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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-04-14
BELLEVlEW
Mr.. James Hardee spent Wednes-


day with his wife and little girl
Rexford Nichols returned home last
week from Manatee where he has
been employed by the Southern Ex-
press company for some time.
Mr.. c. H. Dame, of Ocala, was in
town several days last week n the
interest of the Woodmen Of she
World, and Friday evening organized
a lodge with fifteen or twenty MEM
bers-
position as pOstmistress of Belleview,
the resignation to TAXI effect as soon
as her successor is chosen and quail
fed.
Mrs. Rawlins Lowndes, OF Water
bury, Conn.,, arrived Friday for a
visit the her friend, Miss Adelaide
Webster.
The cottage on the West Side,
owned by MIR. J. A. Stannis, of Bos-
ton, is undergoing thorough over
hauling and extensive imprevem ents.
Newly papered and painted inside
and with new conductor pipes, new
blinds and a fine new coat of paint,
it will make one of the prettiest
homes on the West Side. Mr.. Jera
Hoyt is experimenting the work for
Mr.. Strauss, who expects to come
here to reside in another year.
The Belleview Workers held an ice
cream and strawberry sale in the
town hall Monday. The tallest per-
son there received ice cream free.
Mr.. Joe Whizenant proved the tallest
gentleman and Mrs. Hames the tall
est lady.
Mrs. J. d. Washburn was called to
Ocala Monday by the critical illness
of her nephew, Mr.. Dudley, who is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever at the
home of DIR. Marean.
Mrs. J. A Mitchell left Monday for
Summerfield for visit with relatives
Miss Laura Long left for home in
Wildwood Sunday for rest, having
been quite i'll for several days.
The young men have formed. So
cial club and hired the Trask build
ing, corner Dunn avenue and West
Front street. and have repaired the
floor for dancing, moving the coun-
tiers into the back room.
Under the auspices of the W. c. T.
L. a series of 81 Y contests for speak
ing are TO be given for five silver and
one gold medal. The first of the Sc
ries were given Fridayevening in the
town hall. The Misses Ella Lyles
and Edna Nichols tied for the medal.
In the draw Miss Ella Lyles was the
successful contestant
The following was she program:
Song-Unfurl the Temperance Ban
ner-
Prayer.
Solo: NO One Can Deny IT, Miss
Rubie Bryant.
Chorus.
/. Standing Treat-Robt- Polly
3 a Knot of White Ribbon-Emma
Washburn.
s. The.Baby Show-Essie Shedd.
i. The RumselIer's Sign John
Lyle.
). Licensed to Sell: or Little Bios
son1-Ella Lyle
8. A Little Child.ShaH Lead Them
Edna Nichols
ChOrus-keep the Ball Rolling.
Notices.
Collection Speech-Eleanor Turner.
Collection Solo-The Happy Irish
Wan-Nr. Yarter.
How Mrs saHennessy Saved Her
Boy-Miss. Bosworth-
Presentation OF Medal.
Solo: WheretIs Your Boy Tonight?
BenedictiOn.
strthcsyS0innsr at WsiTsdale.
y,
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Japanese Food.

That Japanese food can be eaten only
nv the Japanese, with q few rare ex-
ceptions. is a fact painfully we'll known
70 those who have Travelled In Japan,
and now that the little brown people
are so prominently before the PUBIC
eve IT is interesting to discover, among
other interesting facts, just what the
japanese eat.
The question Of food stands first with
tourists in Japan and is a serious one
and what the Japanese would consider
a dish at for the gods could not De
endured by one of other nations.
In travelling through the land OF tne
m,kado this is discussed by tourists
more than any other theme, and II ls
an unfortunate fact that, with the e1-
ception of a few hotels conducted ex-
nressly for foreigners, it is Impossible
to obtain bread, butter, milk, meat,
noultry. beer, wine and coffee, ana
even fresh fish is rare, and one is in'
deed fortunate II he can subsist cheer
fully on eggs, rice and tea ana no"
and then a vegetable devoid OF taste
The only way for one who Is touring
Jonan is to carry his food with him
as It takes long and constant pracuc'
to eat and digest japanese food.-Wha'
to Eat.
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Mckinley as Editor.

