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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

John Drew Will be seen newt season
q, Captain nirpue" u comedy BY An
thany Hope aud Harrison Hhoades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Harrison Grey Fiakp has bought the
American fiHhts 81 '"fhe Mafrissa %
issasoa.a an English comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

RichArd Harding Davis will make
Ter Charles rrohmRn the English
translation u onesaet nightmare.
rho system 81 nr 0ourdnn." which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Martin Harvey nnw says he viii play
"Rnmea" IN this country on hts tour
has not premized q play. itu because
he overlooked u.
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EILK0 NOT ES.

Mr.. Charles Spencer. Of Newport News,
spent several days with friends in this
neighborhood last week.
Miss Lee Kay has returned to her
home in Quinton, New Kent county, after
a several weeks visit to her friends, the
Misses Goddn.
Miss Ina Doggett of Richmond, is Wis
ting her cousin, Miss. Mary Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Fisher returned
with Mr.. Fishers mother. Mrs. W. A..
Adams
Ed. Furman went to Richmond Mon
day on a business trip.
William Bowery and 3. A. Watkins
drove to Richmond Tuesday, combining
business with pleasure.
Mrs. w. H. Baker left for Richmond
Tuesday OH visit to relatives and friends.
The many friends of Miss IIffle Gentry
will be glad to hear that she will teach
at Eko school next session.
Mrs w. 7. Warmer has returned home
after a pleasant visit to her daughter In
Lawrenceville.
Mrs. Ed. Furman is visiting friends In
The infant child of b, r. Robins died
Sunday night aged II months. Two more
OF the children are quite Ill.
The young people of this nelghborhood
gave sociable at the home of w. G.
Chamberlain's last Wednesday evening.
Dancing and games We're INDUCED In I'M
til a late hour, when refreshments We're
served in abundance. Those present we're
Misses Lucy and Ruby Goddin, Lee Kay.
of New Kent Matte Baker, Lizzie and
Henrietta Greene, Louis and Mamie
Schroeder Agnes Kahl, Nesdames Fur
man, Bowery, Schroeder and Fisher, of
Richmond; Messrs. Eustace, Arthur, Tbm
and n, Fisher, Louis and sydney Cham-
berlain. Schuyler, Lloyd and Orval Eber-
hard, of Meadow Station; Charles Spen-
Ger, of Newport News; Bowery, Garth
right, Sharpe, Durrett, Gibbon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goddin and Mr.. and Mrs, Chamber
lain chaperoned the party.
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Chestnut It'll and
HzgAlana pu1h


Miss Ida Jerome, Of New York, who has
been visiting Mrs. Charles l.. Eubank, OF
Second Avenue. is now the guest OF friends
in Richmond.
Miss Kerah Cole, of Third Avenue, left
Friday to visit her cousin. Miss Mabel
Williams. and also Miss Susie Nelson, of
Baltimore.
Mr.. Louis shafcr. of Third Avenue, who
has for the past week been quite sick.
Is now able to be out.
Misses Gladys and Marvel Cease, &C
aampanied by their brother, Seibert, left
last Sunday to visit relatives in Hamp-
ton, where they will remain until late
summer.
Miss Mary Foard, Of clifton Forge, and
who have been visiting Mrs. Frank Rem
ME, OF Fourth Avenue and Juniper Street.
nave. after a short visit. returned to
Miss Alice NJ. shafer, OF Third Avenue,
left yesterday Saturday to visit rela-
lives in Charlottesville and Rap!dan.
Miss Bessie Clarke, of Shirley, Charles
City county, who has been the guest OF
.her friend. Miss Matte Rose, of Barton
Heights has returned to her home.
Mrs. Herbert Holden, OF Fourth Avenue.
who has been quite Sick is slowly irn-
Messrs. Willie and Granville Layne have
returned to their home on Second Avenue
after delightful visit to friends in Ports
mouth and Norfolk.
now the guest of his cousin. Master Sam
uel Marshall. of Fourth Avenue and
Rev D. K, walthall will preach at
overlook Presbyterian Church, Barton
Heights. this afternoon at O'clock
Miss Gladys Livesay, Of South Third
Street, has returned TO her home after
a pleasant visit to her sisters, Mesdarles
Willie and Paul Redd, OF laird Avenue
and Willow Street.
Miss Edith Reader, who has been the
guest of her cousin Mrs. Holden for the,
past month, will return to her home in
P!ttsheld, Mass. this week.
Mr. Fleming, OF Fourth Avenue, left
last week on a business trip to Norfolk.
visiting in Prince George county.
Misses Fannie and Lille Grey, Of High
land Park, are visiting in, the mountains.
Mrs Layne, of Second Avenue, Is quite
sick at her residence.
Mrs. AIcCluer, who has been visiting
her son, Mr.. Mortimer NfcCluer, of First
Avenue, has returned to her home in
Louisa county.
Miss Louise Austin has returned to her
residence on Third Avenue after visit
to friends in Henrico county,
Miss Belle Powell, OF Third Avenue, who
has been quite sick, is somewhat i'm
Miss Emma Justice, OF Powhatan coun-
", is visiting her friena, Miss Katherine.
of Third Avenue and Alder Street,
Mrs William Catlin, who has been quite
sick, is greatly improved,
Quite large crowd went to West Point
last Friday with the Epiphany Church,
Barton Heights, and the Ascension Chap
FL IIiehIand Park. The crowd returned
To- Richmond at an early hour, after
spending a most enjoyable day
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took part were Mr. Joe Miller. Miss
Nettie Heath. Miss Shaw. Miss Beadles

