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Harper & Brothers will publish a spe-
cial limited edition of Mrs. Humphrey
Wards novel Lady Roses Daughter"
now nearing completion in Harper's
Magazine. There will be three hundred
and fifty numbered sets in two volumes,
autographed by Mrs. Ward Two other
editions will be published at lower
nriceS,
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Country Life in America for Febru-
ary, Doubleday, Page & Co., New
York;, takes one to California and Flor
ida and to many pursuits of the out
door world during the month. Among
the leading articles, superbly illus
trated, Camping Florida is the per-
sonal experience of the naturalist, A.
Radcliffe Dugmore, along many Of the
best rivers and lakes. 1.-THE Renter in
q County Town" is a true story of the
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PRES. BAER'S ARGUMENT.

Continued from First Page.)
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Messrs. Harper G Brothers first pub
fishing day for 1908 will fall on Febru-
airy 6. On that date they will publish
the following books: "The Pride Of
Tellfair," a novel of middle western
life, by Elmore Elliott Peake, author Of
1.-THE Darlingtons;" new edition, COM
pletely revised, Of John Bigelows psy-
Geological work 1.-THE Mystery Of
Sleep" and new juvenile story by
Charles Edward Rich, entitled 'The
New Boy at Dale"
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making of a home, written by a success
full novelist, and "She!burne Farms"
describes Doctor w. Seward Webb's
seat an ideal country place on Lake
Champlain; while THE Orange in Flor
ida and California together with nu-
merous other articles, shows the profit
able side of a delightful horticultural
pursuit for amateur and professional
growers. Other charmingly illustrated
articles tell of Carnations and How to
Grow Them 1.-THE st. Bernard Dog"
and how the Alpine mastif was discov-
cred to Americans, besides a fund of
time information and suggestions for
plant growing, sport, poultry raising
and kindred subjects that interest the
country lover. An announcement is
made for Gardening Number which
will be double issue for March, and
eight prizes of fifty dollars each are
offered for experiences" of readers
who follow the suggestions for vegetable
and flower growing, landscape garden
ing, village improvement enterprises,
and others matters of which the maya
zine will treat. No magazine illustrates
the beautiful things of outdoor world
so we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Observation-Disclosures
MlGMlAM|D SPRINGS

Mrs. Hudglns, of Richmond, is visiting
Miss Jennie Hudglns al "rhe Refuge"
Mr.. Andrew Atkisson will leave this
week for Staunton, whore no Will attend
school during the coming session.
Miss NVaddill. Of Richmond, who has
been spending some time at ben Lo-
mond, the home OF her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Jordan, left for her home We'd
nesday,
MI, Joel C. Kidd has been quite sick
for several days He is now. able to
sit up, but cannot as YET attend to bust
ness OF any kind.
IAttle John Rlencoe, who has been III
with chills, is able to be out again,
Mrs. C,thriel. mother of our well-be-
loved pastor Rev, j. T. cuthrlell, is
Visiting her son. @ ~,
DR. q. 7. Collins has just returned from
q most delightful visit 70 his old home
In Madison county much improved IN
health. having gained about ten pounds
In weight while there. lS
Mr. james Dudley is recovering from
the effects OF his recent serious acci-
dent
Mr. Turner Matthews and Wife have
purc hased the store and fixtures OF r, c.
Brlstow, doing business at the corner Of
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order a passenger elevator with capa-
city for dozen persons, and freight
elevator for furniture, trunks etc.
IAVE MANY TELEPHONES.
Tho building is to have at least sixty
five telephones and an exchange distinct
from tie general central. The apart.
ments rent from $3.50 to $1,000 a year and
practically all have been taken Rents
for all the floors are the same, but the
upper floors were taken nrst.
Ono OF She owners said last night that
: only az few apartments anywhere re-
manned to DO rented.
Mr.. William Todd Is tho mana ger ana
HIS family Will have one OF tho apart.
ments. Electricity and gas VIII be used
IN lighting, and the building will be heae-
I'd by steam Tho housekeeping apartments
have false flreplaces with the gas logs.
The rent includes heat and light and
janltor's Attendance Those who 1--we IN
the Chesterfield will DO independent OF
cooks--except the cooks Of tho company,
for there is the cafe and the general
Kitchen at their command. ia
Mr. W. A. Chesterman Is the general
contractor. The cost OF the Chesterfield
will approximate quarter OF million
dollars. Mr.. Mr.. j. r. Phillips is the con-
tractor for the wood work and has thirty
eight mon at work now. j. W. Gilmer
& Sons, plasterers, have twenty-eight
men ut work now and there are probably
fifty moro employed BY other sub-contrac-
( III I II lt \
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) GAINES MDIL[L,

: : L y . + .
