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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

Toe. Pinaud's Quinine Hair r'onlc, 87c
&c. Qu.nlne Flair Tonic, o good
hair gro wer -. vs.. ....,... .1Oo
Rose Cream, for hands DO
&c. sozodont y TIC
$50. TragIs, . Carbolio Mouth Wash 8
81 money refunded II not the best
on the market, one bottle 20 g
$50. Totlow,s Gossal1ier !. !. n. {. 1411ar
15c.i Violet Ammonia, 1-pt. bot tea. Do
sc. ounce aseline Petroleum.
Jelly, per bott,e Z. tto
TOO. Coke 8 Dandruff Cures, .;s4c
35c. Garwood's Violet Water Clancy
,is bOttlaA ....t....s.A1c
415c. Gentlematl's Barber Com bs... DC
525o Freeinati's Face Powder. 1sU
soc. Levy la Blanche Face Pow
Zoe. Dr. Charles Flesh Food ttln
4G box) oDo
$50. Or. q graves Tooth Powder,
& best and largest package made, 14c,
s25c. Witch Hazel Jelly, In tubes. DC
16c. Bem-To ;. best S for chappe
,iFg hand and rough kitls.. sc
CSC. Perfumed Tooth Soar lie 10
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ladies OF Fredericksburg College will be
played for the first time. Il w S,i5s ss5 s,
The Misses Williams. Of Fauquier
county. have been guests this week 81 81
Miss Eliza Roy. i.
~ Dr.. L. nj. Irving. OF Irving ton, and MI.
w. u. nthaway,@ Of White Stone. " were
visitors here this wee N.
Miss Florence P. Davis, Of Baltimore,
is visiting ner ter. Mrs W. p. Comp
ton. Ss "
so1ourning here before starting TO &As she.
vile. IL. G.. to spend the balance a nc, OF OF
the winter. X, MI q.
was here several days this week visiting
his daughter, Mrs. "A. IF. Rowe
{ miss Mary shep herd has gone 70 Bal,
timore. where she Will spend several era
weeks with friends. y, =
Miss Mary Green Is visiting Mrs ". y: y
Hurst ii Baltimore and will remain some me
time, 8 wv :. Y, 8. :. I, /.
visiting friends here II . !. {, 9 !, T. |.
Mrs. a, Jackson Smith. Of NVashine to y, -
the guest Of her ter. Miss LIZZIE t>elles
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MEDICINE

615c. Alcock's Porus plasters 9 20
$50 Belladonna PlaBters 1ac
/ go fBrandeth Pills.... u -.
q 7ac Beet Wine and iron y. sOc
81oc. Bromo Settler oc
Il 60c Babck . for. Chill stttc
soc. Blair's Chloral Thyme Of ~ Q
sc Browns Bronchial Troches 7c
416e Charcoal Tablets, per DO (. s &c
CSC Chamberlayne'ss Cough Syrup. -
zoe Cuticura ~ = 1tas'
Toe Dink's . yspepsla I'd lets. best y y;
remed VI made, one box to HI eac u {E5i
customer; N 81. =
i toe Donnes KIdneys ri ls....... ~
35c Dean. B Kidney Plaster. b. 10! %
s COO Eagle Brand Condensed N liz 10 Nc.
$3.50 Il Fellows syrup e ypop 1os
mites HI /. n Uo ~
5a5c. Flet cner's castorl ID 4. }. 22c
SOC Groves Chill Tonlc. @ ses1s 9
4 10c Harlem Oil. !. Y. Is. &c
&c Humphreys Witch Hazel OH, i Ito
CSC. III Humphreys No. n, \ for Cold, Tic
25c8 IIarper's Brain Food ~. !. 3. Oc
81 Hooper's Tasteleas Cod Liver s..
s OH (. Z. &. QUO
4 81 Han Jocks Liquid Sulphur !. 81 z,
81 Hyomci, complete out tit. y \
Y 25c Juniper TAI. s,..... +. 80. 17c
soc. SI.apacti Pills. 100 In bot tie. Csc
& 80 Laxative Qulnine ,Tabl cts. cures
33t cold in one III Ugh II. DC
SOC. CiquozonS y. ~. VI. I. 7. S4c
y 81 %AicElree's Wine iofA Cardui...... u 9
81 Mo thcr.s Friend il. \. csc
I 81 SAIcGill's Orange Blossom. ]. I. 1, Csc
25c. Morse's Indian Root p lis -. Lie
i 81 Marsh Root, best Liver and Kld 49,
new reno made -: 03c
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5{sptoolal to The Times-Dlspatch.)

