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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
NEW SANAT0R|UM
SPECIALLY PLANNED FOR
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS.

DIR. l.. X. Blakesiee Its Protector. VIII
Lease Some Ten or Twelve-Roome,i
Residence in a Suitable Location
and Furnish and Equip 1t Up TO
Date and Scientifically, Where Pa
tients May Make Their Home and
Receive Treatment Equal to That
Secured Abroad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Heathman on the Day Force.

John Heathman has been appointed
as day deputy under Marshal Cur
dane. and commenced upon his duties
yesterday afternoon. 1t is understood
that day deputy is now to be en-
ployed continually, as 1t has been
found impossible for one man to at
tend to all Of the day work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
The body of Mrs. Hyman, aged so

The body of Mrs. Hyman, aged so
years, was found In the ruins of the
burned opera house at Williamsburg,
Pa, the day after 1t burned. 1t was
supposed that every person of large
audience had gained the streets in
safety. During the uproar following
the alarm of fire the lights went out.
1t is supposed Mrs. Hyman was
stricken with heart failure superin-
duced by excitement and fright, and
in the darkness was not noticed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Fred Dodson VIII Return.

Fred Dodson, who was foreman of
the securing mill last season, will be
sent here again this season by Judd
& Root, to manage their plant. The
mill will be started as soon as shear
ing is over and sufficient wool has
been shipped in to justify commence
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Womcn's Cooking Glass.

The women of the Thursday After
noon club Of this city have arranged
to have an expert come from Portland
during the first week in April to give
series Of lessons in domestic science.
About go women have signifled their
intention Of taking advantage of these
excellent lessons and the club is highly
encouraged in its work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02

could not recover. but that It would
be possible for the pleadings to be so
amended that recovery of the amount
could be had. The plaintiff was there
fore granted permission to amend the
complaint. Exceptions to the ruling
were taken by the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02

fell the night of February % and on
March /, at Salt Lake City. Eighteen
inches on a level fell within "a hours.
At Fort Douglas, just outside Salt
Lake, three feet of snow fell at the
same time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Snow at HeDDner,

Four inches of snow has fallen in
the vicinity of Heppner this week, ac-
cording to reports from Upper Butter
creek. Snow has also fallen in the
foothills of Umatilla county during the
past few days, but owing to the warm
weather 1t melted off Immediately.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
COLUMBIA GEORGE
POSSIBILITY THAT HE
WILL GET HIS LIBERTY

Hearing on March 26 of Arguments
for and Againset His Release on 4
Writ of Habeas Corpus-Toy Toy
His Fellow Prisoner, Convicted OF
the Same Crime OF Murder. Is Not
a Party to the Present ActiOn-I;e-
lease Would Come on Technical
Grounds That Court Had No Juris-
dictiOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Judge Eakin Ill.

Judge Samuel White, of the Baker
county judicial district, is holding
court in La Grande this week for
Judge Eakin, who is quite i'll at his
home in that city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Edminson Dwelling Completed.

Ed Hooper. the contractor, has just
completed the erection of a hx-room-
ed residence for w. w. Edminson In
Coles addition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
Threatens TO Sne Paper.

Because the Yakima Republic print
sd letter from the commissioner of
public works in Tacoma, condemning
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02
WILL IMPROVE
MATL0CK TRACT
STONE WALL AND CONCRETE
DRIVE NORTH OF RIVER

Between 400 and 500 Feet OF Stone
Wall and Concrete Driveway 10 Be
Constructed Between North End of
Main Street Bridge and Pendleton
Academy Grounds-Entire Tract to
BE Leveled Up for Residences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02

Martin Finneran, for many years
with the Boston Store, has purchased
the Lobby.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-02

A bad stom-
ach Is soon
restored to its
normal condi-
ton when the
Bitters Is used
regularly. Try
1t and see. 1t
cures
Poor Appetite,
F1atulency.
Headache,
Indigestion.
Dyspepsia,
Colds, Grippe.
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CashvllIe

The typhoid fever patients are
much better we are glad to state.
Miss Tabitha Susan Killmon was
married to Mr.. Lee Killmon, of Melfa,
last Sunday afternoon at the parson'
age.
MIR. Paul Boggs returned from the
hospital at Salisbury, where he was
operated on for.appendicitis, on Satur'
day last, to the delight OF his many
friends.
Oashyille seems to be on the move
The workmen have commenced
improvements on the Broadway Bap-
fist church and also on store belong
ing to w. s. Finney & Bro, which
will be quite an addition to the VII
lage.
The young folks OF this vicinity
spent very pleasant afternoon on
Weir Point last Saturday. Tie supper
on the sand was enjoyed by all. Those
present were Misses Susie Rogers
Bette Bell, Bessie Taylor, Beulah
Stella and Sabra Boggs, Emma ano
Lucy Finney, Marion and Halle
Drummond; Messrs. John Rogers
Hall and Simpson Drummond, Franz
Beloate, Grayson and Tom Boggs
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Georgia Bailey.
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The Keller Fair.

