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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-12
Nuckols-Stiles.
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PETERSBURG, VA, December IL.
Tuesday, December sth, Miss Kathe.
rine ]. stiles, formerly of Peters,
burg, but mora recently of Richmond.
was married to Howard ]. Nuckols, OF
Richmond.
The ceremony was sohemnized at the
home Of tho BRIDES brother, j. Walter
Stiles, West One Hundred and Twenty
third Street, New York city, by the Rev,
Louis Albert Banks, of GRACE NJ. y,
Church.
Following a. breakfast at sherry's, Mr..
and Mrs. Nuckols left for n Southern
tour, After December 2lst they VIII DO
at home In No, los South Third street,
Richmond.
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DRINKS IN DRY TOWN.
Bath County Board Will Now
be Democratic.
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b sl- (SpeCldl To u nc = iIueS-D'oPn |Sii.j
WARM 81 SPRINGS. VA, Dec. IL
County Court convencs here Tuesday and
large number of young men have been
summoned to appear before the grand
Jury to give evidence as to the sale Of
liquor In this neIghborhood. This case
grows out OF the fact that a number
81 DRINKS have been seen on the streets.
nd as there Is no license granted here,
there is a suspicion that liquor is being
Illegally sold.
The new county officers will qualify
nj the next term Of County Court, Tues
day. 54
The Board Of Supervisors meet Monday
and this will be the last regular meet.
ing OF the present board, The present
board is composed OF three Republicans
and one Democrat, and the new board
wiz he composed Of three Democrats and and
one Republican. 58. .
Mr.. Eaton McElwee, OF Hot Springs.
has purchased the George II Quinn ta arm
near McClung.
The mail from Hot Springs was delay
ed quite a while "Wednesday by the tram
jumping the track near Hot Springs.
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NEW LOUISA BANK.
Will Open for Business With the
New Year.

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FKEDERiCK HALL, VA, Dec. 1l.-The
Louisa Citizens Bank the charter OF
Yhoh WAS Erhhntsdd BY w shq i pr e.
Terrell as president;J, y. Woody, cash,
Ter, and r, i, Gordon Jr., attorney, WI
throw wide it's doors to the commtrclnl
smusp pll Conditions, The new bank will
10 conducted In n most conservative ana
business Ike manner by entirely expert
beng taken by Louisa men. In every walk
OF life, and distributed throughout the
county generally ~, Z. !.
Mi parties connected With tho institution
IRE practical, conservative and self made
men. aul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-12
LEE-JACKSON DAY
TO BE CELEBRATED
Disputed Date Of General Jack
sons Birth Fixed SO far as
Lee Camp is Concerned.

January 10th Is Lee ac kson [Da " here
after,
The determination to unite the cele-
bration OF the birthdays OF these great
heroes Of the war between the States was
lleac hed by r. y. Leo Camp, Confeder-
ate Veterans. last night
The date Of General Stoncwall jack
sons birth has always been a matter
OF doubt. In the biography Of him writ
ten by his wife, she says that tho re-
cords were destroyed in some way and
that the General, himself, was never
able to settle the precise day OF his
birth, though he thought 1t was January
a1st. The year OF course. Is 1921. Some
time ago. Stonewnll Camp. Of Staunton,
decided that lnasmuch as the date OF
$Jackson's birth was not definitely fixed.
it could with perfect propriety be made
January 19th as any other day, with 4
very great argument favoring the 18TH.
In tho fact that 1t was also Lees, anu
a State holiday not only IN virginia,
but q number Of other Southern States.
Lee Camp was asked by StonoWall Camp
to take similar action. The matter WIS
brought up in Lee Camps regular meet
Ing last night and a resolution adopted
unanimously deciding upon making tho
two great martial leaders twins IN date
of birth, as we'll as twin heroos of tho
same gigantic struggle, Hereafter jack
sons name will be linked with Lees III all
OF Lee Camps celebrations OF January
10th,
Tho letters from the camp to Auburn
Post, G. A. r., Of Auburn. N =. on
pressing tho appreciation Of Lee Camp tor
the recent courteous treatment of Colonel
John Murphy, former commander Of
Lee Camp, was read. Captain stratton,
adjutant, had written an excellent letter
to the Post Of Auburn. which his COM
rades readily approved
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PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Seriously Hurt Jumping Over a
Mud Puddle.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
n WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Dec. Ill. N.
Hlllman, student OF William and Mary
College, lies In serious condition In
the college tnfirmary on accounted an In
Jury received in jumping across q mud
puddle.
EARLY this morning 1t was found neces-
sary to perform an operation. and ne
was removed to the lnflrmary. where Or,
n, A. Wise, assisted BY Dr. J. w. King
and Or. George Hanklns, performed the
operation.
< Mr.. EIilmnn is from Wise county, His
parents have been notified, and a trained
nurse secured by the evening train from
Richmond Se
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TOBACCO IMPROVES.
Death OF a Lunatic Who Ter.
rorized the County,
fsnoc,e, IN rho Times-Dlsnutcl

