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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. April
21,-The guests who came t; to Old Point Point
for Easter are lingering on and the
week was the gayest OF the season.
The hop last Saturday evening was
brilliant affair and preceded BY py
quite a number Of dinners at the Chanl'
berlin, After the hop Major George
brooke, vi S. A.. and Mrs. Brook gave
a supper at the Fort Monroe CLUB, 7
which their guests We're Mr.. ana Mrs
Robert j, Christie and Mrs. James herr
Osborne, Of Toronto; Mrs. FRAMES p
Brown, Captain Robert ,k:elton nnd Lieu
tenant Rawkton, Of Fortress Monroe.
& Mrs John B.. Kimberly entertained at
bridge on Monday for her sister-in-lnW,
Mrs. Wesley NJ. Oler, OF Larchmont, N
81. Other guests were Mrs. Clifton g.
Garter Mrs. Cornelius De w. Wilcox,
Mrs. Andrew Hero, Jr., Mrs. William
Chamberlin, Mrs. Frederick J. Stopford,
Mrs Lewis and Mrs. William Pence, Of
Fortress Monroe: Mrs. John II. Clifford
and Mrs, Francls s. Brown, OF Old Point;
Mrs, Dawson j.. Blacknlore, OF Cncin-
natl; Mrs. Herbert Woodfln and MIS-
Harry G. Parker, OF Hampton,
Mrs. Francis 8. Brown gave dinner
on Tuesday evening for, Miss Rosa Fair
Armstrong will occur this evening In
ST, Johns Church, Hampsn, Mrs
Brown's guests were Miss Lee, MI
Armstrong. MI. and Mrs, Matthew G.
Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Armstrong and
Mr.. Louis IIefflefing, Of Hampton
Miss Adith woodward. OF baltimore. ana
Messrs. Joseph A. Massle and j, Phlllp
Kesecker of Newport News.
Mrs. John Fl. clifford gave bridge
party on wednesday At the y, 81 1Ss o,
son j. Blackmore, OF Cincinnati. who IS
the guest Of Mrs, Harry G, Parker In
Hampton gave Luncheon ,o At the Cham =,
Virrinin Alumni Associations of Hamp-
ton and Newport News, gave their an
maui banquet at the Chamberl'n on Tues
On Wednesday evening the Norfolk,
Old Point German Club danced their
Easter cotlllon at the Chamberlln, ana
on Friday evenlng the senior assembly,
OF Newport News gave ball at tho
Chamberlin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
STOP DR!NkLNG'!!
Orrine Will Destroy all Desire TOT
Whiskey or Becl0A Guar
antced Cure. i4

Nearly every drinking man THINKS thAt
sonetine he will quit. He often swears
of, but can not resist the craving lor
drink and tho disease for this - Wnat
~ really Is, becomes so firmly fixed tina
Il cannot be cured without medical treat
yment c.,o,,,,,
S.,,as made a thorough study Of the Var1-
oms cures for the liquor habit. and gives
3this as result OF his Investigations;
''Beiore taking the agency Of orrlne' )
went to considerable trounle 70 ,eAr'l
about 1t and became confident ,that " WAS
a thoroughly honest preparation ana pns
out by an honorable firm, nave solu
1T for years and can truthtully say lnht
my confidence In 1t grows stronger inc
more see OF Its results. believe tHat
my man who really desires TO pc ourea
OF the LIQUOR habit can cure himself WIN
the help of Orrine and be rid OF the haa
effects which the habit has upon him
self and family
Orrine is In two forms. No ], the secret
remedy which can be given without the
knowledge Of the patient; No. 2 for those
who take tho remedy Of their own Tree
will A cure Is absolutely guaranteed
with either form OF treatment. Write Tor
free pamphlet on the cure OF alcoholism
to the Orrine Co., Washington, D. 9, In
every box Is n registered guarantee which
entities you to O. refund OF your money
II Qrrlne fails to effect a euro. The price
OF either form Is 81 a box.
Orrine Is for sale by the. Polk Miller
Drug co. and the Polk Aailleg-c Hl!drey
Drug Go. fSl
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OLD POINT COMFORT
Mrs. Joseph Jen.