The Keller Fair isover and although
the weather for the first two days
was especially inclement it was in
many respects a very great success
The attendance was large every d
and the general good behavior of the
people was most praiseworthy.
The speed trials were holly contest
ed, we'll filled and very much enjoyed.
The side shows were numerous and OF
very harmless nature. The music
was excellent, the exhibits fine,
especially in the Ladies Dept. Every
body seemed pleased and happy in
meeting old friends and in receiving
premiums for their handiwork-
thereby enabling many to pay up
their "dues and assessments" The
finances of the old Far are now in a
much better condition than for many
yeays past, with enough money in
hand to pay every dollar owing and
leave snug little sum in the treasury.
The officers of the association de-
sire through this medium to thank all
who in any way contributed to It's
success. And now, after this brief
recreation of fun and frolic, may we
all return to our varied avocations
better prepared to again take up life's
duties and responsible les.
Management.
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Wachapreague

Miss Lizzie Core is in Philadelphia
visiting her brother, Mr.. Warren Core.
Capt. Ellie Richardson, sick. for sew
eral weeks past, we are glad to report
is out again.
The Presbyterian church has been
very much improved in appearance
by coat of paint and repairs it has
lately received.
Among the visitors in town are MIR.
Hume and daughter, of New York,
Miss Emma Warren and sister, OF
Onancock.
Mr.. Hugh s. Fosque, whose arm
was broken some days ago, will soon
be himself again and ready to resume
work in few days.
A lawn party will be held at home
| of Mrs. G. E. Mearsto day, September
9Th. Music, recitations and a Gipsey
tent will be among the attractive fea'
lures. Entertainment begins at o.
clock. Refreshments served. Pro
ceeds for benefit of church.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chincoteague.

Chincotea2ue.
Mr.. ID. J. Wheaton has bought the
old Kenney home and will put it in
Thorough repair.
DR.. R. NJ. Bell, of Berlin, is running
the drug store here, the proprietor,
DR.. Bratton, being on sick list.
Anew store house is being built by
Levin Lynch up the Island, to be &C.
cupied by him when completed.
Capt. s. f. Matthews has advertised
his property for sale and after he has
disposed of same will make Richmond
his home.
The oyster barrel house of the
Wheaton Oyster Go. is being enlarg-
ed to meet the demands of increasing
trade expected this season.
The large barge, Alex K. Gibson,
was loaded by Babbitt, Gordy & Row.
| ley this week with 45O,OOO feet OF
lumber for New York.
Schooners LeCato and Thomas arri-
we'd this week from New York with
cargoes of coal, and Schooner Motfiitt
from same city with cargo OF bricks.
Mrs. Lizzie Barrett, wife OF Capt.
Mark Barrett, died after long illness
of consumption this week, aged about
2S years. Her husband and two small
children survive her.
Quite number of people OF late
have visited us looking for homes, who
wish to buy or rent. There is not a
dwelling in our to wn vacant and none
for either sale or rent.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Alonzo w. Dennis, our popular
mail carrier, to Miss Maude Conner
the charming daughter of Capt. Wm'
Conner on Wednesday, September
18th.
Mrs. Eliza Thornton, the oldest per-
son on the Island, died Friday of last
week, aged 81 years old. Herhusband
Parker Thornton, SIS years old, and
several children and grand children
survive her.
The Hotel DeCatamaran, little
Willie Snead, proprietor, went adrift
during a "hard blow' recently and
only the promptness of the Assateague
L. s. crew saved him from learning
"What the wild waves were saying "
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: w. H. Andrews, H. H. Cross
Baltimore; W. F, w. Trout, Philadel-
phia; VIM. Blake, S. M. Birmingham
New York; Mrs. @. Haynes, A. T.
Harvey, R. D. Schirm, Pittsburg; j.
]. Murray, Chicago; W. H. Gull and
wife, Chester, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. u
E. Christian, Misses Christian, R. L.
Broughton, Mrs. Frank Broughton,
Newton K. and Frank E. Fox, Wash
ington, D. c.; A. Russell, Milford; j.
H. Hopkins, J. G. Wescott, Q. r
GUSTS, Accomac.
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Letter from q Pastor.
Management.
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
Kindly grant me space in
your paper to express my thanks to
the members of Drummondtown Bap-
fist Church for the generous supply
of good things that they recently
brought to our home. We had not
been home more than two hours when
our friends, laden with chickens, gro
ceries and other provisions, began to
visit us. For this expression of their
love and esteem we are sincerely
grateful.
Idesire further to thank the men,
bers of this church, also the members
of Hollies and Baker Memorial
Churches, for the many kindnesses
shown me during my recent illness
and for the unanimity with which
they extended to nue. the necessary
leave of absence. l wish to bear
record to the fact that no man ever
served people more generous, SYM
pathetic and appreciative than the
members of these three churches.
Jno. K. Goode,
Pastor.
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nappsviIle.

