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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

come 10 you seeking knowledge, for it
is my tradesto learn"
~ fear that.you are yet 'prentice 70
that trade qnoth the soldier; Tor ,here
a no child over the water but could an
sw Ell, r !. what you ask, Know then that
though there may be peace between, our
own provinces and the French, yet Wlthln
the marches Of France there IS always
war for the country Is much -dlVlu ,e
against is furt hern99e hasaivs
tardyenus, and the rest Of them. When
every mans grip ls on his nelghbsor's
throat, and every five SO us-plece o. q
baron is marching within tuck OF drum ru"
to fight whom he Will, II would DC e..
strange thing IL FIVE hundred brave I'm
plish boys could not pick UP llvlng.
Now that Sir John HARDWOOD main gone
with the East Anglican ads and the mol
tinchanl fWoodnen into the service q
the Marquis Of Montfcrat to fight asalhst
score Of us left, yeti trust that may y
/ Ia able. to bring some back with me ~ 70
ali the ranks Of tho White Company. By
the tooth Of Peter! It would 20 oaa
thing sif i could not muster many =, q
Hamp.onshre msn w the red nag g Of ST.
George, and the more F SO y pr. Nlgel
1nring. OF Chrlstchurch. should don hau-
herk once more and take the LEAD OF US.
g'.Ah, you would indeed be IN luck them
fquoth &Wooamah tu ~ 20 "I, ~ unoJ
setting aside the prince. and mayhap gooa
ola Sir John Chandos, there was not n
the the whole army q man Of such tried
lit Is sooth, every word Of Y" the
archer answered, y have seen n n'a WA ann
never never did man carry himself Better 4, r
Mon Dieu! Yes, ye would not credit t., j
to look at him, or to hearken 70 MS I sol
voice but from the sailing from o 2, y
down to the foray 70 Paris, ana .na az, -, -
mi s oI,fall, sally, bushment esealado or q
hattie. but Sir Nigel was in the heart Of u,
go now to christchurch. with q y. le ~ ,r
to him from Sir Claude Latour T., to ahr
him IL he will takesthe plaee o. PIT , av,n
Chance chan " that he willifI bring one Or two
likely men at my heels what say !, YOU,
woodman; wilt leave the bucks q loose
a shaft ~ a nobler mark Ks 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
CONTROL NAVAL
STORES INDUSTRY i
Turpentine Operators Charge
Quotations Do Not Represent
Values Of Spirits and Resin.
(By Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 15.-Five
hundred delegates to the convention OF
the Turpentlne Opera tors Association, in
session here to-day. adopted a resolution
charging that the quotations made by the
Savannah Board of Trade do not now rep
resent the market values of spirits and
resin, urging that naval stores be quoted
at their true values, and providing for or
the appointment Of a subcommittee TO
study conditions and devise ways and
means by which the purposes Of the res
agent was named to tukethe neldian see
that the rules Of the associate are car
fraction OF these laws The action taken
to day practically insured the control Of
the naval stores industry by the assoc
ciation s4-
GERS resulted as follows: President, A..
D. Coylngton. Quincy; vice. president, ~.
y Hillman JacksonvtIle: treasurer; r. a
Holonlan, Jacksonville.
The convention adjourned to meet next
wear In Jacksonville. I3i Al. l4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
A 6 uYe for Asthma.

! The worst cases Of Asthma in The world
succumb readily 10 the ono great cure
that never fails. pr Rudolph Schiff-
mann's Asthma Cure almost performs
miracles.
Mr.. r. NJ, Spencer No. $50 Vermont
Avenue. Toledo, O.. says: Asthma has
been growing on me for three years, until
last summer the attacks became so severe
that many nights ! spent half the time
.;asping for breath. Doctors seemed to
give no relief whatever, and'I felt there
was no hope for me. when drug clerk
recommended your Asthma Cure. It's
effect Is truly magical and gives com
plete relief in from two 10 five mina,es."
Sold by all druggists at SOC, and sl0n.
Send &C. stamp to pr, u. schiffmann. Box
package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
ale. How runs the old stave?-
Well drink all together

