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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17
GERMAN AT SALEM.
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college, Sn''t cotili OF, Club gave q german
Tuesday night at Hotel Crawford. The
bathroom presented a very attractive APP
pcalnncc, with Its profusion Of palms
and ferns and the girls in dainty evening
dresses A number of new and unusually
pretty figures were introduced by MI
Lewis Langhornc.
Among, tie dancers We're MI H. Lang Lang
ard Holland, with Miss Bessie Galloway;
Mr. Ashton rinsley or wiz! .,,i Miss A mn
Miss Mamie Logan; Mr.; ROYAL ca = naa
day, with Miss Katie billiard; MI Reed REED
il. NJ, Fox. with Miss Mary, Hartman;
Mir, Arnold snidcr. with Miss Matte
Henderson: DR.. ioontz. with Miss Brown;
Mir. Roy Binlser, with Miss Jane john
ston: Mr.. j. a. Greenland. with MISS
Mabel Bowman; Mr. Robert Ott. with
| Mrs. OFT.
Stngs-Messrs. Harvey Hall, J. A. Bear
| John Logan Robert IIuband. Arthur
| Ward Wyeth peyton, s, p. Shugert
| lyle McClung, A. NJ. Bowman, Jr, anC
Chaperoncs Mrs. Bisgs and Mrs. Tins
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RADFORD, VA.
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(Snecial to The Times-Dispatch)
RADFORD, VA, Jan. 16-Mrs. Wililath
1nrles entertained the Current Events
club very delightfully."- Thursday rom
II a. NJ. until late in the afternoon. \
delicious luncheon was served IN thlee
courses. after which affairs OF natioha!
and scientific import We're discussed, ana
later the club settled itself for an after
noon Of visiting and games, finch, PIT
and mugginsl being. played. Members
present: Mps. ,I1- NJ. Nenable, MIS-. NJ.
n yergcr. Mrs. Nv. n. Ragland, Mrs.
Hugh c. Preston, Mrs. Warner ]. Ken
iodine. Mrs I. ". Simpson; guests OF
the club: Miss Overman, Of Greensboro,
N c.; Miss Simpson, of ChristiansDurG'
and Mrs. Q. B. Pryor.
The r. c. G. is the newest OF Rad
ford's numerous feminine clubs. It's first
meeting was held at the home of Miss
Laura venable Saturday afternoon. The
\ following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Laura Vcnabe; vice-presi-
dent, Miss Evelyn Lyle; secretary, Miss
Emma Ragland.
At a meeting OF the City Council Mon
day night, new Board Of Health was
elected. composed Of the following phy-
scians: DIR. w, b. FuQua, Dr.. Thomas
johnson and DR.. j. 8. Smith.
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LEXINGTON, VA.
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(SpCClHl W ~ -.
LEXINGTON, VA, Jan. 1e'-Mr. ana
Mrs. charles A. Lacy, Of Lexington. on
THURSDAY celebrated their pearl wed.
d;nr," or the thirtcth anniversary OF
their marriage. Mrs. Lacy is daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Oney, of Roam
okc, va. There were present at me
celebration Mrs. Lacy's mother, MrS.
Oney: her daughter and husband, MI.
md Mrs. Lawrence Embree, OF Lex
inrton: Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Emoree'
Miss Lois Embrec and Mrs. c. M, Pear
sail. of Buena Vista; Mrs. Julia a:
sBurdiek, of oskaloosn, Iowa; Rev. ana
Mrs 4 II Light, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
u, fulton aud Mr.. William r. Kennedy.
OF Lexington Two delightful , reclta,
ton, we'll rendered and received WIN
appreciation, were given by mrs. " ~;
15mbrec-'Aunt Dolefulo's visit, ana
"A Voice from the Poor House. -
Professor Martin P. Burks, or wash
inrton and Leo University, has been
elected a member Of the vestry OF =.
n 1,co Memorial Episcopal Church 10
succeed Col. John D. Letcher, VINO mas
removed from the community, ana Col.
n u. Tucker was elected church War Fe
To succeed Colonel Letchcr.
Mr.. T. L. Jarrett. for years rallr QUO
agent at the Union depot. Lexington
has been granted a leave Of absence l, lor
sixty days. on account of his healtn !.
Mr.. w. M Steele, assistant agent sue
ceeds Mr.. Jarrett as agent
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NORFOLK, VA, Jan, 1G-Mrs Howard
Shields has cards out for an oyster
roast at the Country Club next Tues
day. This viii be the first OF these dis
tinctivc entertainments to be given ut tho
new clubhouse on Hampton Roads.
Mrs. Percy Stephenson was the hostess
at an Informal 6 o'clock tea on Thugs
day evening" Miss Pinny was the guest
OF honor. Mrs Stephenson was assisted
in receiving By Miss Pinny, MIS- X.
CaNart Taylor, Mrs. George Hobson and
Mrs. Robert NJ Wilkinson.
Mrs. T.. C. Hathaway entertained her
card club delightfully."- on Thursday.
Her guests We're Mesdames Il, Is, VII
liams, Edward Hargraves, AshbS Green,
I, A. Brown. Samuel Ferrebce, George
Little, and Mrs. McNair.
! Miss Katherine Yonge. of Richmond,
was the guest of honor at delightful
pit" party given by Mrs. Alfred ED
ridge last Thursday.
Lieutenant Allan NJ, Cooke entertain
/ ed Mrs, Cooke Miss Anabel jenkins
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BRISTOL EVENTS.

