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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05

showing that larger proportion OF stu.
dents than ever before are taking full
courses and receiving liberal education
than ever before, Here is the list:
Masters Of Arts-Lewis Stafford Betty
Robert Eldridge Blackwell, Laird Lewis
Conrad, Edward Leonidas Green, Elmer
Emanuel Grove, William Forrest Pretty
man. James Hendrick Russell. Robert
Burgess Rust, Edwin James Smith, ONO
Marvin Whitmore, Charles Ernest VIII
liams.
Bachelors OF Arts-Hugh Stanley Blake
ney, Granville Burrus. Richard Beale
Davis, William Henry Ellison, Charles
Edward Green, Philip Manning Hank,
Wilmer Pierce Johnston, Alton LEVIN
KILLER, Thomas I,atimer KILLER, josiah
Leake. olin LeCato McMath, Joseph Kos,
coe McNeal, James Herbert Owens and
James Taylor Robinson.
Mr.. James H. Russell Is class presi-
dent. Mr.. William Forrest Prettyman
will deliver the salutatory Mr. william ~ am
H, Ellison Is orator and Mr.. James HER
bert Owens Is valedictorian,s
Under the administration OF President
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GLENDALE CLIPPINGS.

Mr.. Radcliff and Evelyn McElroy, won
tba nrizes given in Willls's Sunday School
st ysq Gr ge99s a5dsn rstrned home
W g5ss Hai'f from Peteraburg,, where she
was at school during, the, past session, -
Mrs Potter ana da9ughts sFFss,t psal seS Sea
Fines Monday, as Ii was Memorial Day,
Rev. C. M. Hughes. from West Virgin
la. spent the past week WITH his 11 s,sier
preaehed several sermons. mad two con-
Miss Lannie. Warrlnner,, of Lawrence.
parents. Mir. and Mrs. Dick Warrinner.
Mrs. Tom Fu1ua is slowly improving; .
Miss Nancy Smith is the guest Of MISS
There Will be prayer meeting at Willis's
Church next Wednesday night at
children Day will be at Salem Church.
Charles city county on the fourth sun
day In June. F
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GAlNEs's Mill.

Mrs. JEFF Nelson has returned to wa.
basso. after spending some time WIN
friends and relatives in Richmond.
Mrs Dean Burnett visited sunnysioe
recently.
Mr.. J. Richardson and daughter, MISS
Mary, visited his son In Richmond, ana
also Hollywood on Monday last. .#
Miss FEATHER jenkins is visiting rela-
tives on Church HILL
Mrs. M.tJenkins visited her sister. Mrs.
H. Bosher, near Gethsemana last Sum
day. 81.
a. P. Martin visited his parents during
tho past week.
Mrs. Lima and daughter, Miss Reva OF
New Jersey, is on a visit to her son, L.
Patterson,
Miss India W. Burnett has returned
home to Poplar Grove after spending
three weeks with friends and relatives
In Richmond.
Mr.. Jim Taylor, OF, Providence Forge,
ras accepted a position with Mrs. Dean
Burnett
Geo. Gaulding. OF Barker's Mill, visited
his brother at the Cliffs on Sunday last.
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R|l|!,jI l; \
k'hawking and Splitting, Dropping
intothe Throat, Foul Breath,
G y r e D
THROUGH THE BLOOD

BY Botanic Blood Balm %. B. By
TO PROVE 1T, CAMILLE SENT FrEE.
Botanic blood Balm D, 9. B j has cured TO stay
cured more cases Of Caatt than all Others remedies
eoinblned b. Kills or destroys the eatafrha!
poison In the Flood which causes the symptoms. ano
thus makes peee tastinR cure OF the worst old cases
& SYMPTOMS. VA u; 836
rhs poso In The blood prod wees bad. offensive fetld
breath and sickness u tina stomach lin some
cases vomiting up clear phlegtni enlargement oths
soft bones Of The nose affecting sense OF smell ucera-
ITEMS Of the mucous menbr hawking, spltilnR up
Jumps weak stomach, nose bleeding. Aor-
nE while asleep. stopping Up Of the nose. thin hot
blood al run down specks hytK before the eyes low
spirited, etc, Botanic Blood Balm 8. B. y j forces It's
way through every blood vessel md vein. expelllnE
all, catarrhal poison tdat stands In 4, way. per-
4 perfect cure. 3, b. ID. sends food Of rich.
warmth aud strength Just whets u u needed.
Deafness. Ringing In the Ears, Head Noises. /.
Nearly all cases OF Deafness are caused by Catarrhal
poisoi, IN the blood. The air passages become
coered BY catarrhal deposits stopping the ae tor, OF
the vbfatory bones. Thousands OF sufferers from
even total deafness have had their hearing PEI.
nnnentiy restored BY taking 3. D. B.. for catarfh.
y, b. B. gradually removes the catarrhal deposit from
The air passages thus making the nerves OF the ear
res pond 10 tho symptoms Of approaching deafness
and catarrh. BIB. never fails 10 remove ringing IN
the ears or head noisex In few week time deaf or
hard Of hearing Try Botanic Blood Balm B.. B. b.
II may be the very remedy your system needs.
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NEWS OF SUBURBS