TO the gray goose feather
And the land where the gray goose few
He roared out the catch In IA harsh. un-
musical voice. and ended with shout OF
laughter. - trust that ] am Q better
bowman than m!nstrel'1 said he.
''Methinks ] have some remembrance
OF the lllt," remarked .le gleeman, run
ming his fingers over the strings. Hops
ing that 1t will give thee no offence. most
holy sr"--with vicious snap at AZ
leyne-"and with the kind permit Of the
company will even venture upon it, "
Many time In the after days Alleyne
Edrcson seemed to see that scene. 70
all that SO many which We're stranger
and more stirring were soon to crown
upon him, The rat, red-faced gleeman'
tho listening group, the archie Win upr
raised finger beating in time TO the, music 9
and the huge spra wiling fgure OF Horole
John, all thrown into red light ana p!AcR
shadow by the Pickering fire IN TIE centre, =
memory was to come o ften lovingly p Ack
to It, AT the time he was lost " az a.,
miration at the deft way IN when ins
jongleur disguised the loss OF ms tw .
missing strings, and the lusty, nearly
fashion In which he trolled oue ms !llt'o
ballad OF the outland boWmen, Whlch ran
In some such fashion, as this:
What OF the bow?
The bow was made IN fsRelah
OF true wood, OF yew wood.si
The Wo1d 1T -EHElish BOWS
{ 30 men who are free
Love tho old yew tree
And the land where the yew-lree sfoWs'
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The cord was made In England
" "A rough cord. a tough cord,
8tf A cord that DO wmen love;
I So we'll drain our jacks
+. 10 the English fax *
And the land where the hemp was 3wove
What OF the shaft2 E3
The shaft was cut In England:
H4 A long shaft a strong shaft %
Barbed and trim and true; @
I, IL So we'll drink all together
To the gray goose feather 181{&5
And the land where the gray goose flew.
What OF the men? #
The men were red in England;
Tho bowman--the yeoman--
M The lads of dale and fell. 8
Here's to you-and to you!
y TO the hearts that are true
And the land where the true hearts dwell.
.y'''i'Well sung, by my hilt!" shouted the
archer In high delight. Many night
have heard that song, both In the old
wartime and after In the days OF the
White Company, when Black Simon OF
Norwich would lead the staye. and four
hundred Of the best boWmen that ever drew
string would come roaring In upon the
chorus. I have seen old John Hardwood,
the same who has led half the Company
into Italy, stand laughing IN his beard as
he heard 1t, until his plates ratified again,
But to get the full smack Of 1t ye must
yourselves be English bowmen, and be far
OF upon an outland SOIL
Whilst the song had been singing Dame
Eliza and the maid had placed board
across two trestes and had lald |. upon i
the knife, the spoon, the salt. ne tran
choir OF bread, and finally the smoking
dish dish which held the aavory supper. The
archer settled himself e i IKE one WI, wha
scarce; but his tongue still went as mer,
rily as his teeth.
III passes me-" he cried. "how all .you
4lusty fellows can bide scratching yous
backs at home when there y are 70 81 such 90,
ings over the seas. Look at nne-wha'
have 70 DO? !, Is but ths eye an 70 ,he
shaft to the mark. There is the whole
song OF 1t. IT IS but what you 40 Your
selves for pleasure upon,a snnday even
Il HAnd the wageG" asked a aborer.
,'You see what The waEe hF'nss'' he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Union Seminary Notes.

a Rev. US. Foster. Of Petersburg. at
tended the opening exercises OF Union
Theological Seminary on Wednesday.
MRS. Thomas Leary Jones and her
! will remain in Salem until the 18th.
Presbyterian Licentlatc j. P. Smith.
Jr., left yesterday for Oxford Church.
Rockbr dye county. Va. to which ne ha >
accepted a call, and will Immediately en-
Ter upon his labors there.
Among the new students at the Semi
nary, there Is a Russian, and among the
old ones, q Japanese. 0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

