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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
6l9oelig Yintie!

pintien er lite ben minoite al DO.
re airtefeiter. Oct foretommer %
bog, Iom ben for mango oDerIfp99es
uf Sui og paaite. Men ben bar fin
tore getpDning peb Sioen at og /
5orbinbelie meo be andre Setter.
Pintisn er 4~onbens sci.
Den minoer ON Qanbens ubg1Delie
rper ben lille Sfare al tro Diiciple,
Seius babbe famlet omtring Jig. De
fab inoen Ogre at 5rbgt for Sslerns,
os fadleoes bar be oadrlig 2.it'eos
til ben 9erning, be q ubpalgte ii
at ubfsre / 8eroen. Men peo Qanbens
llbgpbelfe oper benz blep be iferte
aroft fra bet 6sje, Og ct ubetDingeli9t
MoD traabte oermeb / Stebet for ben
tibligers Jrpgt. Os itrdfs begpnbte en-
@irtiombeb / 8erben, Iom albrie IL
ben er ftdnoiet, og iom bDerfen for
.Ier iibsn bar fenbt Muee.
pintien sr airfsns Stiftelz
esfeft.
Od 4nben bar ubgpot ooer ben
lille Sfars, trdabte geter frem o9
talts Idalebss ON 5relieren, at 1000
Msnneffsr blep omDenbt oe Deb 9aub
loet til bin lille Stare. (Selpe pints
~ieunberet forbigaar Ri ber.) Dermeo
bar ben af Sefus ariitus ~grunblagts
JreIfe for ale Soft fluost ub / 2is
bets 8irteligbeb. Sefu iibfte 8efas
ling til fine ubbolgte Genbebub ON
at eao ub at ssre olle Soft til
bans Disciple bar bermeb traabt /
araft. Den friitne airfe, Tom MI
teller fine Weblemmer / 5unbreber
of Milioner, toe bermeb fin gegpns
oelie. Sci er ifet uf Serrsu og sr
anberliet for bore ZINE.
I pintfen er en- Misffonsfef..
: Qdnben bar afbrie iibsn ben fsrife
pintiebae fanbfet fin @irfipmbeo.
Denne far berimob neb isennem Ii
berns omfuttet ftebfe flere Golfeilag
oq flere entsfte Si1fe. Solen | 5uns
ger pdd pintfebas bar en- Spddbom
ON, at 5ortbnbelfen al bet glade gubs
fab ON 5relfe for Spnbere peb
ariifus fulbe lbbe | be forfenige
5unsemaol. Reprafentanterne for
mango JolteIfog I Serufdfem bsrts
Mpoitlerne tale ON Cubs unberlige
Sing | beres Sungemadl. 5Dor
mango bar life fiben bsrt ON Cubs
unberfise Sing / beres sunsemaos!
Bi er iblanbt bisfs, pi bar bsrt berz
om I bort Sungemaal. men bpilfen
Besibenbeb opforbrer frrtere til at
labe bet glade gubffab lpbe ffsbfe
rengere ub oper Sorben, til frembeles
at rabs Stfu fibfe BefuIins til fine
0enner saa | Opfplbelfe!
Og pintftn Ct 2ipets Jeft.
2ip og wirffombeb tr9nser pi TIL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
SrDOningstiO,
(9ans= Gbr. eb6erup.)

Snort pad grneDinger
ieg ioin9er mig paa 6imnelflust
jubitnoe at qplte,
uoen iorOiif Stpgge,
f~aItefri % lGrtefro,
baaret al min 9ro.
9ingebreO ieg ioGper
Som 4~lbatrosien oper Sao,
oper 0ggnets gslee,
itolt % uben 6sl9e,
bsjt o9 piot og Dioe,
meo 6dabet Deb min Sioe.
llbe ober 6dbet,
bpor 8sIsen ruler bib og oreo,
Hummer, raIer, ipoer
og mob aIippen brpber,
ieg min 3eOe bigger
og / Obbet bptter.
Snart / 6Iugten enc
faa litter, gubeft9rt og flor.
uben Sui og aluee =
mart ieen tilboge
miot ! Osgnlipsldrmen,
uben 3ro | 8drmen.
Som en- Orm / Stspet
at 3ufinb 5bibl o9 Qfmd9t tang.
enc, bdobles enc,
melem tolbe Stene,
usisl. arm og nsgen,
blinb / al min Ss9en.
Sndrt meb al min Qttrdd
0agens muntre, trobIe Gu
uoen Sui % 8foee.
t9mpenbe tiiba9e
Tom en- Manb bet iunbe Blob
o9 til 5lugt fornpet Wob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
bvOrIeoes er oettc!

