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rsut safe 10 be- day without Dr
Thomas Electric oil n me houso Move.
can tell What moment m accident is ga.
ing TO happen
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Judge and Mrs. A. G. c. Biercr viii
entertain the last Of the month Lieuten.
ant ana Mrs. Biercr. of tho 'nitcd States
navy Lieut. Blercf i- the you0Ers 50
brother u Judge Bicrcr ard % just re-
turning from a crIise on The eastern
coast ~ Massae hussctts aboard tne bft-
uesiip Illinois. Lieutenant Elercr Will
DE stationed at Kansas CITY 'hn fan ~
charge OF naval recruiting station. ana
in the spring expects TO be promoted 20
the position of commander and VIII pro
baily sail 20 the Far East and visit our
possessions thcre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-10

Mrs o. II. Fcgan's ouchre party Mon-
dly evening for her sister. Miss Alice
steele. Of SPARTA Wsconsin was onc
week. Miss Cassidy won the ladies' frs.
and Miss Edith Grisscll Ihc lone hand
prize. MIR Fowler won the gentleman's
first prize and Mr. Wood received the
lore hand prize There were forty guests
present pretty lunch WAS served az
ter O'Clock
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For accordion rleatins Ringing FROM
one 10 a irches see Mrs. Hewitt dress
maker room go, Beadles block
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made for the delegates to pay their
respects to Mr. Roosevelt tomorrow,
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che following visitors registered told5
at Clu.csio library
Garth W. Cnlc-Grton B-y. wisconsin
Airs. @. V. TIT 40, gs-Pswhts ska
Mrs. j. L. Rldeeway- Cameron. Mo.
Miss iobrandt--Cameron. No.
Mrs r. y. kna1p Oklahoml CITY
Mrs. w. J. Debblns- Chicago.
Miss Ida NJ. Dohlc -suiina. Kane
Mr. aud Mrs @. H Licbmndt- Can,
eron, Missouri
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returned from several weeks irir tc
California and ether acihc coast state.
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Money 20 loan on city property oDtionut
payments. Address l.. Box 20f Glthrie.
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The-Highest-Quality Chill Ionic

1t would be false economy cheaper the of production
by using ingredients of inferior quality because the
selling reputation Of Groves Tasteess Chill Tonic demands
the maintenance of the highest obtainabe quality. The
makers every year about ten (10 tons of Qunine
alone which the largest used by any manuac-
urer in the world, and one-thrtieth (13O) Of the entire
Qunine supply
Drives Out Malaria and Builds Up the System
Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price so cents.
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING cARLE.
yaeat X lower
on Fs up
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Mrs J. W slnde has returned from
crerccM CITY wncrc she has seen visit
ing for day on two. Saturday afternoon
Mrs. slado conduct,d The meeting of the
Crescent Relief Corps orsal.iutiun. AZ
the close Of the Session Mrs ora Lane
deTirtm1 treasurer. gave 70 reccptNn
4tt her pleasant home at which Airs SHADE
was tie guest Of honor There were nifty
guests in attendance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-10
OATS.

No 2 mixod. ss4 @27c; No mized
-saeshso
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Judge Bicrer reccntls gave Ms Bbcrer
q very handsome horse The animal vas
bonn and reared in the purple and IS
Attracting co.Vmctahe favorable com-
ment Judge uierer also presented tic
children with stylish little shctlard
pony trap. and ,hc srorn a. interesting
and beautiful Bioror cliltrcn moy be
setn cach day driving ON the boulevard q
and avenues in the smart turnout.
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I1vERFe0L oPENINa cARLn.

Nhcs uncha ged % 4, np
Form unchanged TO is up.
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Mrs. r. O Irons, Mrs nov TecL Mts.
Anderson and Mrs w r. Mears. Of
Coyle. We're in the city this morning
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} o o o o o o o o G o o o o O .
, TopAY's MARKETS. q
Q 0 0 0 0 . Q 0 Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q o 6
Special to Daily Leader.
KANSAS CITY CASH.


