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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
4CGI.D 1HABR0R.

A1rs Bette Gaulding and daughter Alma
OF Church Hill. visited Hickory Grove on
Sunday. last. NJ. 5l 3 '5.s
Miss Sarah Allison and little Miss Mary
Via were guests at The Gins on Monday
4 last. s gIS 5j$#5Ss t5.3 8i A
Miss Lola Gouldins, Of Richmond, has re-
turned home after a visit OF four weeks to
her grandparents.
Miss Clara Burnett. OF Chesterfield. has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to rela-
Mr.. Earl Duvall. Of Old Church. visited
friends in this section during the past week.
s Mr. and Mrs Elmo Barker, OF Black Creek.
we're recently the guests Of Mrs. Willie
Hufi,er. i,
ii Miss Alma Parker has returned home after
a pleasant visit to her aunt. Mrs Leather
Barker. at Barker's Nll.
Miss Julia AGREE. Of Black Creek, is visit.
Ing her uncle. Mr.. James Burnett, at Gaines
b Mrs. Robert Martin Is again able to be out.
after her recent illness
& Mrs Sarah Kelley continues critically III.
Her mother. Mrs. Smiths is at her bedside
Isaac Richardson has returned g Gaines.
and relatives near Gethsenane. .&G
The two candidates for baptism Will be
bapttsed To-day at two o'clock by the Rev.
sD!3A. La,lthan. at Barker's Mill. The con-
where the evening services Will be held.
Mr.. Eubank. OF King William spent the
night. With friends at Gaines MIL during the
Mrs J. w; Burnett. Of Poplar Grove visited
N Jim Grubbs Jr.. OF Fulton, has returned
home after spending some months with rela-
tives at this place; il. Ssa ye5
Mrs sfoiiic Barker and children will return
home to-day from visit to her uncle. Dir
James Grubbs, Of Fulton
5 Peter Scott McGheel. Of Richmond. visited
\ his uncle, A.. F. ALLISON. during the past week
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4NEUMON's..

The protracted meetings that have been
going on at Bethesda Baptist Church for the
past two weeks have been attended by large
crowds. Il
{ The picnic given by the Mission Sunday
school at Dr.. J. L. Deltricks was quite a
success and much enjoyed by all ]. s IA
4, Miss Lizzie Loving. OF Richmond. who has
been spending some time with her Aister, Mrs.
h J.. r. Tnlley, has returned home.
Mrs. Chastine Bosher. who has been in
Richmond for some time past under the treat
ment OF doctor. has returned home much
improved.
Mr.. j. T. 4 Adams and daughter. Miss Ruth.
OF Richmond who have been visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Martin. and Mrs. Coleman. has
returned home. Ill "a
"A protracted meeting conducted by the
pastor, Rev. s. 6. Sutton will commence at
sGethsemana Christian Church the third Sun
day in this month to continued an indefinite
4 time. S{$3l yS4ss
i fall in this section. Mrs. John smithers and
Mrs. William Jenkins have died from the
Miss Laura Martin is visiting her aunt.
Mrs 6. q. Williams. OF Paramount
Mr. ~ IL Richa rdson ;s visiting !, h his
Mrs Emily Reed is visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs Wood, OF Richmond.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT THE STATE LIBRARY

Following is a list of books received at the
Virginia State Library. September 9-1s. 1904
Imperator at Rex. civilian II. OF Ger
many,) - BY the author OF The Martyrdom
OF an Empress. - I'll IA
g The Life Of Adonlram Judson. IL Edward
The Commercial Cotton Crops Of lsoo.1so1
1901 1902. and 1so2-19o3. James L. Watkins. s.
D The Timber OF the Edwards Plateau OF
Texas: It's Relation to Climate Water Supply
and Soil. E4{ VIM l.. Bray.
g Cuthbert's Life OF Richard Fuller, d. D.
The Cultivation OF Mushrooms. B. NJ
< Duggar. \ A
en- Puerto Ricog4 Por H. G.. Henricksen.
fIulbet's Historic Highways, Vol 49, Great
American Canals.
Rules and Apparatus for Seed Testing.
vi The Truth About the Trusts John Moody.
(. Report Of the Public Library Of the City
OF Boston, 1sGa-04. 81 Ss3
Granger's Index to Poetry and Recitations.
Proceedings and Addresses OF the National
Association OF State Librarians = Fifth Con-
Syentlon. 1902. a-t3, .
for Irriga ton. VI ~ =. = z, IL IS, fi
United States Postal Guide,
Memoir OF Norman Macleod. D. D. Rev.
A Geologic Atlas OF the United States New;
castle Follo. Wyoming. South DaKota' anu
Cottonwood Falls Folio. Kansas
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BARTON fHEIGHTS.5

