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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
The SHOW Is com;no

The Sun Brothers mammoth new Rail
road Show Museum sof Wonders
Trained Animal Exposition. which Is
billed to exhibit at Clarksburg on Mon.
day, July 4, Is being received this sen
son by thousands OF delighted spectators
and unqualiaedly endorsed by every
newspaper and patronized alike by the
brains, wealth, fashion and masses. Don't
miss the opportunity Of attending tho
largest and best one-ring show extant
Grand free street parade at II a. m. day
of show. Two performances daily, rain
or shine, 2 and p. Doors open on,
hour earlier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
DILLINGHAM; COMPANY
OPENS WITH big PARADE.

Col. Frank 4. Dillingham;, the great
advertiser and philaHthropist. opens his
series 81 entertainments tonight on the,
vacant lot opposite the postoffice. The
parade through the streets Of the city
has usually aroused a great deal Of com
mcnt and in al probability great many
people viii turn ont to witness the at
fair. Col. Dillinghau.'s opening lecture
win be given tonight. Admission 70 both
lecture and entertainment is always free
and an enormous crowd Is expected on
tire grounds. Col. Diningham's reputa
ton as an eloquent orator, magnetic en-
tcrtaincr is well known 1t is under
stood that at lis opening lecture At
Charleston over $500 people were pres
ent. Clarksburg people have an opPor-
tunity Of heaying toe talented colonel
for the first time and he able TO Judge
whether his reputation has been fairly
earned. Gen. T. T. Boggs, Gov. White
private secretary. was talking in th'
lobby Of the hotel yesterday and il
speaking Of Col. Dillingham; said:s Tie'
people down here CERTAINLY hNve sur
prise IN store for ycn woen Col. billing
ham reaches town He Is the warmes
proposition have ever seen. In tn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23

Sidney Raymond, of Quiet Dell, was
here Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Is Is un To the Doctor

4 lady wrote us from Winchester, Va.
that she had been under a doctors care
for four years for dyspepsia, the pain
appeared to center under the left should
er blade, was so severe at times that she
could neither eat nor sleep. She had
lost faith in her home doctor and asked
US to send her sample of DR.. Gums I'm
proved Liver Pills, which had been re-
commended TO her. ew sent her two
pills, in few days she sent for a box.
Now she writes that the pain under ner
shoulder has left her entirely, she on.
joys her meals and never sleeps less
than eight hours every night, and this
mas all come about in two weeks, and
cost her so cents, for two boxes of pills
Says the doctor charged her $1,000 and
that she told him he had better take the
5000 and invest IL all in Dr. Gums
Improved Liver Pills aud build up hi,
practice. Sold by Druggists for % cent.
per box. Any one having dyspepsia
bilious spells or sick headache can get
4 speedy cure by the use of these pills
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23

As last resort for tho,e headache.
see Dr. r. 4, Hayes, expert optieiau, Al
Or. Luther Haymon1s Office, Jaeobs
building, Jnly :, sand 9. ianes2td
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23

John Basel returned last night from
Parkersburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23

first place, the very way he can speak
is worth going a long distance to hear
as he is the most naturally eloquent and
magnetic man before an audience i have
ever listened to. lis advertising meth.
DDS are original with him and from the
moment he reaches a city until he leaves
he has everybody on tn jump. saw
him in Charleston last month and want
to tell you he had that town stirred ap
And as for mouey,a ten-doIlar bill don't
seem to look any bigger TO him taan !
dime does to the ordinary indisilna.
While he takes in a great deal Of money
from the sale Of his medicine while IN >
city, doubt very much whether he
leaves muen better on than whes he
came. as when he can't find SONG WAY
Of giving his money away he viii 5ny
hundreds Of dollars worth 81 food Tor
the poor.
= believe he owns and wears some q
tbe finest diamonds in the country ~
! have got to say i wait until BE- comes
lie viii own clarlSsllurg the first wcesn
II Gen. Boggs has not exaggerated ne
gentleman who i about 70 open toaishs
Col. Dillingham; must be indeed al IN
usually interesting character.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Stone l. Mercer

Ask the readers Of this paper to test
The value OF Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Those persons who have used it and
who have been cured by it, do not hest.
tate to recommend it to their friends,
Kodol digests what you eat, cures in.
digestion, dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles. Increases strength and en-
ables the stomach and digestive organs
to contribute to the blood all of the
nutriments contained in the food. Ko.
dol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant and pala
table.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Interesting to Asthma Sufferers.