No. hard 1870 soc; No. 3 hard 7sA@
re; No hard Csc: No. red 9Oc; No
3 red, SOC.
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--~~---~~~~~-N~-~.
Events and
Personal Notes.

Is pot ven an advocate of woman's suf.
frsgc bit she g au adsoci-e az purity
10 eovernmont. and 1t the club women or
'hc United states can possibly pre,ent
it Reed Smoot is never going tc become
an active member of the senate 4
Horios Of papers on American History viii
be rcod at each meeting OF tie club be-
ginning with the nest Monday afternoon
sessipn. Mrs Lawrence viii rc.ld an
article clcarly distineoishinr the diner-
cnce OF Mrs. F,nton p clark
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
heat unchanged 10 p. up
pru p up.
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HOGS.

Chictso--iS,@rt, we x.
Kansas City-li.0 600 weak
Omaha q. 800. weak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-10

No white 5oq5o&c; No. 3 white SO
l@s2c; No. mixed s.hml7Nc No. 8
mixed i6'ac
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KANSAS CITY RECEIprs :

\ KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS
Wheat, 323.
Corn. "a.
{ Oats, %
CHICAGO ESTIMATES TOMORROW
( What, Is. grado Is
Corn, 2s4. grade 10.
Oats, 800. grade ~
Hogs 10000
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
fheat x ap
Porn = up.
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Chicago f.00a. weak.
Kansas City-Is.O00. weak
Omaha 5000. weak
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PERSONAL
MENTION

J. o. Morson is In The city from.
shawnee
W. r. blackburn De here from King
fisher TODAY.
Governor Fersu.oa wen, o-.thsnacr
this morning
p r. walton won't 10 utcrisad this
morning on business
g o. fughtown Jr.. ,t 81 ioui, s
hove iodoy un business
w. r. mAunus. " oianho,na chr
Is business visitor hele iods,
United statcs Attoney litacc spoed
is m oklahoma City on blsilcry
Mi's Stella bradshaw is spcnaine the
aay with friends at Oklahoma city
Mrs. Howe and children have returned
from % visit with friends in Missouri.
Mrs. NJ r. swift. OF Chicago. Is in the
city IN the interest Of q lecture course
bureau
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Mrs. Ahbic r. irncrmann o. Cushing.
state president OF the w, C. r. 4. tor
hlorbn orglnizIton his Cora D.
iiommett. OF oklahoma city and Mfe.
pr. McCnllongt, o Aunatce. stdit 50 .-
OF NON. alcdhcHc t-cdisation
ARE guests Of Mrs A v Ncvc,hy this
week
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Governor and Mrs. r. q. Ferr ison hay,
issued invitations for q reception to be
given wednesday evening October as.
from nine pntn eleven o'clock for MT
and Mrs. C. NJ shartcl
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Tho Oklanoman says: MISS Fern Ross
has gone TO lsirei,a SPRINGS 10 be with
her sister Mrs. o. G. scorsbey. who Is
1uiie seriously N there Mrs scors-
bey has been in rapidly failing health
'or the pase veai ana her many friends
here are very much concerned over the
announcement OF her relapse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-10

Mrs. NJ + Swift. OF Chicago. Is n the
city in the interest Of lecture course
bureau
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Airs. Ed Butler ard daughters Ger-
trude and Dorothy leave this afternoon
on the Santa Fe for their home IN Ports
mouth, Ohio, after a pleasant isit with
Mr. and Mrs Charles MartNdaie ana
Mr. and Mrs. George Ecnpnds. on lsa~,
Cleveland avenue.
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Mrs. Howe and children have returned
from % visit with friends in Missouri.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-10

Miss stella bradshaw is spcnaine the
day with friends at Oklahoma CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-10

w. r. ~ MINUS. VI ol,hho,na Cite
is business visitor heie tods,
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p r. walton wont 10 uicfisad thn.
morning on business
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United states Attorney iiucc speed
is n oklahoma City o. blsilcrs
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
Their onlx w..na.

