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The Washington times., 1907-12-22
Why Name Was Changed.

Thea domestic troubles and tie dta;n
OF an opponent in the ring clouded The
Brusso horizon. Mrs. BrUssO ALLEGED
that her husband did not support her
and sued 10 that effect. BTuss1 sold
his household goods and went 10 In
dianapolis and changed his anne. y
few months later he departed for the
Pacific coast and after that developed
very rapidly.
He kept on fighting until ne IS now
a. -he top Of his class, and sta-tci all
because his false mUstache fell OF and
he was deprived Of an easy living as a
professional lacrosse player.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
Team Standing.
Individual Averages Nine High Men,

Il went 10 a draw This was quite an
accomplishment for Burns al that time.
as his opponent was a man o. mucl ex-
perIence. Later he had a fignt wita this
same man and won in eight rounds.
Burns grew busy then in the fighting
same. Numerous bouts We're puIIc1 on
in and about Detroit. Burns snare Of
the receipts often being less than SO.
He liked the sport and stuck 70 IL. and
finally got a bout with Mike Schreck-
He lost, but attracted wider attention.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
HOW TOMMY BURNS
BECAME FIGHTER
False MuStache Fell Off,
Queering Him as
Amateur.

Tommy Burns became a heavyweight
pugilist Of the world through an acci-
dent. Being barred from al amateur
lacrosse team at Detroit after he had
been imported as a star player. he
turned his attention 20 a gymnasium
and # was discovered he had natural
qualifications of a pug. And that was
only eight years ago.
J. a. Nudge. manager OF the Euclid
cigar store in the Taylor arcade. was
secretary Of the lacrosse team that I'm
ported Burns from Gait, Ontario, 20 De
troit. At that time Burns was known
by his right uame-NOah BrussO.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
POTOMACS LEAD
REALTY BOWLERS,,
TIE FOR SECOND
Assessors or LAWYERS
Should Pull Ahead
This Week.

The Potomacs are going some in the
Real Estate League.
They are at the top Of the column
IL team standing and have a comfort
able lead in team averages.
The Lawyers and Assessors are tied
for second. but the games this week
should put one ahead.
The standing and records:
Team Standing.
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RAILWAY BOWLERS
HAVE QUIET WEEK
Averages Run About Same
AS They Were Last
Week.

A quiet week in the Washington Rail
way Relief Association Bowling League.
No changes in standing. and the in
dividuaI averages look about the same.
Smelling has lost a little. and shows
signs OF weakening. Wilson and Her
bert are having close run for second
Team Standing.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
Will Try for the Potoni&c
Eight Next
Spring.
Has Been instrumental
in Crews Unprece-
dented Success.

Carl Mueller. for four years .captaIn|
Of the Potomac club. ammo ,nred this
week that he would not be a candidate
for reelection, and with the annual
election OF officers but two months Off
the club is casting about for a man TO
assume the leadership of the crew next
season.
Mueller has declared for some time
that he would not be candidate for
reelection again. but It was thought
that. after the highly successful show
ing made by the crew this summer. he
could again De prevailed upon 10 take
charge OF its affairs. This weeh he reit-
Grated his refusal. giving as his reason
that he wished 10 try for the eight him
self next spring. and that ne had MOI
time TO train and hU the Office at once
Drury Likely Candidate.
A number Of candidates are already in
the field fer the honor. and one Of the
most likely seems TO be Joseph Drury
who rowed at Philadelphia this wear on
the victorious junior and intermediate
crews
Mueller was first elected On 1904 20 the
captaincy. and under his administration
the Potomac eights have won ma,
tional reputation IN each succeeding
regatta they have entered. until this
summer at the national regatta the
senior crew captured the senior cham.
pionship OF America.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
In His Element.

