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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-03-31
Chas. H. Flunmerfelt,
Successor to X. B. Wilson.
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES.
SOLE AGENT FOR MILLARS ROASTED Coffee

w. II. Francis has just finished nice
addition to Levi tortnoys house on l,h
street.
DR.. a. Chalmers Stoddard OF San
Francisco lectured in the Masonic hall
Monday night
Mrs. l.. +. Palmer and son returned
last Friday from a ten days visit with
relatives in Seattle.
After two weeks vacation, w. a.
Thomas took up school again Monday
morning in district No. g.
Miss Emma Francis bought lots O. 10
expects to build good house on it at
once.
John NanAlstine has been confined to
his room for several days past with
rheumatism, but is gradually improv-
ing some now.
Ted" O'Malloy representing the
Inland Cracker Co., of Spokane, was
looking after the interest, of the firm
here Monday.
VIM. Connolly formerly of th, place,
but now studying the drama in Seattle,
recently received Il diamond ring Il, Il
prize for best actor.
Marriage license was granted Milo
Curt, and Miss Mildred Ashley on the
24th, and Morris Anoheid and l;uby
krcdel on the 18th.
The Eagles enjoyed a rood time at
their social meeting last sunday night.
The band was present and furnished
music Ton the occasion.
Assessor kenuey informs US that
there is not To exceed dozen tract, of
farm land in Kittta, that i, ASSESSED at
more than 40 per acre.
Jane, Carson wa, arrested last Fri
day and arraigncd before Justice
Sayle,, charged with stealing blankets
from Mary D't'larity. He wa, found
guilty and tined 5000 and costs.
&. II. ocoiicld, of Duluth, Mimi. ar
rived the latter part Of last week to
visit with his friend Geo. Campbell and
family. This wa, the first time in
llfteen years that they have met and 50
proved quite happy occasion.
Books Tor sale one set of Ellis His
tory of the United States in six volumes
bound in half morocco, cost $40, good
as new never been used. will sell for SIS
spot cash. Call at THE DAWN Office
and see the work for yoursef.-tf.
Herbert Martin orders his paper
changed from this city to Tacoma
where he is now located in business
Mr.. Martin is good business
man, a gentleman and man of honor
and integrity and THE DAWN wishes
him unbounded success in his new bust
ness venture.
Owing to long continued illness of
the editor and increased expense
of conducting the office, we trust
that all concerned will be ready and
willing to promptly meet their bills
when presented by our collector, Mr.
Nathan Bergman. tOmrrOw.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-03-31
HOW TO lfIHAlE.
Eest Method of Breathing Steam to
CLve Coughs.

During the winter months throat ana
chest troubles are abundant, and the
victim is more often than not ordered
to inhalc says the Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
Iuhalcrs are expensive things to buy,
md so the ordinary substitute is jug
filled with fairly hot water. over tbs
the patient sits, head and face cnvel-
upod in Il towel. gaspin@ and choking,
getting II mOuthtul of steam. and then
raising the head in order to eXhalc,
takin" in during the process several
mouthfuls Of air
This mothod does moro harm than
good. causing violent coughing fits,
which rritntc the throat and chest. and
making the patient more susceptible Ia
cold. If. therefore. Instead Of using the
jug common bedroom hot water can
is taken. well warmed and carefully
filled on,-third fun with loling water,
To which. SuT. Il teas puonlul of eucHlyp-
tuS oil or whatever the doctor has or
dcrcd has been added, a capital inhaler
has been H.; de-.
Make Il tube Of the stifrSt notrpap"r,
place over tine spout of til" can To serve
as II muutlIpcrr raise the lid Of the
can the least little bit. and. placing" the
mouth to the spout, the steam escapes
as il is brcath-d ont through the lii.
1t is most important not tn fill the
can above the opening of tn" spout OF
Il mouthful of tn" boiling water Will he
sucked in. with most disastrous results.
Avoid going into Il cold room after in
haling.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-03-31