Mrs Andrews sister, Mrs. Joseph Jen-
klns this week.
Much concern is felt here for the fanli-
fly Of Mrs. Herbert Dyson, who moved
from here to San Francisco last fall.
Mr.. Dysons mother and sisters live a
few miles from town.
Mrs. Samuel Nicholson also has a SIS
ter Miss Carrie Morton, OF Farmville,
who Is visiting relatives In San Fran
cisco at this time, and much concern Is
felt, as it Is impossible to here directly
from her.
The Baptist Church is being beautied
within and without, The n1Hn have
charge of the exterior and the ladies OF
tho Interior. Handsome circular pews
and a full set of pulpit furniture, CARPET
etc, have been ordered. They propose
giving Business Mems Lunch on
next Friday, the eth. to aid In paying
some Of the expenses incident to this
chafge On Saturday, they see the busy
house wives wivos Sunday >.nner.
DR.. Wavely Bigelow, Of Richmond,
visited Mr.. 1IomerJ j. Weatherford this
week.
Mrs IT.. d. Weatherford visited at
Keysville this week
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EASTER IN CLARKE
Especial to The es-DIspatch)

Especial to the Tlmes-DisPatc!l')
WILDWOOD, April H.-Dr; Robert =.
Cooke, Of Riverton; spent Easter Caster sun
M NJ. B. Powell Rogers, Mrs. Thomas
Nj. Nelson and daughter, Miss Nelson.
came from Baltimore on Easter Monday.
to Long Branch" Mr.. Hugh NJ, Mel
sons to spend the holidays.
MIR. lJndcddonk. head master OF 81:
James school. Md. and MT. Bowen, o.
Nd. spent few days this week at
Mr.. Richard P. Writings, with Messrs.
Donald and Keneirth Gilpin. all have
returned now to St. James school ana
r( on tuesday, the Blue Ridge Hunt
Ciuh had a splendid drag; promlnen,t
among tie riders, were Mr., e. g. But
Ter, M. IL, H.. Mrs. Dorothy, Henderson
Messrs. Donald and Keneith G. pln, Mr..
]. Towns ia Burwell, Messrs William =,
and Lodr,, Bowles and Mr. George =
Page. .,.,, .,,,,,rs hoth over
very high stone fences and runn't1 y;
stream. we're made. The. hnlsh. vas a.
,Sarat oga," where most en)oyanle !, a IL
ternoon tea was served to the mehape's
az the club and guests present.
Misc Eliza Green, who has been sp sr,a
ing Faster with relatives IN A!cxanoII,.a IL
Va is to return to Page BROOK ttlo
latter part Of this week
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EASTER BALL.
Grand Annual Social Affair at
I'll Onancock. Va.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
5ONANcOCK, VA. April 21.-The an
nuai Easter ball In Hopkins Hall. Oman
cock. Wednesday evening was attended
by about one hundred guests. Refresh
nents we're served at ! O'clock. The nu-
sic was by Schezi orchestra. from Cape
Charles. The chaperones were Mrs.
Mrs. John NJ. Fosque, Mrs r.. L. Schieltd
and Mrs r. C. Is. Parker.
Among those present we're: Misses
Halle English and Mollie Oliver. Of
Washington; Miss Margaret Smith. OF
Belle Haven; Miss BERTHE Waddy, OF
5onley; Misses Ruth Oldham and Mar
garet LiIllston, Of Accolnac; Misses
Sara Parker, Mary and Helen Warren,
Letitla and Octavia Gciger, Pansy WIKI
ms, Ethel Finney, Annie Hopkins. Made
line Rich, Gertrude West. Nellie Powell,
Margaret West. Constance land Frances
TAYLOR and Mildred Mock Mr.. and Mrs
Ohio H Il. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
w. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs Harding
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 3 III avis s A1essrE.
Robert PotwIn. OF Washington Il =
Nottingham. Gardner Nottinghnm ana
Byrd and Claude White, Of Exmore;
orris Byrd. OF Oak Hall; Samuel D.
NAPLES, OF Cape Charies; ". c. Par
son, OF Onley; Ray and John White.
Walter Mason and William P1att OF
Parksley: Or. John Alears. Y. S. n;
Robert Simmons Barton Itlliston, =.
Dixie Illliston, Samuel r. Ross, Jr..
Joseph, Oliver. Professor G. Y. Ish and
DR.. J.. L. Deconnis. Of Accomac; VIII
liam d. Hopkins, William F. HOPKINS.
Garland and Randolph Finney, John W.
West. John w. Gusts, Ralph Anderton,
IT. w. Taylor, Jr.. Warner An1es, Edwin
Mock. c. B. nottingham and George II.
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Ashland, Va.
,neclo1 q ria 1'imes-Dispatch.)