The colt doesn't break from the post
any too wei. but he even forgets 20 be
mean in this respect when He finds him
self splashing i'm the sloI. Boots Dur
nell is now using bandtges on SeweI-
He ran without them iu his last race.
Arilirta is liable 20 beat ar ~:ling but
Sewell in The mud at a mile. This
horse IS lot better than when he was
East. Trainer Johnson has the old
rogue running Ike a mill afire-
Arklrta is owned by sandy" No
Naughtou. the Eastern sporting man.
who is now settled IN this part Of the
country and engaged in the hotel busi-
ness. After every winning race Arkllrtd
is brought over from his stall 20 Nc
NaugAtOu.s resort. where he IS treated
10 all the half and half he may care
10 Quau The h8rse likes it, too. Some
times he get il before the races.
When Beer l. Not Dope
To date Steward Martin Nathanson
dope under such a reversal of con
diuons. Old BenvolIo IS good again. and
always dangerous when mud prevails.
as her mile and a half race behind By
rOnerdale attesty- COrriEan. Nine Spot.
Gene RuSscl. " ing Ting. and Dollie
Dollars are mud wonders. too. that are
90 De respected. Many OF the dry track
horses have gone to Los Angeles. Cal
While the Arcadia game has taken
away many horses and q regiment of
owners. trainers. and Jockeys Oakland
remains as stin a proposition as ever.
For instance, there were thirty-nine
books on at Oakland, as against fifteen
at Arcadia on the latter's inaugural
day.
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Roanoke Social News.


tsprcini to rlic Times ispatch.1
ROANOKE, VA. November 9.--At no
time in the hlrtory of I.oanoke since the
days Of tho spaiilsll-A merican War linvo
the Roanoke women been as busy as they
hsse tl,is week. preparing Or The opening
oi THE Southwest Virginia Festival i,ext
week.
They hvr transformed the armory
building into n fairy palace Az previously,
stated the festival Will be undrr th6N
auspices Of the woman's civic Bcttcrncnt
League. aud every section Of the city viii
b. represented nj the vario,sI booths.
Fr!dhy at the home of Mrs Charles Fen-i
s,trn,mchSr and a most tinIlgiitful tnunlcal
...sst.tii was enjoyed by about forty guests
The two Shakespeare clubs OF the city
linye begun their study OF two plays VI
seaksspcare Tie soutiiwest Club VIII pre-
ctnt a play later In the scnson
The Roanoke German club gave a delight
niEht Many yyitlts girls were present.
Or ~irrc SHE viii spend the winter With
ldidti,cs.
M,s Il. H. Fairfax Inns returned from
Iirit 10 l,.r phrrn;s. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
EB,ly. OF Washington.
NrR. -. r. sites has returned from visit
~ her mother. Mrs. John Harmon. In
Miss Mary wharton is visiting friends iii
Ri hmond.
Miss reitis q. 1sowyer left Thursday for
Richmond. wero she Will spend the win
Ter i+tt
Miaes jamie and Mary Flgset lave re-
ltned from, Petersburg
Miss Sadie Appdrson. Of Lynchburg. who
las been Visiting here cousin. Miss Mary
y. Appcrmafi. returned home Thursday.
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Franklin Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

