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CARPET CLEANING,
N. E.GStg6I CLEANING Co
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern
AZ a. - WEST s5TH-sr.
Ntt. all-aefh-st. Established 1857
" ~ SohDAS- r LEN1Z.
J. & ]. W. WILLIAMS.
$50 w. 54TH ST. Tel ses
-. - : .,.,- Columbus.
49, ~ NisH3AnANe- Established IsTB
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING 20
Nleaus BY compressed air steam hand -
o. toor. 1900 Broadway s2l Dast sSfb-ss
SSE a. BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth.
W. WILLIAMS a SON.
2l0 ". 77th-st. Tel. 2z~
o.. -. Riverside.
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Instruction


For Both Sexes-Clty.
rf,5rr rgrRIETz SCHOOL on LAeGI AGl--- .
$500 suare ID 30 Brreduayl lsro5fl % court -
- 5.-r.ar spanish Italian AZ school ard residence
Alei'.'- - .,i,.r-r.rgr.s-tsF- EhNfAf-E
waldorf Astoria. ieldl d l-arr - % scl5..--
$3.50 .rrrs-T- f1i' AIhe rIt..Lh
f-arfsf fsrf-Ea obfenucs r-ztuiternent leroe
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GARDENER and FTORISr.-By married
man. English birth. twenty-f7ur years
exulrieure Iu four places. nine years IN lslss
uflcs- best references. Address HENRI
WOOD Warw i-k. y. Y.
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-Sew-EuEland woman. e1-
psriencet. reliable. kind. as companion,
Boston. Address III West Brookiine-st
Boston
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HOTEL GLADSTONE,
HOTEL RUDOLF.

lsutc CITY y. J. Rooms en- suite with bath steal
boat Elevator from level SO week and ~
N- 0''i I. F BURCH.
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AlyNElLIIsEAENrs ana subsrTsptionr -or
Ihe Tribune received al fhei- TTrfc.---
ol.os. No, $50 Broadway. between s0fb
SIC ctth Sta until O'Clock =. IN. aaver-
I.shtents received az -hs following hrnrrt
otlices ~ reEillar ofilce rates until : ofrlo~t-
y. N. VIZ % tth-a q. q cor Zas-sf I.
- % -~ls. cor l2th-st; 81 East ian - .
- " 80 Axo-st-. between 7th and sth ave. :
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TPrTDT -TTRE~g - Receivers furniture
makes sofa pillows. etc would Ike WORK
IN boarding house Address r. ?. r. %
East lsfh.st
VISITING GgNERNESS -Tnstr7icts Eng
fish. accent marks punctuation. etc . can
give facility Tor th@ requirement 81 foreign
llU-rG1les. IN ono. fourth time. Miss NET
TIE KERN. Hanover 81. Queens. Long
Island
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

PRIVATE FAMILY VIII rent one or two
f'pTu6 10 gentleman OF lady. moderate
terms comfort ana refinement only found
lu wei appointed private home: telephone,
breakfast * desired. 63l West 5Stn-st.
COMFORTABLY furnished light rooms FOR
gentlemen. steam heat and bath SO INT
rersiry Place
'e4H 81. WEST l18 Large and small
rooms. elegantly furnished. private house
anc family. very refined SURROUNDINGS
breakfast optional. gentlemen preferred
FOR SALE.
PLATFORM spring top butcher wagon
cheap. J. SPIELRR, II Stuyvesant-st-
gth-et Gd-ave
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J
Remains open throughout the year Every known COM
COLI PRIVILEGES running water N
I be5roafrs TRAlMDHE HOTEL. CpAltANh
ID. WHITE President
New York Rer - 2sq Fourth Ave.
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No. s1O.5I1 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book r. called upon 70 present the
saie book VIII be declared cancelled ana ex-
unEuished and new one issued IN lieu
Thereof.
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LOST. -hankboo- No 023.l7l Bank fo-
Savings. 2s0 shave, Nevv-Yorly paw
ment stoFped Please return booir 10 ban,r
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School Agenclcs.

