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~ TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. ida D. DIIuiHE--u. camp-8iHant
S., g. re- g. DuUulUgtCu sl al Equity 80. z65t
Tie ul.llt 4 tds sun Is % require the L.trUlfu1.
George o.. Umuiugtea. ~ pay 90 t4c g.llla-Eant.
peEiaLicalg. SUM a money for her u-alutsuauca.
and taat u ler minor children. and % seluestTats
the mouey and credits of ;h- dsteujant GeoEEs q.
puHiug-al. iE The hands Cf George II. EmaerIel
ard Henry H. BsTguaul, trustees. and for general
relief On motion Il Tie complainant It Is This
HE day e Jauuau- a. D. EE. ordered That the
defendant, George g. Duuuiustou. cause his ap-
fearlucc to BE- entered herein Oh az b-fore the
f9s.ie-l day exclusive II Sundays and legal ho-i-
DAYS occurring after The dap q ta- FIRST pubh-
cltllu VI this order. Otherwise tlt cause VIII b.
proceeded with as Iu ease u default. Provided
-ffv 81 tal- order b. uubisted once week for
tra- consecutive weeks in TIE Washington Law
Reporter and tle Washington Herald. HARRY "
CLABAUGH Chief Justice. a true c5py-Test-
.~eII j. T. YOUNG. CCrl By NllS. r.
LEMON Assistant CLERK Complainant solicitors.
r. l. MONTAGUE and CRANDAL MACKEY.
msIl3
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

lOTZG NAN ~ DESIRES POSITION Win
some reliable dm; references Address BOX H.
Herald Office 5alGB
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REV vERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
y1u old ROm carpis Drop postal OF phone
main 4g25. WASHINGTON RUG 60. Factory
.3l 9Th e. uw.
Business Cards, $l.75 per 1000.
DAWSON. PRINTER. 97 gTH ST wv.
NOW Is THE TII- To- BUY SODA FOUN
taius. We have teu cheap; liberal terns- get
oar prices before Iay.a-- BJNCH s. KLEPS. SIS
9Th 81. NV Phone H. 2sl9 ja5u
A1IEs. SIS n NW.-pICTUHE FRAMING LOW
a. uucls in tlc city. framed and unframed uic
tunes faI4tt
FURNITIRE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc, MOVED
with clre. packing and shipping a speciajty.
200 5alG
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HERALD BRING THE BEST RESULTS ONE CENT WORD
HOUSES FOB SALE.

NO Ii55 MASS. AVE. NV; Il ROOMS AND
bath IN sood condition; % feet front; leased at
SW per aRnum.
PRICE $1,000
Nos 27H and 27ss Ontario road NV; rooms
and bath; Tece 'tion hail. steam heat; new houses;
PRICE, 5000 EACH
No. aE z st. NV, 10 rooms and bath: steam
heat; Tot lsNllo; buff brick and stone; bay-window
front; two squares from Dupont Circle
PRICE. $50
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co,
Jalzt Real Estate Department
FOR SALE
Near 18th ard S sts NV; stories. 10 rooms and
baths; hot-water heat This is a beautiful home
for wise purchaser. Price. Sll000.
DAVID MOORE,
1925 \. Y. AVE. NV.
FOR SALE
A beautiful corner on st. NV; stories y
rooms and bath. furnace heat lot, 26alO3 to alley
large stable. Price. S4.c0O.
DAVID MOORE,
1928 \. Y. AVE. NV.
FOR SALE
In the central Nor,hwest; rooms and bath; lot
p feet frout by 10 feet deep 60 alley. Rents for
Ss5. Price, 800.
DAVID MOORE,
1925 \. \. AVE. NV.
FOR SALE
stories rooms and tiled BATH On Columbia
ruad, h0t-wEIer heat. priCe. $50
DAVID MOORE.
1928 y. \. AVE. NV.
FOR SALE
Take advantage Of this opportunity 20 purchase
home in Columbia Heights for $500. stories 5
rooms and tiled bath rents for Si050 hOt-WatcT
heat Near the corner Of 18th st. az Columbia rosd.
DAVID MOORE,
132S \. \. AVE NV.
FOR SALE
a large detached colonial house in North Colum-
ba Heights for 5000; lot. 80 feet front by depth
II l56 S rooms and bath; furnace heat; large stable
in rear. Let us show you this one.
DAVID MOORE,
I32S n. y. AVE. NV.
FOR SALE
Those new houses on the north side Of Harvard
lCoiumbia Heights, between i3.h and lith Hw.; %
rooms and baths; hotvater heat. Price s.Cc2
DAVID MOORE,
1925 y. \. AVE. NV.
Phone main ss52.
ToR SALE
sL3 S.. Dot 25ug: brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price, sou
l2pl0 square feet ou Grace ST.. Georgetown. 3pEo-
site Capital Traction Power plant Price. Sc 5jl
lg5 s4th ST.; Let I5rla; brick dwelling. Rent,
$3.50. Price. SI553
2s3 St frame store and eeening. Price. s.75a
SO stb. 81. Sc; saigou pro ,s77y. Price. Ss.eo.
800 Q ST.; I9T1on frame large lot 7orI57, trust.
500. aas aeariy ye4ts 20 rlE. Pnca. $ 80.
Rent. S050
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1885 BID ST. NV.
Phone West 90
FOR sALE-I2 PER CENT INVESTMENT Z.
room bricks ~ paved court ne rented ~ s.
each; price, S91l each. tor one OF all BUTLER
TALiAFERBO CO.. cor. oh and ii sts nv-
aIC55
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD OS Sl11
10 500 cash and SD 10 81 monthly For full
particulars drop postal telephone call for illus
trated plats &c. of Connecticut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON K. GORDON. Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT J. HEATER. Mgr. Colorado Bldg Tel.
nam so 3.I-u
FOX SALE-A isTUET PRESSED BRICK AND
h-nWnstona dwelling near Dupont Circle. j square
1am The Italian Embassy all modem Improvements.
hardwood finish bathrooms. price SE.s0; vsry
easy terms. must b. -r.l ~ -.re au estate. JAMES
= CLEMENTS. Attorney. 1865 S. ns. JasJ.lal
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COLLECTORS,

