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let Elliott e. MeGfeeor. ,,T-'
make your IAN elit 1879 ~
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HrNH4S q CARBON.
Real Fafaa fateafmfnfH
FafHef ff sfHHst "a threa staaH
NfaAat ufWeNl nhiR tn tfasu
haaar tun ttAs from car Jud.
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la Sea- cash a Hnan
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far thfft tless from canal arlfn.
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HENSON a CARLSON.
80 Mafian Nlarh rnlnr. Man HI
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Jas ~ TAYLOR
81 HH rhniCe tats near huffh Nfh e.
I'd ftanuf stsnus
ft NaaE bots oH faF line. ballard let
, VENUE sod triF street
sac gnfuaf iafisl fine Wow rth stenua
\ HHf. Queen Anna
fL atiao and HraF Jackson
A Nu g. nNfNa. near fHantfn
JAS a. TAYLOR.
10 g. Nsu York uifFk
FhanHH Nain ffH# fud fH ff
BARGAINS
South end ~ fnke linton. f.ruHfH maIHfn
houae. nice lot double front IMPROVE
fneuta q and Paid unohstruste1 view
pen Terms.
on North broadway fine lctri lot So
iHo uHahatructFi view 1853 Terms
on rsuih avenue North. fine lot. nm.
ohatfueted view a. iaa
on Taufh Hveuue. near Madison and
James 81 Power House. fine level fnf Ear
laH Hqfue improvements Nom
Natih uroaduaY district. fine conner.
lHtiia unatatrufted view improvements
iu aud paid new ffeum cottage fiH0
terms
AMERICAN HEAI ESTATE Cu.
t1 90 Pioneer bldR
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FoR sALE-AcREAoE


FOR SALE
q aerrs land. a1 acrca cleared. which o.
erHn5 % acres entirely cleared. 90 fruit
trees bearing 9 cows. I heller. / hnfsa.
ard al farming implements neeeasary.
Per particulars. call at FaHl Hasfrn r..
Cedar Mountain. Wash. ana
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HARVARD mrAtrY COMPANY
Rats MHAsr tues tuH enf Axs

HARVARD REALTY COMPANY
Fatts 81 MHihsr ties tMH ana Ave-
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CALHOUN nENNN EWING. fNU.
~ ~ AtsakA uaiitinE
rsst Fssa,, iasns ans irsarsnss
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uaspu ntE II ACREAGE AhsH
ME&EHNM aEqs4 MasAif ftFh r#@# 81
Ens 49, ~ naafHf ssasil uWNsH sNaaeh
= hezfiF 49, r. 4asE sas - ~
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uw-po yoa ~sat sooa leataaa o.
ssafimssi hosss I hass % ff sea on
rth Az, east fraat. near Nsiissa ear
uss Lst me shas sea 'his prpsar
So fsai iet. u,h Ave ~ hi
vii al for um
meaop Harvard Ave fas Ios. 40
houses. iusums tW
ta lots near wet sni Of wasris
rafs
II yaa VII laos =, these io,. ,ea ~
suy them
SO down Ilsnty q houses On qst )
Arms Hn. nsas eas line
ANDERSON. 60 uostan ia INA "a
% ale b 0WHsT. house 81 T7amT
sud lst near Madison gar line rheie
NJ
a d65 E17 b HsIaiaT T71ieVaf7= 10
and a coed hnuae riaHn BE- ami ysfs ehraa
phaHs columbia o 81
HOME EbM 80
faxf1 room house. harm. half casa
1Nnef ~ Naflett II inierbaY a. N
a GENUINE HACWfFICE
81 PER hGNE@Hu ACHES Green
HlYeH bottom land 100 Hcrca under ruiti
vatien 20 acres On AHaH an THE h ea
miles from AunufH. nn Graded ana afafria
- rasd ne best ranch Tor The maurf in
Washington
SOUND VIEW lots AT Itn APIECE
z aefsH. sound waterfront all "a fruit.
] fanm hnusni good oufhutlatnfs. only
e. ahN z cash. close IA
uHh acre rouud front. rnr errhnff.
Haad asfusm house e snap nf u.aH 500
cash This Or o. hsNHfF.
ARCADE fENfNrMENT co.
Huevu Cos Arcade Block atf
- a-r-
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INVESTMENTS

WATcIt PACIFIC CRY. G = ttH man :
nsW iaHn To- tss valley. NFaw We haN@
80 invested and things muHt move
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