took part were Mr. Joe Miller. Miss
Nettie Heath. Miss Shaw. Miss Beadles
The Crawford w. G. T. u. met at the
home Of Mrs. E. c. Gaudlng. on Wednes-
day last. One new member was gladly
received. The election OF officers was
postponed until August the 18th. They
will meet at the home of Mrs. Lnwood
Woods
The funeral and burial OF the only child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. james Bosher took
place at Walnut Grove Baptist Church on
Thursday at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barker and chill
dren, of Norfolk. are the guests at
1.-THE Cliffs"
Mrs. j. Goodman is doing as we'll as
Mrs. Ryand Wright is somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Mamie Martin has been moved
home from Mrs. Conkin's. where she had
quite a severe spell.
Friends and acquaintances OF Miss Del.
la Arbaugh, in Richmond. will be Grieved
TO hear OF the death of her brother last
Sunday at Fort Springs. W. Va
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SEVEN PINES.

Mu.MAl.;.t..DaHxsX. x..@sNsIx3%@:S11:""
lanes, lanes E. Lyme, Jr., who has been ,, abb
sent from home for several years ,Tor GuS IF
i ,he t MNleetropolis, is paying avisit to his
nnrents and friends. who are delighted TO
see II in him not only the honest induy lust
Gus Youth Of few years ans snpy aEiie nu Who
tany nonirad both friends and fortune
t tlns Oh al application and LOYALTY, ,,,s
Mr. willie Lyme will acGompialny, ,o ms
brother Sn trip to THIS Sor Neek ga fo''
ai NJ Reid made pleasant visit
~ Miss Ec carrie Lyme will leave shortly on
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS,

Union League service is held at the
M r. Church every Sunday evening at
( O'Clock. The attendance has been large,
and It is hoped the interest af,,c vii con,
elected as follows for the ensuing Six
President, Bunnic Burnett; yice-pres!-
dent, q. Houston; secretary, MI; Birch-
ganist, Mrs. w. P, Turner. !,
Mrs. G. II. Collins, who has been II
the past week With malarial fever, is
Miss Leila Atkinson has been quite i'll
the past week, but is improving some-
what. ,,,,.
md aiss who 5es yisited here early in the Week
has left for Virginia Beach, where she
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III spend some time before returning

