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Ell doctor Lopez SicaTd6 en- Dorado.
D6hOnsO 4 su Indicative aIguRls mVIaTas ca o.
pueblo.

Gran empeno mueBtrs el j6ven galeno,
doctor Lopez Sicard6 en- realizar mejoTaH
On 10 que & Banidad pdblica Be re6sre en-
bensfcio de la localidad donde actGR CO.
mo oficial de sanidad.
Trata ell estimable compatriots dc enta'
bleceE en- ell Dorado an gimpasio pdb leo
On 81 cual hallen higi6niCo Bolaz los nihol
de squella poblaci6n, y, Begdn informes'
en- bFeve ser6 un hecho eSe plausible pro-
p6sito.
A la sfcscis del raferido Compatriota
debe ell Dorado Ia installation slIf de an
buen cuarto de socorro de I'm local para
autopsiaa, Iaa que antsB SO hsc1an al aire
libre, asf como el establecimiento de IN
hospitsliIIo que preuts grandeu Bervicios q
los lesionados anfsrmou pobre1 de mayor
cuidado de ls localidsd.
Buena labor en pro de gug compatrio'
tss 81 Ia que rasliza ell refsrido doctor, ,
seguramente serS auxilisdo en- ella poE el
ConcejO municipal vacinos de Rquella
pOblsci6n, pua aaf her6n estimable SeEvi
clio al veCindaFio.
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POLlTICA INTERNATIONAL.
o. pjnI0n de Ia pTenSa
franGeSs y aIemana.
PaIlhfls Do Mr.. Roosevelt On PTOVIRCstons.

La prsnsa frsncasa, casi un6nimements,
aprueba la conducts del Gobierno frances
en- 81 Rhunto MarruecoR Gel Radical
encomia el valor de los marinoS solda-
dos francssep; dice: "TodavfG tsnemog
ej6Fcito, adn tenemoB marina. TenemoB
sdn soldadoB que meEecen eBs nombre y
jefes sptos para mRndRrloB. Ala gabe
mos Bervirnog de Ia fuerza, pero Ia utiii-
zamos 6nicamente en- ell intsr6s manifesto
de la justicia de la civilization por la
salvsrguardia exclusive del derecho.
81 'Gil Bias habla tambie1 con caloF
sobre la excelsnte actitud de la trop&, Ia
que, seg6n el diRrio, ha llsmado Ia stsn'
ci6n de los extranieroB.
Los disrios EocisIiBtas no eEtSn de Rcuer.
do con las medidas tomsdRB por el Gobier-
no las clitican fueFtemente "L'Huma-
nit6", el diaEio dc M. JauT6s dice: ''Ls
Francis que no conbate por Ia indepen-
dencia de los puebloU, peFO que ne une
con los monSrquicoB para explotarlos me
jor, hs Bolicitado obtenido, de acuerdo
con Ia ESpsfla, Ia humillante y peligrOBR
mission de ejeEcer en- NaEruecos Ia policfa
de los filibuAteroH coaligados'.
Con Haz6n Be ha dicho que ell RBunto
Marruecos hR contribufdo al enfriTmiento
de las relaciones entire FranciR AlemR.
mia. La "Gacets de Cologne" refri6ndo.
Sc noticias recibidsa de Cassblanca, hace
EeBponsableB & los franceses de Ia muerte
de varioG europsoB y las p6rdidas msteEia.
les sufridas poT otras personss. Dice que
sin Ia Influenza del consul alem6n Ell
consul brit6nico, habrfan sido ssesinsdoE
todog los franceues. Ademas a6rma que
fueEon estes los primeEos en- disparar Bobre
los arRbes.
No seTfa aventuFado penBar que sl asun-
to MarruecoB entoTpecer6 completsments
las relscioneE entire Francia Alemania,
y podr6 llegar ser lR base de profundaS
Conmocionea euTopsRB.
En- Ia Inauguration del monumento eri-
gido On 81 lugar donde dessmbaTcaron 81
Biglo diecisiete los primeros colonoB de
Massachusetts (Provincetown) ell presi-
dente Roosevelt, pronuuci6 I'M discuTso del
Cual tomRmoB los conceptos Higuientes:
"Lo digo de una vtz por todas; seEt
inasxibls en- Ii aplicaci6n honrada de Ia
Icy; durante los dieciocho meaes que adm
debe duraF mi gobiernO, no habrd oambic
ningunO, pueu Ia question para mi eatl
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Ia VILLA 0E MADRl0.-Eu este est aci SO
estabiecimiento, que es ell mss port 'nte
de Puerto Rico para ell detail, tst4n reel
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para Ia
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como CaSimireS AL
1acaS, Boss pluma de Ostrich Ell timas, el
mejor eurtido de Psrfumerla fra cesa desde
lain que es ell fabricaHte mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
TO en- COrbatas, paraguas, tincIuso los geno-
veses) GuanlsS MltoneS, ell mejor PahO para
villar, Cortinas lejitimas de madra-, un
complete surtido de COrSsS (1ltima move
sefloras, etc A la Villa de Madrid acude toda
persona de gusto que quiere compTar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar mucho. P. Q.
Box 765. 1elefono x78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan P. r.
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LLnmadOr autOmatIeO.