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decided improyement in the price Of 70.
are e1H brimglns their crops III 1uite freely.
The low. price at which i has been sell,
'S lie merchants particularly have can'-
p!ained Of the dullncss of the times. IKE
banks, too, have felt the strlngency Of the
times, for the, farmers would not ssh
who had money In bank preferred ratle.
10 draw, on their deposits than to sell At
Bit since ~ rise Il ,t tqh ass h satst
time Everything VIII work on smoothly,
Heyelly Iariy coloEedt ia l9 .n di.q
in Strength. Refore Ills arrest he, had
nriyen all Of his family away H =. uemst
any httac he nesghbeFs n stS9d liz L. dry s
tic went out. and .prowllng around be, lei
81 his bach and BECAME e en- gbe ~ ~
could not rise. The might, was, cola and
Wy morning he was cllilled' He called
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COLD KILLS THE GERM.

Lieutenant Peary Says There are NO
eaId Heads In the Arctic Region.
The people who come back from klon'
dixie testify to. the fact that no native
bald heads are there. The evidence Is
that the cold climate kills the germs
that cat the hair Off at the root. Lieut..
Perry, who went to the Arctic Regions
gives the same evidence, NeWhro's HeFpi-
eide has the same effect as the cold cll-
mate 1t kills the germ that eats the hair
off at the roots, and the hair grows again,
HerpicIde Is the first hair remedy pul's
upon the principle Of destroying the germ
that eats the hair off, lis phenomonel
sale demonstrates the correctness OF tue
scalp germ theory, Sold by leading drug
glsts, Send 10c. in stamps for sample %
The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich" Owens
6, Minor Drug Company Special q gents
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South Boston Tobacco Market,

soUTH BOSTON, VA. Dec. 11.-Owins
TO extremely harsh weather the sales, Ut
tobacco have not been as large as they
Improvement in nearly all grades, Tho
average for tho week has been higher
than at any time since tho '03 crop conf
irenced being marketed.
About $500 has been the average for the
entire weeks sales. These figures ure
not very far below the 1909 crop, Far
n:ers are greatly el9ted At the PRICES ti,sy
Ing ali around. Tho independent buyers
are helping the market a great deal, Man
utacturera have found out thnt the tppnc-
hence there is sharp competition.
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CRAB TREE FALLS.
An Isolated Natural Wonder to
be Reached by Railroad.

(Sneclnl to The Tlmes,Dlsrntch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. 1.-THE Buena
Vista Extract Company has purchased
the Grab Tree Falls property In Nelson
county, which Is large tract OF timber
land, and will build railroad from
the property to tile Norfolk and Weste, II
for hauling the chestnut wood which Is
used in their works at Buena Vista for
making tanning extract. Z.
Christmas examinations are now In
progress at Washington and Lee Uni
varsity. lf'- fef g.s4 ttl y
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HUNT CLUB RUN.
Warrenton Pink Coats Take a
Fiye-Foot Stone Wall,
To The Times Dlspu tch,)

