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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-20
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
kysnus snd Beech aAsT1sT GH5hG T.
" and si p RI e. :. u
Christian Ministry; evening subject, ''Tbe
signhcence of Temptation" Sunday school at
o:15 A. NJ
FIRST BAPTIST CHURou-woRsHIp AND
P, pr en- a. II A. NJ o and $40 r A. sermon
$3.50 a. n, All made cordially welcome.
sixth 1 ard Main Streets, Services at j 4. s.
W l. sMlTH Bible School oS at te &c: ss'! IT,
LEIGH-sT STREET BAPTIST oHuRcH COR
s STE sh As as 5oSE on Sf%a4
Preaching Il a; NJ and $40 r ~. by the pastor
tive Life; evening subject, "Thc Literally
,5a d,,e BAEsT SmuEST
NER. p. D., pastor; Subject at II A. NJ.
Three CO great auesons oa Eer sea
GhAcEsrREDT BAPTIST CHURCH tcoR.
e:ao q. NJ; Preaching By The pastor 1t i a. NJ:
and s;lb ?, ~ Prayer meeting Wednesday at
.b aSs p H1Sss eoRSF sSo SWHk
forsottaa About its Services At II and
CLAY IS. STREET H n x gnyhqH tcohNEyR
~ Morse ssbsa to
Seif''; evening Personal Responsibility to
CENTENARY NJ. n. CHuRcH-REy. W. W.
and s:1S +: +. Subject II ne,nlpss "ig@ili,y
'Ha Sspa4S 'shs' Ct eae 4
ipas NJ H4 y sy R. n Rsss!ssETffs'f'ns 4n s
at 8 p NJ by the he, EEsR%TpR,,S
Il; and i; n. ,fondasted By b, i r. BEAT,
vs. e s6a REST HISns ifts
n and Go 6y hs pa at
sunday school at a.A5 a. Nj. Prayer meeting
w ga cE,sr a aS prEsayrERAs CHURCH,
Services at II O'Clock a. NJ. and $40 o'clock r.
CHURCH OF TIE CovENANT-REv. ].
SALviS sTBWAhT p Ri P1sN or ,A u A.
.ha selon b
the Wolnau'a Missionary Society. and at s:i5
BY me pastor, sunGsy ,ssnS
w YES 4 p MsissSi CHURCH
rSis and ASfn sis SnP 4s y ssS EeI, " en-.
BELL Sunday school at oso A. NJ Mid-week
service Tuesday at s:la r. N.
CHRISTIAN.
MARsHAIIrsTREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(hiarshal Street between Graham and Han
cock)--Rev. b, II. MELTON, pastor. .--Preaching
school school e:so 4. N. Christian EndeaYor Society
s;l5 p. NJ. Nid-week prayer meeting Wednes.
DAY $40 + Nj EPISCOPAL
THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH (BROAD
Street, below Twslfth)-Rey W. u. EVANS, d.
service II A. NJ, afternoon 8 o'clock.
CHRISTIAN sGIEScI.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST sCtENTlSr.--
Services Sunday morning at 1l:16 Subject,
'fChristian Science" Wednesday evening meet
ing at $3.50, No. 1901 Grove Avenue, All are
invited.
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Counsel Says Strike Does Not
Endanger Their Rights.
TROUBLE OVER LIGHTS
Several Social Gatherings of the Week.
Important Meeting of Manchester
Elks-Circus Parties-Church
Services Notes.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, |