II is fact not generally known that
Major Mckinley always had a fond
ness for editorial writing. During the
winter passed at Canton after the ma
for had been elected president he wrote
several articles each week for Cleve-
land newspaper. A few Of us, anxious
TO forecast McKinley's policy after he
became president, were put wise" and
ON one occasion examined the penciled
manuscript after it had left the hands
Of its writer.
That "copy" must be in existence
somewhere about Cleveland. Some OF
It would cast strange side lights upon
Mr.. McKinley's Cuban policy. Prior 10
March 4, 1897, he was decidedly averse
to interference in behalf Of the sui1er'
ing revolutionists.
l have the best reasons for knowing
that a bundle Of actual photographs
taken among the "reconcentrados
opened his eyes to the terrible fact that
General Weyler was deliberately starv-
ing the noncombatants. And yet the
late president never would have con,
sented to 60 to war for Cuba had mol
the disaster happened to the Maine
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Lard Grimthorpe's Eccentricities.

One of the most eccentric characters
IN England is Lord Grimthorpe, now
nearly ninety years old, but still maze
and busy. He is a man of many RAGS
and hobbies. and one Of these Is CLOCK
making.
His lordship is also an ecclesiasticai
architect Of note, and his plans nave
been followed in the building OF
churches and restoration of cathedrais'
He declines any remuneration FOR MS
services. but he insists that his crest
which is a boar's head, shall be promi-
nently displayed in the sacred edifiees
for which he has made designs. ms
display of eccentricity on his part IS
not taken altogether in good part py
those whom he has benefited, but there
seems to have been no serious protest
against It,
AS president Of the Church OF Eng
land Burial association, Lord Grim-
thorpe is working to abolish the EN-
balming of corpses, hermetically seal
ed caskets, vaults and tombs, and 70
bring about the use Of wickerworS
coffins. which will permit the rapid DIS
solution Of dead bodies. In this latter
endeayor he has the approval OF King
| Edward.-Leslie's Weekly.
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Lazy. but Got There.

A college president has exceptional
opportunities for studying laziness. Inc
following story told by President Eiiot
Of Harvard should prove valuable ao-
dition to public knowledge OF the as
ease. DR.. Eliot said: There was once
a student at Harvard who. THINK was
absolutely the LATEST student ever
knew. His family was devotediy at
tached to him, but he not only wouio
not answer their letters, but would not
open them. Finally his aunt, living IN
New York, telegraphed me asking wnat
was the matter with Bob. repiieo
that she had better come on herself and
investigate She called at the young
mans lodgings and found him stiii ID
bed at II o'clock In the morning wltn
thirteen unopened kilograms on the "a
BILE. and he strenuously objected to get
ting up even then. I am informed, nev'
ertheless, that that young man Is toda!
one of the most successful lawyers II
his state"
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x,.aa srre Of the First Requisite.

Betty-So Maud is engaged? Well,
I'm sorry for the man. She doesn I
know the first thing about keeping
house Bessie-Oh, yes, she does! Bet
ty-rd like to know what Bessie-Ine
first thing is to get an to keep
house for.-Harper's r-Aar.
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In Serious Trouble.
no In q friqhtful dilemma"

"She's In frightful dilemma
"How soT
"Why, Jack proposed. to her last
night and insists upon having an an
swer before she will have time 10
learn whether Tom intends to pro-
."-Chicago Post.
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How she Took 1t.

Harry-Here is conundrum: when
is two an odd and lucky NUMBER Ce'
lia-You know never can guess cohun'
drums. Harry-when two are mace
one Celia-Oh, Harry! This Is 80 sud'
denl-Town Topics.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-02-04

life is the finest Of the fine arcs IL
has to be learned with lifelong pa
tience, and the years OF our phs,."as
are all too short to master II III
umphantly.-Drummond.
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gure Cure.