MIR. Robert Dinal and friend Mr.. Roberts,
who have been Visiting Ar Robert scott, have
81 Mrs T ~. Hanks and children. who have
been visiting her daughter. Mr. Jenlfer
Broaddus. have left for their home In Rose
Mi. L. ". RaSland and son have returned
home from 1 pleasant trip to Pal.lmose
some time a. gelonce has as returned home
A Miss Gladys Martinstcm and brother. Austin
who have been visiting In Ashland. have re-
turned;
miss Myrtle Tucker. Of i Flnna gan's Mil.
San Gan 81 North at Avenue s and friends in Man.
chester, hos returned home
Mrs. aise cros,o has ret re,upned to her
y Mr.. a. W. sIartinste!n has'returned home
+ from IA pleasure trip to Cincinnati. Il
Miss Ethel Scott and Miss 1nez Goodwin
have returned to their home from Hanover.
Miss Laretta Goodwin. Of Nottoway. is the
guest OF her sister M.s. CIR. Kuyk.
] he he's ss1
Miss Pearl Moshy;; Of Raleigh. Is the guest
Ing her aunt Mrs. chas, g. Rady
Mr I, A. STRIKE has left for wa shingt on
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Groser have returned TO
their ZONE from q months visit TO friends IL
I Mrs; +. c. Holman. who has been visiting
friends In Waynesboro. has returned to her
K home. SIG t2i H Y i.5ist3{S III VI 5s
. MI Charley Meyers. OF York county. Pa.
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Deitrick
Schwartz. s5f
Mr. Mcclellan Schwartz. Of Spring Grove.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DIETRICH
81 Nj Robert Triton has returned to his
home from Belonce
Miss Annie Waring. who has been visit
ing Mrs. A. r, Shelton. has returned 10 her
home III Baltimore. !.
day for Washington. Baltimore and Philn-
dolphin on pleasure trip. -
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IVA MOCK MARRIAGE {: IL
September Gaieties at the Crock
EFT Springs.

fsne cial to The Time -Dispatch.)
CROCKETT SPRINGS. " A.. septem-
her ia mock wedding on Monday
night, Thoroughly ridiculous from st ar
to finish, and q most plctu resque i's a.
Poudres on Tuesday night may be count
ed among the things which, together .t,rl
with the usual forms OF b amusement US N A
bowling, card eying. dancing. horse
back ana riding, have 1oined In making XII
as gay is any time in July or Angus
aAs the summer draws to Its close. the
charm Of the beautiful cool weather at E.:
tracts many 81 th ne tbe Various points
Of interest and scenic beauty 1.-THE sur.
rounding mountains such as rs Puntcheon
l Ran preciptoasiy from shelf to shelf
Tor a thousand feet or more down tn
side Of Bent mountain and into the
Few Entertainments ever held here
have been more amusing to Q s eyeMr yyb9a y
thana mock Wedding on g ias5 Monoa y
glfht6 whe9 nss eae q tss 5siEa!aE
bellies OF the season, and Mr.. Plu n Ter
Bunting q Petersburg, were t 9nitfSd dn az
very Original ceTemTTny errie .he 81 o New
Fila 11lsan Wort S.'e 81 VII
MarT maf e aRd Mary Emac
Nttle Misses Il Susan Merrlck and = Ethel .He
Thomas as flower girls Mr.. w. ~, NJ,
hlushinE groom and Miss Pauline Cur
ran rushed in at the critical moment to
break up the n but n ny YAH Hi
and wedding party and guests Joined In,
II Tuesday night was the occasion !, Of :, e
yonneer members OF Crockytts coterie
Ynarticipated. 1IT The costumes were. very
beautiful and becoming, and after q
stately march the affair was turned 'S''5
Among the recent arrivals at Crockett
are: Mrs A G: Robertson and her
Gensre + LYMAN and Miss E. H. An.
drews. OF Norfolk; Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs Fltchett Of Norfolk ,; MessF cro g
n A,Igusta. Z Ca; James H. Gray, OF Pet.
ersburg, and Miss Louise Sheppard. OF
Pet erSburE 5.f4i aE5 }st
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NEW BRIDGE.