(specni To Tho 1'imes-Dispatch.)
ASHLAND. VA, April Ala sutscrp-
tion lIst To furnish relief to tile San
ttrnncjsco sufferers has already been
started by Mr.. Plnkney tNlghtman ana
Mr.. IT, Il. W. Neyberg here.
Mr.. Frank Tller who lives IN Newport
News. VA, has been spending a few days
With HID parents III Ashland
Ar. d, II. Johnson. Of Washington, with
his nephew and brotlier-in-laW are Visit.
Ing friends at the park near here.
Mrs. Ernest Mallory. Of Richmond, is
visiting friends and relatives IN Ham Ian
over.
Next Sunday afternoon at Bethel
Church services will be conducted ny
rev. ". N. Compton, OF Randolph Macon ,te
College.
Mrs. w. u. Edwards. Of Ashland, has
returned to Ashland nf ter visiting friends
near Charlottesville Va
Miss Dickcrson. Of TSllerson, Va. is
visiting Mrs. Newman, in Ashland.
Rev. 6. w. Nj. Taylor and Mrs. ray
Tor left to-day for Oaklettc. Va. after
spending several days at the Henry Clay
Inn, which Mr.. Taylor has recently p'lr-
chased. &
MRS. Charles q. Blakey had this
week as her guests Miss Edna Fairbanks
and Miss Anna Rice, Of Fredericksburg,
Va. ~
Miss Alice Wiley, Of Baltimore. Is Wis
Ting her aunt, Mrs. Dr.. AZ C. Wightman,
here. E fSss ,its
Mrs. David L. Watts. Of Portsmouth
VA. is visiting her mothor, Mrs. u. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Davis, OF Peters
burg. Va, visited their son, Mr.. Benlo
Davis, Iof r. NJ. College,. during the
week.
Miss Elise Browning, OF washington.
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Chen
cry here. 5,.
Miss Mary Hawes Tyler. OF Gwathmey
has had during the week as her guests =
a n1inbcr Of young friends from Rich-
mond..
A number oftfriends OF the contracting
parties left here yesterday evening TO
attend the Gwathmey Powell wedding
at Taylorsville church near here.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Droste and quite
a number OF others were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Mas In Hanover
on Easter Monday.
J. Revival services at the Christian
church have been held during the week
and were conducted by their pa stor;. hs ~
II. j. Seaman, assisted by Rev. b. III.
Melton. As the meeting has peen very
successful the. services will be continued
during next week.
Mr.. Tom Fox. OF Ashland, who was
recently appointed by President Roose-
welt as postmaster here has not yet
taken charge OF the office on account
Of the appointment being unconfirmed
by the United States Senate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Christopher and
son. OF New York city. expect to make
their future home in upper Hanover and
are having their house rerodeled WITH
"a view to immediate occupancy.
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Roanoke, Va.
lshecln, ID Tho rIlnes.plspatet.)

$l@t (Speclhl 10 Inc Jllnes-Dlspatcn.)
+ noAN \, yA Az, April v: sl sNoosWIsty thf1s
spring months, With team, card ,pa,,t,ti ~,
and dahees. The first week ope,ne, ,lo1 Up
n lively ai,isrln 'iie .,, se ronI spe fet
Il ssi ea d lfrp tss sad aid 10 sao
for the Time has arrived. wlisn peo t,iu
turn tiieir thoughts IL other directi93ih,s,a,
st ne tr1ss'os e Na Sa, na N" Wss,e
foil & Of 81 si@a'6Go.N
e , sster s an 0 the Sg,na con- m.
p posed s' Of some OF d most popular.
Iuesdny night. Was b,l I, !tan ansi #.
ahe ne, ma ~, Mas st ra ey oics rhere
wore about forty couples participating.
Mrs. Charles y. Fox gnye q charming
.ea III hcr' residence OH Church #AVen 1,n
southwest r rae pf a,5a9melv a nno
IA ted, tic color, sclle,no being yellow.
The attractive hostess, Was ,as,sistcd !. IN
Sety;Tg " g.r Mrs a M Nj Mr. T. ; W n n
sey. Tho guests we're tlsllercd from
Tie paror 10 he library by Misses ROSY
'Tinsiey and injury Penn. frult p,'nch.
Mrs. Frank b. Thofnns, Miss Mary MI MI
ler ana Mrs & E |;1ps ry d e ghrss
we're Invited Into the dining room, where
a salad course was served BY Mrs. a.. ~.
Ayres, Miss Alice Lea Ifundley, MISE
Susie PENN, Miss Mary FOX and Mlss
Erriggcr, Of New York. I,
Mrs. j. -. 11obbie Thursday afternoon
at8licr handsome home on South Henry
Z Street. The decorations were PINK sweet
peas, and maiden nnir ferns. Mrs. lioD-
S 81 Mns s sssIs'S Mrs 7 9esfvs Mrs
( Leigh Bnckncr, Mrs. John Trout. ana {, n
dies dies III Tho The dining room. were Misses
Sorbin obble Neii'c l9,HIa,ra eYessf
ncnts we're served. The ices we're r.,
shaped like "thc. flowers that bloom u
the spring. and the punch bowl was
decorated with jonIuiis. the recep ~
was from to =, and the mouse t,lstas %h ss
Miss Annie HUFF tertnincd about
home o on South Roanoke street. Friday,
night In honor OF Miss Thomas, of
,crocketts Springs. and Miss Bessie
Stephenson Of Irpana' H. Mr atz LG Hea
charge OF the dining-room, while Mrs,
Mary Il, Fdck:n was at the punch
bowl. =, -,
The senior music class Of virginia col
s aaY h KaHf whIch Vas larsely attended
and was one of the most brilliant musi-
ca events or the year. There were tour
graduates, Miss Courtney Marshaiil,u, e,
this city. was vas on one OF me mos' u'sV''i-
craze ne + Ba 80 ali ,>satres and other.
samusemen,s suffer from Il. The rin y.
Jig crowded every night. FAN. a. mnsnu ~
a bout tnrty-five couples were on the
floor in costume.
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FREDERICKSBURG
(snecIol q The r!,nss-Dispatch.)