Especial! % The T1Mes' lJIssHuLNH1
!, WAltkENloM. VA, Dec; ll,-- I, pil ,I
lowed tho hounds ut u merry pace THIS
afternoon over tho snow covered fields
Of Major Robert 7 Barry,s farm, T I'm,
a half : In length, WAS plainly visible
IRON an eminence where the spectators
COngregated,
Ing or Il five foot stone wall In dashlns
style and without tip BY the whole club
Nhe liding to-day was superb. !,
Ihe riders were guests OF Major aud
MIS- Robert Barry, Il delightful hunt
breakfast beng. served at their residence
ln,meblately before tho drag was started,
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A BURGLAR
Effected.
Locked Himself III a Room to-
Prevent Pursuit ard Then
4, Jumped From Window.
LITERARY SOCIETY FIcERs
The Charges Against Treasurer
Powell, Of Nottoway, Were Y
Dismissed BY Grand Jury.
tgpccial to Tho Times. Dlspa tch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch)
IL PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. l1.-An at.
tempt was. made last night to rob the
residence OF Henry PannIl In High
street. Mrs. pannill heard Il man In tho
house and notified her husband The
intruder then entered room and boiling
tho door, prevented pursuit. a police
officer arrived on the scene in response
to an alarm, but the thief Jumped from
. window and made good Ills escape.
Tho man had already thrown a num-
her OF articles from the. window, but
In his hasty flight could not carry then
Off.
rhe Roycndale Literary Society held an
Interesting meeting last night and chose
The following officers for the ensuing
year:
presidential. L. sykes.
Vlcc-prcsident--W. a. Hawthorne.
I'rcasurcr--W W. "A. Ashe.
.& secrctary-R. Fl. Jefferson.
Assistant-D. s. Hawthorne.
The society will innuguratc free night
school for colored children during next
month. q
city Engineer Thomas Il. Dunn has
been notified OF the serious ilness OF
his brother, Allen Dunn, at his home at
Scotland Neck, N. c. Mr.. Dunn is well
known here.
POWELL ACQUITTED.
Judge ! NJ. Mullen has returned to
the city from Nottoway county, where
re held court for Judge Hancock OF the
Circuit Court, who Is sick. During the
session OF the court about ten minor
DEGREES were entered.
The grand jury OF Nottoway invesu-
gated " four counts against Coun-
~ Treasurer Powell. Tho Jury re-
turned mot true bill" and the
charges against the treasurer were dis
missed.
Otto Korn, sr., proprietor OF the Pros.
h pect Hotel, has just refused an otier OF
five hundred dollars for his pair OF point
trs, The offer was made BY jack
eonville, Fla. man.
Much Interest centers in the appear
ance at the r. NJ c. "A. Hall Monday
night of the quartctte from the Ithaca
Conservatory Of Music. The advance sale
Indicates a large attendance.
WAS A %PETERSBURGER-
J. E. starke, now on trial In Jackson
vile, Fla, for killing John F. Angel. at
one time lived In this city, and mas rel
atives In Petersburg now.
The new heating equipment for tho
Academy OF Music has been Installed
and the playhouse has otherwise been