En- IngIaterra , en- los Estados UnidoU
diBponen los tsl6fonoB de llamador auto
mStico.
ST el abonado no contesta & Ia llsmadR
de Bu central, por fslta de diligencia poE
estar disErafdo, las sefioristaB telefonistaI, 3,
lejoH de molestarBs an seguir oprimiendo
el bottom, conectR 81 timbre con an pequeio
dinamo, como consacuehcia continds So
nando 81 desagradsble repiqueteo hastR
QUO ge contesta q la central.
Lss telsfonistas noRteameFicanaB esta-
blecen la communication, Cuando as neceSs'
rio, con un aparato fonogEkiCo, encaTgado
de contestar las fraBea sacramentales:
''est6 ocupado." mo contesta." etc.
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1INRA FERREA DEL oEsFE

INReEArio.-.-salidau de Baysm6R y Capt
iSa alGnuItaneamente.
Dias lAbogable-N anana 9, 7.05, . Do
8a5 11.00. TaEdo 1915, 1.46, n.16. 4.Hbu s.46
y $50,
Diaa Ssatlvoa.- ManaRa 8, TOO, B.sG, s.A6
l1.ee EaEds la.l6, 1.sQ, 2.s0, B.B0r A.s0
g. 46 y $50.
Biiletas beEAtos pSra dias fosSivos Re
o tRIlo Bayam6R, IDA vusIta IL OIaBo
SO - @Iaso eo-1B, De BaYam6a 8 OAeaEio
BiIlots 0r6inaEio do Capital CataGO On
elaBe 4 4 eeatag0S.
Gayana6R, 10 Dc sapti0mbTa ao 1905
H awsSw Waiaaa
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Ell arbitraje obIigatoriO aprObado.

o'
EepEantadas
Italia
Unidos
viuaidad de
renc Austria AlemRa FL Jsp6n duran TODD el
aca eido dos tlads del Norts c
impossible toda uptura
deho
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SERVICI0 ESPECIAL DE- Cables
La Democracia" y La Correspondence
UNID6S
10 que disCuten estadistas ingIGses.

sbERdo
po International ABegdEase
podFa
apn R hegamon1 Poca
los
discussion del asunto
et6rino del Tido haRo ano
aian2a los a
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NegOCiandO GI rGsCate.


TepTntants del Rau s anunCa
bRndido
hb tinadO hacienda Rai'ui formal entFsgs del c de oa
Nc
aalud mura vmO eF6a propo sun aunqu
R aportando
gid El ibaad Hd1a medSten
para viita al Sultan AbduI.A7iz
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Explosion en- una fabriCa de CartuChOs.

Ssta hs ocurido esta capital
obrero
descudo de agdn
6sulo de
cat6aEofa
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Ia TlsndIta.

