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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The cruiser Des
Noines has arrived at Boston. the gunboat
Wasp at Wilmington, the cruiser Milwaukee
a; La Union, San Salvador, h transport
Prairie at Hampton Roads, the gunboat
Wolverine at Marquette, the gunboat Hell
ella at Shanghai and he monitor Amphi-
trl;e Gt Lea gue Island.
Tho battleships Ohio and Minnesota have
sailed from Hampton Roads for q cruise
o" Chesapeake Capes, the collier Lebanon
from Norfolk to destroy a wreck, the collier
hicxander from Chefoo for Cavite and the
tag Rocket from Norfolk for Indian Head.
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Soon to Begin on Cape Cod Canal.

BUzzARD's BAT. July s.-There are re-
ports that the actual work Of construction
Of the Cape Cod Ship Canal VIII begin within
thirty days. Engineer Parsons and his as
sociates AVE been here for several days
going over the line Of tho canal. The money
to cover I'M damages has been deposited
with the county treasurer, and unless work
il begun within three months after June @,
$4,000 will be forfeited by the canal CON-
DaDy.
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VISIT OF ADMIRAL YAMAMOTA.
President, Navy N Japan Society Going
TO Entertain Him.

President, Navy and Japan Society Going
to Entertain Him.
Admiral Baron Yamamota Of the Japan
ese Navy. Japanese Minister OF Marine
during the war with Russia. 10 due to arrive
In New York tomorrow morning on the
Carmania. Lieut.. Henderson will 60 down
TO Quarantine to meet him on behalf of
Rear Admiral Goodrich. commandant OF
the Brooklyn navy yard. but the visit Of
the Admiral and his suite OF five nava
officers to the navy yard is not expected
to take place until some day later.
Tomorrow afternoon Rear Admiral
Goodrich expects TO pay his respects to tho
Baron at the Holland House. On Thurs
day the visitors will be guests OF the
Japan Society OF America at luncheon at
the Astor. Among the other guests will
be Rear Admiral Evans. who is to COM
mand the American feet shortly to be sent
to the Pacific. Rear Admiral Goodrich and
Rear Admiral Davis. each with his full
staff. One Of the principal speakers will
be Rear Admiral Coghlan. Ambassador Aoki
and Mr.. Thomas j.. O'Brien. the newly
appointed Ambassador to Japan. are ex-
pccted 10 make addresses. E. II. Harri-
man and Jacob II. Schif have taken tables
with other prominent financial men in
terested In Japan.
On Friday Admiral Yamamota and his
party will be guests Of he President at
luncheon at Oyster Bay.
Are you going to show the Admiral
everything at the navy yard'" Lieut. Hem
derson was asked yesterday.
Everything that's open for inspection
was the smiling reply.
A month in the United States and back
to Japan will complete Admiral Yamanota's
trip around the world. The jamestown
Exposition and various American dock
wards and shipyaYds are on his schedule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-09
Pittsburg Briber Pleads Guilty.

PITTsBURo, July SIN the Tube City
Railroad bribery case this morning Presi-
dent C. 8. Cameron Of the Pittsburg and
Tube City Railroad entered a plea OF nolo
~contendere wien his trial on the charge Of
conspiracy to bride was called. Judge
Evans accepted the plea and announced
that he would sentence Cameron as soon
as the other cases against him are disposed
of
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ADMIRAL BROWNsON RETIRED,
But VIII StIl Remain at the Head OF tho
Bureau OF Navigation.

WASHINGTON. July s.-Rear Admiral w.
H. Brownson. Chief Of the Bureau OF Navi-
cation. was placed upon the retired List
to-day. having reached the g Of o. years.
However, he will continue indefinitely in
the discharge OF his present duties. For
the second time within recent years the
bureau is to be presided over by an officer
on the retired list.
and now president OF the Board Of Con-
struction, continued in active duty as Chief
Of the Bureau Of Navigation for a long
time after ne was placed on tho retired
list. Admiral Brownson is vigorous and
healthy n at the height OF his mental
powers, and is as anxiousto remain on active
duty as the Department 10 to AVE him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-09
Ratincations OF Dominican Treaty Ex.
changed.

WASHINGTON. July s-The United States
and Santo Domingo to-day exchanged
Publications OF the Dominican treaty.
which has been a subject Of controversy
for nearly two years. The exchange was
made at the State Department this after
noon between Acting Secretary Bacon aud
Minister Joubert OF Santo Domingo. Il
only remains now for the Presidents OF the
two countries to proclaim the treaty to put
II into effect and operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-09
Morton Plant and Family in London

Morton Plant and Fhmf1y IN IOndOn.
Special cabk Despatch TO TIE SUN.
LONDON, July s.-Morton Plant and
his family AVE arrived in London after a
lengthy automobile tour Of France and
Germany. Mr.. Plant is in robust health.
He says the trip has done him a lot Of good.
He will sail for the United States on July Is.
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Iopdon Hears Mr.. Van Alien II III.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON, July s.-The friends here OF
James J. Van Allen, who 10 now game shoot
ING In Canada. have received word that his
health is in a very bad state.
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navy orders we're issued,