URIC. VA, April 2l-
A dance was given Monday nignt a.
oqe s0Ts e H nna s ~ a adss
city, together with many strangers who
we're visiting In the city. 80,
ne : Evening Club, at her home near
Washingt Avenue; The de tsc' IRA tons rs
were yellow and white. 49,.
Mr.. James Moncure and son, OF N'ch-
n,ont visited here this week. ..t5s
h. Miss Luciiia Yates has returned from
anEextended visit to relatives IN Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. E. Morris are visiting
a Mrs, Il. ~ chesley ana .daug Inter, Miss
5sIssss n ay syas sfinraen ffom
mis-, Mss Mabel Edinger, Of Philadelphia,
was a guest this week Of Mrs. q. =.
Bowering. :. ! =
MIS- rs : b. r. willis and children have
returned from Visit e 9 rela ;l'e = -
s MFs; j. y: HIiiIeary has returned from
b. Miss page Waller. OF Stafford. is q
guest OF Miss Susie Tyler. 90 and
Miss Gertrude Thpmpson;; OF Bal |, RS
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J D. COL
bert this week I, !, :, 80
Who in,'i has been guest Of Miss Lizzie
Hurkamp, has returned hons, !, !.
Miss Niaude Garrett steele, VINO mas
been g. guests OF Miss Mamie Wills, mas
returned 10 her home In Richmond.
55 Mr.. r. e. Swift and wife, OF baltimore,
visited relatives here this week.
Il Mrs. r. e. Sweet and Son, who nave
been visiting here, have returned to their
home In Phoenix. N. u.
Il Miss Mary G.. Alonotire is IN WaSh'ng-
ton this week, acting. assone OF the rag IS
in the P, B. Congress- rs =, t,,nore vas
the guest OF Mr.. 6. w. Shepherd anu
family this week.
Miss Kate Il. Fuller, OF Richmond, was
here this week, the guest OF Mrs. AVN
Il. Rowe.
a visit TO the Misses Bradbury. In Or
M. Miss Fannie beverley, Of Essex. Was a
visitor this week at the homo OF Mr..
John D. Bleight and family
Miss Mamie Forbes has returned from
n visit to friends In New York.
Miss Maude Embrey, who is taking a
course in music in Baltimore, spent TINS
week with her parents here, s.si
Miss Alice Dew, OF King and Queen
county, was tho guest this week OF MISS
Mrs j. d. Mason is spending this week
In King George county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Owen. Of Halifax
county, were this week the guests OF Mr.
w F. Ficken and family.
x Miss Flora Mason has been guest OF
friends In charlottesville this week.
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WILL HELP YOU.
dark walnut.