estate and damage claims; 10 charge unless sue
cessfuL FULLER AGENCY. III l2yh st nv.
de51u
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DENTISTRY


DRS- o. " 4 u. J. EE.LEN. DENTISTS.
S. " cor. JgrH AID r SIS. NW
Painless eNtrac.iHsi tIas. plates that ft: u1rk
l.la-altlef- CIaau aud lr.lzr saI- Phone 49,
OIen e'ruluE7. Branch Ufra. H1 r.. ave- &c. g % o.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN
WsshiHgt.a.s Expert Dental Specialist. docs al
bea-a. Nllz t-r credit s5 i st uu., CIR. 1th.
DENTAL PLATES INNECESS SERN
b. tHe Areo'a method af UR- O.. b. WALDO.
Cost A,rls. 1880 N N ave- re. nIiGm
DENTAL WORK.
SCI ~ T--tH and Gold Cfarr- Sc sp. Gold FFf
iaes. 81 uF. Silver Filling 5a- Work guaranteed
Nd jain. Or. GEO. T. EDMJNES. $40 r. So. rs.
8I-T
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: SO EXTRACTING.
lo r1n, look. feel set and LAST longer thaa
natural teetEi sarus-H tsc.g made normal. painless
faMg Br. =. j. WILSON lE5 s. NV ccstf
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ceased are hereby warned to Cxhibit the same with
t5c vouchers thereof. legally authenticated TO the
subscriber. on or before tie lSTu DAY OF De
CENIBER. y. u. 1887; otherwise they may by law
bc excluded from all Lcueat of said estate. Gssen
unds1 ny .hsaC this 18Th dsy Of December. ILj
JOHN LENS JOHNSON. 10 5.l 81. uw. Attest.
tseaL1 LANES TANNER. Register Of wis fc-
the Distinct a. oUUnoia. C,e.a Of Tie P10llrc
Ca;r.. J. b.. JOHNSON. Att1ruey. G.-h taLI9
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WANTED EB-GOVERN4IENT EMPLOYEES WHO
are willing 20 devote a few hours in the eTening
10 genteel money making employment Address A.
/. ". BOX T. Herald Office jsl0-3t
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEFENDS
largely on the class Of help you employ. Get the
best statesmen OF sslesadies in Washington by ad-
yeFtising in The Henld. Ouy &c a word for one
time. Phone main $500 IF
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PR0MPT COLLECTIONS

IMMEDIATE RETURNS We succeed whore
others fail. W. CLARENCE DUYAL.L Commercial
Law ana Collections. 81 Colorado Bldg Phone
NJ 1874. ia4tf
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SUBURBAR---FOR SALE.

