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Work That Tells,
Plenty Of j. Has Beer n... :,
Here in Ellsworl,

Cures that last are cures INA, -
thoroughly know the virtue. "
cine ycu must investigate 4.
Sc Il they prove permsn, :,
Kidney Pills stand this ties, ana
proof exists right here in v,.
People who testified years ago to ~,
nom osckache, kidney and r-i,,-v \.
orders, Eow declare that relic,
manens and the cure perfect. Gov Z.
any Ellsworth sufferer lonc., 49,.
evidcnces
Mrs. Philena Moon, living three 49,
from Ellsworth, Me-. on the s,,,r
says; ''in the fall Of 1897 gave 70, =.
location statement recommends, \. ,
kidney Pills. had procured ,,i.s mi
at Z. @. Moore's drug store ,,,u.
Wigxin & Moore's, and given i, 10 on.
my daughters, and she Vas eomu,.,...
cured OF kidney complaint. caano. !.
anything to my original statemen, e,,.,.
that there has been no symptom !, !.
return Of the trouble. am pleased 4
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as =,
edy which makes permanent eures.n
For sale BY all dealers. Price y 49,
Fntsf-A ilburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. ~
agents for ths United States. N
Remainder the name-Doan's-. and ~
no other.
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A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen Of Richmond, Ind.
Mr.. U. ID. Williams, 107 West Main ST.,
says: 81 appeal to all persons with weak
lungs to take DR.. Kings New Discovery.
the only remedy that has helped me and
fully comes up TO the proprietor's recon-
mendation." 1t saves more lives than all
other throat and lung remedies put to-
the world over. Cures asthma. bronchitis.
Group, whooping cough, quinsy, hoarse-
ness, and phthisic, stops hemorrhages OF
the lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed
at e. G. MooRE's drug store. SOC, and
81 100. Trial bottle free.
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Steamers ,. T. Morse, Catherine -
Julisfte.
steamer leaves Bar Harbor wees 1 H.rsct
80 3 10, for Seal Harbor, Sortteas', ~ ~.
Southwest HaSbor. Brockiin, peer "a Rat
sentviile, Isiesboro Ozark HsreoI an a..
iand, connecti-g with steamer iof Dos'o
steamer leaves Bluehin week days a. H',n
for south Bluehiil, StoniDgton, sor.n ~, ~
and Rocklard. connecting with steamer y"
ION. -. ~
Steamer leaves Bass Haroer wsek a smst.
l? IN. for West fremont. sedswleS, ~ "a!
Landing. South Brcoksville. rs geh ~ t,s,,oh
RockIand, connecting with steamer iS' =
RETURNING II
Steamer leaves Fosters wharf, bVs''A'
DAYS at 5 m, for .iocsisn6- IN
Leave RockIand daily teIcept Monp po,,o = N
4 "a. or on arrival OF steamer iron "a iis.Hs
Bass Harboy. Biuehsli. Bar HarooF ADJ :
mediate landings. a.y;I
Firstclass fare Bar Harbsr 10 So'so"'
excursion, - ,,arS
All freight, exeep,rvestock, isiosurea- go
Ere ami marine risk
n. 5. SIBERIAN. supi., RoeklAae' Aa''@
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e~~AssAsssNsAt - svVsts8n bAAmOkCARs
Business with man is permanent career,
an end which he never permits to drop
out OF sight. With the average woman
1t is merely an expedient. With man,
success in business is all-sbsorbing, mat
riLony and love are incidents. With q
woman, in time love and matrimony be-
come the real things Of life and business
the incident. Success with the business
man Is satisfying. II the right woman
Is factor or is benefited by his business
success, he counts this as en- added bless-
ing.
The woman cannot enjoy success alone,
She must share II with some one. This
. the natural outcropping Of unseliishness
in the woman. With . man success, or
EFFORTS toward success, dwarf all other
feeiinGs. With = woman sentiment
affection, the unexpected assertion Of the
feminine nature are liable to imperil her
business success at any moment.-AnRs
Steese Richardson IN Woman's Home
Companion.
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Twill only take space to thank each one
who has sent letter to us for this weeks
column, and to tell Azella and Ann we are
glad their long silence has been broken.
Aunt Maria, we all sympathixe with you
in the loss OF another horse. We hope,
too, that N. L. H. will be at the reunion
sometime soon. II we do not have .
gathering together" this autumn, 1
have some nice letters from Naillil and
others which you shall have in the COL
umn. AUNT MADGE.
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1mons TIC Granstrs.