The revival meetings at Beulah Pres
byterian Church are a source of enjoy
ment to the community, and It has been
arranged to extend the time a week
longer
Mrs. c. Moore was very much indls-
posed during the past week. 7.ts
Mrs. Thnddeus Talley, of Richmond, re-
Gently Visited her country home, Sunny
Misses Lille and Myrtle Barker arc on
visit to their sister, Mrs. Sewood, near
Cold Harbor, n IN
to her mother near Seven Pines, has
returned home. tst NI's
Mr. Geo Barker has moved his family
to Paramount recently,
Miss Kate Adams was in Richmond on
q visit during the past week,
Mr. =. c, Gnulding Is erecting q fine
barn. When complete 1t will be n grent
improvements on the farm known as Mt.
AIRY.
Preaching VIII take place, at Walnut
pastor. REV, G., II. Ryland, at 1880 a, NJ.
Misses Lizzie and Ellen Martin, who
M shyG eHen 9 81 vst f ne Hos Ayc nue.
have returned to their home at this
Tho meetings at Black Creek Baptist
Church, which has been On n progress more
than q week. closed wednesday evening"
A, b. Southern was ably assisted In his
worl, BY Rev. DR.. Green OF Richmond,
The he sbaapptizng Viii take place to-day at
Barkers Pond ut O'CLOCK
tho much-needed rain came Just II
from parchng and drying 70 crisp, and,
in all probability, there will be an abun-
dance Of both. lM
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visit to her cousin, Miss Mary Booth. OF
Meadow Bridge. returned to her home in
Richmond. a AZ ,l5
There will be services at Overlook
Presbyterian Church., Barton Heights, this
Mrs. George Clutter and children OF
Danville Va, have been the guests for
several days Of Mrs. Regain.
Miss Lillian Watkins will leave this
afternoon to take charge Of the Deep
Services at Highland Park Church Sun
day morning and night conducted ~
Rev. j. B. Askew.
revival services will be held in the
church commencing the fourth sunday
Miss Eliza beth Scott, who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Andrew Scott, OF
Alrheld. is the guest OF friends on the
Hill. .{s 335, a5
Miss Josie Booth is the guest Of rela-
tlves In Hanover county.
Miss Addle Huffman expects to Leave 9
next week to take charge OF her school
Mr.. William Cole and family, recently
OF Chestnut Hill. have moved TO che s.
tcrfleld. Va.
Miss Ruby Bruce. Of Hanover county.
has been visiting Miss JAMIE Gaines,
Mrs Paul Redd hassreturned home arter'
spending several days In washington,
Miss Marie Todd. OF Walnut Fiji, IS
Miss Gaines. Fl
Ing some time at Natural Fridge.
Miss IIstele Skiles of Manchester. VINO
spent last week with Mrs. Eugene Long,
has returned home.
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relatives In King William, is expected
home In few days.
Miss Mamie Drumeller is quite sick.
t My W ana rs ~ ana nj Bat%eTe are
Mr. and Mrs J. A; WOODS. OF Blrmln Il
ham, Ala, are visiting friends on the
Miss Kendlx. Of Lewiston. is the guest
of Miss Bessie Luck
Mrs. II. Harlan and son have return etrn,
ed, after a pleasant trip to Natural ,.'l,a
: Mr.. Ingham. OF Richmond. has moved
recently occupied by Mrs; II. ". Davies,
VIZ ha s mHssd 6 5S 81
Mrs. Fl. P. Coffey, OF Brookland Park.
has returned from a visit to friends IN
Mrs. e; II, Stanley is visiting friends
S Mrs. George Carter. Of Rrookland Park.
Is expecting relatives from Louisa this
AIr. aud Mrs. Goode will return from
South Carolina Tuesday.
Mrs. John r, Perkins has returned to
Hankins,. near the Seminary,
Mr.. John Chamberlain Is the guest OF
Mr.. Jones. s{ 55iias
for nc Cornell a1HI' universi f IN New York
Mr.. Coe. of Danville. H.. is the guest
OF Mr.. a. n. Miller. 90,
Mr.. l.. u. boone mas le1t LOT hlns WA-
Mi Miss Mary Sharpe has returned home
Mrs. G; Il, cullen and daughter, Miss
Jennie, have, returned home, after =! an
Mrs. Mallory, OF Charlottesville, Is the
guest of Mrs. j. G. Collins.
Miss Mamie Coulter has returned to
Brookland Park from visit to friends
In Roanoke.
