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NOTICE.


up 10 June s-g5. inclusive. for dispatch
per L. S. transport
which Is forwarded via Europe. New
Zealand. FIJI. Samoa and Hawaii, via
San Francisco, close here daily at $50
y. m. after June eel and up TO June ss2S.
inclusive, or on arrival Of s. s. Lucania,
due at New York June ''2S. for dispatch
per s. g. Sunoma.
Malls for China and japan. via Vancouver
and Victoria, 3. C, close here daily at
$50 p. m. up 10 July 81, inclusive FOR
dispatch per s. s. Empress OF China
registered mail must be specially ad-
dressed. Merchandise for I. s. Postal
Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded
via Canada.
Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas islands,
via San Francisco, close here daily at $50
y. m. up 10 July "slO, inclusive. FOR dis
patch per s 6. AUSTRALIA.
Transpacihc mails are forwarded TO port OF
sailing daily and the schedule Of closing
is arranged on the presumption Of their
uninterrupted overland transit. "Regis-
tered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Postmaster.
Postofice. New York. n. y. June lS, lg02.
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Regular and supplementary mails close
at foreign station half hour later than
closing time shown below except that sup
Elementary mails for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one hour later
at foreign station.
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for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, and thence by steamer. close
at this once daily at $50 a. m.
connecting close here every Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday.
Malls for Miquelon, by rail TO Boston,
and thence by steamer, close at this
Office daily at $3.50 p. m. Mails for Cuba,
by rail to Florida, and thence by steam
ers, are dispatched daily, except Thurs
day, hnal connecting closes. for dispatch
via Port Tampa. on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays at %@5 80 a. m. for
dispatch via Miami, on Mondays and Sat
urdays at $3.50 y. m. Mails for Mexico
City, overland, unless specially addressed
for dispatch by teamer, close at this
Office daily except Sunday at 1870 p. m.
n u.30 p. m, Sundays at ] p. m. and
u:S0 D. m. Mails for Costa Rica. Belize
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala BY rail 10
New Orleans. and thence by teamer,
close at this once daily except sunday
at ~ai730 p. M, Sundays at 81 p. m. ICON
meeting closes here Mondays for Belize.
Puerto Cortez nj Guatemala, and Tues
days for Costa Rica). ~sRegistered mail
closes al .. m. previous day.
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LOST.

LOST, at Il a. m. Friday, one pair steel
trimmed glasses. between 18th and Doug
las and postoflce. Please return to the
Omaha Realty Co., 18th and Douglas SITS.
Lost-M659
LOST, breastpin, amythist, surrounded by
pearls. Mary Ann Marks engraved on
back; $40 reward for return to Bee office.
Lost-M863 II"
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ANCHOR Z 3 NAn-sTEANERs
Sailing regularly between
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY d GLASGOWS
NEW ORR a. NAPLES.
Superior accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. Eysry
regard for the comfort Of passengers studiously con-
sidared and prRctioed.
Single or Round Trip tickets issued between New
York and Scotch. English. Irish and all Principal
Continental points AZ attractive rates. For tickets
or general information tpply 10 HENDERSON BROS.
Chicago, or any LOCAL Z
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BREssMAKING.

DRESSMAKING in families or Al home
Miss sturdy, 2o42 FarnRm. -6l yyn.-
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CITY EXP. Phone III. SOC S 18th.
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NOTICES

Advertisements for these columns
will be taken until IL m. for the
evening edition and uutI $50 D. N.
for morninK and Sunday edition.
Rates, i lac n word hrst Insertion.
1c y word thereafter. Nothing thken
fer less than zSc for the nrHt tnser-
Vion. These advertisements must be
run consecutively.
Advertisers, by ~requestinE q num-
bered check, can have answers ad-
lAreasea to = numbered letter I'm care
of The Bee. Answers 80 addressed Will
be delivered On preseRtation Of the
cheek OAly. g. @
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

Stnlman d Price, att'ys. law, collections
A p. Lillis. notary, % y. s. Nat. Tel 1870
-7O JIG
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LADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take
no other. Send &c stamps for particulars.
Relief for Ladies, in letter by, return
CbemicaI Co. P%huadelphia, Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
When You Write
to Advertisers

remember it only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw the ad in Tne Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

