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10 dy 81 very attractive personality and an
her gowns are works OF art.
Sam Jones. the no.aG reylyaiist W '2ll' s
here Sunday and Monday. Z.
II, On Friday afternoon Mrs. d, So Da13
sh1ei, of Philadelphia, entertained "a Of.
box ball. Her guests on this occasion
we're A1esdames ~. Fl. Wilson, OF y ew3:
orleans; (: C. NJ. Fletcher, of Rappah ham
neck: NJ s. Southall .Hof Charl ottesville;s
Joseph 81 Dunn. OF Suffolk. Va; Bart
lett Boiling, OF Albemarlc ". N .38 w nit
ham, OF philadelphia; Nicholas Brewer
or ;GWashing ton; X. ~. Hlte, OF Rich
smond, a and Rev ,. b & Dunn. OF Suffol Us
on Saturday Mrs. Kidd NJ eade 8 1iiteF
gave a box ball party. In honor OF her
8niace. Miss Ilamassel Ss WI itham,
philadelphia. Besides Miss w hi than the
players were Misses Margaret Whit ham,.
Margaret Sharp. Ella Wheeler Fannie
Boykin, Judith A1oWry, Vernn rs a bert
Emily w aters, Emil 6 ordon and slplllea
Boiling. 8 a I'D a ~ " a,f ,S5
e Mrs. Bartlett Boiling. who Is noted
for her 8hospltalitySnn delightful en-
Stertainments, gave a ten on Fir az even
Ing in honor of Mrs. y NJ. ~ than, OF
gPhladelphin.t s55s AK M III
Misses Lucy, II Maudc and! title Brown
spent n n week with relatives In Fred
gericksburg. On their return they We're
Joined by Mrs, Browns son, John#
Brown. He will attend the virginini
Military Institute a t as Lexington this
winter. Mrs, Brown and dau ghters wills
leave In about n week for heir home
In Calvert, Texas. III 5i s
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Charles Trenkmann. New York; Judge
James Aldrich, Aiken, n. c.; Mrs. y. W..
'Pegram, Miss PegraFA Richmond VA
,Iirs. L. Stockton. louisville, KY; Mr..
and Mrs. r. /. l.. Winston, Miss Irene Win
;ston, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Harrison, Miss
Elsie Harrison, Master Randolph Harri-
son, Master Wilson Harrison, Richmond,
va; Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Osborne, Augusta.
Ga; Mr.. Joseph p. Day Mrs. Joseph
r. Day. Misc NJ, i. Day, New York; Mrs.
John W. Gordon, Miss Nellie II. Gordon.
Miss Kebecca p. Gordon. Miss Annie f..
Gordon, Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Catlett and family. :, Staunton,t
Va; Mrs. L. rhrnston Louisville, KY;
Dr. John II. Hartman. Mrs. John II.
Hartman ard Children. Lexington. Va;
Mrs. s.. q. Wallace. Mr., n. g. Wallace,#
AIRS. a. Il, Wexford and family, Miss
II. T.. Elicit Miss Josephine Elicit, Rich
mpnd, Va; Mira Adam Denrnead, Mr.,
Miss H. Gay Hntgdn, Charlottesville.
ya,i MISE Helen Fleet, Miss Katharlna
Fleet, Miss Camilla Dickerson, Richmond.
| Va; MI, and Mrs, IS, Cnrg0n and child.
Charlottesyine, Va; Mr.. md MrB y. ~.
Cobb, Mr.. ana Mrs. w, II, Gilmore,
alias Lucie cobb. New York; Mrs, Abb
1Andiai Miss Lucille Lands Winchester,
I Tenn; Professor ii, u. Campbell, Lex
\ ipyton. Va: Hcy. II, y. Campbell and
son, Ahhfsll!c, ~. u: Colonel and Mrs.
John y, Purcell, Mika Anna B. Purcell.
