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WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 co.
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.

5f b - q 3. 4 =
stance Cary, now Mrs. Burton Ilarri-
son, OF New York and HettyfC Cary, after.
wards Mrs Pegram; Mrs. Ould, Mary
Preston, of South Carolina, and her we'd
ding, and Sally Buchanan Preston, her
sister, who is pictured by Mrs. Chestnut
as being supremely lovely, arc some Of
the people that one becomes well ac-3
quaintcd WithTbyareading the Diary
The book has It's flashes OF 3humor and
gayety all the more vivid',by. tragic con-.
trasts. The tumult and turmoil OF war
that move ,tumultuously through It are
succeeded by the patllos and tho sadness
Of days following upon the; emptiness
of defeat One looks up from Its pages
to realize that9here Is history told in Its
most convincing and entertaining form,
history that Will perpetuate the name
of tho woman, who. In the midst OF a
great national epoch, found time to set
In order her Impressions OF 1t.
THE LIONS SKIN. BY John Sergeant,
Wise. PIP, 4oi. S15o. Doubleday, Page
and Company. fs
AS Mr.. Wlses book has It's scene laid
principally IN, Richmond and Virginia.
and as II deals with many Of the repre-
sentative State and city people who
were Mr., Wises college mates and
friends, It's reminiscent style and easy.
l. flow of incident ana description VIII at
tract u large class of readers already
familiar With the authors remarkable
talent In the art OF book-nlaking.
II is readily perceived that Mr.. ise's
book Is an autobiography, and that un-
der the name OF Powha tan Carrlngton, he
is the hero Of the story that has Just
been published
Tho period Of the hook Is that extend
ing from the time immedta tely afters the
CiVilt War down to d the present! tlme,s
The picture given of nc lnond, as y:
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appeared In 1866. or tho authors Univer-
sity of iVirginia days. Of his courtship
and marriage, and his Richmond home.
are thlckly interviewer With references
to socinlSlife and customs In the Old Do
minion, and to many of the beautiful wo-
panlons OF Mr.. Wise's 'hoyhood and
manhood.
G HeS gives graphic accounts OF Univer-
slty OF Virginia commencement and ball,
In which no played n prominent part;
Of tho famous White sulphur season of
1863, and OF; tho Capitol disaster and Its
attendant horrors. He gives the reason
that led to hts removal from Richmond
to New York. and refers IN a most inter-
esting manner3to the part horne py ms
sons in the Spanish American war,
One cf the features that will most COM
mend .The Lion's Skin" to Its readers
is, the way In which Mr.. Wise writes
of his home and Its inspirations, which
make the sum and center OF the whole
volume and refIte the idea which seems
to- have invaded the modern mind that
on the wape, and bid fair. to 90 entirely
goiit OF fashion. Heretics along this line
arc referred to the flial5 and loYerlike
devotion with which every mention made
by Mr. Wise of Ills fat her and his wife
9oyerfloWs. N u b
by THE QUEENS GRACE. BY yirnaa,
Sheard. 81 PIP. 316, sl.b0' Frederick
Ss "a. Stokes Company, New YORK. \. IN h
a charming romance OF love. u, which
an English maid and Lord live and suf-i
fer and finallyga are we'd IN the days of
good Queen Hess OF England !.
The theme nf til story is as old ms ere.
alton. yet tlles ma llner nj Us .handllng
rendersit, sing,Iarly sweet and pure, y le
naras ot tho heroine is joyce Davenport.
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Her lover, Lord Yeiverton, Ia serGr vi
| from her for many years. The manner Of
| his finding her among Queen Eliznbeth's
maids of honor at a court masquerade
| In London Is told In this fashion:
"a man threaded his way through the
dancers with swift steps. lie stood head
and shoulders above those who passed,
and as for his dress IL WAS of aober brown
leather. following the lines of his firmly
knit figure as though moulded upon 1t.
His boots, of soft tan, rose to the mid.
thigh and were flarlng and battlemented.
