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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

The choir Of Highland Park Methodist
Church will render the following musical
programme this morning:
I.-Risen to-day-Wn, j. kirkpatrick;
Hymn-Anthem--C tho Lord, IS risen
to-day-M. Lindsay; Hymn--Offertory--
Christ our Passover-M, L, MePhatl.
Hymn.
I Miss Louise Gordon Rennle. of Fourth
Avenue, has beon visiting relatives IN
Petersburg, Va.
Mrs, John n. L,ycsay. who has been
quite sick for several days past. Is slowly
Improving.
Miss JAMIE Gaines Of Henrico county,
entertained quite n number OF nor friends
at an Faster egg hunt. last Friday after
noon from to 9,
Mr., DIckerson Is tho guest of his sister
in.luw, Mrs. William II. Holiday, OF
Fourth Avenue.
Mr.. Christian Goodall who has been
confined to the house by sickness for
the mast week. Is now able to be out
Usual Sunday morning services will DO
held at Mizpah Presbyterian Church. this
morning at II o'clock, conducted by tho
pastor, Rev. d. *. Walthnll, Sunday
school at $50 a, NJ
Miss Regina Wilson, of Nottoway coun-
ty will In n few days be the guest OF
Mr., and Mrs, Frank RennIe. of Fourth
Avenue.
The many friends of Miss Maggie
Kirby will be glad to learn that she IS
rapidly improving. after a severe attack
of pneumonia,
The Covenanters' Society of Mlzpah
Presbyterian Church will hold Its resu-
lar monthly meeting this afternoon at
4 o'clock III tho lecture room of the
church.
Tho Young Peoples Progressive Fllnoh
Club Will be entertained next Friday even
Ing by Miss Maude Livesay at her home
on Third Avenue
The East Hanover Presbytery will hold
Its regular spring meeting In Mizpah
Presbyterian Church April nth to 18TH,
Mr. Willie Huxter, after q short visit
to Charles City county, has returned
to his home on Fourth Avenue
Miss Willie Alyis Is visiting her uncle.
Mr. w. II. Moore, of Fifth Avenue.
MIR. William Regain has been confined
to the house by sickness for the past
week.
Miss LILLIAN Watkins, principal of the
Deep Run school, is spending the Easter
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SEVEN PINES.

Superintendent f. IT. Osborne is very
much improved and able to be out
Mr., j. Harry Osborne. who has re-
Gently been appointed superintendent at
fredericksburg. will Leave for that city
in n few days.
During the past month there were n
great number Of visitors to the National
Cemetery and war museum here. and AL
registered at the National Cemetary
Misses AMMO and Grace Reid visited
friends IN Richmond during the past
week.
There VIII be an attractive Easter SER
vice at Corlnth NJ y, Church this nl-
ternoon. arrangements having been made
to that effect.
The following out of town visitors were
here during the past week;
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. r. Warren, OF Wal
than, Mass; i, II. Peace, CT
5Richmond: Mrs cornela Green. OF VIII
mington. Del; JAS Il. Huband. OF Rich
mond; Stephen l.. Hubbard, Of Richmond;
Joseph f, Obrien, Of Boston, Mass;
Thomas A.. Beard, OF Boston, Mass; u.
IF. Harriss, OF Reidsville, n, c., Jas, b.,
Colony, Of Fitchburg, Mass; Miss Sadie
Long and sisters, Charlotte county Va;
Mr.. and Mrs, D. "A, Keys, OF Philadelphia,
Penn; s, M. Nash, New York city; L..
Stanley, Centre Harbor ~ H; Emma
j. Stanley, Centre lIarbor, y. H.; Frank
IT, and Eta r. Marsh. Centre Ilarbor.
N, H.; j, B, Meyers, Baltimore. Md;
Geo. w, Tleagle, Baltimore, Md; Mrs.
Il. r.. Phatt, Boston, Mass, Miss a. S.
Enaicott, Salem, Mass,, r. G, Bond New
York; G.. II. Moshy, Rlchmond; Il, L.