will spend some time before returning
The new two.story dwelling being erect.
ed on Elm Avenue by f. +. Read, is ABOUT
The attractive little cottage built by
z. L. Gerow, tor Mrs. II: L.. V!na ma % on
Beech Avenue Is rapidly n Mntb to op1 ron-
yentence and comfort, and Is, indees- an
ornament to the village. Mr.; Gerow is an
architect OF much artistic apilitS.
Der Of friends most delightfully."-. at her
home on Daisy Avenue. last TUESDAY
evening. the coca sion being In celebration IN
Of her birthday. me evening ven. ga p a. Ev
tokens Of esteem were presented by ths
various friends of the fortunate young
lady, showing the high regard N when
ing refreshments were served In most
dainty manner. and at a late hour the
young people dispersed. with regrets that
SO enjoyable an evening must eud, nose
miss: Mss Bessie Hqagins and Mss aris :;
Baltimore. the Misses Rose and Mar; Mary
M Msy Ie s; Tur rea Miss aJ jennie hud
81 81 Highland springs; Mr.. Hope, Of Rich
oad i1 NJ WOOD w. b of sia5ha9a Mr. VIZ
liz Jordan, Messrs. Harvey and Andrew
Atkinson, of Highland Springs; Mrs. At
knson and Mrs ". r turner acted as
chaperones.
Nj; Blansoe is seriously III at his home
The Cecilia Yacht Club had most de-
llghtful outing at West Point on satur-
day evening. returning to their horaes
in and about Richmond at a late hour.
Mr. Wood of Stauntcn, Va, Is WISHING
his friend, Mr.. Andrew Atkinson on
Daisy Avenue.
Herbert S. Faber. Jr,,. the infant son Of
Herbert S, and Rosabel Faber, died
illness at the age of seven months and
The funeral took place at the home
of the parents, at O'Clock Friday after
noon. Rev. A. n. Somers, of Highland
Springs, officiating. 1nterment at River
View Cemetery.
The synpath.es OF the community are
this is Tia second bereavement borne BY
Mr. and MRS Faber within a few months,
they having recently buried a twin broth
er to the little one who has just passed
away.
The bereaved parents wish to extend
thanks to the many kind friends who
offered sympathy and assistance during
their trouble. and for the beauutul tlofal
offerings received.
Master Andrew Dickman, who Is visit
ing his aunt Mrs, f. p. Read. is re-
covering the use of his hand, which was
badly crushed in printing press al
The Times office. at his home In FLOR
Miss Alice Allard has returned to her
home at Fort Lee. for h,w days.
Mrs. Frank p. Read. accompanies by
her niece and nephew Katie and Andrew
Dickman. visited friends in Richmond
Wednesday
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IARDELLA'S BAND
Excellent Programme Of Popular Music
for The Presen Week.

Excellent Programme Of Popular Music
for the Present Week.
Large crowds heard Iardella's Band dis
course fine music In the parks last week,
During This week the following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
/. March, "Capparian ''............. Carey.
.. overture, "Semira mide".... Rosslni,
5. "The Ratcharmer s. Song. Neuendorff.
4. sero-Comic operate Potpour.
Hundred Virgins; Not Before Pa,
Dear; Alice, Where Art Thou? Ma
ginnis Guards; Sea Cadet; Naughty
Clara; Somebody's Coming When the
Dewdrops Fall; The Rivals; The
Sights of Ireland and Fatinitz; Good
bye, Lovely Lou; The Great Casimir;
Bpccaccio; German, American and
Irish Airs combined: Presto. Finale.
s. Selection, "The Burgomaster, Luders.
6. Characteristic,
Introduction and Dance: Perkins.
Z. Gems from the Opera,
"Un Ballo in Maschera" Verdi.
s. Waltzes Viola. .Gustin..
.. Characteristic March. Charcoal,
TO- Star spangled Banner and Dixie.
Monday-c hinborazo Park. $50 to 1890
2. NJ.
Tuesday-Jefserson Park, $50 to 1890
dnesday-Gamble's Hill. $3.50 to 1890
P. NJ.
Thursday-Mo Square, $3.50 to 1880
P. NJ
Frlday--Marshal Square. $3.50 to 1920
P. NJ.
acknowledgements Park. $50 to 1880
P. NJ.
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Eal1mo Hews