He was belted with girdle Of dull gold.
from which dangled a toy-like Venetian
dagger set with turquoise. He was mask
ed as the rest, and came forward to the
foot of the Queens throne and knelt to
kiss her hand.
who art thou?' she said, smiling. "or
what name art thou known by. friend? y
~ am but a jugger, Your Majesty" he
answered softly, zone who earns his
bread by the tossing Of Knives and
balls" t +
1--WE will test thy skill on the morrow
she returned noddng. Go now thy way
and be merry
He moved lightly down and mingled with
| the dancers, llis eyes searching constant
~ ceaselessly. but he spoke to none.
| Leaving the throne-room.t he stepped out
| Into the hall, and as he did so, a woman
| passed him. La
She wore a gown Of ivory-hued silk.
banded here and there With silken en-
broidcry. The sduare-cut bodice showed
the dazzling fairness of her skin. and
her silvery hair was colled high upon her
head, where a golden dart held It..
| The itgglcr followed as she went slowly
on and entered a little ante-chamber
hung in rose-hued. silk. The place WAS
quite deserted and she threw herself into
chair before a fireplace, as though
weary.
The man watched her as she leaned
forward With her hands clasped Then
he entered the room and drew the cur
tains ut the door behind him. The Ewo-
man rose to her feet with n broken cry.
Yelverton stepped over to her and look
| ed down into her hidden face Take off
thy mask, sweetheart" he said, "for a
God lives, J. know thee"
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]. Exlles Erom Home.

EVERY year sees thousands of pale and
emaciated people leaving their homes for
tho benefit change OF climate affords
them, A large number of these poor
sufferers who are thus exiled from home
are affected With throat or lung trou-
BILE, asthma. bronchitis or consumption.
which can Invariably be traced hack TO
q. severe cold, No one would neglect a.
cold could he foresee such a determination.
To 60 to warmer climate for ones
healtl, Is expensive and seldom altogether
satisfactory. The prompt use of Cham
berlaip's Cough Remedy will savh all this
expense and Worry. This remedy is wide
" known for. Its prompt cures of coughs
and colds, and thousands have testified
to tho permanent relief they have received
BY Its use. For sale by all druggists.
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"a Richmond Boy Honored.

Mr., NJ. Norwell Anderson. a well known
and popular young man Of this city has
recently been appointed to n responsible
position In the War Department at WASH
3lngton and leaves tomorrow 20 assume
his duties there. ),
Ills many friends in Richmond wish
him the greatest success ingt this depart
ment of the government service
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trated with a. number OF Guerin's pic
lures Of It's beautiful buildings.
Other contributors include Rtchard
con. Nine. Waddnstpn, Edith wharton
and Margaret Sherwood.
The April number Of worlds Work con-
tains q ful-page portrait OF Andrew
May We Insure Our Insurance. Other
notable numbers are written by Abraham
Cahan; an anonymous correspondent, VINO
ssyenasa Rolin Lynde I HART Leroy er
Isaac T. Marcosson and I. s. Quinn.
Country Life in America for April Is a
Dugmoro contributes, the cover and con-
tents design OF butterflies and bloodrot.
The frontispiece in cynthia moths i
S Hrie BY T. r hrawnwe es oher o Mpr
2. ,Capen. Alfred II. Goodwin, e. G..
Holtzoper Leonard Barron, n. X. Job,
Payne Mariyn, Ernest Thompson Seton.
and s.. w Fletcher
double planting number containing
n ,rsoi kinds Of planting tables With Minute
ent. details OF all flower vegetable and
fruit growing on large estates as we'll
as as II the suburban backyard. About Z the
hinder, shows what TO plan as well as
what to do each week. There are some
| Interesting directions for planting Just
enough to supply a.gffainllytof six with
the vegetables and fruit they Will need
altogether. 1t Is n wonderfully helpful
and Instructive number.