This column Il devoted 70 the Grange, es-
pecialiy to the grangcs Of Hancock county.
The column is open 70 AL grAngers for the
discussion Of topics Of general iuserest, and
for reports Of grsoge meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All ccmmunicatious must
be signed, but names win mot b printed ex-
cept BY permission o. the writer. All com
nunicasicns will be subject 70 approval by
The editor. but none will be rejected without
good reason.
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New Century grange held an Interesting
session Sept. IA, the nrst for ave weeks
owing to storms. A visitor was present
from Mattanawcook, Lincoln, who favored
the grange with = recitation. Resdings
were given by LAura Cook, Fannie Con-
don, Ella Buiriil; story, Alfred Condor
remarks, q p. Goodwin; recitation, Mary
Burrill; solos, Nellie Cook and Alfred
Gray. Harvest supper will be served At
next meeting, Sept. q, or II stormy next
fair evening.
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Pioneer 81 Christian Endeavor soeiet

Pioneer Of Christian Endeavo~ Society.
Rev. Alexander Smeilie In his book,
'.Sten Of the Covenant" relates the fol-
lowing:
In 1853, one Of the darkest years Of
the killing time. company of girls In
the village Of Psntland had their own
little gathering for purposes of devo-
ton. There were fifteen of them, and
they each subscribed to bond. Here
Ii this early Christian Endeavor pledge:
This is a covenant between the
Lord and us to give up ourselves freely
to Him without reserve. soul and body.
hearts and affections. to be His chill
dren and Him to be our God and Fa-
Their If it please the Holy Lord to send
His gospel to the land again"
Each girl set down her name to the
fearless document: Reatrix Umpher-
ston-she was but ten summers old:
Janct Brown, Helen Moutry, Marion
Swan. Janet Swan. Isobel Craig, Mar
&ha Logan. Agnes Aitken. Margaret
Galloway. Helen Stratten, Helen
Clark, Margaret Brown, Marion
1fMorren. Christian Laurie.
Thus even the children were imbued
With The danstleesnsss Of their elders.
II. as the Talnnld says. Jerusalem fell
Because the training of the children
Had been. neglected. the Scotland OF the
chvenans was .Rsnifestiy doing her
pArt to sssscs - sore Z fate.-D. n.
lHpbertson in Christian -Endeavor
World
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ALAHoosooK, EAsr oRr.AxD.

Aamoosook grange held is regular
meeting Saturday evening, Sept. q. with
. good attendance. At the next meeting
the gentlemen will al the chaifs and
furnish programme. After the usual
business, recess was declared and ali en-
joyed games. Grange was again called to
order, and fne programme was pre-
sented, consisting Of music, reading,
songs and conundrums. visitors were
present from Highland and Mariaviile
oranges.
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COUNTY NEWS.
SEAL COVE.