NO. 1902 Hull Street.
Manchester Is quietly watching the
strike situation, and the progress either
way is being looked upon with interest
Counsel for the Passenger and Power
Company said last night that there Is
nothing in the franchise OF the company
that compels them to run cars under the
present condition Of affairs.
.srho company Is going to put cars on
as soon as 1t cam, said an official, "and
1t is absurd to say that the Council can
take our franchise away from us at this
tlmc, and for this reason"
Travel between tho two cities continues
to be on the ragged edge, and only those
whose business calls them to Richmond
go to that city.
No trouble Of any kind has arisen by
reason Of the strike and affairs In police
and oil other circles are auieter than Tor
long time.
BAD ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
For several nights the street electric
lights have been giving poor service, and
complaints are numerous. The lights IN
Eleventh Straet at Maury Cemetery, ana
In Hull Street havo been complained
about particularly.
The company has promised to remeo!
SOCIAL. GATHERINGS.
"A pleasant evening was spent at tho
5esdegso q Mr. agd Mrs P kan ds
when number OF their friends were en-,
tertained Those present, We're: Mr.. ana ,1t
Mrs. Frank Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs Nv, "
and Mrs. Bennett. Of Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs Oechele, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Nor
risett, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips.
Blanche LETTERS was given by Mr.. George
Jeffers Thursday night. Those present
were: Misses Maggie Wyche Daisy Wal
don GaGe sss Ros e Jenk
ms, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbrooll. and
Nessrs. Frank. Harper, Bernard Perdue.
Manly Allen, Arthur JeWett. Willie Met
A number Of outings that had been ar
ranged for Forest Hill during this week
have been postponed on account OF the
se'o0' ca Citizen III Jfu: SERVICES.
In all the churches the regular services
will be held tomorrow. as usual, with
20 MANCHESTER ELKs.
Exalted Ruler Eipscomb urges all the
members of Manchester Lodge to be on
hand at the meeting on Monday nlfht, as
business Of SPECIAL impo1 tance ,, VII come 1a
CIRCUS PARTIES.
Several parties are forming to attend
the amateur circus at the Horse Show
benefit Of the Home for Needy Confed-
A = number '' of woll-known Manchester
people will take part In the circus, both
in the big show and the concert, and
both performances to see them TACT"
MIR. BALDY'S SUBJECTS.
Rev. u. v. Badly will preach at Balm
bridge Street Church Tomorrow on the
following subjects: Morning. II Thirst"
evening 1.-THE Daughter Of Herodias."
The chorus Ahoir will practice at 8
o'clock this evening for the services to-
morrow.
PERSONALS AND NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oechele, Of 'adelph!a,
are the guests Of their uncle, Mr.. D. u.
Landrum, No. S02 Porter Street.
Miss Helen Wake Is improving under
tho treatment of DR.. eIngran m.
Mrs. J. w. Craze has gone to Philadel-
phia with her brother.
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tations to tho marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Rosa Emmalyn. to Mr.. NJ H. Hair
ston, Of Danville, the nuptials to be
celebrated at Belle Grove. the homo Of
the brides mother. near Chatham. on
June 18th.
Mr.. c. B. Hess is visiting his brother.
Mr.. "A. L. Hess. OF Salem. Va.
Cards have been issued by Dr.. and
Mrs John S. Apperson. of Marion, for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Georgianna, to Mr.. Lacy a. Tynes. The
event will take place June oath at Q
o'clock P. NJ. In the Methodist Church
at MaIion.
Miss Mary Drewry was ono OF the
dancers at bell and bow" german
given in Danville on Wednesday evening
last.
Miss Fannie Ford loft Monday to spend
the summer in the mountains Of Vir-
g1nia.
Epiphany Church at Somerset, Orange
county, Va, will be consecrated by Bishop
Gibson next Tuesday at II o'clock A. M.
The Rev. e. L. Goodwin Will preach on
that occasion.
Mrs. William J. Fitzpatrick and daugh-
ter. Miss Ethel. of Park Avenue, are
spending the summer at Torega, Bote-
tourt county. They expect to 90 to Mount
Airy about the middle of August to ro-
main until tho LIST of October, when they
will leave for their future homo in Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabell and
family left for the seashore yesterday.
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visited the place. A guard of honor kept