Miss Fannlee Chenault, who has been quite
sick at her home with fever is now iT-l
proving. Or. G. T. Collins, OF Highland
springs, is in attendance. sisisis
z Jacob Steigleder, OF Robin Park, Is very
his parents. Ri 81 i NJ 8
Mr. johnson. who has been very sick at his
home hero, s now convalescent. 8ia
Miss Jennie Chappele' was a guest during
the week of Mrs. Iva Watson.
Mrs. Kate Crimes, Of Richmond. was q
guest OF Mrs John Clarke during the week.
Mrs. Fred Smith was visited BY her nephew
and niece during the week.
Ira Eubank will begin work on his new
home at an early date,
y. I, Oakley has returned from a. most
delightful tr!ls to the mountains much im-
proved In health.
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
H|GHLANDs PARK

MISS Eta Kelly Of Third axsrue has n ss
Mrs. Basil Powell and children. q King \,
William. county, are visiting the ior i,,er,
S Sa, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Horne o ohess
Master John Mccour,. Of Norfolk. has been
rending the past Tesk WIN
K Miss Leila Lacy spent several days last
week with Miss Claire shafer, Of Third Ave.
Mr.. Robert Perkins. who has been visiting
( his sister, Mrs D. NJ. OBrtn, for the past
4 several months left last week for his home
a,r r., isobers pemberton. who has beer spend.
s he past sx M wseks nrdrs s Roa
10 leave "Wednesday for his home In lWytht.
vile. Virginia. \. &. 3. u. I.
home yesterday after visiting relatives IN
Warren county and Washington, D. c., Tor
Mrs. saliie Diekerson, Of washington, D. c.,
Is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Fleming
Gaines. OF 1Ienrlto county. -,
Or. and Mrs. David *. Walthnl1 and little
son, Barclay have returned to their home on
Fourth Avenue, after visiting friends in Louifa
county for the past month. Hi .
Fl Mrs Sarah Brooks has returned to her homo
after srendlng some time. IN Louisa county.
Miss Rebeccn Clarke, Of Third Avenue. has
4 Mrs. sstarke. OF Hanover county, spent sev-
eral days last week With her parents. WI.
and Mrs. haR mo 5s q FS5t 10 her Home
after visiting Misses Dlmple and Lucille Moon,
OF Cumberland county and Misses Lucy ana
Mary Powell, Of Goochand county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ollie Gresham after spending
several days IN st. Louis, have returned 10
their home on Fourth avenue.
Miss Carrie Todd. OF Highland Park, ID the
guest OF relatives in sthunton. Va.
Miss Lille Todd has returned TO her home
on Highland Park. a fter visiting the st. Louis
Exposition. IL Ell
returned homo after spending some time IN
z powhatan county. st,
.5is Miss Booker has been spending some time
land park.
b ar.d-s. r. Tiicr. who haa been quite sick
I for some time pest at the residenee OF MS
81 Master Charles Vaughan has been visiting
friends In Powhatan county for the past
week. :3f'
services will be held at Highland Park Meth
odist Church. conducted by the pasttr. Rev.
~ b. Askew. sitiyy Nh
for the past month Is improving.
56 Mrs. jim Todd and children. Of Fl 18th Ave-
nue. Chestnut Hill. arc visiting her parents
Mrs Peace, OF Stanton. Va. sa
+ The Ladies' Aid Society. OF Highland Park
will hold Its monthly meeting Tuesday AFTER
noon IN the lccture.room OF the church.
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ELKO GLEANINGS..