Mrs. Jennie Callahan is visiting friends
in Boston.
Miss Myra Powers left Friday to spend
a week with friends in Bangor, Augusta
and Freedom.
Schools reopen to-day. Rena Reed
/ teaches at Seal Cove and Ida Rumin At
South Seal Cove.
Miss Marian Sawyer, OF Southwest HAr-
Dor, visited her grandmother, Nh q =.
Sawyer, last week.
Charles Carver, who. was employed At
Pretty Marsh, after a short stay Ut home
has gone to Rockiand, fishing.
Mrs George Robbins. OF opechce, is
spending g few weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sophrona Harper.
Miss May Young, OF Dorchester, Mass,
who spent the summer with her cousin,
Mrs. Callahan, has returned home.
George Kellay, who has been cierking At
Winter Harbor, is at home for . abort
time. Mr.. Kellay and sister, Miss Hattie
Keliay, intend to 60 to Winter Harbor to
remain during the winter. All are sorry
to have them 20.
Sept. 10. N.
John Pervear went to Brooklin Thurs-
day.
r. L. Ltty is nome from Seaside inn,
Seal Harbor.
CAPT. J. H. Rumill and wife attended
the Eden fair Wednesday.
John Pervear and wife, who have been
at Northeast Harbor the past season, are
ct home.
Elmer Stanley and Irving Ashley, Forest
and Ezra Reed are at home from North
east Harbor.
Capt. Roy Walls, OF schooner Jonathan
Cone, was in town for short stay while
his weasel was dischArging at Prospect
Harbor..
F. Delsvina and wife, OF Portland, f. w.
Sherburne, wife and daughter, Of New
port, r. NJ. Carter, OF Belfast, and Mr..
Miller, Of Searsport, were as Lily Lake
house this week.
Pearl Murphy, Edmund Kelley, L. c.
Ober and John Murphy are building the
stone bridge ON the State road just below
Mrs. William Rich's. l. ". Rsmill
superintends the job.
Sept. y. N.
Mrs. Idella Hodgdon was IaasadAy ap-
pointed post mistress at Centre, rice Mrs
Isabelia Hodgdon, resigned.
Sept. q. ID.
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had much needed Change, settled down TO
work with renewed yieor. Got up Tuesday
morning, found our work horse, Tom, very
sick. Did everything for him. bat he died at
10 O'Clock. making two good work horses we
have lost this summer.
Now isn'f this tale Of woes with joys
mixed in. Here's to all the Mutuals, that
you get TO the next reunion and have fine
time. We do not expect 10 be there, but lie,
Joy reign. Auxr MANIA.
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Dear AUNT MaSse.
There is not an idea in my pate that can be
Of use to anyone, aud l am therefore going 70
write ven just few personal lines. Some
one in the long ago asked Why the place was
csasss CoItent..L Cove. asa 1 sio.s =. slcEss
the use Of the word contradiction maybe
il had never been answered.
Ny greats grandmother, little girl a. mite
years, came withzthe sSrst party os settlers,
and she many times told me Senscntion Cove
was so-callsd because the vessel anchored
there while there was "a contention as to
whether they should make heme there or
go on Up the river. The latter course was de-
cided upon. Now please do not hunt for any
Of the weeds planted there that day.
II was my privilege to go through The Pea
body institute this SIMMER during the time
of the Gag display. The realizing sense s4snae
to me that had played with and helped de-
stroy articles enough, belongings OF the early
settlers, to form quite nucleus for museum
OF the early settlers Of that late, The hus-
band. Of the grandma of which speak was
Uncle EI!y'' Of pinky fsa.e. The spot On
which be built his last pinky is a par, Of
Sister BIS dooryard.
My thoughts fsw back to the meeting place
Of the clan. II each one would contribute
but a postal card from their own locality Il
would make q very interesting collection
when that network Of trolley lines is COM
pieted. am in hopes 10 meet with you.
There are two red letter days In my week,
for Tuesday Ia the home letter day and Thu a.
day the home paper day.
With best wishes TO all n. BIS. and hopes
for pleasant reunion day. win say goodbye
A1E1IA-
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Trains leaving Ellsworth I'D m and ~
N, and arriving Ellsworth i2-2i noon, iA
IA. connect with Warrington Co Ry.
/ sDsily.
Aleaves Sunday sts am.
sSundays only.
fstop on signal TO conductor.
Stops to leave but no; 10 take passensef-
d Stops at Sorrento Sunday l2S noon
leave passengers from points west OF SAns',
Tickets for all points south ans
West for sale at the VI. Z. r. "a
ticket Office, Ellsworth.
These trains connect at Bangor with thions
trains ON Main Line, TO and from fosAAs'
Boston and st John.
Passengers are earnestly requesuy 49,
cure tickets before entering the ta III. Z
especially Ellsworth 70 Fails ana fA"'
r. II. BooTHBY, G. p & T.
GEO. p. EVANS,
vice-Pres. and Gen1 MANAGE.
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II figure that advertising costs me q
couple Of thousand dollars year more
than can Afford s'what are you talk
ing about. You don't ADVERTISE ssNo,
bnt the department. stores do, and my
wife has the bargain habit
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When Q woman has train OF thought
it is apt TO be an unlimited express.
Small Boy-Can have ride ON dom
key, ma! Ma-No, dear; your papa says
you are not to have one. Small Boy--Why
can't have ride on donkey. Ma Ito
her husband)-oh, for goodness sake,
James, give him ride on your back, and
see il it'll keep him quiet.
Miss Ascum-A friend OF mine was tell
ing ne of splendid seaside resort on the
Maine coast. think it's called Orchard
Beach. Miss ButeOh I've been there.
That's where ! caught that big lobster
last summer, don't you ..ssws Miss
Ascum-No, dear, I hadn't heard. what's
his name.
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BAY vrKw, aALlsauRY COVE.