Es digno de visitaTssel nuevO local que
oCupa "La Tiendita" al lsdo del ayunta-
miento. Est6 decorosamente pintado este
bonito establecimiento, 6nico en- Bu clase
que Sc dedica & Is venta do efeCtos religio
sos en- Puerto Rico. VerdadeTamente ha-
cfa falta una tianda de este fndols.
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planteada en- Baber 81 90 81 pueblo el que
debe gobsrnar 81 pals 81 por 81 contrRriO
81 gobieTno paBar6 msnoB de hombEeu
tsmersrios, que hacen de "a YiquezR nm
uao particulhrmente peligroBO. Ea in6til
exijirme que no peEsiga los criminales
sean ricoa pobres.
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-EL "NUEVO CAFE" de los espO-
soH Morgan, Fortale1a 21, AGABA DE
RECIBIR nm com pleto Hurtido de Los me-
jOres dulcsa. Elegantes CartuchOH propios
para regalos. Heladou, Fefre1CoI, frutaB
81 natural y TODD Cuanto regalO d paladar
mfs daIiCado na sncuentra allf primoEoaa.
mOnto uarvido, Cafe con lechs y choCo-
late, dsSdo las uista dc la mahanA lan
IL Dc ID nochs. Fsmoso ChocolRts BA'
KER muv acTedita do en- todo al mundo.
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I'm "La Correspondence dc Puerto
Rlco", Alleu 81, hay de venta EeciboB t..
IOnaRiou para cobro de Rlquilersa do Caaa4
RanHaa GA met6liCo con iTmal, dsclR r..
cionoA do naCimionto, dofunCi6n , Oorifca-
oi6n mtdioA. p.
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--Se compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n On buen eStado,
sol.ares antiques de COTaI y pEendas anti
guas.
Dirliase Z P. j. B. Criuto (aItOu) San
Juan s al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
o., San JOSS Is, so venden dos relo
Iuu de- orc Cada uemsna. La Ultima Eems
na obtuvo uno Ia sefora de don P. ].
Bsaoua de eata Ciudad sccio n6m 81.
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IMnIcllnR GENERAL

oNsEIO A LAS MADRes.-El jarabe ealnlants d
WinsloW debe sempre que los nYos estsa
an E rodo de Ia dentiei6n. Proporcona avo immediate
al pequeno Paeiene produce sueno natural anSuo
olivia e dolor Ell angeito despierta muy Vivo aegre
Es muy agradable Paadar, eala al nino ablanda
encas, av dolores hace facles las unciones del
est6mngo regula los intestinos. Es e mejor renedo
conoedo para darrea y govng1 6sta de Ia dentici6n
de eualquiera ota 16ngse mucho culdado ped
dn fndoG
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En gaSa impranEA % vsndS papSl de pc.
dice yisin S2.OO lou GS kilnu [ IN quin.
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F. MATANZO
1R. En- HEDIOINA Y OIRUIIA
oOULIsTA

