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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-07-20

1t is not claimed that the foregoing is
anything like a verbatim report of She
speeches It's elieved, however, that
it contains most of the salient oints
made by bo'h candidates. Some Of the
audience were disappointed at the lack
OF ginger in the debate; it was not
ext ected that any personalities or any
thing 10 the least offensive would be in
dulged in, but as the race was a warm
one. more fire and wa NTH was expected
than actually developed at Cliftonville
Each speaker, for the most part, staid
on his own ground, and measures, not
men" gave rather academic turn to
the discussion 1t was Alphonse and
CASTOR between the senatorial candi
dates.
The Legislators.
Immediately after dinner Mr. Emmett
Cavett took the stand and made char
acteristic speech He reviewed his
record in the legislature and the work
he did there, saying that had he worked
as hard for himself as he had done in
Jackson for you boys" he yould have
do iliuNh iliOHcy DO oOulC ICOplc Scelueu
to think he had since he wr tie THAT
letter" Mr.. Cavett called the atten-
ton of the people to the sp endid
Swamp District Law now in the Code.
He closed DO asking to be only third
choice = Let two other candidates
be your first and second choice, he said
Il will be content to be third CHI ice of
you all "
Mr. M. O'Byrne spoke with feeling
OF his love for his adopted country. He
showed his Hibernian descent by the
wit that characterized his rmarks. On
the question of the taxation Of dogs he
was like the stunned Irishman who said
he was not dead, but spachless He
closed By saying that II he was elected
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Red Hill.

RED HILL, VA, August 3.--Mss LIZ
cinda Rothwell returned home a few
days ago from a visit Of several days
to relatives and friends in Staunton.
Miss Eliza Farts is visiting friends
in Waynesboro, where she taught dur
ing tho past session.
Mrs. K. T. Howerton and daughter,
Miss Katie, after having spent several
months with Mrs. Howerton's daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. II. Bowden, left for.their
home. at West Point, King William
county, on Wednesday,.
Miss Lizzie Edison and Master Escue
Patterson. OF Staunton, are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Rothwell
Miss Fannie Gilkinson, who has spent
about three weeks visiting friends in
the vicinity of Red Hill. left for her
home yesterday, in Augusta county.
Mr. Il. B. Bowden, a member Of the
lHealey lumber firm. OF Lunenburg
county, is a visitor in our town and
Mr.. q. w. Smith, Of North Garden,
after several days of Illness Is con-
lvalescng
The Mooreland Baptist Church has
appointed Messrs. Nick Page, A. w.
Rothwell, H. G. Philips and j. N. i'arls
delegates to the one hundred and SIX
teenth annual session Of the Albemarle
association, which convenes with the
Fork Union Baptist Church. in Flu
wanna county. August 9Th.
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MISS EsrELLE WATSON.

CHASE CITY, VA, August 3---An
interesting feature incident to the
Exposition is the return of
are visiting relatives and looking uE
who seem TO enjoy the opportunity,
have already arrived.
Miss I5stelle Watson. the accom-
plshed daughter of DR.. B. a. Watson,
OF Columbia, Mo-, the university town
Mr.. Benz. A. Roberts, Of this place.
where she will meet Virginians of her
name and collect data Of the Watson
family of this state. She will also
go to the clerks offices of Nottoway
and Prince Edward counties to inves-
tigate the records for information
about her ancestors. Then she Will
return to her Western home by New
York, Niagara and through Canada.
Great Exodus of People.
BY reference to the census reports
1t is noticeable that there was great
exodus Of people from the southern
tier Of counties of Virginia during the
decades from 1920 to 1850. Old people
have told me that in these years LONG
lines Of vehicles animals, negroes ant
families or emigrants could be seer
every fall of the year travelling West
along the public roads, destined roi
kentucky and Missouri, from this sec
ton of Virginia. Deportation wa!
threatened.
Reference to statistics of population
reveal u decrease in our nearby coun
ties during the above period
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Stanton.