as the Cornelius Harnett monument mol
only proved delightful affairs. but mems
orable ones as WE'LL "a
The Easter dances OF the L'Arioso and
$L'Agile Clubs were swell functions. the
former being led by Mr.. Clayton Giles.
Jr.. and the latter By Mr., Paul Giants
we'll The dance OF the LArioso was
quito a brilliant event and a feature
was the giving Of 8attractlve and noYsk3
6favors Many society folks from other
cities participated In the dances. includ-i
Ing Misses Josephine Budd and Ann Bell
Patteson, Of Petersburg Va; Miss Ma bel
Powers. OF Atlanta, Ga; Miss Mary
Allan Short. OF Lake Waccamaw, \, 3 C..;i
Miss Nellie Archer Of Chapel Hill, M
c.; Mr. A. Sidney Bay les, Of Savannah
Ga; Mr.. J, B. Lord and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lord, OF New York city: Miss Sadie
Jones and Mr.. Pembroke Jones'. S5
A charming affair OF the week was
a luncheon given by Captain and Mrs
John M. Walker at their South Second
\ Committee OF Adjustment, OF the Order
OF Railway Conductors, that was hereto
confer with General Manager Royal
OF the Atlantic Coast Line, Among the
visitors was Captain S. VIZ, Brooks,$of
Richmond. Va. sIs
An interesting wedding during the
week, though a quiet one. was that OF
Miss louise Corhett, daughter Of CAPS
a tain and Mrs. w. F., Corbett. and Mr., \
Will Robinson Taylor, n popular en1.8
nloye IN the general offices of the Coast
Line. The marriage was solemnized We'd
8nesdny night at the Corbett home. S 81,
Lieutenant b. NJ. Chlswell, who has
hecn stationed In Wilmington for some
time rs executive officer Of the revenue 4
cutter Seminole, has heen ordered to duty
at New Bern, N. c.. on the cutter Bout
we'll Flo will be succeeded by Lieutenant
Charles Satterlee. off the cutter Wood-R
bury, stationed at Portland, Me. Ideu.9
tenant Chiswell md wife, who was n
Miss Bellamy, OF this city will Leave
shortly for New Bern sS q IS
II A marriage OF interest next week Isl
that of Miss sallie Bell Jackson, daugh-s
ter OF Mr. James W. Jackson. ono Of
the pronrletors OF the Wilmington Mes,
senger, aud Mr.. James Edwin lyon,ncls, 3
the wedding to occur Wednesday at noon
mt tho Jackson home, ON South Fourth
Street.
While In the city this week tn conduct
the cornerstone laying OF tina Cornelius \
Harnett monument Lieutenant-Ci Governor
Francis r.. WEston, OF North Carolina.ss
was the guest Of Mr.. Martin s. Willard
n personal friend He was shown many
honors and In compliment to him thu
Masonic lodges OF tho city had an
cmergent communication Thursday night.
followed by banquet, Lieutenant Gov. Il
ernor Winston Is Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge 8ot Masons Of tho State.
General and Mrs. William Ruffin Cox.
OF Richmond. are the guests Of Mr., ana
Mrs William J.atimer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James l. NtcRee, also OF Richmond, arc y
the guests Of DR. and Mrs. William II.
Green, All have been ROYALTY entertained
by their many friends here.
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EASTER IN POWHATAN.
!. lspocInl 10 Tho Times- Dlspatch.2

2 MOSLEY'S aJUNCTION, VA, April
e1.-The young peopl eot Chesterfield
Church neighborhood had Il flne time
Easter on u fishing excursion. They
went to Locketts Bridge on swift Crock,
Those in tho party were Misses l4ottle
Y. Budd, Allie i, Cheatham,,, Annie ~
e;oodeA Eola May Osborne; iilman ,, Grl
Lester Eddie e. Cheathanl. Beatrice
Chatham and Maggie May Fuqun and
Messrs, r. Cleveland Woodbridge, Jack
Lester, Glare Lester. Logan i. Os'
Frank Cheathnm, Willie Mack wilkins
son and John Fu1un.
Mr.. John a. Bailey. who has been
qultequite sick, is able to be out again.
Misses Sadie Cheathnm and Edith Les
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cRE REV SOCIAL,
;pecIal to The Times Dispatch,

CRENls, April 21.--Dr. Chesley Martin
and bride. Miss Pearl Davis whose elop-
Dispatch. are visiting In Lynchburg, but
oxpect 10 return here at mn early date.
Mrs Mary H,ldgns, of Petersburg, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Joseph 1en-
Mrs. w. w. Barbee has returned from
the hospital In Richmond much Inn
proved IN health.
Mrs. LOYAL Harper 10 visiting her SIS
ter-In-law, Mrs, w. a. Cook, IN Peters,
Mrs, n, Andrews and daughters, Misses
Ruth and Naonle. Of N0rf0lk, visited
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TRINITY COLLEGE
(specIal to The Tlmes-D Ispatch.)