Islebnond. Val Captain M ~, corse and
\ wife. Lexington, ya,j Mrs and hrS. Bran
bert, Farmyils Va; Colonel l., IL.
/ STROLLER coloda Nichols, Lexington VA;
\ 1iss Emma ., Zee. New York; Mr. md
Hss. Elmer Ia WaH. Miss IsIIss Ia WBil,
! Wlikesbarret Pa5 Mr and Mrs. Franklin
4 G.. Power, Atlanta, ia.
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CROCKETT CENTRE !: |. /
OF As GAY THRONG.
Especial 10 .The es-Dispatch.l

HI Special to The Times Dispatch.
CROCKETT SPRINGS. VA, Sept. ~
Crocketts continues to be the center OF
IA gay throng OF fashionable representa-
tives of society from all sections OF the
country, who find no trouble In Willing!
away pleasantly the fleeting hours, some
playing bridge. others being included in:
bowling parties Or all-day rambles IN
the. mountains. while the evening finds.
the ballroom filed with the devotees OF
Terpsichore tripping the light fantastic
Others more sentin1ental!y inclined pre-
i fer moonlight strolls to the river, where
we understand, they are told in vivid
language what the woggie bug said.
The Mother Goose Party. given bSr5
the children on Wednesday night, wal a
very pleasing little entertainment indeed
With Miss LAURA Merrick. Of New Or
leans. presiding in a most 1motherly FASH
ion as the old lady herself, all OF her
subjects from little Red Riding Hood and
the Wolf to Jack H orner,9 Margerys Daw,
and Little BoN Peep were represented In
turn and brought forth peals OF laughter
from the enthusiastic audience in the
ballroom and the yerandas. IN O.
Miss Minnie King, a handsome 'bru-
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EDGE HILL.
IS TIP10P
The Summer at That Place Has
Bcen$a Season Frll OF
Pleasure.
CHAMPION FLlN Y PLAYER y :. y E: /.
A Little Richmond Lady Holds
That Honor Some of the
Queens at a German.
/.


Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcl.) ri
EDGE HILL, Sept. 3.-The weather here
is perfect, and so invigornting that if@it
were not for the calendar you would
not know 1t Is September. The air and
the clouds are those of october, and the
wind which blow over the mountains Is
that Of the latter month. The mir Is ex-
{hilarattng for walking. and the pedes-
trians take long constitutiona1s each
morning. While some familiar faces are
missed this week, yat newcomers have
partly at least filled the vacated places.
Social obligations are being discharged
with less ceremony. IT is said that
BLESSINGS brighten as they take their
flight" then should these past days be
golden In the memory Of the young, VINO!
have had as much pleasure as could be
crowded In "a six weeks season. sSs(
Z The progressive 4euchre party, given by
the hostess, Mrs. James Read, 45 to y her
guests. last week proved such a pleasant
success that$theE guests gave q chip In
progressive euchre on Tuesday In y honor
Of Dr. ana Mrs. James Claiborne, who.
during their stay here, won the hearts OF.
young and old ,llss 4 lsl 3.s 5 &
FIRST PRIzD WINNER. z
sS. Mrs Claiborne won the first prize, one
of Crlstle's ,handsomest works OF Aria
@head. framed DR.. Claiborne and Miss
Sophie Nash,of Portsmouth, cut for the
gcntleman's prize two finely bound ooks.
sLazarre and The circle. Miss Nash was
the successful winner. AS two boobys
were given Mrs. Hoffman Harlowe. OF.
AIontvale received la match catcher, and
SHatton Nash, of Portsmouth, an ash
receiver. Mrs. Cha iborneNy era cefully
presented the picture to the hostess, Mrs
Read. The contest was very exciung
and much enjoyed nj r Refreshments were
served at II O'clock, after which the
Young people enjoyed the dance.
+ j would feel thatsI had but hall done
my duty we'll ito close without mention,
6ing some Of the queens here, who 50
gracefully do the social act. rs
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Progress lv'E GAME A
AT JEFfERS PARK T 4 !.