@ BEDr UltD CRY q Az, Ecu. 4. - Despite
the grim visage that old Winter has
presented. the social record OF the week
has been quite bright. the I snow that
4 has carpeted the earth and tho keen
cold air has not prevented the matrons
and maidons from attending the various
entertainments that have been given DUR
Ing the week. 1
Mrs. Roland D. Buford entertained most
delightfully."- the members OF the Fifteen
& Club and special guests at her q tractiyes
home on Longwood Ayenue.8} Hot punch
was gracefully dispensed by Mrs. Wv.
Berry. The chief feature Of the occasion
was contest Of mental character
consisting OF twenty four tons con-
corning the characteristics OF Kate. thus
&.'KateE max es n q. business combination
Answer syndicate Kate helps the young
ideas to shoot, educate etc. * IA
@ Mrs, James w. ish solved the largest
humber and received tile award, hand
some home painted cup and saucer. ~
menu Of dainty, substantial NJ i ARE reshments
We're gracefully served by the hostess
assisted BY Mrs. w. w. Berry and Miss
Rosalie Smith. fi8 $.s. Is
ls Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles w:
Wharton was the gracious hostess Of the
Peaks OF Otter Chapter OF the Daughters
of tho American Revolution and other
guests. The chill light was excluded
and \ the pretty rooms were ma 90 bright
and chcery by the sparkle OF merry red
candles. . Iii candelabra ornaments with
red, ais In the lower one OF the broad hall
Segg-nogg was served by Miss Louise
Wharton ana Miss Matte Watts, who
were beautifully gowned, Miss Wharton,
Who Is strikingly lovely, was clad In nn
Exquisite gown OF Nile green silk, deco
lete with trimmings Of delicate R lace,
a white ostrich feather crowned her soft
dark tresses, the hair worn pompadour
and powdered, Miss Watts WAS very
charming in s.ume ofilwhlte crepe.
de chine, with hair powdered amid which
were arranged large fragrant white Yio-
lets. e. tt3 asfsias Il 8
h Mrs; Robert 3, Clayton regent OF the
chapter. read Very. amusing selection.
|, entitled, ..The Natural Born Preache
from a recent scrlbner. Mrs. i. o,
Thomas sang very sweetly When the.
Linaens Bloon,n and IN response to an
enthusiastic encore, my Rosary" Mrs,
Hunter Miller gave q recitation, At
the conclusion of the ENJOYABLE pro-
pramme choice refreshments were dis.
pnnsed In tempting and most hospitable
STYLE consisting OF salad. turkey, olives,
nickle celery. hot-bnttered biscuits and
rolls. with coffee. the tina WAS Christmas
{rult-cake and gegg-nog. nj i3,is, fl
Friday AFTERNOON Mrs, John w, Hurt
entertained a Hgoodly companie'' Of her
latly friends with a card party, where
all the accessories We're OF the most beau
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RADFoR'.D:ll', VA Y 4 !.
Z. 4. r - q. ..