gi iifbnber Il burbrebs Dollars | geIsnniuo Ior IA
5prri 1iIfoibe al 81 ltarrb. Der life fan ~Lelbrsbss -
HaIpg 0staTdh Cure.
j. 4. Gbeaep n 6 o., Giers. 1oleoo. a.
vi. iinoerteaneoe. bar fisTbi &. 8 er.res !. sin
: War % ir0r. BAT tr oioelss ba6tfiig F. ~ =
lin ss1taHS0f;inpsr ~ fHai ,,eiti Siofb lat D, 's
3 HbpeE ugrpintflie. Ssrss Dirmo Dor 4aalAif 3
agtft& 1rEaf. rrtpldei. Gri1aIis @
@oletHg. fgIaH h MUTT
Nfteieial Tr,r4.1s lo'-s, r,
daii's cfinlTh Cu-s !a3st iahrepbig ~ Etr .
tie 90 Sichei 4Dferref : aAts nhel ift =
=. f.a9te. Y laes n ole IpoiAs.su. ~lbaes01t, ~
Hstss Bssnf ' psifs ~ ~ 49,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
STA min &rog.
8Ioffen ilaar.#..

5orleoen Dag trdf jeg en- al mine
fprIts aonfrmunoer iOm oeIbeitaltst
S%ogneprait / Spnano.
geo en- IaaOan 2eiLigbeo m9rter
man, at mar begpnber at blipe CANT
mel.
iii oo9lig 8ru9 9ddr man o9 ~
mes, at man er ct ungt Wlenneltei
men naar MAJ Ido Ter BEN, man bar
fenbt iom bor6eneoe 0renge, mpoe
Frem Tom fulomnnoige MGnb, Der
bar 9rob paa at re9nes for at oGs
re !ige faa tloge, Iom man IeID er
- % Ii6t til -, iau itaar bet iaa
Tart tpbeIigt: On er mart gummel.
90 bet er unoerligt meb bet: ingen
bill gsrne ! re gammel; men en-
6ber pil 9erne bGibs gammel, b. b.
+. feOe.
Seq buffer NOT ferite Sang, ies
bleb taIot ,gdmmel". Del CAB oirs
felig ligefrem ct Sat / mig. - Der
imoo bar Der en- anben, iom q%l9oeoe
fig meeet ober bet. Seq rejite idrls
men meb min Wo'r og en- bel tenot
6pjitoleforitanoer, Iom lite bar ret
meget plore enb ieg, men d1ereoe bar
belt grddbddret. 9i bdpbe moret os
ober, at aonbutteren bapbe tolbt
BAN ben gamle t6erre". Wen ban
fit 6Gbn. Od hi Ituloe ON 9orb /
5argen, gift jeg og trippebe meo min
Mo'r unoer Qrmen. 8eb at 9ad igens
mem en- DIR, table jeg en- pdtte al
min 6ratfelpmme. Gn Webre1enoe
| Gom - bel al m9rfe = fnn 6dboe
let mig bogfra) tug pdften op %
idgbe: Oct a ben 9amle 9erre
ter, ION table ben" - Oct bar mig.
ban mentel
Suooon fan bet 9da. 6uIt pda
bet, bu unoe MenneIte, fom maaifc
9oar os fdlber mig sammel. Gao
ian bu BABE bet faa gobt.
Oct mGrteligite er, at 5iosn lsber
burtigere og burti9ere - msget bur-
tigere MI enb ben Sang. man a
ung. Del er fun nogle fad Gjss
bIitte iiben, bet bar Sul. og nu er
bel padfts! Gu Tsrit bsgpnoer jeg
at ~foritao bet Ibtrpt. at 3iben lsber
,boftig fom en- 9aDerifptteI". :
mine un9e Duge fpntes jeg, at bet
bar en- lem OOeroriDelis.
6porban fan bet b9re2 Mdn full
be oa elers fpnes, at eftsrfom man
bleo GIbre og finbi9ere, fad MATTE
Der oeIod blipe mere Jorilae / Ii
ben. Seq tantsr, at 8runben er ben,
at bi nj er opta9ne at Tangt flere
5anfer og 5ine enb / ben pure ling
bonn. Og bet forboloer zig fdaleoes
meb 5iben. at ben lib, lOm sr opta.
gen at mango 3ing og 8~egibenbeber.
Times tort, mems mar er | ben, men
lang, ndor man fer tilbags paa ben
- mebens ben lib, Der lebes uoen
| Snbbolb, er lang. mems man opleper
ben, men tort, naor man isr tilboee
pad ben.
Hot er bet, man begbnber at ane,
at Gbigbeben - iom ffaf bare fnlbf
at al 0ubbommens Qip - lite oil
fsfes iom zen lang 5io", men iom ct
ebigt Gu.
Merebe nu ian 5iben fom iogt
lsbe, iaa man life Deb al bet, for
man er bleDen gammel og ffal Do.
Oct er unberligt at t9nte pdd, at ri
= mart = ifal Do. Og fad man
bi enbbo bare glade beb, at Ri fan
os. 3bi at bare gummel ubsn 1t
tunne Do, bet MATTE bore bet p9re
ffe. Den ftrengeite Strof, Der er ub.
ipetuleret / noeet Menneites Sants,
er ben, fom bet fortaIes, at ben spis
&c Ssbe" elsr 5eruiulems Stoma.
ger blep iosmt, ibet ban ffuIb. bnn.t
ON til Oommebos, gammsl pg bsbs
fenstr9t, men uben at funne b.
Qqigebel er bet ,Memenio mcz
ri" = butt pua, at bu ftol bs" =,
fom ben ilenbe lib bbiifer os | 9ret,
en- iar alOOrlis 9ins, men N Sine,
iom er COB at fuo Jorftunb af.
1or FABIAN noget Tom 80 Qar
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
The study of Nature.