- n =, !, p, r,
a Weeks Doings at his . Re
sor r evivalist@ Sam Z "a
ZONES There
Y. ), n, \ ~ 4 ~ Z, ~. nialnr,ntc]

Especial to The, Tines ~ 4
Mrs. FANNIE Tay lor Boyk the po pulari
hostess OF this place, gave q DEL gnl1ulE
nropres siye euchre party to K her s uest "
81, SYednesda az evening. Invite tons were
extended to all ojourning at the hotei.
srhe game began promptly q 9 @ ci "! !.
and after playing an ou II ~ g ~ ". = !,
was ca lied, at which time was = ioullus
that Miss Browne 81 4.
4tcn. tied NJ. on tile cut the frs s priz Y
lovely gold brooch, fell IL 7ucker.s
The boo BY, N a.. souvenir ma lch re celver III
went to Miss Susie Tucker, 9 + 1919 ~
DIV. q. Mrs. Isl j . T. ID cal, OF N rfolk Won
the consolation, a Virginia penlna M hal 7,
pin, The score ca rds presen req &l tN pp!
cats, OF all descriptions. Some zot ~, n, I
players were Mesdanes 81 ;f l,e!kitls ?
y, M. Whitman, y. 81 IIarwood Q, MI vi y n
Wilson, Walter Allen, VIII Conway wa
SR, 81 H. Norment George scherme horn
EBettie McISnigh Int, Fannie II ss,s Boykiln s
Misses Alice u hompsOn, FRANCES Crouc On b
/ Browne Petit, Elsie Boz lsin,s I'll lie and
Minnie Tucker. After the game deligh
tult refreshments were serVed. Wil!cHt
We're much enjoyed BY al II
Miss afargaret sshmsltz, q na n ~
eEtertalne ed "a seye ma nd 81 chre X. oll
Thursday morning { e. Il "a 8i . ss
AT the german on Monday, Z evening" y! p. !, g
some Of the most popular yo Y ng a laales
were Misses Mildred md Lcttice Wood
ward, Florence Boykin, Mary Iiarwood,1
Virginia 81 ford, Browne Pet Helen ll
Parrish, of Richmond 5 Susie Minnie and
I.illie Tucker. Of 4 r alelgh, n, d ~ Ethel
end Margaret Schmletz Mamie Collier,
OF Hampton Va; Ella he 81 er,g Mo-
bile, Ala; FANNIE .-oykin, Of Yilsop,.
M C4 n NiaryB .Rioladn 6, OF Az bemarle;,j
Margaret and ~ III omassel & " hithaH, Of
Philadelphia. N 81, 81.
ibutantes az last season, Miss I'D It'll
Stuart Grant, Is visiting Miss Hotch-3
kiss, near Chariot tesyille !. Shn attended
the german and was Il lie eciplent u,
much attention Miss Grant was gown
nc. Iii white chiffon and lace, pearl orr
naments and wore pink roses In her
hair. She was The bodimeI,t 81 girl
isl, SloVeline and ma ny were the conf
fpliments expressed on al sides,
Mrs. Charles Dana q lbaon Scane on to
sec her brother, who Is very II a + The
hospital y In Charlottesville, She is the
same beautiful gracious woman who,
az Miss Irene Ian ghorne;T OF Richmond,
|icaptiyated d Il It'll Whom she came in
contact 3sf |. ESS s
Miss s ELLA Wheeler, OF M ob!!e, Ala,
who has been spending some time vi N
Mrs. Allen Potts, at Castle q Hi, Abe
marie county, returned to the hotel on
Saturday, where she was heartily Wei
coined by her many friends, Wit whom
She Is very popular
Miss Weeks, of South Carol Ina, has
|sthe reputation Of being the handsolnest
dresser at this resort. She ~ young
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ON The BEACH / ]! {: il
AT CAP {. HENRY.
he Beauties Of the ugu!stt3
Storm Watched BY the
Especial to The Times.*D 8

Especial to The STimes-D1spatch.)3sS tEy
Sa CAPB HENRY YA..,ass3 September pr
Although the summer season is raj "
drawing to d close there are still many
guests at this resort, and indie tons y
point to a very large September crowd
In fact, September has long been as noWl:-;a
edged as the best monthjatSti pla ceS--tllis.