Miss Nettie Savage. who has been visiting
Mrs IT, p Richardson, has been called home
to the bedside of her aunt in Alexandria.
Miss Mamie Spencer has returned to New,
port News after stay OF several weeks with
her mother 3,F "a s5
Miss Mildred Turner q Newport News. has
and King and Queen counties. and Richmond
together with her sister Of this place,
Baker Visited friends In Richmond during the
first OF the week, 5BS sTy n
Mrs. r. 2. Richardson visited friends in
Richmond during the past week.
Stanley Woodfin. Is spending his vacation
with his father. g. WoodAn,s #
Mr. Nv, s. Goddin has moved his family to
Newport News, where they Will reside In the
Ms. W. II. Bonry visited fr!cnds In Richy
n,ond during the past week.
Mrs r. Furmen spent Thursday with
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EAST RICHMOND.

flardins Shop mn object SO familiar TO all
wrecked during the gale on Wednesday nlgbt.
and now lies with Its roof TO the ground
under which$the building collapsed-fortunate-
~ the shop was unoccupled. It will necessl-
tatc another polling station as this had been
used by voter for number OF years, on ac-
not insured against cyclones and hail storms.
Mr., James Hughes. Of Illinois, Is Waiting
Mr.. and Mrs, John Miller
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Flick and daughter. of
Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Of Brts-
tol, Tenn, nre guests at the delghtful home
Of Mrs. G. u. Miller. Z
Masters Eddie and George Miller will re-
turn the coming week from pleasant visit
to. their sister, Mrs, II, II, Flick. OF Phlla-
delphia. 81 Il 3d. sf
Bert silver has gone on vacation tour.
and besides visiting his sister near Elkr!dge,
Nd. hs Will stop In Washington. Baltimore.
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SEVEN PINES.

a The services Mt corin,h Nj. E. Church will
be OF most interesting nature. DR.. Tudor,
the presiding elder. Will on this occasion
preach. and the choir Will be augmented
+ by the sweet singing Of Mr.. Levi Hewitt, Of
Portsmouth.
The Sunday School at corinth is In a most
hourIshing condition there being. .on the roll
one hundred scholars each lending aid for
the advancement and growth OF their church
forming an overwhelming unity.
HRS F. II. Franck and two children, Of
Richmond are visitors OF Mrs Annie Reid,
who Is sister Of Mrs. Frnnck. e
Leslie Reid, who Is now employed In Nor
folk, has been quite sick in that city. lie
is expected home on a visit. 3 III
Mrs Molie Vincent visited Mrs. Lockwood
at her home in East Richmond during the
Mrs j. e. Lyme, who has been quite sick.
l Is now able to be out gain. {s{
Many handsome tree were blown down
during tho severe storm on Wednesday night.
The corn crop. also, suffered In consequence, 81
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AND THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK.
Productions from Our Own Work-rc

), 1ntcrmezzo. ."rhe Gondol,er.,' tby. re-
ea T. i The = Ratcharmers Sons tby reouest'
Neuendorff ;, 4, ,,o :
A 1s''ssMedley oyerture-"At the Concert In the
Park, arranged BY chatt ,aw, -, ..1,rirht,y
Cleans our Banner.'' Sulliyan; (c) MIS-
sIonary Hymn" Mason.
g. Espana, II Waldtenfcl. rs =. !,
g. Song, "In Dreamland In Dreamland','
ion' Gems from "rhe Prince q Pllsen" to'
fe ~ Dance "oid Tapestry" Boggetti i q
70 March. ..The Bachelor Maids. ST. Clair:
star 4 spa 1'.' i'a FELIX s1ARDELLA,
49, .T-"a51P Bandmaster
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REBUILDING FOOD