confess have not much sympathy
with the laboratory study of nature e1-
cept for economical purposes Nature
under the dissecting knife and the MI
croscope yields important secrets 10
the students of biology, but the unpro-
fessional students want but little OF all
this. know young woman who TOOK
a postgraduate course in biology at
noted summer school, and the one
thing she learned was that certain Da'
cilli were found only in the aqueous
humor Of the eyes Of white mice. Inc
world is full of curious facts like that
that have no human interest or educa
tional value whatever. - John Bur
roughs in Country Life In America.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
rrained Tarf0iaea,

Japanese and Korean showmen IN
addition to their skill as jugglers ana
acrobats display truly marveious
skill in teaching animals tricks. They
not only exhibit educated bears, span
iels, monkeys and goats, but also tram
ed birds and, what is the more aston
ishing of all, trick fish.
One Of the most curious examples oi
patient training is an exhibit by al
old Korean boatman Of a dozen drilled
tortoises. Directed by his songs ano
a small metal drum, they march IL
line. execute various evolutlons ano
conclude by climbing upon low table
the larger ones forming Of their OWL
accord bridge for the smaller, Z
which the feat would otherwise be Inn
possible. When they have all mounted
they dispose themselves in three o.
four piles like so many plates.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
NO. 725S.
Treasury Department
Office of
Comptroller tn. s' Currency.

Washington, d. C., May IA, 1904.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that "The Farm
ers and Merchants National Bank OF
Onley, "located In the village OF Onley,
in the County Of Accomac, and state
of Virginia, has complied with all the
provisions of the Statutes OF the United
States, required to be complied wi b
before an association shall be author
lied to commence the business OF
Banking;
Now therefore, /, Thomas z. Kane,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that "fhe
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
of Onley," located in the village OF
OnIey, in the County Of Accomac, and
State of Virginia, Is authorized 10
commence the business Of Banking as
prescribed In Section Fifty one hund.
red and sixty nine Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and Seal OF otfice
this Fourteenth day OF May,
1904.
It. P. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF
the Currency.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
His Religion.

The Rev. v. B. Carroll, a southern
clergyman. tells the following story
1--WE were driving out one Sunday from
Decatur when we came upon a negro
with a club in his hand and freshly
killed possum on his shoulder. We
stopped to examine his prize, and the
colonel said:
"Nly friend, do you know it is Sun
dayY
"'Sartin, boss
"Are you a religious manT
"T are. Is jist on my way nome
from church.
"And what sort Of religion have yot
got that permits you to go hunting OF
Sunday
"Religion? Religion?' queried thu
man as he held the pOssum up VIII
one hand and scratched his head VIII
the other. Does you 'spect any blacl
man in Alabama is gwine to tie hissel
I'D to any religion dat lows possun
to walk right across the road ahead o
him an git away free? No, sab! !
religion which won't bend a little whel
a fat possum heads you off couldn't b
Established round yere by all IN
preachers In the universe.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
IS no union, and there is no stable com

