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Waco. May 22.--Texas Christian Mis-
sionarv convention raised $4,000 for
educational work
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WASTED--~By man aud wife, place
TO work, together or separate, either
In town or on the farm. Address ].
Nj. Barker at the Smith house, Waxa-
hachie Alp
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THEY LAY EGGS in winter time.
Buff orpingtons, the great utility
fowls, Eggs for Matching from my
prize winners 3z.50 for fifteen. G..
T. Wilson. II
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WASTED-~~Mauage for new branch
of oar business here in Wa1aharhie.
Write promptly, with Teferences.
The Morris Wholesale House. Gin
rInnatta, Ohio sop
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NOTICE. want as0 large common
eggs TO TIL my new Cyphers Hot Air
Incubator, Win pay cts more per
dozen than the groeeryrnan pays for
nice large eggs that are guaranteed
perfectly fresh. Write or phone first
Phone sos MRS, II. +. BUTLER
aal-wI7 X K. No. 2. Waxahachie
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FOR SALE OR kEST-~A neat five
room cottage. large lot. good barn
and onthouses well located on car
line In East End For particulars
see Phillips Il Hawkins or f. H.
GYiffin 40
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w A N T s

WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday
scattered showers and thunde,
storms. Saturday max. 81, min. 10.
Sunday max. So, min. 60, rainfall
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FOR RENT--Nice cottage. Mrs. NJ.
r. Calfee. If
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23

and "Gredo." Durand's Second Mass"
orfertory. "Pastores," full chorus; Sane
tus" and "Agmus Del" Durand; commu-
MON solo. 'Watchman, Tell Us OF the
Night" after the last gospel. solo. while
Shepherds Watched Their F1ocks by
Night" Therese 8. Carroll. organist and
director
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. high mass at $50 a
m: Professional. "On This Festal Day
stnctuary choir: "Kyrfe' and Gloria. ="
wieeand "veni Creator" Hammered (;
"Credo" wiegand; ofYertory. "Adeste FL
deles" sanctuary choir; 'Sanctus' and
"Agnus Del" Weigand; recessional.
Come. Ye Lofty" sanctuary choir Sol
ann high mass at 1880 a M Procession
al, "On This Festal Day" "Kyrie" and
GLORIA" Perlet: ofYertory. "Adeste FL
deles:" "Sanctus" and "Agnus Del" Per-
let; benediction OF the blessed sacrament:
80. Salutaris'' and ''Tantum Ergo"
HANNA; recessionsl. Come, Ye Lofty"
Chorus OF 30 voices; sanctuary choir, 45
voices. Charles r. Kelley, organist and
director
ST MATTHEW'S, AUBURN-High
mass at $50. Rosewig's Mass In r; Offer
tory selections "Adeste Fideles," and
'watchman, Tell Us Of the Night" High
mass at 1o:1S-Ganns mass I ND. soloists.
Mrs. Frank OConnell, Miss Madge Nc
Guiggan, Mrs. r. H McElroy, Miss Hea-
lev. sopranos: Miss Whittle. Miss Boner-
gan. altos: Messrs Mulholland and Carroll.
tenors, and Messrs Coyne, Murphy and
Kerr bassos. Orfertory, "Jesu Del Viyi,"
Miss Heaiey and Messrs. Carroll and
Coyne. Mrs. James Coyne. organist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
CONGREGATIONAL

UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Morning service: Organ prelude,
Christmas" Dethier; anthem Bright
est and Best Of the Sons OF the Morning" "
Manney: trio 0or violin and violoncello
and organ. "Serenade." widor. Miss An
derson. Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Ware; offertory
with violin obiigato). % I.ittle Town OF
Bethlehem" Bartlett. Miss Hunter an
them. Christians, Awake, Salute the
Happy Morn" Maunder; organ poStlude.
Fanfare" LemmeJs Evening service
organ prelude. March of tho Magi
Klnga" Dubois; anthem. There Were
Shepherds" Vincent; Response. "Soren-
fold Amen" stainer; orertory 'frarkl
What Mean Those Holy voices" Stair;
benediction hymn. '"rhe Radiant Morn
Hath Passed Away" Barnby; organ post
lude. offertoire on two ancient Christmas
hymns Gigout. Choir: Miss Harriet
Barrows. soprano: Miss Jennie Hunter.
contraito Mr.. Desby Jenkins. tenor; Mr..
Henry White. bass; Miss Virginia Ander-
--ef, violin; ME-Georxe- -Wright--xi -xiolon=
cello: Mr.. Gene Ware. organist and d.
rector
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Morning service. i0:G Prelude. organ
and violin Handel: Christ the Lord IL
Born" praetorius; Christians. Awake q"
Msunder: 1T is the Blessed Christmas
Msrn." Bartlett: The Message to the
Continued on page Fight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