Is In point Of beauty-and Ia s long as the
resort has been IN existence the book
gings at the various cottages show d llal
such a fact has been recogni lied .Sa 1'ht.g
Usual August storm came on u ~ N y! vi
year, as In past years. and last ysa turda;
and Sunday were days fit for y. indoor
pleasures, unless one were well wraps "a !.
and prepared to receive ia wet u NJ ~ g, 81
wind reached quite high yelocity " men
made the surf a picture well wort y ~ q
drenchingSto watch, and here Were many
spectators, Although the Wea Their was z s
disagreeable, the Casino was airly Ne ell
patronlzed Sunday afternoon and eve
ming with Informal dinner part ptis
the usual concert was dispensed WIN
on account OF the high wind.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. James and ME-
and Mrs William James were the e tla y
crones at dance given at the Casiio
last Saturday evening. "A supper WAS
served earlier In tho evening, with the
dance following. About twenty couples
participated and highly enjoyed ~ = hem m
selves. Among those attending were IN
Misses Henriette and Ellen James. Miss
FLORENCE Barton. Miss Flora Garnto, MISS
Emma Forbes. Miss Bessie No0dh house,
Miss Erma Smith, Miss Mamie I3urk heao.
| Miss Carrie Belle Allen, Miss Lillinn
Garnto, Mr.. George FiYeash NJ !l 20;
ward Woodhouse. Mr. Rodney Smith, ~ Z.
Edward Smith. Mr. Henry Brock, MI N
John Brock, Mr. swep Brock. N u {. AR r.
thur Brock, MI Henry Brett %. ~ =,
\ Bally Barton, Mr.. Philip Garnto, Mr.. 9 es-
Isle Garnto. Mr. Carroll Howell ana ny,
1, Robert BreIthwaltc, Dancing continued V,
until a late hour. wham9 they ret fned AZ
4 nSspeclal car. ~ 81 y, y
i Miss Clls,ne IIeffner, who has bee ~ g
A guest Of Mrs. A. q. Rorepeck Tor I 70
season has returned to hers nome f,lfl ~ ~
\ Washington, II III s \, 4.
Mr., A, y, Roe, who IS the super ~ ten
4 dent OF tho famous Princess a mt iali,
4 ming Club. where ex-Prcsident ~ eYsf4a!lu
used to Visit. Is now stopping "a ~ ! !! y y
Midget Cottage Mr., Roe sls 81 ma klns
A preparations to begin work imIne .i, tel3
on his hotel at tho junctio 81 lt llIl
seventh Street and he beach, g llu ~ On
peels to rush work as fast AZ me W.
Der arrives. "a b. q. rs XII.
Mr.. aua Mrs. Harvey Raiford are v l!tl!
Ing their mother at tho ~ Wy y,
4 tsge. Mr. Raiford Is the &Fspgesen Lat y,
OF the Hcssbcrg shoe house OF
The Cape Henry Hotel has. heen 1, alr Y, 4
! well pntronized during the par W fekt any l
ut ono time II looked as a tho, 9 ecV y.
modatlonB would be taxed to their iill y y
: There are cutie q number Of guests !stca
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nette Of Spencer. Va, AIS the charming
hostess al a watermelon party given al
Ter the german last Friday evening. the
moon-lit "yeranda- making "a most apprQ-
PIRATE spot for such a function. The sue
cess of this entertainment has been the
cause of almost nightly repetitions 81
this form of amusement. Messrs. Lang
horne. Joliffe. and Barnwel having been
hosts on successive occasions. se
Miss Pauline Curran, OF New Orleans,
spent q few days last week with friends
al the YELLOW, where she assisted Mr.