81 sis Hse ara s4 ara 81, Mary PEN
|bertoti tsasheg,. MI, First ,, HaonorrNia,ry
sertba Missrrsshail. Virginia Roane, Bessie
Second Honor--..Ruby Gresham. Gladys
Liyesay emily Cross; ndIth LIZA, Yarborough
Fannie Gray. Irene Frltsche, Marie Todd,
5s seaona fHH oSaor-IizzIe Bowman. Fay
Ghh are oan n E Ha vaughan rfEss 3 ees
Third Grammar Grade Miss Matte
Hanes, teacher. First Honor-William
Second Honor---Hazel Gary. Clayton
third Grammar Gr Grade Is Homer y !,
Gamme Gary ore5.a Mcdowell 5 tda
tie doodwin Carrie Renne. Morris Car
Second erammar-second onor-r'dith
First Grammar, Grade-Miss Rena Carl
ton. teacher. First Honor--Louise AUS
tin. Bessie Anderson, Harold Wilder.
b ssSo neS9r ehar qeay vau eaars
Eighth Primary Grade First Honor
Bessie Berry
Huffman. Gordon Brown, Leroy seay.
Matte Todd. Lena Gary Hugh Goodwin,
Frank Rennie.
Sixth Primary Grade--Mlss Mary Dun
cansoii, teacher First Honor josephine
| Fleming. Mary Mcdowell Elizabeth
iRratsrs CHRISTIAN. Grace Goodsl. Harry
Moore, John Mcdowell, Leslie Devine,
ennis Alien Louise uass i Hre5n dy sam ~
Second Honor-sue starke, Archie
Moore, Marie Roane, Sadie P,ropst.,
Irene Roane, Flora Goodwin, Francis
Butler, Ruth Tarboroush- Florence Boy ~
Willie propst, Percy Marshall, George
Cary, Richard Haller Ruth Bowman.
Robert Butler. Pauline Chewing, Emily
| Iiuxter.
! Second Ionor--Herbert Parrish, Willie
| Gaines.
Bryant. Russell Satterwh ite, James Rem
ME, Clnton Peers. Harold Ratcliffe, Hell
iThelna Chewing, Rufus. Quarles, Katie
Marie Davis. Rosalie Goode, Thomas Rat
clffe. Ethel Mickelboro, Lillian Max
K q
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The honor pupils of Highland Springs
School for the session endlng May ~"
Yrs First ssaton, sq nIma R ESe2
lola W oodcock. Teresa Higgins, E 5!9,y.
Pr .,1d isw' Tri IN; ii boWs's go
Manano. stanley Grifin R Re- Tr,{ pr1 R,s.
a Es5sS HEE!as s. Hssrf{5
wasser. Willie John n;e'a; r,,,h nlaved n
game at the grounds on Monday af !,.a &
played Frank 2 Read s,dss fassfsnd8 score
Ns Mrs. Frank i. highsss score serenG e
ladies'; Mrs. John i. Robinson secol'u'
.. s. Read. next to- rear. . -. az a 1
tie rhs Eame was most sFks The
next r game will be played Monday .a next I
nsy COLI Gnb since the
The last dime social q the feaso onm M1t
given IN LlbET msy Is Hh IA store for ali
aa qq M Mss J sasss klaf Eng tRs
Misses sa Atsns ef sasts al the
sna sGd n ths d hgt
t. IT, If Rsos ss'4 Who Hpiayed
Juniors ,tcher Fred Rose
ii. Raab. pItehssr r ..'.sJI ohenn Iag
Ne ,eu,'a =, az "a base .J ohm Smith
s. Turner....,, Sd base ..,,.,NWNma 1oinies
Il 4oMasssr,.'; y \ JeShesains
~ ". iBS owers....... r. t, ........F. Jones
II M aGano......., |. (. ...... Jas. George
MISS Jennie Hudgins has returned urn iron
rhesterfield county. where she was the
e,,,aatt ofH kTrs H. w, Savage.
Mrs. Irene Johnson II Parker H. o. Week hl' Of
Nh and Mrs. j, w. Dudley
Miss Lucille Nolan was guest on srl-
day OF Miss Nellie Ylnal at her pleas
ani honna NVInahaYen." ~ A1
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HEAVY FIRING AI
THE CITY Hall.