man, Of Jonesbor6.s have been the guests
Of their aunt, 81 rs, NJ. Sstull, this week
Mr.. ]. Al. Wilkins n and son are spend
Ing n few days III New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. PowelI Hale. Of Jefferson
City, were here this week to- attend the
funeral of the late Colonel George T..
Mcclellan. s
Mr.. George D. Peyers, who has been Sc
riouslyil since aast fall butswho Is now
slowly convelesclng. will go to FLORIDA
{ to spend the rest Of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Searles. Of Embreeville,
Tenn. were in Bristol this week.
DR.. L. T. Belts and daughter, OF Nor
ristown, came to Bristol this week. The
latter has entered school at the Virginia
Institute.
Miss Minnie Green. after pleasant
visit to relatives at Knoxville. has re-
turned to her home here.
+ Mrs. James C. Smith is the guest OF her
parents at Radford, Va! r.
Mr.. II. r. Phinney, agent for the sea
board Air Line at Columbia, S. ca was q
visitor to Bristol this week. Mr.. Phin-
ney was formerly agent for. thu Southern
Railway at Johnson City, Tenn.
Captain Samuel ". F'ulkerson and bride
who were married in Sherman, Texas.
| on the 10Th instant, left New Orleans
to-day for Havana. Cuba, where tlse9
: will spend ton days.
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CHESTERFIELD COURT.
Murder Trial Next Week-Su-
peryisors to Meet.
1special to Tho Times Disputch.)

Especial to Tho Ilmes-Dlsphtch)
CHESTERFIELD, VA, Jan, lo-'rho
next case to come before the County
Court ut this term will be the trial Of
Berkeley White, colored, for murder,
which wiz be begun next Thursday.
The Board of Supervisors Will hold
their first meeting Of the year on the
fourth Monday OF this month at the
courthouse, at which time the new board
will be organized. Two members wis
then be Installed. Mcssrs, Joseph hidden
dorf and ". s. Duyal, The action OF the
old board on the 3lst of December In re-
leasing the Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway Company from further
obligation to improve the Manchester
and Petersburg turnpike along the line
of It's railroad does not meet the approval
Of the Commonwealth attorney for this
county, Judge Gregory, and he IL pre-
pairing TO take the matter into the courts
| for a reversion OF the decision OF tho
! board II possible, A number OF citizens
| living along tho turnpike near Manches-
Ter and Petersburg petitloned the board
to require further work and improvement
| from the railway company before re-
leasing them, and declaring the work they
had done in improving the turnpike sufli-
client and satisfactory under the terms
| ot their franchise from the county.
| deed has just been recorded convey
| Ing the property OF the Bermuda Ochre
| Company, On the AppomattoH River
| comprising upwards of seven hundred
acres, TO WiYiam Mccullay, for $500
Chesterfield county will derive consid-
cradle over eight thousand dollars this
year from taxation OF railroad and tale,
graph lines and property. Tho largest
e!ice VIII 80 to Bermuda District.
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FEARED OPERATION
FOR APPENDICITIS
Especial to The Tines-pispatch)