much improved. Grace George, In Pref
" Peggy" to appear December 18th. VIII
be the next attraction.
4. The funeral OF the late Captain Henry
il. Goertx will take place from ST Jo-
seph's Catholic Church, tomorrow morn
ing, at Ii o'clock. The body Will be In
TERED in st. Joseph's Cemetery beside
his WIFE,
s, Following a widespread belief among
the more ignorant OF the negroes or TINS
city that several "Thomsonian" doctors,
capable Of doing them much harm. have
been at work here recently. there is an
& all peryading feeling Of fear among them
and they religlously remain off the streets
after dark
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I, r,r1s1, r.t,1T1rc,II fcoR
50 a th e Raa:e Is
shs Ef, nSpst s5aTh 'ss TGS5g tsa!
sehooi at $50 So <. 8,
ner s and Foushee Gos
3 s. GARDNER. p. p. MISUNDERSTANDING l school N1
e S;so NJ NJ Prn ver ~ Meeting Weduesay
-. o., !, u' Nr . - - -
't :" - - !, IN re,,, r,rr,,1, ,1r ft,1Nt, AMI
Graee strsstsjlWEsToN EAuSE Pr ID RI r.,
Mnrninr .ubteetTbe Burning Hearts; even
Ing subject Two Great IA, JIG se the annted
sn,,i., Every seat free; Everybody welcome q
THE REGULAR a5oN :fI; y, MEETING ES1;;
OF Ine - :, nhr,Snd md Nan sstsr VII be-
a ha % pins street Esnntlat Church sUNDAY
4XYFrHRNooN S;ss osit Address ~ g.
c w W invited to attend. '. .ltf
s0tua''y AVE. y y; DUKE. President '
METHODIST. 3,
Re GES w J. YOUNG. s. s. pastorassrSse,
by the stor at u O'Clock M Inc morning sa
q O'clock ss,, at '1 night, NurHon1sr CHURCH
,c olMr Snma and clay ST eetslGRev Il McN,
81 sipsoN Is. b.. pastor..P reaching sun9ay
school at OILS A. NJ. s a5
PARK p PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
West Franklin and Pine EtraeeS)--ES6T.i
feo! WI A1,itTIY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II a. NJ. and
ap - NJ Aeverv Sunday. Sunday school Ut $3.50
!, 4 II - - - = 80 y 7}4|ig 8fiSSS
a. 49, g. - . :, ,s,,, ,,,r,prrr ~ n,r8
ASBURY METtlOplSI CE n otsSIiE lT nGST
hardy and Hanoyer)..Rev nAS0 M ~ ~ !:
pastor Prenchng 4 a., 81 q. n I,iva,,c ~
tuesday sd S i. II. Prayer meeting Wednesday y
p. NJ,
mn OVERWHELMINGLY G az
-. G', -, l-op
FIRST PRESBYTERlANI CFt9RCh SESH s, (
ner Madison ana GRACE rss ~ nni
=. NJ AZ ,W y, E o. 81 r,pIAN cH1JRcH-REy.
kLsntLL = ~ -; ;,p n,stor Wednesday,
a.. NJ. aud . y. y, " ,a We S,p,,nv schnoi ~
night lecture ~ clocA ou01' oSt>t - ~
ul5 \ NJ :. =, =
q RAGE STREET ., pRESHYTEHl-AN@
CtIGitCH-Rey. JERtl WlTttE1.StJON. ~, y, =, {
pastorservices ~ y oclocs -, ~, NV ~
A., NM,., sonts ~ I, M < Al.
aaS sS.l,n - ON rtE COVENANT CORNER
, Ctt uNS .I,,,s a. NM Harrison Street)-Rev j,
EtsIM X aTT,yv ART IS IS pu stnr--l reaching
~ II A. H and S r. N. by tho pastor Mid
u.,.,i Service mulnrsuu, cyel,ns ~ : . clsee::
sahhnth school meets at D;a0 A., NJ. Seats AL
Srn "anh Z. cordial welcome tn III services.
{Gt9vsM A Sy aas M Stsfl and
al S p, M. by Mr. w r. NJ, .GuRRiE. SUNNY
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MINE I'M: cAvED IN.
Last Man Escapes Through Hole
in Shaft no Bigger Than Body.