Daniel Bantc, of otterville, Ia, writes
a have had asthma for three or four
years and have tried about all the cough
and asthma cures IN the market and
have received treatment from physicians
in New York and other cities, but got
very little benefit until l tried Foley's
Honey and Tar which gave me immcd.
late relief. sincerely recommend it
to ALL" For sale by sturm Co., Stone
& Mercer and h. j. Criss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Thrown From = Wagon

Mr.. George X. Babcock was thrown
from his wagon and severely bruised.
He applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
freely and says it Is the best linimeni
he ever used. Mr.. Babeock is well
known citizen Of North Plain, Conn.
There is nothing equal to Pain Balm for
sprains and bnriaes. It win effect q
cure in onethird the time required by any
other treatment. For sale by Stone &
Mercer. fs}
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
SUMMONED To BEDSIDE
OF MS BROrHER-IN-LAW

William G. shOwalter. Of the postoiiee
received = telegram "Wednesday evening
summoning him 10 the bedside OF his
brother.in-law, Thomas Mcmillan, Of
Barton, Nd, and he left for that place
on the night train. AIr. Mcmillan has
typhoid fever. Until the past day or
80 he was believed to be improving, but
Wednesday ne grew suddenly worse and
the telegram to SIr. showaiter followed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Sued His Doctor.

"a doctor here has sued me Tor $3.50
which l claimed was excessive for case
of cholera morbus." says r. White, OF
Coachella, Cal. AT the trial he praised
his medical ski and medicine. ! asked
him if it was not Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he used
AZ had good reason to believe it was.
and he would not say under oatu that it
was not" No doctor could use a better
remedy than this in case Of cholera
morbus, it never fails. Sold by St,ne
L Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Notice.

All persons using street spriniSlers are
hereby notified that they cannot flush
tho streets nor payements around Or
about their business plaes. sprinkling
sufficient to lay the dust admissible
only. An yiolators viii be prosecuted,
according to provisions in the city char.
ter covering this subject.
n. PECK,
iun20-l0t City Health Officer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-23
Sweet Melody Flour
Notice Of Mistake.

On Saturday evening, June is, pack
age Of goods was given out to the wrong
party by mistake at D. Davidson's store.
It contained a suit, shoes and haty Tie
young man will please return the same
10 D. Dayidson's store and receive re.
ward. 2ojune-tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-18