CRANSTON STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-FollowinR music
will be rendered Sunday, 10:45: Gloria in
Excelsis." old chant hymn. Antioch"
Handel: anthem. Brightest and Best"
+. Schneider: response, lord. I call
Upon Thee" Fred Schilling; ofrertory vio-
lin "Aire Narie." Rode. op. 10: hymn,
Christmas Song Karl r. Harrington
anthem, From out the Starry Heavens:"
r +. Eyer. op. %; hymn. miles TAM" ."
William Shenbsole. Sunday school con-
cert in the evening Soprano. Mrs. q. j.
tenor. Mr. w f. Maine; bass. Mr.
Charles Il. Gay: violin, Mr.. w. Z. Smith;
organ. Miss Annie Emmons.
MATHEWSON STREET NJ r. church
Morning service: Organ solos, March
OF the "Mag Kings" Dubois: christmas
tians. Awake" Maunder: "Hark, What
Mean Those Holy Noices2" Schumann
Warren, cornet solo. "Cantique dc Noel -
Adam. Mr.. Bowen r.. Church. Evening
Band orchestra, Bowen r. Church.
soloist. will play selections for orchestra
and organ by Adam. Faure and Gounod;
at 7:Sl the choir will render THE Coming
~ the King a cantata for Christmas
tide by Dudley Buck. The cantata will
take up the time OF the regular evening
service. Choir: Mrs. f. l.. Streeter and
Mrs. G. j. Harris, sopranos; Miss Harriet
M. Johnson and Mrs. Irving =. Irons
altos: Walter Il. Rogers and William e.
Rogers tenors: Albert A. Walker and Al
bert r.. Burrow basses: Bowen r.
Church. cornet soloist; Frank f.. Strecter
organist and director.
BETHEL A NJ. f. church-10.45 a m:
VTsTd WGTa anthem an'es while Joy iG Tss
Watched" anthem. "Hark! the Glad
sound" anthem after sermon. "Hark!
the Herald Angels Sing" p. m: Special
Christmas service In the Sunday school,
i:45 2 M Christmas vesper service. sing
The Light OF Heaven" Love Divine.
All Love Excelling;" Unto Ia n Child
Is Born" Hail the Lord OF Glory"
duet. The Christmas Night" process
sionals. "rhe Son OF God Goes Forth TO
TRINITY UNION NJ. T.. church-Morn-
ing service. i0:b Organ prelude. Lem
mems; anthem. THE WOndrOus story ("
Adams alto solo. The Glorious Morn :"
Neidlinger: anthem. "The Blessed Lula
by" Nevin: tenor solo, "Fhe Angels
Christmas Song" Lansing: anthem "rhe
Earth Lay Wrapt." sheldon; organ post
lude. Mendclssohn- Fla gler Evening ser
vice 1.30: organ prelude. Thayer. anthem
THE Anthem Celestial Adams; an
them star OF the East" Wilson: so
pranO solo. "Thc New Born King"
L'Espolr: bass solo. "Calm on the listen
ing Ear OF Night" Nevin duet. AS with
them. Holy Night. Peaceful Night"
schnecker; organ postludc. Dubois. IN ad-
dltion 10 the evening program tho choir
will he assisted by the young peoples
chorus ~ a. voices In n "caroi service d"
ousrtet--Mrs. T.. Gertrude Bullsrd. SO
prano. Mrs Craze Irving Dunn. alto. Mr..
Albert l. Ledd, tenor and director; Mr..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
CATHOLIC

CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SAC
RAMFNT. Academy avenue-Christmas
day. service at $40 o'clock q. m: Pro-
cessional "Adeste Fideles," NoveAo.
chorus: Festival Mass" I'm E-hat. John
Wiegand. for soil and chorus: at the
offertory. ave Maria" DAmbia. for boys
voices: occasional. Christ is Born To-
day" chorus Service at II o'clock: Pro-
cessionaI. "Adeste Fideles" Novelo,
chorus: Grand Messe Solenelle," IN A.
composed by Eduardo Marco "Kyrie :"
chorus. soil and duet; Gloria" chorus.
soil duets and duartets. "Veni Creator
new. Martin Francis. boys voices; SER
mon: "Credo." chorus. soli, trio. quartet. !.
offertory, "Exula Sion V Hammered.
chorus. soil and quartet "Sanctus." I"
chorus. soil and trio; "Benedictis." solo
and chorus; "Agnus Doi." duets and
chorus: recess onal GLORY 10 God" 8. B.
Clemens chorus. Service at 7.46 p. m.
grand solemn vespers: Professional,
"Adcste Fideles." Novello, chorus; Dom
inc ad adiuvandum" y. Mario chorus:
psalm 1O9. "Dixit Dominus," ". Mario.
chorus. soil and duets; psalm 1i0, Con
ntebor Tibi." Gregorian (falso bordonel,
eighth tone: psalm III. "Beatus Nir."
Gregorian (hoysb fourth tone; psalm 129.
"De Profundis." Gregorian (falso hor-
done). A. Capclla, mems voices, irregu-
lar tono; psalm 49,. "Memento." f..
Marco chorus; hymn "Exulta Sion" v.
Hammered. solo and chorus; "Magnihcat" /"
Canticum II. " NJ. p. Mario. chorus. sou.
duets and quartcts: bencdictlon. 20 Salu-
tarls." John WicRand. chorus and soil.
mems voices; "Tsntum Ergo" " Ham
merel. grand chorus. psaiha- -iis, "Iaudate
Dominum." Gregorian (falso bordone). A.
Capcna; rccesslonai, GLORY 20 God" s.
". Clemens chorus The music for the
services will be- rendered by the sane
tuary choir of The Church 81 the Blessed
Sacrament 80 male voices. Victor T.
Hammerel. chormaster and organist
ST ANN's CHURCH GTALTAND-
High mass AZ and io.9 A. m. Infants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
FREE BAPTIST

POND STREET FREE BAPTIST
church-Christmas services at II a. IN.
and 7:45 p. m: Organ prelude, ''Cerjus
opera" Reed; Upon the Snow-Clad
Earth sullivan; "oh. Come 10 My
Heart, Lord Jesus Nevin; solo. Char
ity." Faure. "Ye Bells OF Christmas
Time" Berrdge; quartet. Silent Night,
Holy Night" Haydn; solo. Saviour. We
Adore Thee" Stearns. Soloists: Mr.. O.
j. Taylor. Miss Emily Toliver. Quartet:
Miss Montgomery, Mrs. Annie Hale, j.
Edward Holmes William Hall. Organist,
Miss II. j. Dunbar. Conductor, J. Ed
ward Holmes.
CONGDON STREET BAPTIST church
Christmas praise service by the choiy
at 7:R p. m. anthem, "Hark, the Glad
Sound" Lerman, anthem, Jesus the
Lord is Born" soprano solo, THE New
Born King" anthem. And There Were
Shenherds" Rogers; carol, "Once IN
David's city" Barrett; "Magnificat. y
Danks: baritone solo. Face TO Face"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
IN THE CHURCHES

~:e
special
special chors parts
the greatest festival Of all chstsndom
mankind
OF
that
. many as of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23

The musical program as arranged in
many of <te Providence churches and
three IN the adjacent towns are as fol-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23
BAPTIST