Especial to The Times Dispatch) &s
NEW YORK, Jan. 1G.-Aiilllonnire to-
ba eco manufacturer, patron OF the 'Iino
nrta. memberaof exclusive clubs and hap-
pIly ma rrisd. George Storm, the president
OF the Owl Commerce. al Company, member
of tho best known tobacco manufacturers
III this country, went to his office yester-
day. chat,ed pleasantly with his part
mr. and his associates and then, IN the
nriyacv OF his office. placed a revolver
to his head and blew out his brains.
AS his Mortified partner, Peter Miller;
anu his stenographer. Mrs. Burnett, heard
the shot, they rushed into Mr.. Storms
Office and found him lying In his chair.
his head fallen between Ills arms uFon tue
edge OF the desk. He died almost IN
INC family and business associates OF.
tho suicide are a q loss to explain tho
tras edy. Investigations ny them ana mo
pcIics afford no reason Tor the act sas s.,
that OF fear OF possible operation for
ap1,endicitiS
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,.,,., & THO r,mes- plspateh.)

j. sESsT f!oeN = lSs 51eS Y the
.,nsl f1e,Ightful and successfully en'c'
tanned parties Of the season W." t,s A..
! .t,hi,rsday evening, when Mrs; y. sls ,,as,
4 ,nrItge Catlett entertained ne , h.uu,
Whist Club. The home o. W e.., .s MA
1vas beautifully decorated With terms ~
\, nations ii prof,,sioi,. the cl,hndeiie,r,s
,,nirs i1rnncd IN maiden hair fern ana -
,,,.,,irni "a WIN candles. The color schcli.a
,nitbo reception halt was red, ana tii a..
!. - IN "a tlnrs white. In the dil,inE-ro room
NO carnations were pink. with caroies
and shades to match. .t,,y
rho combined effect Of the contth :'!...,
ScoloIs was exceedingly pretty 'ne pe"u ~,
ar The scene being complete WIEN LII. t
h ,,,os n,,ce Of the ladies was ADDED WI WI
Ht'n ,ei hsa,,,,ful costumes. Drive Whist
,,.,s 4hc game of the evening, after "i ny
~ o,erant and elaborate supper WIS
.er,rd md the whole entertainments
,.,. ono 81 the most enjoyable OF tho
seasons entertainments. ,.,.
,rhnso nrcsent were Mesdnmcs Harry
yyorth,nrton. Carter Braxton, j. Al. W"l-
Mi, richard S. Turk a. G, Gordon,
11ai,or Henkel w. p. rams, Thomas
1Iorshead. Hampton II. Wayt, Jn'n ,. ~
r'aylor. James Holiday, cllnries ~ i Us,
Herbert NJ. Smith. II. 3. wilson. inan ILL.,,
p. Peck, Fred Efiinger, carter ~, III Nal
aud Misses Mary Foster, Janet 3eii ~. NJ,
lie Niche, May Miller Emma Atkinson
and Lizzie Atkinson. - no
The Beverly Manor Chapter ., . tnu
r,n,,rhters of the American ReVoiutlon
not tuesday evening, with a large. attend
anne Reports were read by the OUT
rn,nr Regent, Mr.. Charles Curry, snow
t n fhe Chapter to DO In a growing cor
dition. Tho following officers were t l.v,
al FOR tho coming year: Mrs. McHenti :
1Io,liday, Regent; Mrs. Garnet y: doo -,
V,co.Regent; Mrs William Mafsl ,,.i,
rrea s,,rer; Mrs. Frank Bell Recor ON.
Secretary; Miss Helen Hu'cn 1,..n 11 o
rosnondInr Secretary; Mrs. Carter; ma nu
rison. Register, and Miss Mary - ~ s'A'''
Historian. ,,oo, concluded,
4 rofroshments were served, ana l''oss
anioynble evening spent. ,.,o-
'''soS number Of young ladies and gen 1,,l-
nan az the county gathered at me ~ !
,, ,r,e House here "Wednesday at noon NJ, "
n.itness the marriage Of Miss same 81, NJ NJ
1aar to Mr.. John B. Lofts me ceI ~,
mony was performed by me q, nes ; ny ,rn . !,
Canter Of the Methodist Caurch I..,,a : M1
>,r,de and groom are from SpottsWooa'
u.hara thew will make their future hol =,
ME- bride is a handhome young iaay, 'l ~
rr nc is prominent young man y
Spottswood. |
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ALEXANDRIA,.