Ex.msdico auxiliar de Is Cllnica Oftal-
mol6gica que cargo del DR.. BarraquoF
oxists en- 81 Hospital de la Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
Consultorio exclusive para afOcCion0H
de los ojos
Tstuan, 64 (cerca del TOatro.l
HoYas de consultas:
De s. IL dc la maiiana, Gratis los
pobrss: de 3 q de lR mananR,
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IMPORTATION - Los DsfioTeu s.
Melon & Ca. de esta plaza ent6n recibien
do un estsnso surtido de Rrtfculos de
fantasia, eBpecialmente en- tejidoB de Lana,
ssda, Crepe de ssda, Trsjes y refsjos para
nefiorau, Sombreros Velos, Flores, Absni'
cos, Cauimire8, Corbatas y otroB artfculoB
de slts nove6ad de Paris. Rscomenda
mos pueStros lectores una vista q esta
casa donde con POGO dinerO comprar6n
avtfculon rnuV vantainRnR 45 v. q,
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Sc VENDEN uiliones smericanoS de
los llamados smsrillos q So % par.
San Jose 19 altos. San Juan. d. p.
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Nniar eneIlecer Ia pie mas mas agrada
asea de- ,S nios De entero. Dep6slto Ell
a SONS 272s Charterhouse Square LondTes, T. O. PeTTA
~-rAT ATToN. dnicos proprietsrios, Boston, = y dc A.
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driving from her home at Thorough
fare to auckland. was thrown vio-
lently from her buggy by tho horse
running away, and suffered severe M
juries. from which her recovery VIII
be very slow.
Mr.. p c. Chamberlain is at home
again after spending several weeks m
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooke will
leave next week for Charleston, s. e.,
where they Will reside in the future.
Mr.. Brooke will have charge of tea
and dairy farm at very lucrative
salary.
Mr.. ]. d. Chamberlain, very pop
ular salesman Of Baltimore, is spend
ing a short while at his old home here
Miss Holmes Paulding, of Washing
ton, d. c., is visiting the Misses Stone
on Culpeper Street.
Colonel and Mrs. Granville Gaines
have closed their house for the win
ter, and have taken rooms at Mr.
Hugh Hamiton's.
Miss NIyra Ranlett, of New Orleans,
who has been attending school at Notre
Dame. in Baltimore, who has been on
a visit to Miss Maize Stone, has re-
turned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Chamberlain,
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will go to Radford next Friday even
ing to furnish the music for the unique
entertainment which DR.. Fisher and
the staff of the Valley View Hospital
are to give. celebrating the first an
niversary of the opening of the instr
tuition. The services of this organiza-
ton, composed entirely of college boys,
is much in demand both for the local
entertainments and those given else
where, and they always acquit them
selves in a highly creditable manner.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of the institute. a meeting held
this week, elected the following Off,
GERS to serve for the next year. Presi-
dent, James NJ. Smith: Vice President,
j. a. Clarkson; Recording Secretary, G.
c. Stone; Corresponding Secretary, II.
o. Day; Treasurer. j. G. Mitchell. The
members Of the local branch of this
great association have followed VITA
much interest the recent effort to raise
the necessary money for q new build
ing in Richmond especially the youug
men from that city. They realize the
possibilities for good that lie with an
association properly equipped and sup
ported financially by tho communities
where they are situated.
The trip to Jamestown is the allah
| sorbing topic with tho students just
| '''"' tE!i opttltl WoIh is DelnS CONC
in >the military department looking
towards fitting the corps for the pa
rades and exhibition drills which they
| VIII give While there The date for
this trip has not been definitely de-
| cided upon, but it will probably be
just before the final exercises of the
present session. The corps went in a
body to both the Buffalo and st. Louis
ENpositions, and to Charleston, their
appearance in each city receiving nue.
favorable comment.
The springllke weather carly IL
January developed much baseball en-
thusiasm that promises We'll for t,s
coming season, Some fifty applicant:
for the various positions on the dia
mond We're out for practice, and III,
coach, Mr.. s. Eckstone, WHO Will be
here early in March, will find an ahun
dance of material for training. Shcp
pard last years captain, has returnc,
\ to the institute, after severe spell
of Illness at his home. and his comm,
means much for the success Of tn
team. Heretofore V. 7. J. has bce,
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Blacksburg and
the Institute

