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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

De minore 9per 6ealosburg
t9epIerDiae, 6looeroale. oOpluno o9
lltiab er eoelagte.
@uOernpr qaroee og 9}apor
s6mit3 moota9er ftaoig Qpfter om
0ialp fra forite1ige Stater % 8ner.
2tnore 9anoes 8egeringer ienoer
S51mpati 5elegrammer til graii
bent Rooieoelt.
4acific 6ifaoren. iom fagoe zoe.
Ia9t, er GOD 9e6olo % oil brinae
0ialp til San 5rancisco.
sra Cos q(nqeles meloes. st ht
Stpo foltes 6er Dag (6en 49,,
o9 @pitelIen ipnres at oere ulminoss
ia ooer bele 0en fnolige Del af Ga
lifornia. 6olf alarmere6es life la
li6t men iua biot bioes. er Ser IN
gen Staoe Ifet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
SrYoteliet }orolfo>lp
biemlooer San 5ranoisco.
1lolos truer meo at lo99e belle
8Yen / 2llfe.
Guiinoer of 1llennelfer omfomne eller iaoreoe
GcnOOmstabet ausOcs iaa 5pjt iOm $2OO,OOO,0O0
Mansc andre Sger rammes bnarOt

i9lDet, men Den ferIte blep Hob for
9uerne.
Oct iiges, at SoroitelDet omfats
teoe 80 nblotts@. bOiltet Str69
gngningerne bleb naIten totaIi eoe
lagt. Den Iierite Sta6e er Itet paa
2it og SDo @urtet Street moo
9ugien. 90 Sloen Ii9es at bao,
iejet ben ober 8 aDaOratmil af 8pen.
3 oct bele toqet iiQes oper 1000
8nqninger at pore bIebet soelagt
st 3elegram ober Sos 2fngele8
meloer:
San 8rdnciscos 5orretnings=
foarter er Ruiner. % en- frpgteli9
Sloles raIer iom }eI9e af oct frb9s
telige 5oro7falp. st 3uiinoe Mens
neTfer er iormooentliQ omtomns. Ere
6unoreoe Qiq er alereoe ordget
frem. Nle6anits' qabilion er oms
oannst til aig6us; Der anfommer
Tiere 9ig 6oert Ninut. Der er
9rano ct Oniin Steoer. 8uloitan
Dig 9oelaq9etic af 5orretnin95
foarteret er mlnoqdosliq. Oct er Ell
irbqteIia 9otaitrofe.
sra 9em gorf beo oct al. 11.45
{ Cnsoaas
De 6eoiie % ngiugtigite Giierrei=
ninqer ON Soroifnlpet Gan 5rdns
cisco tpoer paa, at oen 6ele 9D bit
6fiDe eoelagt al grano. sra oet
6siefe 9unft al San Sole fan oct
ics, at Gan 5roncisco er et 5lams
me6ab.
s @aur Moraes laites folgenoe
forte Gfterretninqer:
Gan 5rancisco bjemIsgtes df
Soron4lp @dar Morqes 9l. 5.15.
2(nfaGet af orGbte iattes til 1000.
oq mango Flere er Iaarsos.
aloen bar feiet ben oper 8 abds
oratmil oq Ipreoer fla fremoeles.
@ranopaienet er binOret / at by
taqe &en moo Sl6en, foroi man
ge af 6oOeoleoningerne er af6ruot
peo SyorofGlpet.
Stir 6on, Der bar tofet $1,000. :
eco. oq qolace 6otel. er branot.
ggefern Union % qoftoI 3elegraf
gDqningerne er iprpngt meo Dbnas
nit iom Borisa paa at binore 81
6ens Dioere ll6breoelie.
Z gnlo Qllto er alt 9elono
GtanOforo Observation-Disclosures
pao cen nar eoelagte, en- Stuoent
er orabt, oa 6 tommen til SfaOe.
2fblet for Sinosibd9e gl9rbes
ben af San Sole falot fammen, og
mango af 8eboerne og Superintens
Centen bleD orRbi.
20 Wlenneifer or96tes Can
Sole
Gienoomstob I Solinos $1,000. /.
900.
ODer $1,000,o0o Staoe poa Gjene
bom I Santa gioiu.
Der feItes moi ct Soroit9lpiteo /
Gan Tronciseo ON 2(ftenen aI. Z.
8ben pntrolleres df fsberdIe 9rOps
per.
Sire MenneTfer sr bIepen ffit6t for
NIbn6ring.
3 9tftes brdates fgIgenoe forte t,e
leordFiife Meboelelier fra | Gndr:
Slben eoer fla 9ei frem til gbens
RefSensoel 5orretningsfDurteret
er hemt.
5olf flbr fra osn bismIegte 9b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