( FRANKLIN. VA, November 9.--Dr. ]. a.
Norneet, OF Norfolk. w.. and Mrs. T. O..
Elan. of Roanoke, Va, We're the guests OF
MI. and Mrs. j. c. Parker this week.
Rev. w. G. Savage and wife. OF Church,
land. Va. are visiting Mr.. j. l.. Camp and
fpmly, OF this place
Mr.. J. G. Parker was in Richmond Tues
day on business.
Miss Leila Nortieet, Of Norfolk, Va, aud
Miss Virginia Rnwls. of Carrsyille. Va, are
guests OF Mrs. a. L. Gardner, on High
Street
Miss Julia Rrewer. OF Danvillc, Va. is
'the guest OF Miss Rebie fMoyler, on Clay
Street this week.
Mrs. Joe Bynlm Gay gaze u reieptlon at
her homo on Fourth Avenue last Tuesday
evening to her sister, Miss Susie Gardner,
In honor of her approaching marriage TO
AR w II. Fierce, OF Danvilc on Wednes-
day. the eth The house was beautifully
decorated with yellow shrysanthemums.
phlnls anu ferns. Mrs. BENJAMIN Holt and
Mrs lohn Williams presided over tho
punch bowl. while, Mrs, u II. Jones, Mrs.
q. G. Vaughan, ,Jf.. Mrs. l1 S. Eley and
Mrs. C. H. Rowland served the guests in
the ,iining-room withfdelielous Refreshments.
\ Miss Annie f. Gay. of Whaleyyilln Na't
visited her brother Mr. J, b. Gay, on
Fourth Avenue last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Parker, OF SUFFOLK Va. was
the genst OF Mi. i, C.'Parkrr and family
Mrs Elspy oardsn! Of New York city is
visiting her sister, Mrs Rebsccn Watkins,
on High Street.
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Nelson Social News.
Especial 70 Tbs Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
y IOYINGSTON.F VA, November 9.--Afiss
Mary r. Moore, OF Colleen. formerly Of
Manchester, Va, an attractive daughter vi
Mrs, Sallic ! stoore was happily welded
TO Mr., William B. Bayard. a popular young
mar of Mpssles Mill. in the parsonage par
lor her Monday at 3 2. NJ, The interest
ms ceremony performed by Rev, H. II. 81
Martin. was witnessed by number of the
Ilovlngston young people. Recent aftllction
in the home OF the bride, the death Of
q, very quiet ono, rho young couple lert al
once, amid the warm congratulations ct
the entire company present for their home
al nlassies Mill
I AIR. Al. Is, Estes and his. daughter, Miss
Lula Estes, returned recently from a plens-
ant trip to Jameitown.
s Miss Mamie Estes is spending some time
with relatives and friends In DanvllIe and
at Swansonvlle. Va,
4 Mr. l., IT. Sheffield, who was In Raleigh,
n, C.. last week Wiil return there Thurs
tluy for two weeks stay.
Miss Evelyn PEBBLES Is home from a dc.
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Caroline Social News.
Especial to The Times- Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dtspetchl
BOWLING GREEN, VA, November o.
Mrs. Charles \. ,Jeasen has re,prned to her
.l,nn,e after a visit of several days to her
husband at Tho University Of Virginia.
DR.. Robert T, f;lassell is spending some
tiins at the eSpostlon,
Dr.. and Mrs. G. s. Webb are on II visit
,totthe old home Of Mrs. Webb in Orange
comfy.
M, md Mrs. n. q Valentine and family
have returned home after pleasant visit
TO relatives In Knoxville, Tenn.
Nh " G. Trlce, wlo has been In the
employ Of Mr.. g., r. Dorsey, has accepted "a
'ppsition with Nj, j. y. Bronddus at Rap
lpuhannocls AcademH.
Rey. r. l.. BusbS will leave on Monday
for the Methodist Episcopal Conference,
South which Scppyenes In Petersburg.
Mrs, Travis of thM lawn Hotel. has re-
turned after a weeks visit ~ tho sSposl-
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Scottsville Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