Holt. Of ST. louis. In leading the german
on Saturday evening. She was accom-
panied on her return by Mia Bessie 49,
Henderson, OF Salisbury. ~ c., who VIII
remain at Crockett for some time.
AIR. Charles Langhornc Of Richmond,
returned home NJ onday having terminated
his thirteenth annual YiAit to Groekett.
Mr.. Langhorne enjoys tho distinction ~
being universally popular here. and 1t ~
always q pleasure 10 old and young alike
TO greet him each summer.
MI. James c. Robinson and Edwin y.
Merrick, prominent IA the social and busi-
ness worlds Of Petersburg and New Or
leans, respectively, arrived "wednesday tc
DO guests ut Crockett for some lime,
MISS chambliss, 81 Empbrls. yar al
thouEhta recent arrival At Crockett bar
by her charm Of manner ana attractive
! personality, won Already a host Of friends
Among other recent arrivals at Crock
4 cit are Mr.. and Mrs. Green, OF Emp,orla
Va; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frshburns. y
| Roanoke; Miss Elizabeth II0wcott. 81
| New Orleans, Mr.. T.. Itl Johnson, D
Boston; Mrs. Hanna and Miss Hanna. o
| Baltimore, Md; Mrs. +. 4. Wake. d
Norfolk; Miss Helen Marshall Of yieks
/ burg Miss; Mr., II, Is Ieardpn Of Nor
i folk Mr., Marion TolIin. Wait Martin
i u. q, Gilmer, Of Winston-Ralem NJ G..
4 Mr. Hancock aEd- Mr.. HopeEinG, botn D
i Roanoke HssH
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OLD POINT COMFORT
Especial to The ,rlmaes-Dispatch.,,

LB5PfsS5ffs| f TN FERfs- sspl
The lSsneh!nE the Lonisianaat
aa HIfas
Wshh ifrang
guests ut the hotels. The off GERS OF the
itwarslipss entertained extensively Z g board.
and qlte ( q
OF ~ New Orleans, ii sthe sponsor for ths
H Haby aIandes, spent the week a Ct #, the
On Sunday evening the guests ct; Ct q din;
RssGqfa hIss isses
!aSs a,is and Mr! ssrada RIeRardsoM
HsY opElsass HasNss swport News RS
IFS Fort Moatss
salhg paSty tha Rsfss
Mrs WalEsS' a iss walk
aeoree sson HoWara s!S
pongas Srdo t fs br
other gsests are Mrs. ghton.
Milf RaNltim'1SFs, Mls
Ghicag II Mrs. George w 81 gissel !; n rs,
sIohn Roche, Mrs, H. Tug en-. an ISIS I0lgar
lyashlng toGi M, and Mrs. Robert James Z e.
Griffin, tlanta. Ga; ME- and ~ Is A ~
thur JosHph Mi|lfn9}rid RaleEhd I Il;
Clara Price, Bnitimore; Mr. and Mrs
George =; Snyder. I.onisyi lle. Nj; (, Mise
Mrs. W. W. NtcDanlel, Marshall, Mo-;
BDr, and Mrs. w. "a. Lash. q old sbnro. N.
gC., Mr. and Mrs. ~. W. IN eft; Miss
Fields, Washington; Miss Lucy tlollauaY
fIaWiston. Va, ~
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5MAssANETTA SPRINGS.
September Ushered in With
MANY Gayeties,
Especial 10 The T!mes,D ispatoh.)

Especial 10 The Tlmes,Dispatch)
\ AIASSANE1I'rA, SPRINGS. VA, Sept 3.
August has passed and September finds
Aiassanetta as gay as ever. There have
been large parties every night for the
sufnmer-card parties, fancy balls. ger
mans and bowling parties.