Fat-backs are very plentiful with
us.
Beach parties are still popular with
our folks.
Fodder saving is the chief work
with farmers at the present time.
VIM. F. Gillespie has returned from
visit to friends in lower Accomack.
Miss Bertha Smith is Oh an extend
ed visit to her sister in st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gillespie were
visitors in our town few days ago.
Mr.. John l.. Rayfield had the mis-
fortune to lose very fine COW from
eating alfalfa clover.
Mrs. Van Schaik, of New York, has
been visiting Mrs. Mollie Rayfield and
other friends in the vicinity.
1t gives US pleasure to hear that
Miss Sarah White and sister, Miss
Maggie, will be residents here the
coming year.
Our farmers complain of the poor
quality of sweet potatoes and express
the opinion that the yield will be
unsatisfactory.
Some of our local Stockholders
persist in reminding us that the Blox
ON Bank is open for business. Nice
people to deal with.
Miss Bessie and Leila Krouse, o.
Richmond, and Miss Maude Rayheld
of Baltimore, are spending week Of
so at home of John L. Rayfield.
The colored people report very
strenuous meeting at Jerusalem
church near Temperanceville severa
days ago. Casualties, 1 killed,
wounded.
Our roads are in a terrible condi
ton. Oh! Mr.. Roadman please com
and see us. We would receive yo'
with open arms, and give you
Bryan welcome to remain with us
until taken from our midst-do come
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hOrntOwn.

Miss Elizabeth Watson is visiting
relatives in Salisbury.
Miss BERTHE Hickman, Of Pocomoke,
is visiting Miss Stella Meelheim.
Miss Carrie White, of Bloomtown,
is the guest of Miss Willye Evans.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson is visiting
her son, Mr.. Mason, Franklin City.
Miss Flossie Evans is home from a
visit to Miss Lillian Savage, at Onley.
Mr.. George Berry, who has been
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, has returned
to Lynchburg.
Miss Willye Evans, one of the
guests at a House party given by
Miss Nancy Taylor at 1.-THE Point" has
returned home.
Mr.. George Pittard, who has been
in the employment of Orwell q %.
for the past three months, has return
ed to his home at Skipwith, Va.
Among those returning home OF
late are Miss Blanche Parker from
Pocomoke, Miss Virginia Berry from
Chincoteague, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. I.
Trader and daughter from Ocean
City, Mr.. Page Chesser and Miss
Flora Sterling from Lower Accomac.
A most enjoyable outing was given
the young people of this place or
Tuesday evening by Mr.. @. F. Trader
They left the public landing at sever
O'Clock and after a delightful cruise
down the bay returned home. Music
was furnished by Mr.. Gussie Harris
Those present were Misses Mollie
johnson, Virginia Berry, Stella Meel
helm, BERTHE Hickman, Clara Kelley
Esse and Willye Evans, and Messrs
Edgar Davis, Jesse Evans, Gussit
Harris, Sollie Johnson and Page
Chesser.
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Onaucock.