Is no union, and there Is no stable com
munity.
WHY was the first settlement at
jamestown, Va, failure and the nrst
settlement at Plymouth rock a sue
cess? Were the old pilgrim fatners
any braver men than the Virginia
planters? Was not John Smith OF as
heroic mold as Miles Standish? The
reason for the failure Of the James
town colony was due to the fact tnat
those southern colonlzers did not bring
their wives along with them, while the
Plymouth fathers stuck to Plymouth
rock because they were anchored there
by the Plymouth mothers. why DO
men herding together as a class degen-
crate morally, mentally and physical
ly? Because they lack the moral and
spiritual leaven which comes from
noble wife's love. Therefore, brethren,
n as men you would be true to your
country. true to your city, true TO your
children. true to yourself and true TO
your Christ you will be true to your
wives. Husbands, hear ye not the iar-
reaching commandment, Love your
wivesT
RESPECT and Difference.
How shall we love our wives! by
giving them a few silly compliments!
Oh. MOI Not that. A wife Is quick to
detect insincerity in such inanities.
But YOU can show her your respect and
Difference. You can prove to her by
your pleasure in her society, by the IT.
tle attentions that when you were
lover came naturally to you ana Dy
your preference for her over younger
women that your heart Is still in her
keeping. The little presents, the con-
sIderation Of her tastes and the deslre
70 give her pleasure which used 10
characterize your treatment OF her
would delight her better now than ever
before and would bring to her weary
face the glad smile Of tender afectloh.
Husbands. love your wives. We should
love them In making them one with US
in all our thoughts and hopes and joys
We should love them so that the bright
est hone of our love would be to tighten
their burdens and to always have them
nv our sides. We should love and con
tinue TO love them even as Christ loves
the church, when, in the canucles' VIZ
read his beautiful blessing upon IL
"As the lily among the thorns, so Is N!
love among the daughters. AS the ap
nile tree among the trees Of the WOODS
SO Is my beloved" o husband, do yo'
, love your wife as Christ loves Ill
: church bridef
2 The pure the bright the beautiiui'
That stirred our hearts in youth,
The impulse Of a wordless prayer.
: The dream Of love and truth,
r The longngs after something iost'
, The spirits yearning cry,
The strivings after better hopes
These things should never die
The memory Of clasping hand,
' The pressure Of kiss,
J. And all the trifes, sweet and fraii.
n That make up loves first bliss,
II with a firm, unchanging faith
And holy trust and high, =,
J. Those hands have clasped' those III
= have met
Al These things should never die.
b Let nothing pass. for every hand
= Must find some work to do;
. Lose not a chance to waken love;
Be firm and just and true
So shall the light that cannot fade
Beam on thee from on high,
a And angels voices say to thee
~ "These things shall never de
'e copyright, 1904 by Louis Klopsch'I
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
Sued BY His Doctor.

"A doctor here has sued me LOT
$40 80 which I claimed was excessive
for a case of cholera morbus," says II;
White, of Coachella, Cal. At the trla
he praised his medical skill and medi'
cine. / asked him if it was not Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy he used as | had good reason
to believe 1t was, and he would not say
under oath that it was not" No doc
tor could use better remedy than thll
in case of cholera morbus, 1t nevel
fails. Sold by all medicine dealers.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-06-11
Marriage,s Promissory Note.

But there is a promissory note con-
nected with every marriage cernnca'e
which should compel husband to give
his love TO his wife as well as his grau-
tude for what she does. 1t was on ac-
count of this loving promise which ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
ClANTESSfLEESFOR
FEAR OF. B
Niece Of Lark Mccoy, F,euldist,
Notified She Would be Killed
II She Returned Home.

WHEELING, W. VA. July %, Miss
Martha Daniels. niece Of Lark Mccoy,
leader OF the Mccoy faction In the me-
rnorable mountain feud with the Hat
fields J, is In hiding at oRanoke, Va,
where she lives. in the fear that II she
returns TO her home, or the Tug River;
her two brothers will carry into eSe-
cution their threat to kin her. She is
twenty-five years old. large and attrac-
tive a yeritable Amazon in appearance. (
About two weeks ago her mother sold
tract of land, against the protests Of
her two sons. A few days ago the sons.
Perry and Wilson. went 20 the home OF
their mother. from whom they have been
estranged for Some time. Martha was
feled with chair and two ribs We're
broken, TIE mother escaped and rowed
across the Tug River, leaving Martha for
dead The boys pursued their mother.
They found no skiff, but swan the river.
Mrs. Daniels managed to escape TO- the
mountains. Then the sons fled. and
Martha lost no time In leaving the State,
after She had been notified that she
| would be killed on sight
| Miss Daniels and her mother met In
the mountains Of West Virginia, and
| Martha had warrants issued for he ar
rest of her brothers. She will remain
| IN Roanoke until they are caught ap1
are safely behind the bars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Personals and Briefs.