NEBRASKA Collection company 0ncor-
pOrated), 35 New York Life bldg. Phone,
623. Damage suits prosecuted. The col
lection Of claims, large or small, made
anywhere In the United States or foreign
countries by bonded attorneys. No col
lection, no charge. Bank reference fur
nished on application. -M9n J2o+
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

FOR women only, Madam San Moys Jap
anese tablets, a reproduction IN tablet
form OF a formula used as a vaginal
douChe by the japanese women for CEN
turtles. Immediate relief given in falling
or tiping OF the uterus, liberation. lu-
Corrhoea, adorns, irritating or staining,
and all vaginal discharges, so disagree
able and weakening. Sent prepaid mail
or express on receipt Of S3.O0, Paris and
Chicago Chemical Company, Illinois Bank
building, Chicago, Ill. Drawer 6S4
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WEBSTER DEPOT-l5TH a WEBSTER
Fremont, n a Missouri VALLEY.

Black Hills,
Hot Springs
Wyoming, Casper ano
Douglas .......-....-...o
Hastings, York, David
City, Superior, Geneva,
Exeter and Seward. IL
Norfolk, Lincoln and
Fremont ...............h
Fremont Local.....s.....C
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SITUATION WANTED.
A STENOGRAPHER. When you want one
call the Remington Typewriter office, 1913
FarnAm ct. Telephone 1873. A-7@ jos
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Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping Water........b 4:10 pm a1e:25 am
chicago, 81. Paul, MinneapOIIs a
Omaha.
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When You
Write to
Advertisers

remember It only takes an extra stroke or
two of the pen 70 mention the fact that
you saw the ad IN The Bee.
TEN ACRES at Florence for $1,000.
. acres near Central Park. fine surround
ingE, n,000.
T-room house ana full lot In Orchard Hiu;
if-soId this week. price Sso9.
5-room cottage and lot, nuh and Castelar,,
1880. -r
7-r. house ana full lot on Dodge St. s., 500.
S-roon house, hot water heat northwest OF
Hanscom Park, east front, &,20.
7-r.. house and lot. near High school, 81 200.
4O-Acre fruit farm, north OF Florence, 5000
#. ID. WEAD. RE-SU-16
OWNER leaving town. and for short
time Offers his elegant home near
n. ". Cor. Hanseom Park very cheap. Fine
large barn, e front lot. Pavements paid.
HARRISON q MORTON, n. Y. l. Tel a4
RE-ss ~
WILLIAMSON fsfa1aa ssrsst A''
RE-aD
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-01-29
MOUNT AIRY.