@upernpr 02iden al 0e6raIta
ienote / @aar Morges telegram
til @uOernpr 9ar0ee, ertlare6e Sol
tet / Staten reoe til at 6jalpe oq
bao ON at faa al oiOe, 6pao Be
trangte 6oar0eit til. 8esu6en uo=
iieote ban ct 0praab til Statens
9efotfning ON at 6ialpe.
Der bfeo itrut8 fu6Ifri6eret $500
/ Qincoln.
Z Oma6a er Ser uflereoe reiit Ell
Sum af $4,000, og Ser arbeioes
fremoeIes paa at Iamle mere 8nen
0il ienoe badoe grobiant o9 9enae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Gu &empefpinoc.

GQa 6a9eburn, ipbt Steinbur9,
er fornplig af9aaet oeo 8goen Ell
2tloer af 19 glar. Sum nejeoe on=
trent fire 0unorebe Yunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

QaciHc Gifaoren. iom iagoe POE
Ia9t, er GOD 9s6olo % pil 6rinQe
6ialp til San 5rancisco.
sra Cos Q(nqeIes meloes st let
Stpo foltes 6er Dag (oen 49,,
o9 8nitelisn ipnfes at bere alminos.
liz ooer 6ele Den inolige Del af Ga
lifornia Soft alarmere0es life ia1
liot, men Iua plot bioes, er Der in.
gen Staoe ifet.
Gnonu tirQ}orgen / Dag raier
3loen u6inoret / Gan 5rancisco.
| I2lae 5oripg paa at itanOie 6en8
5remtrangeu er frugteslpIe S BE
foensparten al 8pen er 8p9ningcr
Eoper en- 6el 0lil 6leoen iprangtt
for at itanofe Sloen. men forgeoes.
Der er fremoeles ltoIi9t til. at
9ele 8nen pil tlibe e0eIa9t.
Scr en- itor Del gentages De opeu
anfprte 9eretnin3er ira 2tftes tent.
gIo9et al oct glaoeligits, ri Ter
It'll Mor9en. er at Qiiten ober opoe
er qaaet neo til $50. 9(ntaQet fen
l6es ndtlfrlidbis fife beitemt en0nf.
| vi ifdl Iaa lutte meo liOt fra Il
Zienpione, Der logereoe Qalace
6otel. ga Soroitalpet ramte 9nen.
Jog Iom er aufommen til Cos 2(n
qcles.
Oct er 9ubert $. eout0, 8prmono
for G6ica8o 6or Seating So. al
66icago. 6an bar en- at tire 8er
ioner, ION arripereoe Cos 2(ngeles
paa fsrite 2oq ira San 6rancisco
efter 3oroitalOet 6an fortaGer.
SEQ Iop 7. Stage Qalacc 6otef
oa fprfe Stpo fanot 5teo. "a
taIteoes 10 af Sen9en og 6alp0eis
oper 9arelIet. Seq Itenneoe itrufs
9etpouinqen df oct Iiete og ftbgteae
for, at 9nqninqen oiloe faloe fam
men. Seq Ifbnote mig neo az 3rap=
perne oa bar oen forIte af @GIterns.
Der bite iig pda Guloet. 3jenerper
ionalet Ie6 omtriug, iom De bar
ira Canning. Snoen to Minutter
efter at ieg bar tommen neo, bar
aorri0oren fulo al @aiter. 6aa, DIT
noqen al oem, meote / anoet eaG
g}atoragten.
Mano, apinoer og 9srn too 0e;
meo bIeQneoe 2(nIigter 1om nagleoa
til Steoet. 9ern % abinoer grao,
20 manoene BAR nappe min6re 6t.
rerte.
Sea aif til6aqc til nit @arelIe %
fit mine &laoer, % Ida gif ieg til
@eItern Union Office min gaia.
mas Zen 9otoraqD % me6 bare
5eo6er for at telegrafere til min
aone / Qns 9ln9eles. Sea fanot
Gelegrafiiterne ser, men dGe 3rda=
oeue 0or ne0e Sea Iutte mig neo
paa fortooet og pilleoe @ldsitum=
verne no af mine 6ooIoaler %
flrote mig poa. Oft bette onto9et
ie9 to9 liot mere enc 20 Wliuuttet.
ca in0en Sen Si0 bar omme, bar
alle 9ngninger ne0enfor she
YdlaCe" for tire ,6Iods" ct Sldmmes
6ab. Scenen bar frbgtelig. 8plaer
df 5lommer fbntes at belte fra
sSorretninqs s8loten, Der ollere0e
bar buIbOeis fortaret, til anose
.6lods" | g2er6e6en."
SITTER at bobe fortalt ON en- Sndre
| tur meo SGrqen til Ooflano ca
til6age igen omfring 9I. $50, fort
letter ban:
SEQ bleb ser fun faa Minutter
Sdu gif lea til6aqe til TGrgeifu-
iionen. SEQ 6uaber, at set life ifdl
faIoe min 600 at opleDe Iiqnenoe
ioen, Soft I TuTinbbis, tifTnnc.
Iooenoe fra Foritunoen, Ttimleoe
omfrinn SergeTtdtionen. 9e reb |
Sernporterne ne6 beres Sanosr,
| fom oe bar oolne. Oe Te9te at neos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
oQu1ts kereu",