Miss blanche Walsh viii leave this
evening for Afton, 4 "a, where she will
spend a vacation Of two weeks or more.
n Mr.. Jospell w. Newly, stnnographe
TO the Corporation Commission, has re-
turned from a vacation spent at his old
home in Eastern North Carolina, and
is at his desk again. .B ~ ST Ell
Colonel Jospeh Button, Of Appropriations
county, secretary Of the State Demo;
Miss Susie Carrington,i 4of r Clarksvlle,
Va, is the guest OF Miss Mary aThaw,
NO, PIG East Main Street. ii Al
h "a b. A. Lewis, Commemorative attorney
8 for the county or Elizabeth City, was a
caller at the office Of the State Auditor
MI. John p. Lea viii shortly accom-
spany a party Of friends to Upper Cana
lda, where they will spend some time
moose hunting. a !. US
Walters, Of Reidsvllle, n. g who are
the guests of Mr. c. l.. Bidgood, will
leave in the morning for Virginia Beach,
accompanied by Miss Julia Bid good
Mrs. w. +. Weller. OF New York city,
who has been on n lengthy visit to her
sisters, Mrs. Watson Myers and Mrs.
IS. Glover Winter, o e s. North Eighth
Street. will return home the latter part
of next week. & 58 8sssi n #t
9t Rev. j. w. Mitchell has returned from
the James River Associa alton held at
Tazewell Church, IN C,,mbe,r l county.
Spotsylvania county. IS Il s{j IN 3sis Iii:
S&. Rev. Charles ~. Myers. of " illiamscn,
W. Va, is Visiting Mt the Union Theo-
LOGICAL Seminary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30

TIVE HAVE NoT$WFIAT YoUsyTAET
Ssitsaup to us ito get 1t for you.s I'M
BERTCN, PRICE & co. :S
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The Tazewell Fair.
sncc,a, 10 The TImes. pis,patc,h,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.,
u i TAZSWELL. VA. July 29.-rhe Taze-
we'll Fair will hold its exhibition the
9Th, 18th and sth Of September; The
name Of the association hasM been
changed from the .Clinch Valley Agri-
cultural VI and Breeders + Ass ocia ton ,tu
the ',Tazewell Fair Association The
following gentlemen are tho officers: s.
b. Williamson, Graham. Va, first vice
spresidcpt;SJ. S. Browning, Pocnhontan.
Va second ice-president; DR.. r. B. Gil.
treasurer; w ]. Gillespie. Tazewell, Va
chief marshal IS John d.. Daley, Taze:
we'll, Va, assistant marshal.
8 The new association has Bpurchased the
far grounds. and 1T Is the purpose & OF
the shareholders and citizens Of the
countyS$to make this one Of The best
local fairs in the State. ;59 si IT. III y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30

WANTED, BY "a 4 oRMERs STUDENT
4 Of IIolllns Institute opposition to teach
lin a private family o. private school;
affiliations 3 the usual 49, English
II branches, Latin and Music. Address
Box AZ, Round II ill.;Va if 2ji.44f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Repairing the Gable.

q For more than three days employees
OF tile Bell Telephone Company have
been at work ms a. manhoe on North
Eighth Street, near the Richmond
Transfer Company,,s stables, and they
We're tilli9worlSinE yesterday. n One man
lis kept constantly pumping fresh air
Into the nanhoe e 4 where 4 a wire expert
is at work, this being dono to- protect
come con 'by sewer gas. These men are en-
gagged in repairing tho ca BILE OF! the tel-
epipne company, which recently became
4water-soaked and put nll the phones
sion. i,s sd g9S 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
5 REAL ESTATE For Sale.
REAL ESTATE Or Rent,

BRICK STABLE, WITH LOFT, TWO
stalls and carriag e room, In rear of 315
& Z, Main: 50 per month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30

by YOUNG LADY OF Ex-
s8perience, position to teach in private
family or school; qualiflcat ions: English,
French, Latin and Music; references
{ exchanged. Address Mss MARY STU
ART LINDSAY, Fredericksburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
\ CHURCH NOTICES..