You 30 not nave 10 BE- convinced that
You should invest "a the stock ~ thn Hfif.
iHh American Petroleum A Asphalt So
Yah can convince yourself By simply fn.
vfttientiuF ~ " the best and safest stock
ever submitted 20 you The price IL fIaht
D cents pet share. hut u with 40 W. soon
Do net delay. but iu4eaiinatU al once ts
Lqler bioCk. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

~ aafss ~ fHe - r. AaHA s sHs
kzAf muss setssfHsst u& - s2sA
Mss - s1f hs 49,
~ EEAa ~ III
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FoR sALE-FARNs ave LANos

FORTY ACRE FARM HIGHLY farHov-
EneaNu fire eaanfF rcd haufF g. one cf
fha hsat towns In the Waller between Sc
aHfla and TafuEaa half rich bottom Land
balance ffsf class artand afi nHafF level
fnfrd ard rfhua fenced. large bearing or
ehafd ufu Dwelling ~ Z iarEs rooms tarn
and several oufbuil8inaal Nae Terms 90
part.
ROBERT MALTuVs
fs.flnszI ALASKA Building -E-fT
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AcHEAaa-teon,inu.a

tm ACRES ADJOINING SMALL TowN
ses haaf Nasn Asatsts y aefs4 hMtaH
taaa taaaafs fflaf st4ss sgsaHa Al e=AfH
tfssa aafNa eissfaA q srfss t4aNt HfW
ali haaaa taFH y 50 aFfs
HunfAf MAtTHN
80 80 80 AHasaa uafattaf #NAi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

Modem Afoom mouse. queen Anne ilfL
Must sell rEht now FOR best offer worth
fstea. Phone Ind. sls1. owner. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

Every Yuung mar should have sameihina
70 rely upou IN casr ~ sickness Protect
yourself with q few shares ~ Tlrftsh.
American Petroleum . Aauhait stock n
IL AZ safe a. sold. because the asphalt
and oil on The 500 acres nf tho COMPANY :
block. seattle.
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GRANT 8 DYE


EHE AAE
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ftssaaHs q go Heflf - fssh Isl =
So HsaafM
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stsfhs aa b. aafstHa dlsteNHs = 90
fesms ~ fash HzHans in HaafAaH FaHa
cuknInH = knsaa
80 Eaaa rafr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-15

fffi6N eti4 on ooan ggNSk
aHArlUrH aNIH aliuuMh AID
AiNaf ANHNUI. uN TUESDAY itth
4HfU ptHruNr ~ At tm HtfAhf Niece
walnut HHt uas trd HefH. FHaHH HRHnfsA
aHanitl nrfa. bHlfahH, hefaifs
extension iahfsH dlnink thHlfa foeAFfe
H5HltnF NsfH elegant lace curtains AWf
uataa center tutirH. uu0CHs hWH hFH
tall. rrwiHa maftlura. rash rsElHtrf
la4fufm aalaa china teHhfHH utensils
haaflHr stoves. Majestic faHHa and uthff
Hanrta fnF taHfHta Rrt sgHHHHH rWl tap
Hask auf shstf sad elhrf uaefuf HuaJs 81
Fl NfktftHn AufttprsrF Fhtuu Natn
fHf. f~uirnf uHHHt fFf
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Farm nAHHAfH-s0 sores Haif RIB
Bottom land. Hiae trent stream through the
Flaff. water Nined ~ house ueW 1rram
dHnHirR harm afFfral large thlf Hrn
houses. steam-haatpd hfUodsf house Price
fHciH1iHE team HaFou. farming lmrfrs
meufs. Jersey HHa 80 chickens donkey
engine outfit of farming tools and iucu
tafar. NaW
ROBERT MALTHY.
90 9a1ssu AlashH Building ai1.ff
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q IunN roN a 81
uuuHs H - pHN na ttiHh
Fhenes Nata fti IND A
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w 10 I'D TT"|T""T"T" II TIT
UduIilnsH. and buiidefH
send fof price lists We sell CO. any0nt
and have but one price.
.. b wILLIAMs CO
iot9 Western Ave
Thr largest eaHh ana aoaf eatahllahHfut
iu The n0rthasHf.
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SIXTY ACRES At RAILROAD STA
TON one haHf ff0m seafffs II arTss
msaHnai balance pasture ali feHfsi nn1
rfaaa fenced. Hfee orchard In heaunE al
kinds % small fruits. Jrfsm dwelling
fwo uafna. uasa1shsd and chicken ha1iaes
awuaf called asaF and o. make qaich
aale. wul cell - nn0n Terms.
HGHHHT MhtTuT5
GIa-aNsazl ALASKA Building iii
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