An interesting feature OF the April Book
lovers Magazine La contribution by Dr.
Edward \. Caiisch, OF this city. called THE
Dream Of n Jewish Nation Tho article In
question Ia a thoughtful discussion OF tho
which will repay close reading. a charming
number Ia that entitled "a Painter OF. Para
bles, the work OF Byam Shaw, with color
nnd black and-white reproductions. Holy
Week In Holy City" with illustrations. by G.
PARROTS number on Stephen Phillips. which
has a fine photograph copy OF the dramatist $
| nrtrait and is an extremely fine article.
Tho April Century in cover design, fronts,
piece high grade Illustration and splendid
tnble OF contents maintains the standard which
| has for years rendered 1t a delight TO the eye
and a feast to the mind OF the reader. II Is
ar unusually fine and beautiful Issue. S3
The April Reader Magazine has q number
Among them are y. Whitcomb Riley. Caleb
Powers. Elliott Flower, Joseph Conrad. Ar
thur strlnger Gouveneur Morris. Eyhngeline
Rooth, G, cunn ngham. ". NJ; Rogers: Edith g I
Nicholson, James II. Morse. Octave Thanst.
! katharine NJ. IA Roof Madison Cawein. Julia
| Ward Howe, S. r. Kiser and George Brehn1.
The April I.eslies Is up to It's usual
bright and attractive standard. Its con-
| tents are contributed by Charles Dekay,
! q. r.. Bourkc, G. A. England. g: W. Alger,
7. D. Holman. H. w Phillips. p =.
stearns, Green T. WalM q e. q.
s sis ralph ii esSs hery a sedswicR,
| sSci1rnas ma M n na and Others 5E Z.5
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Women's Magazines

.ests and the activities OF women, such
MS the Delineator, Harpers Bazart and
Good housekeeping, are filled with an UNI
usual amount of good reading and useful,
instruction and suggestion. their literary.
household and fashion departments be-
ing most helpful to the woman who reads i
provide for the com fort and we'll being!
finer household. fS VIZ,
Harner's BAZAAR for q prll Is the special
snE hadped Pnss
signs. with an authoritative article on the
fashion outlook for the coming year. Of
Of DR.. Henry Van Dykes essays, '.The Way
to- Romanhood. in which no tells OF the
true womanhood. and a humorous. but true.
article on woman in Journalism. under the title
ot'.The Journalistic Career Of Evelyn, ,1 writ
tho tho mill herself Besides the usual features
and the current instalmentdof Mary p Will
are are many hints for Easter menus spring reno,
waiting. and other timely TOPICS pics. 5f En-
Walter sichel in his new book Dis
rael, q Study In Personality and Ideas, 4
Funk ts ;Wagnalls COMPANY, shows how 9 '
the great statesman was able, by MS
commanding personality to e.scomfit his
opponents and carryaihis point against
all obstacles. IN persona matters, also,
he had habit OF haylnfg his T SWm way
''IA
Times a characteristic episode In Dis
sracli's courtship. The 5istatcsman, was
In love with a widow, Mrs Wyndham
Lewis one day when he went to call
the lady sitting by tho window saw him
approaching and ordered the servant to
say that she was not n Is home. When
the mad5reached the hall the statesman
was hanging up & his overcoat
mrs, Lewis. Sir, is not $at$ home" said
tho Hurried maid
III 81 did not ask for Mrs. Lewis, - was
the calm, statesn,anlke}r reply.
But don't know when she will be
back, urged the maids
SDisraeli but / am going to wait TIL
she comes back. SO please make me a cup
He did wait, he got his tea and he
married the widow. 8s vs.
John Oliver Hobbies Mrs. Craigle). au-
thor OF Love and the Soul Hunters is
E the daughter of an American drug mer-
chant. Mr. John Morgan Richards, who
has for some years resided In England.
and who has ow-ncd The London Acade-
my since 1896. His daughter has written
much for The FSAcad deny Mr. Richards
has just sold the periodical to Sir G gorge
5Ncwncs owner OF The Strand Magazine,
Tho JVestminster Gazette, Tidbits, and
many other periodicals.