Brown. Richmond; w, ], Dalton, Chlcn-
go. H.; Ed, j. Bryan, Washington, d.
c.; G, II. F'lnell, PAGES, Vail u, Form
VILE, Warsaw, n c.; j, l., Warren, High,
tawer, n, c.; Lizzie Cooper. lllghtoWer,
N, c.; j, c. Smith, Robersonyi)le, n, g:
+. n. Johnson, Richmond; c. y. Basket,
Richmond; r, ". Johnson, Richmond;
Moses II, *. Nadine. Syracuse. N, y;
w. Fl. Herking, Baltimore. Md; III. a,
Groock, Baltimore, Md; Mr., and Mrs.
J. A. Fuq,ia, Richmond; Blanoh Fuuun.
Richmond; Ellen Il. Fuqua, Richmond;
G, A. cambridge, Richmond; g, r, Whit
lock and wife, Richmond; Eddie Jones and
wife, Richmond; Geo, $, Eddy. wife and
daughter, FALL River, Mass. w, \. Pa
mons, Co. i, 50 n, u. S, Vols; MIR and
Mrs Thos. Il. Ten Brock, Rutherford
n. j, Jennie G. Ten Brock, Rutherford,
n. d.; j, Wade and son, lIenrlco county
Wm Austin. Spartanburg s. g; Hattie
>Hechler, Richmond; llma stevenson
Richmond, Va; Marion White pntton
NIludlesex county Gaye Pace Turner
Richmond Mrs. j. Il. Turner, Richmond;
Katharine Wanchopc.- FREDERICKSBURG:
Yakinhi Spsaliura Nagoya, Japan; a D..
Wanchope. Ilarrisonburg; @ L. Shoss'
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Thomas Weimcr engineer Of steamer No.
S. r. +. H., Is visiting friends and rcla-
tives In Newport News.
A. social will be given on April u, for
the benefit OF the Fulton Baptist Church
Parsonage Fund, under tho auspices OF
the Social Committee Of the Young PEG.
pies Society
Tho Degree Of Pocuontas, OF Malta
POM Tribe, No. i19, 1. O.. r. NJ, will be
instituted the second Wednesday, night OF
this MONTH with a roll Of sixty members,
Including some OF the most prominent
ladies' OF Fulton and vicinity. a CONF
mittec composed Of Mcssrs Joseph II.
Barof. Joseph l.. Bickerstaff, w. Nat
Whitlow, r. Nielsen, James a. Black and
BENJAMIN Levy have been untlrins in
their efforts In the organization Of this
council
at the Fulton Baptist Sunday school
service to-day, the pastor. the Rev David
Hepburn. Will present scenes Of the resur-
rection with his magnificent stcreopticon.
81 Victor Levy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Levy. was out on the street Friday.
for the first time since severe spell OF
pneumonia.
Mrs. Henly Ball. wife Of The watchman
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THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful Il Is II
Preservlna Health and Beauty.

r eW FGCQlef N|lVW FVOW SoctNl " ~ "
Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knuws that char
oual IS the safest md most efficient dis
,nsrcctnnt and purifier IN nature, gu.
few realize Its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
Ing purpose.
yo,. take Of 1t the better; It Is not y
drug at all; but simply absorbs tho
gases and impurities always present in
the stomach and intestnes and carries
them out OF the system
Charcoal sweetens tho breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
nnu other odorous vegetables,
Charcoal cffectualy clears and I'M
n1oves the complexion, 1t whltens the
Teeth and further acts as a natural and
cminently safe cathartc,
IL absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and boWels; 1t
dlsinfects tho mouth and throat from the
poison OF catarrA.
Ali druggists sell charcoal! In one form
ar mot her, hut probably the best char
~ 1" and the most for the money Is in
Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges! they are
'omnuscd OF tl,s finest powdered Willow
charcoal and other harmless antlsep-
les in tablet form or rather IN the form
Of large, pleasant tasting !ozenges, the
charcoal being mixed rs ,h WIN Money, ,,
so an tell in Il much improved cpEdltior.