FL Two parties are being tmade up for this
week. one 10 Meyers Cave and the other
10 Natural Bridge.
IS s o'clock teas are in vogue
The Harrison9Durg tiiee Club made up
ol hhe 1s'caI yognS raa o. las tow
charmed their audience. After The mpsl-
people danced until midnight.
among the recent ;.friyaIs aEs nhrs Z!
eey. John ssharp Wlll,arns,, W. chailes
\ l.. E. chalennr and child, Savannah ca &,
Miss Lucy May i,b; SG Robert Mayo Jr;,
4 q ordon, child and nurse. Richmond, Va;
Mrs AugustNae Royal Miss tiil! Man.
chester. Va; Mr., Iieber Nelson, Mrs.
d Garter Bishop and son, MIS-, Wipn, Pc
,fteIS burg. 4
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Miss Edmonia Wolff Gray, sponsor
for William Watts Camp of Confed-
rate Veterans to the I,yncl1burg re-
union, is beautiful young girl, vet
in her teens. She Is daughter Of
the late DR.. Henry v. Gray, who be-
gan his service with the State as one
Of the 800 Virginia students, who
with DR.. Hunter CURE as their
noble leader, left ] efferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, in 1858, the
train being chartered BY business
men Of Richmond to bring them to,
the city He entered the hospital,
and sested the four years Of the war
as assistant and full surgeon In Pick
ett's2 DivisionYs The young lady is a.
daughter Of William Watts Camp,
her father being one Of the charter5
members, and feels deeply the honor
bestowed upon her by the comrades
Of her father, and the honor is most
worthily bestowed. ii
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for September. Among those now on. the
reg istert are Mr.. G \ ". Harvey and co s:
!Onel Z. eIs, Townsend OF Washing ton NJ
f. Reames and Mrs. Reames. Mr. Ed
ward Pou.s OF Richmond; & Mr. Gorge VIII
Hanson and wife, Mr.. O. r. Iiendri cks.
bel Mr.. Charles Ferris. Mr.. seph / La
via, Mrs. b. IT,. Adams Miss May Adan rs
Mr. Frank IA dams. Mrs. j. II. ii Simpkins5
ana AIiss Hazel SNaiigamann.S S4s
B Mr. Phelps and family are also stop
lpIne H at the Cape Henry Hotel for ( an
extended visit. Mr. lohe bps Isl ne GU
eng lneer OF Berkeley. Va.
L. Quite q an interesting party wen to.
Crystal LAX as the guests OF DR.. Frank
IA bers las g. NJ onday It may have been
called a cart party, as the guest rode
~ On q Of the native beach carts peculiar:
4 o this sec ton and they made quite an
interesting picture, S Among those who ntr
tended were Nfesdanes Rorebeek ,ffS llss.
sPlckells and the NJ lsses Il left! spf
Rorebeck. i 8,ss IS ~, 3, ~
5SSa nj I, "A. II. Flint entertained al dinner
recently the Casino. Covers We're lag y
for twelve people, and the Affair proved a
Ia DO very enjoyable. i} I'M Sd IN
"A Mrs, j .sf ID Bliss Is entertaining Mrs
Rufus ggleston. Of Connecticut. ut llc r
cottage at Ca pc Fl enry, N rsa bliss VII W
also have as her guest Miss Ellen Eli of
Was hington, who will arrive at tho Cape.
this week. ss9 8 g8 .,sSti
NJ M rs5 Reed and Miss Reed who are nov.
sthe guests Of Mrs John r.. Livesay, Will
leave in the near future for their home
Mrs j ohm r, Isiyesny has announced her
intention Of closing her cottage for the
season. (; The visitors Y to the Cape viii
have cause to remember Mrs. 4 1iyesaY's
contributions to the social pie'asur g, Or
sthis season with pleasure, ind es specially
ths slnrge and folly house party which sho
40 highly entertained during the summer.