5i3fS fspeclal H to The Times Dispatch) Ell
81 $fpADFoRD. VA, Feb. 4-Capta ain w. RI =.
IA idwin. 81 past grand master I. o. O. F. 90.
dressed tho odd-Fellows. Of Backsburs. ct @
& banquet Thursday last. his subject being
Odd. Fellowship. One hundred and fifty per.
sons participated and an elese pnl menu =
se ky. r. 8. Scott left Thursday for trip 70
mi 'Mr Hal q Tyler Is spending the week in
A Mr. CHARLES H. Bingham ana bride have ye
returned from or - ~ ayr
domlciled at the home sos W. 80
paHSesn sr visit 10 relatives Z MIS-
Eaie Hi ru' e a Wnight. SSS''l''
h rs \. t ialtiis wilson, who has been quite
.,clt Tor several weeks Is still confined 20 nor
MI Mr. Northeross returned this w q Is
Itinerary includes a'n usastine Tampa and
oth Ssr noin[s Of interest, !, !, =,
Mr Richard b Smith Of Bristol u n Wea bes
appointed e ond took oharse sdnss
s ssY &. s Smith il II, sImi nn
foresh Is ,hs p 1ars un sn0p SPRING
bring ~ hs fanWsyI lso SON is eonyalesoeat after
.e Ne attack 5of grin 1 4 Ma al
Miss Edith od slsn sayet sp soy s!oes Tho
home , s'atsra %S,nb bep Il tie Club
The Aliea Baldwin Workers were svsn,na
BY Mrs. ,,ca,t and literary programme was
delghttula II, nHus ana refreshmsnts were served
Mss sR tSa ss s ss
quest o. s's sones viii entertain the NJ n,
y Gee t,iub h satur SH
Mr. itsa w, II Lorgley Of West virginia, spent
Sunday a. meeting OF the Southwest Yir-
g,nia Asrieutura and Live Stock AssGssatl9a IN,
De1iss ,s ss ana ls Mha
sanens Of tbs IaBt fair were larRer .naA
before and prossSSH by hs snq hsst
sat q max. make =, r.. fsss ssss|i y
" u .tns Mary Whaiins Waiting Miss Hale
NJ no snl; and Miss RUBY Ellis N
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THE VALUE or CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How y seful i 70 !!
Ri Preserving Health and Beauty.

Few People Know Il oW Useful It 10 IN
i5 Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
III the safest and most efficient d s!nfe g.
.tant and purifier in nature, but few rea-
lie Its value when taken into the hu "
man system for the same cleansing pur-
pose, s az. ~ .I:i /, S !. y
| Charcoal Is a remedy that the more you
take OF 1t the better; 1t Is not drug
nj all, but simply absorbs the gases and
Impurities always present ~ the 81 acn
and intcstines and carries them out OF
The system. si,5f "a u 81 +. s4
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
ana other odorous yeGe ables. 4
Charcoal effectually clears and I'M
proves tho complexion. IT Whltens he
teeth aud further acts as q natural ana
emlnently safe cathartlc, v
r It absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect In the stomach and bowels; az
Setsnfects the mouth and throat from the
poison OF cntarth II
All druggists sell charcoal in one form
or another, but probably the best char
GOAL and the most for he l.nnay Is IN
sstuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they are
composed Of the finest powdered Nv How
charcoal, and other harmless antisep-
tiles In tablet form, or rather In the form
Of large, pleasant tasting lezenges, Inc
charcoal being mixed with honey, h
tx Tho daily use OF these lozenges WIN
soon tell In q much-lmproYed condition
OF the general health, better comp lexlorl,
sweeter breath and purer blood, & and 4 no
beauty OF It Is, that no possible harm
can result from their continued 4 use, but
on the contrary, great benefit
A Buffalo physician in speaklng Of the
benefits OF charcoal says 81 advise Stu
arts Charcoal Lozengss to all patients
suffering from gas In tomach and bow,
4 els. and to clear the comp EXON ana
purify the breath. mouth and throat ]
also believe the liver Sis treaty hene fitted
& BY the daily use OF theHli they Goa but
twenty-five centsla box at drug stores,
and although In some sense a. patent
preparat ion, yetsI believe r get MAJ re and
4 better charcoa IN s uart' q harcoal I4oz-
8epges than IN any of the ordinary eAay-
! coal Ia hlete, y u
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8$VVYTHEV1LLE, VA.
Especial Il The rim Is. s. ispa pa rs )