Of The general health better. complex
lon. sweeter breath and purer blood. and
TIC beauty of It is, that no possible harm
can result from tner continued use,
but on the contrary, great benefit,
A Buffalo physician ~ speaking Of We
sluart's Absorbent I.ozenges. to oil pa-
tents suffering from. gas In stomach
und bowels. and to clear, the complex,
lon and purify the breath. mouth and
throat; / also believe the liver Is great
ttcy cost but twenty-five cents box
al drug stores, and although In some
sense patent preparation, yet ! be-
lieye get more and better charcoal IN
stuart's Absorbent I,ozenges than In any
Of the ordinary charcoal tablets"
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Anthem for Easter Day-"Christ our
Passover Is Sacrificed for u.s." q. GossD
Gloria Patri (Smlth.) re Daum Lau-
damus e., w. Iclliott) Jubilate Dec
(smuh.) LYNN No. l16-"Angels Roll tho
Rock Away Recessional-Hymn No. l2l--
1.-THE Strife is Der, Aleluin. :
Evening servlce-Process!ona
No. S6S-"Alleluia, Sing to Jesus" Gloria
Patrl (SImper.) Magnificent and Nunp
Dimittis Caleb. simper) Hymn No, ILL
Christ. the Lord, is Risen to-day"
RecessIona-IIymn No. ll2-"Jesus Christ
Is Risen"
The Chapter OF Praise is composed OF
the following members; President. tho
Rev, G. u. Christian, the pastor; secro-
tary, Miss Gertle Steward; organlst, Miss
Annie Gayle; leader, Mrs. Perclyal Smith;
sopranos, Mrs. Porcival Smith, Misses
Fannie Dowden, Ida lambeth, Ruth
Bushell, and Ethel Goodwin; altos, Misses
Martha Black, Gertie Steward. Fannie
Bnnton and Margaret Enroughty; tenors,
Cleveland Jackson and Percyal Smith;
bassns, Charles Chnlkley and Charles
Reams.
Superintendent and Mrs. y, NJ, Bryant,
of the National Cemetery, have an
nounced tho engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Margaret Bryant, to
MI, Frank C. Mayo. q prominent contrac-
tor and builder OF this city.
Mrs, Ritter, of Fulton llill. is quite W
lat her home
Mrs, Jacob Geffert Is extremely W at
her home on tho Government Read, near
tho National Cemetery.
Mrs. Garter is III at her hons near the
National Cemetery,
The work Of cutting road through
Fulton Illl from Louisiana Street to the
Williamsburg Road Is progressing rapid
ly, and will soon be completed
The condition of Mrs. Harvey Holmes.
who has been III for several weeks, Is
unchanged,
Patrick Henry Council, No, ", ]. q. Y,
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ner, Salem, N. c.; L. A. Bronze, Norfolk.
va; Miss Pet Kendall. Richmond: Miss
Kendall. Richmond Miss Neal, Richmond;
Miss Agnes Mayo, Roanoke; William
Pearson Harrisburg, PENN; Miss q.
Pearson, Harrisburg, Penn; Miss NJ a..
Pearson, Harrisburg, Penn; Ellen Stock
ing, ST. Paul, Mimi: II. Simpson. Detroit,
Mich; ]. H. Mitchell Redwood, Va; 20.
G. Daniel, Manchester; Clarence n. Ire
fry, Inverhlll Mass; T.. j. White, Evans
vile, NJ. c.; j. M. Kelly. Drewryville,i
Va; Geo. D. Welt. Lynchburg.
Roll OF honor pupils OF Seven Fines
school: Ernest Pollard Earl Reid D sam
Taylor. Joe Taylor, CORTLAND Tiller.i
Ethel Clark, Ruth Pollard. Hazel Reid
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OF the United States will participate In the
services.
The services for to-day are as fol-
lows: 1890 a. M.-Prayer, Praise and
Ministry OF Gods Word
800 p. M.-Praycr, Pralse and Ministry
of Gods Word.
1880 p. M.-PreachIng OF the Gospel.
a special meeting for children will be
conducted at 2 o. clock this afternoon. No
collections will be taken.
Councilman Fred. II. CARRIER. has re-
covered from brief illness, and Is able
to be out.
Miss Clara B. Champion Is quite Ill at
the home OF her aunt, Mrs Antonio Silva,
of Fulton Street.
Mr. Charles Wade, foreman Of tho At
lantlc aud Virginia F'ertilizing Company,
who had n piece Of phosphate to get In
his eye a few days ago while unloading
a carload Of the mineral, is getting along
nicely.