STAuNTON, VA. August S.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. Starlte Burke and son. Ropert.
arc spending some time at the White
sulphur Springs.
Mrs. James r. Taylor and Misses
Matte Taylor, Gladys Walker and
Martha Bell have returned from two
weeks stay at Woodberry Forest.
Mrs. I. r. n. specl1 and daughter,
Miss Rachel. have returned from q
"trip 10 Memphis Tenn.
Mr.. Clarke Worthington and Hon.
A. c. Braxton will sail from New York
on August Sth to spend two months
abroad.
Misses Elizabeth Pancake and Net
tie Smith and Professor Livingston
smith have returned from a trip to
New York. They also went up the
Hudson to West Point.
Miss Lucy Witt has returned to Rich
mond after delightful visit to Miss
Lucy Cutlett.
Mrs. Charles a. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank T. Holt and children left last
Tuesday in their Large Rambler car
| for Atlantic City, where they will
spend some time
| Mr.. Douglas Baxter, of Richmond, is
| spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs, Mitchell Baxter.
| Miss Evelyn Tyree. of Baltimore
is spending the summer with hel
/ mother, Mrs w. r. Tyree.
Mrs. A. NJ. Vaz. Miss Corinne VAL:
and Mr. Fred Valz. who spent las
| week at the Brunswick Inn, a
| Waynesboro are now spending som,
time at Mt. Elliot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry Holiday, Mrs
IA L. Kinney and Mr.. Malcolm Holli
4 day are spending some time at NJ
Elliot Springs.
# Great preparations are being mad
for the horse show next week. Man
of the horses have arrived, and tn
show will be the largest ever hel
here. The horse show german will b
a brilliant society event The germa
will be held Wednesday night.
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Fun in King George

KING GEORGE. August 3.--The
ladies of ST. Johns Episcopal Church
gave an attractive entertainment
"Wednesday afternoon and night for
the benefit of their church, the money
to go towards paying for new organ.
The first attraction was Il match game
OF baseball between Fredericksburg
and Ninde's Store teams which re-
suited in a victory for the lHrcdericks-
burg nine of IA to 3.
This was followed by 81 tournament,
in which about dozen knights con-
tested for the honor of browning the
Queen OF Love and Beauty. Will Ca
ruthers secured the prize by taking
nine rings, and crowned Miss Maize
Ashton. of King George, queen. Ar
mistead lHWis crowned Miss Dnbncy
MaurXs Iia1sey, ,of Philadelphia frs
maid Of honor. William Smith chose
Miss Lucy 3. Mason, OF King George
second maid. and Miss Blanche Sim
onds, Of Baltimore, was crowned BY
Thomas a. largest, third maid of
honor, After the coronation concer,
was given by local talent and a most
enjoyable evening was spent by al
present. More than q Hundred dollars
was taken in.
Miss Dahney Maury Halsey, Of Phila
delphia, IS a guest of Miss Lucy Il
Mason, her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs w W, Moun,ioy. o
Ne" York, are spending the summe
81 their country home here
Misses Blanche and Annie Slmonds
OF Baltimore, are guests OF Mr. an
Mrs, 7 ], largest, at Bleak Hill
MI and Mrs. BENJAMIN S. Minor, q
Washington, have returned to the cit
after visit to Mr., John Il. Minor, a
Comorn. They viii leave this wee
Tor Europe, where they will renal
come months,
Mr.. John Arnold has accepted pc
sition IN Wyoming, and LEFT re-
days ago for the West.
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BOYdtOn.

ROYDTON VA, August S.-'rhe
board OF supervisors met here yestcr-
day and had a most satisfactory settle
ment with the. county treasurer.
Judge Barksnale has given notice
that he will not hold his regular term
here on the third Monday in this
month. as he held a short special term
sf his court here on the 2oth Of July
Tor the trial Of Frank Allen, who WAS
convicted of an attempt 10 criminany
assault lady. and, besides. there are
no urgent cnses on the docket to be
tried. and the Judge viii take a short
md much-needed rest Tile next regl-
lar term Of court VIII not convene be-
fore the third Monday in October
Much regret is expressed here at the
death OF young Fred, Higgins, Of 70.
auoson. Va. which occurred "a few
days since Il his home Young higgins
came here II, the spring and was en-
ployed in the banking house of Mi
Hams & Goode and was faithful
smploye. lie was taking short vaca
Hon when stricken down. His kin,
and courteous manner aud gentlemanl,
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Happy at Ballsville.