A choice sample OF General Patrick
Collins wit was furnished on the occa
sion or his return from a visit to his
native sod several years ago, bringing
with him shilialah as gift to John
Boyle O'Reilly. The presentation of
the gift was made the occasion OF a
banquet. 10 which a score OF the friends
or both these distinguished Irishmen
were hidden. The postprandial exer-
eises were something rollickine. ana
the climax OF the fun was reached
when General Collins arose to make
the presentation speech. Holding the
shiilalah aloft, he proceeded with mock
soiemnity TO apostrophizc the historic
Irish emblem. AS he handed st to the
recipient he SAID in conclusion: ''Royle
oReiily, | now take pleasure In pre-
senting TO YOU this shillalah from the
old sod. 1t is the only weapon which
the British tyrant has left to the Irish
people to defend them-from each 9th.
Lr."-Boston Herald.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
The Jnnnlr vrnn,nn

Street car conductors regard inOulsi-
tive women passengers with supersti-
dous dread. The o;her day fuse
blew out i'm Broadway ear. and that
car was hitchcd on as trailer to the
one ahead. Presently woman began
TO ask questions.
What would happen" she said. "if
the fuse were to blow out I'm that car
ahead? What would become of usf
Would the car ahead OF that be abls
to drag both OF these carsT'
Il don't know. said the conductor.
but don't worry. We won't have a
chance 20 find out. \ double accident
OF that kind has never happened to a
car OF mine yet. and IL isn't likely TO
happen once In Il hundred years"
Just then there was an explosion
ahead, and both ears came TO n stand
still. Tho fuse had blown out.
"Confound that woman!" growled the
conductor. THAT Is all her fault
This wouldn't have happened II she
hadn't asked so many fool questions.
She's Ionah."-New York Press.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Eses2E RAILWAY CO
ESEz1N

spring Schedule, in effect prn %. 1905
p s.eamer leaves Pier Light Street Wna-,
eLstuOrc. every Sunday ard Wadp.ss.- -
meaa,nsI permitting, Tor Fitchetts and in.a eS
AH9uIate lhnulngs as follows: sSA
Leave baltimore M m NM 40
Sampsons 2:i5. Tipera III Riacs ..oH a. M
hS $50, limbs A. Reedville I:3o 6s,,lSs.o
80 KinIr rnsyo;le, Grace Point 7:lO, Byrdton
I Te.,, NntiInarnock 1:3O, Ocrans SAB Cbasas q
,so bay s;aO, Palmers 10 Jaeksonss $500 :,
Ii:9V, che. ~ Point ll:S5 Cricket HIii 10 ek
Ref5 i~o 2. M, arrive Fitchetts 1880.
Slet.uIhlng, leaves Fitchetts for Rsittno-.
ano intermediate landincs wesfbar n sl.nO.e
ing, every tuesday ard FRIDAY as foIc,rsit
CrJeieee tEThhtcneIts a. m, Calls 9:30 a m
Creek iOan p $40, merry Point 10, Jackson's
- ~ IN YSO, runners X, noon, Little Rsv IS.IS,
F. m. Chases l2:45. OCEANS KiImarnsS,SS,A 20,
byruton loo, Grace Point 2 Hardi1as = r i ,
Ms S'i2 10 rieeton 4:f5, limbs B. ReedviIie 6n,
arrive RsIfimo SilS oSO, Iipers 6;l5, Simpsons z
pSH..Seaner leaves Pier 3, Light Street vvhare
.antte every Monday and Thnrs5a1'
mSulate landings as follows: $40 iASoi-
- Le q We baltlmore y. m, Mia 230s m Flaa
S 8 2; M os $50. heedville S:Si Grace Point
sons CreeS nnadHuSSrnoek b;l5. Ocran $50, Jack
nnl!l SOU Calls :, Fitchetts sos RIIsrSs a,s
Srlhels gu. arehouse 9:35 ConrsaSs. ''ie'
arrive ar Erce alo, ,Stampers Ie3O, BANDS IL
aI n.eteu1Inng, leaves Freeport for Ralttroova
anu intermediate iandiugs ever W i more
asSe Ey, weather permitting, as foiIowS
SIs O:oO. Green Point CAS- Conrs a. stamp
"a 'soo 6rinels $40, Ruarks 7.lS Eiteh.e
Ia sU Srleket Hill a:I6 Cherry Poins ne
noo eak iSS0p. M. Byrdton Is:S5 g., n nii tnr
Mito' r'eSton S;45, limbs g. ReeSviIla o oid,
Rais,Do,d ipers 6,S5, BiackweIis $50 1900 ~,
WILLARD THOMSON. Gen. Msns,-
~ a.: BROWN. Agent, Pier g.
A'MOhDocHs Gen. Passenger AOaDt
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
REFORMAToRY METHODS.