pan,inr guaranteed Z private
s.9aa MaDtahat Hfmlla an
sua rice tsatana estt ger
aea sstnins classes fhufsiHf
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0IsS Ia f~s.saafss, sdI Al
uHesl part casa. rect on terms vii ihNntge
steat tNa Hiekufsa causa - ssllihs As
bees so rafs aian
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NEAR KIUKLANpaigo acres. All lsvsI.
excellent erii. good county faad en- tuo
sides iafFs orchard co. bearing q ~ build.
tHFa nHurr nseaa money Price $40 per
acre Time on part
HnnEHT MAITHY.
tf1.tW-fu Alaska Uulldlne -lg-fI
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cnoIcF wArrn ruowr ~ LAKE
fh9s tsnfs ffafta 80 saeh Hasy tsluts
a. teFaA SD saft ~ EaftiH eisafHa
nns ihesfiaN FsFr ardai ~ Nfaa ttnnanve1
Places riess g. hasA rausrh sh3 nsiEh
It's
HuuNMr MALTuV
aaNM t1 Aasssa Hafh3lnE aE.tt
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HrIp

~ yea wsat tfstsf eas ss4
ms9.rt psltianf ITO thF ettH
ne Dfeat WasHafH NpFiesf
nNl Ffrpals lHA CO
chance HHHFss ass g~fa
go WNnH ta 8 evenings 81
Peeeiss SAVINGS HsnA hafiatas CO -
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%aeTCIAI NOTICES

90 ~ maaz Do Niss lH seer hens'
sin ny aefsaas huuae tsEaAflnt ~
t,neN.s rainfall ma Ns@tstn 49,.
fNaneH
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NnAn rsSFukLE-sir Hffs farm q
aafss naif cleared. balance Haftfg clear
"a HaanE HrrhaFd ell birds 70 small
feHtfa HrffHa NafaF new AHHam hHNFF
agsaii ham. several chis Hsn haatfF hUfsf
mHaHn a0f farming tunin Hl4#
nuHEHT MALrHY
Wa.FHHI Aiaaxa hgsiaiHE -Mtil
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
THE PROSECUTED JEW.
Tie Is, II lis Claimed, the Most Spiritual
NIun Alive,

The Jew is said to have what is
known as the commercial instinct"
said Oscar 5. Strnus. Hume tells us
that under Richard 1. 800 Jews sought
safety in the castle of York, where, not
being strong enough for defense. they
killed their wives ana children threw
the bodies over the walls into the mob
below and, setting fire to the castle,
were themselves burned alive. The
gentry owing money To the Jews has
3encd 10 the cathedral, where their
bonds or promSsory notes We're kept,
ana made Il bonfire before the altar
Tho compiler of the Annals of Waiver
ley, in relating the event Hume says,
'hesscs the Almighty for thus deliver
ing over this inpious race TO destruc-
ton. History blnzcs with such stories
OF self sacrifice and barbarity. The
commercial instinct In this particular
case appears To have been on the other
side.
Instead of The Jew being Il natural
barterer, he is the most spiritual man
alive. He has been pounded through
the ages, robbed and masSacrcd but he
ideals Had he been matrrialstic lie
would lave sold out long ago and
bought peace. Ii he would join the
Greek church he would lie safe in Rus
Sia. Rather than do that he will walk
Into the jaws of hell Therefore say
that he is spiritualiStic or ideaiistic
rather than practical or material We're
to choose 4 family that would live I
would have ii meet hnrGSiips and per-
sccutionS. Were 10 choose one to die
] would give ii pleasure and luxury.
The Jew, denied his civil rights, de.
spoiled of his property. scourgcd and
murdered, has only been made tougher
and longer lived. His enemies have
given him strength ana trained him
most admirably for the battle of life.
no matter in what part of the world
fortune may lead him." = New Yorl;
World
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
IN THE HAMPTON
CHURCHES TODAY
Relation Of The Christian to Pop
uIar Amusenenfs" Subject Of
Or. Jones' Sermon.
SUNDAY ASSOCIATION 10 MEET
Baptist Body Will Hear Address
From Rev. J. Martyr Neifert, Chap.
lain Of Soldiers Home, in Memorial
Baptist Church-Dr. Driscoll Will
Preach on christians Friend"