Corseta-I wish there was some way
TO make him stop buying expensive
nresents. Mae-You might marry him.
Cleveland Leader ..-
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FAMILY FINANClERlNG

Tbev tell me you work for a dollar day
How is it YOU clothe your boys on such pay'
know YOU will think it conceted ana queer,
Rnt I DO it because good fnancer ,
A half dozen boys to be clothed and fed;
buy for them all plain vlctuals to eat
But clothes buy only for our son Pee,
UTer Pete's clothes are too small for him to 60 ON
Nv wife makes them over and gives them to Jonn,
When for who zen they have grown ht O9
She inst make them over for Jim who IS elght,
WIN Tor lin they have become too ragged 10 nx,
She lust makes them over for Bill who is SIX,
And when for young Bill they will no longer do'
She inst makes them over for Ned who Is TWO.
So YOU see if get the good clothing for ,aots pee
Bnt when Ned got through with the clothing ard When
he has thrown them aside what do you do with them
wbv once more we 60 round the circle complete
AID begin to use them for patches for Pete,
But where dear FRIEND can you Duy co'ne' Ina tn& "'A'
From Pete down to Ned without rip or tearf
7 30 down to GLICKS-his stock is the Des
He can suit the whole family, my wife ana the res''
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Here You Will Find

Thousands of useful articles not
kept by any other house on the
Shore and when you need such
articles simply give us call ana m,
we will not only serve you with
it promptly, but with anything
you may wish from our
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- MI a mi M TH $ T q c TX

We carry full lines of Staple
and Fancy goods at all times
consisting OF
prv Goods White Goods Notions Hosiery Neckweal ohaea
wear Shoes in all qualities and styles tor men, you'ns
ladies' misses and children Mattngs, Carpe'S' rlooi nO
Oil Cloths, Etc.
Immense lines of Queensware Lamps and Lanterns
Tnware. Wood and Wlowware, Hardware, Cutlery Guns
' and Ammunition.
sap and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods Baked Goods 0oO
fectionery Fruits, Vegetables &C.
~Meats-Fresha and Salt-ali kin09'~
Hav Corn. Oats, Bran Middlngs Chops Wheat Rye h'c
We will not only treat you WE'LL
but make special effort to glveyou
the worth of your money. Come
and see u.s. Very respectfully,
uy IT W + IN - e II :
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Their Healing Virtues.

How do | know this? The symOois
af the myrrh and the aloes and the cas-
mia teach it. They were all used medic
tnally. "The myrrh, as is well known
writes an authority, was celebrated
for Its use in medicines. The ancients
prepared a wine of myrrh and also ah
oil of myrrh. 1t was found as an IN
eredient in many Of the celebrated com
mound medicines" "Myrrh is especial
" of great use," says another author
"along with aloetic medicines and COM
pounds of iron" The medicinal quality
Of aloes is defined in every dictionary
and cassia was also used as drug Dy
the ancients. Thus when we come ID
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Garment. Will Never Fade.

No, they will never become yeliow
and worn, as are some of the bridal
dresses that were worn many years
ago. They will never be put aside as
useless. The wedding songs that we
shall sing at the marriage of the Lamp
shall never have an end. The raptur-
GUS Joy with which we greet our dear
ones on the other side of the JORDAN
shall never grow monotonous. Inc
loving kiss which the Divine Bride
groom places upon the lips of bis bride
shall never become cold and indifrer-
ent The myrrh and the aloes and cas-
sia shall preserve and increase Joy,
even as the wedding garment OF CHRIST
shall halt and cure and kill sorrows.
Oh. yes. these wedding robes OF Christ
are to be aromatic robes, symbolical OF
never ending peace. The ever increas.
ing 10y of earth shall roll and swell
and continue TO increase through all
the coming ages. "Hosanna. blessed Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

INSTRUCTION. IN q E,R AN,1NG 358ssI AND
t|palnting drawing In all diuma ofs
black and white; painting in oil, water
color, tapestry and china; pyrograp1yst
MISS WHITFIELD, zoe East Grace
Street. a8l " s M. sSss
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INSTRUCTIONS.
II,lAakiuo,ILla..