One pound of flour. Il t"aSpoonful OF
cream of tartar, half Il t"aSpoonful of
soda. pound of sugar, half Il pound of
butter. the whites of sixteen eggs and
tcaspoonful of almond havoring.
Peat butter and sugar to Il cream. mix
with the Stiltcncd whites of the eggs.
adj llavorin". then the flour. sifted
with the soda and cream or tartar Stir
gently and thoroughly and bake in a
..lOdcratc oven.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-03-31

When ironing Il colorcd blouse no
matter of what material, don't use
very hot iron An overhcatcd iron in
lures the colors. making them look duh
and faded. In ironing Il silk blouse an
excellent plan is to lay Il piece of but
ter muslin over the silk This prevents
that shiny look that silk gets if the
iron is allowed to come in direct con-
tact with it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05


than in df elevators.
Rooms en- suite wthba Musical ade d
walk
special
hOusf rom New Ork. {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05
Summer Resorts.

NEW-JERSEY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Lutte McGelee, OF No. ZIG South
First Street. left yesterday morning to
spend the Christmas holidays with friends
In Washington.
Miss Patlte NLcGellec. Of No. 11G South
First Street, Is In New York TO spend
the remaining winter months with
friends In the great American metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Wheeler. Of
New York are in the city TO spend the
holidays Will, Mrs. Watson NJ. Myers,
No. 10 North Eighth Street. s
Hon.. w. II. Lnlldrs Mayor of Sta,ln-
ton, and a well known lawyer or that
city arrived In this city yesterday and
Is Mt the Richmond.
Mr.. George Nj. Muse Of Roanoke n
member Of the State Democratic Com
mittee. and a well known man In Tint
section. is IN this city, stopping ut NTin-
phys Hotel for 4 day or two.
Frank S. Rlclleson returned yesterday
from Randolph Macon Academy, al Bed
ford City, TO spend the holidays with his
parents at No. 1910 West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
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XII The heart nerve Is only one OF the branches
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
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h WOMEN suffer untold misery becausel
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

ALL ARE WORKING HAR,D
Directors, Organists and Mem.
bcrs Arc Throwing Energy
Into Their Undertaking.