Mrs. BERTHE X. Powell is improving
| her home with new and attractive
porch.
Mrs. Upshur @. Sturgis was carried
to Baltimore on Wednesdays steamer
for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Howe of Camden, New Jersey
has rented and occupied the summer
home of Mrs. Tibbie. J. Hance.
Capt. Edward B. NAPLES, who has
been quite sick, is improving, and his
early recovery is now looked for.
Miss Mildred Mock returned home
by steamer Tuesday morning. She is
able to walk around her room, and is
rapidly gaining strength.
Misses Helen and Evelyn Joynes are
at the Blue Ridge summit: Mrs. G. g.
Joynes is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Mosby Perrow in Lynchburg.
DR.. Oscar L. Powell has bought the
lot adjoining the Presbyterian Courch
and will at once build handsome and
commodious residence for himself.
The Onancock High School opens
September 18th. with full corps OF
teachers. A change has been made
in the principal and one of the assist
ants.
Misses Mary and Margaret Hartman
son, of Baltimore, who have been spend
ing some time with Miss Ethel B. Fin
ney, left Saturday for Blenheim the
home of their grand father, Mr.. Henry
Battaile.
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. VIM
It. Wise, was carried to st. Joseph:
hospital Sunday night by DR.. E. w
Robertson, suffering from appendicitis
She has since been operated on, ant
late dispatches report her condition
as favorable. This is the sixth cast
of this disease within the town ant
immediate vicinity du,ing the past
weeks.
The regular district meeting of the
w. G. II. y. was held in the M. E
Church, South, Tuesday evening ano
Wednesday morning, the president
Mrs. Bette A. Rue, presiding. AID
dresses were delivered by Mayor
Doughty, Mr.. VIM. T. Bundick, Rev
Jno. w. Commack and Spencer F
Rogers, and much routine business
was transacted.
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ParksIey.

Miss Jennie Custis, of Baltimore, Ii
ON a visit here to Mrs. S. 3. Ewen.
Miss Blanche Smith is spending the
week with friends at Greenbackviile'
Mr.. Edmund Zeis, of Washington
is a guest at the home of Mr.. I. l.
Kent.
Miss Annie Taylor, of Baltimore Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. D.. FRANK
Mason.
Miss A. May Johnson left Sunday to
resume teaching in school at BLACK
vile, s. O.
Mrs. Charles Landlord, of Frank
town, spent Wednesday with the
family of Mr.. w. H. Rev.
Miss Gertie Phillips and MIR. Ross
Gordy of Salisbury are staying at the
home of Mr.. J. IT. Phillips.
Mr.. D. H. Johnson and wife have
been sojourning for several days at
Norfolk and Old Point. Comfort.
Miss Ida Broughton, who has been
summering at Ocean City, is improved
and expected home in few days.
Rev. E. D. Stone, former pastor
now of Centreville, Md, is staying at
the home of Mr.. H. T. Mason this
week.
The building of new storehouse OF
The Parksley Grocery Co. is progress
ing finely, the brick work being about
two thirds completed.
Capt. Thomas G. Green, brother OIL
the late Capt. W. H. Green of upper
Accomac, and his daughter, Mrs. An
ME Crompton, of Lynchburg are on
visit to his sister, Mrs. Broughton
at the Parksley Hotel.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Mary A. Killmon, wife of Mr..
Il. Polk Killmon, died after long ill
ness at her home at Accomac G. H,
on Wednesday, aged Sc years and was
laid to rest in Edge Hill Cemetery on
Thursday, after funeral services al
the Drummondtown Methodist Church
conducted by Rev W. ]. Twilley, hei
pastor, assisted by Rev. John K
Goode. The deceased was most
estimable lady and her death is deep
ly regretted by many relatives ano
friends. Her husband, her mother
Mrs. Sophia Nelson, a sister, Mrs
Kate Nelson, of Baltimore, and two
brothers, Messrs. Benjamin T. ant
Samuel G. Nelson survive her.
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Charlottesville.
Mr.. w. E. Wise and family, Of
Baltimore, ARE visiting his parents.

Mr.. w. E. Wise and family, of
Baltimore, are visiting his parents.
Misses Mary Hyslop, Tracey Hyslop
and Bessie Smith will leave in short
time for Blackstone Female Institute
Masters Harry Custis, Roy Kellam
and Willie Mason lett on Monday fol
Wilmington, to attend Goldey's Bust
ness College.
Mrs. Edward Smith and daughter
and Mrs. George H. Mock and daugh
ter lett on Tuesday for trip to Phila
delplia and Baltimore.
The Foreign Missionary Society o
Charlottesville Church held its month
| ly meeting on Sunday, Mrs. Betti
A. Rue presiding. Very interesting
selections were read by Mrs. John s
Davis and Miss Bette Rue.
A supper will be served at GRAD
dockville Church on Wednesday
September 18th, for the benefit of tn
church. Ice cream, lemonade an
cake will be for sale. In the evening
Mr.. Edward Morley viii enteitai
with moving pictures in a large ten
erected on the church lawn. Every
body is welcome. Should the weathe
be unfavorable, come the next day.
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Fair Oaks.

