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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-08-05
League Standing.


At Montgomery-Little Rock game
postponed. rain.
At misunderstanding Orleans 0:
Birmingham 1, "a innings.l
At Administrators, game post
poned rain.
At Nashville-Memphis 6: Nashville
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEAGUE.

Huntsville. Aug 4.--(Special)- Ala-
bama-Tennossee League results today:
At hefileld-Shefiield IA; Hunts
VILE, 4.
At Knoxville-Knoxville A. Chatta-
nooga I.
At Decatur-Decatur. 3; Columbia, s.
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header here today with honors even.
The earlier contest was full of brill
| liant fielding in which Evers and Gill
bert were the most prominent. At
tendance 1888.
Chicago -. .. 200 210 000-3 7 2
New York =. 1000 100 001-2 Z 9
Batteries-Weimer and King; Nc
Ginnity and Warner. Time. 1:40.
Chicago. E. :. 900 900 1000 5 4
New York ;. =. 200 900 1913 l
Batteries-Brown and O'Neil; Taylor
and Bowerman. Time, 1875.
Philadelphia, "a, Cincinnati, Is.
Philadelphia. Aug. 4.-The home
team today reversed yesterdays condi-
ton and twice defeated Cincinnati. At
tendance, 1851.
Cincinnati :. :. O01 900 OOo--1 l
Batteries-Hahn and Schlei; Corridor
and Roth. Time, 143
Cincinnati :. :. ..010 010 1903 IL 3
Philadelphia :. e, 210 900 001-4 Z
Notwithstanding and Schlei Suthoff
and Doom. Time. 1:4S.
boston, 20; st. Louis, IL
Boston. Aug. 4.-Boston won the first
of the two games played here today
and st. Louis made the only run in the
second game. Attendance. 1852.
Boston :. E. ....010 900 1872 4 .
st. Louis :. 900 001 0O0-1 3
Batteries-Willis and Moran; Taylor
and Mclean. Time. 1898.
st. Louis -. :. 100 900 000-1 3 .
Boston. 900 900 600 Z 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mclean; Pit
finger and Needham. Time. 1884.
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DEATH OF AN INFANT.
Child of Captain and Mrs. Dudley Will
IInmNOn.

The many friends of Captain and
Mrs Dudley Williamson will learn with
sorrow and sympathy of the death OF
their infant daughter. Kate Irby.
The little one breathed her last at
Gainesville. Ga, yesterday morning
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Charleston. Aug. 4.-No game, rain.

Columbia. Aug 4.-Score:
Augusta go. 900 600 1000 0
Columbia =. . 100 900 00"-1 I 0
Batteries-Lucas and Lee: Heishman
and Daly
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Mexico, city. August 1.-Two sus-
picious cases of yellow fever have been
found in Vera Cruz and have been
sent to the hospital Merida has sew
eral more suspicious cases.
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Detroit. Aug.s 4-Orth had the locals
at his mercy at nearly all critical
stages today and the game was never
in danger. Attendance 1000.
Detroit g. e. -. 900 010 000-1 s l
New York =. :. 900 040 00O--6 IL 0
Batteries-Killian and Drill; Orth
and KleinOw
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Populisf Notificatian.

New York, Aug 4.-The Populists
National Committee today des to
have the formal notification of their
party candidates for president and
vice president at cooper Union, this
city, August Is.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Macon. Aug. 4.-Score:
Macon E. .. 900 900 1000
Jacksonville 600 100 000-1 6 l
Batteries-Bayne and Harnish; Dor
sey and Smith.
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SAILING BOAT CAPSIZES.
Eight or Ten American Tourists ne
lieved to Have Lost Life.

Halifax, N. s.. Aug A special
from Digby. n. s., says that a sailing
boat containing eight or ten Ameri-
can tourists capsized and sank OFF
Smiths Cove near Dighy this evening
| and that all on board were drowned.
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New York, Aug 4.-The New York
and Chicago teams PLAYED a double
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, O, Detroit, 1.

Rain.
st. Louis Aug. 4.-Philadelphia-S st.
Louis, postponed rain.
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Bias g b all Tod ay!
Montgomery vs.. Little Rock.
eulUar11e Called 3:OOP. NJ
DOUBLE HEADER
H1g bland Park .

to Win, Kotenaka, Bedouin. Sports
| man, Delusion, Helmira, Rosemary
Kane. Smiling Alice, High Life. Merry
Lassig, ITO; Mirthless. 105.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26
INDIAN UPRISING
Cherokees and Snakes Makiss Threats
and Causing Trouble.

Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. ca spe-
cial from Muskogee l. T., says run
ners in from Texanna report an upris-
ing among the full-blood Indians of the
Cherokees, and ask the protection OF
the officers for the white who live
in that county. The Cserokees belong
TO the ketoowah band, which has op
posed the government in the alotting
Of lands They have left their homes
around Fozrman's Gap and gone tc
Gre neat mountains, where they
threaten to return and leave nothing
alive but the birds and snakes"
The Snakes have been gathering a.
Flatrock and drilling soldiers for Two
weeks. they nave commenced tC
steal cattle and shoot cfficers in effigy
Some white people We're held up and
their property taken, and the whole
section is alarmed
Rummors are going constantly be
| tween the ketOowahs and the Snake:
and they are trying to get their forces
together. If this is done trouble anc
bloodshep is feared It was the
Snakes and the Keteowahs that led the
uprising in 1896.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26
BRIEF MENTION.

+. B. Motz OF Little Rock is in the
city.
Mr.. L. o. Knox has returned from
Chicago
w. J. Landrum of Little Rock is in
the city.
Mr. NJ. NJ Pickett of Redfeld is in
the city.
A. Lyons of Little Rock is here on
business.
Maj. n. T. White and wife were in
Little Rock yesterday.
Paul NJ. Heerwagen of Little Rock is
a business visitor in the city.
Mrs. w. G. Dunaway of Little Rock
is the guest Of relatives in the city
Chas. G. Thompson and wife of Mon
tieello are registered at the T.ulock.
Mr.. Irving Reinberger was in Lit
tie Rock yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Sterling R. Cockrill If Little
Rock is the guest of Mrs A. NJ. Ba.,
row
DR.. J. VI. Flennihen of Camden was
business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Mrs w. NJ. Senyard returned yester
day from Texarkana where she has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26
ROBBED BY HIS VALET.

Mr.. John Jack the member of the
Jefferson company, has reported to
the local police that his negro valet
has skipped cut with about s95 of Mr.
Jacks money The negro left yester-
day and it is thought might be in hid
ing about the city, but efforts to locate
him have been unsuccessful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26

been attending the bedside Of her
daughter, Mrs. H. w Brownrigg who
is much improved in health.
Misses Maize Susman Of Vicksburg
and Gertrude Myer Of Camden are the
guests OF Mr. Sam Franklin and fami-
l,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26
+ + + + + + + + + = = + + = 4.
+ IN SOCIETY'S REALM. !
1. + I. + + i. i. + /. + + + + + !!

Miss Burton Of Helena will furnish
music on the Italian harp at the tea
Thursday afternoon at the Mcmillan
home.
The annual ball Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen will be given
at Bluff City club tonight
The local lodge Of Elks will give a
social session at their club rooms next
Tuesday night, February . Arrange
ments will be completed at the regular
session OF the lodge tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26
NOTICE..

On and after February 6 all union
.har6ershops will close at p. m. ex-
4ept Saturdays. f6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-26
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Eal.e Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
ats All druggists refund the money
i. it fails to cure e. w Groves sig.
g-eure is on each box PFC
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GAlNES's MILL.

Last Friday while Richard Thomas was
en- route home from market he was held
up by a negro man who pushed a re-
velver in his face and demanded his
money or his life. Mr.. Thomas pushed
the revolver away. but was again told
that he had chance to surrender either
his money or life. when preferring to
give up the former. the negro took It
Quietly and wendell his way back In the
direction of Richmond.
Mrs. James Martin is very much In
disposed
Master Gallington Williams is on visit
to his grandparent Mrs Ann Williams
Mrs. G. Stelnman. little Miss Pauline
and Master Britt spent several days at
Hickory Grove during the past week;
Frank Hall, OF King and Queen, visited
Mrs. Joseph Watkins recently.
Master Harry Barker, of Cold Harbor,
was the. guest OF Ellison Gaulding on
\ Mrs. Walton, Of King and Queen. Wis
tied his daughter: Mrs s. Watkins. dur.
ing the past week.
E. G. Goldman spent Sunday with his
Frank Martin and Bentley Wickes were
the guest OF Joseph Williams on Sunday
last.
William Ingram received an ugly wound
across his nose while trying to work All
llrulY mule. - ------ L------ $50 ---a-- ---
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COLD HABROR.