v
watch over tho remains
The funeral rites began at O'Clock IN
tho afternoon and did not conclude be-
fore s. Tho programme announced was
carried out IN every detail. The church
was filled to Its utmost capacity. Tho
great majority OF the people could not
got in at all and they had to stand out
side which they did for four hours. Prao-
tically all of tho colored pastors OF the
city, regardless OF denomination. were
present,
The service opened with music BIZ tho
choir, after which Introductory exercises
were conducted by the Rev. w. X. Stokes,
master OF ceremonies. a hymn was sung.
led by Rev. w. r. Johnson, and then.
the scripture lesson was read by w. NJ.
Moss, and prayer made by Rev. r. v.
Peyton, OF Sixth Mount Zion Music and
the reading oe resolutions and kilograms
followed. Tho sermon was preached by
the Rev. A. Binga, Jr. Five minute talks
wero then made as follows: BY Rev. II.
Fl. White, Rev. Wells as our pastor; by
w. l.. Taylor. D. D.. Rev. Wells as a
True Reformer: by Rev. D. n. Fassar D.
D., Rev. Wells and our State Work:by Rev
Ellis Watts, Rev. Wells as president OF
our association: by Rev. Evans Payne.
Rev. Wells as citizen: by DR.. George
Cooper, Rev. Wells as ] knew him; by
Rev. Walter II. Brooks; Rev. Wells as
national character.
In closing the exerices the burial SER
vices of the Grand Fountain was read.
The cortegc then pe~ssd out, led by the
ministers. 1t stopped at tho door. as
stated. and then proceeded to the bury
ing ground In Manchester. Those who act
ed as honorary pall-bearers were as fol-
lows:
Deacon Anderson Knox. Deacon Harr1-
son Smith, Dr. George THOMSON Henry
Moore. Deacon W. II. Isham. Deacon
Peter Shackelford. Deacon r. T. Hill,
Rev. Hugh Williams, Rev. George H.
Johnson. Rev. Archer Ferguson. Rev.
S. c. Burrell, John H. Braxton. Rev.
P. S. Lewis. Deacon ". P. Burrell, Rev.
2. D. Lewis, Rev. r. G. Quarles. Rev.
G. q. Norris Rev. George Reid w. p.
Eppes. Rev. j. NJ. Armistead Rev. w. F..
Graham and Rev. D. Webster Davis.
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THE MAN
ABOUT
own
BY
Harry Tucker

DAILY CALENDAR.
1s95-Papa Joe Mconi learned to play
dominoes.
10u3-still playing, and lust received his
four hundredth coat q Wnitewash.
1.-THE truth of the old adage that It's
an i'll wind that blows no one any good
Is again made plain.
For some time past we have been look
ing forward with u great deal OF pleasure
to the time when we would get our ~ va
engine house, where we could take
few lessons ip dominoes from the all-star
combination Of Meoni and Company. who
line. but we think we will defer our, trip
in that direction until some moro pleas
ant times perhaps next spring, when
Heights watt the sweet-smelling zephrs
from the wild flowers OF Jake's woods. or
else HE to the headquarters Of the First
Police District, and there learn the game
from the mon who invented It,
The above beautiful story was sent US
In a big. official envelope, and we We're
glad to get it, for with the street cars
stopped we have not had the chance. to
bright things that fall from their lips.
We can't see why IL is that because We
had to take a ride around on the car yes
in Futon H. We e were called "scabs by
somebody or other and various others.
We had l. to take that trip because Il
was our llne or DuSlneSS ana We Qlun'
like to walk way down there
Two fellows were standing on the cor
ner the other day. contemplating the
strike situation. according to Tony Hart.
They looked up and down the street
and then one of them said:
Its fine weather overhead anyway"
Eyes but there amt many going that
way" was the reply.
We met Jack Stockton, and Dave An
drada the other night, and Jake had court
plaster all over him.
Just went through. he said.
Cant you see him?" said Dave.
And then we all lined UP against Rue
gers clam counter. and Field W1lbon
strolled in, and told us that Cliff WE'LL
was Just putting OH the finishing touches
TO his new pool room. SO that he could
play tho interesting game, and save
money
We were just about to say something
when Jack again told us he had Just
went through" and It was up to some
body, so we had another round !of clans
and walked home.
We are much obliged; we. thank you,
and we have to say that We have enough
cigars to last for one week, for Mr.. 4.
Mum has presented us Win ms compi-
hubbard Weighing one-half pound to the
inch
on the trip to Beach Park, and we VIII
give daily matinees all next week. SO
that when we get into the lions den at
the circus on July Fourth We VIII be
equal to the OCCASION.
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VERY LOW RATES VIA sEABoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY TO POINTS
NAMED BELOW:

PDABO DY COL LIE GE SUMMER
SCHOOLS. NASHVILLE, T z Nm.
JUNE 1ST-JULY 10TH, 1903.
On account OF above occasion. the Sen.
board Air Line Railway viii sell round
trip tickets from all points on its Inns
to Nashville. Tenn, at ono fare. plus e
cents. Tickets on sale May 31st. Juno LIST,
I'd, 10Th. 10th. 2lst. July Sd. 4th and 9Th,
limited fifteen days from date OF SAILS
Fare from Richmond and Petersburg.
s17.75.
NATIONAL CONVENTION. B. 7. P. o.,
ATLANTA. GA. JULY aTH-12TH. 1903.
On account OF above occasion the Sen
board Air Line Railway will sell round
trip tickets from all points on its line al
ono fare. plus rs cents Tickets on sale
July 7th sth. 9th and 10th: return limit
July 18th. Fare from Richmond and Pc.
tersburg. sl5.75.
SUMMER SCHOOL, ATHENS, GA,
JULY 1sT-AUGUsT 9TH. 1903
For the above occasion the Seaboard
Air Line Railway will cell round trip
tickets from all points on It's line at rate
OF one fare. plus . cents. Tickets on
sale June 2sth. 18th, aoth July LIST. I'd.
4th, 18th. 18th and 18th; limited fifteen
days from date of sale.
SUMMER SCHOOL. TUsKEGEE. ALA,
JUNE 2sTH-AUGUST 1TH, 1903
On account of above occasion the Sea.
board Air Line Railway will sell round.
trip tickets from all points on It's linz
at rate Of QUE fare. plus Is cents. Tickets
on sale June I'D. oath and 9th; final
limit August 10th 1903. Rate from Rich
mond and Petersburg, s2O3o
For further information relative to-,
schedule and sleeping car reservations,
apply to any agent of the Seaboard, OK
to Richmond Transfer Company: Ticket
Agent, Murphy's or Jefferson Hotels:
Main Street Station. or to w. ]. MAY.
City Ticket Agent
y. P. SMITH,
District Passenger Agent.
No. $50 East Main Street.
Richmond. Val ,
Phone 4o5
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WAS NOT DRAMATIC
Porter Who Misunderstood the Order
Given Him.

gentleman In one OF the popular res
tauran,s OF tho city was telling good
story to some friends last night. lie
said that a few days ago he gave one
OF the porters a ten dollar note and told
him to buy some Bi1ou tickets, and IN
addition hs gave him dime with In
structions to buy dramatic mirror. The
negro bought the tickets and returned
the change all right, but he appealed for
further orders as to the mirror, What
sort OF a mirror did you say yon wanted,
boss?'' was the guiieless question. 'rhe
dramatic mirror" was the reply. The
negro said he fully understood, and went
of and shortly returned with a small
package securely wrapped, In 1t was n
small looking grass. In handing 1t to the
guest he said. Boss, Mr.. Cohen says
The gentleman so greatly enjoyed the
Joke that lie forgot he ever wanted the
thea trical paper.
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AHEALTHY COUPLE.
An Old Soldier of 90 Had Some Coffee