Some Wonderful Things Food Can 90.
What continued use Of Improper looh
will do by upsetting the nervous system
seems almost beyond belief, ana It's just
as surprising to see how simple change
from poorly selected food to good, nour-
.ishine food will end all Of these ais "a
Chicago man says: 5sa, y
| my nervous system became so shat
tered that whenever ! looked at a NOV
Ing object nly5right eye turned out 70 tne
side, my speech was stuttering, me i;p aa6,
Dry poor, and I was very nbsen t-mlhdeu.
NV face was covered with plmples, and
was constantly ashamed OF my appear
ance.
nThe doctors said my blood was IN q
\ bad state, and I took medicine Tor thls J or
a year, but only got worse. ! was SO
fcompMtely disguised with everything !
was tired Of living. although had no
cause to BE, as far as friends and home
were concerned. ~.
only the plainest foods, but this got tire
some, and i did not seem to get enough
lourshment, until In my experimenting
! gave the food called .Grape : MUS 1, q
rest; it seemed crisp and full Of nourish-
sment, ana ate It with cream for break
fast, as wsll as dessert after the other
meals. Almost Immediately my nerves
began to get stronger and steadler ana
9sounder, and IHfelt as tnousH y stete.
change was going on within me,
THE first effect noticed was my right
eye did not seem SO loose IN my head, !
could look without seeing double, ana
then noticed that took more interest
In life and was not such q chronic kicker;
my memory improved, physical endurance
was greater and my sleep sounder ana
refreshing
"In years time ] had recovered en-
Gt!rely from the old absent-mind,edness !
without any more pimples upon my face;
all sthe old trouble with the eye Is gone
Tor good, and 70 cut the lIst short, VIII Why !
or and healthier physically upon Grape
Nuts diet. ]. could write twice as much
more about what this food has done for
me- 1t Is certainly most wonderful
food for the brain and nerves.. Name
given by the Postum Co.. Battle Creek,
Mich,
,.There's a reason.
Look In each package for the famous
little book, The Road to VILE"
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l. j 4
twenty-five dollars was cleared and will be
appropriated for the benefit Of furnishing
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church.
Edward Ruffn, OF Norfolk. is visiting his
brother, Julian RufIin, OF Aiarlbourn
5S Mrs. Lottle Rufln. was has been quite
sick. Is again able to me out. #
Miss Lila Clopton is Visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. r. Sandcrson. OF Cumberland where she
expects to remain several weeks. a7f
~ Logan Mchiinn, Of North Carolina. visit ed
his parents at this place during the past
week. ll6
u Miss Matte Bryant, Of Richmond. Is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Peace. OF tho
Glympse.
Miss Cartwright. OF Cold Harbor. is spend
Ing some time with Miss Maggie Showard.
Mrs. Bette Woody has returned to the
Glympse after pleasant visit to her brother,
Mr. Atkinson t55S ss
Is Miss Irene Jones and brother. OF New Kent.
have returned home after q pleasant visit to
! their uncle. P. T.. Jone. 5si
guest 81 Mrs Appersor1. for he l past inc month";
have returned to their home in Washington.
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s g. 90 ROUND ..TRiP--s16.ol
TO THE 4,
WORLDS #FAIR--ST. LOUIS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN 5RY.
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
tuesday during the months OF August.
sentember and October. limited to ten
YEA t.. fifteen days, s2l.60: sixty days,
ses 90: season ticket, $500. These tickets
yy,ll allow stopovcr at Summer Resorts
hetween bedford and Bluefield within
Anal limit OF ticket. Two fast vestibuled
trains, with Through Pullman sleepers,
,arlor and dining cars. For descriptive
mutter Of the Worlds Fair and further
irformu,lon apply at company's office.
S3s East Main Street.
iJNo. Il. WAGNER, g. II. BOsLEY,
CITY Pass, Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
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WESTHAM UPTON.

Mlss lucy stoneman, Of Rio Vista. has
after spsasn,s seyera weeks
after spending three weeks s 2,
place, accompanied her and expects 70 O. spend ID
NJ: snd Mr.. ~: Johnson, e 1 Asss. we're
his lis friend, j. r. Badenoch. ST., Of cheswick.
Mrs sa eoSn9 o d ser sp ssel ns
II. s. Urban and children. Of RicRnabnd,
spMsnt sunday VIII M.s fn r6s Of rich
,nond visited the iatter's brother. Mr.. c. F.
Blughan during the past week -,
day with Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, OF Rich
Mr. syllkerson, Of Richmond. spen. the day
day " with his sister Mrs. Hutchinson, during
Sa.has ssxsers q w's sSssy w ss,, re
i'i NJ and Mrs. Joa Jones Of Richmond. spent
Sunday with the latters mother Mrs. Bette
h Miss Della Martin, Of Richmond. spent Nom
day with the Missea Eubanks. ,,,,.
Mr. scott Is again back in HIS old place
on the Northampton car lines.
on Monday next. . . s
All the members OF Mrs, Molie Burns fam
ily who have been 20 III With fever are I'M
Miss Hattie Warren. Of RIO vista, and Miss
Maud Merritt. Of Swansboro. visited Niles
Bessie Browning. at. Mayside on Sunday last;
Miss Nora Ford, Of Ridge, has returned
home after several weeks stay With MISS
Berta franklin. OF Richmond: !.
herbrotherV Oscar woodward. who is quite
sick al his home IN Richmond.
#6 Miss Temple Blackburn OF Ridges, ana MRS.
r y. Ford OF West " Main street. havc re.
turned home from visit to Mrs. Fletcher. OF
: Hanover ISL
Little Mics Aurella sanderEon. OF Rich
mond who has apent the Summer at West.
hampton Park with her aunt will return homo
Monday to attend school.
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OLD CHURCH.