The following programme for the Eas-
ter song service will ba sung to-day at
the Weddell- Memorial Episcopal Chapel
for the first time; a @
Morning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. l09-"Welcome Happy Morning
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holidays with her parents on Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut HILL
An Easter entertainment will be given
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of Highland
Park Church for the children tomorrow
afternoon from 8 to o'clock,
Miss Martha Tiller continues quite sick
at her homo on Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Rceder Will leave
next week for their future homo in New
York.
The residents Of Fourth Avenue will be
glad to learn that they Will have a grano-
llthc pavement In the near future.
Mrs. William Huxter has been visiting
relatives at Fort Lee, Va
Mrs. Henshaw and children left last
week to spend some time In Orange coun-
ty.
Mrs. j. D. Tucker. of South Boston.
Va. visited relatives on the Hill last
week.
Mr. John Tiller, of Ashland, Va. and
brother, Mr.. II. p. Tlller, of Spring Grove.
Hanover county. have returned home,
after a pleasant visit to Mrs p. a. Var
brough, OF Fifth Avenue,
Mr.. w, Fl. Moore. Of Chestnut Fill, Is
improving.
Miss Rosa Small Is confined to her home
| by sickness.
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GAlNEs's MILL.

Instead Of II o'clock to-day, as usual
tho services will commence at 1880 at
Walnut Grove Baptist Church. and Sun
day-chool at 0 o'clock.
The Black Creek Baptist Church. VIII
reor.anize It's Sunday school to-day at 3
o'clock, and at $3.50 the regular service
will be conducted by the pastor, 3 Kew.
A. H. Lanthern
Mr.. Mckay epd Mr.. McMlnn dlned
with q. Peace at the Glimpse on Sunday
last near Old Church.
mond, expects to spend her holidays at
the home Of lier parents at Hickory
Grove. :,
Miss Helen Camp who is attending
school In Richmond will spend her Eas "
ter holidays at the home OF her parents
near Black Crock.
Miss Kate Adams has been quite IN
disposed during the past week., .
rho Easter en- tertalnment for the bene-s
Mt of Prospect Methodist Church. VIII be
rlyen on Monday at the home Of MIS-.
Mary Duvall, An elaborate programme
has been selected for the OCCASION SUP
per and refreshments viii be served nc
city prices, Y
Harry osbourne, Superintendent OF Cold
LIorbor cemetery, expects to be removed
10 Fredericksburg shortly.
Iney tile llttle daughter Of Mrs. Willie
Kclium, who has been III lor the past
two weeks, Is improving.
4# O. q. Alexander, sheriff OF the coll'-
~. recently lost one of his saw mills by
fire. The loss was heavy. and was not
covered by Insurance.
Miss Lyle Barker has returned to her
home nfter short visit TO her sister.
Mrs. Stewart at Cold Iiarhor
Miss Gertie Lee Burnett was the guest
of Miss Duval OH Sunday last.
Mrs. Harry Osbourne Is improving az.
ter her recent Illness. Her mother ana
sister, Mrs and Miss Tiller. OF Henrlco,
are at her bedside,
Mr., and Mrs. G, Parker expects 70 re- (
turn to their home IN Richmond shorty
after a stay of several months Win
their daughter, Mrs. Mamie Gauldlns, near
Bankers Mill
MI. ana Mrs. Elmo Barker, OF Gold
Villa expects TO spend their Easter Win
MIR. Barker's sister. Mrs, Flufner,
The fox hunters spent two DAYS last
week In a chase on the Rlmunaey river.
which was enjoyed by all engaged in the
snort Several reds were chased IN their
holes l5y well trained dogs. Some Of the
hunters were John IIaw, Strone Rober-
sen both of King William county; ButF
hr Terry, Of Richmond; George Peace,
Of Hanover, and others,
Charley Jenkins, the supsrvisor % me
roads here has made oonslderable eli,nse
on Bowson swamp ilill. which has been
imnassable for some time. 1t Is now ~
good driving order,
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Regular services at the Baptist Church
at II A. NJ and s. P, M, conducted by
the pastor. Rev. G. p. Scott. Morning
subject: THE Chief Cornerstone OF
Christianity" A special musical pro-
gramme will be rendered by trained
choir Sunday school services at $3.50
a. NJ. All are cordially Invited to at
tend these services.
Rev. G. P, Scott by special tation,
will preach the anniversary sermon be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Of Virginia Union University ut
$3.50 this afternoon.