Oeorge uller, Esq, from Chapel diE.1c,
crossed through here Monday. en- 10. -,
nllllsooT9, TO attend the funeral OF NJ,
49, sc Hne5 wood Nj. Fullers brother.in-
Jaw VINO died after lingering illness.
Mrs Hemburn Chsmblin was br,,.A =.
Bloomfield last week -
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Carpen.er Maid a.
Hlslt 10 Their beautiful home, "JoannSbnr~
situated on the mountain near here
., Mrs Sallie Reed IS visiting her daughter
Ferry. O-S'ienAns
Mr.. and Mrs; Clarence jenkins open. sup-
Gay with Mr. Jesse jenkins. Al Pine Grnvs
Miss Getty -ongerbean is on the .;ck a..
ouO VENUE Is not seriously III.
The fslne Grove school is in = ao,-,.A,
conciuon, and Is well attended bv our Ittis
men and women. "S'4e
Miss MinHie Elsea visited her D.-.,,. -.
week AT The Top S'
o.. Ms Stype. Of Unison. Loudoun cop,,~
-, i with her father, William Pavne
NI1 We hurt by falling from = load 30
fodder, as hitherto reported in your colnn,r.
One trip from the rver TO Briggs state,
III the present condition Of that countvr o.5i
WlIl teach any OF Us 10 fully appreciate ons
Mountain Roads 0ut
Miss Nora Bracket gave q most delishtf,l
80. o. 'ue nome Ci her parents, in Blue
mont, one evening last week Tame -.
INDUCED III Till late honr when ar. e-
PShy was escorted TO the dining 800,
where a most delightful supper was served
Messrs. BoomhOuser and Barton of pa-
Aloany, y. y. have located At Bluemon,
'nd announce their attention of hanJI;,,S,
oees. MT boomhouser says he has tater
IS much as $40 pounds of honey f,or,
single colony IN one season Now "a IT,
have from ON 10 loo colonies dnrr@
season. this Will be section where "hc-
hows at least. We truly wish them ,ucI-S Sy
III TINS new enterprise. Mr. John S;IIcOs+
Al b4uemont Is also an expert with -
ana now has s number of colonies NOD
ais care. onosr
Conrad Person. boy of thirtse, va.
iving with Mr.. K. T. Elsea. AT the .yTori
anne near being blinded by an exnIos;o,S s
P0wder last Sunday morning. He 1,ss
playing with the explosive, with the ususi
result and had both eyes badly burnt.
Mr.. \. J. Simbson has so far recov.-.,
from the fall he sustained near WStersorJ
ana which We have already repofted ths,
ms trends have been able TO hrins b;Cr
oacK 10 ms home near Bluemont.
MI. Dore simpson, who has been III ~r;,A
pneumonia, has returned to his duties AZ
ms store IN Bluemont
Ton SCRArcKrN
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LAKE VIEW.

As most Of the residents Of Lake View
and vicinity are subscribers for one or the
other Of the Winchester dailies, We have
been entertained and amused NJ the lively
little tilt between those papers and the
CoURIER, IN which the editor of the COURIER
brings them to book for the use of news
taken from the COURIER, without giving
credit for same.
The incident was without any disagreeable
features. the utmost good nature prevailing
on the part of all concerned, the reply of
the Star, particularly, being most wittily
and happily wOrded. We wish. however.
TO voice loud our approval of the course
Of the CoURIER, for we have found in ouS
humble efforts as . news gatherer that il is
very much like work. and we want sl the
credit due us and more, too, sometimes, for
our hard earned items.
We hear much favorable comment con-
corning the COURIER 81 this place. A mum.
Der of correspondents from every section of
the county have been enlisted who keep every
issue in touch with the local news and forms
an interesting feature Of the paper. We are
anticipating. too. the pleasure Of reading
some strong editorials on the topics Of the
day. as our editor is in public life and is con
versant with the interesting and vital oues-
tions Of State and Nation which are demand
ing present attention.
Deputy Sheriff Lupton has been doing
some active detective work around here. in
hls ClOISs W uppIcueDO JOnn smith, the
colored man who Is wanted for completely
in the recent meat stealing sfHir at Mr..
Boxwells. John is well known as the
factOtum and general handy man Of our
genial plumber, Mr.. Hamp Erb He is a
slick one, and the officers will not easily
catch him mapping.
The Ene old county mansion Of Mr.. d. 7.
Wood was the scene Of brilliant social last
Tuesday evening. at which . representative
assemblage of the beauty, wit and fashion
OF Virginia society was delightfully."- enter.
tanned. The occasion was q card party in
honor of Mrs. Daniel, Of Jacksonville
FioTids, by the Misses Wood, Among the
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs, III. ID
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Loring Cover, Mr.. and
Mrs. X, T. Barton. Mr.. snd Mrs J. b. Bev
erly Misses Cover, Miss Boyd Miss Besy,
Lave, Miss Laura Mcclure. Miss Bessi,
Stoddard. Misses Conrad. Miss Mary Dame
Miss Edna Stone, OF Washington, d. c.
Miss Julia Hunter, Of AlexGndria, Va.
Mrs. Daniel. of Jacksonville, Florida. DR.
p. w. Boyd and DR.. S. p. I.atspe.
RxroErEn
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WHIT.