tGreye Aye mug and Beech streetl-Rey, j. B. i
MbanM9HNG s Paps;espF rSs
anes Of the Ephes!sn Masleiens Commended e
y. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OF
al, My DR.; T. I. d 3, WARREN. no service
] 4, SECOND !; EA !, CHURCH coRNgn
'n aaa Ma'h pas.os
Sal It'll. b No worship at night. sunday school
atss2 An i lhomss H s,a
mar Grace and Foushco Street sy-lsey 6 HAS
s:@G Carl D pastor, Sunday school
'aesinsS &sdne e Rssfo Il s i
sHY sHasH E9sf APP
Tho pastor & preeches at both services. a
BROAD STREET rls gMH1h MhfHop1sr Frisco.
TAI CHURCH, sotTH-R ev.G CLIO Il lss 81
sysnnS ssa Gs ass
rs es 2reafn z! aSjh ss,sess
5sS !y,:I YoyNd Al
sfnas sue1sst neops WIZ
10 Not Care SUNDAY school al s:s1 AZ NJ n
All are. Invited; aliEseats .frs., q.
teofnsr ETankI il and Fine steests! oiass
ess!sSt Sssy sese Il s sss
gsieS sS II s sS
paslor-preaeh'PsEi ssil III n asa a n
ALVIN pastor R f a i oseloe;
service at mis- |, d a cord a welcome 10 al
q; Ynl.E,An uKGMIAEy
uSse Ps ssfycss
iii j,Aa sE ERE 55ItpsHJya B
selSse
sSaapH sfPoS Z! liz &;
Park Avenue and 4 Harrison Street. : Rev; 4,
sSd 4sios ss
ss f ssus.
WI s ;sl'I Ty'ys
as1xs AyiRas f9e Is
i. 81 Ehi' SO u
i iss sunday Al il RAY
NJ prsaehng hrf5an
ths' irst SUNDAY In August. A 81
IFj.!S LUTHERAN, "a
FIRST EyG LIsII LUTHERAN CHURCH,
s sS 'sss. sssyssa ICES
and 8 r. NJ n "wednesday night at s. clock.
cHRIsT1AN sclEN CT
q FIRST CHURCH OF tjH RIsT sc len ST, ~
| Services Sunday morning n IL subject ct
Reading room spen daily from 70 ~ N: M
No. 100 Fast Main Street. All are invited
NEW j ERUsALEM. A 81
| NEW TER UsAIEM NJ rs IN. "a! y slVE p.
EN- BORG free reading room and lend nR library
OPEN daily sol South Pine, corner Reyeriy.
Rey. ~ Nj is p. ST. Frs pas tor,I lees ~
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WANTED. AT ONCE, TEN CLERKS.
y e. I. E'AULTSNER CO.. Broad and
First Streets
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Fine Wines Come High.

Several large importa tons OF sherry
have just been received through the
Richmond custom house for local 5lner-
chants the duty s "a the shipments
Carolina G rocerys Company, Straus,
sGunst and Company and r. l.. Christian
are among the importers OF this fine
received yiassthe port of New York and
Shipped hence by rail ip bond. Most of
this is for local consumption. f3,s
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR -FOUR
rooms on second floor; front and back
stairs, with use OF bath; sos 2. Leigh.
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i5ROOMS&FOR RENT.

MAIN ST q E. FL 315- FOR sRENT-TIIREE
n communicating rooms. with porcelain
Sba tn; furnished or unfurnished; With or
without board terms reas onable,
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BOARDING.

BOARDERs WANTED FOis COOI4
comfortably furnished rooms at DIG N.
Z Eighth Street.
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Married in Washington.

Especial to The Tin,es-D ispatch,)
Il WASHINGTON, D. c., July e9.-,N1ar-,
following. Eddie Jansen and Ida Mills,
both or fredericksburg, Va. i5l Ss
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IT HE CIRCU1T8COU
GgIvS OF'gaTHE COUNTY3 OF, HENRICO
#TJLYM1c. 100. 81
Luther ~. Ellis who sues for the benefit
Es8of himself and OF all other creditors 3ol
intoSt tls8suit on the usual terms.
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PAINTING.
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL, /,

notice. 90 PER CENT INVESTMENT,
81 per week saved for 100 weeks Will
pay YOU $40. TIL y al n DUSTRiAI1
BOND 81 BANKING CO.. 80S u, Ma In,