Ma ssfy 3 fst1s BIN INf Gss begInl
wednesday, October s 4th.3 III = oyflH men
and women. desiring to- aualtfy Tor use Is,
fulne9s, should take advantage . of 81 the
sonlble and, " hen desired, may hs PAID \
monthly. Catalogue and full partioular
free. MASSEY BtjSt MESS COLLEGA
7QJ East Main Street. Al n
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MUSICALE

PIANO, ORGAN AND ia END1s AL B TEL M
Dry of music Piano tuning thoroughly
and promptly done Send for ci III ~ 4
lar, with full Information. III c. y. LOT LOT
1COLAS. Gas North Eighth Street.
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Headquarters y
/ Commandery of s Androw NO. IL,

knights Ternplar,..
Richlnond. Va, Oct 4 1892 1929.
At end a Stated Conclave of the COM
mandery at your asylum In the Masonic,
Temple Monday, ed Instant at :a
o clock p. M, In full dress Of TIA Telnplat
y on foot. Members \ OF Richmond Com-
lnanderyt No. 9, and all transient Sir
knights arc courteously invited to 20
present. {; III "a 5};
S{5 WATSON M. MYERS, Ai
n Captaln-General. II
Attest: George C. Je fferson, Recorder
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\ REAL ESTATE For Rent,
N. w. BOWIE & SON
XII HAvro FOR RENT:

: 800 = ~ ~ j
HAVE FOTt RENT. ~
SYSTEMATICALLY Apartments, Alien Ave,
nue., at Leo Monument, 8 rooms, wen
Ventilated, heat, elevator and 70 OF garden
5l@l w. Franklin, furnished.
ts COS w. franklin, II rooms. fsSf
208 ID. Grace. IL rooms. IN w VI
w. Mnin, ~ rooms. furnished. =
4. 1896 w. Franklin, IL rooms, hot ana
cold water Possession Nov. ] t. n * ~ NJ
Oh Park Avenue, IL rooms and very
attractive. # 8 6g 358
3l1 ID. Main. 10 rooms and stable.
VA Q w. Cary, store nnd dwelling, ~ rooms.
Possession, reasonable notice.
11D NJ Fifth, 3 rooms, Doctors Office
s5t 1910 T.. Broad $ rooms. 5g,i y. 3f
A lis N. Twenty-third, store and dwelling.
M SOL NJ Twenty NTH, 8 rooms, and cheap.
Gil N. First, s rooms.
Il III ~. Canal, z rooms and store. q
n 1903 w. Cary, Z rooms, good house. 2s5
H 1912 Mcchanicsvilc Turnpike, Z rooms. q:
d 312 Nfunford, rooms, and coy. n
1888 w. Cary. Possession on short no.
tice.{ ysl3 j$
3g8 1874 81 Cherry. 6 rooms. III
vi los 8. Third, rooms. attractive. &
ts1 6OS N. Third. 8 rooms III 5 & Il
f 2027 w. Main. 4 rooms.
b 2315 Vennbe,s 6 rooms.
~ 119 s.. Adams, 8 rooms. Possession NOV.
eth. probably ear Ter. s
1881 1-2 u. Brond, 6 rooms 3.
1000 N. Seventeenth rooms.
Is 1926 N. TWenty-hfth, rooms.
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sBooT AND SHOE COMPANY viii be
held at the office Of the colnpan in
Il 1906, at }12 NJ Il. B.&THACHER, Presi-
4 dent; T. w. TIIACFIDR.aS Secretary. 8
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IN Annual Meeting

