting illustrated articles
ar" Forrest Crisscy's story of the de
velopm"nt of The Travelling Post Of
flee. a complete description by Chal-
mcrs Roberts. Of the work on the ia
nous Nile Dam. and the inner history
by Gle Miller. Portraits of John B.
Mcdonald and Clement 4. Griscom
are accompanied by ap~preciative in
t~erpretations of the work these men
have done. by Raymond Stevens and
Lawrence Perry. Interviews with
pi omlncnt employers in regard to
profit sharing and Christmas gifts to
employees ar" reported by Fullerton
Waldo. Mr.. Frederick A. Job. the
chairman of the Illinois state board
% arbitration tells of an interesting
and successful experiment it has made
in arhitrating labor troubles. Minna
c. Smith tells about the new profes,
Slon-production engineering. There
70 : .:"ili:ng article by the late Frank
Norris concerning Our Neglected EpiC
til" Epic of the West. Albert Bige
low Paine. Joel Chandler Harris. Hen.
ry D. Sedgwick, jr., and Sara Beau
mont Kennedy write of their personal
preferences among recent books. The
financial article on The Bonds of
American Corporations. The March of
Events and Among the Worlds Work,
"rs are as complete and interesting as
usual.
, 1902-12-03
PATENT

A man that compounds or invents
something that is just a little better
than the next best thing, is certainly
entitled to the best share Of the pro-
fit to be derived from the sale of the
article. So he patents or copyrights
to protect his interests. Patented
goods are good goods. poor goods are
never patented. We have 20 years OF
trial behind us to give us the assur-
ance that We have the best medicine
compounded for the cure OF Dyspepsia,
Sick-head-ache, Biliousness. Indiges-
ton. and all Stomach disorders. We
protect the public az we'll as ourselves
by keeping the formula a secret. AS
long as we make 1t ourselves we know
it is made right and it cures these
diseases. Druggists tell us that it lie
one medicine that the sale Is ever on
the increase. To get the best remedy
for dyspepsia or Indigestion ask the
druggist for DR.. Gums Improved Liv-
er Pills. Price rs cts. per box, only
one for a dose. We will send a trial
box free by mail. or a full box on re-
ceipt of Csc. Address DR.. Gum, Phila
delphia, Pa. For sale by Frank H.
Eggleston and A. H. Cordiner, drug.
gists, Laramie. Wyo.