Rev, ]. o. Babcock will preach two
special sermons at Paramount Methodist
Church today at Il A. NJ; The subject
he will preach sermon to boys from ten
to twenty years OF age. All young men
are invited to be present
family a@ Of No NOS 1905 a North sne M
Street. have taken the New England cot
tage at Buckroe Beach for the summer;
The cqtage has been nGsy 11nn
They have quite large and merry par
sisters, Mrs. Ambroselle,. and daughter.
wing, of INairmount; also Mrs Mathews
and daughter, Of ,Staunton, Va; Mrs.
7. N. Durvin, and family, Of Fairmount;
Connolly and daughters. Mrs. b. A.
Thompson and Mrs Newberry and son,
Willie, OF Fairmount. compose the par
Mrs. Harry Kemp and son, Master Har-
The Heights" Buena Vista. made
s Mfa visit ny week s. No to sr aro"n
Mr.. ., 4, Thompson and son, Edgar
made a short visit to Mrs. Thompson
who is spending the summer at Buck
roe, the first OF the week,
All of the ladies Of Paramount Metho-
dist Church are requested to come out
an excursion to Virginia Beach the lat
ter part OF August,
Park Avenue, West End have been vis-
itlng their uncle, Mr.. L, S. Mayo, on the
| Avenue. for several days:
Mrs, Sims and little Eula Sims, who
| have been quite sick for several days.
are reported much better
Mrs, Mamillera and daughter. Of Bar
| ton Heights. were IN Paramount Friday
and called on several friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George TroXler are among
| the visitors from Fairmount who are
| spending the summerat Buekroe.
| Dr. and Mrs, benjamin Hord are enjoy
| ing fifteen days outing at Buc!sroe
Beach.
hurt While al work as to necessitate tie
| amputation OF one OF his hands, Is re-
ported as getting on very nicely at the
Retreat for the ISL SICK t.,, a., ~ r,,r;t -
Vices sis MI MI Cox , wishes Il express his
appreciation of the many kind WORDS and
during his little son Luther's illness.
and also 70 express his. appreciation OF
the interchangeable attention ana skill OF
'h RIB RsystS5 sis Asa has been
| Newport News for some time. returned
yeStssdaS$ MANS ane en w w Fa
'Tn %emIy second econ - streetl ~ ~ ''4'
Miss Mabel Pollard, daughter OF Mr.,
G. ". Pollard, is in Newport News visit
Mrs. Goodwin. Of Twenty-third Street.
is still quite indisposed at her home,
! Little Miss Violet Sterling. who has
been quite sick. is now much better and
mother. in Richmond.
Eugene Pollard, OF Twentieth Street. Is
having q jolly good time in Henrico coun-
Mrs. l., S. Smith. of No. 22o2 venable
Street will leave In a few days for
Caroline county TO visit her aunt, Mrs.
TAYLOR, whose home Is near Milford,
Mrs. GARNER. Of the West End, has
taken UP her residence on. Church Hill.
| and will leave soon for Newport News
/ 10 visit frields.
| AIRS. Mary Luck, who has been staying
with her daughter. in Washington. was
tina guest Of Mrs Willie Smith. during
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HELPS BOTH.
Food Strengthens the Mother and
Makes Milk for the Baby.