bet eneite oanlte 9lab 9lmerita,
Der no9aor to @ange ON llgen.
uo9ioes af a0anilb qutb. 9ubl.
0onie", Blair, g1ebr.
8rgue=0tumre lenoes frit paa
5Orlan9en0e.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Mr.. Thomas Williamson Graham
Dead

The death Of Thomas William
son Graham. which occurred at
I:4O O'Clock Sunday morn ing, oc-
casioned the deepest sympathy in
our community. Cut down in the
midst of early youth, with the
prospect of a bright and useful
manhood, his death seems doubly
sad. He was taken ill Tuesday
With appendicitis and continued
to grow worse until his death five
days later.
He was the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Graham, and
had just passed his sixteenth
birthday on Friday, June 10Th.
He was sprightly youth, endowed
with ar unusually bright mind,
and was matured beyond bis
years. He graduated with dis
tinction from the Lexington High
School last year, ard only lest
week was appointed to STATE
cadetship at the Virginia Milltery
Institute by the Board Of Visitors
The funeral took place Monday
afternoon at 6 o'clock fem the
Lexington Presbyterian church
conducted by the pastor, Rev. l.
B. Southall, assisted by Rev. DE-.
Charles Manly. The inferno n'
was made in the LexiL gton ceme-
terry. The pail bearers and Hover
bearers were companions OF the
deceased. The floral offerings
were numerous and handsome
During the funeral hour the stores
and business houses closed as e
mark of respect.
Surviving are the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Graham, and three BROTH
ers and one sister, Edward L.,Jr.,
John, Mercer and Mary Graham.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
patton,s Nomination Confirmed

The nomination Of Mr.. McClung
Patton to succeed himself as post
master at Lexington, was confirm
ed by the Senate last Thursday,
Jure 28th. His second term will
begin within the next week or ten
days, just as soon as the necessary
papers can be prepared and signed,
and such other documents as are
necessary.
Mr.Patton has not yet made any
appointments as to his assistants,
but will do so in the next few
days. The personnel of the office
will be as formerly: Messrs. E. l..
Conner, assistant postmaster, who
will have charge of the money
order department; Mason r. Deaver
and George H. ReveIey, mailing
clerks.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
TO THE TRUSTEES OF
bethany Lutheran Church
Lexington Nj. E. Church