BALLSVILLE VA. August 2.-The
tan county, has become quite a lively
and attractive summer resort. The
reputation Of the Goodman House is
well known to Richmonders, and
among those who make up the party
here this summer are Mrs. Frank w.
Peters and daughter. Myrtle; Mrs. w.
II. Owens, Mrs. J. I.ownds Phlppen, Jr,
and daughter Lucille; Mrs Malcolm l.
Ieatross and SON. Tazewell Mrs. c.
W. Davis and children, Mr., j. G..
France and wife. Miss Alice France,
Wayne France, Douglas France and
Martha Penn France. Miss Anna, Miss
Marian and Miss Gertrude Bowman
and MISS Caron.
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has set in. DR.. Elicit has number
pr relatives in Richmond.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bentley left
VI Saturday for Richmond.
Mrs. II. j.. Faust. OF Denmark. S. c..
! the guest Of her sister Mrs. Sidney
S,eltman.
Mr.. Buckner Spindle is spending
sopeNtime in Lynchburg with the fam
|ilyof Hon. Carter Glass.
lrs. Watkins. 81 Miss Rose Watkins
ana Mrs. Armstrong, who have been
at be Yellow Sulphur Springs for sew
eralweeks, are guests OF Mrs. William
Dawn
Mesrs. Glen and stockton Heth were
In. TOM this week, on their way to
Whit. Thorn" and the yellow Sulphur
SPRING.
Mrs. yames Miller, and Mrs. Marion
Iirkle AVE returned from visit TO
lColonelH. Dominion Cole, OF Williams
Captail John r. Johnston ts attend
DR.. JON Edgcrton cannaday, OF
Paint Cree, w. Va, Is expected for q
short visit to his mother. He viii
Will spend Aeveral months abroad
Miss Florrgce Allan and Mr.. Burns
| Allan, OF Minneapolis, are guests or
Mrs. A. IA. SaaefYer.
Mr.. p. NJ. NSnith, of the strother
Drug Compah OF Lynchburg, has
4 ests OF his firm
Mrs. CharlesJ onston has been quite
sick for severa days.
Major Guy Ete. of Washington, has
Joined Mrs Edis at the college for a
4 vacation Of seveal weeks.
Mr. Courtney Williams. of Blacks
burg, spent Wedtsday in town
Mr. Richard Johson. OF Plkeville. Is
lat home for a wees vacation.
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Salem.