SCOTTSVILI4E, VA, November s.
Messrs. J. Fred Fair and Gustus Fair,
Misses Beal. near scottsville. recently:
Mr.. W. II. Paulett and family, OF
Fluvanna. will move to scottsville on
December LIST. They will occupy the
Norfolk, visited "Chesters this week.
e Mrs. NJ. |. Dunn and children left q,
few days ago for Clifton Forge, where
Mrs. G. Ii. Nicholas is visiting rcla-
ftIves in Cumberland.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Douglas Rincaid. of
"Hatton Grange" visited Scottsvtlle.
Mr.. II, 4 Wade, OF Richmond visited
Miss Pearl Jefferles has returned
a visit to friends in Rishmond,,
Mrs r; i; .; Hughs,;S;, Of Aryonia, SPENT
Mrs. w, J. BURGESS left this week
for her home In Richmond. after. spetlef-
ing several weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. 4. E. GladWell Is visiting her
Mrs, Virginius Johns, of Portsmouth,
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs w.
ID, Patteson this week.
Miss Nancy Hill has retarned from
n trip to sRicllpond.
Mrs; Miles =, Heath left Monday for
Lovtngston. Nelson county:
Mrs ". Al Coleman, OF NLtynehpurS,
Mrs. J. Martin Moon has returned
TO her home in Richmond after a visit
70. relatives here.
Mr.. Sidney Barnett, of Covesville,
was In the town on the 4th,
~ Mrs. NJ, @. Davis and SON Willie left
Thursday for the exposition,
Mrs. G, w. Briggs, who has baen at
the Memorial Hospital. Richmond. for
several weeks, has returned home fully
restored to her usual state OF health.
Mrs, j., N, Aioon'is at home again
after q visit to her daughter in New
port News. E
rScpttsyllle O. few days ago.
Il severe spell OF Illness.
q Miss LiHzie Fair, OF Richmond. yis-
q tied relatives In Fhlyunna this week,
Mr., Bennie Ipnes spent seYeral days
last week at his old home hare.
Mr.. ThoTnhill Londerees OF chilyan,
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w. Va, is visiting his parents near.

/
". Va, is visiting his parents near
Scottsuille.
Miss Clara. Pitts will leave for Nor
folk Friday to attend the marriage of
Miss Eunice White.
AIr. and Mrs, J. Il. Pitts and little
danghtar, Virginia. have returned. from
"a visit OF few days to the exposition.
Mrs. w. S.; Dorrler Is spending the
week at Belle Haven"
Miss Alice Powers of Clarke county.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. D. r..
Powers and family. has returned home.
. Mr.. VIM. Lambert, of Fluyanna, killed
four fine wild turkeys last week. which
lie shipped from here to Richmond.
+ Mrs. A, g. Horsley and children. of
Wa.ininater. We're guests OF Mrs. Nah
mic Gtlmer last week.
Or. fired 4. Jones. synodical evan
gelist, VIII begin a series Of meetings
In the Presbyterian Church next Sum
day at 1870 in the morning,
Mrs. Kyle Christian, Of Manteo, who
has been visiting relatives here, has
returned home.
Mrs. r. r. Peasants and little dangh-
ter Ann. are guests of Mrs. w, g. White.
at Hardware.
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Salem Social News.
specIal 10 The Tlmes-Dispatc

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.] NJ
SALEM. VA. November 9.-hIiss Laura
Painter is visiting her sister, DIR. Margaret
Fainter. at Marion. Va.
Ny, Q. l., Stearnes is at home again after
several months absence on business.
Miss Nellie Phillips. who has spent the
past month visiting friends in Kings Noun
tain. n. c.. returned to Salem Tuesday.
After several days spent at the home of
ilis parents on High Street Mr.. A. n. Bow
man, Jr., returned Wednesday to ;Gharlottes
s'tyS
Mr.. Zen copennayen is visiting his par
.ents in WytheYille
DR.. William Ferguson left Thursday for
New York City. where he Will spend the
next three months In special study
Nh. Campbell Cline. OF Concord n. c., is
t.le CUES. Of Pr. L. a, Fox on High Street,
Miss Margie Logan returned Thursday
nom Norfolk, where she has been visiting
friends for the past two weeks.
Mrs. T. y. Duncan, OF Denver, Col. is
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Re.,cntlon At nlnekstpne.