Bunyans Pilgrim Band gave very enjoy
able lecture on Pilgrims Progress and Life.
OF christ in the y. b. Church. in this place
last week
Ms George Craig of Loudoun county *
visiting her mother Ms. T. Chamblin' and
her sister, Mrs. J. Funkhouser. Of this place
Miss Valley Dellinger. Of Silver Ride
spent last week visiting her brother W. "
Dellinger. v
Mr.. George Craig. of Loudoun County
passed through our town this week.
Mr.. w. w. Dellinger. our prominent
merchant Is very much indisposed at this
Our soap statesmen are doing a lucrative
business IN this vicinity.
Mr.. L. h. Delhnger. is clerkine for r. !.
Briggs, at Stone Bridge.
Mr.. James Cornwell is very i'll with rbeu-
matism.
Mr.. Joseph Funkhouser steps pretty lively
lately, but then we must consider thar n,
has little reason for his briskneSs
quite number in our midst are on IN,
SICK list with rheumatism and bad colds
Our town is getting quite musical
Pretty soon all our neighbors will be plav-
ing rag time tunes in concert The hust
ing Mr. Lurue, of Winchester. seems to h.
doing q good business selling music,,l
instruments through this neigh Jorhood
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erty on the 23rd inst. at public auction. He
has rented his home to his son-in-law. Mr..
Louis Smallwood
Mr.. Joseph Wilson and Mr.. Thomas
thompson expect 10 remove their circular
saw mill TO the east side Of the Shenandoah
ana use their up-and-dOwn saw at the old
mill-site.
Inc high waters Of the Shenandoah inter
Tered greatly with the business and social
Pleasures of this neighbOrhOod last week
When MI IhOS. Thompson installs his new
ierry AT Shepherds ford, this inconvenience
VIII be IN a large measure averted
We understand our energetic neighbor Mr.
herod HUN, has bought the house and lot
formerly owned by his father. and which -
located at Smokers Gap.
The many friends of Mr.. William Pavpe
are Informed that he is still suffering from
ms terrible fall. His condition varies. some
usyS better, and then again worse. On the
whole he is mending. His Affections and
sunenngs are great. having been almost
puma Tor twelve years; but God knows best
his bedside
We are glad TO hear of Reinforcement of
the SICK IN our neighborhOod-Mrs. Bette
Gngsoy' Mrs. Foster Burchell anu Mr.. C. /.
RoystOn. -
Among the visitors Of the neighborbood
iasl week, were Mr.. J. A Dewar. and niece
MIS- Werner: Mrs. Luther Royston. Mr.. and
Mrs. James ROyston Mrs. Thomas Flse.
Miss Minnie Elsea, Mr.. W. W. SmallwooS
MesSrs / r. aud ]. +. Payne. and Mr.. and
MIS-, clifton Lee. Those who belong To ot,r
heigh oorhood, and who are visiting else
Nhsre, are Misses Page and Dee Rovston.
Ano their brother John. IT Bethel.
Ohlcken stealing Is quite catching around
THE LONE STAR.
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A Profitable Investment.

Il was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in he'd half my
time, says +. Demick. Somerville Ind
II spent about 81 900 and never could
get anything TO help me until l tried
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken =
few bottles and am entirely we'll" You
'lon't live by what you eat, but by what
you digest, and assimilaie II your
stomach dosn't digest your food you are
really starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ioes the stomach's work by digesting
the food. Yon don't have TO diet. Ear
all you want. Kbdol Dyspepsia Cure
cures all stomach troubles. J. G. Avis.
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BERRY'S.

Mrs. Jack Shaeffer died last week Al her
nome on the east side Of the Shenandoah
RIVER. She was q noble woman whns,
influence for good was generally felt in he.
home and ghborhOOd.
Deputy Sheriff GOV" Shenks. was in
this neighbOrhood one day last week, sum
monlng viewers IN the road cases recenrI,
reported IN your columns
Mr.. Catlett has returned home from a
four weeks visit TO West Virginia
Mr.. Sam Simpson went to Front ROYAL
last week on business
Mr.. X C. Johnson attended the Confer
ence at upperville, one day this week.
Rev Sidenstriker is recovering from his
illness at his home in Uppervllle.
Mr.. J. B. Longerbeam went 70 Marshall
Fau9uier county on business one day thi,
week. ''''S
Mr.. kOontz is running two heavy four.
horse teams from the mountain In Row
delivering poplar wood
Mr.. Lud. Lloyd's mule team sustained an
upset, this week. and Mir. Lloyd has con
to the conclusion that mule teams won;t 80
for mountain roads, as they are too opinion.
alive
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WHITE POST.