Miss Ida Lee has LEFT for Natural
Bridge to spend few days.
y Mrs. j. NJ. Knapp and children. who
have been Visiting at Pence Springs, have
returned home. ta
! Miss Laura CahiIl. OF Amelia who has
been visiting Miss Minnie Rhoades. OF
s Mr., W, c., Vermlllera and children are
visiting his father, Mr.. c. G. Vermlllera,
Mr.. j. Walker Kldwcll, who. has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. Il,
ISidwell has left for Irwin.
The C. NJ. a, Club met Friday at 1870
p, M, at tho home of MI Overton Wood 4!
ward. corner Lamb Avenue ana , R'ob'Hr,ts,
Street Those present We're: Vlrglnlus
Croxton, Buford Rose, Robert kidwell
Evans Dawson and Overton Woodward,
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Dunlop and Rome Streets, Petersburg. &Si
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith, who have
been spending the summer at the Tower,
House. left during the past week for
Norfolk. @a "a AZ 81 # fs is ~ sg
A gentleman from Massac husetts has
recently purchased several lots on KALI
mia Avenue. where, he will erect hand
some modern residence Tor q Writer
home. 81 IT, i5gs X
Master Lewis N. G. Bowers, who has
been suffering from an abscess on his
knee Is now able to attend school.
Mr. w. H. tDeitrick will soon move to-
his new home recently bought In High
land Springs Of Mrs. May M. Glllen.l He
expects to erect a new residence In the /
near future u 5i8 issG
Mrs, Clayton and children have res
turned after long stay In the country:s
They were accompanied by Mrs. Clay-f
The revival services which have been
in progress during the past week have
not been largely attended on account OF
the Indictment weather. Rev. r. E1zers
has rendered able assistance by denver de''ver-'
Ing several very able sermons
Mrs. Vinol and daughter, Nellie. nave
tairs, where they visited friends,
Mrs. james Kidd, Of aRtchmon d, visited
Mrs. Joel C. Kidd on Cedar Avenue dur-8
Ing the week. ~. - !. y
y Miss Avis Turner, OF Henrico. VISITED
Miss Blanche Kidd and her little friend
Miss Robson, OF Richmond. were guests
Of Miss Jane Kidd during tho week, 4,
Mr.. and Mrs Pierce's youngest child
who has been quite III for several days
Is now improving ~,
Mrs Vinol and Miss Nellie Vlnol spel1tsiSj
yesterday in Richmond.
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EAST RICH MD1l,

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Mrs. McEwen's little son Is quite III
with nalarial blood poisoning. Dr. Bas- A
sett of Richmond, is the attending phy-
stefan.
Mrs, Kate Boegler and Miss blanche
Mitchell left Saturday for Baltimore ana
Hampton. They will be absent for seV-3
eral weeks,
After an extended visit to her mothef,S
Mrs. AIiller's daughter has returned 70
her home In Philadelphia, accompanied
bv her mother, who will spend o short
time with her,
Mrs Deitrlck has been entertaining nor
daughter and son-in-law. from Philadol-a
ehia, who have greatly enjoyed the home
visit, wv
Willie lessee and some Of his friends
ara planning an entertainment In the near
future for the benefit OF the East Rich.
mond sundny,schoo ISL
guests tests OF Mrs. S. Fiege on THURSDAY. /.
Mr., Willie Walsh has Just returnsd
from very pleasant cU Vis,t 70 'rehas ana
Mrs. Little and her daughter. Miss
Marie, visited Mrs, McEwen Thursday.
Mr. Jordan Is husly engaged making
preparations for = change 81. OF residence zen
THE. East Richmond public schools VIII
omen ON Monday OF the coming week.
THE East Richmond carriage shops are x
in fun blast, trying 70 keep up WIZ. me
Mrs, Martin and family, have moves
from Richmond to this place and viii I,
occupy the house opposite New BrldEs 4
Church.
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Full TON NEWS "!

b It now looks as II clear water is in
sight for the 600 children who attend
Nicholson street School. II the Street
Committee will spend about 500 to carry
out tho plan that will be presented by
tho citizens OF Fulton to them It Will be
a great blessing to the children.
Several members OF the School Board
have been approached with the plan.
and they are heartily In favor OF 1t. and
they will not only endorse 1t, but VIII
use their best efforts to get the Street
Committee to make the appropriation.