Mrs. Sarah Kelly has returned home
after spending several days with rela-
tives on Church Iill.
Mrs. j. Campbell Is improving after
her recent Illness.
Mrs B. Barker and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, visited her, daughter, Mrs. Stuart
on Sunday last. NJ
Isaac Burnett visited relatives here dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. sallie Ann Cartwright had the
misfortune to losc her cow 1t ate
hearty at o'clock and was found dead
Mrs. c. Wood visited this section re-
Gently.
Childrens Day was observed at Beulali
Presbyterian Church on Sunday last.
Recitation by Miss Myrtle williams:
recitation by Miss Lorean Wood reclta-
ton by Bessie Warden Help the World
Along:" recitation by Anna Tignor. eve
Are His Lambs" recitation by Hunderl
West. Make Me One Of the Children;"
recitation by Dora Duglass, Hear The
Trumpet Calls recitation by Georgia
Warden. Little Boys and Girls" recta-
ton by Mamie Hugh. THE Risen Lord"
recitation by Edna Tucker Suffer Lit
tie Children to Come Unto Me" Others
who took part in the recitations were:
Sarah Allison. Charlie Stuart, Lena HUFF
ner, Mabel McGhee; dialogue by Bessie
and Edna Warden, Hand in Hand" dia-
logue by eight, 1.-THE Things We Carry
as We go;" Annie Tlgnor. Bessie Warden,
Dora Duglass. Mamie Huges. Euna Tuck
er, Eta Warden, Hannah West. George
Tucker; dialogue, THE Bag of Wishes"
by seven girls.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
Publications Recently Added t
States Literary Treasures,

7 .
States Literary Treasures.
Appended Is a list Of the books re-
ceivetl at the Virginia State Library DUR
ling the week from June 10th to 18th:
Twelfth Census OF the United States
1900; 13 volumes The New Empire, O..
A. Rowland Child Labor in the United
States, Hannah r.. Sewall. Catalogue Of
the University OF Missouri; 1903 o.. Tho
Criterion. j. j. M Miller. Diagnosis by
Means Of the Blood, Robert Lincol Wat
kins, Nj. D. Thwaites Early Western
Travels. volume 3. Usefulness Of the
American Toad, A. IL. Kirkland. Report
upon Building Monument at Yorktown.
Va. for the Year 1882. 1883 and 1854, VIM.
IF II. Graghill. Report OF Commission for
Monument at Yorktown. 1889. Report Of
tho American Anti Vivisection Society,
1903. Alfalfa and Beef Production in,
Argentina, Frank W. Bicknell.5 Nunici-
pal Electric Fire Alarm and Police Pa
troll System. The Vitality and Germlna
ton or Seeds, j. W. T. Duvel. Foreign
Commerce and Navigation, 1902; volume
2. History Of United States Capitol; vol
Juno Q. Population Of the PHILIPPINES, 1903.
Foods and Food Control w. D. Bigelow
Report on the Salmon Fisheries OF Alas
ka. 1903 Garnet gBibliographique, Edite
par la Chronque de France. La Chro-.
Inique de France. 1908. Estimates Of Pop
ulation of the Larger Cities of the United
States In 1901, 1902 1908. Notes on. Irri-
cation Laws Of Idaho 1903.
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