''eH 9Aiways have your church a buy li 1nt
seed oil ct barrel prices or canned oil,
them pay $3.50 gallon S%t i 90 cents es gal,
which ought to SSs' paint OGE ~ is about half
Ion; u F saIf yna amt Buy oil fresh from
f G1 G b"rrs I and add it to the ar aDS v @
t ra.n' get S a full gallon OF paint at the
lowest price" =, ;xod with 3 gal
"a, 4 ea inseed oil will paint a moderate
s'I Actual cost l.. &. N. about %~l M Si,Hv
per rG gallon. G. s. Andrews ES- Mayor
DS Wpites HPainted my house 10 yea 5, 5
Wr.;i tb' 7. Nm. Looks we'll to-day.
ago Sold MiT by McCrum Drug Co., L %iGts
to So' Va y HI. Gilkerson, Buena VISTA
We
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Unclaimed Letters

Following is the list Of qncialmeo
,otters remaining in the Lexington
,e ostoffice for the week ending July
end:
Bournun, Mrs. Lizzie
Psiggs, John
E1elding, Oscar
Neiner, Miss Arnle
Persons calling for these letters
svill please say they are advertised
MCCLUNG PATTON, L. n.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Business Change

The millinery firm of W. s.
Kniseley d Co., composed of Mr..
w. S. KDiseley of Staunton, and
Miss Beulah Montgomery of Lex
ington, has dissolved partnership,
and they are succeeded by Mont
gomery q Black, the members OF
the new firm being Miss Beulah
Montgomery and Mics Mary e.
Black, formerly of Pittsbury, Penn.
The new firm will keep in stock
a complete ard up to.date line OF
millinery goods,o of the best variety
and latest fashions, and will
accord their customers the same
courteous dealing that characteriz-
ed the old firm.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
County Assessor Waylaid

I w Coulter of Leslie, >, D., ASSES
sor of Stanley County relates Tue ol ,o,
lowing: ~ was waylaid by s a foinP brO~.
tion Of throat and lung troubles u,oh'
chitis, asthma and terrible on e cUS be5
which had affected Inc for years, w NJ ~
E,nas ne, shaded to try DR.. King New
ni w"9 Relief came almost lmme-
diatslv and i'm a short time perna'
u usnt cyre resulted. " No other medicine {,
Compares with 1t as a sure anu II q lures
o o9ter all other remedies have failed
Every bottle guaranteed at B. II; o G or
ra,r : drug store. Price SOC and sl'Oo'
Trial bottle free.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Loving Tribute to the Memory
of Mrs. Kinnear
Gazeae Co,respon6enee

Gazette C0jTesbOH6ence
TIMBER RIDGE, June 30.-Rarely,
if ever, has our community been
thrown into such a state Of gloom
as when, on Monday evening, the
25th inst, it was known that our
aged and nest highly esteemed
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Campbell Lyle Kinnear had bsen
taken so suddenly from our midst
into the glorious abode of the
saved. We rejoice that such
long life YVES spent in earnest con-
secration to the service of Christ
as we'll as a bencdictio1 to all with
whom she associated, and a con-
cont tant incentive to duty. Her
end was peace. Closing her eyes
as if in sweet respose, without
struggle, she walked up in the glory
land. On the 9th of September
next she would have completed her
eightieth year, and for one OF
such age she was remat kably well
preserved, both in body and mind.
Faithful in all she walks of life.
she reared her family in the nurture
and admonition of the Lord, and
her children "rise up and call her
blessed" She was, for more than
sixty years, member of Timber
Ridge church, and during all that
time nothing but the unavoidable
ever kept her from promptly at
tending al the services. en- the
day preceding her death she was
in hel accustomed place in the
Sabbath school, teaching her class
and pointing the minds OF thu
little ones to Christ.
Mrs. Kinnenr was the daughter
of Mr.. Samuel Wand Mrs. Margaret
LYLE and, after com pleting her ed
ucation at Ann Smith Academy,
was married 20 Mr.. John A. Kin
near on the 4th Of Decem Der, 1851 &.
Her husband preceded her to the
home above on the 9Th Of February,
1892. Four sons also had been
gathered home to greet her
entrance there: Samuel A., who
died in early manhood, and John,
Joseph and Lyle, who were taken
in childhood. Three daughters and
two sons survive her: Mrs. Thomas
A. Sterrett of Hot Springs, Mrs.
r /. Patterson Of Brownsburg,
Mrs. f. L. McClung, Messrs. w. A
and J. J. L. Kinnear of Timber
Ridge; also one brother, Prof
Duncan G. Lyle of McDonogh, Nd
Twenty grandchildren are left to
mourn the loss of the grandma
whom they all loved 80 dearly.
Her remains were laid to rest In
the old cemetery at Timber Ridge
on the evening of June Goth, after
very interesting and impressive
services in the church, conducted
by her pastor, Rev. j. A. Trostler
aided by Revs. j. E. Booker. l.. L
Pressly and DR.. g. A. Wilson, anc
attended by very large congrega
ton.
May her memory long live Will
us end all realize that she, though
dead, yet speaketh. SENEX'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
U. S. Soldiers to Pass Here