,,bere will be all kinds Of meetings at
the city Hall during the coming week,
and In many of them much interest WI
likely be manifested
row night. and the session, a regular one.s
PROMISES to be long and interesting,
The committees scheduled to meet loT
morrow are.
Finance, 4 p. NJ; Printing z, NJ.
On Tuesday night there WIN pc ,e, Jon,s
n,ur,,sl To nominate all city officers 10
be chosen for the ensuing two years, and
over these selections there will he con-
siderable interest II Is likely .ha1 ,ns
meeting will elect fire and police CONS
missioners for Henry Ward
Following are the o'hef n'se
scheduled for the week.
TUESDAY, Markets, 7:so; James River
Improvement, S: Poor, 81 THURSDAY. snns
committee on finance on free bridge MAJ
sask-
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

The Young Peoples Progressive Finch
club was On last Friday nj gght dei g r.
pavs BY nt Ss M ate honr AZ
ter which light refreshments were served
Among those present were: Misses An
ns sa gerta a5 Marsha Mary H staS
Llew Levi II Harvie, Willie Hoppe. Of Rich
mond Laura Henley. Richard Sale. The
place of the next meeting Will be an
MISS Lucy Powell has returned to her
home in Goochland after visiting her
cousin. Miss Della Baker. OF Fourth Ave
Mr.. stratton. Of Third Avenue, while
returning home from a visit to friends
~ Va a and sh asocas ons
There will be a Military Drill and Sham
tile given at Norths ao Hall On ne Ss
BENEFIT bnusltAs Of Epiphany r. Church. Barton
Heights. and Ascension Chapel. Highland
Park Thirty six young ladies 8. viii vii. par :
tie evening viii be the latest version q
"a Trip 10 Chinatown" by Messrs.
shafer and Tyler.
mond. are spending the summer with
Mrs. Garland H. Clarke, OF Third Ave
nue.. l.la
nN Mr. .c 5aln eq the TG ai oee Of n
ia for the past session, and VINO mas
been. quite sick for some time. is now i'm m
Master Edwin Mccluer has returned t.,
his home after spending the past several
weeks with relatives in Louisa. Va.
Mr. lack Gary has returned to his an h9ms
school for the past session at the Virgin
la Polytechnic Institute. =,
The Highland Park Public School will
have hay Il IS SIS aeas at SorhHde Hall
Mrs. Parrish's little daughter or second
Avenue, who has been suffering for soma
time past from a broken arm, Is SLOWLY
there % BE- sshear s,aar Of the II
o'clock at Northside Hall a.,
. hs p Il a oaH VIZ h1s ss
byterian Church. Barton Heights.
Mrs Lockwood. of Fourth Avenue. Is
visiting her daughter In Fredericksburg
Val airs; who ha0h has Been visiting Mrs Gar
Gssr saskS na Is nov auss! Mrs.
week saa the mi f. f1,qR s e a sss
Mrs. Charles Boggs, who has been
quite sick for several weeks past at her
home on Highland Park. is slowly Inn
! The Young Mems Society Of Highland
meeting Thursday. evening IN the lecture
room Of the church. y.
visiting her mother, Mrs. BoGgs, OF High,
NJ Mrs. jeanette Quarles continues quite.
iii at the residence OF her son on Third
The regular Sunday morning and even
Ing services will be held at Highland.
Iii Park Public school closed
last Friday after one of the most sue
cessful years OF the school Among those
who received first and second honor cards
Senior A,-A1ss Elizabeth Quinby,
Observation-Disclosures First Honor-Be
Marshall. Ruth Rennie. Pattie Christian,
intermediate A--First Honor-Annle
Sale, Rebecca. Clarke, Leila Wngfleld,
Eula Bowman, Atwood Lewis Julian
Todd.
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Thousands Of Women Cured by Peru ~ "a a
Of Annoying catarrh.