, II q
R2ys Reen With JSdge a and Mfs IL 6s
city this week.
Miss Nellie Woolford, who has been
Stsyp55 Y fe s' S4nS
Miss Mamie Jones has returned to the
city after q visit of some time to MISS
Mamie Flournoy, Of Charlotte county, Va.
Mr.. Stuart Christian, the. son Of Judge g
guest Of mir. Thomas .. Christian. 81:
Dr.. and Mrs, M, L. ,Withers after g
to their home at Wallace, Va 5ii sg
Miss Mamie e. Lynch, after a visit to
turned to the city u
Dr. r. Lester Hudglns and E; 4: Drew
are spending this week at St. Louis.
Hadgins will to The city &C.
University College Of Medicine Medicine /.
Mss sa Ssw rs Ns s1 foF
Miss Leila Willis, of No, 1902 Grove
he e1s SefisaT Go
lege. .1 !,
Miss Mamie Gaines returned home Sat
urday after delightful visit to friends
in Washington Baltimore cryn and and Nelson
Miss Carrie swetmans LEFT yesterday to
a aande the Rsndolp9 Macon Womans
Mr.; Robert /, Weoason |; Is ], Spending MS
Hell Helping ss cEce e. ngS Da aug es
dence Of Mrs. Richard a., Talley, No 3l4
North Twenty-sixth Street.
The many friends CT Mr.. Marshall Har-
wood Will reg. to hear that he Is quito
sick at the home q his parents; Coone!
Avenue.
Miss Leila Gray will leave the first Of
October for visit to the St. Louis Fair.
Miss Matte Baskerville is the guest of
the Confederate reunion.
Mr.. Z. s, Bowling, formerly Of this city,
but now living In New York. was In the
city on his way 10 North Carolina.
Miss Anderson and Mrs Lula McCorkle
returned to the city to-day: after, a de-
lightful visit to friends and relatives in
West Virginia.
The Rev James p. Smith is in Lynch
burg, the guest OF pr. r II. Flemming'
Judge Daniel Grlnnan has returned to
the city.
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Returned From Bath.

Mrs. WA. Campbell and daughter, Miss
Carrie Lee, returned Wednesday evening
from Bath county. where they have been
the summer 81
p Miss Campbell Is now bustly engaged ~
making arrangements for the opening OF
ives tminsters School,. The prospects are
good for a large attendance. 8
NJ IS Virginia Lee Patterson, one OF the
iteachers..in Westminster School,, also re-
turned "wednesday night. 3s.al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
PARAMOUNT III NEWS.
I. Mrs. Fred Mitchell has returned home
from few months visit to relatives in

Washington u ~ s,55i5
Mrs Eubank. OF King William county,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Douglas,
on TWenty-thrd Street. }E5t ll35
Mrs Crouch continues quite Ill at her
home, No. 110l Twenty-third Street.
Miss Mary Lavender. OF 3Amherst coun-5
ty, IS the guest of Mrs. Hurley at No.
2s03 Paramount Avenue. Is&f n "a 1T AZ
b Misses Margaret and Dthel Morrison
have returned from a visit to relatives
in Hanover county. N a3 ts lt5iss rs. ii!5{
! Mil. II. Wilcox. who was quite pain
fully hurt by a fall from q building. is
t.. it Gf Il iB
home after an extended visit to Bucking-
ham and Charles City counties and Nor
folk and Newport News. g
Mrs, Wooldrdge and n son have returned
Lynchburg, Va. VS. {. tjEav
The Misses Parsons have returned from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
I. POLLARD CAPTURED.
Negro Who Escaped From Con
ctah1e San111e1s Now in Tail.