Postmaster McClung Patton is
i'm receipt of letter from Lieuten-
ant Thomas M.Spaulding, battalion
adjutant, containing the informa'
tion that the Bird Battalion, Field
Artillery, United States Army,
from Ft. Myer, Va, would pass
through Lexington about the
middle of July for Salem, Va, to
entrain for Chickamauga, Tenn.
Lieutenant Spaulding made inquiry
as to supplies for his men and
horses.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
The Present Hot Spell

Beginning with last Thursday
the country has been swell erlng
in tropical temperature, the
thermometer ranging way up IN
the nineties. Many prostrations
are reported from the cities. In
Lexington, although surrounded
with mountains and open stretch
es. the heat has been intense. In
some locations in the town therm o.
meters registered as high as 80
degrees, but in most places the
high-water mark was about w
degrees.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
r1av Live 100 Years

The chances for living full century
are excellent in the case OF Mrs. Jennie
Duncan Of Haynesville, Me-, now az
wears old. She writes; Electric Blu,
fers cured me OF Chronic Dyspepsia OF
% yeals standing, and made me feel as
well and strong as young girl" Elec-
tric R;tters cure Stomach and Liver dis
eases Blood disorders, General Debil-
ifv and bodily weakness. Sold on
Guarantee at B. H. GorrelPs drug
store. Price only SOC.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Pathetic Parting of Cadets

Last Thursday morning mary
patbetic scenes were witnessed at
the union STATEN at Lexington,
when the cadets of the Virginia
Military Institute departed Tor
their homes, some over the Baiti-
more and Ohio and others over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
As the groups separated to leave on
their different trains, the partingc
were truly affecting, and mary
eve, were moist with unshed
tears, wme Others gave way to
their emotions and wept.
The ties binding together the
classmates at the Institute are
very strong. Years of life togetD-
err, sharing alike the pleasures and
pains, tie successes and failures
OF school life, tend to create u
strong class spirit, which time can
not wholly eliminate.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04

Governor Swanson last Tuesday
announced the following appoint.
ments as members OF the Board of
Visitors of the Virginia Military In
stitute 70 serve four years Francis
l.. Smith, Alexandria: R. w. Mar
tin, Lynchburg; A. A. Blow, Glou-
cester county; T. j. Nottingham,
Norfolk; Thomas ]. Tate, Pulaski
county. The appointees are all
new men except Colonel Smith
The retiring members are Messrs
Phil F. Brown, T. w. Shelton,
John N. Tabb and Dr.. j. N. Up
shur.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Chr 6azfttR
LEXINGTON, Va, July A, 1906
New Advertisements

Paul M. Penick--commlssioner
notice.
Observation-Disclosures bargains
Ia millinery. IL
q. w. Efinger-second examination
of teachers.
Virginia College. Roanoke-an'
ncuncement. .
Isaac H. Rowland new restaurant
and dining house.
Gen. Scott Shipp-sealed proposals
to furnish fresh meats and milk ioi v
M. I. -. -
AK. Fletcher discharge notice o.
q f jackson Of Clifton Forge, panA'
rupt. ,, al, ~
A. E. Fultz, admr.-public saae 81 oi
valuable real estate ana persoi'"'
property. .oous +o
montgomery 4 Black, successors sdr; -
W s. Kniseley & Go. special oner'nS
In hosiery. s.ao
Robinson & Hutton-solid car ouuu ,o
baker vehicles just received; raiin'"e
indictments of all kinds on hand
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
The Glorious Fourth