Or. Hartman. has probably done more
than any other physician toward popn,.
3larizing a means OF escape from the tfacia!
deformities. such as watery eyes. twisted
nose. offensive breath, dry cracked lips,
due to the ravaging effects OF catarr n,
II He has made chronic catarrt q life5
long study His remedy. popularity known
as Peruna, is the most "a nous rem ne 10Y
ca tarrh In existence. <3 55
Z Rrobab there is not a man or Woman y.
boy or girl. within the bounds . OF the
United states that has not heard OF t,eI
runa. BY far the largest majority nave
The multitude OF people that have been
cured OF chronic catarrh by USING re ,lls
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can neyer ha Known. m

can never be known. Fl ia IA,
Many girl has regained her faded
beauty. many. a matron has heightened
the days OF her comedy appearance by
using Peruna. Ja
III Peruna produces clean mucous mem
branes. the basis OF facial symmetry ana
a perfect compl ION . 5t5 8, III
n The women have not been slow TO .dls-{
cover that 4 course OF sPeruna will do
more toward NJ restoring youthful beauty
than all the devices known to science. y
While 1t Is true that Perlra cures 81 ca "a
Etarrh wherever located, yet rs advls Eia
bic for every one to use Perrra q s s 9 pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
CHURCH SERVICES.
Bacca1aureate Sermon of Wo-
mans College Finals.

80 ~
mans College Finals.
The Rev. DR.. ]. B. Hawthorne will
preach the baccalaureate sermon before
the young ladies of the Woman's College
tonight. The services will be held at
the First Baptist Church. H &
Several Of the Richmond pastors arc
out Of the city to-day. DR.. James Power
Smith will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon tonight before the Stonewall Jack
son Institute at Abingdon. Dr., W. r LIZ
Smith will be away. and his pulpit at
the Second Church in the morning VIII
be filled by the Rev. w. 8. Camppe'lll;.ls
pr. c. s. Gardner, Of the Grace street
Baptist Church, will deliver the naccsa--
laureate sermon before Furnan niver-s
sity. In South Carolina His pulpit Will
lie filled in the morning by the Rev. Ior.
Fl. T.. Bomar.
Rev. j. ). Haley will preach IN the
morning at Seventh Street Christian
Church on "The Work of the Lord and and I
at night on ''Znccheus: A Character
Study Mrs. Haley has Just reached
the city after spending the winter ~
Florida. Mr. and Mrs Haley have apart
ments temporarily at No. 40 East Franz sis,
lin Street, A reception will be rendered
LncNu ny tIC ESaiet ~
ing. FL ss he \. y Z; 3Fs
A Sunday school rnass-meeting will he
held Thursday evening OF this week ~
the Grace Street Baptist Church. All the
sunday schools will be represented, and
n number OF distinguished editors Will
he present.
,rl,e annual picnic OF st. Peters Sunday
school will be held Wednesday at West
hampton Park. Cars will leave aghn
and Grace Streets at s4S A. M. TOT
the benefit of the residents OF the Eas.
End car will leave Twenty-fifth ana
broad Streets and the head OF Seven
teenth Street, stopping at ssyen.esh.n
md Broad. The cars Will go through "
tina park without transfer,
A delightful social, under the auspices
1s.ashytarian Church, was held Friday
from until 1880 P. NJ. The evening was
a most pleasant one, N AZ Y
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Robert r. Blackwell the college has had
one OF the most prosperous years IN lis
history. There have been more students
enrolled than for number OF years, and
the conduct OF the students has been
unusually exemplary. not one Of them
having been summoned before the faculty
during the session. The representatives
OF Randolph-Macon have been succession
in both their intercollegiate debating coll
tests. having won from roth Washington
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and Lee University and from Trinity Co
Iege, N. g. In athletics, too, the students
are proud Of their record. BY winning
the annual base ball game from Richmond
College In this city recently, Randolph
Macon won the baseball championship
OF the eastern division in the Virginia
intercollegiate Association.
The Richmond Alumni Association Of
Randolph Macon College contemplates at
tending the commencement on Wednes-
day, June sth. the members going to
Ashland In the morning and spending
the day.
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EAST RICHMO ND.