John Pollard. the negro who escaped
from Constable Samues,l after. having
been arrested on Wednesday afternoon.
was captured on the same night by three
Henrico jail, where he is now confined
awaiting trial, Of an alleged highway rob
berry. i7 Il
house with the man. he refused to 60
to the Jail. but when Deputy Sheriff Fer
ritter arrived on the scene, he readily
consented to go and was locked UP in
1t is charged that Pollard and Willie
Lee, who Is also in the jail awaiting trial.
assau4.ed and held up Solomon Berkely.
Il negro, on the Petersburg road, on the
took from the person OF Berkely. cur
rency to the amount of $3.50. The negroes
Will, be tried before Squire Thomas n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
"a Trin Across the Sea.

Mr. Arthur B. Clarke will deliver his
3i..ustrate.. lecture, IA Trip Across the
Sea-" at Emmanuel Baptist Church on
8-.-ursday evening, September 18th.
touches upon-Life on Ship; The Azores;
C braltar; Tho Mediterranean: Naples:2
tPompeii: Venice etc-The collection OF
views is an exceptionally fine one. VI
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- Z, 3 Z
a delightful visit TO relatives In Charles
Nj. I'D Rlehardscs has p If ana 1or q
inrriy owned ~ Mrs. Nellie Hobson
little Miss Olive Clayton has returned
home after, a visit to her aunt, MIS- y
Miss Bertha Mitchell has returned from
delightful visit to friends IN Amn inner
county. ~, ,s,n
pie Svinkers have returned from a trip
10 Washington, Baltimore and New I lt
Mr.. Quar- les, an old-time cttizeh Of R,Sn,
or the State for over forty years. y. -.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence here this we e,i !.
& Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Smith ana Enld are
second xss,,re Street sv 90 '
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Fair
mount Methodist Church are a a. y. hs
near future and requests their friends 70
save their rummage for them. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

RAILROADS AND
RAILROAD MEN

f Comptroller A. H. Plant, OF the South
crn Railway. has sent out tho folio wing
estimate OF the earnings OF the system
for the first week in scptem Der: Earnings
for the week this year. $s41347, an In
crease OF sssO5o over tie week last year.
The earnings Of the ST. Louis-I louisville
lines for tho first sweek OF September this
year were SS4S29. an Increase OF $10,511
over the week last year. he increase Of
IL main tanned for a year, would mean an
increase OF nearly five millions In earn
ings over last year. s
General Freight Agent Charles II.
Capps, OF the Scaboard Air Line Rail-
way. announces the. appointment OF ri !.
" McDonough as soliciting freight agent
ut Birmingham, Ala, effective Scptcm-l
Der LIST. M "
The Lackawanna Railroad announces
the transfer Of the Aheadauarters.of Sn-
,perIntendent Riley Williams, OF the Ban
gor and Portland division. from Bangor.
Pa. to Easton, Pa.
The Southern Railway ar ounces a spc-
ciul personal ly} conducted tour 10 y the
ST.. Louis Worlds Fair September 20th.
the splendid train CT Pullman cars and
day coaches leaving this city at 1870.
AFTERNOON. and VIII run practically on.
No. IS. The route Is via Danville, Sails
bury. Asheville, Knoxville. Lexington.
KY, Louisville. etc. An official OF the
passenger department. will have charge
of the train. and no effort will be spared
to insure comfort to the tourists.
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NOTHING ON THE MARKET EQUAL
TO cHAMeERLAiN'S collie, cHoL-
ERA AND DIARRHOEA REMEDyg.

This fact is we'll xnown to druggists
everywhcre, and nine out OF ten Will Civ.
their customers this preparation when
the best Is asked for. Mr. ODE Wilmer
a prominent druggist OF Joplin. Mo-, IN d
circular to his customers. says: "There
Is nothing on the market in the way OF
patent medicine which equals Chamber.
lain's Collie. Cholera and Dlnrrhoen
Remedy for bowel complaints. We ssn
and recommend this preparation Eor
sale by all druggists. s5 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
To Elect a Secretary.