Digging potatoes and saving fodder
are now the past times of our farmers.
Miss Lizzie Joynes is visiting Misses
Laura and Kate burlington this week.
Mr.. r H. Elmore is making I'M
provements by rebuilding bis resi-
dence.
Miss Minnie Belote, of Savageville,
is visiting Mr.. L. N. Harmon at this
writing.
Misses Hilda Hargis and Mabel
Sterling are the guests of MIR. ano
Mrs. Lewis F. Guy.
Messrs. Harvey Guy, Harold Phil
lips and Sidney Bull will attend Col
dey College this session.
Mr.. L. N. Harmon is having large
two story porch built by contractors
Kellam and Hartman, to beautify hi
home for the use of his little ones il
their youth.
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Bunting-Ni Nicholson.

Miss May Catherine Nicholson,
daughter of Mr.. ]. H. Nicholson, and
Mr.. Thomas Custis Bunting, son of
Mr.. @. L. Bunting, of Quinby, were
quietly married at Franktown, Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. Watts. The bride was attired in
steel silk null over taffeta with hat
and gloves to match. After the cere-
mony the couple left Immediately for
trip to Atlantic City, Philadelphia
and other points North. Upon their
return they will reside at Exmore, at
which place the groom is postmaster.
w.
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Onley.

Mr.. Thos. Chandler left for Norfolk
this week, his future home.
Rev. J. w. Cammack will preach at
Onley next Sunday night, 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. J. II. Blackboard is in Balti-
more this week purchasing stock OF
fall millinery.
A party of twelve enjoyed a hay
ride from this place to Luna Park on
evening of Sd inst.
A handsome dwelling is in course
of erection on lotrecently purchased
by Mr.. Evans at this place.
Mr.. Herman Watson and wife have
returned from their wedding tour ant
are now home to their friends at this
place.
The Y's will meet Friday, Septem
her 14th., at the home of Miss Lillian
Jacob. All invited, especially thu
members.
Misses Lizzie and Eunice Roger
entertained many of their younl
friends at a Surprise Party" o.
Tuesday evening.
Revs. R. F. Staples, j. w. Cam
mack and John K. Goode, with thei
wives, were entertained at dinner b
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Savage on Tues
day.
Among the late visitors to friend
| in town were Miss Flossie Evans, {
, Horntown, Mrs. Rennie Savage,
Cape Charles, and Mr.. Tom Ross, {
Harborton.
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Williams.

Mr.. Charlie Taylor, of Newark, N.
j., is home on visit to his parents
Masters Frank and Edward Groton
spent Monday with their aunt, Mrs.
Garlic Wimbrow.
Mrs. o. H. Taylor, Miss Jennie Tay-
lor and Lorenzo Trader, oflate on the
sick list, are much improved.
Miss Gladys Matthews and brother
Claude, of Chincoteague Island, are
here on a visit to their uncle, MIR. O.
H. Taylor.
The young ladies of Downing
Church will have Box Social ano
ice cream supper on September the
18th at the home of Mrs. G. W. Vim
brow. Proceeds for the benefit of the
new church.
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School Notice.

Pungoteague School Board will meet
at Painter, Thursday, September 2Oth,.
p. M, to contract with teachers fol
session 1906-07. Also will receive seal
ed bids for coal and wood separately
best stove coal, 224O lbs. to the ton
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
G. 8. Mapp, chairman,
J. II. Turner, clerk.
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Business Notices.

For RENT For 1907 farm near Mach
apungo bridge. Plenty Of land and
abundant resources. Apply to
Harry D. Fleming,
Mappsburg, Va
For SALE-Thoroughbred Rabbit
hound pups.
Jas. H. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
NOTICE All persons having claims
against the estate of the late VIM. P.
Bundick, deceased, will present them
to
Lee Bundick, admir-,
Modestown, Va.
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We are representing one of the
best tailoring concerns and have a
full line of samples. Fit, workman
ship and style guaranteed.
Ames, Mills & 90.
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will be at Atlantic for the practice
of my profession on Thursday and
Friday, September 18th and 14th, 1905.
DIR. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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For SALE PRIvATELY-My two
farms, situate between Pungoteague
and Bell Haven, known as the Tyler
farm and Duncan farm. For terms
and particulars apply to Ben I. Gun
ter. Until.