bAH NlhW, HNIzIHHVRN CONE.
At Bay View grange there was . good
attendance At the last meeting. The first
degree was ccnferrcd,s short programme
was carried out, snd the question dis
cussed created much amusement. The
second and third degrees will be given
next "Wednesday, Sept. Is.
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The Touch That Heals

It's the happiest combination OF Arnica
flowers and healing balsams ever COM
pounded. No mstter how old the sore or
ulcer is, this Salve viii cure it, For burns,
scalds, cuts, wounds or piles, Il mas no
equal. Guaranteed by E. G. MOORE, drug
git. 20.
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kAlNboW- NohIH ohUOkbSILLE.
Rainbow grange held its regular meet
ing Sept. IL. The third and fourth de-
grces were conferred on one candidate.
AT recess ice-eream and cake were served.
A large delegation from Rainbow grange
attended the Hancock PomoAA grange
Sept. 8.
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Losf nnd Enund.

Lost, between $50 p. IN. yesterday and
noon to-day, bilious attack, win nausea
and sick headache. This loss was occa-
stoned BY finding at 4. @. Mooaxs drug
store box Of Or. Kings New Life Pills.
Guaranteed Tor biiiousnsss, malaria ana
janDdice 25c.
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As I am feeling quite disappointed In not
meeting you =, the reunion. / think / will
write word to each. Aunt Maria il seems is
the only sreal live one" in our house hold. for
she and her John brassd the fog and got to
conte ntion Cove on the appointed day. Sat
urday. when she appeared to me in my home,
was SO surprised that could hardly believe
il was she. but soon found her John In wait
l. &. too. Just had time for . social chat.
Now. Meb, can fnlly realize how you have
felt away out there away from the good, pure
air and delightful breexes which we do have
here In good old Maine, ! once ionged for
home when in my California home. where it
was So hot and dry for months. am quite
content here now. despite susan's high praise
praise for her home. / always enjoy the de-
scriptions she gives us Of it.
Uncle Dudley, 1 feel so sorry that you can
not sleep after retiring. have so many wide
awake nights, too, that my sympathy goes
out TO one and all who are 50 afflicted.
! have enjoyed the column 50 much. ~ -
many Of the older ones along with the new
have 90 ably filled it. l feel helped every
week in one way or another. 1 enjoy the
poetry which heads our column, for know Il
expresses so much from the one who donated
1t.
Let me tell you all how kind Aunt Madge
and Novice were 1t the time Of the appointed
reunion. As my heart and hands were both
full at that time, i decided would not 60, for
/ could not get the time to pack my basket.
They both SO kindly offered to take enough
for me il would only 90 So decided to
make one on the blackboard. Hoping that ws
all shall be able TO meet in the near future,
will wish you all good bye and best wishes,
Axox.
Try my cucumber pickles; have made them
for years.
CUCUMBER PIcKLEs-One quart vinegar,
three quarts water, one cup salt, ope-haH
teaspoon powdered alum; put cucumbers in
this for forty-eight hours, drain on, cover
with one gallon vinegar, one tablespoon salt,
four teaspoons alum and spice. put horse
needed
Dear Mxfaais:
am very sorry that I am not able to be
with At your annual picnic, but will be with
you in thought as was last year Our paper
came in on that day. and when ! read Aunt
Msdge's word Of good cheer TO those who had
to stay at home. it strengthened my hope that
this year would be able TO meet with YOU,
but again arr 70 be disappointed. The
saying. 'n it wasn't for hope the heart would
break" still holds good.
May the day of the VI. B. reunion be one
bright and cioadless day is the wish Of sister.
n L. H.
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aAnvfsr HONE. wxsr ELIswonrH.