Experience.
An old soldiers wife described her
coffee experience as follows: MY hus'
band ana ] have been accustomed to
the use of tea and coffee for very great
many years, and we are very fond of
the coffee.
"some time ago VIC received from
dear friend In st. Louis q Christmas box
that, Included package of Postum.
prepared some without reading drec-
lions and my husband said: o. nonsense,
this tastes just like the crust water
that was one OF the luXurles lhey al
lowed TO Invalids 50 years ago. Then
] looked up the directions, made the
Postum as II shonld be made and We
both found It delicious.
MY husband is a brokan-down soldier
and was q dyspepic and suffered from
severe headaches. but from the time
we commenced to drink Postum we have
not taken cup OF tea or coffee. Dur
ing the hot weather We have eaten nc
meat, depending for food upon Grape
Nuts. My dear husbands headaches
have disappeared since We left OFF the
coffee and began Postum, and ] find my
self mentally stronger and much better
able to concentrate my thoughts thin for
several years past. Husband has good
appetite now and nothing dsturbs his
stomach.
II BELIEVE that when mothers come TO
pay more attention to their chlldren's
diet there will be more health and hap
pness In the world and in domestic life
generally. Little by little this change
must come.
Yours wery sincerely for ali that per-
tains TO heath and happiness. Use our
names II you wish" Names furnished
by Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mich.
This letter is In the handwriting of
tho old lady herself and there are many
people half her years who cannot write
half 50 good letter, The case Is one at
remarkable vitality. and apparently the
only Ills of their old age were those due
the coffee drinking, rhese disappeared
when Postum was used In place Of coffee.
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MISS STEWART GIVES
UP MAKING
fBy Associated Press.)


NEWPORT, R. l., June 19.-Miss Bes-
sic Stewart, daughter Of Senator Stewart.
Of Nevada, has given UP her dressmaking
establishment here after futile effort OF
two years hard work for success. Miss
Stewart was married to Lieutenant
Hooker, OF the army, but the marriage
was not happy one. and she secured
divorce. She afterwards took charge OF
her fathers stock farm in Loudoun coun-
ty, Va. She showed a marked ability as
n farmer, Transforming the rather dilapi-
dated establishment into model farm
and paying off large part Of the debt
encumbering It.
During her experiment Miss Stewart
kept in touch with fashionable society.
giving house parties composed of we'll
known New York and Washington people.
She gave up the farm and came to New
port couple of years ago.
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SUNDAY AT BEACH PARK
Two Convenient Trains VIII Leave the
Southern Depot.

Mr.. George Guvenator manager OF
Beach Park, says that the strike Will IN
no way Interfere with the special twi-
light trips to that beautiful resort. Two
trains will run tomorrow, one IN the
morning and the other in the afternoon.
giving all who wish full day at West
Point and Beach Park. 1.
The bathing season has opened at the
park which Is the closest point to Rich
mond at which salt water baths may be
obtained.
All this week sunday-schools have been
holding their annual outings at Beach
Park, and the same thing will be the
rule next week.
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Or. Ross Returns.

DR.. George Ross has returned from
indianapolis. where he has been in attend-
ance upon the meeting of medical men,,
and has resumed his practice.
Fire, due to causes unknown. broke
out shortly after II o'clock last night IN
the shed attached to q vacant house at
No. sl4 West Marshall street. 1t was
distinguished before damage of any
amount had been done. IT
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STRIKING BUILDERS
Work Stops on Jenkins Plant by a
Walk Out.

Work on The new plant for the Jenkens'
bindery on West Broad Street, being done
by Contractor q. w. Lambert, has been
delayed for while.
A few days ago Mr.. lambert had oc-
CASTOR to give over the work OF erecting
an office building at the Tredegar Works
to another man, who happened to be a
non-union man.
When this fact became known to the
men working on the Jenkens building
they walked out Mr., Lambert had pre-
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WEEKEND RATES
Via Southern Railway.