Christopher X. Pearse, bass. Mr.. Carl III.
DroE. organist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-23

y &c y
Solos will be rendered by Miss Eva
Gaignon. soprano; Miss Martha Gilbane,
contralto Mr.. A. Reynolds, tenor. and
Messrs. Colgan. Clancy and Duval.
bassOs
Masses will be celebrated at 8, $50 and
1890 on Christmas day.
Masses on Christmas morning will be at
8. Z. $3.50 and 1890. The and 1880
masses Will be high masses.
ASSUMPT1ON-Mass on Christmas
morning Will be at s. {, s. $50 and $50
and 1880.
organ prelude. March. B-minor schu-
bert; professional "Adeete Fldele. No
vello. Mass I'm E-fat. "Kyrie," Gloria. ."
"Credo," Franz Schubert; EFT Incarna-
tus Est" Trio; soprano, Miss NJ. McDer-
mott first tenor. Mr. +. Murphy: second
tenor, Mr. g. Cheese; onertorE. "Jesu
chorus soprano Miss NJ McDermott:
tenor. Mr. r. Murphy; bass Mr.. l.. Nc
Namara; benedlction after 10:9 mass;
ave Xsrum," Mendelssohn. mixed
cessional, 20 Mira Nox," Adam, ,Bieder-
mann. solo and chorus: Latin words, Rev.
T. l.. Kelly; organ postlude, Grand
chorus in O." Guilmant; Sarah NJ.
Cough. organist and director.
When the choir determined 20 take
copies were 10 be had. 50 II had 20 send 10
Germany for them. It is about the last
piece of music WHICH SCrTuDerr uvvr wrUrr.
ST MICHAEL Sat the $50 mass the
junior choir ~ ST. Mlchaers church. un-
der the direction 81 Miss Teresa Don
ONertory. "Adeste Fideles." Sisters ot
Mercy. Communion 'Jesu Redemptor."
choral. hymn. What Lovely Infant"
at MARY's v. G. CHURCH. Broad
Solemn high mass: "Aseste Eide
les" full chorus; "Hyrie," Gloria"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
ENDED WILD TURKEY FIGHT
South Carolina Ran Fsnds Playing
Peacemaker . Rather Painful
and UNPLEASANT Role.

There are turkey stories as well a. nsh
stories. and n. p. Bullock. OF Tarboro
N. C, tells the following:
A few days ago he wes not Gar from
Doehead. near the old race track back
OF The Ssssum field. when he saw ahead
OF him two wild turkey gobbiers fight.
ing. Mr.. Bullock stepped out into the
bushes and crept along TIN he was oppo-
site the fighting fowls. SO intent were
they In their contest that he was not
heard. With . stealthy step he al.
vanced tin he was almost upon them.
and then he made n spring and caught
the two by the neck. one In each hand.
Then ensGed q battle between man and
birds. With wings and feet the latter
fought, scrathing Mr.. Baocock's arms
and tearing his clothing. With much dif.
hculty one bird vas carried TO the
ground. where its head was crushed By
the mans foot. while the other main
tanned its desperate scratching with fee
and striking with wing. The first on,
disposed Of. the other soon fell an cas-,
victim. Mr.. Bullock says that ne had nj
idea how strong 8 turkey was before
The two turkeys were Eobblers Will
boards nearly three inches long.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