IA RfFprrs~ hND FOEEIGN TEAcfif1It5 AGtNCf
~ s~rffe. Frofassrrs Teacher Tutors t1oFernesseA
- a. College,. SCHOOLS and FarliIeg Apliy 20
~. Al j YOUNG FULTON. . Union square
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GpNf-I,Nl --;s'--A onruTe@tsut American lady
wishes rp tak. charge - a grown child !;
fleaAs French and spanish. also mu-
flcls-. hest - references. Address Nine.
l. $40 Sra-e.-t. brooklyn
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
ACCOUNTS Strengthened. books written up
and kept by expert tp'hhorp~r. regularly
OF ueca-ionaIly. y. tHlLDS. los West
l0f;a.-t
ACCOUNTANT by expert. balancing or
auditing books and accounts FOR corpora
lions. firms or individuals EXPERT Room
1910 lao Broadway
Eo1KkEEPER. office man. take charge Of
small nroee, references Address g. H.
~ Tribgre ONCE.
HOOKKEEPER. cashier. competent man
aver. reliable, highest references Ad-
dress KRAMER. cas- 50. AIMS ave.
aged -. ~ years experience. first class
references; prefer private office az about
Sl2 o. start JOHN MANIA. G15 East
i3eth-at.
BLACKSMITH. with general knowledge Of
machine work. lathe ard wise work ia
factory. r.. r.. llG Elm-st.. Astoria. Long
Island city
BOY. -. In office or wholesale house. can
operate switchboard Address HARRY
SCHWARTZ. go East 4th-st.
COMPANION 70 elderly gentleman or In
valid. by man. 80. Address GEORGE
NTNZT-I. Dundee Inhs. y. !.
CHAUFFEUR. %. single. in country. un-
d.rstauls repairing AN kfrds 81 aut0mo-
s s HERMAN. 10 Greenwieh-st. top
h"o'
CARPENTER. superintendent or foreman.
t.uI1.-hIE competent San -1 drauEhtiuc
and detailing. salary reasonable refer
enres. q. L. IA BARR 1920 81. and nth
ave.
pRAUGUTsMAN.- IN drauFhung
room. J. J. 3. T33 Decatur ST. Brooklyn.
DAIRYMhS.- by single Dane. eight years
best 81 reference Address s. BtS *. sip
perups Myeri. Naatved station. Denmark.
observation-disclosures msn. single. In mill or
wholesale commission house on fancy
vrorsteds or wo, Hers: 3 years experience.
graduate Of Philadelphia Textile school; ex-
ceIleut references Address l.. F.. 1lO Full
ton ST. Chester. Penn.
pESIG%ER.-By an experienced designer
and painter on earthenwSre and china
Address FRANK DULAK. 2i5 franklin
st.. New-Haven. conn
DIR AWNINGS Machine constructor. with
many years experience. completes plans
and MODELS Of new machines. workshop and
Patent ONCE drawings, copies. SC. r. g.
BERLIN. 10 Liberty ST.. Room 3l2.
DRIVER American: good references.
DRIVER. Commerce..
DRIVER or PoRTER-Ry n willing and
obliging worker, has character from
previous employers. II r. CULVER.
4G6 Atlantic ave. BROOKLYN
NFER--First class license. as enEf-
neer and superintendent OF factory. high
class apartment or hotel. thoroughly com
Yetent In all branches. references will bear
strict investigation: permanent. JARDON
82G West 42d-s
ENGINEER.-Besto Of reference: not afraid
Of hard work: can furnish tools FOR pip
ing and all general work H NJ J.. Trib-
Offs
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REFINED. car8hls business woman. havfna,
had years experience as ge~r~farv
treasurer ans nffrs manager desires posi-
tiHr OF responsibility ard t-rI-t: accustomed
O. handling Cn-r"Huuuleure. managing
clerical force. attending 90 advert lslnE mat
tors. sfo highest references. Address *
ECTTINE ABILITY. Tribune Uptown of
fe-. gG4 Tr.aFWH.
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HOTEL ISLESWORTH

ATLANTIC CITY y J.
American and Elroreln plans. Extensive interior i'm
rrrts I.uE distance telephCns service iu bedrooms
Rooms on suite. with private baths
Fresh water 81 every taf1 i''-e wafer from
our own aIteslau vg.lL Elevator from street SIN AZ
Care nd orchestra tAsafty ''H'-
s1k'r mailed Personal representative az hotel savoy;
fqfr--t and 5th-ave who're be secured sia
-. D. - -.-
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HOTEL STRAND,
THE REVERE,