4 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
Office Of Secretary,
s73 Richmond. Va, Sept. Q, 1906. y,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
q the annual meeting Of the Stcckho!d ers
4 Company for the election OF Directors,
tho ratification Of all acts Of the Board
a OF Directors and all Committees there,
OF, since the last annual citing, and
ness as may lawfully come before the
meeting, viii be held at the general n
1ice Of the Company in the city Of Rich.
October. 1906 at 10 o'clock "A. NJ. S5$ The
\ stock transfer books will be closed at
the office OF Messrs.s ]. z. Morgan &
Tuesday. September 18th, 1905, at 3
4 O. clock Up. M. - and Will be reopened on
Wednesday,, October p, 1905, at 10 clock
- - q. d. WEXFORD Secretary.
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THE ANNUALs MEETING or THE
& STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH
Fl held at the office Of the com pany, d N o..
900 East Broad Street. in the city Of
Richreond, Va, on "WEDNESDAY OCT.
ff 9TH, 1905, 5nts5 o'clock p. NJ. III 4
n ;s.55 r EGINALD8 GILHANI, a Secretary
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TO M. g. STAPLES 81 IA s$ 7 ssi
4. and w. r. MOTION: ]. q ss85 !.
You are hereby notified that q lot Of land
G0xso feet, north side OF Ashland Street
In the MagIsterial District OF a1>uolsah9e.,
~. oouH day q Of - in the name Of NJ. 6. (RD
STAPLES, for tho non-payment Of the
delinquent taxes. leyies, interest and cost e
comrnonwealth OF Virginia.. An applica,,3
ton for the purchase OF the said land
having been fl'ed tn the office Of this
court. and It appearing from the records
said land, you are further notified to ap-f
pear here within four months from the
date OF this notice, and do what may be
necessary to protect your interest y, Il
Given under my hand this S0th day OF
September 1905. si3 a 81
SAMUEL p. WADDILIA
Clerk Circuit Court OF Hsnrtco County
Virginia. sal ata5335
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r,o RA NNTD BELL SISCO:

TO FANNIE BELL sIsCO:
You are hereby notified that lot OF
ground. pOS1S9 feet. north side OF Thirty.
first Street, in the AIaglsterlal, =, District .
OF h Fairfield Henrlcoy county, Va. was
sold on the --- day Of In your name
taxes, levies, Interest and costs due there's
On For the year 1900, to- the Commonwealth
OF, Virginia. An application has been e; hlsa
ohase OF the said land and 3 peartnsI
from the records thereof that you are
Interested in the said land,you are further.
notified /, to appear hesr wit nm ro "
do what may be necessary TO protect
U, Given under my hand this Soth day Ct
I ''ei'S't"oo SAMUEL p yvADDTLI.3S
Clerk Circuit Court Of IIenrlco County
Virginia. 8 # s55S5Sssi
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SCHOOLS.
.MCGuire's University School

B, OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND, Va. s
Z Forty.nrst Session Begins Sept. IS. 1905
class rooms larget we'll lighted and we'll ventl-
lated. derm-prooft filters for drinking water.
Sanitary arrangemehts :-ecent and excellent e, l1
tors, Separate Study hail and Instructors for
small boys Boys prepared at this sol, schooi have
this session. 1901 1906, ut UNIVERSITY oF'ifA
q N. "A. and . B.. a. degrees and % N. a. ana
p Diplomas sANRoLpH. IA, GG}hIihi
vSlsITY,i ~. H. and u ~ p. degree; Y. g.
NAyA1IArAD fIM " graduate: Y My. G0I,I.
or MEDIC CINE. / NJ. D; Va, POl.YIECHNlC,
Entrance days sept. IS, 10 and ~ Assemble
In school room Sept. 81. H - .3t Y .F5 u, d !,
and drug stores or by NAL ~ Principal Mt Z -.
Bevidere st. after Sept. 8. I, u. Il
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SCHOOLS.
-ai'ts . " tE4 p
se~A~n~~~~-~->~>r>N~~.

PEABODY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
| HAROLD RANDOLPH DIRECTO n.
Mt. Vernon Place 4, and Charles ST.. Pa! ~ tlnore
55sl.isF YaDEPAR'rMENT, II j73.
May GARRETSONl+ EVANS. Superintendent
| 20 and 25 EAST Mt, VERNON PLACE. \
EREOPENS OCTOBER I'd for instruction. APP
In September, 10 "A. M 4 to a p! NJ @ III
n The Peabody offers advantages which make
It a GREAT MUSIC CENTER, SUNS URPASS-
THE COUNTRY. sse5l
n Faculty OF 10 European and American Mns-
ters, Including PROFESSORS BARkWO WORTH
BOISE, IBROCKAyVAY,sGO GOODWIN. EIIlNl1N-
DAHL. HIfULsTEYN. HUTCHINSON. *MiNET-
I'll, VYAD, 5esc.S isaE a5i iyi III 5$i a}i a
Advanced and elementary instruction given.
Scholarships, Diplomas and Teachers certli-
TUITION FEES. sis to $50 for scholastic
year. according to grade and branch OF study.
Glass and private Lessons. Free Advantages
to Pupils. Circulars mailed free.
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GROCERIES,.
a GOOD SMOKE