SALEM, VA. August 3.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Hansen, accompanied by
Mrs. +, V.ttN. Painter, left Thursday
for Allegheny. Pa. 81 a.
Mr.. Roma Stearnes, Of Richmond, is
the guest ofgDr.FSiJ. s. Stearnes. on
High Street. sl
Mr.. G. Shelton Bowman&is at Floyd
Courthouse on business.
Professor Wythe Morehead is in
Wythe county in the interest of Roam
oke College.
in Knoxville, Tenn, for the past month,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chalmers are
visiting the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCauley, OF
Cumberland, Md. are the guests of
MI. William McCaulcy. on Main Street
Misses Aida and Irma liillian, who
have been visiting In Raleigh, N. G.,
have returned home.
Mrs. S. T.. Martin. of Atlanta. Ga
is spending the summer at Mrs. Walter
Biggs's.
Miss Looms Logan, who spent the
past month ut Craig Healing Springs
returned to Salem Monday.
Mr.. Walter Biggs, of New York City
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Walter
Biggs.
Mrs. c. +. Smither. of Norfolk, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Norris, left
Tuesday for Augusta county.
Mr. Littelle McClung. dramatic edi.
tor Of the Baltimore Sun, Is visiting
his parents on Broad Street.
Mrs. Writ I<illian and children are
visiting friends in Rockbc!dse county
Mrs r. J. Shichel gave charming
dinner Thursday evening at her beau
tiful home on the Boulevard. Thos
present were Misses T5ula and Mabe
! Bowman, Laura Painter, Sarah Bush
/ nell, Mrs. Henry Hansen, Mrs. a. u
] Throckmorton, Messrs. Rufus and Shel
don Bowman, Henry Hansen and l'ranl
/ Conner
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Bedford City.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, August Be-
With tie advent Of the last summer
month, the temperature Is delightful.
the air Is so vitalizing and pure In tho
mornings especially that ~ Is ~ lnStrs
to inl,alc deep dralights of ozone and
enjoy the refreshing brcczes that conf.
stealing down from the mountain tops.
Life glidcs peacefully along, far from
the niadding crowd" without cXcito-
nent or special Items either social or
business. t N& st4
Among the strangers WHO ri,o sum-
n,crinE here are Mrs. Davis Windsor
and Miss Laura Slnout, of AlcSnndria.
These ladies', who are sisters, and de-
scendnnts Of General Washington, are
sunmcring at Mountain Vicwthe home
OF Mr.. Walter Ruan, Oh the western
suburb, famed for the superb expanse
of exquisite scenery commanded from
front and the mountain thnt stands like
a sentinel back OF the house. ,.
Mr. Robert Catlctt of Lcxington
candidate for the state Senate from
tile twenty second District was In
Bedford City this week introducing
himself to the voters and explaining
his views on many important issues in
the campaign. BY reason of recent ILL.,
ness lie finds IT will be impossible to
make d canvass OF the county aud
publishes card setting forth his po-
ston in tile local press this week.
Professor G. q. Evans, Of Danvillc.
arrived in Bedford City Wednesday
afternoon after u startling experience
in the wreck that day on the Southern
railroad, when he perhaps the
only passenger who escaped injury.
Miss Sarah Griffin has returned from
an extended visit to Connecticut and
Washington, D. c..
Miss Jennie Rum and her niece, Miss
Carol Ruan. left Thursday for visit
to the exposition, While there they will
be the guests Of Admiral Harrington.
who is the brother-in-law Of Miss Jen-
| ME Ruan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. a. Henscr and Miss
Evelyn llenser lett Friday for Il visit
to relatives in Wythevillc.
| Mrs. M. A. Talley and her daughter,
Miss Blanche. left Saturday for a visit
to Covington.
Mrs. Thompson, OF Richmond, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. ii. d. Mosby.
Misses Lucy and Bcrtt Jones. Of
Salem, are stopping at Mr.. c. v. Wharf
| tons.
Miss Theda steptoe, of Lynchburg
Miss Isabelle Wharton. Of Roanoke,
and Miss George Won Roy are guests
of Miss Louise Wharton.
Miss Patte Butts. of Petersburg, who
has been visiting friends here, has re-
! turned home.
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The Farmers Wife

Is worry careful about her churn. She
scalds it thoroughlyafter using, and gives
1t a sun bath to sweeten 1t. She knows
that if her churn is sour 1t will faint the
butter that Is made init. The stomach Is
churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nutritiye tracts are performed pro-
cesses which are almost exactly like the
churning OF butter. Is it not apparent
then thatif this stomach-churn Is foul It
makes foul all which is put into it.?
The evil of foul stomach Is not alone
the bad taste in the mouth and the foul
breath caused by it, but tho corruption OF
the pure current Of blood and the dissem.
nation OF disease throughout the body.
DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes tho sour and foul stomach Sweet
1t does for the stomach what the washing
and sun bath do for the churn--absolutel
removes every tainting or corrupting eer
mont. In this way 1t cures blotches,
plmples, eruptions, scrofuloua sWellings,
sores, or open eating ulcers and all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
II you have bitter, nasty, foul taste In
Your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath,
are weak and easily tired, feel depressed
and Respondent, have frequent headaches,
dizzy attacks, gnawing or distress in stom'
ach. constipatcd or irregular bowels, sour
or bitter rsings after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able number of them, indicate thatyo are
suffering from bliOnsness, torpid or lazy
liver with the usual accompanying indi.
gestion, or dyspepsia and their attendant
arrangements.
a6 T9s ;1R fd59 @sasa SCI 81
| and COnu7tlO as dttfSfed FiY fhe WT1tfnes
o! Lead Ing IelG6d Ts-and- prpcllt lQnsfS 81
81 the several SGho9ls q medical prA ct!Ge
cQDblled I'M Dr.- Plerce,a Goldnn-Medlc1l
llkcnYRrY, That this IL absolutely true
VII be readily proven to your satisfaction
4 i you will but mail postal card reques
to DR., r. Y. Pierce. Buffalo, N. ", for
4 free copy Of his booklet OF extracts from
/ the standard medical authorities, gfyint
{. the names of all the ingredients entering
into his world-famed medicines and show
Ing what tho most eminent medical mes
nj the age say Of them.
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CreWc.
Conner.