N Especial to The rim es- Dispatch.) "a
Is yV-YTE1EVILLE1.$#V Z, Feb. MIR and
Mrs. ] Ohm G. Blair left on Monday for
where they spend the month Of Feb-
frunry. .Ss5s s5 NJ !! III e
VA Mrs. " Virginia Kent and Miss Mary
Preston Kent leave Friday for Charles,
ton. West Virginia, where they will visit
relatives. & 5.s 81 :Fs
g3S9 Mr.. William s. Trinkle who has been
quito sick at his homo on Main Street.
Is much better. 5ss Il 5;a
Mr.. jackson Guy Davis. OF Marion, was
tho guest OF friends in town. this week.
x MI sses Dew Is and Brown al vii enter
tain tho Bridge Whist Club, Friday eve,
ming {at the Wythovllle Seminary. I'd
MA Mr.. William N Wohlfenden continues
\ cutie sick, tS3 VI 4 .fsl f$$s ,{ .S5.
. visit tns her daughter Mrs. Miller, Of
foiIlas ki 545Hs 30
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CHATHAM SOCIAL.
,snac,e, q The Tlmes,p|spatoh, 3

AZ " Especial 70 lHe = F7EseF.t'SI,sEss''.''ii7
CHATHAM VA Feb. t,r7Mr, p. a. 1elleF'
son en tortainsd party Of friends ct the hos
81, ablo home OF Mrs Nanntet White ~
South Chatham Thursday evening The ocea-
sion was q fred tea, In honor Of several
visttinu Young ladies', and the prodon Ina ting
color !ent iii brliancy to the beautl Cyl decor-
atops Az hall, paylor and dining noms
tlya daughter OF the home, becom' ~ ttred
ia q hai dsone black geAYp, assisted ne most y
phe auests having arrived u novel scheme
was resorted 10 IN choosing ne &c
gentlemen we're each plesent ed with = small
heart bearing the pie uFe $oe Ihis g ~
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M'lsCELLAN EOUs..

100, self-Pulllng 5Corkscrew... !. Do
16c. Toilet Paper HI der: e. q
1Oc. German Bras \ Polish. X, y. DO
go. Allen,s Roa eli ood q. 90
&c.. Adams or Beernan's Pepsl1
4 Gum 7ac 20
10. Bird Gravel I. 311ssc
&C.. Best Black ...... 30
5e BEST MtIcila !. !, \. :, \. 30
csc Best gu allty lemon, vanliia,
S Pareporlc, Nitre, Peppermlnt a
and Jamaica Ginger, per bottle 1:2 y q
15o. Bcst and Cleanest Bird Seed ..... Go
Soc Best Wool Carriage Sponge li 90
6oc.3 Best Wool Bat b Sponge 4. Do
&c. Bishops Mocking Bird Food, 1711tsc5
10c. Box Mustard b. 3. s. /. \. Z. 40
1Oc. lib. Chloride 4 OF Lime y. IS. Go,
25c.3& Coleman!sS Mustard Il. s....s 1916
CSC. Channels skin \. I. To-
35c.E Celluloid or Nj tai Soap Boxes, I17c2
soc. Chest Pro ect ors I. 3. 81 g
10c. Diamond Dyes, all oolors ... Q 20
1Oc. Dime Corn Salve. 1. !. q
10c. Envelope ...... \. z. 40.
CSC. Toutz Cattle PoWd or. $50, 11zos
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TOILET GOODS 1 DEPT.