The Euchre Card Club was on last
Thursday evening DELIGHTFULLY."- entertain
cd by Mrs Ha Wam Bows Of FSurh Aynue
burg ITs' Va, Who has been Visiting friends
On the "Bil II Is now tho guest Of rela-
Mizpah Presbyterian Church will be given
next Friday, June Gath, at Buckroe
Beach. The train will leave the g 4 2,
depot at s.. o'elock <, c,,,o. !, ,,,,a,.,
Of First Avenue. expect, to leave In, q
short while for a visit Of several months
to relatives In Louisa.
visiting l h iriends on the Vim left last
week for his home In Charlottesville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, Perkins. OF Baltimore, are
o ST Eaes. 0, = Fourth rti Avenue. s ~
Miss Julia Horne Fourth Avenue. has
as her guest Misses Dell and Ethel Lewis.
Mr.. Walker Is visiting his daughter.
MT Rev f B. K wsth rp 1i preach this
at ocl0e q Gyer srooE
AIr. Andrew Mostly. has returned home
after spending several days with his son,
I, DR.. Earnest Mosby, IN Waynesboro, Va,
the Northside hall Tuesday night. quito
u large crowd being present.
Mrs. Trice, Of Baltimore, has returned
home after spending some time with Mrs,
Regain,
& Tho monthly meeting of the Northside
Citizens Association was held Monday
night, and reports from the various COM
enthusiasm In the work, and spoke well
for the outlook OF the community The
feature Of the meeting was the discus.
ton of plans whereby thorough spring
cleaning viii be started at once, result
Ing In material improvements In the APP
pearance OF the village.
Miss Idell Hancock has returned home 4
after spending some time on the "IIil"
With friends.
Highland Park Church will unite with
Park Place Church In the annual picnic
Wednesday. June ED, at Buckroe Beach.
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( BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs. Corners, who has been visiting
Mrs. s. p Jones. has returned to her
homo in Medlock
mington, who have been visiting Mrs.
Chas. Thompson. have returned to their
home.
Philadelphia. are the guest Of Mrs 6. G.
satterwhite, of Miller Avenue.
Miss Bessie Clarke, Of Shirley, Charles
City county, Is the. guest of her friend.
Mr.. Ailcn CARRIER. Of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mr.. James NSatterWhite. Il OF Mil
Ter Avenue.
Mrs. Alfred Mcclure, OF Philadelphia, is
of Virginia Avenue.
Miss Edith Estes. OF Louisa, who has been
visiting Mrs. S. p Jones. has left fr her
home. 5
Roy. Mr.. Athey., who has been with
his home in Lynchburg.
8 Mr.. Murray Harlan, of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. is home for the
Mr.. j: II; Warren. Of Baltimore, is vis-
'iting friends at the Seminary.
Mr.. c. F, Leach; Of Philadelphia, is
visiting at the Seminary.
Mr.. L. t. Hopkins, OF Williamsburg,
Va. is the guest Of friends at tho Sem
mary.
va mss coan Vas seaH has bssa visiting ting
Spratley, of Chestnut HILL has left to
visit her aunt, Mrs. NcGrudcr Sutton Of
Mr.. ". II Nelson Of Williamsburg, is
the guest of friends at the Seminary.
Mr.. f. G. Morris. Of Petersburg, Is Wis
iiting friends at the Seminary
Mr.. G.. G. Harris. Of Wilmington, N.
c. is visiting friends at the Seminary,
G Mr.. p. z. Eppes OF Petersburg, Is Wis
ittng at the Seminary. 1870,
Visiting at the Seminary.
Mrs. ]. ]. Harvey. who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Luck, has
Il MI. JACOB Harvey v; 7" Of Newark, N. j., J.,
visiting relatives on the Heights. X
Harold Goyne. of Chester. who has
been visiting friends on the Heights, has
left for his home.
u Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cans and daughter, OF
Barton Avenue. have left for Washington.
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SEVEN PINES.

Miss Carrie Lyme made visit to Old
Point, and. as the guest of Mrs.
Fowlekes and Mrs. Bass, Of Hampton,
was rendered hattering attention. making
superintendent It. HI Osbourne, OF the
National Cemetery, Is very much i'm
proved In health.
GLADYS, the little granddaughter OF Mrs.
It's parents, in Chesterfield county.
The new residence belonging to MIR. G,,
W. Bottoms, now under erection here,
will be, when completed strictly mod
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Y. Beveridge. VIM. l1llyson,