(Special to The es-Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, jan 16.-Miss
Lila Barrett has returned from Mexico
city, accompanied by he sister-in.la"
Mrs. Robert Barrett who resides there
Mr. Charles Davis. of Brighton. ~,
is visiting his brother, Capto J. Y. Davis
of this city.
Miss Ewing and Miss Maybelle Ewing
who have been visiting In Port deposit
Md, have returned
Mr.. c. c. Leadbeter left last week lot
New York, from which port he VIII san
for trip to the West Indies
MIR. James Beamer, chief clerk of tho
u S. Internal Revenue Office In TINS
city, Is quite Ill.
Mrs. Horace 8. RAINY left Wednesday
night for two weeks visit to Altoona,
Pa.
The Euchre Club was entertained on
Friday night by Mrs. Albert Smoot and
| Mrs. Henry Robettson at the residence
| OF the latter.
The prizes were won by Mrs. \, Mar
shall Jones, Mrs. Louis Scott, Dr.. Nc
| CURE and Mr.. Edmund Hunter.
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.WARRENTON.
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5WARRENroN, VA, Jan. 16.-sleishins
has been largely INDUCED In by nearly
every one here, and the iverles have cone n.
a good business. The cold snap l' e;1 ~ ~
%een osnecinlly beneficial to the delicate
hunter hunt r as he stands housed in his win,
ter quarters, and the veterinary surgeon
has had more than one patient uno er
his care. An epidemic Of influenza or
distemner is more or less prevalent
amonE this class Of animals, and !, on
account Of its malignant nature n mas
proved very annoying to their owners
Society lies dormant, and there IS
prospect OF little doing in this direcuoh
for week or two. a.. 60
Mrs. John Todd, Of Norfolk; Miss 81, sue
to,,s ~ varrenton, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Green,
Of '' Warren ton, left Friday for trans-sor..
tinental tour to California, where they
will remain until spring. st. l1ou ,,s rs IS
Included In their itinerary, from "hehce
the Southern Pacific will carry them 10
their destination.
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BRISTOL, VA, Jan. 1s:-Mr Lee z.
Smith has returned from Los Angeles,
Cal, where he spent the past six weeks
very pleasantly.
Mayor and Mrs. J. A. Dickey nave
gone to Southern Florida and Will spend
a few weeks at Fort Myers and other
points.
Miss Kate Lynch, OF Lebanon, va, mas
been the guest Of relatives IN Bristol TOT
few days.
Rev. cabell Hening, D. d., of the
First Baptist Church, has been@in. Rich
mond this week as delegate to the an
nua; meeting OF the Virginia State Anti
Saloon League. .-t.-4t-.
Mr.. F. II. Rogan,. of Rogersville. was
the guest OF Bristol relatives this week
Mrs. j. ]. a. Powell. OF Wythevllle.
Va, was guest at the home OF her son.
Mr.. J. n Powell, In Bristol, this week.
Miss Ellen NJ. anderson OF Jonesooro.
was in Bristol this week, being en- route
for Washington, D. c., where she is 10
instruct in music.
Miss Eva Reeve. ef Bristol. has ac-
| cepted position as teacher OF eocution
| and physical culture at Lebanon, va.
Mrs Jesse Bosang. after a. visit to
Bristol relatives and friends has re-
turned to her home at Pulaski. va,
Mrs, A. G. Britton andnMiss Ida Sea-
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EEsR1TRG. VA, Jan. 16.-Mr. Horace
rns,sh Of Wilmington, Del" y VIC
4 ruost Of his father, Mr., c a, Ing
Miss Laura TIunton, of Eaauler, 20
y +ha guest Of Mr., and Mrs. oe''l o' .
evergreen Mills ,.,,,oo vii
~ Iissa Lena Mcdonald, oi irlhce ~.
IAN has returned from a visit 10 W.
+ and Mrs. Joseph Francis, OF the cou'i-
NJ and Mrs. w. S. Hempstone, inc
Misses Wise, vandevanters ana Dloreils,
each entertained their friends ana guess
awning the week at informal teas.
NJ Earl Turner has returned from d
visit to friends in Pennsyivanla,
s Carroll Chancellor, prominent , AZ !.
tcrnev. has returned from WISH -
1sichmond and Fredericksburg, ~
n On tuesday, January l9th, Clh l
Hatcher. Camp, c. ", will hold their an
val hnnouet, assisted by the Daughters
of the Confederacy.
Miss Mabel Nilmarth, OF Mashhs.oi''
&c has returned home, after spend
ing several weeks with the MISSES yam
devanter. e Sor-
tolk have returned to Leesburg for the
winter. ,atrrn-
& 81 from a visit to Baltimore.
REV. Frank P. Berkiey, of Middleburs,
has declined a call to the Baptist
4 Churches Of Urbanna and Saluda, MIC
dlescS county.
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SOCIAL, LIFE I'm STAUNTON.