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Do You Know Good
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a healthy person sleeps a healthy sleep when
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When you find that half the time you cant
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u would Jump at my own shadow. SUI
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For IS years Paine's Celery. Compound has
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Think for a moment what this means and re-
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America has ever knoWn-Prof =. p. Phelps, Of:
Dartmouth University. Paine's Celery Compound
is recommended and sold BY all zreputable drug
gists everywhere. s.s
WELLS, RICHARDSON 2 co.
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
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Mch 2-4t
No. 2O1 South Pine Street.

q III pursuance Of the decree OF the Rict-
nond Chancery Court n the suit styled y
Mary Sue Y Dung VS.. Ethel L. Young &
ais, entered on the 10Th March, 1906.
Ehe undersiEVl ned a Special 8 Commission err &
will sell by public auction, on the prem
9ises. on Il ~ i; ~ stsl $,f 55g
sTHuRsDAY.-A MARCH 30, 1905.
at s o clock p. NJ, the real estate referred
3toin the said decree, 1t being the above
named neat, s,ibstantial. well. located and
rooms. with the lot on which IT stands. 4
% Pine Street. and extending back on
and within parallel lines 145 feet to an
alley, the property being most conven-S5
ientlySand plea SAINT ly situated, and OF the (
SharastsF gnatlyt Y demand
E H TERAaS-One-third Of the purc chase
money in cash, and the remainder in two
equal Instruments by negotiable notes
the purchaser at and ~ months with
interest added from the day Of sale. and \
the title to bessreta1ned until the pur-
chase money Is fully paid and a convey
fnnce ordered by tho court 5S5 rs III ss,
s.% ca CARLTON JACKSON,
Special Commissioners
y, 3. Elan g Co.. A " loneers.
Of II the Special Commissioner o has be been
6l .,,,$s'5s clLAs. o. sAv1IlLE, clerk.
-
say at $50 We will sell the new. six-room
modern frame dwelling 8 &
No. 1875 S. Linden Street,
fronting 1sxeO feet. a good homo or first-
class Investment. 1e
TI0RMS-Easy. 3 gs{Ss sa9l
NIch % tbs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF FINE
OFFICE SFURN1TURE,s IRON SAFE
MACHINERY. 81 PATIENTS. PATENT
sTMTEs TOBACCO =, sTbaiarINiG CO..
In parsuanse Of an order sIs E. on the
Court OF the United States for tho Eastern
District ofVirginia in the atterl Of the
United States Tobacco Stemmng Co.,
9qnksSqpasy MA Mar SCI pShlle
at s:SO p NJ, In Room No. Times
,5a'nee htndsome Mhahogany
Desk. 2 hand Revolving Office Chairs,
8 nne Vienna Chairs. Mahogany finish;
Cocoa Mating, the Patents. Patent
Rights, Patterns, Drawlngs Blue Prints.
Immediately Following. Will proceed to
the factory Of the r.. A. Patterson ro-S
'bacco CO., corner Canal and Seventh
Streets. and sell at 80 ?. II Combine
to 1000 pounds. made ~ the Debolt safei
and Lock Co.: / Machine Lathe, about
8 feet long, made by ]. J. McCaba ;s !
Shaper. made by Smith 8: Mills; i Power
These machines are co,npara lively new,
and were in use hardly six months. ONCE
Furniture all in tirst-class condition,
showing but little use.
| TER NS--Cash.
Nich 23 ut III I9l ,s5s Dad
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BY a. =. Chewning Company,
Real Estate 4uctioneers.
n RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
OF
NO. Oil WEST LEIGH STREET.

l. =
5.s&s asl 49, 5Ej
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust.
dated April u. 1000. Of record IN clerks
Office OF Richmond Chancery Court, In ID.