Beautiful music will be sung In TIC
Richmond churches next Sunday. Christ
mas Day. Cholrs OF every church have
been diligently reflearsing for this occa z
4 sion, which Is an event In the world OF.
church music. second to none. not even
Easter. 81 u .8ti K AZ. ~
Appended are some OF the programmes
with names ofithosc composing the choirs,'
AS well us other interesting comments:
First Presbyterian Church.
The choirsof First Presbyterian Church
4 consists OF n large, well balanced chorus
of forty voices, In connection with which
there Is an excellent quarcs:e, consist
ing of Mrs. Ns4H. O. gMcGehce.S sopranos;
Mss Adele ogiivie. contralto; Mr.. Will,
y is,m Eoscl,cn, tehor. and Mr.. George c..
Bidgood, bass
The choir, wl,icl, was first organized
on September lst Is making II pncnoine-.
nal record for itself, and has already
taken its place among the best Of similar
organizat tons in Richmond.
1t has been working faithfully for the
past two months on It's Christmas pro-
Erammc, and deserves special commen-
9dntion for tho excellent music which 1t
will render AT both the morning and fvo-
ming service. the chorus will be specially
augmented and the musical programme
will be devoted to the rendition OF sclec-s
lions from lIanaers Messiah,
3ubjoincd Is a list OF the choir and the
&musical programme for Christmas day:
Sopranos--Mrs. NJ. H.. o. McGehee, Mrs.
It, J.. Wright, Mrs. Edgar TImbry. Mrs.
Nuckels, Misses Beulal Robins. Flor
$ence Holland .illla Yeager, Elsie Wright,
Helen Camp, Ida I3everldge, Corlne Nor
mnnt Virginia Binfom Olive Gibson,
Mary Woodbridge, Daisy Whittett, Weina
Newman, Frinda l'raslcr. Jean Frnsier,
Altos-Mlsses Adele Ogllvle. Eyie Tny-
lnr. Male Walker. Anna IInnilton Min-
$1ie Gibbs, Pcachy Wilson,, Mary Shell
ton and Mamie Lynn.
Tenors-Nlessrs William Boschen, A. Nv. 4
Jcorrester, a II Robertson,A a. c. Cope
land. Herman Glass, Thomas w. Hoop
Ger. Jr.,5 and Edgar IIlnbry
E3asses--Mr. Gehrge l'iilgood, Dr. NJ. b.:
Itudd and Mnssrs Nash Palmore, r. Il.
Norment ", NJ Conner Harry seiden,
Robert Wood and y. j, Baghy.,
Organist and ichoirnlaster--Dr. W.iH, O..
MeGehee.
The programme for Christmas Day fol-
lows, IL "A. "a
Morning service. II a. DI,--
Organ Voluntary Alarcl, Of the Alagi--
&Crhe Dubos), f8 ri y s,i
i,. Doxology- Old sElundredtha
Anthenl--The Ravens are Telling THE
Creation Haydn.
Hymn, sE-Harlt the Herald Angels
Sing,
Hymn, 85l-1tark What Means Those
Holy yoiccsg
Offertory--Great is jehovah (Schubertl.
Tenor solo and chorus as sung By Trim
ity Church, New York,
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: X
TO ten dollars a year. get as many books :.
as i want, or q can from time t. =, time
buy books and add TO my own " !, 81 nrary,
hut that does not make me Sindif ferent t03
the needs Of people OF very mod era tey
means. who cannot afford e S DO thi ~!
and to whom the city ought to offefS
every opportunity for reading. and Inns M
iprovement. M s ;s555 4 b I. N.
IT seems to Inc that we are ri il tie
5u1lclvilized In Richmond, not to " have!
a. public library, and 1 hope you will
stir@our city fathers up to IA proper reali.5
cation Of the public demand for the smal Y
appropriation needed to enable us to-
avail ourselves OF Mr.. Carnegie's fer
We spend hundreds OF thousands of sdol-5
lars on the education OF the children. ~.
this community; cannot we. 2as city,
strain a point and spend a few Thousand
dollars annually for the educa ion, I'M
sprovelnentg and rational enjoyment of the
E'"'grown-ups,', as well AS the chill dren? m
no$ demagogue, but u 10 think We owe
this much to the so-called working
classes. !. II l a
-; . Y$ 81 BOOK-IOVER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Brothers to Wed Sisters.

+ CHATHAM. VA. Dec l7.--Invitations
have been issued to the marriage OF
Misses Carrie and Alice Booker. twin
daughters OF Mr., James Booker, of Whit
nell. to Messrs. II. j. and Il. r.. Payne,
brothers Of the same community, Tho
nnptals are 70 be celebrated at high
noon on December 9th,
This will BIO the third marriage in Mr..
Rockers Family In less than fifteen days.
His eldest daughter was recently mar
rled to, Daniel jackson, OF Hinesville.
Miss Booker Is MFR. Iackson's third WIFE.
and his marriage was the third In his
san1ily recently.
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NJ. Jenkins. Il 4;
Church Of the Holy Comforter.