Built u brick Beach front Atlantic City. \. J. Per
SOnsl representative. PARK Place daily.
FAIRBAIRN a WILLIAMS
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TTADDON HALL ATLANTIC CITY. y. Hot sni
i co's sea water baths LEEDS & LlTPINCoTr.
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ANTIQUES. CURIos AND SILVER
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ATTRA CIlNE SUITES with and without
board. ElnEle rooms. doctors oflces. ell
iocEtiona; reference Information free
g. c. LELAND a. Co.
= West 83d-st
1CT'1i-Sr 90 with hoard. Desirable
rooms; house and appointments first class.
references exchange.
6e8 MADTSON-ANE tGZ. Third floor
suite. three rooms; VII divide. fine large
second floor room. with board: table hoard.
VEST END-ANE., $40. CORNER 1u3d-st. -
Beautifully Furnished. bright, attractive
rooms. excellent table. refined SURROUNDINGS.
near Riverside Drive
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COMPANION. by refined middle aged
lady. Protestant. as companion % In
valid or elderly lady. mothers assistant.
Eoveruess 20 delicate children: EcngIsh
piano. competent TET STWORTHY. 643
Prospect Place. Brooklyn.
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0sr.-Bankbook No. s8O.lST. Bank Tor
haNlngH, 80 Sth-ave-, NeW-York Paw
nom floIflea Ilease RUN bod. 20 hanl.
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HOTEL JACKSON,

ATLANTIC CITY. X T.
An absolutely nleYruof Beach hotel, Virginia
Ave The Iea4.n Ad5acent 10 tie famous Board
Sf-et TIt. handsome ocean fTuIg rooms
Musical concerts daily ana
v-fr Terms American Plan. s. 50 sl5 90 and 81 90
vraakfv Write illustrated 1t-
fre PARA PLACE CTAs. =. COPE. Proprietor. JOHN
CHT-~E Manager Also kitfntiu-y Hotel. DelaMaTN
49, ~ On Mav III N-Lonl-c--
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THE ALBEMARLE.

yi-a-fa Ave near Beach. Atlantic city y. :. This
fHuT.Galiv modern hotel new throughout.
containing 700 LARGE front rooms Thoroughly
heated. equipment and comfort Ter the
entertainment 81 spring guests. and az al times enjoys
and select Among its appointments
private and putc baths elevator service 200 feet
o. sun rsrllrs spring special rates
Of 5000 So % weekly. 500 up daily Orchestra
concerts daily and evening. Booklet upon request
J. p COPE.
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GARDENER and FIORIST.-French. 50:
Thoroughly understands care of green
r...--a vegetables ana aII work 90 t- done
on r-ivat. place: Al reference Adiress
BOX g. I5l5 slave.
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FARMER and working foreman. by a good
English speaking German, experienced In
American farming. married man. with wtte
and three children. wife can hoard help.
attend dairy and poultry. several years On
LAST place. and now leaving on account q
death Of employer. reference the best I
II NJ Carpenters ia Gth-7ve.
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COACHNAN-By a Competent man: vears
% experience; best OF references. twelve
years IN one place. Address Q. H. 246
Rens haw-ave-. East Orange. y. J.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS -,


-, S. !, - SiAN.-Stnglo. middle 49,.
80. IN. handy with tools; car-s,S1 ciean
$500 tll altomo oiles; thorough arissr.
tiere1.s us $500, .ofk IA every particuiar-- 'asr
pumps. elevators. lawns al - neating
..- 5's - % So monthly: sxoeris,,,' sEays;
,5. 1efsanal references. JANfr, e-iva,.
Lott 81 3d-ave NslAS tar
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FARMER Foreman by North ~ Ireland
Protestant: married: wife. two boys aged
n and 4 years. thoroughly experienced with
all branches - farm and dairy. wife fine
poultry and dairy woman. butter maker.
&c: will board help, eight years IN last
place. references the best. ready now. r.
k at Carpenters. t54 6th-avs.
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GAEADlRN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

INTENDED Steamship 6aines from Vancouver for Japan
China and Philippine Islands
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS

Especial T. The Times psp,asstte7h1 J.. !,
has been observed BY the pastors and
Of the city ers IS he th0 IN Tffs s
several churches on each night OF the
weok. with ne Sxee nntIoifa q SATURDAY
The services have been VOL attenaed,
BY tn Infringing Of the congregations
Mr. Haywood Luckett and Miss Ellie
LyIes were married on Monday at N
parsonage OF ST. Mary's Catholic church
the ceremony was performed by the, Roy.
tather II. J. Cutler AFTER tme ce Ia}t Tx
Southern tqar t. Jf pam " tSu g ai3y
Ali extcnsiYe schedule has been an.
nounced for tie month Of January Ter
the meeting of the hounds OF the Came
ron Run Hunt Club, 49,, ,.a,,
Mr. Henry Roblnson, w tna - n ther p Mr
], +, Robinson. has returned 70 his home.
~ H IHs Fa9a conway Moncure, who has
been rS visiting relatives In the. city. has
returned to her home. At FAIRFAX Courts
hnllSa
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SOCIAL In STAUJNTON.