BY Mr. r. u h Harding, 3 manager OF the
Eiltnlore estate. that NJ !. IS and 81 Mrs
George w. Wand erbilt will re turn To- Bit
more house a bout II he 18th of septcm per.
i1,hev8 arc a present IN Scot LAND. \ Prep
5nratons for their home orning are are now "
being made. WI $ss4 S
Tho return OF the owner Sof the hateaui
and ITS vast acreages will be welcomed
ge,lri al IS. It means that there will be
tic usual social life at Biltmore house
ana disposes 4 Of the; false rurnor that
.tle Vanderbilts had left the United
States permanently. iy lin ys5 II
~ s1IAIIICA WRECKED. S
7 Southern passenger ri No. IS. from sa III
-is5ury, Richmond and the North due
here at 81 40 "A. NJ, colltded with Is the
helper engine near Old Fort. at - As this
morning. The mall ca r was ba dlys
smashed up. and the mall clerk severely
bruised, but otherwise uninjured The
passengers escaped with a bad shaking
81 sSEs
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has If appeared TO mo In a more fear
some aspect /, than! In that dark, griH1y Z
3 partment, which looked out upon one OF
}ti,a MAR, arteries of suburban London
I,estrade, lea n and ferret Ike as ever.
was standing by the doorway and greeted
my companion and myself.
y .This case will make stir. sir, ne
remarked. IT beats AWNING w nay
seen, and I am no oh IKE
tl DThere is no Sclew? " said Gregson, vs.
lls None at all, chimed In I,estratd e.
Sherlock Holmes approached the body,
and. kneeling down, exanin led 1T stntently.
5"You are sure that there is no wound"
he asked pointing to numerous gouts
and splashed OF blood which lay an
round. " CHI 4, I, . z. Z. q
..Then, Of course. this blood bclongs to
Il y second acknowledgements the
murderer, IL murder has been commit
ted. It reminds me OF the circumstances
q tend ant on the death OF Van Jansen,
in Utrecht in the year "a. ss Do you re-
meinberthe case. Gregson? Il
"A IN o, X SIR, III 58s lI3,i s III ~
"Read 1t up-you really should, There
is nothing new under the sun, ~ has
all been done before. NJ rs tt
AS he spoke. his Snmble myers were Saa,
Aging here. there, and everywhere feel,
|ing. pressing, i. unbutto Ing, ta examlnln q,
while his eyes wore the same far-away
depression which I have all cad y reIlark el
,lpon. III SO swiftly was the $exa nina hon
! made that one would sha rdl ~ have g uess-
ed the minuteness with which y was ;
lccnducted. Finally, he niffed the dead
man's lips, and 4 hen 81 need az the soles
| OF his patent-le Leather boOts y 8 ~
~ Gle has not been moved at al 70 he
mo more than was necessary for the
| pur pose of our examtna lion. i
"Ynu can take him to The mortuary
!, now.1 he said. = There As nothing nnoreIt .
lbs learned. y. d
egson had a stretcher and four men
| Al hand. At his call they entered The
room. and the stranger was lifted and
IA rrJed out. AS they raised him, a ring
| tinIied down and rolled across the floor.
lLcstra,ie grabbed II up ami stared al ~
with mysti1edH eyes 7. 3 "a &.
! ..There 81 been a woman here. 6 ne cried.
.It's d wornan's Weddin ET ring. 2sE
4 He held III out, Y as he spoke. upon ne
! palm ~ his hand u We q Il ga herad round
h,m and gazed at ". There could he no
4 doubt that that circle Of plain gold had
/ once adorned the finger pf q bride ,s3 sa
This cornpiicatcs ma alters SAID Greg rs {.
son Heaven snOws. titSSs we're com M
ttc;ited 4n0usn before y, II.
II. ,tY0u,Te sure II doesp sif1)s y tfeil,
y oiaerYed Hoimesf There mol lns 20
\ Id learned By staring 1T ~, what did
a yna md in jlts pockets
4 8tssse have IL an here. SAID GrGsson.
pointing W 1ities of pP;ecIs u99n one ne
Il " ~
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~ h i
satisfied way. II think we have, lone,
all that can be done, he answered its
"a queer ca Sc, though, and i knew your
taste for such things
Z you did not come here in q 4 cab ~
asked Sherlock Holmes. IS.
s mo SIR" s5sss$g n 81 3 Il III 854 II
SE"'Nor Lestrade r.. Il
N q, sir. TX yss Ss55&a4 "a f
Al Then let us go and look at the room. :"
With which inconsequent remark "a he
strobe on into the house, followed 4 by
Gregson. whose features expressed his
establishment. s5. #
dusty, led to the kitchen and Offices.
Two doors opened out Of 1t to the left
and to the right One OF these had
obviously been closed for many weeks.
The other belonged to the dining room.