Harvest Home grange held profitable
meeting sept. q, with thirty in attend
ance, and visitors from HaIcyon, York,
Arbutus and Lake View grapgrs. AT re-
cess, . 6ne supper was served. After re-
cess, the lecturer presented fine pro-
gramue OF reading, speaking and songs,
1t WAS the best meeting held for long
time.
AT the next meeting the men will I'LL the
chairs, and the ladies will furnish refresh
ments.
The work OF painting the hall will be-
gin this week. Several OF the men will
give part OF the labor.
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LAmoine grange held m interesting
meeting Sept. II, with good attendance.
One application was received, and one
candidate was instructed In the first de-
gree. After reccss, an interesting pro-
grsmme was carried out.
Through some misunderstanding, the
field day meeting Of LAmoine grange a.
Blunt's pond, Sept. II, was mot reported
last week. Although The day was nm
favorable, the meeting was bald. A
funeral in town kept some from attend
ing, bat about $50 partook Of dinner.
The programme in the afternoon con-
sisted Of an address Of welcome BY Milton
Beckwith, and addresses BY Mr.. Merrill,
Of Skowhegan, State Master 0ardnes,
State Secretary Thompson and G. c.
Stetson. The addresses were heard with
much interest, and although weather
conditions were unfavorsble, Il was voted
. profitable gatherinE. Representative
from several oranges in the county were
present.
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TuMORs CONQUERED
Asbsrtisfmsats.
Overwhelming Proof that Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Succeeds.

| Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
Il was told by my physician that !
had u fib<oid tnmor and that | weeiA
have to be operated upon, ! wrote "
YOU for advice. which followed care
fully and took Lydia Z. Piukham's
| vcgeta Gompound. l I'm not oay
cured OF the tumor but other female
troubles and can do all my own work
after eight years Of suffering"
Mrs. S. J. Barber. of Scott, n. Y.
writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkhan:-
Sometime ago wrote You for
advice about tumor which the doctors
thought would have to be removed.
Instead l took Lydia +. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound and o-day am
well woman.
Mrs N. NJ. Funk. vandergrift. Pa,
writes:
Dear Mrs. PinkhAm -
II had a tumor and Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound removed
II for me after two doctors had given
me up was sick four years before 1
began to take the Compound. ! now
recommend Lydia e Pinkham's veget-
able Compound far and near"
Such testimony as above Is con-
vincing evidence that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound stands
without peer as remedy for Tumor
Growths rs well rs other distressing
ills of women, and such symptoms as
Bearing-down Sensations, Displace-
ments. Irregularities and Backache.
etc Women should remember that it
is Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound that Is curing so many women
Don't forget to insist upon il when
some druggist asks you to accept
something slse which he calls Just
as good"
Mrs. piakAaa's lavitatlsa b Meaea.
Women suffering from any Aun
of female weakness are invited to
write Ma. Pinkham. Lynn. Mass.
for advice. She II the Mrs. Pinkhan
who has been advising sick women
free Of charge for n,ors than twenty
ysars, and before that abe assisted
her mother-in-law, Lydia e. Pink
ham In advising. Thus she 10 especially
we'll qualified 70 guide sick women
back 70 health.
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pArrKs.
s~~s