New Ideas Applied with Success by
New York Juvenile Asylum.
New methods OF reforming young
street arabs who have committed some
petty offense and are removed by the
courts from their evil surroundings un-
I'll they can recover their equilibrium.
as IL were. are being applied with great
success by the New York Juvenile asy-
lum In the model establishment at
Dobbs Ferry on the Hudson, into which
II moved early In the summer. SYM
PATTY and not restraint is the theory
on which discipline IS based, and yet
the discipline of the institution has In
no way suffered. There is no physical
barrier whatever to prevent the young
sters from leaving the asylum grounds.
When the asylum FIRST moved from
the old buildings from which II was
driven by the growth OF the city, where
escape was not so easy, the temptation
proved too great for few OF the 800
youngsters, and twelve have ventured
out into the great world again without
permission Two were promptly re-
turned by their parents, and another
was found not far away a day or two
after he yanished. very hungry and
woebegone. He soon discovered that
somehow he never got a chance to re-
count his adventure to the admirfnc
audience he had looked forward 10. and
his teachers saw TO IL that be appeared
to his comrades as nothing more en-
viabie than very foolish youngster.
This Is an example OF the modern
method or dealing with street urchins
VINO need 10 learn new ways OF life.
for many OF the asylum's charges are
sent to 1t by the police courts, while
nearly all OF them come from the un-
wholesome surroundings OF the New
York siums- In fact, the 900 boys
whose number will be Increased ma
soon as more OF the cottages they &C.
cupy as living quarters instead of old
fashioned dormitories are completed
might easily be mistaken for pupils OF
a private boarding school were it not
Tor their plain, we'll worn uniforms
and heavy INSTITUTIONAL shoes.
Credit marks are given for good be-
havior IN schoolroom, shop and home.
and there are other credits for neat
ness and cleanliness. Each credit rep
resents ] mill, and a boy can earn
cent day without unreasonable strain
upon his mischief loving nature. The
money thus earned can be used for any
legitimate purpose whenever the small
capitalist makes written application
Tor 1t; but, whether he spends it or not.
dis record shows he has earned 1t, and
no ward committed 10 the
asylum for an offense is released be-
fore he has earned $3.50 by good be-
havIor. sfll
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.

S,t Eau IDS schedule in effect Friday. September
oIn, hOa- Three trips weekly between haiti
more and Washington. A''-
Leave BaItimoyr, Pier q. Light street. atm
m. every luescay. Thursday and SstaIrtiax
LOT the following river landings, AIerandrir
ana washington: Millers, Bromes Porto Rel
, 70, SIsysons. Soan, Bpudicks, Walnut Point,
SSoMarts, gsewisetta, Brar. lodge IandiDg
Muudys I'pint, Bond Point Kinsale 1890.
foint. Acams, Piney Point, Leonnritts Ssn
Abells, Howalds, Cobrums, stones. BushvSood :
n LSnS"stser, riverside, Liverpool Point, ely,
ings. sat Niu"y nol n
Leave Washington. foot of Seventh str, AZ
AZ az =. m; every Sunday, Tuesday and Thur,
ga. ..y lNr tue Following river landings and llsf.
ppmore; Alexandria, Glymont, L.vernool
a aSin,s iSSlNerslde. Bushwood. Lancaster How
nIus, Soorums, stones, Leonardtown a beII.
Rlney Point, Adams, lodge LantiinS' Nnndx.
rrolnt' nond Point. kinsale, Ly nchs Point
loan, Bundicks. Walnut Point, Oowarts'
beMlsctta, Briar. Millers, Graysons RroSnes
LOTTO beLC. Arriving In BALTIMORE earIv
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morninS
WILLARD THOMSON. General Manaver
Il. MUkDoCH. GENT FIT. and Pass. xst''
STEPH ENSoN & BRO. Aets w, ssS,,M ND.
"m- q REARDON, Agt., Alexandria. Va ="
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13