which was the apartment In which the
mysterious affair had occurred 4 Holmes
walked In. and IsfolloWed him with that
subdued feeling at my heart which the
presence OF death inspires.
1t was a large, square room. looking
all the larger for the absence Of all
furniture. A vulgar, fartng pa per a dorm
ed the walls, but It was blotched In
places with mildaw, and here and there
great strips had become detached and
hung down. exposing the yellow plaster
beneath. Opposite the door was a snowy
fireplace. s,,rmounted by a mantel-piece
OF imitation white marble. On one
corner OF this was stuck the stump OF
red wax candle. he solitar window
was SO dirty that the light was hazy
and uncertain. giving a. dun gray tinge
10 everything, which was intensihed ny
the thick layer N dust which coated
the whole apartment.
Fl All these details II observed al "a
Al present my attention was centered
upon the single grim, motionless figure
which lay stretched upon the boards,
with vacant. sightless eyes staring W
al the djscoIored ceilipg.f II was thai
~ man f.:,out foty- three Of forty
fnrr years q are, mi idol -sized. broad
yhouldered. with crisp. curling black hair
and short, stubby beard. He wa
dresasd IN q heavy broadcloth frock-coai
i IA vain ,coa /. Win light -coicred trousers
II nd irnn,a ci,la Ia collar and cuffs. 4toi
I'LL, wslI i,rysi,ed and Trim. wss place.
,,r,,,n 4 ia. i door bsElde him. His hands
,ys,e Y niInehed and his arms throw
abroad while Ms lower XIII Il
foeSeh IN though fts 49,
bseri n grisyosih s'Ns w " 80,
faGs, there stood an txpresslon " Ill.,
ss.s AZ n seemed ~ y ~; r.,
ISL have never sEen ~, ts TX.
0rss, This rfalIgnant ay,n VI,
ttsrtgss, eompined yin fff ~ e,
blynt noas ard rDssia ftDns q - IA -
dss.d man atnkpiafly ssleipss n.'. h,
Isxe X fy,,eafarsfe. tsicfi "as ~, \.
nis whining unnatural PEI, ~. H.
Ss&a 6s4M III zaapX IStH'ss ~ 'Ts ~
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George n. Wise. a prominent a lawyer or
Newport News. }.8j a.i5 q, ss$
The ceremony will take A place in the
Warm Springs Presbyterian church, 81 ed
nesday evening, August s1st + q $50
o'clock. Owing to IA recent dea N IN NJ 4.
5Nises family the reception immed lately
after the ceremony 8w III be limited ITO The
bridal party and a. few intimate friends
" Miss Stephenson who Is a Lowell :yollnE;
girl. Is a gra duate Of 3Richmond Female
Seminary, and has numbers Of Richmoi,1.
friends. who are Interested in the 2 n,
.nouncement or her approaching 8 Sed I'D Y s.
Keswick Hunt Gu b. ..5,%
The Keswick Hunt Club was the scene
sof a brilliant german last Friday night
The evening was an ideal ION e for da nc
ing. After the german refreshments were
served, This Richmond contingent present
included Mrs Brock enbrou g h NJ & Con-
way Sar.s Mr. and Mrs. Powers Miss Miss
Emily ThaH. Miss Rebecca5 Walker and 70
Miss Page GrSnes. Others present were
Sir. and Mrs. Bowcock, Mr. Rando pm
DR. Thurman. Mrs. Coin and sAliss Nnit e.
hurst, of Norfolk; Miss Mead and MISS MIS-.
Hancock. Of s IIeswick; lfessrs. PAGE and
i .ewis. Of KeswIck: Gait. of Washing
ton. II. C.: n oughton, of Georgia * Boil oil
ing. Elliott St, Clair. and many others. d
Schroeder-Ke ndall.
The Rev Dr. ]. B. Hutson ofticiatted Il. a
the wedding Of Miss Charlotte Evelyn
Kenda ii TO Mr.. Edwin c.. Schroeder, OF
Aiken. S. G., which was celebrated at
4 o'clock last evening in Pine Street Ba p !.
les. Church Y.
Miss Virginia Kendall was maid q
honor. Miss aIaude Wallace White, Of
Greens boro. N; O.: Miss Lettie Lee Carter
Miss katherine cobean and Miss Sophie
Hooper were bridesmaids. The groom
Was attended nf his best man, Mr. J. U.
Kendall, of Washington. and by Messrs..
Charles Vale. Eugene Biandon, Sidney
I.ocke.t Edward Purvis. Arthur Kendall
and .abaer Pillow.
Lite Misses LILLIAN Kendall, Mary
Wood. Louise Gibson and Elsie Miller,
ali IN white. we're ribbon holders. Baby
Kendall. also in white. bore the ring on
2 silver tray.
1 Ths frsde, go~ned in a blue taffe aitI
travelling COSTUME. with bouquet OF
Br35s roses and .naiden-hair ferns, wore.
= dsa mond sunburs1, a bridal gift from,
,hs groom. The -2aid OF honor wore
wt;;e csitfon over taffcta. and carried
mink rt,setpds TIE bridesmaids were n
White SIX nun. with green tnile strdies.
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CHAPTER II-continnsa-