BARGAIN IL PROPERTY BETWEEN WASH
ington and Fort 3ber. VIII double iu value within
% days see me about this.
JAMES r. CLEMENTS
FlZr l15 q 50. NV
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SUPREME CdURT UF THE DISTRICT or Co
lumhia. holding Probate Court Ne. 1897. Ad-
miuI5Uaii0n.-rhs Is 10 give notice That the sub
scriber. Of the District @. columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Columbia
letters Of adlinistratiaa On the estate Of Ivy Ger
Uude HaIdy. late Of the District of Columbia de
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District Mercantile Companv.

ReorEanize under mana cement guarantees salts
faction. The best Medium through which 10 have
your accounts adjusted. They g after delmqu5uts
and give prompt advice 10 clients Phone ma!u 1873
GIL 7th 81. uW- de2ssu
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

HOUSE on ARLINGTON AVENUE. BETWEEN
Fort Myer and Columbia pike; near trolley %
Aqueduct Bridge rooms. attic, basement chicken
yard garden So Iagure at 50i a ST. nw a67t
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RED STAR.

|. Gus Sanders and two sons, Of Nc
Donald, were calling on friends here
Sunday.
, James Munroe was calling or
friends at Sun, Sunday. 49,.
, Mrs. Ellen Cook returned from
Virginia Saturday, where, she spent
quite while visiting her mother.
|; Julias Davis was a visitor to Sun
Sunday ...
Revs: D. c.. Dean, T.. C. Hunter
and Jackson, of Montgomery, were
there ON the 9Th to- attend a. board
meeting OF w. Va. 8: and College.
|" Mrs. H. G. A. Washington, who
"seyerar days ago was called home or
account of the Illness Of her father
has returned, and reports her father
better.
Mrs. Mary. Hickman, Of Sun, spent
several days here with her aunt
Mrs. Louisa Munroe. H.
+ Sam and Will Moseley were bust
ness visitors to Fayetteville Mon
day.
Will Moseley, who has been a
Hospital for severa
E.weeks, is home again.
|" Morris Crumpton and Geo. Claytol
were at Fayetteville on business the
STU Inst.
Lawyer Morris and Miss Matte
Rucker were married, Sunday, April
It'll.
Rev. H. G. Gregory preached a:
ScarbrO Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY.

!, Rev. I. V. Bryant, Of Huntington,
was business visitor: here Saturday
and Sunday.
Ernest Jackson, who is suffering
from a complete nervous breakdown,
went to Louisa, Va, Monday evening
He was accompanied by his wife and
two brothers, George and Charles
Jackson.
Mrs. James Graham delightfully."-
entertained the Willing Workers
club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Perry Spent Easter the
guest Of friends In Charleston.
| Mrs. s. NJ. Davis, Of Charleston,
was the last week guest Of Mrs. II.
III. .Railey. .E-"7>
Mr-aHd Mrs,---Willtam Calender
|entertained at dinner Tuesday COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Davis.
S. j. Jackson was business Visi-
tor to Fayetteville Monday.
Mrs. Marie Tucker, who has been
quite sick at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nelson Locke is GONZALES
|cent.
Geo, Jackson has returned from
Louisa, Vas
Mrs. Archie Mckinney, Mrs. John
Morris, w. r.. Taylor, Sidney Clark,
and Wilkins White, Of Donwood, at
tended services at First Presbyterian
church Sunday.
J. w. White, Of Harvey, was here
Friday.
T. l.. Thompson, Of Powellton, was
here Saturday the guest Of DR.. B. f,
White.
Mrs. Clara Powell has gone to st.
Adams for several Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Graves and
Elem James, Of London, worshipped
Tat the First Baptist church Sunday.
s. E. Childs, Of Page, was down a
| few days last week.
Miss Susie LiScomb and Miss An
ma diamonds, Of London, were the
Sunday guests Of Miss Iva Miller.
Mrs. Alice Monroe, of Greenville,
Is here the guest Of relatives.
Miss Ivan Miller was the guest OF
lfher father at Oak Hill several days
this week. r,
Miss Nellie M. Lewis, Of Institute,
was the weekend guest Of her moth
| err, Mrs. lizzie Lewis.
". Mrs, Edward Hardy was the guest
Of her sister, Miss Maggie Lewis, in
! Charleston, last week.
Mrs. Estelle Lewis is here the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
| Wm. Allen.
Isaac Johnson. VIM. Banner, VIM,
Hall and John Page attended Sunday
services at the First Baptist church
Charles Lockette, Of HARDWOOD
was business visitor here Saturday.
Misses Bernice Carter, Ada Wright
and Sadie Allen, Benjamin Deans
land Don. Jones, students at Insti-
tute, have returned to Institute, af-
+ ter having spent O. week here.
! Henry Burke, Of Charleston, was
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION NOTES