To-day is being observed in Licking
ton as a national holiday by the closing
of the banks and the postoffice. The
rural carriers did not go on their rounds:
Several camping crowds Of ladies and
Gentlemen left this morning for short
outings on North river, and at other
points. A delegation OF negroes drove
70 Natural Bridge for the day.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
". nj. /. Final Bali

The final ball at the VlrglHWIa eS %
tary institute took place la. tive, We1n ond
S ds night, beginning at II o'cloc aS.o anu %
c coSStinning all night. There were YER h ~
c CONFETTI in the opening figure, led o. oy
c Cadet Hickman Beckner of Wineeste y,
X IA with Miss Margaret Perkins %, o.
NJ, VIE Texas. The cadets were in i GII
D oSIitarv dress and their fair partners 5
,nnna ~ white and carried American
R peavtv roses. The gymnasium was
neSo decorated by Mr., W. H. n,
Kramer. Music was iurAisi'O
Schroeder's orchestra.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Prove it Anytime
By the Evid, nce Of Lexington
People


People
The daily evidence citizens right here
at home supply is proof sufficient to
Salty the greatest skeptic. No better
proof can be had. Here is case. Read
1t:
William G.. Charlton, residing on Main
st.. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are n
grand medicine and | nave no hesitancy
in saying that II anyone who has kidney
trouble will give them good trial they
will be benefited. For good mary
wears | had attacks of sharp pains
across my loins. At times it was i'm;
possible for me to stoop or lift anything
and il | sat still for any length OF time
it was difficult to get up. BESIDES this
had rheumatism and lunbago and
was bothered with annoying weakness.
The secretions from the kidneys scald-
ed we're highly colored and deposited
brick dust sediment. | had no energy
and was generally run down. | tried
many remedies ard wore plasters but
until | procured DOan's Kidney Pills at
b. II. GorrePs drag store, | obtained
nothing like satisfactory results. In a
few DAYS after commencing this remedy
| noticed decided relief When the
secretlons from the kidneys assumed a
natural appearance and action the pains
and aches left me and felt as we'll as L
ever did, | cannot say too much in fav-
or of Doan's Kidney Pills for in my
case they certainly worked like a
charm.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States. REM
ember the name-Doan's-and no take
other.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
$. 8. Convention in Roanoke

The fortieth annual Sunday
School Convention Of the Balti-
more Conference, Methodist Epie-
copal Church, South, will be held
in Greene Memorial Methodist
church, Roanoke, Va, July 18th
-20th. Among the speakers will
be DR.. H. NJ. Hamill and Mrs.
HamilI, Revs. F. j. Prettyman, j.
II. Light and ". 0. Talbert. Mr..
E. f. Shelly, superintendent Of
Court Street Sunday school Of
Lynchburg,is also on the program.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Masonic Officers

Rockbridge Royal Arch Chapter Of
Masons of Lexington on Monday, June
25th, elected the following officers. for
the ensuing year; j. Will Moore, high
priest; W A. Adair. king; Harrington
Waddell, scribe; A. Il. Shields, secretary
T. L. Jarrett, treasurer. The other
officers of the chapter ale appointees
of the high priest.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Beats the Music Cure

ITO keep the body in tune,'' writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. Il take Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They are thu
most reliable and pleasant laxative l
have found" Best for the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels. Guarantee by b. II.
Gorrell druggist, 25c.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-07-04
Half the World Wonders

how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklen's Arnica Salve never won
der IL it will cure Cuts, Wounds, Burns,
Sores and all Skin eruptions; they
know it will. Mrs. Grant Shy, 1870
e. Reynolds St., Springfield, ILL.,, says:
81 regard it one of the absolute neces-
sites of housekeeping" Guaranteed
by B. Ii. Gorrell, druggist, 25c.