n --Ie = 3 h. y e. { ( {. - y y i
"You don't seem TO give much thought
10 the matter In hand Fad al last.
Holiness musical DISGUST
ton.
mo data yet" ne answered. III Is
a capital mistake 10 theorize before you
have all the evidence. u b!asst the
Judgment"
You will have your data soon, se-
marked. pointing with mY finger. this
is the I3rixton Road. and this is inc mouse.
II / am not very much mistaken
so 1t is Stop driver. stop We were
hundred yards or SO from ", put hs
insisted upon alighting, and ne finished
our journey upon foot.
No I.auriston Gardens wore an III
omened and minatory look u was one
Of four which stock back some little way
from the street, Two being occupied ard
two empty The latter looked Out With
three tiers OF vacant. melancholy, windoSs.
which were blank and dreary. rave that
here and there ITO Let card had Do
ytloped like a cataract upon the b!eared
panes. A small garden sprjnklsd over
with a scattered eruption CT sickly plants
! separated each Of these houses from the
street, AMI was trayersed by a narrow
| psshesar, yfilnwish In color, and consist
INK apparently % mixture OF clay and
~ gravel The whplerplane wae sery
| slGf13a from mr. rain which had fallen
| through fhs pi2tt The garden was
! tsy4Eg1ea hs6,z thrse-foot brick wall aiLa
Ia friEs9 ~ anpd rainy lipon the 100.
4 and agsinSt GTts Hail Vas leaning s,aly
4 Sa.t Jn&fss eobstabie, surrounded rs d
| srnsH sTsf n ipafefs. who eiianef ttisi,
| neckB s.Fd ft5sipsd theif eyes IN tbt vain
| hope IN easefjps some glimpse u the
proceeding sftRsn
4 nad iaiseigeA thai Sherlock Haimf,
.leMoa!d " paee aaSs ,aurrle6 ,alo tps
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II SENDS FORMAL NOTE. s
Porte Promises Equal Ire tmes,t
s 5toS American Schools.
f(BySA gsocia ted Press.)