~ ;.sI5 ~.
25c. Arnichi Cream J. ..................17c
= air Igor % a1ao,
$50. Bay Rum 4. III ........s11ac
25c omfort SKI M e. OVID Ter. ". 8. =. DC
.1bc.5 Cold Cream. W !. So
15c.S Camphor& Il 81. With Glycerlne SO
CSC. GarWood's Florida Water. 100
SOC. H eavy Hard Rubber s-inchS553.
SE Comb y. u. .lsOc '
&c. Heavy Hard Rubber s-inch
}fs Comb $50. A1c
15c.. Heavy Hard ~. r ubber Finch
Comb ..... NC
u. Hooper's u Il air Restorer, the
best 81 and ~ most pleasant hair
4 grower "a made .5.. !. z. ...s. .... 500
Csc, II Zines IS Frostllla rs. ......14hcl
zoe. Hines i Honey Almond, Cream, $40
sc. Lyon 81 r DOT h I' OVID ers ". !. 1411ac
go. Ncadd Til and Bakers Mouth,
llts 1O115c
csc. NJ enne, al III alcutn 7owder....1 II No
25c. Mai | u Cllppers i. I. Dc
zoe. Parker's Hair Balsam. ~ y, 87c
&c. II Pomade B. for the Flair, highly S }54i
pertnmed Z. 3 ). u $40
CSC. Palmer''s Violet Cream, makes
the skin soft as velvet. lie
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&c. Carbolic Eoap ..s... DC
10c. Craddock'B Blue Soap. O15c
25c. Cutictilc Skin bonp DC
&c. CASTLE Soap, imported, Be. per 4
cake, or two for b g.
&c. Fairy Floating Toilet soap.ss... DO
81 5Houblgnnt's Ideal soap..,.... $1 90
&c. Ivory Sonp 40
s15c. Munyon's witch Hazel soap.... DC
ESQ. d pac kerr ST arr Soap AUTHORITARIAN Nc
15c. Pears Unsccrrted soa p. /. NC
.5c. Pure Palm Soap, -. per ca ke, i55s
Nj or, per dOZe ell &c
10c. Pure tcl M Soap, Ac. " per 4 DEF
TX cake Y, per dozen. 3sc
Gcf yVilliams's Shaving Stick. ...1 G11ac
e5c. Rog or and RI Cadets Violet
a9 Soap 40
i5c. Ik-lb. bar G1ycerlne Soap ~. ~. SO
1850. Peach 9 lossornf Soap, per box Isl
S "a III, box Il g,
100, CASTLE Soapannd Wash Rag 10 Nc
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South Hill Notes.
4(special 70 This TINE s-D Ispatch.l


& SOUTH HALL, Y Al y gu. ne. con-
itinued cold weather has prevent cd the
farmers from bringing largo quantity
OF tobacco to market. but the warehouses
have had very good sales notwi,hstand- 4
ing, The entire sales Of the warehouses
since the holidays have averaged eight
cents and ten cents for everything sold,
Including scrap and red tobacco. y 5,.3
All who have ice-houses have filled
them with the incest Ice gathered for
years. a3 "A.
Mr. j, II. Wall. one OF the largest mer-
chants OF this place. has purchased the
valuable lot on Mecklenburg Avenue
directly opposite the Bank OF South Hill.
and win erect u handsome brlck dry
goods store to DO ready for business
next fall 5i :.
The r. p, Daniel Hardware Company's
new store Is about completed and WIN
open In few days
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.15o. 'Flne Wtltlno PI''ap,er, &C shades

15o. Fine Writlno Paper, ar shades,
8 per box 8 \. AZ. V -.
1856. q old Paint ....... 50 I
l0c. German C ORR Plaster sure cure, 70
100. IA lib Best Hoarhound Cough
Drops !. -. 81
&C. Nfenthol %Inha1cr !. [. I. $40
$50. Mustard Plasters (ten II . tin .s
box, per box - ~
sc. Nursing Bottle !. =. 30
&c. Nipples. best made. 2e., or three
Sg for ~
100. Powder 1,u K s. I. h. ~
csc. Petroleum Jelly talass stop.
9{ PERI -
Il -, s'
{25c. Razor Strops. .............. 10
s10o.8 Royal Glue 10
~ safety Raxors, compists l0ec \
25c. suspens ories 81. 80
&c. sToothpicks.S2 2, 900 In . boz go
$1ec. Wlllttemore . Large Paste, por
M box $500. :. \.
5s5c. Writing Paper very nice) q. 40
100. Writing Table To. .... I. /. .....! 30
155o. W orm Powders, per box. 20
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! BRUSH DEPARTING l:IF ENT.