ence II. W. Beveridge. VIM 1sllyson.
= II, s. Raglaid J, ,, :. y. ,.....,,
II Fi W. srris iaf'GG ha5s a.1 b.
Powers ". ii. sands, Ricl vaughan.
\ II w. Witt Archie Lawson eeond Spell
ing.--wille Biakey, Fred Boatwrigh,t,
E f atfsT saer = s fsrtss IL HoDt Hsff
4 am. Third Spelling. r g, Baum. I, Hugh
! Campbell. G, y, Dunn s. FL. Ellysot,,
M mSrs Fs S SinnisaGn oach shion woPa
HI Stratus. Il, II, Sutton.
writing. &C. NJ. Isache, L: p; Barnes.
rI a1.s 5as1 Blar N Wiic hnNey Fred Fred
a'1 g Rsss;! n af soi,s 4 esF'f Ssann,
taEse e Nsaq ca rs araso nara
EaFfs A iIafris, Ii. w Harris, LinWood
nI ahaas arve f1aar' laf shsay
N. MaXey. n. W. Nance Ii. u. fPatte-
son, Rid. Pitt z. = Powers, Il. s; Rag
srans .' E X sutton. d d. sutton, Richard
Vaughan, w. M, Vaughan, Mercer Wil.8
T fnS Heg asen MfSaan ysen.
I, DraiynE ,Ftz PAS nas,y B & Al. BAUM.
W. IeVerldge, Fred ittBOatWrlght, " MI
Branch, II. Burton. Hugh Campbell, Il.
T.. Carter. ]. Pr Carter, r. v. Chalkley
8. II Elly;s,onT, Norman File. stapletqp,n
Gwathiney, Earle Y Harris, r, s.
Harrison, u w. Haupt. Nat Mad
dux, N. w. Nance. T.. e. Patteson, R y.
Pitt. r., B. Powers. Fl. s. Ragland. VIM.
Rcnhardt. w. II. Sands. w. T. SAUNDERS,
u. G.. Smith, w. r. T. Smith. Jr. A.. III.
Stratus, e. II. Sutton. j. g. sutton, W.
M. Vaughan, Mercer Williams. s
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The Rev John Cuthrel, wife and
mother called at tho Tower House on last
The rhs,' Rev. John r. cuthriell is now In
st. Luke's Hospital, having had an OBJ
Grafton performed by DR.. Stuart Nc
CURE on Thursday last. He Is doing
nicely Mt present.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Read celebrated
their sixth wedding anniversary on last
Thursday by entertaining several OF their
friends at a dinner party.
Mrs Daniel Smith spent Tuesday ar
ternoon in Richmond with her friend.
Mrs Woodruff. & s' & IS
Miss Mamie HILL Of Barhamsvllle, New
Kent county is visiting Miss Blanch
Woodcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllloe Johnson have the
sympathy Of the entire community In
their recent sad bereavement In the loss
OF their. little infant, who died on last
Miss Louisa Turner, of1Rchmond, was
a guest at "Bellevicw' during the past
Nlessrs. George Hodges and Judson
Waldrone, OF province Of Quebec, Can,
nrc visiting at the cosy home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Gains. on Beach Avenue. Tho
gentlemen are en- route to Timberlands,
In tho northern part OF the State. H..
Miss Annie Wells- has returned to her
home, In Washington. after q most pleas
ant visit to Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Alley,
of Fem Avenue.
Mrs. G. A. Alley and children were hero
Tuesday on visit to relatives.
"A number OF Highland Springs plcnick-
ers were caught In the heavy shower on
Thursday evening before they arrived
home
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PIsor i||asis;s $

thousands d people afflicted with this
hideously dishguring disease 4, are daiiy
suffering the most excruciating mental
anguish. believing they are doomed t.
carry its awful scaling blotehes until DEAN |,
talieves them, The medical profession.
and tho greatest skin specialists o. .n 1e
world have always considered the d lis
as absolutely inourablc. The patle4nt : re-
search and scientific experiments OF n -
Decatur D. Dennis. the noted Defma J. 70,
gist, have, however, resulted IN MS oe'ns
sbln to offer q suffering humanity the
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Miss Marglc Hinton Is visiting friends
Mrs carrie Getting visited her mother
in West Point a few days ago.
Mr.. George Wainwright has sold his
home here, and has moved his family
back to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Clarke was taken extremely III ON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
. EAST RICHMOND.

Miles Hubbard has gone on visit for
the summer to relatives and friends In
r. NJ. Sanford left this week on a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Sam
ford, Of Newport News, 4,
been on visit at the delightful home of
Mrs, c.. H. Miller, mother Of Mrs. Fleck,
returned to theft home, near Fhilade7
phia, to-day.
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Floor Paints,
Fest Ready Mixed Pain!s,
Waxone, Floor Wax,
Brushes, Etc.
TANNER PAINT AND OIL CO.
1919 (. Main Strast.
PHONE 400.

laurel Hill Church to-day,
Dr. lewis i Roope 1s EaG frsnsss ses be %
during the week, She Will take leave
OF her friends ere long.
Hazel Hare is on a trip to her grand
Seven Pines.
Atr van obermeyer, who has been a
visitor at Glendale, has returned to his
ho me,in St. Louis,
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How to Hit The Cigarette,