+CREWE, August 3.--Thc negro Car
field Fitzgerald; who shot Thomas
Short week ago, is still In hiding.
THE authorities are using every means
available for, his capture. hut SO far
he has been able to elude even blood
hounds. shorts condition Is some
what improved, and the doctors arc
more sanguine. !,
Miss Lottle Staples, Of Mehcrrin, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ". =. Newly,
Mr.. j. Eugene Hughes, Of Richmond
was the guest Of Mr., and Mrs w. ~
Newly Sunday.
Miss Lucy Hines, of Windsor. N G,
Is visiting relatives here
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas 2. Hines anc
family, OF Florida. arc visiting fe'a
tives here,
Rev. Walter P, Hines, Of L :, q on
KY, was one OF the guests at 'n ~
house party OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. ~
Hines last week. He preached at 1hs
Baptist Church Sunday,
Rev. George Francis Bell of Oar
lington Heights. will preach ht th'
Presbyterian Church sunday
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Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, August B.
Miss Edith Chandler left this week for
Washington, where she will spend
some, time with her uncle. Mr. r. w.
Callahan.
ton. Is visiting her sister, Mrs, q. T.
Billiard.
Mrs. A, 3, Chandler, Jr., left this
week for Colonial Beach for Il visit
to her mother.
of this week in Richmond.
/ MISS White, of Alabama. Is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. John !. White, at the
old mansion.
Mrs Joel Haines has returned home
from months visit to Loudoun coun,
IT'S and Washington.
i Rev. r. l.. Busby, Who has beer
iqnite sick. Is now much improved.
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Gordqsyillc.