Springs, Md. to spend some time.
Capt. W. l.. Messick has returned TO
his home In 1rvington after visit to his
daughter here, Mrs. "A. F. Rowe.
Mr., and Mrs. j. p. Willis and children
have returned from visit to Prof. j. NJ.
Harris, tho parental home OF Mrs. Willis,
whore q house party was In progress dur
Ing the holidays.
Miss Agnes Roach has returned from a
visit to relatives In Philadelphia,
Misses May Rowe and Manic Amber
have returned to Hannah Moore Acad :
envy, near Baltimore. after spending the
holidays ut their homes here.
Mrs. r. A. Coghil and Miss Adrian
Cogbill, of Bowling Green, were the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. J. Garnet klng TINS
Capt. M. B. Rowe and Mr., II. B, Lane
have returned from q visit to Washing
ton. :.
Miss Ewens, OF Baltimore, Is the guest
OF Mr.. aud Mrs, II. w. Middleton.
Mrs, j. II. Faber and Miss Addie Free
man, of Norfolk. and Mrs. J, 9, kaul-
man, OF Portsmouth, have returned 70
their homes after visit to their parents.
MIR. and Mrs George Freeman IN TINS
city, ts
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SALEM SOCIAL.
snecla 10 The Times Dispatch.)

SALEM, VA. Jan, 9.-The social club
WI. delightfully."- entertained Friday even
ino by Miss Annie Langhorne. Euchre
was played and tho first prizes We're won
by Miss Julia Hubbard and Mr.. Charlie
Williams, the consolation prizes by MIST
Gussie Bowles and DR.. Koontz.
Supper was served.
The guests We're: Misses Galloway
Emma Ayres, Nora shanks. Mary Shanks'
Mary Hartman Agnes Armstrong, Gussl"
Bowles, Julia Hubbard, Claudtne Fergu'
son. Jane Johnston, Bessie Henderson
Mabel Bowman. LOOMS Logan ana MRS
John Logan. Of Norfolk; Messrs. a. o.
Williams, John Logan. Charlie Williams
II. NJ. Fox, G. S. Bowman. Robert Los
gan, Robert Hubbard. George Logan, =, a.
Greenland. Ashton ATinsley, =. = Leasp
Captain r, B. S. shackelfoFd ana Iseut
Misses Alma ana Katie Garrett gave ,., a
Marty Thursday evening In honor OF thelr
guest, Miss De Wald. OF ONO
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(sneclnl to Tho ,rimcs-Dlspntch.)