NJ. jenkins. &
Church Of the Holy Comforter.
MORNING SERVICE.
process'onal. Hymn No. 20, 20. Come
All Ye Faithful" Va II
Ncnitc, In a. Alvey.
Gloria Patri, in "A flat, Stainer.
TIE Deunl,s in c, Smart.
JubIlate. In G.. Dupius.
Hymn No.f51, Sing. Sing This Bless
ed Morn. s&8
Hymn No. 50, shout the Glad Tidlngs.'..
Offertor., Tho Heavens Are Telling, Z
Stainer.
Sanctus. in Il, Wesley. ,s
Hymn No. #22S And Now, O Father,
Gloria in Excelsis Old Chant.
Recessional, Hymn No. 81, 'IIark, the
Herald Angels Sing.
EVENING SERVICE.
Professional. Hymn No. Sc, Christians,
Awake a
Magnificent. In G. Kettle. 3 81
p Benedic Aninna, in Al Jacobs.
& Hymn No. 50, 1T, Came Upon a Mid.
night Clear.
Offertory, in G, stalner,
s Hymn No. 5ss, 4"All My Heart This
Night Rejolces.''
Recessiona,, Hymn No. IS, %, Little
Town Of Bethlehem"
I Members of the choir are
& oopr;inOS---NhfS.t a. vi. ylef, Mrs. v. ID.
Winston, Mrs. a. p. Wren, Mrs. c. e.
Pclouze, Mrs. a. S. 5B. James, Mrs. Il. H.
Strailnan. Mrs. "A. 3. Ford, Mrs. William
tluntly. Mrs. James Tyler, Mrs. B. B.
Burton Misses Lizzie Winston, A bic Mar
riot. Ellie Taylor Lettie Kenny.
Alto-Miss Florence Kuhn.
81 Tcnors-Messrs. w s.. j ackson, Charles
Stone. l5i
Bassos-M essrs. J. u. Tyler, A. D. Wren,
Organist-E. b. Burton.
Christ Church.
Morning Service
4 Professional. 'IIarls the Herald Angels
Sing" Mendelssohn.
Vcnlte. lcXultimus Domino, Bacon.
Gloria, Patri Gounod.
ne Deum, Lalidam,ls, Webb.
Jubate. Dec. Rogers.
Hymn. oh Little Town OF Belhle-
hon." 2cdrea,
Gloria Tibi, Amin,
Hymn "Christian Awake. Salute the
Happy Morn. Fuller,
Ofcrtory, Anthem. "EInrk. What Mean
Those Holy Voices, Adams.
Sanctus. Wesley
Hymn. And Now o Father Mindful OF
Thy Love-" Monk.
Ciloro In Excalsis. Old Chant,
Recessional. ut Came Upon Midnight
Clear" Willis.
Postlude, Twelfth Mass, Mozart.
Evening Service
I Professional, "oh Come All Ye Faith
full" Reading.
Gloria, Magnificent patrl, Go,,nod.
3enedicc. Anima Men. Jones.
Hymn, while Shepherds Watched
Their Flock by Night" Gabriel
b lantata, Hope Of tho World" scnn-
ecker,
offertory-A Anthem, 'Rethlehem," Bart
lett
Anthem, Now Tie Day is Over" barn.
by. WI
Recesslonal, ANGELS from the Realm
Tor Glory" Smart.
Postlude, lIallelujah Chorus, Handel.
Grace Episcopal Church.
Morning Service
Professional, Christians Awake, Salute
the Happy Morn" Fuller.
yenite, Chant s
Gloria, re Deum Jubllate, Naylor
liymll. 70 Come All Ye Faithful"
Reading. .4 81
liyric, Tours.
Gloria rlb', Fleyel,
Hymn. Hank, the Herald Angels Sing"
Mendelssohn, f
Amen, Nannlan,
Offcrtory, angels From the Realm Of
Glory Manney. ST
sanctus, Camidge, IA.
Communion Hymn, and Now, Q Faith
Ell" Monk, s:'
Gloria in .i1xcelus, Chant
Z : r 4 : ( b t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Only six days LETT for shopping. How
they will fly you need not be told. Why
not come to the convenient SCHWARTZ
CHILD store. now for your holiday gifts
Of fine Gold and Diamond Jcwclry. Solid
Cold and Sterling Silver, Filled and In-
ported Watches, Gold all, Silver Novel
ties of every kind, .Silvcrwarc. Clocks. etc.
The store is open Until 10 clock. bit
it's best to begin early iii the morning.
when there IS plenty Of light and the
store is not full Of customers.
The glistening beauty and extensive
variety Of .Jcwelry displayed here cannot
be faithfully told III newspaper ink
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
A Chapter Of Accidents.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