Protracted meetings conducted BY the Rev.
Matthews, Of Ohio are In progress OF Emmanuel
EPISCOPAL Church and VIII continued until
q Tie Y picnics at Mr.. John Tomlln's on
"Wednesday last was quite 9 success, There
OCCASION ss BSlah and salem sister eh ur
to Bethlehem. We're well represented and
everyone was quite liberal Two.hundred-an
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NEWS OF SUBURBS

Philadelphia, and return homo via New York,
after taking in the sights OF the Metropolis.
Ernest Fowler IL spending. some time at
the home OF his father, Mr.. J.. @. Fowler.
The East Richmond Carriage Shops are com
PEELED to work overtime In order to get their
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VIRGINIA DAY AT ST. LOUIS,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23D,
SPEClAL EXCURSION RATES

VIA g. e. o. ROUTE.
Friday, September 2Sd, has been select
ed as VIRGINIA DAY at the Great Ex-
The Governor Of Virginia. accompanied
by staff and military of tho State. will
be present at the occasion and which
should appeal to all Virglnians.
Delightful time to see the greatest Of
fairs.
Special rates for season, sixty and fiji
teen day tickets, Low ten day coach
excursion rate tickets on sale Monday,
September 10Th and Tuesday. September
goth.
Use tho q. & o. route-shortest. quick
est ana lbest with through Restibuled
trains. ss
For Pullman reservations and further
information, address,
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vhs oMMe o 9eH ESXdu HeRs E ESSfes
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

on account Of Virginia Day. Worlds
Fair, st. Louis, Southern Railway Will
sell coach excursion tickets, limited ten
days from date of sale, Monday, Septem-
her l9th Rate from Richmond and Yir-
gnla points 81. For information, apply
to ticket agents.
q, w. WEsTRURY. D. r, A,
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Atlantic Coast Line. to Peters.
burg.
Round.Trlp 40c. @
Good going and returning on regular
trains. Commencing sunday, May 18th.
1904.
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SACRED CONCERT,

-Iardella's Band to Play at Reser-
voir Park This Evening,
Iardella's band Will render sacred music at
Reservoir Park this evening from to 4
o. clock, and from to $3.50. This Will be the
i. March, 1.-THE conqueror.n Boehme,
3. Paraphrase, Melody IN +. Rubenste!n-
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MIR. Wllkerson, OF Richmond spent the day
with Ms nthcr recently near this place.
Mr.. John THOMAS. OF Richnond, spent the
day with his sister, Mrs. IIutchinson, during
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MI. and Mrs Joa. Jones OF Richmond. spent
Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Bette
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Nathan cowherd, Of Williamsburg. was re-
emily. q guest OF. W. s. Sheay. OF Spring
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-09
VIII of Mrs. o,Rrlen.

The will of Mrs. Johanna O'Brien
was probated yesterday. George
O'Brien was appointed executor and
Anna O'Brien executrix, to serve with
out bonds. The bequests were as fol
lows:
Home farm in Polk county, 800
acres. to Anna and George O'Brien,
and 20 acres of timber land as an ad-
vancement.
Whlteaker farm In Polk county, 1874
acres, and 20 acres of timber advance
ment to Charles OBrien.
All live stock and farm implements
to Anna, George and Charles.
Five thousand dollars advancement
and $4,000 bequest to Frank O'Brien,
of Albany
Considerable money, which amounts
to his share in the estate and an ad-
ditional sum of $5, to William Law
ler.
The home, on Capital street, to
Anna, George and Charles.