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AT RocKBRIDGEaBATH
(snecIal 10 = . Tin tch.)

sS ROCKBRIDGE BATHS, September B.
These well known people are now guests
at Rockbrldge Baths Hotel:g3N Mrs. Hunter
Mcclure, Miss Margaret CURE, Miss
Celtic Mcclure. Richmond. Va; Master
Johnson Mcguire, Alexandra, Ya.;s Mr..
and Mrs w. T.. Clay and family. savan-
nah, Ca: Mrs Edward Mcclure, Master
Hunter Mcclure. Richmond. Va; Mr.
J. a. Campbell GroEsr, Norfolk, Ya..:
Hr.E and Mrs. Arthur scrivenor, Rich
mond, Va. I; Mr.. J. a. Wa ker.& Da las,
Tex; Mr. Alan AIacD Donald NJ % uisville.
Ky; Mrs. NJ. i. Venable, Charlottes-
vile. Va; Mr.. w. NJ Habliston, Mr..
James Moncure, Richmond, Va; Mr..
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OF the
September Lynchqrg Miss Greeyer
William Campbell
confederacy through unes
is
wherever she Is kncwn.
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! SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

VIA Atlantic Coast Line to Petera.
burg. se3
Round,Trip soc.
Good loiag and returning on regular
!trains. Commencing Sunday, May 10th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23
The Trained Nurse
HER STRENGTH SOMETIMES
TAXED BEYOND THE LIMIT.
A Graduate Of the New York Training
School Tells How She Recupe.
rates After Heavy Strain.

The trained nurse plays a very inn
portant part in the modern treatment
of disease greatly to the relief of
both doctor and patient. Because she
is well disciplined she is able to per.
form difficult service and to endure
fatigue in a name that excites ad.
miration and wonder.
She is human, however, and in try.
ing cases the demands upon her
strength prove excessive. She full,
fills her duty nobly to the last mo
ment but, as soon as she is relieved
she Is compelled to build up her own
weakened powers. She naturally
wants the remedy that will restore
her efficiency in the shortest possible
time, and as her knowledge of medi.
cines is wide, her choice is likely to
be a sensible me and a remarkably
good guile for everybody else.
Every word of the following care
full statement Of Mrs. Jessie NJ. F..
Cummings, of 81 Whitmore street,
Hartford, Conn, a graduate of the
New York Training School for Nurses,
is entitled to the weight which at.
taches to the utterance of an expert:
Several months ago." said Mrs.
Cummings recently, 81 was completely
worn out as the result of a very seri,
Gus and trying ease l had attended. l
needed a tonic, and so | got six boxes
of DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People and took them faithfully. /
obtained the good from them / ex.
pected to, and l can say with truth
and pleasure that the remedy is .
splendid tonic for woman's nerves"
The soundness of Mrs. Cummings
opinion is confirmed by the expert
ence of nero sufferers from ner-
vous disorders OF every kind and de.
gree, from simple debility to partial
paralysis. DR.. Williams Pink Pills
have cured obstinate cases of neural,
gla, p~rostratlon, sclatlca n 81. Nltus
dance; they have even conquered the
most frightful of nervous diseases,
locomotor ataxia, after the patient
had beer reduced to a state of help
l%essness and had been told TO prepare
for death.
They check waste and begin TO min.
lister a fresh and lasting vitality at
once. They are sold by all druggists
throughout the world. A booklet Civ.
ing information of great value in the
treatment of nervous diseases will be
sent free on application to the DR..
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady,
N. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-23

It's stated that the group of four or
hve claims of the Poorman Mining
Company, in the Blue River district,
on the Linn county side, have been
bonded for $4,000. This company is
composed mostly of Brownsville men,
B. standish being a leading stock.
holder. The Poorman mines adjoin
those of the Oriental Co., of this city,
The transaction will mean a good deal
for the mines.