Capt. and Mrs. David Meade enter
tanned ST dinner Tuesday of last week
the occasion being the Captains birth
day. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. {. G. Meade, DIR. +. NJ. Lewis.
MIS- .. Funston, Miss Annie Kennerlv
Mr.. w. {. Kennerly, and DR.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Sommsrville.
Miss Fannie Kennerly has returned
from Wait TO Mrs Peyton. OF Front
Royal.
Miss Sue Marshall, of Happy Creek
has returned home after a yisi, To m,
Misses Kennerly.
Miss Lucy Hughes. who has been IL
LOT several days. is very much improved
The school girls reply: When an
aone going to school, which l hope will
oe soon. then we will go ON our honey
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WILDWOOD
NEIGHBORHOOD.
DrAR CouRrra

DEAR CoURiEa:
You always want my letter by Saturday
morning, and so many things happen after
that. before publication. For instance there
was the last moonlight skating party ON
Monday night, when larger number than
ever, appeared on Island Pond" (the dear
Pond. well known and beloved Of our child
hood days. This party included Mrs. Hugh
Nelson, Miss Mary Woolfork. Mr.. Courtney
Jones, and all the Others mentioned in nv
last report, for. not TO be among the skaters.
Is TO argue yourself not in the social swim
All returned at late hour TO the Country
Club, and enjoyed an elegant hot supper.
given by Mr.. Dick Whiting
We are having nasty weather now. and
can not do anything out of doors. So We
play msdly Mt gamblers solitaire and
bridge whist at the Club, whilst we are
impstiently waiting for Mr.. Mullikin TO send
US Ping Pong from st. Louis. Wehear he
writes that everybody is infatuated with IL
there, But we are seriously tn hiking Of ad-
journing TO Berryville. as we understand
they are ahead of US in having this game
there, and have been playing il for two
years. We hear they had il before IL was
introduced anywhere else, OF even invented
abroad, though one need not go further now
than "Annfield," Mount Airy" or Long
Branch to play, or 10 Mr.. Bevan's
We are sorry TO hear of the continued III
health of our kindly friend, Mr. Grymes
Randolph. and hope he will soon be able to
come out agsil.
Miss Polly Cary Randolph has returned
from Chicago, and will spend the Winter at
'Powhatan'. IL is pleasure to see her
bright sweet face at our Church again.
DR.. Isham p. Burwell is again established
IN Wildwood. and his old patients are glad 10
have him back. He has bad several cases
Of pneumonis lately, which he has treated
very successfully.
The Improvements in the Country Club
are almost completed and when finished,
We will christen the new ball room with
grand dance.
The Mount Airy Club took Bacon for its
subject this week; and discovered many new
things about him by the cypher running
through his works and Shakespeare Mrs.
"GailOps il nowhere III cOmpar son with
these ladies in literary research We cannot
find out what the other Cottage Club" is
doing, but no doubt il is composed Of
wiseacres, who drink deep Of the 'Pierian
Spring"
No more At present.
ONK or THE SMART SKI
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moon. taking in the expo" at st. Louis
1904. - oN'ii
Mrs Fendall spent a few days lss,
week with her daughter. Mrs 7 g
Bowie, before leaving for Baltimore
where she will spend the remainder of
the winter.
Miss Jessie Pifer has been VISITING
Miss Bessie Carper for several DAYS
Rev. William Melville. of Berrvville
night.
The County Convention of the VIC
|. l. met at the Methodist Church Tnas.
day January 21. The bad weather ken,
many away who might otherwise have
attic. -
Rev. ID. l., Reid is holding 5rotrsctsd
meeting in Milwood.
Bunyans Pilgrim Band gave a lectur.
on saturday, January Is. II was well
patrOniZed
Miss BOydie Reid is improving .f,e,
an illness Of several days.
Mrs. Robert Denny is recovering from
severe attack of Pneumonia Her
daughter, Mrs r. A. Denny of Winches.
ter, has returned home.
Mrs Rose Stuart is confined IN ba-
home with sore throat.
The scarlet fever patients are all ont
once more.
One of the ladies of our Village con.
'racted severe cold. Her husband
attributes 1t 10 her leaving her sboss
unlaced O's
we are sorry TO hear that Mr.. E p
Meade Is not we'll enough to attend 10
ais school duties. -
Miss Susie Randolph Sommervill.
entertained few OF her friends FrId.v
January "a. The little lady behaved
oeautiiuIly for her first party. Nav sbe
have many more happy BIRTHDAYS
HAPPY BILL & SARAH JASp
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Verona. January "A. l9o2.
DEAR CoURIER:

Verona, January "A. 1902.
DEAR COURIER:
There was an article in your last issue
signed the Smart Set. think, which was
bright and good To see. 10 me, who once
knew the Valley Of Virginia. and especially
the Wildwood NeighbOrhoOd, as a mar knows
his own house yard. IL mentioned names
and places which should be famed in both
song and story. Standing on the hill In
front OF the Vineyard House, where once
lived that sweet poet Mr.. Phil. Oke
whose name will be better and better known.
AS the American people understand more
fully what true poetry IL. This will never
be. fear, where the mighty stuEgle for
wealth goes on NJ such a pace. But, that
Is another story There 10 such a view Of
the Valley, rs IL SWEEPS up in blue waves
a. the foot ofthe Mzssanutton Mountains
and. little behind. the Shenandoah river
lAves the foot OF the Blue Ridge in its pass
age 10 the sea. And on one side grand old
Carter Hall, off in the distance on the right
looking like the portals of glory. as II tells a
chapter OF unwntten history of the civiliza-
ton OF the past, when very death was bath.
Ell in the best blood of our Southland
And then in fancy, recall the shout of bat.
tie, as Mount joys men fought their way
over the hill, and down through the Islsnd
Woods, past the ice pond, now so full Of
young life, Of glorious women, and joyous
men, bright boys and laughing girls at play
l wonder some times, if the changes have
made better men and women. Possibly
you can tell. You mention many charm
ing and beautiful men and women from
Wildwood. / should like well 20 know
them. and see whether they are the equals
OF the Virginia women Cor whom men
fought and died in the early sixties. lfthey
are, then the country is safe, for, after all
the women are the rulers Of the land. | see
you speak % = Country Club and / under
stand IL Is near Wildwood. and that is a
change at least. and hope may be for good
but have known clubs that were made for
idleness. With the deepest feelings of in
terest for the COURIER, and for Virginia. and
for every inch of the Wildwood NeighbOr-
hood. and verybody in it, am
GESTLENAN OF VERONA.
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CRUN1S.

Mr. A: q. Baker. ofSummit Point w. Va.
was IN the neighborhood last week on bust
ness.
Mrs Jack Kimmell and daughter are visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
=, Mrs. Harry Shopland and little son.
Henry, visited Mrs. w. NJ Hardestv. last
week.
Mrs. John GRunt and Mrs. Kirkham visited
IN the neighbOrhOOd last week
Miss Augusta Forster spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home.
Master Charlie Thomson is visi,ipeber
uncle Nj w NJ. HardeSty. OF this place.
VIRGINIA DARE
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Remarkable Cure OF Croun

a little boys life saved Ih,v.
few words to say regarding Cham
oerlaln's Congh Remedy. Il ssyed
my little boys life and | feel that I
cannot praise it enough. bought 4.
bottle of it from 4. F.. Steers of
GOODWIN, 5. d., and when got hom.
with 1t the poor baby could hardly
breath. gave the medicine "A di.
rected every ten minutes until b.
threw up and then l thought sur.
ne was going to choke to death. We
had to pull the phlegm out Of hi,
mouth In great long strings. | am
positive that if had not got th.,
bottle of cough medicine. INV no,
would not be on earth today.-Jori
DEMoNT, lnwood, Iowa. For ssls b,
j. c. Avis, y