Il coNsTANTINOPLE, Aug. i. II he porte port: g,
has a dressed a. lorna not \ q the Amer
lean legation confirming its undertaking d. IN
sto accord 5Sequal treatment to American
schools and kindred Institutions as that
granted to the most favored
5ject to the s9ccompl ishment OF the usu a;
departmental aEformalities. st385 x ~
III In spite of the seeming ieserva ton, IT
sisRnot believed that the porte VIII raise
further difficulties In executing the gree
3ment or run the risk Of creating a-fresh
crisis. which, American diplomatic circles {,
declare. would follow promp tlyS an " 4 IL
There is some comment in diplomatic
and official circles regarding the alleged
Incompetence of the American settle
iment, Ncompared with the ettlement obs
tanned by France on the coca sion. Of the
occupation gof the Island Of Mytelene I'm
s1np1. American circl es, howe yer. s point
what he demanded and is n owi awaiting
the execution OF the undertaking 5 s
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.F;uLT.o!N NEWS.

AZ very sblrited horse hitched to a buggy,
which belonged 10 Mir. 1osap crompton. ran en-
asbsrs Ayshae The
horse dashed ofr At the corner OF williams
burg Avenue and Louisiana street ann s,a III,
,vns 4 stonped sat sthc corner Of withdrawing
Avenue and Denny street. without doug iur.
Their damage than breaking the S%hlnletree
Q Ncounciin,amslf Fred III. CARRIER e spending this
week at and the seaside i, r Csc
picnic yesterday near the church N Hen r.
county cutie number u, Of persons from W
Miss 4 Katie q Pease, Of Berkeley, who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. s.. A. Duke, has
returned home Her cousin MISS itottle Gar "a
miss Martha nlcEwen, Of Petsrsbu r. !. y
Will etSto-night at Nelson's ~ H. ~
Mr. George Rogers, who wac operated ed upon ?,
Hospital for appendicitis was removed his
home on Nicholson Street Yesterday morning
Eanho who was re- rsnoy y - w
was thought nm operation for ppendic tie was
necessary. has improved very. much. y is
s not Likely ithat an operation WI nov =
i MIR. Thomas B. $Daurherty, son Of the Rev
John wS has fGp se,n t1 IN
aniner, Of Wilmington. NJ Cells expected TO
arrive here this evening to spend his zyaca-#
ton. i5Si5 Sg4 IS \. ,.5
Miss Mabel 1Altvater, OF Baltimore is visit
Ing Miss Rachel Reans, In Narinn, . Fs x
Is Misses Il Lula 9EWicox and Maud III Caul are
visiting friends relatives In In Charles
@ Miss Opal Hardin. OF WILLIAMSBURG. I. visit.
1 u & her 4 aunt Mrs. Thomas Marable, IN 4
Misc Willie Austin has returned. home al -
delightful ysi to her sister, Mrs. Il enry
SCoEhii .s'int Roanoke. "a M sSt 3'ss
81 Miss Viola & Hughes has returned from
visit Ito friends and relatives In Wash ngton
u. &C. iiSs ~ y
isl Miss M annie Saunders is visiting her cousin.
Mrs d. Charlie Saunders. In " shingt on.
ID C. ff$ tlf gfEt
ed TO their home In Chsxe City. Vas. after
several weeks visiting friends and relatives
I'm Fulton. ~ SssSs 8E tiy 5 IN
s Mrs lillian Green is quite III at her resi-
donce on Fulton Street. @ u 3aaa Z. B. $i
SiAIsses F5ula and Bessie 9Miller8a are visit
Ing In Fincastle, Va. "a 6s93
Miss Ruth Wells is visiting friends in PEI F'e
stersburg. 5ss .fS sS3
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N Name
Address \. s.
FROM RlcHMoND, VAC HEAP RATES
VIA 6 EARoARDgAiR5Ll IN e. 81.

MIA VIA sEARoARDgA AIR IN N
4 fl s.AN5 FRA N CISCO. CAL. and return.
/ $65.41s Account Triennial conclayc.
sKntsh lit Templars, and Sovereign Grand
I.od 60, i a o. rO I +. T lckets on ia 10 Al
gust l5tiisto September ct b. elusive, lim- i
tied to; October "a. 1901. III ssS
RALEIGH, II n. y, and return 81. q. 4
account Trap Shooters lAssociat ton Sof
North Carolina. 4 ickets sold Oh Y cc err
Htiflcate Plan August I'd and s524th, M
tied to S2TthS Instant II j Essy3
CHARLOTTE, n, 81. and return, ST 90,
Account Sabbath School Convention OF
the synod Of CataWba Tickets sold OIL
the certificate plan, Au gust 25t h to. z th,8a
inclusive. limited to return a q any time
MOI la terthan August 3Ist. ss55
"a JUSTIN, I ~ E,xAS, and return, 90. \
Account National Baptist conventio
Tickets sold September lthI and ss ~
United q return Mt any da te no la ter
Than September Nth. 81.
a1cH ATTAEOOGA II ENN. and return,
isi5.7;. account International Association
81 Firo engineers: kets sold Sc emp
It'll, and 18TH limited to September 2ot y IF
hut OF, payment OF SO cents. ickets VIII Z,
~ I. extended to any date not later than
fSeptember Goth, b
5T3 All al tho . boyc rates apply rom 81
5nr,nnd. Ma Iroporti onally cheap rates
may be had 81: al. tons on Tho
SsenEonId q . y, 4. M
II. s.. LIZARD, W. NJ. IAY "
,Phone 4o6 $40 u. Main ST. Richmond. Va.
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/ DAILY FASHION HINTS.
IMlssEs,,I.. q c,,Iosr.JuME

q Nos. 1851 45e0--rt is not an easy mat.
ter to md just the ght gown for girl
ofl Thirteen or ilereabouts The tendency
is strongly toward fhe older style, but
anything that Ia childish Is equally bad
When the misses age Is reached, " skirts
With fancy yoke deslg ns3 prove becoming.
In IA ct, 1t is at this age that all Access
sorry features are used q particular ad-
vantage to assist snature.f for undcveloped
arms and figures are greatly improSed
by bertha Celebrations. full round blonscs
and plenty Of furebelows.
The styla shown to-day is suitable for
soft materials ana lis made With ful