| The accommodation for visitors
will be ample, and the rates will be
reasonable. Mr.. l.. W. Bright, the
,Wealthiest colored man in, Norfolk, is
putting up an elegant hotel at a cost
Of $4,000. It Is called. "The Mt.
Vernon" and will have all modern
improvements. He is also adding,
several rooms to his beautiful cottage
by the Sea, near the Exposition
grounds, which will be Opened to
guests. A group of business men are
planning to erect hotel adjacent to
the Exposition reservation, to be
called 'The Brighton Beach Hotel"
and to 1t will be attached a; pleasure
park for the entertainment Of our
people. A long list is being made up
of the many comfortable homes in
this city, Portsmouth and Newport
News, where preparations are being
made to accommodate from one to
Eten persons.
/ MuSic/ vocal and instrumental, by
the. best Negro singers and composers
will be among the prominent features
Of the Exposition. The choicest Sc
Elections, Varying from the reminis-
Ecent folk@song to the modern classics
fwill be rendered from time to time,
and Negro artists of national re-
l'pute will appear in special concerts
in. the great auditorium OF the Negro
Building, on the second floor Orches-
trial and choral music will be pfOvid-
| ed for, under the leadership Of ack-
lnoWledged masters Of melody
Prof. Kelly Miller, Of Howard
University, whose pamphlets and ad-
dresses on historical and sociologi-
cal theses have made his name a
household word from ocean to ocean,
| Is preparing series OF charts illus
| trative Of the status Of the American
Negro in relation to his population,
| geographical distributions: intellect
ual requirements, mortality and the
social aspect of his PRESENCE In the
Republic. The problems emphasized
| by the drift, Of the ruraI Negro to
the cities will be geographically
worked out. Prof Mi11ef's exhibit
will be peculiarly interesting and in
structiye to the student OF the econo-
mic conditions which affects the Ne
gro in this country. 4E"
The leading business men Of Nor
folk and vicinity will close on the
18th the opehIWE DAY OF the Expo
sition. The Inaugural! will be gala
occasion. President Roosevelt will
! be In attendance, together with the
| governors OF many statesi aud their
official staff. The colored visitors
will be numerous on hat day.
! Concessions are being rapidly con-
tracted for. Those who wish space
for business purposes will do we'll to
apply at once to the Executive COM
mittee.
Virginia's educational Institutions
will make q magnificent showing
Prof. Robert Kelser has BEEN doing
some splendid work in getting this
exhibit in such complete and satisfac-
| tory form. '>
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D last week to see his mother. Mrs

up last week to see his mother, Mrs
| John Burke. sf'tsNS.i Z tiF,.,s4tttSH .FFo
The, Stature Party given by the La
dies Of SojourneF Club was we'll
attended and was a success tinanci-'
ally and socially. The ladies wish to
lextend thanks through the columns
LOT this paper to the Montgomery Or
chestra and Bagle Band, for their
very excellent music. ,.I~ ..E!' r.
Mrs. T.. G. Page, who has been
quite sick since the closing Of her
school, ID, able, to be up. M. r. sa..t.
! Mrs, Annette Boyd, who has been
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Samuel
Itt3uster, several weeks, left Wednes-
day for Hot Springs, Va. :. - = y.
7 last Sunday we. celebrated our
PASTORS 1st Anniversary. : NetWith-,
lstanding the inclemency OF the
i'weather the day, was successfully
fspent In The service >of Goa and for
the adwance1hent of his cause. go
Rev. /. V. Bryant, ex-pastor. was
present with, us during each session
l'and his assistance cannot be too
Ehighly priced. To the Sunday school
he made timely remarks which bene-.
fitted all present. $50 '-'.. ,,%,"
Ii At IL a: m. the pastor preached,
ES9bject, "The True Gospel Preach
err The subject was treated well. p
|. Rev. |. v. Bryant, at 1880 preach
led the anniversary sermon. Subject,
EH,Hope IN God" The sermon from
beginning to end was both 1nstruc-
Tive and encouraging. Each Chris-
htiGn present was deeply impressed
and learned from his remarks les
fs!p p Of perseverance,, Notwithstanding
Opposition. ...-- e.~.~,'
|, :. After the lesson taught by Rev,
Bryant Bros, S., B. Morgan and P.
d. Sherwood made timely remarks.
J. The recording and financial clerks
then; made their reports which fol-
blow: Received during the year, 46
members; of, this number SO were
baptiaed by, the pastor. Excluded, z.
lhe report Of the financial clerk
1!grealy surprised many Of our mem
lDersy and as we'll as encouraged them.
| We learned that during: the. year we
| lifted one thousand five dollars, paid
| out over seven hundred. The church
IEls out Of debt and we have only the
| burden of our souls resting upon
tlfS
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RONCEVERjTE.
;(Received last week too late for pub