The game of ball at Brookand Park
Saturday between the Barton Heights
and Brootland Park teams was won by
the former by the score of 0 to S. The
batteries were rs follows: B. ,, Avis
and Vaughan. B. II. Pitt aud Rose.
Mi Fl, a. Peaseley, Of Baltimore, is
visiting at th: Seminary.
MI r. II, White. who has been visit
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THEY ACTUALLY
DO THE WORK
Food Eaten is Worthless Unless Digest
N. ed-some Stom chs Must Have Help.

Food taken into the stomach. whic
from the nature OF the food or the con-
d;tion OF the stomach. Is not digested Is
worse than no food at MI. This is II
true statement as far AS It goes and a
great many dyspcptics go only this far
with their reasoning. They argue with
themselves that because their stomachs
do not do tho work given them, they
must be given less work; In other words,
they must be starved, It would be just
as sensible for business man who is
unable TO do all his own work to cut
down his business to his own capacity
az 1t Is for man to starve himself to
relieve his stomach. The sensible bust
ness man employs help and goes forward
with his business. Likewise the sensl-
BILE dyspepuc will employ help for his
stomach ard give his body proper nour-
iThnnsnt.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets actually do
the work assigned to them. They relieve
weak and overbu rdened stomnchs OF a
great portion OF digestive action. Their
component parts are Identical with those
the stomach and they simply take up the
grind and carry on the work just the
same as u good. strong, healthy stom-
nch would do It,
On this account Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural In their ac-
ton and effects. They do not cause any
unnatural or violent disturbance in tile
stomach or bowels. They themselves d.
gest the food and supply the system with
all ths nourIshment contained IN what Is
eaten and carry out Natures plans for
The sustenance and maintenance or the
body,
How much more sensible Is this method
than that employed by many sufferers
from weak stomuchs. BY this means the
body and brain get all the good, nutrl-
tjous food they need and the man Is
properly nourished and equipped to car
~ on his work and perform his duties,
He could not possibly be ~ proper work
Ing condition by starving himself or en-
ploying soma new tangled, insufficient
food that does not contain enough nutrl-
n;ent for year-old baby. a strong man
doing strong work must be properly fed
and this applies to the brain as we'll as
the body.
Stuarrs Dyspepsia Tablets, by reliey-
Ing the stomach OF It's work. enable It
Il, recurerate and regain its normal
health and strength. Nature repairs the
worn and wasted tissues Just as she
heals and knlts the bone OF broken
limb, which Is, OF course. not used dur
ing the process OF repair.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by all druggists at 30 cents a box, and
they are the one article that the drug,
Eist does not try to sell something in tho
place Of that's "just as good" Their un-
Qualified merit and success and the uni
yersnl demand for them has placed them
Within the reach OF every one,
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~ Tho Richmond Cedar Works, who has
been extremely Ill, I sslightly improved.
Mrs, Charles d, Crater who lives about
i've miles below Fulton. on the N'Ver
Road Is quito i'll.
The roll OF honor for Fort Lee school
for the week ending March ", Is as lo!-
lows. Charlie Clark, Wesiie Clark, Fred
Salso, Josie Plylcr, Wnona Algner,
Elsie Clark, Fannie Eacho. Louise Miller.
Mnrple Miller, August Aigner ana Johh
Mrs. Mary u. Kaufet is quite sick at
her home on Denny Street.
cantnin Charles u. Brown, OF the Fu!-
ton yard Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
IS able to return to. his post OF duty, at
ter being detained at his residence ON
Louisiana Street for several months' OH
account Of rheumatism,
James Hughes, one Of the Oldest resi-
dents of Varlna. is extremely III AZ the
home Of his son-in-law, Daniel Crltten-
den.
EASTER EGG HUNT,
The arrangements for the Faster cgs
hunt, to be given at CARRIERS Grove, on
Fulton Hill. by tho ladies' OF the Fultoll
Baptist Church, have been completed, anu
tho affair will take place tomorrow a
large Quantity of eggs has been secured.
and prizes will be awarded the youngest
person finding ,he most eggs, and the
person tinding the least number, Tho
charge OF admission to the hunt VIII be
five cents and the proceeds Will be added
to the parsonage fund of the Fulton
Baptist Church,
rho pulpit of the Weddell-Memorial
Episcopal Chapel, will be occupied at
both services to-day by the pastor, the
Rev. Guy Christian.