The special committee OF the P.esbytc-
rian General Assembly will meet a Dam
VILE the last OF the mon n to elect a.
coordinate secretary Of foreign missions
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CAS- ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough,
,s sssss sss & slzfzzzSzz1

SPECIAL ONE. WAY coLoNIsTs RATES
TO POINTS BEYOND THE ROCK.
les VIA CHESAPEAKE e
y OHIO ROUTE. {
From September 14th until October 18th.
1904. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
will sell special one-way mixed class
colonist tickets to many points in Ari-i
zona. California. Montana, New Mexico,
Oregon, Idaho, Nebraska, British Column
bia, Utah. Washington. Colorado, Ncva-
da, South Dakota, Wyoming: to FL Paso,
8Pccos and Sierra. Blanca, Texas and to
chihuahua and Guaymas. Mexico, atvery
reduced rates, S3
For detail Information. address
w O.EWARTHEN,
d, P. a., &C. g. 0. Ry.,
I Richmond. We.
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O A9rORTA a..
' G.; :; J, Z; Z :; - =
VIRGINIA DAY At ST. LOUIS,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Esd,
SPECIAL EXCURSjON RATES

@ VIA C, g. o. ROUTE.
Friday, September ed. has been select.
cd as VIRGINIA DAY at the Great Ex-
The Governor OF Virginia, accompanied
by staff and military of the State, viii
be present at the occasion and which
should appeal to all Ylrglnians.
Delightful time to see the greatest OF
fairs H ,a5, & 5 .4ft "a n d 4
spccinl rates for season, sixty and tf-s
teen day tickets. Low ten day coach
excursion rate tickets on sale Monday
September 18th, and Tuesday. September
Goth. " ai 81 III
est and Ibest with through Kesubuled
trains. ii " $lg u
linfor1nat ton, address,
~ ~ - "A 4 w. o, WARTHEN,
District Passenger Agent, C. "A. Q, Ry.
Richmond, Va,
VIRGINIA DAY AT WORLDS FAIR
Low RATES VIA N, q w RvvY,5
Friday. September Esd, Will be Viz.
glnia Day at the Louisiana Exposition.
For this occasion the Norfolk and West.
sern Railway Company will sell To-day
Coach Excursion tickets from Richmond
to ST. Louis and return on Monday.
September 10th, at the rate fss16. Corr
lrespondtngly low rates from other sta-G
uons. For full information apply to-
sJno. r. Wagner. City Passenger. gent.
s3S East Main Street, or S&la
@. II, BOsLEY, Dist, Pass. Agent,
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Presbytery to Meet.
THE Presbytery OF East Hanover will
nee in Hebron Church, D inwddie county
Va, at midday, Tuesday October 4th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was issued by tho
cler.. OF the Circuit Court Of HenrIco
ycsteruay to George M. Wright and Sadie
l.. Clayton. sf
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4 Items Of Interest.
Yes and No.

Nh The Russian Embassy Will remain
closed for the present. Countess Cassini,
WHO has been spending the summer It
bar Harbor, .Yisi visit friends In tho
Berkshires apd~ atherTesorts, where there
is meet for fall entertainments 4.
The italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planchcs entertained at dinner
on Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. do Lobel
and the Misses de Lobel Of Paris. They
will also give dinner on September goth
in honor OF the Italian delegation to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

Mr.. A. II. Eubank is home after
visit to relatives and friends In Charlotte
county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

sH Mr.. Arthur Cannon has returned TO the
city. Mrs. Cannon and little daugh liter
are still at the Cold sulphur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

have been with Judge and Mrs Edmund
Waddill in st. Louis, will return to the
city this week.
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Z Miss Nellie Woolford, who has been
staying in the city for some weeks, LETT
vest erday for Washington D. c.
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Mr.. William Rice has returned to the
Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
Mrs. W. c. Richardson is in Suffolk
the guest Of Mr.. Charles Keller,
Miss Daisy Taylor $ the guest of Mi.
], IS, Brown, at clifton Forge.
Misses Mary and Nancy waddll, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16

Miss Mamie Jones has returned to the
city after visit of some time to Miss
Mamie Flournoy, Of Charlotte county, Va.
The Monticellonian., 1904-12-15
Death of I B. HoIderness.