Only smoke "Mahogany Blend.
That's so, Granulated and Cut PLUG.
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

WE ARE SELLING THE BEST FRNE
burning Anthracite Coal for SO; Lump
Hpllr,t, IS; West Virginia Coke. 2.75; also
half cord Sawed Pine. S-7h: Oak, ~,
4 TYLER e: RYAN. Linden and Cary.
Phone 1910. Ed
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And affidavit having been made ana
yelopmert Company, Il corporatt on. are
.non-resldents OF the State Of " rgin1a,
they are required to appear here Wit t,,E9
nrder and do what may be necessary ~
protect their interest In this suit. 5E;
A copy--:r este: !. !. . *, h - Z,
HardaWay &. F'arrar. p. q. 8;s
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Virginia Exploration ana Deve1op Fnsne "
d Company, a rporat t9n, j


The ob1ectTof this suit Is to recover the
sum OF Five Hundred and Tvven ty. = ks
Dollars (s525) claimed to be due hy q s
sSchlegel, Hardy IT, Schlegel, Mary tla E l'ss
Bailey. L,lcy w de Kraft. Katie p Nor !,
fleet, snllle T: Farmer and eneoc =, N ~;
schlegel, deceased by Virginia EXPO RAJ
ton and Development Company, g. COZ cor, n
poraton, for balanc CO due on lease ct Ger 9 Il
tain mineral rights In lands ~ ing III the
county OF AmelIn. in the State Of Viz :;
ginia, formerly belonging to y ac q
Schlcgel, deceased. and bounded by, iana l
of "A. Q, Norris, N enl Farmer and Others
ana to attach the property Of the, sald
corporation now located In the. p x @
aerty being described as follows, namely
Two engines and two boilers. four ,larHtf
belts and other belts, shafting and pm ~
legs, one stand OF bolts, one stone -cru s
or, one engine or hand pump, one hosting
instrument one wire rope 4oo feet ct q i men res
boiler and smoke stack, and to subject
the said property to the payment Of SAD AZ
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j. II. scilleg 81 and Nazte u. schleKel, shisS
a vile: Hardy +. schlegel and Y ictoria ny "
schlegel. his wife; Mary r Bailey s andg
James II. Bailey. her husband = = Y. ~,
his wife; Katie p. Norheet and B. PE,s
y Norfieet. her husband; n. NJ Farmer
81 and Salllo T, Farmer. hts wife, and Re-
becca T.. Schlegel, Plaintiffs, " ss}SSSS
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STORAGE.
DENTISTRY

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
site tho posto frloe. Phone 1906 Exam
nations and estimates free. 41
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

Isl .7b FOR SILVER fCREANI 3I.ADLE IN
white athorette cases. SCFlAAF, Fifth
and Broad, No. 426.
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Theatrical



Miss Laura Willard has sweet and!
mGlodious contralto yQi:e and acts
the part of o Mimosa San in u very
dainty fashion. but though her charms
may cover Il multitude OF SINS. they
are insufficient, TO make amends for
what is lacking in The Geisha" MS II
is presented by the Laura Willard
Opera Company, Adverse criticisms
in out-of-town papers caused those who
went to the Academy last night TO OK
rect little. And there was no pleasant
surprise in store for them.
The performance dragged msernbly
and one could almost hear a sigh of
relief pass over the house when the
end came. The first act was bad
enough. but it was good as compared
with tho second.
Several of the principals of the cast
worked hard To please and acquitted
themselves very creditably. but they
couldn't do enough TO keep the per.
torrance from boring.
The chorus girls were friGhts.