BLACKSBURG, VA. February .
Professor and Mrs A. NJ. Soule wera
hosts at the second of their Friday
evening receptions of the season last
week. when their guests were the
members of tho }unios and sophomore
classes in Professor .soules department
and number of young ladies. TWEEN
ty-fve familiar riddles We're submitted
is the guests Tor IL test of their Skill
In guessing, and after q spirited con-
test of memory and wits, 1t was found
that four of the contestants had given
the same number of correct answers.
On the cut Cadets Cocker and Clark
son were awarded the pretty prizes
n delightful supper OF salads, sand,
witches, fruit and mints We're served.
Those present, besides the young men.
included Misses Jennings. Dnwiddlc.
Mary Bell, Margaret Spenser, Ida
Tain, Emma Walker, Ethel Reese and
Francis Fain,
The West Virginia Club OF the Viz
ginia Polytechnic Institute gave a ban
quet at Keister's restaurant last Fra
day evening. Fifteen members OF he
club We're present, and spent a jolly
evening after the manner dear to tte
heart of tho college boy. There are
a number of such clubs in the insti-
tutc. composed of the representatives,
among the student body of the various
States, or the different counties aaI
cities of Virginia, and serve not on'y
ms pleasant feature of student life
but 10 develop and keep alive spirit
of loyalty and friendship in the mem
bers.
The institute Glee Club returned frory
their trip TO Bedford City Sunday
morning, and, are enthusiastic over
their reception at the latter place,
where they gave an entertainment un
der the auspices of the Daughters o.
the Confederacy and st. Johns Cutie.
They VIII leave this week for Lynch
burg to sing at the Womap's COLLEGE
there and wll doubtless receive a,
equally cordial reception.
The institute orchestra, of ten pieces
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so successful in football that baseball
has suffered somewhat In consequence,
but chances are more favorable than
ever before for winning team this
year. ~ Ii. Warner is manager Of the
1907 team.
DR.. and Mrs. Kent Black were hosts
at n delightful dinner party SATURDAY
evening their guests being Professor
and Mrs. A. NJ. Soule. Professor john
Fain. Miss Ida Fain. Rev. ID. J. Woods.
Misses Dinwiddie. Bell and Jennings.
The little folks of the town came
in for their share OF the good times
Tuesday evening. when Argyle and
olivia Tutwiler invited them to n
birthday party from 4 to at tho
Blacksburg Inn. Each little lady was
invited to bring her doll, and Miss
Charlotte Mathews was presented with
prize for having the one that in tho
eyes of the judges was the prettiest.
After some games, dear to the childish
heart the world over, the guests welc
treated to cream cake and marguerIte.i.
Mrs. William Lybrook, Mrs. Ijains and
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ie1d again and probabilities are

field again, and probabilities are they
will be elected. The treasurer, Mr..
Dunklee. is very popular. and mas maze
an excellent officer. Mr.. Il. Q. Stearnes,
of Salem, visited several of the toWls
in the county recently, but as yet aas
made no public announcement OF as
candidacy for the Senate.
Mrs Ada Evans, of Riner. was the
guest of Mrs. D. o. Mathews for sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. Clifton Lybrook, of Roanoke.
spent few days with his mother here
during the present week.
Cadet T. b. Wcstlahen, of AleXaa-
dria, has been compelled, on account
CT ill-health to give up his studi"s
at the institute. His father was here
Wednesday, and took the young man
home.
Miss Sara Kent Bell. of Pulaski w'ts
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Kent Black,
this week.
Miss Mamie Graham. of Lexington, is
visiting Mrs. ]. e. Williams and MISS
Patton on the campus.
Miss Mamie Watson. of Chatham.
returned to her home Thursday, aftsr
a visit to her brother, Professor T. L.
| Watson.
Mr.. Fl. o. Williams, Of Richmond.
was here this week visiting his son,
who is student at the institute.
Mr. w. j. Payne. president OF the
! Anthracite Railway, was among Tue
visitors to BIacksburS this week.
Mr. I.ondo Caldwell and family, OF
the Craig's Creek vicinity, have gone
to Dan River, where they will i've
| in the future.
Mrs j. Nj. Johnson and Miss Esther
Essor will arrive next Monday to I've
the guests of Professor George w.
Walker
Mrs Kent Black and Miss Mary Boil
went to Roanoke Thursday FOR visit
of several days.
Mrs. J. r. Johnson OF ChristiansburG'
spent the week with her daughter, Mrs
Thee p. Campbell.
Mrs. Iiains. who has been at tho
Blacksburg Inn for a month, has re-
turned to her home In Baltimore
Mr.. Writ Dunlap spent several days
this week in Buchanan on legal busl'
ness.
Cadet Austin, of Roanoke, who has
been SO desperately i'll with pneumona
at the inirmary. continues to Improve
and his recovery seems to be assured
Els Is the only serious case OF Illness
among the student body this session.
Mr. Arthur l.. Lancaster was amone
the Blacksburg visitors to Roanoke
this week.
Mrs; W. S. summerel, Of Edenton, y J,
c.. will arrive early next week t.
visit her sister, Mrs. C. W. Black.
Rev A. j. Mock returns Saturday from
a ten days trip to New York.
Mr., Henry S. Hubert has entirely
recovered from his recent illness an
resumed his position in tho Bank o.
Blacksburg.
Professor and Mrs j, t. Phillips spen
Tuesday In Christiunsburg. Mrs I'M
lips Is acting as librarian at the in
stitute curing the absence of Miss Mar
Lacy,
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Couldn't Figure It Out.