Rev. Il. Pendlcton Jones, u. d.. of
Hampton Baptist Church, has an.
nomced rs his subject for this morn.
ing "'rhc Relation of the Christian
to Popular Anuscmcnts.' As tho
subject Is popular one. DR.. lone;
will no doubt have large congrcga
ton. Tonight Dr.. Jones will prcnch
on "The Civic Sabbath" and next
Sunday evening he will talk on ''rh,
Christian Sabbath"
Memorial Baptist
This afternoon At 1880 o'clock tn,
Lower Peninsula Baptist Sunday
School Association will meet I'm tn,
Memorial Baptist Church. when tn,
principal address will he delivered
by Rev. J. Martyr Nclcrt chaplain
of the National Soldiers Home
Heart Searching" will be the
theme of the morning sermon by
Rev. y. Rylnnd Sanford in Memorial
Baptist Church this morning. and his
evening sermon will be on SALIVA
t!on Alone in Christ" The ordinance
OF baptism will be administered n
the evening service
AS usual. the mems Bible class will
meet this morning NJ 10 o'clock
Central Methodist Church.
Rev. Asa Driscoll, the pastor, vii
preach morning and evening in Cen
tral Methodist Church Morning Sub
jcct, The Christians Friend" even
ing. Gods Call to the Sleeper
Church Of Christ.
Rev. C.. n. Williams will take for
his theme this morning in the Church
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
FINAL REPORT OF
THE COMMISSIONERS
Awards Decided Upon in The Case
Of Property Owners Against
Pure Water Company.
v, /. MITCHELL TO RECEIVE 81, 200
Isaac Cook Will Receive $1,000;
Frank Griffin, $685.; j. M. Presson,
$685.; w. H. Mitchell ct ais, $3.50.
Report to Be Filed Tomorrow.

The commissioners named by
Judge Blackstone. of The Circuit
Court, to condemn certain proper
ties in Elizabeth City county for the
Peninsula Pure Water Company, com
pleted their work yesterday and Will
probably file their report with Clerk
of the Courts Harry Fl. Holt tomor
row
While none OF the commissioners
would talk for publication, ii was
learned that the commissioners viii!
recommend that the following dam
ages be paid 10 the iand owners:
isaac Cock. $1,000.
w III. Mitchell, $4,000.
Frank Griffin. s3S5.
j. NJ. Prcsson, $2S5.
w. II. Mitchell ct ais. 5000.
Real estate men are of the opinion
that the property owners have re
ccivcd good treatment AT the hands
of the commission.
The report of the York county
commissioners will probably be made
known in Il few days. The commits
sioners expected to hold their final
session tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

Of Christ, Forgetting the Past, Liv-
ny the Present and Striving for the
Culture" Bible class ut $3.50 a. M,
md Christian EndcavOr at o'clock
III the afternoon.
At Price Memorial.
Rev. a, G. Hopkins will preach
morning and evening in the Presby-
tcrian Church and this Afternoon ut
the Price Memorial Chapel. l.aSalle
avenue.
st. Johns Church.
Usual services will he conducted in
st. Johns Episcopal Church today ny
the rector, Rev. Revcrdy Estill, ID. ID,
First Methodist.
The pastor, Rev. j. w. Stiff. will
occupy the pulpit OF the First Meth
odist Church AT both services today.
Mo Mems Meeting.
On account of the work now going
on in the building there will be no
ervices for men in the Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
'Thc True IIcntiSt.

Every human being. unless he lacks
utterly the capacity to love, IS an ideal
ist. No man can bolst That he accepts
only the plain facts" of existence as
his guide posts. Love makes idcalists
of na all. Through love we are given
tho power 10 look beyond the crude
hlsk we cN!l The fact. Any great
achievement l. impossible without this
power. Life thrills with meaning and
magic for the true itlcalist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
The Change Of n war

prospective woman tenant through
The typcwriicrS omission n one all inn
portant little word Of two letters rc-
ccivcd the followiM" startling state
mcnt; Dear Madam: You can hav.
The Hat. provided yon rcpaint and re
decorate Yourself"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Card Of Thinks.

Please allow me through you paper
TO return the most heartfelt thanks
of appreciation to the friends who
rallied to our assistance. and all OF
those who CAME and offered In sympa-
thy and truth the kindcst acts of help
in such profession that it was impossi.
bic to accept Of literally, but was so
dear TO thelheart.
MRS LOLA LEE CLEMONS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
TrGc Wealth.

a mans true wealth is lie good ho
does in this world When IL dies men
will ask what property he has left he.
lind him, but angels will inquire,
What good deeds hast thon sent be.
fore thee :"-From The Arabic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
Ills Resources ,hout Exhausted.