ReceiHed last week too. late for pub
LEGATION EDITOR
i On Wednesday, March 9th, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A, NAL
lery, Of Marshes, W.. Va, a large con-
course. of friends and relatives wit
| messed the marriage of their young
|, est daughter, Mary Lutte, to Mr.. w.
D. Johnson, of Frankfort, w. Va.
Mrs. Maggie l.. Allen, sister Of the,
groom, was maid of honor. She;
WAS dressed in lavendar silk. Miss
Lucy v. Allen, d cousin of the groom,
| was bridesmaid and dressed in white
organdie. The bride was dressed in
am white Inohair with a white
veil trailing the floor, while a wreath
oEWhite- roses bedecKed her hair. J.
H. Smoot, brother-in-law Of the Bride;
Twas first attendant and Henry P.
Johnson, brother Of the groom, was
best man. The groom was attired in
Hull dress. The. parlor was aatistf-
lcally. decorated for the occasion, and
Lat seven o'clock p. m. the ushers,
lAdolphus B.; Mallery and Oscar J..
Johnson, brothers Of the bride and
groom respectively, opened. the doors
and the bridal party marched, into
| the parlor.. Rev. B. r. Newsome,
lpastor in charge, performed the
ceremony. After the friends and
relatives had extended their hearty
congratulations, the party marched
into the dining DOM, where a sump-
ltuous feast was spread. After all
had done themselves justice to the
feast they retired to the parlor to be
en- Retained by the sweet strains Of
music furnished by H. P. and o. L..
Johnson
Miss Mallery is a. native Of Raj
eigh county and charming young
lady. She Is much respected in her
social circles and has host of
friends who wish her future life a
happy one. Mr.. Johnson is one of
lGreenbrier's popular teachers, hay
ing taught successfully nine years in
different counties Of the state. ., He
Efe q graduate Of the Normal depart
ment Of the West Virginia Colored
Institute. After closing school at
Marshes April 9th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson will start for their home at
IFrankford,
Mrs. G.. II. Brimkley left Tuesday
night for Washington to attend con-
ference.
| Mrs. NJ. i. Allen, Lucy Allen, Os-
car and Henry Johnson left Tuesday
morning for Raleigh to attend the
Johnson-MaT1ery wedding.
Mrs. Luther Haynes died Monday
at 3 o'clock and was buried Tuesday
at 3 O'Clock y. III.
Mr.. E. Willis and Miss Agnes
Thompson we're united in wedlock
| Wednesday evening.
Misses NJ. S. and S. V. Allen were
guests Of Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Spears Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Green, q fine
son, on the 4th Of April. .~--". ..
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State -ofrWest- Virginia.
At Rules in the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of Kanawha county,
On Monday, the 1st day Of April;
1907, H.. ~ .
William T. Gibbs, 49,.
i vs. In Chancery. No. 1902.
Clara E. Gibbs, -
sAnd it appearing by affidavit filed
III this cause that Clara E, Gibbs, is
q nonresident Of this, State, it Is Or
dered that she do appear within one
month after the date Of the first
publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protest her Interests.
The object Of this is to obtain di-
vorce from the bonds Of matrinnony
D. NJ. Shirley,
Clerk.
MIDDLETON & AUBBRTSON,
Solicitors for. Plaintiff
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The true way is to find out what Is
pest to eat and drink, and then cult
Vate taste for those things instead
Of poisoning ourselves with improper
lndigestible food, etc.
conservative Mass. woman writes
Il have used Grape Nuts years for
the young and for the aged; in sick,
ness and in health; at first following
directions carefully, later in variety
Of ways as my taste and Judgment sug
gested.
But it's most special, personal bene
lit has been a substitute for meat, and
served dry with cream when rheumatic
troubles made it important for me to
give up the coffee habit"
Served in this way with the addi
ton Of a cup Of hot water and a little
fruit 1t has been used at my morning
meal for six months, during which
time my health has much improved
nerves have grown steadier, and q
gradual decrease in my excessive
weight adds greatly to my comfort
Name given by Postum Cereal co.
Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich. Read the
little book. "The Road to Wellville, :
in pkgs. There's Reason"
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The Cafe Dining Cars now in use
on the tra1ns OF. the Ohio Central
Linas are the best Eyer" }as is also
the Ahrolgh% sleeper service, to, CHI
cagG VIA, Tolede. aud Eake Shore "a
Michigan southern Ry, This COM
'bina$ioT of dining cars and; through
sleeparH Has made this route to, CHI
9seagd; very. popular, This, Of course,
rot only applies TO- Chicago but to
ssl1lnnvmerable western points which
aSre reached through. this great
Gateway, The dining cars. are ii
the hands Of the. Truitt Catering
Co., whose name alone is guarantee
or excellence. The Chicago Sleeper
leaves Charleston on No. S at 1920
A. N. arriving. Chicago 1850 A. M,
next; day. Charge for double. lower
berth Charleston to Chicago Is: $500.
Give this route trial the next time
you travel and be convinced Of the
excellent service. Ask agents for
particulars, = .,
,GHAS., b., DAuM, OF, Al, 4
504 Kanawha Street
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CORRESPONDENCE
l0ontinued from Page -Two.).