Makes Milk for the BapY.
There are many cases on RECORD Where
The use OF the scientific food, Grape
Nuts. has produced milk for Hothsr ~
a few days, so she could nurse her papy
/. the natural way. 80
A case of this kind is told pS d 1aos "
Decatur. Ga: when my baby was TWO
months aid had very dlsordered
stomach and everything ! ste disagreed
with me. ,,,.
,.This worried me so and was SO weak
and nervous I was almost a wreck, ana
had 10 stay in bed most of the tinle,
and the result was that ! nad 70 pul
baby on the bottle After trying TINS Tor
week the poor little thlns a'a ~.
thrive and thought she "ouiu s'tet'
die. -,
Then along came friend, who
begeed me TO try Grape-Nuts food, al,
though neither she nor ! thougnt ~
wound cause me to have nourishmeht TOT
habv But ] concluded TO eat Grape,
Nuts, and began that same aas' WIN
sood results. a,.n ,or
more rhan three weeks that had agreed
with me and continued eating y and
esineh strength rapidly, and alter only
two days, use of this food l was aple 70
nlmsc my baby again, and in less thah
week had taken her entirely IRON the
bottle. n,easura
You can imagine What a pieasuie
this is to mother, and am mo-
ful 10 Grape-Nuts food on bapys aeeVuhl
than On nv own, although incidentalig
must tell. YOU that have gained i'l,'e
mounds in eight weeks, Name given oS
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mich.
SEND for particulars by mail q sS.en-
ton of time on the $4,000 COOKS COM
test for TS5 money prizes
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the week She left yesterday for Ash
land. Va, to visit another daushlteri , w. %.
Lydia Quarles. and to attend the Df fhat
place Tuesday, July 2lst. ,.,.o etreo+
Logan hie HiIl, who has been visiting in in
e eoe fo OF being mas Quite ndsposed
q. W. Mara BILE left Thursday for Mon,
treal. Canada, where he has $, h see 1an .
position as chief foreman emf or the Nla'i'
fined to his home. suffering with rheu-
matisn. ,,t,.
zen Went down on the moonlight TO
Dutch Gap Thursday night with the union UNI
boys and enjoyed yery pleaaf5 aast 'rl Who
has ob been quite sick for some time, was
reported Iis as being much worse yester-
ud Captain G. W; Thomas and ta 2! yyh left
they Srs wiz w. Wv ". Pendleton, Of venable
Street. will leave tomorrow r,t I Io naren aN
MI M. A p. &. Mcdowell, who has been
sick for several days, Is some oettet
MISS Rosa Beck. who has been al in Ne Pe-
+.rehi1re IN attendance on her sister, MIS-
Gerrick who has been quite IL, has re,
turn ed to her home. at NO. III L"eht 4e't'
ot Mss Beatrice Brauer. of No. us Mosby
Street. has returned. home from e, a very ,a n
piessant visit to friends at 1ish1a''o
opM1i rss Raymond Pierce. who has be eel
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Su rstu Lea
better, in Henrico county. has retu'''eu
nome one. Minnie Leskie of NO. 7l5 Mosby
street expects to leave tomorrow, tsr
Taltimore. where she will visit her slstet'
Mrs Tbe = Kisses IS eoI Points. Of Huntington, W.
va are the guests of Mrs. william.
Woody. on Twenty-second Street.
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DOVER AS SOcIATION
Baptists Begin a Three Days Session
Sunday at Ashland,

Dover Baptist Association will meet
Tuesday at 10 a. NJ In the Ashland rap-
list Church. and Will be in session three
days. There vii! be regular morning
and afternoon sessions. and Tuesday and
Wednesday night meetings will be held
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and POI
tomac Railroad will sell round trip tickets
to Ashland during the meeting for fifty
cents, A large attendance is expected
The attention of the association will
be occupied by general business, and
nothing Of very special note is likely to
come UP.
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CHRONIC SGHRA c. z, s
Signs of Polluted Blood.

nothing repulsive looking disgusting
You worry over grows weary
patience sight the old esterng sky looking
place makes you irritable, respondent and desperate
that blood
condition. that down
mercury potash poute aud the
non healing sores Of the offensive character
Often fghtful eating the
is always and while washes say and powders
can do much the will
permanently till the blood itself has purified and Medically
germs be accomplished
a < polluted blood purified and nyigoad and when
Ny ~ ~ the begins take
a91h10Jo natural color the discharge Of matter
@S 49, and the place heals
S. S. that blood in order
and and builds general health
medical advice
The SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, Ga.
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entertained a more gentlemanly set OF
men. There was no unseemly conduct OF
any sort at any time. and those who
took note of the conduct of the men
must have concluded. and rightly. con-
Guided that the Virginia editors are
moral upright, conscientious men alW
gentlemen. Every editor is proud OF his
brethren and proud to be a member OF
the Virginia Press Association.
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an extended trip to the seashore and
mountains.
A commission of lunacy was held over
Iackaline Evans. an aged white man, at
his home near Fort Lee Thursday Mr..
Evans is suffering from suicidal mania,
and will be committed to Williamsburg
asylum in few days. The commission
ers were Dr. G. 7. Collins, of Highland
Springs; Dir. s. A. Roope, of Highland
Springs; Mr.. Tiller and Mr.. schurm.
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GAlM!E9' MlLL,