Saturday, Oct. s. Meeting OF Hancock
county Pomona with Rainbow grange
North Brcoksville.
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Mariaville grange held its regular meet
ing Sept. 81, with good attendance.
During reccss, refreshments were enjoyed.
Interesting remarks were made by the
worthy master. The programme was well
rendered.
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Verona grange, ct its regular meeting
Saturday. Sept. p, had the pleasure Of
entertaining Sister Joanna Durgain,
worthy deputy. Sister Durgain reports
Verona grange in good condition.
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After She dsy-iong battle
BEST are the weary feet
Bent on the homeward Journey
Loved cnes there to meet.
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= : ,: srocs -. s.ys taat some Be-
'sssss on and eternity begin asA tim
/, s usn !. Lodscr-I.ay. H..
. cont care for your bacon Is, Nappe.
:. doesn't seem fresh. NJ timing
Very strange, sir. The an : sspper-
~ cured only last wses MIDI,
Looser- Well, i must have ns ,lsnss
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Josh. i, II; Ps. xxxiii. 1920: P
Xxi, IT'S; cxlvii, %; Prov. xiv, 8
,Ps. *, II: Acts /. s; Rom. ix,0-5:
IA. Is.
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Mrs. Idella Hodgdon was naanntAy ap
pointed post-mistress At Centre, rice Mrs
Isabelia Hodgdon, resigned
Sept g. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
Times. Dispatft Brancbes.

Tho following Branch Offices hnyo been
.stablishcd for the benefit Of those living
ut a distance from the Main Office OF The
Tines Dispatch. rho Tiinea-Dispatcii Wants.
left at pny OF these branches Will receive
Tho game careful attention as though they
had been left ut the Main Cnicc. and there
will DO no extra cost to the advertiser:
SLAUGtiTER's DRUG STORE. Twenty. fifth
and Venable Streets.
w. II. EANEs, ss13 East Broad Street.
A. a. SCOTT. Twenty-ffth and Broad sts.
W11L1Asfs's PHARMACY. Twenty -nrst and
Marshall Streets.
rARRANT. GRANT & CO.. Fousheo and
Broad Streets.
G w. LATtMER, No. 500 west Marshall ST.
1f1oMPsoE's DRUG STORE. NO. 1921 w.
Main Street
L L. BEvERtDGE, Brook Ave. and Clay II.
PADY's DRUG STORE, Barton Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. $500 VIII
Hamburg Avenue. Fulton.
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. zoo East Mar
rhal Street.
CITY ORIG STORE. No. 14s4 East Main
Street, corner Fifteenth
JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM. no. zo17 East
Main Street.
WILLlss PHARMACY. NO. ss4 South Pine
Street.
KlRK-pARR1sH co. No. ~: East Broad
Street
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. sol Yves.
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty.eIshth ana
Streets.
RIsoN's PHARMACY. No. 11s Canal Street.
HGNDLEY q WALKER. Twenty-nfth and
Leigh Streets
J. T. LEWIS No. East Broad Street.
SoRTHsIpE PHARMACY. Fifth and Baker
Streets.
cARTER's DRUG STORE. no. llos Hull
Street, Manchester.
TWESTY.ErGHTH AND n STREET PHAR.
MACY. Twenty-eiGhth and N Streets.
q. 4. w. KERN, INC, corner Twenty nth
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAST PHARMACY. No. 1901 Q Street.
TIMEs.D1sPATcH. no. 40 North Sycamore
Street. Petersburg.
T1MEs.plspATcH. No. :1s Eighth Street,
Lynchburg.