n
The cruel effects OF bIgotry and erro,
a. nurtured in the Christian sabbath
school and theological Summaries. IN
which the malicious lie OF history that
the Jews crucified Jesus OF Nazareth Is
taught have been again demonstrated
In a most horrible form Ia the city OF
Detroit.
That basest lie OF history, sanctified
by the Christian church through TWEEN.
~ centuries, that the Jew Is q decide
has been responsible for more than one
crime, OF which this latest is by no
means the least. Is 1t not time. then.
that Christian preachers and teachers
were awake to the immortality OF per-
petuating falsehood out Of which has
grown and can grow nothing but hate.
inhumanity and crimsT--American Is
raelite.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
a Wasted LIZ.


Inc recent death of Simeon Solomon
III 81 Giles workhOuse brings sadly to
an end the career OF an artist who for.
~ years ago was looked upon as one
OF the greatest OF the coming men in
The art world. His earliest works show.
ed that he was a magnificent coIorist
and rarely capable designer and that
be had an exceptional command over
intricacies of technical practice. He
seemed indeed destined TO take his
place among the masters OF imagina
tive painting, and that he never ful.
hlled shis destiny has been due not
to any want OF public appreciation,
but unfortunately TO his own deficIen.
cies OF character. His habits OF intern.
perance made impossible the proper
pursuit of his profession and led him
into the hand 70 mouth existence
which has now ended tragIcally with.
ing the walls OF a Northumberland
Globe.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
Completely Resained Her
Health.

Miss Edith Reams, 726 North Main ST..
Dayton, o., writes:
=" suffered for some time with both
lusg and female troubles.
'I had been under tire treatment of q
good physician for about nine months
wfthouf obtaining any relief, when
t1eruna was recommended 10 me. After
taxing twelve bottles of this medicine |
nave completely regained my health.
" am pleased TO recommend Peruna
to any one suffering from the above all
ments-"-Edith Reams.
NO testimonials published without
written consent of the writer.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
Enjoying Splendid
Health

Mrs. l.. e. Tyler, Santa $50
Monica, CAL, Secretary Santa Monica
Musical Society, writes:
'f was troubled for over three years
with systemic catarrhs complicated by
fenlaIe weakness and Inflammation.
"IhiS induced frequent headaches,
nervousness, hysferia and sLeepTess-
ness. which nothing could relieve until
tried Peruna.
q began TO feel better after had
taken tire first bottleful and improved
from week to week until at the end of
about eleven weeks 1 was entirely well.
Il am pleased to say that / have
enjoyed splendid health now for nearly
a'year. L have fine appetite, enjoy
sound sleep and do not suffer from anv
more headaches or other pains.'-L. e.
Tyler.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13

The German empress usually spends
her summers at Kadinen. ON the north
east coast of Prussia. Kadinen Is
such small village that its railway
station Is simply waiting room
Tickets have to be bought on the train.
The royal residence is a plain two
story cottage. so small that the en-
peror. who prefers to spend his sum.
mers on his yacht never remains more
than few hours, From the park ad-
joining the house one gets fine views
OF the Dansieger bay. One or the
ka,ser's Potsdam gardeners takes care
or the flower garden. the empress ia
vorite lowers being roses. mignonettes
and heliotropes. -s.-.,ss ,..,ss-e
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
SUFFERED FOR YEARS so,.a s Of FEMALE DISEASES
ROBUST Women Who Owe Their Restored Health, and
Usefulness to Pe=ru-rla. -. 80. - -. -
head the Letters of Grateful Womei
Cured by DR.. S. B. Hartman's :
Free Advice. y
thousands of Testimonials Re- I
ceived Every Year. II
An Ideal Medicine.