ACKSTONE, VA, November 81
"A most delightful reception was given
bv the. Misses Spencer on SATURDAY,
afternoon last, from !. to o'clock, In
honor OF their guest. Mrs McCargo. of
New York. Although II severe rain
was falling at the Time, the RECEIPT ions
of, the Misses Spencer peing always 50
pleasant, there were but few invited
who failed to attend.
The parlors were he,,utiflllly deco
rated with palms and cut flowers, and
soon after, arriving the guests were
invited to engage In u guessing con-
lest taken from Mother Goose rhytnes,
The prizes were WON by Mrs, r. nil-
lard and MIS- McGargp,s Later delight
fill refreshment i. ~ ere served. s.5 III Is,
Those present We're Mesdames Nc
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ghtful visit to the exposition.

lightful visit to the exposition.
Mrs. NJ. X. Estes Jr visited friends IN
I..nchburg last week.
Miss Annie r. King, of the Shipman
community, Is visiting Miss Emma Watkins
of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. j. A. Petit. of Roselnnd. is spending
ing few days In Lynchburg.
DR.. j. "A. Petit will attend the annual
meeting of the Virginia Medical Society at
Chase City Va. next week. lie also eN-
pect to spend Il day or two at the Virginia
annual conference in Petersburg.
Mrs Grace Sneed was Mt LoNingston for
sel eral days last week.
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Northumberland Social News.
\ [speplal 10 Ihc Tlmesr plspatci,,l

4 lIEATHsYILLE. VA November 9.--7
Mrs. a, s. Rico has ratnrned from q
trip to relatives in Baltimore,
/ Mr. C, L. Richardson Is in Cape
Charles on business.
& Miss Linda Snow Ii visiting rela-
.uyesg I'm Raltimpre,
Mas Lula Downing left here this
morning for Mon goMery, W, Va, where
isle viii he goyerncss In the famllysDf
.Dr. @. y. Henderson,
Miss q enepi eve Smit returned Friday
from a two weeks yasi t TO- ralatlNe IN
V Nj. and Mrs. Charles Sterling returned
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Dillwyn Social News.

Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
: DILLWYN, VA, November 9.-Air.
j. ". kenney has just returned from
short trip to Richmond, his former
home
MIS-. Tyler, of Hot Springs, Va. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. a, W. Moore.
of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moss visited rela-.
tiyes near Manteo on Sunday last,
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7o-llorrow and Continuing for One Week.
MEDICINES.

j
s5c Atwood's Bitters ............17c
l5c A1cock's Porous Plasters Isle
Soc ArnDur's Beef Extract .....3tc
25c 1,ellndonna Plasters .........Oc
75c Beef. Wine and Iron .........0c
15c Bottle Qutnine ..............sc
l5c Charcoal Tablets &c
CSC Chamberlain Cough Syrup lie
5Oc pink's Dyspepsia Tablets:
best remedy made. one box to
a customer .11c
zoe Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, lie
SOC Eskay's Food .............-.34 c
SOC Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 2Sc
s1.0o Hooper Tasteless Cod Liver
1oc Harlem on ....5........... .s1sc
s1.00 Hyo1nei outfit 71c
soc Lapact!c Pills 600 in bottle). c3c
csc Laxative Quinine Tablets,
cures cold in one night BIC
SI.O0 McGill's Orange Blossoms. Csc
soc Marsh Root, best liver and
kidney remedy made ......... .3Gc
lib. 20-Mule-Team BoraN ..lIHc
soc Best Quinine made. ounce
bottle ....... .24c
1oc Quinine Pills, grains, per
1 "G Rh .;i 49,, &c
sl.0O Red Seal Sarsparilla. best
for blood, rheumatism. catarrh,
kidney and general tonic; ono
bottle to a customer 3Dc
10c Tragle's Headache Tablets
Ono cure no pay ......... .4fsc
10c Tragle's Forty Little Liver
4, pills, best for all liver trou-
soc Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. .s5c
csc Winslow Soothing Syrup .... lie
sl.00 Warner Safe Cure -..-.... .73c
25c Warner Ttree-Grain Lithia
15c Red Raven Splits ...... like
csc Simmons Liver Regulator j. lie
25c 4-ounce bottle Peroxide Hy-
csc leounce Drlxogen. lie
SOC Lady Webster Dinner Pills,
per dozen. DC; per hundred. -. .2cc
{ 75c Warner Cascara Carthartic
Pills. per dozen. Sc, per hun
dred ......... 1880. ...... .ASc
$1.00 b. B. E. for the blood ......O7c
X csc Citrate of Magnesia-....... lie
csc Seidiitz Powers G0 sets in
boN) ......... ........15c
s1.00 Pe-ru-tone. the best tonic
and strength builder made;
special this SAFE .....s...l......5 SOC
Csc Gunnell Catarrh Cream ......17c
Csc Irwin Rheumatic Liniment....17c
Csc Dixie Nerve and Bone LINZ
s1.0Ol Valentine Meat Juice ......73c
soc Pazo Ointment Observation-Disclosures c
2Sc Taylor Arnica SalNe .........15c
N2bc Taylor's Pile Salve .......... ICE
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RI ziil.
7ea y!
Never Fails 10
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
70 its NATURAL COLOR