\, s., rSSVnstuNSu -tteHt'ThHS94-AWO.9 '--.~
home on 18th street. - fEs> -
The prizes were won BY Mrs. Il. "
Seams and Miss Esther Colgton. Mrs
Seams receiving the first prize and
Miss Colstoh the consolation.
Summer RuAlding has BEEN fittet
out. with nice new linen curtains
which add, much to- the beauty OF the
new building, and Will, besides be g
real comfort, to the. pupils, and tea.
ohers by snEotecAng, them from, the
Fglare or the sun, y ~ ~ - S2.@,'
tHefRan Brown left last week. tc
work for a time In. Athens. Ohio.
+ Quite "a number OF H. of Rs. from
this. city attended the thanksgiving
sermon Of Pioneer lodge last Sunday
I'VE learn, that Miss cofneIia Jones
kis' seriously III at the home Of, her
sister, Mrs. Fred Lacey, IN Belpre
r. The rNeedlework Club met with
Mrs. Hen. Reed ON Lynn street, las1
Thursday afternoon. Most OF, the
members were present, and a, ebleas.
ant and profitable session was held
+ Vendetta Court No. 8, Order OF
FtCalhntte. has dispensation, fol
|thifty days. to take in members al
Reduced. rates and they contemplate
being able to add quite a number tc
their roster name in few, days, =.
The following program will be
rendered. by the. Sewing. Class, nezt
:Monday evening. at Zion Baptist
Church: III. ..i.. -, ~ -.
/ Chorus, Songs OF Praise.
i Invocation, BY the pastor.
( Explanation Of Work, BY the tea
Cher. Miss Campbell. :"
Duet, Miss Bess Gooden. ana Mr.. J
IN. Robinson. =:
Address, Rev. G.. w w. Jenkins.
Address, Rev, II. G. Pierce. -:
Holly City, By Orchestra.
Address, Rev. w. Tony.
+ Address, Rey. O'Brien.
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|, Address, Prin. j. r. Jefferson.
l. Selection, Orchestra
All. are cordially Invited to attend.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the West
Virginia Mercantile and Business AS
socfatfon, a corporation organized I'm.
derEthe laws Of West Virginia. will be
held at the principal place of business
Of said corporation at Lewis, in Ka-
nawha countv. West Virginia, Satur.
day, April 18th, 1907, for the purpose
OF passing a resolution to discontinue
as such corporation, to wind up It's
affairs, dispose of It's property and to
surrender it's charter to the state of
West Virginia.
Given unde" my hand this End day
of April, 1907.
J. II. TATES, Pres.
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