The story is told OF a lank, discon-
ISOLATE looking farmer who one day DUR
ing the progress of q political meeting;
in Cooper Institute, stood on the steps
with the air of one who has been sur
feited with feast OF some sort.
do you know who's talking in there
now?" demanded a stranger briskly,
pausing for moment beside the dis
consulate farmer. .or are you just go
ing n?" ,g
no, sir. I've Just come out" said the
farmer decidedly. Mr.. Evarts Is talk
ing In there"
what about?" asked the stranger.
well, he didn't say the farmer an
swered, passing a knotted hand across
his forehead.-Youth's Companion.
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WEDDING AT cREWE

CREWE. VA. February miss Orie
shorter and Mr.. Edward Bryant were
married at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Shorter. at >
O'Clock last Wednesday night. 1t was
a pretty home wedding. with but few
besides the immediate family present.
Miss Shorter was becomingly attlred
in going away gown of such color
and fit as to greatly enhance the beauty
of the youthful wearer.
Mr.. Bryant is of the firm OF Shorter
e Bryant. and is quite a popular young
man After a trip to several of the
southern cities. they will be at home
to their friends on Carolina Avenue.
Crewe.
Miss Viola Bagby and Mr.. Charles
Inge We're married at the residence Of
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Rev c. C. Elmore, who performed tho
ceremony. Wednesday evening. re-
ception was rendered them at the home
OF the grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Inge. that night They left on thu
midnight train for South Boston. where
Mr. Inge "a valued employe OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad.
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nurse and daughter, leaves tomorrow
for Aiken. S. c.. where they viii spend
the remainder of the winter.
Miss L. Bouelegny, OF Washington, Is
at the Warren Green for u few days.
Misses Emily and Nora Herbert. Of
Alexandria. are with their sister. Mrs
j. d. Hooe, for while.
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WARREMT0N SOCIAL NOTES

WATERMELON, VA. February a.
There will be meeting OF tho Kings
Daughters ut tho residence OF Judge
IL, s. Turner on February ed from
to T, NJ. The Offering at the door
viii bo for the benefit of charity dis-
pcnscd BY the organization,
On Thursday Mrs W, III. Butler, while
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Mrs. I1ains, who has been at tho
Blacksburg Inn for a month, has ie-
turned to her home In Baltimore.
MI Writ Dunlap spent several days
this week In Buchanan on legal busl-
The Washington bee., 1907-04-27
What | Saw And Heard

lhe people are very much surprised
at the inconsistency of the colored mem
bers of the Board of Education. A man
Is permitted to make charges of a seri-
Gus character against certain teachers
and when he is called upon to produce
his proof he informs the committee that
he knows nothing against the character
OF the teachers against whom he makes
charges. The colored members vote to
sustain the man who makes the charges
and insults the teacher against whom
there is no proof.
If the colored members Of the Board
Of Education will not do their duty it
Is hoped that the white members will
see to it that the offending teacher IS
disciplined. In the Craig case the Board
Of Education has been de6ed. also
understand that the papers of the su-
perintendent have been tampered with,
which will no doubt cause a change in
the official force in the Franklin School.
l see my old friend Ex-Governor P.
B. S. Pinchback is in town. He is look
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SUCCESSFUL AGAIN.

The two successful candidates in the
recent drawing examination, Horace G.
Anderson and David V. Green, are grad
uates Of the Armstrong Manual Train
ing School. They specialized in draw
ing under the personal direction of
Messrs. w. Stanton Wormley and Boyn-
ton c. Dodson, who prepared them for
the recent test.
1t will be remembered that Anderson
led all candidates in the drawing exam
ination last year, but failed of reap
point through the opposition of a certain
HEAD. He has again demonstrated his
efficiency, as has his classmate, Green,
and will probably be assigned. DR..
Bruce Evans school may be accounted
as a normal school for the training of
teachers if he continues to turn out such
developed talent.