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CHATHAM, VA, Dec. 1.-THE l{en-
nett's barytes mine near Ioshes Gaved IN
ing commenced last Saturday, while sew
eral men were attwork under the ground,
but the giving away was so gradual thai
When the last man was hoisted to the
surface, the shaft had nearly closed. here
icing Just sufficient space to allow tho
IassIng of the miners body.
i'Irhere are largo cracks around tho sur
face Of the sha It for u considerable area.
extending some distance into the enrth.
near enough to move the boiler and ma
chinery which had to be rolled away.
A new shaft will have to be sunk before
reSum!ng operations.
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WEEK OF TRAGEDIES.
Edward Walthall's Head Crush
ed bv a Heavy Wagon.

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sOUTH BOSTON, VA" Dec. u.GThis
has been q week Of disasters n llalif y.
..iyco seed farm. fell from his wagon
both wheels ran over his bodty c crushlns
,John Jones. a colorcd boy, ran his HI:
-yclo into a fence at Black Walnut, and
was found dead.
A. little girl four years va o!d, daugh J e,
fire had her clothes burned oft her and
she died from the burns, L
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STABBED CONDUCTOR.
Assailant Claims to be Son {
Prominent Colored Man Here.

(Snecinl to The Times Dispat ch)
APPoMATTOX, VA, Dec lion arrl-
j II was found that Conductor Harry
Douglass had been cut by. a negro PAS.
senger. who held a ticket from Koan NJ, $;
Va. TO Richmond. The MOUNDS arg pa Az
struck Sir k BY Douglass while the, negro was
cutting Tim. The negro was insulting 70
the conductor. and the dltllculty occur n,f,S
officers here promptly arrested the Negro,
He will have trial tomorrow at ~
p. NJ.
,,:es.dentSof the TRUE Reformers. OF Ptch.
~ ond Va. HIS name Is w. l.. Taylor.
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Observation-Disclosures.

fspecinl to The Times-D isnatcll
cen,he one Of Nelson's prospp!srona young Y I
popular daughter of MI. w. II. Goodwin;
Of the virginia Legislature, were married
IN Washington on Tuesday, They Will
make Avon their future home afser an
extended weddlnx trip. rs.
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was enjoyed by the audience.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.


PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Rev. Father Waters Is very much bet
ter and expects to be able to preach at
Sacred Heart Church Tomorrow.
Norman Blankinshlp and William
Elder have returned from Prince George
county. While there they killed deer
weighing % pounds.
A charter has been granted the Stor-
age, Well Pump Company. with capt.
tal stock Of 5000. The principal office
is to be located at Seventh and Hull
Streets.
Misses Isabel Gary and Elise Gregory,
OF Henderson, are visiting Miss Annie
Bell DuVnl.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Tho Chesterfield County Supervisors
went out along the line Of the electric
road yesterday on all inspection trip.
They will make report at the meeting
on Monday. 5i
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LEGISLATORS FALL.
Hon. A. A. Gray Breaks Through
Porch Railing and Hurt.

Especial 70 TIC III1cS-IJISptttCI1'1
PALMYRA, VA, Dec. 1l,-Hon, q. a.
GRAY had a severe fall this afternoon
at Ills residence, that came near being
a serious affair. He was leaning against
the raIl OF his porch when 1t suddenly gavo
way. throwing, him violently to the
ground, on a brick walk, ten feet peloW'
He sustained severe bruises ana CUTS
but at this writing ne Is resting coH-
fortably and no serious consequences arg I.
feared.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

GRoyE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
ii,SISS T. n, pas,6r--Prsach ny AZ II
TIA. NJ, and s r, NJ, BY the pastor Mer1lns
subject ''Reyerence. self-Concealment, sprlt,,
,,al Acttvity--Ihe Qualities OF Complete gnd
iSffcctlyo Humau Life; evening subject Ra-
morse over the Fpllss OF Ysuth,' sunday
school at $50 a, NJ .
II A., M. and S p. M,-Rey, GORDON o.
MOORE p, 2, VII preach T. us R,h m1oE sanos
Il 9.sS A. n. 4 a CORDIAL welcome given - all
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SILK STRIKE
A DEADLOCK /: |. Ok.
The High Tides Fail to Float
the Submarine Torpedo Boat
and She is High and Dry.
SECOND TORPEDO FL .. |.
Ostensibly Bound for Culebra,
But the Officers Expect to do
Scout Duty Off Panama.
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.)