The plan OF tho Fulton citizens Is to
extend a branch pipe from the large
private main In Orleans Street which
conveys the excellent water from Fulton
Hill spring TO the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway tank and Richmond Cedar
Works. The spring and main are owned
BY the railroad, which will grant the
city the necessary supply OF water
The construction Of the main to the
corner OF Fifth and Nicholson Streets
will involve small cost RI
+ The pavement on the north side OF
Denny Street from williamsburg Avenue
to Seventh Street Is in bad condition.
and walking on this block In rainy Wen-
Ither is not pleasant. / The roots OF the
large cottonwood trees have torn UP the
bricks in some places, making great
holes, the water pipes from the cutters
from several houses In the block empty
their contents or the pavement, and IN
some places the water stands several
inches deep, after a storm. The block
Is used very extensively, especially when
services are being held at the two
churches near by, I6@
Rev. David Hepburn, OF Baltimore.
who recently accepted the call to Fulton
Baptlst Church. will preach his initial
sermon this morning. Mr.. Hepburn ran
down to spend several days to make pre-
paration to enter upon his duties on Co.
tober LIST. and viii occupy the pulpit at
both services to-day sise
B Rev, A. A, Jones' pastor OF Denny
Street M, y, Church, Is spending his va
cation Mt Crewe, Rev, B, +. IIlscomb,
secretary and treasurer OF Randolph
Macon College, will occupy the pulpit
at the morning service. llt
The union class meeting OF all OF tho
Methodist churches OF Richmond and
Manchester will be held this afternoon
at Denny Street NJ. r. Church, at 8
O'clock. H. y s.s y{
The Ladies' Auxiliary and PARSONAGE
Societies OF Denny Street M. r. CHURCH
will hold joint session on Monday night
ut the church
Members Of Petersburg Council OF
Daughters OF Liberty. about one hundred
In number, paid visit Friday night e
Virginia Council No. t, Daughters OF
Liberty, The Daughters Invaded the
suburb In q chartered car and spent 9
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EChoslnut It'll and
!: HHfi;ghlana Da,h
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~. '4.' Ii
Miss Bessie Marshall has returned
home after a visit to relatives in Wood
stock and washington
Mrs. w, B, Quinby has returned homo
after spending several weeks with rea-
lives in New Jersey.
The Young Peoples Finch Club met
last Friday evening In the home Of Miss
Florence Baker on Fourth Avenue, Quite
on enjoyable evening was spent by all
present. Among those present may be
mentioned Misses Annie Sale, Sue Todd.
mertha Marshall Florence Baker, Re-
becca Clarke, Maude Livesay, Louise and
Ruth Rennle and Alletta Crump; Messrs.
Ivanhoe Sclater, Lamar Henley, Richard
sale, Wallace Terry, sydnie Laird, Willie
fJoppe, LeWlyn Ilaryie and johnnie Gres-
sett. The notice Of the next meeting
vii be announced later.
u" pr. s., r, Christian has been visiting
friends In New Kent county,
Miss Bessie Wlngheld, or Highland
park, has returned home after spending
the summer with relatives In New Jer,
Miss Maude livesay has returned home
after spending several days with rela-
tlS Master eis is Sale. who on Thursday
last vas bitten very badly by 4 vicious
w. Mss Daisy Booth has. after pleasant
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moved into their new dwelling house.
Mrs. p. 13. Wlfin and little son. Turner,
have returned after d visit OF a month
III Newport News and King and Queen
lsd. car.hright spent Sunday With
Leslie baker Is quite iii at his homo
In This elghborhood. II M i
tertaihed last Wednesdhy evening by
tho Misses Cioddin III honor of their
guest, Miss Edith Kay. Music and gaines
were Indulged II, Until n latc fo,ir, when
dainty refreshments were beautifully
served. @
ZB. a. watkins and 6. c. Sharpe drove
to Richmond Wednesday, 4 ND
Mrs. w. II. Baker spent Tuesday with
relatives IN Richmond. ,SGl.s. !.
f r.. L. Dnrrett went to Richmond last
p. B.@Wlnn went, to Richmond on a
business trip Thursday.
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EVIDENCE
FROM MEN OF NATIONAL PROMINENCE
That Pe=rl1=t1a Cures Catarrh Wherever Located
Congress smen, Governors, Generals, Com
suls, Recommend Pe-ru-na.


Of 50 many distinguished american citizens rs perna The
furnish cnarrh remedy well known
It acknowledged a hands that pcrua and cnarr are
ndebly associated that to speak OF Is to think Of the
other. #5Gaf @a
Amont Barnes. late u. Consul to Venezuela, s. A.
Chief Of Bureau Of Statistics Of State now in Blu
Statistics in Agricultural Department Washington D. c.
writes Perunn Is not only remedy for troubles but
equally effective for colds and aches arising from the
It excellent tonic for debitated systems Many
friends have used It successfully and have no hesitation IN
giving 1t my recommendation" --Almont Barnes . III /.