M ISIS LOUISE MATHER,
Ah 1SChurch ST., Burling ton,
VT, Vice-President Bureau of
Exchange, writes:
"Ycur medicine Is "a, ideaI
woman'S medicine and by faF
fhe best \ hsye known to re-
store lost health and strength.
al suffered for several years.
MY back ached, i had bearing
down pains, and frequenthead-
aches.
II would often wake from
sleep in such pain that 1 would
suffer for hours before my eyes
would close again. I dreaded
the long nights as well as the
weary days.
81 consulted two physicians,
hoping to get relief. Finding
that their medicine did not
seem to cure me, a friend adj
vised me to try Peruna.
81 am certainly glad that L
followed her advice, for Peruna
was the only medicine for me.
Every ache and pain disap-
peared in four months and I
am in perfect health now.
"My earnest advice to suf-
fering women Is to try Pc
runa, for 4 feel sure they win
NOT be disappointed In IL. "---
Louise Mafher.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13

Plans are Under consideration for
the Improvement OF the court in the
churchyard OF Trinity church. Buffalo.
1t is likely that the court Will be $aved
and that high Runic cross, raised on
three stone steps, the steps to be cir
cular In formation, will be erected In
the center. About the cross and steps
there are to be four cypress or cedar
trees. Everything will be exceedingly
simple, and the cross will be the chief
feature OF the court. as 1t should be.
1t VIII be of beautiful design and a
model of lbs kind.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
RIcHMoND, FREDERIcKsRuRo =
POTOMAC r. r.


Schedule in effect Man est1 1ooS
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG NoRrzw.
W q, m; daily. Stops on signal AZ Occoo',...
o o., sundays only. ~ occoQuan
10 50 a. m m. DAILY daily STOPS STOPS at Aiexandria
/ c.So, merry Hill, Freestone' NeoIiaXSS u az
SSoluan, LortOn. AccotinE Era o 800 ~
I AZ ~ erlna az ana Alexandria,
4lexandrjSy. except Sunday. Stops at
IS p; ". daily. Stops on sigma, a. -
q 70 !" rue water. Quantico and A1a~ Drooko
90 y. ~, aaily. Stops at Alexandra 1SHrias
at occoquan Sunday only. OPS
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
% Z. n. daily except Sunday. R,oh-
a o. aSSon5hodation. Makes ali local s4N Onu
Il a, ~. daily, Atlantic Coast Iire ssIoPss
G S1TPs on S signal at Wide Water, SUNNI
Iaylorsville aud Glen Alian SSSSrkien.
9Nnly; at Alexandria, Brooke WtiSnays
n 40 OosWeli and Ashland daily i'Aoru,
10 a. sto ~. 1 nI except Sunday. Makea local
" - y. m. daily .Seahoard Af.r.-o.
on sgnal az Lorton and Occoonan Ss,p
nay Oily. ana daily at A lexancrfs ns,en-
< % LEO ssiiiiiorc, boswell and Ashland uan-
andria' nos "a, =; u: train. Stops at AIex-
. 90 90 Y. ~. 1aiiy, makes local stops on st.,
70 y: IN dalIy, 81 A. l.. train. 6tops AZ i Ia.
ahdrla boswell and Ashland - AieA-
-, SSs, nouaIlon train leaves Richmood1 -
Durg 80 p. m. Rredericks-
NOIE;-Time OF arrivals and de- nartnrosa.
Oonhecuons not guaranteed. ano
Z. G. cox, Agent.
w. ID. DUKE, CIV. cULP, w.P.r.
Gen. Man. Ass'tGen. Man. Traf ~.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-10-13
America IS the Land of Nervous
WOmpu

The majority of women are nervous
because they suffer from some form of
female disease.
The greatest obstacle in the way of
recovery is that they do not understand
that catarrh is the main source of their
illness.
Women who are in doubt as to their
ailments should write TO DIR. Hartman,
President of The Hartmsn Sanitarium,
Columbus, o. Give him a full descrip-
ton of your symptoms, previous treat
ment and age.
He will promptly reply with full dr.
rections for treatment, free of charge.