We huye been asked 10 joi!, in the 4 war
against ,,. 1he eisarstte We refssa g regard
over II quits going up against boys. yellow
ing their lungs dwndnE M their spinal
causing them to part their hall. in the middle.
We may stamp y in the mud OF tho boys ase
the, boys and let them fight tho clgaretts,--
Wilmington Star. 57.3s.} A. r.,
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| their vacation In Buckihgham county With
Ms }Kdd II asot # Il ytstiT2E
Miss Beatrlx Bngby and Mr.. Y, = !.
Bagby Of Powhata,l c9unntty, s gre Vislt'ns
M Siiss J. 1 81 hss gRllm Sn ! ssottsyle
lsTWeiiiy-third street.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. q cary II, e 9 ,, quite slak
v MIs hS sr cont e GharlGt,s al IL
liio Twetty.sccond Street. s..
Miss Ethel smlther yho has hso'1 US "
Charles Clayton, has returned home. t5
Miss Fannie Bristow left IA thursday for
13allsville, Powhntan county. where shei
will make her future home. v, ..l h
Mrs My nir e q w nfxwpoptt fsTs " yls
s ls'ns Sl s1re etus &c : u,
Master Macon Hughes is visiting Mrs..
rI ns It j A5leo g. X XlDermare county
lstAvisititig Mrs. Charles Loving on the
Mss 1,annls, Davis I: e / P nexb,EFsa
e9 Il. H. & 's 81 Newport News, was the
guest Of j. b. Carr recently.
Miss Mollle Dangeraeld, who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles Loving. mas return H.
Mr.. r. Frank Moore who has been visit
Ing his parents, has returned to his homo
in nm Morth sa ron 81 Mr. ana Mrs Harry
Kline ID still quite sick from the effects
Of swallowing u safety pin about two
weeks ago "a
Mr.. Hunter Arattox Is spending some
time at Buckroe Beach, Ocean View ana
Norfolk. ~.
5iting Mrs. MiItleton, on TWenty-second
Street Is. !. I,
after a visit to her brother, s. q. Led
man., 51'3aa 1sli.f iasHfi 3sfsts5 ri gtstt5-g
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the Fairmount Methodist Sunday School
picnic Thursday. She is somewhat i'm.
proved
Miss Bernce Mattox has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatives In Peters
burg
was the guest OF Mrs. Mary Lawrence
las. Week
her music class tuesday at s O'Clock.
Miss Clara Brstow, of Matthews county.
is MISS sFa sgna her o at1F has Fl e d srf hs Noun
MS Mrs. Louis louis HI HOOK Of Baltimore. IS yis-
ting her mother, Mrs; Frank I, MIosnsImiller.
Cabeii ana STUART La iSeave. OF tre"e,
Va, who have been visiting Mrs. Mamie
Miller have returned home,
! An entertainment Will be given Wednes-
z day evening, June Y, at, 7Howard's Grove
Hall for the benefit Of the Methodist
Chapel Of Chelsea Hill,
Miss Matte Harrison visited friends
in Ashland recently lis
ing her aunt Mrs, Kate Putze Tor several
months has returned to her home in
Am Miss e ~ p Stsvons IL I1anove, co,tv
is visiting Misses Maude and Beulah Me-
kenale on Twenty-second Street,
Mrs. William Jeter OF Alecklenburg
~. oSt'' '''S 5000 ''N'' 's'T'
home.
Mrs. M. r, Mayo is visiting her son.
Lewis Mayo, of 22lS F'airmount Avenue.
Mrs. James Chles and daughter, Sadie
Bell, have left for Dinwiddie. TO visi, Mr..
M Miss iiatye sayaas s Of Poplar Grove.
Dinwiddie county, Is visiting Miss Iva
Lee Schaaf.
Miss Lizzie Robertson entertained, her
scholars at an enjoyable picnic Wednes-
day at Forest Hill Park. Two cars car
rieI the little folks and their parents
over over and the day was pleasantly spent
In romping. boat riding and ether samuse-
q fine dinner was served.
; Mrs, Gaines, Of lila Twenty-third street.
Mrs, II, IL Burnett and daughter. Ruth,
yams rs esS iG wno haye psu
home
! Miss Mande Musgraye. Of Newport
last week
Masters James and Jesse Tucker. sons
OF Rev. Joel 7. Tucker, are spending