Especial 10 Inc 4IlHles-DlspatcH.)
TRINITY COLLEGE. DURHAM. N.
c., April ol.--Professor j. s. Bassett, OF
the department Of history, has bought u
lot adjoining tho college campus on the
east, and Is erecting handsome resi-
dence which no will occupy as soon as
completed 7,t
The catalogue for 1906 O6. will be ready
for distribution the latter part Of tho
week. Persons who desire to secure
copies may do so by making application
college.
Trinity hns been requested TO make an
educational exhibit at the general con.
ference Of tho Methodist Episcopal.
Church. South which meets in Bis
minghan, Ala, IN May. \ committee
has been appointed to make arrange
nents, and 1t Is probable that re col
logo will make u most creditahle ex-
bIbIt
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ter were the guests OF Miss Lotte
NJ. woodbridge Wednesday. saSist
been at the Memorial Hospital under
medical treatment has returned home
much improved
Mr.. j.. W.. Hancock made business
trip to Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Brooks, who has been IN.
disposed, Is better. s4 I'm IA y Il
# Rev j. w. Fizer will preach at Chess
terrified Church Sunday night Chester
field sunday-school Is booming under
the faithful management Of tho superin-
tendent, Mr.. J. Earnest Goode,
Master Arthur Bass, who has bnen
visiting relatives in Richmond returned
home yesterday. 4ls ,s3zks @fs XIII .3$
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SOUTH BOSTON
Especial to The imes-DIspatch,)

Especial to The Enthusiastically
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, April 2l.-The
members Of Grady Lodge, No. IA, /. o. O.,
~, OF this place. will celebrate pubs
tlicly the Eighty-seventh anniversary Of
their order, in theIr hall. next Thursday
evening.
Mr., Andrew y. Wllllngham, Jr.. WHO
was successfully operated on for appen-
dicitis Mt the home OF his parents, Mt
this place, Tuesday night lis doing we'll
IIc is tho oldest son OF Mr., and Mrs
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WILMINGTON SOCIAL
(speclal to Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch.).

WII,MlNGTON, N. c.. April 2l.-The
week lust closing for Wilmington was
n unusually brilliant one and tho En,-
crson-Van T.euven, Wright-Yan Buren,
and Bellamy-W Wood weddings 60 down ms
three Of the most suspicious events or.
their kind In tho cty's social history.
The annual convention OF tho Society OF
tho Cincinnati and the laying Of tho
OF what has become known
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Let Rothert 9 CO. D!
Supply Your Home with Your
Spring Needs \

Let ,,s show you how easy y 4; is 4 .t't.I
have d nicely furnished horne. Our S
stock IS IN good shape, It has never been,
better. Beautiful chamber suits Il, MAJ
hogany, golden q,,artered oak and ;rilc':l1i,,s
dark walnut. 85, AZ
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Capt MCLEAN

Capt. w. II, Mclean Of the big ocean
ateamshlp City . Sydney q San t.ran,
slsco and Panama makes this lmportanE
statement: q
! IN December, 1904. I was in the last
stages of Brghts Disease. San Flan-
cisco physicians told me there was
no show for me. The dropsy was so deep
that could stick a finger In the flesh
almost an inch. j. w. Burnham, Presi.
knew several cases OF Brghts Disease
That had recovered under Fllltnn's Renal
compound. nv Old friend Donlon Of
ponlon & Peek told me the same thing
said he knew Of worse cases than mine
that got we'll, This started me-, The
5nrst half-dozen started the change, and
am at this writing (ten months loter)
rs we'll as ever, and can pass for llfe In
Surance. 7 have told passengers from
ali over the world Of my. recovery. This
treatment ought to be known all over
the globe.
Pacific Mall Dock, San Francisco.
Brlsht,s Disease and 131abe,s 8 ere e, ezra VI,
tons Compounds. Send for literature.
owens & Minor Drug CO.. Richmond,
Z When to suspect Brlghts Disease
weakness or loss of weight; dropsy; puff
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BY TEST
HAS PROVEN ] \ BEST { &
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Cures All Forms o. Malaria In
All Stages, and Prevents
II When Taken
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purifier for young and old. 81 Can be taken
~ anyone with inpuni
why suffer With 3chills and fever when when
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b bottle TT all drugeists~ 5 3st
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In the Vineyard,

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