B. 1G7 G, page 4fi.3 default having been
made In the payment of a portion OF the
debt thereby secured, and being required
by the beneficiary so to do we will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on al
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 1905
ut o'clock z, Nj, the property number
as above, consisting OF u frame dwelling
on the north line ofLeigh Street, between
Graham and Oak Streets. by depth OF
eighty-six feet to an alley.
Ti2RAls,one- fourth cash, balance Ct
S,Ss's4 \ !, 4: S Il f#BWS,se
Mich east Trustees.
BY c. l.. q II. Il D4noon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main Street
DWELLfNG AT THE SOUTHWEST
g gRhEFa OF ER s RAg AN Fp G2uT sN
THB Y W " vi linz or ST. Paul
STREET SNp RlINNlIN a. BA lsS 4, 81;
tain deed OF trust, dated May 3. iaSi. and
D. r, ia CA p. III, default having been
made IN the payment OF the note therein
secured. will sell by public auction, on
A. WEpN EspAy. MARCH 20. 1905. .
at o'clock r. NJ. the above described
property. 3 n III on
TERMS--C,as t as to expenses OF execut-
Ing this trust, and to pay a note OF $40O,
with interest, from May .. 1903, balance at
II and 2 years,
K q, l.. & H. II. nenoon, Auctionesrsr se
+ NIch 81 ids &
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IN 5Harper's Magazine for April Profess.
sor Richardson. Of, PRINCETON, gives IL; g
middle ages. Professor John B. Clark
writes about the advantages of profit
sharing. and Isadore Ladoff a former former
Siberian exile, tells of mis- arrest in Rus
.ture OF d Western mining camp, and S.
NJ. Arthurs is the artist of tho fro ntis-
piece in color. Others contributing are
I + Is. Connolly, a. NJ. Roach, r. *. Dun
can, II. Whitaker, +. French, Emery
}Pottle, wv. d, IIowells, M. CaWein, J ]. b.
Tabb, *. " Patch. Mrs f !; Dudeny; N,
N: M. Speer, S. NJ MacDougall and w.
S. Howard. 500 !l3 IN
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III pursuance Of the decree OF the II ich-3
smond Chancery Court in II the suit styled
! Mary Sue Y Dung VS.. Ethel u. Young 8:
ais, :. entered on the 10Th March, 1905.
Ehe undersigned Special Commissioners
will sell by public auction, on the prem
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Il. The April table of contcntsein. McClnre's
includes 1.-The Aston Fortune" BY Fur.
ton u. Hendricks Regard "a a 4 J os .
5ssoc Social I BY Florence .Tinsley Cox;
',The Golden II God. !" by Edwin LefeTr re
what Ais Russia2" by Perclvll .Gi 70
1 George Edward W'oodberry. and other
Interesting numbers by w. Grenfcll
gC lolllngs worth. IIoratio yynslo w
Al. y Housman. The articles go into
many fields Tof human activities. and
there Is equal diversity among the stories
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& scrhners maya Zine for APRIL - q spe,,
. n;s1 "''N by Blendon Campbell. in. Color
for, the frontlspiec a double 80 color
picture. by Gnern, entitled ., rsprln 2! IN
Rin"fApril,HE with decorations by Ernest
Thomas Nelson Page writes of 4 s rep
iresentative University OF he Soutll.-the
18th Viii inaugurate It's frs regular presi-
dent, the government hitherto having. heen
;eentared. as Jefferson directed IN a
chairman of the board. NJ. Page Is an
sity, and depicts the long and heroic
ystriggle OF Jefferson to bring into being
this unique institution. " Is an Inspiring
record OF great achieyememtssf from small
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Afterward. when tho Dean Of mn Eng
lish Cathedral. who Is one of tho best and
do with "The Marriage OF William Ashe,
and the one unchanglng friend OF Lady
Kitty, draws her aside and tries to per-
snadc her not to read Renan, she an-
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The bond required by the above decree
of the Special Commissioner has been