The lawn party to BE- f.E given under the he
Ia s'Masonio Home will no doubt prove
to to he a remuneratiye and delightful
sN MIS-. Richard Kouch's condition is
g Mlsa G IS e Elizabeth LORD haa xsturasa
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/ to her home In Vermont after pleasant
visit to her aunt Mrs.sJ. C. Foslors; q
q delightful picnic party Ya Mrs. sen a. B.
Little. Of Spring Hill Farm, on Memorial
Day, when { a Charming day was had a. IN IN
the usual 4 picnic fashion. -, ! H., !, 10
morrow from a pleasant visit % 6her
friend. rs..DaXis. in Newport News. NJ.
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EXERCISES
AT ASHLAND Ill. 4 u
Finals Of Randolph-Macon Open
To-day With Sermon by
Bishop Wilson.
HON. c. "A. SWANSON ORATOR
Congressman From Fifth Dis
trict Addresses Literary So
cieties Thursday Evening. I

a The commencement exercises Of the
pandolph.Macon College at Ashland will
begin with the oaccalaureate sermon this
morning and will continue until Thurs
day night. The Invitations Issued by tho
senior class Of the college are artistic
.pecinens Of the engraver's art. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
OLD CHURCH.

Mr.. Turner Healy, of Norfolk. Va, is
visiting his uncle, G. L. Turner, OF East
ern View.
Miss Bette Elicit, of Richmond who
was visiting her nephew, F. s. Beal. was
called home on Friday by the death OF
her brother, DR.. Elicit. of Christiansburg.
Miss Emma Luck. OF King William
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p.ushan Haryie D. Goddin. j ck TIN
b 1aIa t Marie ellis, Alma . Homer; ~ ~
Itelle ones Elizabeth Christian Ian ana - ~
c's seco " IA Honor Charles IAgh tner;
Thlrd Primary Grade-F1rst He nor
Harriet Rady,. Mary Jones. Olga StoG IA
don. Carlton Moffat. Albert Branch anu
r Second ID ). Htonnor-willie Koss: ],
Second Primary Grade-First i1o m6a.
Douglass Wilkinson, MalGolm !, Pltt = a amgs,
A f Earle Eaton. James Huga les
Archie Leach, Edin Roden. Hundley ~, a MN
ter, Franklin Hopkins a Anhoy n pya Tay.
ioa Elsie Whitehurst and Ruth Traylor;;
Second Honor-Dumont Martenstein ana
Louise ZONES.
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Botanic Blood Balm rD.B.E. IL
Pleasant and safe 10 take. Thoroughly tested for 50
years. Composcd Of Pure Botanic Ingredients.
Strengthens Weak Kidneys AMI Siomaehs. cures
Dyspepsia. Sold by all Druggists. 81. Per Large
Botts. with complete directlonfo for home cure sample
Sent FREQ by writing Blood Balm Co., htanta. Ga.
Describe your trouble and speesif advice.
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fventive and not wait8unti1 catarrhi has \
fastened itself in some part OF the sys *
TEN. NJ III IS
Peruna acts quickly and benef1cially on
the lnflamed mucous membranes lining
the different organs Of the body. Thus
II will cure catarrh wherever located.
Nh you do not receive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna.g 4
write at once tos Or. Hartman, giving a
full statement OF your case and he will he
pleased to give YOU his valuable 4 adYt ICE
graf IA s IN ggsSsS
Address DR. Hartman. Pr dent q Tho ne
Hartman sanitarlum. Columbus q ,, 3$.2
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county, is visiting her cousin, Miss Hiss !
( Blanche Booker. 5rs i
much indisposed for some. time, is con- X
fvalescent. i ssfs "a s & S 3's8i
Miss Victoria Tucker has gone to
Richmond for medical trea tment
h There was a grand rally AT Hopwel AZ
Baptist Church last Sunday for the bene-S
tit OF building new church. r ~
tucker, OF Richmond. preached and 500
was raised for the building fund.
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The State Bank OF Virginia can fur
nish you with checks that will be cashed
on presentation without personal iden-
LITIGATION in ST. Louis when you so TO the
Worlds Fair,
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Finch Party.
fspecial to The Times-Dispatoh.,

PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA. June A.
A very enjoyable Finch Party" was
given by Miss Edna Earle Richardson,
the attractive daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
]. B. Richardson, In her hospltable home,
Thursday evening from P, NJ. to II P.
NJ. In honor OF her many young friends.
The house was beautifully decorated
In potted plants and evergreens. Vocal
and instrumental music was furnished
by Miss Edna Earle Richardson.
At eleven o'clock refreshments. consist
ing Of many varieties of cream and cake.
claret punches, fruits OF many dcscrip-
ton, were served.
Among those present were Misses Irene
Jones Miss Edna z. Richardson. Mary
Han. of Hanover; Lucy Bins, Mary
Mountcastle. Mrs. Harry Oliver, Mrs, w.
Forrest Gillian. Mrs, J. B. Richardson,
Miss Ethel Purdum. Gentlemen, Messrs.
8Tommie Warng. OF King William: Geo.
and Leonard Binns. Richard Mountcastle,
Charlie Purdum Harry Oliver. W. Il.
Gillian, ]. B. Richardson.
Mrs Casper Bersh Is visiting friends
In Toano.
j. b. Richardson left this morning for
Richmond, and in n few days he will
leave for Norfolk, where he Is on United
States jury.
Mr.. Robt. Asker, OF Richmond, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs, Gillian Monday
Miss .--ary Haw will be the guest OF
Miss Edna Richardson Sunday and Mon
day.
r. p. Richardson was in town yester-
day.
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OUR GUAkA NTEE. lake 1 large bottle Of
Botanic Blood BaInt D. BB Jas directed on label,
and whom the rlaht quantity e taken 2 cure =,
uiIl PROMPTLY b. refunded without argument.
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j. b. Richardson left this morning for
Richmond and in a few days he will
leave for Norfolk. where he is on United
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4aaAA . >~StASSS9 : >"A-seN,'ijl
The Rev. DR.. ]. B. Hawthorne Will
preach the baccalaureate sermon before
the young ladies Of the Woman's College
tonight. The services will be held q e
the First Baptist Church. "a Ri #
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r. =. Richardson was in town yester-
| day.
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Mrs. J. Roam, who has been visiting
Mrs. C. E. Richardson. of Virginia Ave-
! nue.. has returned to her home in West
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OF Luck Avenue, Is
Mrs. G. ". Lancls-
The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-29
CHAPTER xlil-consinued.

At he sight of the ore. and of the
duh gloss of the nugget. wonderful
Transformation took place in John
Hawkins He gazed at the ore with
the I5pt look of an enthusiast. The
waiEht Of the nugget told its own
Stury.
Go ahead and tell me about this"
h. said abruptly. You look like an
honest man, and it's waste OF time
Sc lie 70 me. What have you got,
auf how aid you get it,"
In :. matter of fact way John Burt
related the story OF the discovery and
development of the Sailor Mine.
This may be worth looking into"
said the capitalist "Ill send an ex-
pert 10 Investigate it and make a re-
polt' He rang bell and a boy re-
sponded Go and tell David Parker
want him. he ordered.
Until we have arrived at some ten
'ative agreement or understanding, |
don't care to have your expert exam
Inc this property said John Burt,
when the boy had closed the door
Your expert will find one of two
things-either that my estimate of
these claims is accurate, or that 1t is
nor. In the latter event you would
drop the matter. If, on the contrary,
your expert confirms my estimate-as
he Wilt then becomes necessary to
act under definite understanding. In
brief, the question is this. What
agreement will you make, assuming
that your expert confirms my state
ments?"
That sounds like business" roared
John Hawkins, a CLEAN of admiration
for an opponent worthy of his atten-
tiou showing in his eyes. Make
your proposition. You're selling; I'm
buying. What's your terms?"
You will assume the payments on
the Blake option. which amount to
three hundred thousand dollars" said
John. In addition to that, you will
advance the money necessary for the