No matter how long it has been
gray or faded, Promotes a luxlr-'
liant growth Of healthy hair, Stops
its falling out. and positively re-
moves Dandruff. Keeps hair soft
and glossy. Refuse-a substitutes.
is NOT "a DYE.
RESULTS GU ARANTEEDi
phtlp tIny spec,Go, NeWagk.
S0c. and 81 bottles. at druggists.
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the guest Of Mrs. John Bushnell.
Mr.. Hal Gitboncy. of Wytheville, spent
several days in town this week
DIR. j. Alfred Morehead has left on an ex-
fenced trip North in the Interest of Roam
clie College.
leans La. are the guests of Mrs. w. w.
-insley.
!. Miss Sue Kelly, who has spent the past
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EXTRA SPECIAL.

EXTRA SPECIAL.
7Sc Bulb syringe, screw con-
ncction. pipes, In p0lished
Onk wood box .......,.......:Dc
.5c Grny's Cofiec, Us pounds, in
nir-tlght cams ................ 49c
SOC Grny's Mixed Breakfast Tca,,
h-pOnnd cans .........-.... lie
Toe Witch Haxel VERY beat do1-
BILE slistll1edD. only 1 quart TO
customers bring bOttle; per
qunrt ....'.:-.... ...-..f- ...-;...AS
$500 Red Seal snrsapnriiin. best
for blood, cilfnrrl,, rIleuMh tIsti,
kidneys AMI general tonic;
one bottle TO cnch customer. .39c
rolls for ................. 10c
sc Toilet Paper, Hat package, o
10r ........i. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lbc
Ice Toilet sonp. 3 cnken In bnx. De
Zoe Clothes Brush ............... Sc
25c Rat and Roach Paste. DC
soc Camphnr or PareEoric, 4
onnce bottle ..-..........l: I.c
Zoe ynnilln OF, Lemon Extract. &c
NE Shoe Paste Polish. -......-..a1.c
Zoe CosmO ButternilE Soap. .4I.c
Zoe Combs, STRONG metal back, .31ac
Zoe Dressing Combs .SMc
sc Giyccrlne. Violet, Turkish
bath or Rose SOaD, per cake. &c
:5c Face Powder Observation-Disclosures. DC
TRUSS DEPARTMENT.
Our Truss Department contains
everything to be found in truss
store. at about one-half the price
charged by others.
Sl.2a Truss. Observation-Disclosures. D.tc
S2.OO truss ..-...s...s' coc
S21O Truss .,.............$I.4 C
$500 Ladies' Shoulder and Back
Braces ...... ........ ..E.....S1..0
$1.0O Gentlemen Shoulder Braces, 6Dc
soc Suspensory Bandage ....... BE
75c Suspersory Bandage .3Dc
S1.00 o. r. c. Suspensory Band
age ........-.... ........... .b:Sc
COFFEE AND TEA.
S5c lib. Gray's Fine Coffee zoe
T5c 21s lib. Grny's Fine Coffee. .4Oc
25c y lib. Mixed Breakfast Tea. lie
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Monday from two weeks visit to
Mary land and the exposition.
i Miss boswell Shirley isleStremely i'll
with inflammation of the throat.
Miss Homoiselle Stuart, of King
George, is visiting at the home Of her
cousin, Mr.. r.. S. Brent.
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Cargo. of New York; j. M. Harris, r. II.
billiard, Il. Il. crone, T. p. Epes, E. g.
Fshburne. Fl. Seay, Ct. Seay, l.. G..
Tucker, w. "A. Land, G. II. Robertson.
w. G.. Archer and Misses S. Bland and
II, Harris
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TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT.