is especial 10 Inc IlmeS"OlSpdtCN.)
= NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 1l.-There is not
the slightest prospect Of settlement Of
the silk mills strike here. The operatives
are still out and they now demand an
increase Of fifty per cent. in their wages.
The management renewed its offer OF
yesterday, to the effect that II the strlk-
ers returned to work at the reduced
scale for thirty days, they would, at the
expirat ion Of that time again take up
the question OF wages with them. This
caused a deadlock, which continues.
MOCCASIN HIGH AND DRY.
It is now feared that the submarine
torpedo boat Aoccasn will not be got
ten off tho bsach at Curritucls, unless
she is dug out. The high tides accom-
panylng the recent storm failed to float
her, and she Is to-day high and dry. The
laval tug Hercules, which has been at
work on her, has returned to port
DR.. Charles L., Culr.epper, Of Ports
mouth, one Of the cltys most eminent
surgeons, is critically Ill at Clifton
Springs, N. Y. His brother, Dr. Vernon
G, Culpepper, has gone to his bedside.
It is feared that Dr. Culpepper Will not
recover.
The second torpedo flotilla is assem-
bling in Hampton Roads, preparatory to
starting south. The first flotllla will
Fall for the Philippines tomorrow, and
the second flotllla will go to join the
North Atlantic fleet at Culebra, osten-
sibly, although its officers expect to do
scout and patrol duty off the coast Of
the 1sthmus for several weeks.
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! MASS-MEETING.
Roanoke to Push Claim for En-
larging Government Building.

3 Especial to Tho TIWrs'DIspatcH.J
il ROANOKE. VA, Dec. LA mass
meeting OF citizens was held tonight
for the purpose of devIslng plans for
pushing the claims Of Roanoke for an
addition to the government building.
II was decided to appoint committee
to collect such information that would
be needed for submission to a govern
mcnt, and committee appointed BY the
Bar Association will go to Washington
after the holidays,
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liver liver near byN Il hearing his cries. went to
his assIstanee, and before he would con-
Gent to help him he required him TO J. agree e,
to be ted securely, which, he did, anu N
this way he was captured.
G65G g. N. Wells treasurer of Nleclslenburg.
who has been confined to his room Tor
several weeks, Is better.
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Richnonders in New York.

NEW YORK., Dec Iva ldorf. D, AK,
ten, W, II. l.nbonta and wife: MarlhnE-
ough, r. M, q, Bullington Manhattan,
NJ j. o'connor; broadway Central ~
l'alnatory.
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Mems Best 0YercOatS Made.

They have a style, quality and tailoring dis
tinction all their own and are the formidable eat
rivals Of highest charging tallors products,
whilst costing just about haf--ar1 endless as
asortnlent Of everything practical and de s,.
able in OVercoating snewest fashion Fll over err
5plaids and solid coors--of finest 1 foreign 's
and domestic fabrics ---- fashioned into lnt
SWEETEST styles Surtout Paletots Chesterfield i
and Long Overcoats, with plain orb eltted g!
backs tile most. exacting dresser will find
n ' ;: :.; ~: 500
SIS, $50 SIS and 5000.
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AsBuRY METHODIST CHURCH tI.oML-5
hardy and Fanover)--Rev. BAC0MB ,3E,l.
ppastor Sunday school o3o, Epworth League
tuesday S +. NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-09-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Major Charles II. Smith (Bill Arp, a
veteran journalist, is seriously Ill at his
home near Cartersvine, Ga,
Charles Currier Beale, OF Boston, has
Just been elected president of the Ma
tional Shorthand Reporters Association,
which is converting in Cincinnati.
Beerbohm Tree, the London manager
and actor, has decreed that In his thea.
ter no author OF a new play shall be al
lowed to appear on the stage TO receive
the plaudits of hrst-night audience
The late Alexander Won Homeyer. OF
Frankfort -on-the- Main, was an indefa-
tigable collector of geological specimens
OF birds eggs he had more than 10000
representing about 1900 species, while
another of his collections includes over
sc, 900 butterflies.
The Rev. Father Joseph Costa, of Gales
burg, H., has just celebrated the iif
tieth anniversary OF his ordination as q
priest
Bismarcks monument for the new
Berlin cathedral has lat last attained It,
final shape, The Iron Chancellor IL to b,
represented as German knight Of tn,
middle ageaN