10c.3 Tooth Brushes ......... ...... DO
1870. Tooth Brushes, four rows,
ss4 importe ID S... Z. " II nc
CSC. Tooth Brushes 4. III. y. ......1114O
CSC. Tooth Brush lThe1 Tragle) .....5,,.. 1Oc
SOC. III Tooth Brush The ragle) Y 3S
s3s every one warranted not TO lose S5.l
tho bhlstleS out..s. s.,. Y. y. 2Oc IS
100. yvhisk Broom SO q
3sc. solid Back q ood Brlstle Il air "A, II
Brushes, i TO eact, ycustor1er.... 10
&c. Clothes brushes Z. !. /. e. Il. I. n 100
go. Shaving Brushes 17c
1oc. Mall Brushes q Y. !. n. $40
CSC. Mali Brushes E. +. /. /. To
Sc. Prophylact T Doth Brushes !. 200
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81 Houblgnnt's Extract, per i. ~
r. ounce . y. I. \. K. ~. -
ts25a Houb!gant 8 deal So chet Pow u
der r. 4. \. 30
81 Houbi CANT 3 Toilet " ater, per
eE ounce ~. ......... DOC
$50 s.Wordworths Yiolets Of 8
# ely, per ounce ooc
e0c. Wordsworth 8 Blue Lilies, per 5a
i ounce -
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+ FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
fsnecInl to Tho Times d latch.

Especial to- The T INES -Di tch.)
FREDERICKSBu RIG. Al Feb, 4.--The,
Coll cga Orchestra & Prof. F. A.. Franklin.
iega Hall on tho night Of February 4 0,
Tho College Chorus will make its arst
appoara noes on that 5da to. and the new
march !" Our College Girls comp posed by
Prof. FRANKLIN, and tded Heated to- the young
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100. M aIena salve. 3. {. 4. 9 Nc
1 lib s2o. Mute Team Borax, per ID II Nc
81 Pinkham's Vegetable # Com
pound rs. I. 7. \. I. O2cs
25c. Peroxide Of Hydrogcn....... ..1Dc
CSC. Pinkllam's sanative Wasl, 1o'sc
coo. QulnIne, best h, ade, 4 OF. ottle. IcS
81 Rheumacldc ~. IS ]. .ODc
|25c. Red Cross x dney z tastsrs "a 4 Nc
100. Soda Mint or Potash To bl ets. u
per bot ties. nc
81 Sterns Wine OF Cod Liver Ol Il, OOc
SOC. steWart's Dyspe psia 81 ablets 33 II ~
CSC. sedlltz Powders 70 sets In 4, g. :.
box e re
81 81. S. 8. for the Blood 4. 80. O2 Nc
soc. Seven Barks ~. b. 1. \. &. 3Oe
loo. 1Tragle's Headache Il abIets, no
cure, no pay q u q
Traole's 40 Little Liver Pills, best
for alt Liver Troubles 8. q. .....0 lscs
go. Virginia Worm Killer, best 81
made for children and adults, I 20
81 Wampole'' 9 L az eless Cod = I've. E "a
Oli......... !. y. 9O ~ no
81 5Wythe's Beef, Wine and Iron. 5sc
i4c. VinsloW's II Sol thing & Syrup. q 90
25c.s w arner's grain Lithia Z a b.;
fElet9 ....s.......ss .....,.......l4c
a6c. Pitchers Cast orla.. 10
CSC. Frazer's Liniment. ......17c
81 Liquid Peptonolds... 10
CSC. Pears Shaving Stick. $685.. u O11tst'l
Ice. Red Raven Splits 10
$50. Chelf's Celery Caffeln. 5i.kc
TO- Piso' s. Cure I. .15ac
soc. Swamp r DOT (. !. !. &. . 4. 2OIkc
7c.f English Glycerine Soap. Y. .. \. To-
{Oc. Aliens 81 Cream Of Almond g, best JS
!, for complexi on. BOO
ESQ. Simmons Liver Re ulator 90
$3.50 Liquid Pept onold. with cree
I'M sOte *. \. ODc
4 SOAP D AR TN EN- ] 4 ~
SOC Castle Soap, Green Or white, a.
Imported, 3-jb bars for.. III Q 10
Csc. cutlcura Soap !. Y. Gle
1oc. Cosmo Buttermilk Soap VI. j. Size
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC,
q ON Monday, february 9th. connections
for York River Linz will leave Richmond
III 2.15 r. M, The train les,vlngg at 4;20
r. M. viii Il have no connection with
steamer on that date
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w y ~ Y . a'4fI u = NJ. Z q
I PERFUMES.