GORDoNsVILLEAVA, August B.
The tenth annual sysion OF the Pied
mont Assembly Composed Of all the
Disciples churches Il Piedmont Vir-
ginia) is now being lid on the assem-
bly, grounds, one midwest OF Gordons-
VILE. The meeting Agan on Friday.
July 26th, and Will cotinue until sun
arc in attendance. an the meetings
have been of much inteSst and enjoyed
BY large congregation From Tues
day, July 3Oth. to the Flday following
the thirty second annN State con-
vcntion met in conjundon with the
Piedmont Assembly, maktg it the most
popular meeting since itAnauguration
ten years ago.
On Tuesday last the sordonsville
baseball team crossed bag with the
Orange tcnmaon the home hounds, and
| tho visitors went down in deut by the
score OF "a to o. ThnrsdaSthe Louisa
and Gordonsville teams nt on the
Horse Show grounds at thiplacc, and
the home boys met defeat bithe score
| OF Il to II.
Work is being rapidly pushd on the
large brick building on Mn, Street
belonging to Mr., l.. J. Faben About
the 18th OF August this bnlllng viii
be used for the new post office 1t will
comprise the most up-to-dte and
modern post-offlce furniture, al alto
| gether Will be one OF the ha,,somest
buildings inside In this sectiol
Mr.. w. o. Blakey has sold TIN build
i ing on Main Street now occued by
| the post-oftlce to Mr.. w. J. Tpn, of
Charlottesville, who will soon begin
tho work Of remodelng 1t for u Yhole-
/ sale liquor house.
Mr.. w. o. Blakcy is having ahand-
some double porch put to the bpidng
now occupied by Mrs. Sidney Wdd.
I, Mr. w. o. Thomas, who hasbeen
merchandising in the Valley o Vir.
j ginia for some years, has moNl to-
i Cordonsville and opened irstlass
II grocery store In the Jordan buAing,
on Main street.
i Mr.. w w. Osborne, who wa very
badly injured about two weeks nee.
!, while schooling horses is reporta as
steadily Improving,
\ Misses Catherine Scott and Cor and
Murgie Martin, who have been in Sal+
lottcsville the past SIX weeks ntend,
; ing the school of Methods, havt re1
turned to their homes IN the city.A
Miss Florence Marshall, of TwynSn's
Mill, and Miss Nettie Luck, of unpm-
vile, are guests of the Misses Smith
this week.
Mrs. r. Il. Bond and Miss MayN.
{ Jessup, OF Orange, We're visitors \,
"Wednesday at the home q Mrs. A, !
Smith.
Mrs. George l.. Brulfey and daugh
ter, Miss Louise, OF charlottesville
are visiting relatives in Gordonsvill,
Misses Minnie and Alice, Keller. d
staunton, arc spending the week wit
their aunt, Mrs. j. II. Britton.
Mr.. Robert Scott, of Huntington, "
!, Va, is on visit to his father Maju
], w. G. Scott.
!. Misses Rebecca Collins, of Penola, an
J Anna Fretwell, of New Hope. are guest
, this week of Miss Edna Faber.
/ Mr.. A. r, Collins and family, {
0 Penola, are vlsltoys at the homo {
3 Mr., L. ]. Faber.
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bearing won for him many friends ana
admirers In this town.
a petition, largely signed has been
presented to the 1soNdton District
School Board by the citizens Of Baskcr-
VILE and other patrons OF the neigh
borhood. asking that Il new graded or
high school be established at II point
about two miles north Of that village.
The board appointed committee 70
examine the locality and to secure
suitable lot. with a view of having th ne
building erected When this nigh
school Is established, there viii be two Sc,
Of then, in this district. THIS move IS
encouraging to the cause of education
in this section. and goes to prove NM M
the white people are awakening 70 we
great Importance Of higher. and more
thorough educational advantages.
Mrs Matte w. Baskerville and iier
daughter. Miss Matte Baskerville, OF
H1Ehmond Va, who have been spenuinE
the past month here, left yesterdinS
AFTERNOON for the l'uffalo Lltnlh
Springs, where they will remain ior
Mrs. Rosa G. Goodc and her daugh ,
ter. Miss Kate r. Goode. and Judge hnn
Mrs. ". =. Hornes and thslr
daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Clark. are at A.
lantic CITY. e---.--
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And Gentle An0intingS
with Cuticura Ointment.
For Preserving, Purify
Ing, and Beautifying the
Skin, Scalp, Hair, and
Hands, as well as for the
Toilet, Bath, and Nursery
they are Indispensable.
Sold throughout tina world. Depots: London. ~.
Clarterhouse So: Paris. s. Rue de 10 PAX; Austra-
liza. II. Towns 4 Co.. Sydney; India. B. X PAUL Cal-
fItta: China. Hong Kong Drug C9JSpsn Saruya:
South Africa, 1enpon Ltd Cape Tom etc. HsA
u3- Post-trec. Cuticura Booklet on the Skin

nde1phin, and will leave in II day or two
for his new field OF work.
Mcssrs. r. l.. Freear and VI F. Paulett
gave morning hop at the Guards nrmorS
last Wednesday morning, Among those
present We're Misses Alvey, OF Richmond
Bessie Wade, Mamie Wade, Cameron. of
South Carolina; Edith and Nirgilia Atwood,
Of West Appomattox; jamie Davidson, OF
Manchester; Annie Garrett. Sallie cullen.
Hattie Paulett, Mabel O'Ferall Of Rich
mond; Maude Walker, l.. NJ. Snow, Mrs. r.
L. Freear. j.. r. Atwood j. Taylor Thomp-
son, DR.. c. B. Crute. j. L. Hnrt j. +.
Johnston, Walter Barrow, j. NJ Burton,
Prof Bidgood. Hugh Gillian, Eddie Wade
b. G. Cralle. warren Wall, Reid Edmunds.
CoNington Wootton. @tl