Mir. Il. I. Holderness received information Saturday afternoon of the death of his uncle, T. B. Hold crness, at Ansou. Tex.
 The news will be received with regret by a large number of inc older citizens of the community. who knew Mr. Holderness when he was engaged in business at Monticello up to he eutbreak of the late Civil War The latter years of his life have been spent in California and Texas. where he has been engaged in mining and stocI<-raising Press Eagle.
The Monticellonian., 1904-12-15
NAice

Strayei, on November 7. 1904, one dark brown horse mule, weigh ing about 9zo pounds very chunk ey built; branded on each shoul- der with the letter (N) had grass rope around neck when last seen.
 Said mule .got away from nc near Hudspeth, Chieot county, Ark. Anyone taking up said mule and will let me know. at Ford Ark, will be libeoally re- warded. c W. Owen.
The Monticellonian., 1904-12-15
Come early and ge first pick.
 F. N. SCOTT.

Simon Davis. colofed, who lives on the Collins and Selma road near Dry Bayou, was shot and killed by Mr. Walter Lamb, on last Thursday. Constable IIogue. of this city, who had I warrant for the arrest of Davis. for carrying q pistol. summoned Mr. Lamb to as sist him in making the arrest. Da- wis resisted the arrest and drew bis pistol, and was in the act of firing on the officers, when Mr. Lamb shot him with d pistol. The ball striking some where near the breast Davis lived for q day or so after the shooting It is claimed that Mir. Lambs shooting saved the life of one or both of the men who went to make the arrest, since Da- wis was preparing to shoot. It is unfortunate that killing was nee essary, but people must learn not to resist the execution of the Pro- cess of law.
The Monticellonian., 1904-12-15
Bazaar and Dinner.

The ladies and friends of the 1st Baptist Church, this city, viii serve dinner in connection with their bazaar, Thursday, Friday ahd Saturday, 22nd, 23rd and e4th inst, in the Boyd building, one door South of the ParIor Drug Store Everybody invited.
The Monticellonian., 1904-12-15
See Our iiRN Of sS6. = GO Black E q Ee r 0Verc0atS. lhaf We are selling af sS4 .0Q.
 r. II. SCOTT.

The Monticello Band will give concert at the opera house on Fri day night before Christmas, for the benefit of the Cemetery Asso- cian and Band. Don miss it.
 We will pay the highest price for furs, hides, beeswax, tallow, etc. Be sure and see us when you have any of these articles 10 sell If. Hale, Robinson t Go.
 We guarantee all whiskies bought of as to be as represented and to reach you safely.
 Hart Liquor Co.,,
 If Baxter, Arkansas.
 We have q complete line of spec taeIes and optical goods and are prepared to if glasses ta people ol all ages. tf
 Brown, MeQuiston < Co.
 When the railroad officials were here last week we hope they cast their eyes toward our wood shed which answers for a passenger de pot for Monticello.
 Don't worry because you have broken one lens in your nice spec tacles. Send them to Us and We will make them as good is new. If Brown, MeQuiston X Co.
 Anyone contemplating going in the millinery business will do well to see Mrs. [. E. Hendrick and get prices on mirrors, bat stands, show cases. ribbon cases, bat box es, etc. tt
 Miss YeIma Ieake, who has had charge of the trimming department of Miss Maggie Patton's Millinery store for the past two seasons, left last sunday morning for her home III Missouri.
 During Inst November we give free samples of No. 5, the great kidney remedy. Many who got samples have since tested the msr- its more fully by buying sufficient quantity for treatment. We re- fer all sufferers to those who have tested this great remedy.
 tf Brown, MeQpiston X Co.
The Monticellonian., 1904-12-15
r.- a --
Millinery Closing Sale.

I am positively going out of bus mess on January Ist, 1908, and those in need of veIvets, chiiFons, plumes, ribbons, hats, etc, should call and see me, as am selling at closing out prices.
 If Mrs E. F. Hendrick