,s 1,h,,lston Richardson, editor of tte Bed q
ford city Bulletiti. ...n ,,,nr,,,
Mr. Henry r. 13ryarly. g vel kn as,,s,
Young Insurance man. VIII iea ta,e,, WIZ AZ.
chester Tomorrow for Forl e.ii t, -, ~,
Miss islznbetl, lieironomo,,s. dnughter q
Ntrs. Elizabeth 1ielronen,ous Of Knox
vile. rem. The ceremony VIII take
p ia1 III tho home of Judge James Kent en-.
Barnes, uncle Of the bride. ana the n .a
couple viii return TO winchester after !, y
6rief wedding tour. The attendants "a az
the marriage Will he Mrs ,; James s. M ,,,a
Mahnnev.' gertrude Champion and Bessie
Rogers bridesmaid Or. Rngand. best
man. end Ntessrs Dcnman Charles
Coffcc and Eugene Stevenson ISs
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WINCHESTER.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER VA, Jan. l6,--Amashha-
dy Moore OF Summit Point, nephew Of
Hon. A. Moore. OF Berryville, and Miss
Stella Richardson, daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Richardson, OF Bedford City, Va.
will be married there on the 2Gth, Miss
Richardson Is the daughter Of the late
Dr. Webster Richardson, OF Berryvile,
and a granddaughter OF the late Webster
Richardson, a former well-known maui
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DISEASE sLURKs IN
n THE SWEET KISS
y The Tlmes-pIspatcll.

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.lF
MILWAUKEE,, WI Jan, 10. - believe
tn. main way In which disease is COM
mrricatcd Is by kissing" announced ".
II. 81. sperry, nslecturer from Oberln. q.
VINO viii begin a series OF lectures at
= NEON Hal next Sunday evening, under
.tha auspices .oftthe y. No G. a.
-. Spcrry was FIRST 9 physician, then,
nrG,ycssor at Carlton College. Minnesota,
and then professor ut Rpo1 college ! Mor
ahn,it' the country, his subjects being In
' General on the art and science OF wing.
sncklng, splitting and kissing are all
in tie same catcgory of pc
PRACTICES. said l4it kissing yeMst y
Kiss the baby planEis enough to klll the
child with disease from every cornor o.
4 hc universe"
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
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Especial to The Times Dispatcn,)
y WILMINGTON. n. c., Jan, lG,-Onc Of
the seasons most popular and charming
debutantes Is Miss Mary Allen Short,
the accomplished daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Henry B, Short.
In honor OF her coming out Mr. and
Mrs. Short gave Il brilliant reception
Thursday afternoon. The reception was
attended by scores of society people and
It was one Of the smartest functions OF
the season,
A very pretty wedding scene was
enacted at Emmanuel PRESBYTERIAN
Church last night. The happy principals
were Miss Josie A. liermon, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kcrmon, and MIR
Simon ". Sebrell, all OF Wilmington.
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GUARDS BAZAAR,
Crosses Of Honor TO be Present.
ed to Confederatea
rocIai "a rrhe TInles- Dispat CID \

(Spocial to The Tlnes-D lspal CHI
IREDERI cIssauRG. VA an an, ~ T.
Tho Washington GUARDS CLOSED lns't ~ *,
znnr. which had been IN progress " I've
omsra House since Monday night, 70,
mint. II was d success IN every respect
and a large sum was realized, which Wla
be- used ii defraying the expenses o 2, me
Company on a trip to tho st, Louis EXP
sitIon some time during the year; "A =
The property formerly occupied by the
Eagle Shoe Company here just pa 3, q
tho Exchange Hotel or HanoYe .. : S IT. eni
building, aud will he used as an annex
to the hotel ",
S MIS- s.$ R, is Saunders has purchas seq .ot
,;3ol onsl n. -, Cole Il handsome pu'ldlns
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1NAuouRATloN OF PARLoR AND
DINING CARS ON sEARoAR0 NJ
AIR 3 LINE TRAINS
as N0S.so7 AND 66, $40