sTAuNToN. VA, Jan. s,--Miss Elsie
Miller delightfully."- entertained her many
friends at her home on Wednesday even
ing. After some time spent IN playins
different games, refreshments "o'o
served.
Pearl Stoyer Ella and Daisy Furr, Fan
ME and Maudc Airey. Annie and Elsie
Fluff, IJflo White. Iona Berry, Edna
Mitchell, Lena Chapman, Meta Chapman
The gentlemen were Messrs W.ilhel
brewer, Harry Fultz, Frank Liy'ck' trans
Drake, Hugh and Dave 1lurleS, As ~,
and Thomas Picker, Hugh 1 porsy f,vsrs
gene Slower. Arthur Furr' Johh DSe's'
Arch Berry and e. Dlnkle,
Miss Lena Cohran, OF the county, en-
tertained on Thursday IN honor OF nul
friend Miss Anna Vansaun' OF Ne~Iae'-
Mr.. Luther L. clemmer and Miss Ger :,
trude Buchanan were haFr'cu 001'
evening. ~ ,,, r,.,o,
Mr.. Ashland r. Harlan and MISS E nIn.,
roe burgess, daughter OF Rev. ana Mira.
G., r. Burgess. were married ~ tne S 'o,
~ wednesday. Miss Burgess IS manu-
GONE young lady. The groom 4lVcs ~
Washington, d. 9. III, ,n doro
Mr., John p. Slower ana MISS tsaIot -
Huff were married Tuesday ny Rev, ~ -, =,
nsrher the groom ia nineteen and the
bride seventeen. at a>co,.
For some time past wo have hnu excel ,a''
lent skating at the Fair GROUNDS laha.
/, was estimated that 1900 people were
at tho pond yesterday. I, ma ss
The City Council Is being urgea 70 lmss
an anticipating ordinance, and y " WIZ ~
likely the same will 20 throueh " t"s
next meeting Of the GouncM, ao,,,,,,or.
Mrs. j. Mason Miller and dnugnlu.,
Nice ~, Morenret, left for Richmond Thurs
S M'vs a p s by Miss Bette Is, NIL VIZ
Ter, who viii make her debut n ~ tsnd d''t the
mond society. where she w! u'e'N N'e
rerm1an there on Monday night
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Is. The Castle OF the Virtues II.
Blanche leur, the White Flower OF Puri-
ty. 49, The Vision Of the Graham
fortas' Death. 16. Galahad's Benediction.
Ii. Galahad Crosses the River OF Death
and Life. is. The Spiritual city ~
fsalahad's Attainment
a most attractive feature or me Zee
ture recital will be it's inspiring and
beautiful musical programme. The Wo-
mans Club is most fortunate IN num-
bcring amongst its members two such
gifted artists as Mrs William II. Adams
and Miss Roberta H. Allen. who have
graciously consented TO render the tol-
lowing selections from Lohengrliis ana
Parsifal. Mrs. Adams Is pianist OF
exquisite finish and beauty, and her m
terpretations OF the highest and best IN
music are marked by a rare power ana
breadth of feeling. Miss Aliens musical
genius voices itself In the violin She
adds 10 her clear phrasing and perfect
execution, most appealing sympathy
and poetic expression The programme
i. In the Days of Knighthood and
M!nst-eisy-
TIE knights of the Grail ''Lohen-
grin and Parsifal'' illustrations (stereop-
t!coa from the operas as given at Bay
reuth with musical motives; plano obli-
3. ude-"schwanenlied and Elsa's
JutelgcEaag.n Lohcngrin. Violin and
d .rhe Quest OF the Grail" Dramatic
recitation arranged from the 'ldyls OF
The Kips." Illustrations, sir Galahad's
quest. Picture prize by Edwin Abbey
In Eoston Public Library tstereopticon
rerroductious}-
Mrs. Tying viii arrive in the city to-
morrow. and be the guest of Mrs. r, J..
Hunter. at No 2i5 East Franklin Street,
while here. Her lecture on The Bar
b.5on Painters" will be given In the Wo-
mans club tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O
O'clock 'ghc subject Is most attractive
and the lecturer. ii is safe to say, VIII
deal with it In manner that Will de-
light her audience.
Entertainments.
Many Of ire debutantes this winter
! have preferred being tie host,,sses Of Il
| series OF dinner and card parties Ia
tic regulation crush" Which usually at
| ,ends q coming ON; affair" Miss Lima
| sh!e,ls has adopted this plan to the
| u.utuai salistaE,ion Of herself and lsal
/ many Richmond friends Miss Shields
/ spent The early winter in New York with
he. mother and Sister. but returned in
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RADFORD.
,snecial to The Times ispatch.>

Especial to The Times-p lspatol',)
RApFoRD, VA, Jan. 9,-Mlss sue
Tyler will visit Mrs. Preston Carson In
Richmond the Goth, and Misses Belle ana
liz '',rvIer will leave week later to
y ,Isii Miss Alice serpell at Norfolk,
Rev, Inv, Irwin has been granted 2 {,
months vacation, which ne WI! sp ,gaV
at his home III Lexington and IN new
Mrs. Joe Trgg, Of Abingdon, Is visit
Ing her parents, MI, and Mrs ", ~
lula, the 14-montha- old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. =, G. Roberts died sun
day or,,,, 80. 5o,,,ht-
fully entertained Thursday afternoon py
Mrs, Geo. p. Kimball' -
Mr.. Geo. II. Anderson. who resldes near !,
Bell Hampton, in Pulaski! county ,E goa h,s
n,',a.Snv' on the farm OF Mr.. w, =, Vlck,
arr, Mr.. Anderson is IS years old, ana
ia in q serious condition,
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member is requested to mako an orig
Mrs. M. i. Dunn and l!ttlefs SON. Irvine vine
of West Virginia, are at Genernl iilat - .;
Senator T. G. Moon spent Saturday ana
Messrs G. Il. Harris. Jackson Beal ana
zach. Jones attended COURT In Char
Nj. j.. s. Davis, Of Newport, News.
spent the holidays at his homa here
Miss Clara Pitts loft Sunday Tor black
s MIS-, Dora Lynch, accompanied by her
children. John and Katie. left for Fork
NJ, n Fer e RSSrrien has returned to ELL
Mr.. Norman Daniel. after O. visit to his
homo here. returned to Fork Union Aca a
MI Mrs - Mamie AN elmer has been quite sick
Dr. ), S Peadleton arrived in scotts-i
vile this week.
school at Red Hill on Monday.
EggIeston, after a visit to his mother
INF Mr. rrancis Harris returned to Rlacka-
ug Miss = Nora s Billiard is spending a few
days at Chester. after visit 10 Spot
Sylyania. tat. IAF
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IN FREDERICKSBURG.
fsnoclal 10 The rlmesr plspatch.)