In an interview with Norfolk Land
msak reporter. Mr.. W. Is. Bense. who
spent several weeks here. took occasion
TO say that those who prechsscd Land
here were ''overstocked" with same.
Mr.. Sense IS mistaken. we believe. No
Western or Northern farmer need hold
hs property. and be can sell at anytime
at good advance. We quote the in
terview:
"W. 8. Bense, a real estate dealer and
capitalist of Port Clinton, o.. who Is
spending the winter in Norfolk, said wee
tsrday at the Hotel Neddo that North
srn land spectators IN the peninsulsr
counties OF Virginia were in fair way
to be badly bitten on their holdings.
Mr. Bense believes there is good future
for Northern farmers who settle in this
State. but those who have already come
have made the mistake Of burdeuing
themselves with too much land. Much
Of the land las 5eteriorsted. he says
owing TO bad methods of farming. and
while the native qualities of the soil are
excellent, and the climate splendidly
adapted 10 crop growing. il will take
several years OF hard and unproductive
toll before the lands fully regain their
fertility.
Many OF the newcOmers, be thinks,
are not IN q position 10 successfully cope
with adverse conditions. but be believes
that matters VIII sdiust themselves
sooner or later by the breaking up OF the
large estates and holdings into small
farms, capable of being thoroughly and
scientifically titled,
The people who have made the
West" said Mr.. Bense. are the for.
| eigners-GeruRus Danes and Sweedes-
who have come in and taken small
| holdings Of land and made their fortunes
from 1t. The whole secret appears 70 be
hard work aud intelligent farming
These foreigners and their children ar,
making splendid American citizens.
That Is the class Of immigration
which viii 90 Virginia most good.
continued the Ohio man. and it is onl,
necessary 20 let the advantages and Cd
portuuities which are offered here b,
known. 20 bring a good class Of immi
grants"
MIR. Bense Is 80 much pleased witt
Norfolk and its surroundings that h
has decided 20 remain here until spring
and has made one or two investment
which VIII make his interests here per
manent. De said yesterday that, main
II through the representations he ha
made Of this region 20 his business az
quaintances IN the northern part G
Ohio. large party Of Ohioiaus wi
come down 10 Norfolk on prospectiu
tour next spring."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
OATH OF ANCIENT DOCTORS
Queer Ritual Prescribed by Hippoc-
rates for Prospective Physicians
-Swears by All Gods.

Hippocrates. the father OF medicine.
2.oOa years ago imposed upon all bis stu
dents a remarkable oath. Il runs as fol-
lows:
swear by Apollo. the physician, by
Aesculapius and by Hysssz. hy Psnacea
and by al the gods and sodoesses. thar
| viii fulcn raligiously according 70 the
best Of ny anGnty. power and judgment.
the solemn p0w now make: will honor
- ny father the master who taught me
tAe art OF medicine: his children I will
consider as my brothers and teach them
my profession without fee or reward
! will admit TO my lectures and dis
courses my own sons. my masters sons
and those pupils who have taken the
medical oath. but no one else. I will pre-
scribe such medicines as may be best
suited 70 the cases OF my patients. &C
sOrding 70 the best Of my Judgment. and
no temptation shall ever induce me 70
administer poison. I will religiously
maintain the purity or my character
and the honor 81 my art will not per-
form the operation OF lithotomy, but
! leave II 10 those % whose calling Il be.
longs. Into whatever house I enter !
viii enter IL with the sole view OF re-
liev1ng the sick and conduct myself with
propriety toward women Of the family
II during my attendance hear anythinf
that should not be revealed I wiz keel
Il a profound secret. II observe this
cath may I have success In this life and
| may / obtain esteem after Il; II bresl
u may the contrary be my lot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
PAINTS STRIPES ON HOUSE
Tenant Deeorates Home with Red,
white and Blue and Landlord
Issues New Lease

A man recently took q house upon .
lease in q certain crescent In London
without examining the terms Of his
agreement a. closely a. he should.
After q time the landlord called upon
him and pointed out that he was bound
70 Go al the outside painting AZ GER
tain intervals. he protested. but II was
$50 nominated IN the bond" and there
was no help for him After good deal
OF thought he hired painters and d.
rected them 20 paint the whole front
OF the house red, white and oiue-in
stripes. sWhen u was finished the
rslghborhood-it was . fashionable
psrt-was up in arms and the landlord
was frantic The tenant politely ex'
plasned 90 him that there Was nothing
In the agreement about the color, and
that red. white and blue. IN stripes
was bis favorits combination. but he
thought he might. perhaps, be better
pleased with the painting Of the back
which he proposed 10 color green win
yellow spots The landlord. who vel
knew that not another house could b
Jet In the crescent x he carried oui
his threat. nearly hal q a. ~ the idea
and within q wesk ne tenant had Z
new Iezss. IN Shich ne landlord IN
6srtook 70 20 81 - s&tsses psiatiai
kf8sG<f
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