The convention for Christians, which Is
| held annually at the Gospel Hall. on Or
leans Street, began yesterday moring at
1880 o'clock. Speakers from all parts
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Ing at the Seminary, has returned to his
home In Williamsburg. a.
Mr., III. G. Long. Of Baltimore. Is visit
Ing at the Seminary
Mrs. D. 0. Burch. who has been visit
Ing in North Carolina, has returned home,
Misses Emma and Lizzie and Tracy
Foley are visiting their grandmother
Mrs Foley, Of Bon Air.
Mr.. He Branch, who has been Visit
Ing at the Seminary, has returned TO his
home In WILLIAMSBURG
Mr.. g. M. Miller, Of Baltimore Is visit
Ing at the Seminary.
Mr., Letcher Boone has returned home
from business trip to Danvllle. Ken
lucky.
Miss Mollie Duval has left for Chester
field to visit relatives.
Miss Ida Lee, of Cotman, Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r, Lee. OF NIL
Ter Avenue.
Mr.. G. B. Peaseley has returned to his
home from business trip to Clifton
Forge.
Miss Clara Armstrong, OF Amelia, Is
the guest OF Miss Mary Jones.
Mr. C. A. Williams, Of Petersburg, Is
visiting at tho Seminary
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Williams. OF Pet
ersburg, who have been visiting Mrs
Frank Wilkinson. have returned to their
home.
Miss Matte Rose, of Hollins Institute.
Is spending the Easter holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Z, Rose, OF
Barton Heights.
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Al A., Withhold its regular weekly feet
Ing Tomorrow night ut Nelson's f.
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GOING TO NEWPORT NEWS TU EsoAY,
APR L STIR

Launching Hatteship Virginia.
PIentv of coaches to be- moved on quick
time Enjoy yourself and let Others knew
yDu asr happy.
Sac round trip on Chesapeake and
Ohio excursions,
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You have no idea what wonders the
WANT ADS. in The Times Dispatch
work until you try them. u pays " ~
convinced.
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Lewis Bowers t2) Robt Drake, (2):
Rosa Drake, (2l; Stanley Griffin, (2); Ell
ton Griffin. Charlie Griffin Teresa Hlg.
gins. (2); Ernest johnson, CO: Henry
Murano, ~: Willie Murano (2); Susie
Rohleder. (2) Myrtle Reitelback, (o);
Esther Stiles. t2): Henrietta Trimmer.
(11.
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IOtul reCeipIS. ...'.s'''. .''..''''' 'coVU. ~
Total expenditures. ..,.. .....,.... 6OO7 %
Nothing In treasury Dec. 81, 1908
EXPENDITURES.
March %.
q. V. Critchheld, part Of June, all Of
October and November ......... 81 ,fs3 "a
HillsbOro l. E Co, August. Sept, Dec. =.
and part Of March .......,........ l,GO4 %
Sept. 81.
Merchants Nat. Bank, light ccrtif.
dated May 5. .,......... ..:.....,... ol2 ~
G. V. Critchield, light certif dated
June 2 and April ....,..,...... 1.021 II
Hillsboro l. & + %, light March, July
and August Observation-Disclosures. l,44o N
-
Total expenditures. .aioO7 So
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THE NEws-HERALD HILLsBORO THURSDAY MARCH !, 1904

Il. 9. ID. Doggett Clerk Of the. village of
Hillsboro, Ohio. do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a true statement OF all the re.
ceipts and exp, ndituics, the amount Of bonds
Issued and for what purpose. Of the village OF
Hillsboro, Ohio for the fiscal year ending
December 81. 1903. @. ID DtJGGETT,
Clerk Of the Village OF Hillsboro, Ohio,
Approved: II. r. MORROW, Mayor.
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Trust In God.

Practical infidslity may 60 with pro-
fsssed fidelity.
A mans faith may be known only by
his faithfulness.
Gods responsibility begins where
mans ability ends.
When a man denies God in his heart he
will deny humanity In his life.
You cannot expect God to honor your
drafts when you refuse Him your dc.
posits.
The cloud that hides God is often but
the smoke from the fires Of passion In
the heart.-Ram's Horn.