Especial 10 The Times Dlsputch
CHATHAM, VA, Dec l7,-- The wag-
on Of j. Cliner, Of Cl,ancys was
struck by a passenger train Friday after
noon, denlolshlnG the rear wheels, The
horses became frightened and ran into
a buggy, In which a lady was seated,
breaking the buggy considerably. For-
stunately no one was hurt. On tile same
afternoon the section hands car was
struck by freight, Tho train wns
sighted In time for all on lie car TO save
themselves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
REV. RORERT S. COPELAND
DECLINES ST. PAUL'SH CALL

telegram from Baltimore to The
Times Dispatch last night stated that
Rev. Robert S. Coupland. rector OF AS;
cension Church, that city, had decided
to decline the call to the rectorship Of
St. Pauls Episcopal Church IN this city
This call was extended Rev. Mr. Cope
land several weeks ago lie was IN this
city visiting friends several days ago,
but at that time he gave no indication
OF his proposed step.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Christmac IT. Near!
Have You Seen the Schwarzschild Display?

Your best informed friends who have
dealt with lis will tell you that we can
save you money. This has been a busy
season with lis. Visitors remark. Why
this store is always busy We modest
.ly acknowledge tic truth OF this. II
shows that tic people Of this city have
learned hat they can buy good llcwelry
here cheaper thai, elsewhere.
Come and prove for yourself that the
best .Jcwclry need not be costly. The
more you know Of this stores methods
the more you arc impressed will, its
moncy-saving character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
The Carnegie Library.

3 Richmond, Va. Der. III lWI,
Editor OF The Times Dispatch
= Sir.a-T, wish you would put your shoulr
ds' IA ths Wheel III behalf 81 the PR
posed Carnegie Library, can SUD.
scribe Ia the Tahard Inn or the Book
lovers, Library. and hx az SStaSrp ffsaiaa taaSss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