Beginning with June g. 1908. and con-
tinuIng until September 18th, the South
ern Railway will sell on saturday and
Sunday OF each week special tickets from
intermediate stations. also to West Point
and intermediate stations, at one fare for
the round trip. limited returning Monday
following date of sale.
special low rate OF 80 cents for the
round trip Richmond to West Point and
return will apply.
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Examine Applicants,

The present term of the supreme Court
Tie eXamina ton OF candidates for adj
mission to the bar next Wednesday at
Wytheville. There will be about the us
uni number of applicants for license to
practice law following tho graduation of
many students at the law schools Of the
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PRESIDENT AND
VICE-PRESIDENT
lsnec,al 10 Tb. rime,.p,.potch. !,

& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA. June Ia
The City Council under new law passed
by the General Assembly OF yirginln, re-
curing a president and vice-president Of
the Council, organized hero this evening
by electlns Colonel f. D. Cola president
ind George w. Wrotcn vice-prestdent.
Lawrence Perry resigned as Council
nan and the vacancy WAS flled by elect.
Ing T. n. Brent.
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lHt .tH47 d 'aHEa.s |4.
GOING TO NORFOLK?

For quick and comfortable trip with.
out change OF cars. take the Norfolk and
Western Railway. The only all-rail
route" Tho Norfolk Limited" leaving
0:OO A. NJ, and the ocean Shore Limit
ed, ;" leaving at 900 P. NJ, are the fastest
trains In the South.
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Or. Wright Receivers,

DR.. Julian T. Wright. who has been
quite sick In the Virginia Hospital for
tho past week, has improved and hopes
10 renew his practice In few days.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
RAIES-R.. f. & p. r. r.

Tickets on sale July I'd, Sd and 4th be-
tween Richmond and Washington and In:
rates. good returning until July 9Th. In
ABBY to ticket agent Byrd Street.
Tlba or Main Street Stations or Rich
mond Transfer Company. Sls East Main
w, p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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TIME FOR NEW WHEAT
A Table Showing the Prevailing Prices
at this Date Since 1871.

AS 1t Is nearly time for new wheat to
mako its appearance in this market, be-
low is given to-day. the following interest
ing table Of statistics obtained from Cap
Exchange of this city, showing the date
of offering and prices paid for new wheat
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THE GIFFIN COMPANY

The Season May Close With the Per
fornnance Saturday Night.
It is expected that the season OF the
Gifren Company at the Academy will
close with the performance Saturday
night.
It will give much pleasure to the peo-
Pile. Of Richnlond should 1t be dacided
to lengthen the stay OF the company.
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vlously laid of some OF his men because
Of his inability to get material 30 that
there were scarcely half a dozen to walk
out.
Mr.. Lambert said last night that he boz
lieved the matter would BIO adjusted In
few days, and that tho delay In the work
would be very little.
The Jenkens building will probably be
completed by August list.
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EVERY SUNDAY
To PopuIar Beach Park.

To Popular Beach ParK.
Two special fast trains every Sunday
leave Richmond O:30 A. NJ, r, M. SOC.
round trip. Sixty minutes ride each
way. It's fine place to spend Sum
day.
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RICHMoND's POPULAR SALT VA.
TER RESORT, BEACH PARK.

Sixty minutes ride. Doc. round trip.
Two fast trains leave Richmond every,
Sunday $3.50 "A. NJ and p. NJ The
sea- food meals served are worth tho
trip.
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RECUPERATION-th Is not so much
in the ordinary vacation as there Is In
a single bottle OF Hoods sarsaparilla.
which refreshes the tired blood, sharpens
age Take Hoods Sarsaparllla this sum.
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DAILY CALENDAR.
1sa5-Papa Joe Mconi learned to play
dominoes.
10U3-Still playing, and Just received his
four hundredth coat OF WnlteWasf-