es:4c1Y.sS1HS171SV's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chidren's Day will be celebrated at
Black Creek Baptist Church to-day at
8 o'clock p. NJ, There. will be many
recitations and good music.
There will be a lawn party and enter-
tainment at Mrs. Ella cpsby's on Thurs
day, the 23d given by the Womans
Missionary Society for the benefit of the
Chinese Mission building fund.
Mr.. Milton l3eadles' daughter. near Pole
Green, Is convalescing. :.
repairs to shady Grove Methodist Church
at No school house. near Pole Green,
was a success, At night they had tab
leaux and charades. Among some that
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cannot close this review without say
q word about the personal conduct of the
editors during this meeting, There was
not single case of !ntoxication or any
thing approaching it. Even at the BAN
Quet, where wine was served in abun-
dance, there was no excessive drinking,
and Colonel Davidson. who is himself a
very temperate man, was deeply I'M
pressed with the fact, and said he never
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Miss Ida Jerome, of New York, who has
been visiting Mrs. Charles l.. Eubank, Of
Second Avenue. Is now the guest of friends
u ;1l,,
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PECULIAR MERITS.

It seems that nature in the preparation OF this
coal, has in her own peculiar way, provided all the
essential elements necessary for perfect fuel.
Soft coal is quickly consumed, its SCOT and smoke
fill the air as we'll the houses and make it unfit
for domestic use.
Pennsylvania anthracite is hard to kindle and
requires too much time to obtain good fire, and a
good fire must be maintained it will go out, leav
ing the CRATE or stove filled with cinders.
Merrimac anthracite catches up quickly and for
several hours maintains without attention delight
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The association paid a noble tribute
to the memory of w. P. Johnson, the
brilliant young editor of the Newport
News Press. who died suddenly during
the past year. The resolutions We're pre-
pared by Messrs. E. r. Chesterman, j. II.
Lindsay and w. Mcdonald Lee. and had
the true ring of sincerity and affection.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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Miss Kerah Cole, of Third Avenue, left
Friday to visit her cousin, Miss Mabel
Williams. and also Miss Susie Nelson, of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

The Philadelphia ana
Reading Coal and Iron company, the lao'
Of fhe inrge companies to present US cnse'
took No the time of the coal strike COIN
mission.
.MAl, ,,fl,isb,5 in the United States by
news agency that ty persons are tb mS T5ver
p9 40, A." ot Cnnrnso. The hood occurred jan
nary D. and there was no loss Of Ire
PARIS. Lieutenant General Nelson A.
Miles was the guest Of honor Mt the res
deuce " General Brugere commander IN
chief Of the French army
LONDON. Henry Norman, member OF
parliomcnt. the author and traveller, mas
bncn granted n divorce from his wife, NOME
Nuriel, the traveller and author on the
grounds Of the latter's indaeAty,
BERLIN. The reichstag reelected Count
Won Ballestrcm as president. The count
later entered the chamber and accepted the
office.
Oh PASO. Texas.-The Mexican consul,
Maleu says the report Of the taking OF san
Marcial by NaQuis is false. He wired Cen
eral Torres and received this Information.
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TOOK A STRAW VOTE.
Interesting Experiment in a Restaurar

Interesting Experiment in a Restaurant
An advertising agent. representlnr A
-. - ~ -
prominent Ne" York magazine Wnl'e on
recent western trlp' was aiming ono even
While waiting for his order he glanced
ttsement OF a well known dyspepsia prep
nrptlon, Stuart's pTspepsia Tablets; rs he
himself was a regular user Of the tahlets
he began specializing ns to how many Of
the other travelling men In the dining room
we're also friends Of the popular remedy
for indigestion.
re SAYS; couutSu twenty three lheil
the trouble 10 interview them and was sur
priscd TO learn that nine OF the twenty
three made practice OF taking one or two
of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal
one OF them told me ne had suffered so