Father DO YOU think You can sup
port her in The style Ia which she has
been accustomed: Sutton Not in the
style Ia which She has been accus-
toned since we became engaged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14
ST. Johns Church.
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Mrs. George w. McAllister and
Miss Sallie Sinclair are In Richmond,
taking in the horse show and State
tair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

Miss Louisa b. Shelton. of Horns
Vile, is visiting her sistW. Mrs. Il.
A. Chandler. In Elm, Hreet. Mrs.
Chan Chandler ;,r,r who has b3INill' is now
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What is fanaricsm today is the fash.
innabr creed tomorrow, AMI trite rs
the multiplication table week af:e..
Wendell Phillips.
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Messrs. Harvey Foster. C. S. Diggs
and NJ. +. Diggs have returned from
iichmondS. where they attended the
horse show.
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I.rihclcAN.

TO he content is 10 be happy, and
Happiness is one OF the three who can
NOT be bribcd: the ether two are Low
and Death. papyriis.
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y man cannot leave a better legac3
to the world thnn well educated fas.
ily.- Thomas Scott.
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Mr.. II. NJ. Forest is critically i'll a
his residence in Lee street with ma
larial fever.
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Children would insist on stealth.
castor oil TO take if you locked it IL
the pantry.
.o1SIa E5saH
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Even If girl Rugged man while
he was doing it she could get indig
nant at his kissing her.
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Try Hulls Little Liver Pills for bill.
liousness. constipation and torpid
liver. 40 doses. loo. A splendid after
dinner pill. 9.9.su.tf.
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Mrs. i. II. Fitzgerald and children
left yesterday for Leesburg to join
Mr.. Fitzgerald, who recently pur.
chased 4 hotel in that town
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a lot of regulations are saved by
not being in politics.
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Mr.. Calvin Bristow, of Storcmon
is the guest of his daughter. Mr.
George Il. Tricc. In LIhe\street.
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Miss Alma Richardson has returned
from Richmond, where she spent the
week visiting. She>Qtcnded the fair
and horse show.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-14

Mayor Thornton +. Jones and Col
onel Nelson S. Groome went TO Rich
mond last evening to attend tho
closing night OF the horse show.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.~Parsons, OF
Washington, have arITed in Hamp.
ION and will make thcir home here.
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Mrs. c. S. Digs, who has been i
ut her home in East Hampton,
now rapidly Commissioning
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Mr.. Howard IS. Collier. ST., whu
has been i'll at his residence on Bacl;
river for the past week, was report
ed rs slightly improved yesterday.
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Swell Overcoafs

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The Coming and Going Of the People
You Know.
Mrs. George w. McAllister and
Miss Sallie Sinclair are In Richmond.
taking in the horse show and State
Gair
Messrs. Harvey Foster C. S. Diggs
and NJ. +. Diggs have returned from
tichmonds. where they attended the
lorse shoR.
Miss Louisa d. shelton. of Horns
Vile, is visiting her sistW. Mrs. h.
a. Chandler. In Ehh> Hreet Mrs.
Chan cnamdl ;mnr who has Os/Min' is now
Mr.. II. NJ. Forest is critically i'll at
his residence in Lee street with ma
larial fever.
Mrs. l.. II. Fitzgerald and children
left yesterday for Leesburg TO join
Mr. Fitzgerald, who recently pur.
chased hotel in that town.
Mr.. Calvin Bristow of Storcmont.
is the guest of his "elaaGhter. Mrs.
George e. Tricc. in Whs\street.
Mayor Thornton +. Jones and Col.
onel Nelson S. Groome went TO Rich.
mond last evening to attend tho
closing night OF the horse show.
Mrs. c. S. Digs, who has been i'll
ut her home in East Hampton Is
now rapidly convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. N.,~Parsons, OF
Washington, have arSjfed in Hamp.
ION and will make their home here.
Mr.. Howard IS. Collier. ST., whu
has been i'll at his residence on Back
river for the past week, was report
ed rs slightly improved yesterday.
Miss Alma Richardson has returned
from Richmond, where she spent the
week visiting. She>Qttcnded the fair
and horse show.
a lot of regulations are saved by
not being in politics.
Even if a girl Rugged man while
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