SESSION. writes the following letter from Shawnee oka y am
satisfied that Peruna is not only cure for
caarr but also most vigorous tonic and 50 many Of
recommending It to tho plbic."-Frcd s. Goodrich.
A1orrsvile, VT: ts9s5 s4s tJ 83 Gf54 II
It excellent family remedy and good for
II Is we'll known fact that the ginboat Hist
other Lucen commander Of the
sIIs" during Santiago, specially
Admiral Sampson gaantry recent letter
Washington, G., writes: sGIt's 54s5F8
hc curative qualities OF Peruna cure for catarrb
been fully established by the Of the
successfully by many my acquantances.
afflicted
Lucen Young. Es8. \\g\
testimonials file from 1fty ~ \\\\N
members Congress. Generals. <|@A&AN
and many other OF dignity and promi- 8 <@@S\M
hence ''' ' g. I - a - ASzS9E&
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ELxo NOT s.

Mr.. and Mrs, Willie Fox, OF Richmond.
are visiting Mrs. William Adams,
Ting the Misses Goddln;
Misses Kate and Annie Dunford, Of
Richmond, have returned home after y
PLEASANT Visit to Miss Agnes Kahl.
Miss Mary Baker, of richmond, spent
Sunday with her parents: y,
ery went to Richmond Monday,
Meslra. FurnMn and BoWerY have
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Bright's Disease and
Diabetes News.
once Vino and Spirit Review.
San francisco, Sept, IA, 1908. .

To the Editors OF Richmond;
Dear sir.-The business men OF this
city who are now proclaiming to the
world tho discovery Of the cure for
BrIght's Disease and Diabetes have ASK
ed me as one OF the benetlclaries to
write to some otmy brother editors. Hence
this letter to you, was at first as
skeptical MS anyone. E. had reason TO
be- ..I had "a clear case of chronic
Br!ght's Disease; was III for a year.
It was not thought I would llye thirty
days The President of the Pacific States
type Foundry told my wife thataltho
uewIy-dscopered dlure,4c Mouid sayu as
life, and against my private convictions
] was put OH It, In six months my re-
Govery was complete,
a friend OF mine, Dr, A, j. Howe, a
prominent physician, was nearly dead
with l3rights Disease. On my recovery
] told Inn and IT acted the same IN his
case and he Is now well on the road TO
recovery. told one OF the writer's on
tho Call, whose mother had Diabetes. She
has fully recovered, AS a brother editor,
personally assure you of the truth OF
the discovery, Thousands OF lives are
to be saved and am writing In the hoIe
that this letter Will start some OF them
righv, s 81 Ess -
4 Fraternally yours. Il
i r.. NJ. WOOD, Editor.
The above refers to tho newly discov-
the world has ever seen for Bright's ID e.
ease and Diabetes, we are the solo
agents. Ask for pamphlet. Owens &;
Minor Drug Co., Richmond
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II you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use OF Peruna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Mr.. George Troxlcr left yesterday for
4 Hewlctps, Hanover county. to visit his
wife, who Is spending some time with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Mrs. Kceton, who has boon III for sew
cral weeks, is now much better.
Mrs. w. C.. Thomas and John ana Louise
arc in Hanover county visiting rela-
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II tomorrow you would be wise.
SEQ the ELEPHANT ADVERTISE
GREEN 6 Redo,
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& Mrs. Archer Duglass Is improving after
a spell Of Illness at her home on .
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O FeshIsnt
be Hartman santaun Goumbus
4 Z & s @ 4
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Mrs Kate Putze will move to her home
on Twenty-frst and r Streets, recently
purchased from Percy Patterson.
Mr.. Thomas Pollard has moved from
Hanover county to No. 22O4 Falrmount
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Mrs. Willie ENuckols and children, Row
land and Aubrey, Of Broad Street Road,
visited her sister. Mrs. ]. W. Ralney. last
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The building already has in working
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Mr.. w. Scott Fidler is reported better
| Mr.. Luther Bivens, of Newport News,
| and has secured q position here, will leave
to-day for Newport News to visit his
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Jal,:n0unt Tiers.
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Mrs. e. c. Cox and Miss Florence Hol-
land went to h Mewp93tr tni News last Sat
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Mr.. Garnett Dunn is Improving RAPIDLY
at the Virginia Hospital where he was
operated on for appendicitis several weeks
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Rev. j. T. Tucker will hold the usual
services to-day at East-End Baptist
Church at ii A. NJ and 8 P. N.
at the Falrmount7 Baptist Church the
P. nj. by the pastor, Rev. G. e. Cox.
Little Clyde Thomas, who has been
iii several weeks with fever, and who
was thought to be convalesclng, Is not