9EpER1ckspuRd, VA, Jan. D., w..
rho rcnctIon after the festivities OF ne ne
ho niI aysi has eauged quiet week here re-
s nonanys xii Of tha events have been o.
t tbe most modest kind this week. ana a
i nave mot not been Of greater importance aI
than the entertainment q card par,,et ngs I
fow meetings OF nlnch CLUBS ala u I.naco,
Mrs, Charles Il, Hu y in wilmington.
~: na -. ANNA Fleming, OF Newport News.
was tho guest this week q Miss siaFsa'ss
sCrsmond ...,o 4 Z; ranite
Miss IsIlle Woods has soRe - ~ Af''' y
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WILMINGTON, N. c.

(speoia! to The Tines lspatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. O., Jan. 9.-The
GROWING event OF the season WAS the
splendid reception by Mr.. and Mrs Penn
broke Jones at "Airlie," Last week there
were four pretty dances by social clubs.
The Harvard Relief Company, the popu,
lar German organization, on New years
night celebrated the compilation o. "
handsome new club house with pan
end banquet ,.,, 3,
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GA s. ~ - ..L q As.
R..,. Il. I, Tho Kind You Haze Always Bought
''ss !, L11Az11x
FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHLAND

ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
The quickest route by ono hour and i've
minutes, trayersed by trains superb IN
every appointment, composed OF the highs
est standard Pullman Sleeping, Drawings
Room, Observation. Library anq plnlns
Ears: cuisine tho best the markets ats
FORD served table de hote, Tickets are
now on sale by this linz to all principal
Winter Tourist Resorts In Georgia.
Florida. Cuba, New Providence and the
Southwest, at very low rates For de.
scrIptiye matter and full information, ap.
BY to any agent Of the company or,
~ g, s.. CAMPBELL.
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/. "a Modern Shakespeare

drama, IA Modern Shakespeare. war
presented at the Academy OF Music un-
der the auspices OF the Wilmington Light
Infantry and was brilliant society
triumph in which local talent took part,
Tho society women OF Wilmington
following long established custom
are arranging to give Leap Year ball
Tho date is set for Friday night Janu.
airy 18th In tho Masonic Temple
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Tailored Suits and
Goats

Hall Prices rulc ~ e11eoe Pat
what formerly were marked $40 are now
S,: Sac values are now $40 and higher
priced garments show the same proper
tionate reduction.
The fact Is our stock must be closed out speed
Nv and we resort to our usual procedure>of TT
ting prices to your pocketbook, to enable us 10
have clear tables for the spring seaEon garments.
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sCOTTsVlLLE.

fsneeial to The ri,nes-Dlsnatch,l
scne,rTr,rSYILLE, Va, Jan. e,TThe ,fhu tis
dag Night Club Vas entes.a1IqI sprl \ New tns
home q t,, "a 4 nav feature OF the .Qrgan-
EsItiE lion Is the Institution Of the GLIB mag,
~ na iss,.ed senl, month";. 70 Wn@cn saSn
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. SOUTHERN
pnIi WAY, JANUARY 10, 1904

on and after January 10th, train No, y.
dnilv at 1000 p. NJ, instead of 1920 T, NJ,
na'at present; sleeper ready at 600 2, A1
york River Line: Train No, l6, ~ West
Point. viii leave at 4;2O p. M. instead Of
4;so +, NJ, as at present, connecting with
steamers for Baltimore on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays,
= G, w. WESTBURY, d, p, a,