In the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court
Aof the County of York
". II. Hunt and Vim b. Cox. Plain tiffs.
against
l'aul, Pegram * Co..............D Defend ants.
This day W. II. Hunt ana VIM. b. Cox
personally appeared before me, T. T.
Hudgins. Clerk of the said Court, and
being duly sworn, made oath that Paul.
Pegram & Co. defendants in the said
suit are not residents Of the State of Viz
giuis; and that notice BY order OF publ
cation be had IN this cause, that the said
Paul, Pegram * Co.. not having been
found IN this Dy returns made BY the
Sheriff of this County on a process oil
notice tor them.
Given under my hand as Clerk of the
said Court, this 18th day Of Jan. 1905.
7. T. HUDGINS, Clerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04
No More Stomach Troubles,

All stomach trouble is removed by
the use OF Kodol Dyspepsis Cure. II
gives the stomach perfect rest by di,
gestiug what you eat without the stom-
sch's aid. The food builds up the BODY
the rest restores the stomach TO health
You don't have to diet yourself when
taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. J. d.
Erskine. of Allenville, Mich, says, 81
suffered Heartburn and Stomach trou.
BILE fer some time. My sister-in-law
has had the same trouble and was not
able to eat for six weeks. She lived
entirely on warm water. After taking
two bottles of KOdol Dyspepsia Cure
she was entirely cured. She now eats
heartily and is in good health. an
glad TO say Kodol gave me instant re.
lief sold by 10y L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

OF Ague and Malaria can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bittsrs This
is pure, tonic medicine, OF especial
benefit In malaria. for II exerts true
curative influence on the disease. driv-
ing il entirely out of the system. II is
much to be preferred to Quinine, hav
ing noue OF thss drugs bad after effects.
L. s. Mundsy. of Henri eta. Tex. writes
my brother was very low with mslsri.
al feyer and isundice till he took Elec.
trio Ritters, which saved his life. A
L. Henley's drug store; price soc, guar
snteed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

To PAUL. PECRAH & Co. baltimore
You are hereby notified that a tract
of land containing sixty-four acres, in
duquosin District. York County, State
of Virginia, described as 64 acres, Rob
iuson y Lawson, 5. e. 10 miles from
Courthouse Of said County. was sold On
the 5th day Of Noyember. 1856. for the
non-paymeut of taxes, levies. interest.
and costS 10 the Commonwealth Of Viz
GINA. and application for the purchase
thereof has been filed IN this office, and
il appearing from the records in this 81.
fee that you are interested in said land.
you are further notified TO appearin four
months form date Of this notice and do
what may be necessary to protect your
interest.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of
January. 1905.
7. 7. HUDGISs. Clerk,
Circuit Court York County.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

FoE liver troubles and constipation
there IL nothing better than DeWiit-s
Little Early Kisers, the famous Iittle
Pills They do not weaken the Stomach.
Their action upOn the system Is mild.
pleasant and harmless. Boo Moore. Of
Lafayette. lad. says: NO use taking
DeWitt's Little E4rly Riscrs do tbei,
Work. All other pills have used gripe
and rake me sick In the stomach and
neyer cured me. DeWitt's Little Far.
y Risers proved 70 lie long sought re.
lief. They arr simply perfect Person,
travelling fad Little Early RIsers ID.
most reiisble remedy 10 carry w,tl
them. Sold By L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-04

GRAFTON GOSSIP.
New YOrl

GRAFTON. Va, Feb ..2-LasdThursdav
was the coolest day Of the season here
abouts 7. M. Harris. trsyeling sales
MAJ tory ". Rowe * Co. Of Hampton
reached this town about uightfall so
thoroughly chilled as 20 be rendered IN
conscious. ends took him in -harge
and soon brought him around al right.
10 The absence Of DR.. ". V. Tudor, Of
Richmond The Rev. ]. W. Baker 5resided
over the FIRST quarterly conference at
Zion church Saturday.
Miss Florence Martin Of Fiuysnua Is
visiting ber brother. Dr.. E. r. Martin.
DR.. Martin i q graduate of the Medical
College Of Virginia. and has built up q
good practice IN this county.
Mrs. T, J. Crockett has as her guest
Misses knight and verser. Of Richmond
Christian Wainwright brother Of Mrs.
George T hiihps. Of Richmond and Miss
Columbia Hogge were married at York.
town Sunday.