25c Arnica Cream lie
sl00 Ayers Hair Vigor .....,. orc
1hc I3nv Rum ...........,....... Sc
15c Cold Cream ................ Sc
DC camrhor Ice ,........ &c
25c Garwood's Florida Water. ~. .l7c
SOC Hard Rubber D-lnch Combs. Bic
25c Hard Rubber S-inch Combs. 10c
15c Hard Rubber finch Combs. :. /. DC
$500 Hooper Hair Restorsr, the
best most pleasant hair grower
soc fines; Honey Almond cream. arc
25c Lyons Tooth Powder Zoe
e5c Mead & Bakers Carbolic
Mouth Wash ..... .............10 c
nc nc Satl Glippsr s: i..,. s I've
csc Rose Cream for the Hands. /. lie
Soc Quinine Hair Tonic; a good
s5 ea'r r faeMes carboiic Mouth nc
Wash: money refunded IL not
the best on the market; one
bottle to q customer. ....... lGc
75c Princess May Florida Water. .87c
25c Tet!ow's Gossamer Powder. 14c
16c Violet Ammonia, 1-pint bot
800 Coke Dandruff Cure ..... .lsc
25c Palmer's Skin Success ...... 15c
lie Bay Rum Hair OIL ......... DC
Csc Wampole Formaloid Tooth
faSIs -....... NC
csc Gentlemen Barber Combs. l5c
15c Gentlemen Barber Combs. :. 90
75c Ladies' Extra Heavy I'm
breakable. Hard Rubber Combs, 4Sc
zoe Breast Pumps tic.
35c one pound Violet Talcum
Powder $500. Ice
1oc whittemore's Black or Tan
Combination Shoe Polish eye
Csc Roger & Galiet Toilet Pow
soc Hayes Hair Health ........ SOC
25c Enthymol Tooth Paste 1885,. .lGc
25c Paateurine Tooth Paste. 1Bc
&c Palmer's Violet Talcum :. i. .lI11c
2bc PizZoni Powder .ll1.c
2bc Sanitol Tooth Powder $500. .1Ds
zoe Prophytol Tooth Powder. :. {. !. 1Oc
25c Carnation Cream ...........,. DC
SOC Parker's Hair Balsam ...... $50
Sl.OO Aanthine .........7Jc
75c Richmond Hair Dye ...... SIC
$1.50 Oriental Cream ........ .41.OS
7ac Magnolia Balm ........... soc
Csc Antiseptic Tooth Powder.
best powder for whitening the
teeth ........ lac
2oc Tooth Wash ................. DC
25c Almond Cream ........,.....1O Toe
lac Petroleum Jelly ............S 1sc
26c Satin Skin Powder. ......... lSc
25c Almond Meal 15c
soc Oriental Massage Cream. Bic
soc Cream Lilas, elegant French
greaseless toilet cream 49,. .aOc
35c Imported Bay Rum 1Oc
25c Face Powder, flesh or white, Dc
25c Violet Talcum Powder. 49,. Zoe