& u,,th the view of accommodating tholr
VANS tho Seaboard have lnailgurated
T.a,iy cafe Dining Car service between
Washington and Hamlet, ontther trains
Noa, - and &C. These cars are supplied
dmily from the best 1nark'ets Wlll2ua
me delicacics OF thu season.
On january IL tho seaboard VIII also
mi on Pullman Parlor Cars on Nos. ~
9nnd &c, between Washington and Pine
hurst; leaving Washington Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridaysi leaving Pine
hurst Tuesdays, thursdays and satur-
days. Z, A :, Z :, !,
District Pass. Agent. Richmond, Va.
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NORFOLK SOCIETY.

and Miss Lizzie Freeman at dinner last
evening OH hoard the Nevada.
Mrs. SID, Puller} and Miss Mary Dun
car left yesterday for st. Augustine
Fla, to be the guests Of Mrs Dismukcs.
Mrs. William BoykIn, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert.
Baldwin, In Client, left this afternoon ior
baltimore, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Cornclla McBlnir.f
Mrs. Price and daughter left Wfedhcs-
day to visit friends IN Richmond.
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Honor Mrs, Amory..

Tho Ladies Aid Society OF the Barton
Heights NJ. IL. Church has adopted very
tender resolutions out OF respect for MIS- MI
w, L. Amory. who died DECEMBER I'M
Mrs, Amory was deeply Interested IN
tho work OF tho society, and much beloved
by her associates, 5 An 4
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Blood
p OILS |l|N[|
Bone Pains, Itching, Scabby
\ 4; Skin Diseases,

~ Bone PANS, ltChinS, SCapuy
5s \. Skin Diseases, Is
sweilInus, Carbtineles, Plmpleu, sorofu ll,a
Iferrianently 4 cured BY taking Botanic
Blood Balm. It destroys the active Pol-s
son in the blood. / II X on IIAVl0 ach hs''g
and ID ms In bones. back and Joints. Itch
tIng,N sea bby Skin, blood feels hot or thin,
swolcn Glands, Rlsngs aud Bumps on
Tho Skin Mucous Patches In Mouth, sore
Throat, plmples or offensive eruptlons,
Copper. Colorcd Spots or Rash on Skin.
ali run down 'or nervous. Ulcers on
any lr nnrt Of thc body, t1alr or Eyebrows
falling out, Carbunces or Bols take
Botanic Blood Balm, guaranteed
to cure even the worst and most dcep-
seated cases, where doctors. patent meg y,
Flcincs and hot springs fail. Heals all
cores. stops alt aches and pains, reduces
ali swcllings, makes blood pure and rich,
completely changing the entire body INTO
"a clean, healthy condition. BIB has
cured thousands of cases OF Blood Posons
even after reaching the last stages.
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema
are caused BY IN awful poisoned condi-
lion OF the Blood. BBB.i cures Ca
tarrh, stops Hawking and Spi ting cures
Ttheumatisn1, With Aches and Pains, heals
5Inll scubs Scales. Eruptions.1 Watery
&Blstcrs, with Itching and Scratching OF
Eczema. by giving Il pure, healthy blood
supply to affected parts
Cancer Cured.
Botanic Blood Balm cures Cancers OF
all Kinds. suppurnting swelllngs. Eating
Sores Tumors Ugly Ulcers. It kills tho
Cancer Poison and heals the Sores or
worst Cancer perfectly. II you have a
persistent PImple, Wart, Swcllings,
| shooting,I Singing Pains. take Blood
Balm and they will disappear before
| thew develop into Cancer. Many appar-
entity hopeless cases Of Cancer cured by
taking Botanic Blood Balm.
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ut on Washington Avenue, on which sl1o
will erect n fine. modern residence.
Crosses of honor viii be presented 10
ex Confederate soldiers by FrederlcKs-
burg Chapter, Daughters OF the Con led
eracy, at The courthouse here on Tuesday
night next, January 10TH when an at
tractivc programme, Including addresses d
music, etc. will be carried out
5 Mr.. John c. Willis is critically III Mt
his home her,a. His daughter. Miss Nora
Willis, who teaching in West virginia,
has been autographed for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17
No Charters.

rho Corporation Commission Erahted
no charters yesterday. /, ~ ~ 1Jarrt.
ast1l:brrg viii come IN ut an au)ourned
nice ting on Wednesda y,i,3ss 81 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17

cALGAH 3 " ~ r new Sor sarStahis
Theatre .,,,ttcd the whole block today,
causing a loss of $2SO.6vO. The tleathTTo ,
was to have been used to-night tot t1'e
first time. t S,tl N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17
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pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens u. ~ :
Weak Kidneys and Weak stoma chs,
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81 per Large Bottle. with complete dlrec-
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