III sernlon.
Anthem-Tle First Christmas Barnby)
- Short Cantata.
I Hymn, s5s - 10y TO the World. The Lord
to Conc.
Organ Pos tlude- Selected. @l
Evening service, SIP. Nj @
Organ Pastoral SYMPHONY:
2iAIessini: Handel.
8 DoxoIogy--A0ld IIundredth.
Anthem--O h, Thou thai N 'rellcst Good
!Tiding-C ontralto SOLD and chorus Mes-
siah; Handcll.
II Hymn, 80 Shout the Glad Tidings
LYNN, 3i3--It Game Upon the Midnight
Clear
offcr,ory-Thcre We're Shepherds Abid-
ing III the Field--Soprullo Solo; Glory TO
Cod Chorus (Messiah; Handel.
Sermon. -
Antllen,-Lift Up Your Heads, On. fe
Gates Messiah; Handel.
Hymn. $50, Could ] Speak tl,c Match
less WORTH 35 & I'D
4 Recltatlon-Then Shall the Eyes OF the,
Blind be Opened ontralto.
Air--He Shall Feed His Flock.
organ Observation-Disclosures Alesslah:.
Monumental Church.
II a. NJ.
Ia Professional. Hymn 81, ''1iark, the q er-
aid Angels sing" Mendelssohn.
n yenite, i. r. w bb,
G lorias, sEogrich.
, re Deum I'm c., Gounod. '#
3Jubi!ate. Yogrich.
Hymn %, Q. Come, All Ye Faithful
4 Reading.
II kyric.7 Tours.
Gloria Tibi, Gounod
Offcrtory. Anthem "Ilark hNhat Means
"a T1pt Stf.ti ar
solo and chorus; alr. Charles; 3. Cos Cooke,
solost.$
81 Sanctus, OusleN 8 Is 81
3 Communion. Hymn oes, And Now,
Father, Monk.
Recesslonal, Hymn Sc, "christlans.
Awake. salute the llappy Morn, Vain
wright
Professional, Hymn 80. 1T Camc-Gpon
the Midnight Clear" Willis.
Gorias. Nogrlch.
Magnificent I'm E), Bnrnby.
X Nunc loimttis Din 10. I'arnby.
Hymn 50, "Shout The Glad ,Tldinss,'
fAvison
Offcrtory Anthem, silarS What Means
Those Holy yoct@,.'' Patty Stair.
h Hymn before Bencliction, No. 6 -.
n After tho Henrdirtion, Seven Fold
Amen" 'rearne.
Professional, Hymn SIS. 30, Little Town
'of Dethehem, Rednelf
r. AIF1AIBF,Rs OF THE CHOIR.
Sopranos Miss Belle Clanlberlayne,
Miss I,o,,iso rrutcllfleld, Miss Grace Cine
nlnghanl, Miss Ezra Ellington, Miss Eliz-f
abeth Fisher, Miss Mamie hutchinson
Miss Reca Hutchinson, Miss Louise Lewis.
Miss Gertrude Lewis, Miss Kate Meade
Miss Bessie irn,lse, Miss I4idie Lane, Miss
fAIaynle p. Jones, Miss Elose2li. Goolsby,
Mrs. NJ. i = Iioff Mrs. Arthur Seddol
Mrs$G G. y. Webb. Mrs, berkeley Williams
Mrs. George w. Warren.
Atos--Miss Constance Eyals, Miss i uin
"a. NJ, Lee Miss Mary Hutchinson, Miss
Elmly p. Jones, NJ ISIS, Mary Inthlpp. Miss
Minnie Clark, Mrs, a. $. Hurt, Mrs. r.
II. Meade, Mrs, G. P.f Gadut,
Tenors-Mr Charles y. Cooke, Mr.
George w. slevert, Mr., Albin Netherwood,
Mr., i. Argyle Turner, MI. Henry IS, Me-
Creepy, Mr., Joseph Hnndlcy.
Bassos MIR. Robert r, Harrison, Mr.,
A. s. Hurt, Mr. George w. Warren, Mr..
iJunlus stephenson,s Mr. q. O. Cliftont
Mr.. G,tM, ANDREWS,
a Organist ana chornaster, Mr. William
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
.DID'7 KNOW | HAD KIDNEY TROUBLE

] had tried go mnny remedies without bene.
fl that l was about discourn gcd but In n few
days after taking your wonderful Swamp Root,
! began to feel letter. l49!!s4ssst
| was out Of henlth and ruin down general
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( GRAND sl,oo SMAs' OFFER.

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back II not satisfactory. Sent anywhere upon
receipt Of sl,t0.
Twelye.slN Main ST., Richmond. va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Is: had no appetite, was dizsy and suffered
With headache most OF the time. did not
trouble. but somehow felt they might be. and
1 began taking Swamp Root, as above stated.
There is such pleasant taste to Swamp. Root,
drives disease ont OF the system. It has cured
me, and II cheerfny recommend II to all suf-
fcrers. 5ES
Gratefully you're,
MRS. "A. L. WALKER.
81 Mcdaniel ST.. Atlanta. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Grace Street Baptist.

GRACE SCrecIa9b dpt1Sl.7 ~
Morning service: Orgnn vol,nta ry.
FESTIVAL March" Miss Mabel smlnr !:
hymn, Angel song, 10y to the World.
the Lord is Come. Pergolesi; duet. The
"A Advent Miss Bowie and Miss Isaacs:
Rubensteins hymn. = Iark! the Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

! B:o[,o'::,iK'-L'O'V''':;ER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

Beautiful music Will be sung IN Inc
Richmond churches next Sunday. Christ.
mas Day. Cholrs OF every church have
been diligently rehearsing for his occa
sion, which is an event in the world Of
church muse. second to none. not even
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-07-27
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

A number of good draft and driving
horses for sale by Farrell & Keefe of
North Redwood. 45-tf.