4 Tragle's Yioiets 81 Virginia, the
most lasting perfume on the
market: used BY people 8of re-
flnement for over teI, years;
one drop equal to ten drops Of
the ordinary kind only two
4 ounces to each Gust toner, per-
ounce /. .......... .s.
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February 5th ia NIorld's History

Augustus BY 81 senate crowned with
With the title ~ 'Father his country
Roger Williams lands. SS8$s 8s ss 8s# s#
nth Mohaw es
e. Georgia adopted - @ aas5 sssa s8Ss #
popns some
sixth state he ath
me yss aaptpsed f0sts psuph
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81 Roger and Gallet's Vera svlolets,
I per- ounce. ...... ...... SOC.
tic. Hyaclnth Perfume. a fine, last III
4 Ing and delicate odor, per ounce, B1ci
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SOAP DEPARTME NT.

SOC. Castle Soap, Green or white, ;ti.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-07-20
The Immortal Sc.

The following is complete list oil
the signers of the Declaration of In
dependence, with the place of nativ-
ity and profession. The professions
of the signers of the Declaration OF
Independence were as follows:
Printers, l; lawyers, %; physi.
clans, 8; farmers, 6; shoemakers. 1
ministers, L; gentlemen. 8; sailors,
1; surveyors. ] !; tailors. 1.
The place Of nativity of the signers
was as follows:
Massachusetts, IL; Virginia, 8;
Pennsylvania, 3; Maryland, 8; Rhode
Island, 2; Maine. l Connections, 4
New York. 3; New Jersey, 4; Scot
land, 2; South Wales, l; South Caro-
lima, 4; Delaware, 2; Ireland, 3.
Benjamin Franklin, aged II, was
the oldest, and Elbridge Gerry, aged
30, the youngest Of the signers.
Stephen Hopkins, aged So, was the
next oldest, and Thomas Jefferson,
aged 80, the next youngest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-07-20

A good illustration Of the quick
wit Of a woman appears in the fol-
lowing incident Of the old coaching
days Of the far West. The man OF
the tale does not show off in the
best Of light and did not deserve his
reward. The coach was on its way
over q lonely road and carried
among its passengers q lady going
TO join her husband himself.
81 have 81 600 in my pocketbook, :"
confded the lone traveller to the
lady. land feel very uneasy.
Would you mind concealing it in
your dress? If we are held up
they are less likely to search you. ="
The lady consented and hid the
roll Of bills. TOWARD evening the
shout Of Throw up your handsl"
brought the coach to a standstill,
and four men, masked and on horse
back, demanded at the point Of the
pistol that all money should be i'm
mediately given up. The lone trav-
eler passed over ali his remaining
cash, consisting Of few dollars,
and was congratulating himself on
his escape when, to his horror, he
heard the lady say:
~ have q thousand dollars here,
but suppose | must give it up"
And without further hesitation she
handed over the precious pile of
greenbacks.
The robbers rode of in high good
humor, but as they were gone the
traveller let loose his wrath. He
abused the lady in no measured
terms an hardly stopped short of
calling her a coward. The accused
said little, but when the end of the
journey was reached she invited
the angry man to her house.
II shall have to accept" he said
sulkily. II haven't q cent in the
world through your stupidity"
AS he was dressing for dinner
that night his host came to his room.
Here is the thousand dollars,
said, which my wife ventured to
borrow. You see, she had 5000
hid in her gown, and she thought il
she gave up your thousand it would
save further search. Thank you
for the loan which saved me a heavy
loss"