l!cs' Admiral q. q. Rciter. retired. continue
p'e,vnt duties as member Lighthouse Board. Do
p.tuarnt y! Commerce and Labor, washington
Cht' further order.
'"amodorc W. II. Beehler. RETIRED. continue
.a,r",rut duties as commandment OF the Naval sta
u. Key West, until further orders,
.lna!m Id1rc A. v. WadhaIns, retired. from navy
yifC. Norfolk. &c. to home.
Commodore r. r.. Sawyer. retired, from com
~'-Hata, training station, New port. to home.
'unlnOdorr J, II. Dull, retired. from coinmsn-
uia' Naval Station, San Francisco. &C, to home,
ZAP >, D y. Stuart. from recruiting station.
NrN YORK, Ia Norfolk as Captain OF yard.
l"u' Commander n. n. Price, when discharged
u'm treatment al Naval Medical School Hospital.
Ng'lls'nn T,suTc duties on board the Ollo.
lieut. j. ;, Green. from the Indiana W home
a'l wit ordrrt
lieut. J. Y. pabcock, from command Of the Trux-
W' 'n c~onlnlaLd ~ the Lawrence.
'halgn i. q. Fitch, from treatment at General
iI' 'llhi Foft Bis ard, TO home and three months
NG.@lgman Il. =. Scuddcr, from the Tra1tua to
Assistant Surgeon G. T. Grayson. 70 Washington.
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Army and Navy Orders.

N~ssIiNGroS. July s.-These army order were
is,Jrd to-day:
. Capt. Conrad II. LAMA, ouarterrnaster 70 wash
lNgtOn
, FIRST Lieut.. John J. FuImer. Seventh Infantry,
. detailed for recruiting service ct Fort SiocunI.
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MUST SENATOR'S RE ELECTEDr
Senate Adopts q Resol tito Referring ths
Question 60 the Judiciary Committee.


ALBANY, July s.-The Senators are much
concerned about Attorney-G General Jack
sons opinion that Senators must be elected
this fall. h majority Of the Republican
lawyer Senators do not agree with the
Attorney-General and Senator Raines's an
swer was the following resolution, which
was adopted by the Senate and will be
adopted by the Assembly on Wednesday:
Whereas the Attorney-General has given
as his opinion that an election OF Senators
is necessary this year under the constitutional
apportionment Of 1894. and presumably he
would hold such election necessary under
any new apportionment m ade this year: n
Whereas IL is believed by many that an
binary session of the Legislature and also
that no apportionment would be valid unless
@ se%Sly Ss ana z seRss toTisi Districts i.sTSSa as aso ssts sSs
by the constitutional apportionment Of 1924
R%esoired M the Assembly concur,, that
the Judiciary committees OF the Senate and
Assembly be directed to Jointly consider The
questions involved and to report their con.
moment possible. 80.
Terms OF Public Service Commissioners.
ALBANY, July s.-When Gov. Hughes sent
the nominations OF the Public Service Com
missioners 3 the Senate tonight the Gov
ernor designated their terms as follows:
New York City Commission-Wiliam H.
Wilcox of New York city. chairman, term
six years; William McCarroll, Brooklyn, Ave
years; Edward NJ. Bassett, Brooklyn, -four
years; Milo Roy Maltbie, New York city,
three years; John Z. Eustis. New York city.
two years.
Upstate Commission-Frank W. Stevens.
Jamestown, chairman. term six years;
Charles Hallan Keep. Buffalo. five years;
fThnnaa Mott OQhOrnQ laihllrn four xraarr.
Martin s. Decker, New Paltz, three years:
James s. Sague. New Hamburg, two years.
The nominations were referred to the
Finance Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Fredericksburg Social News.
tsnec,., IN The Time,.D,spa.ch. i

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
FREDERICkSBuRG, Va. December
the TUESDAY night Card Club at hor
home. on Hanover Street. large
number OF members were present Miss
Mamie firklen won the first prize,
and Miss Edith Barber secured the
BOBBY
Miss Alexander. of Washington, is
the guest of Miss Josephine Maddox for
the holidays.
Miss Susie NJ. Bradley has gone 70
ile.. brother. Mr.. Charles s. Bradley.
Mr.. H. x. Sweetser is visiting his
old home in Wabash, Ind.
Mr.. T. F. Knox. who Is connected
pany. is here. the guest OF his parents.
AR and Mrs. D. Fl. Knox.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett, of Alex
andria. will spend the holidays with
ssr sst s,ss hs Mssss Waller at Vide
Sir. n. j. Tyler has. gone to Char
lottesville to spend the winter with
his daughter. Mrs. W. L. Bishop.
tnessaa the q 9r from f
Roads OF the big naval fleet for the
Pacific.
Mr.. c. NJ. Chichester. of the univer-
sity of Virginia. is at his home in Stat
ford for the holidays.
Miss Lizzie Kelly has. returned from
On extended visit to Richmond.
AIessrs. w. T. Leavell, B. H.sBullock
and John w. Allison. Jr... are enjoy
visiting her mother. Mrs. w. II. Fitz.
hugh. here. has returned to her home
In Washington.
Richmond county. were guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Quest
at "Snowden."
The family of Mr.. S. w. somcrville
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Mrs. Cornelius Beale. of Washington,
is visiting her parents on Iorner Ave

in Gkarlottesviii san for some ONE Tine TIM Ds re-
turned home entirely recovered from
her recent tndispositlon on Friday.
the T unit aery states Army, is in Warren
ton to spend the Christmas holidays.
Already the young ladies nnd gen
tlemens who are attending the various
schools and universities are arriving
Mr.. j. Stuart White, of William and
day night, and the other boys" and
young ladies will arrive this week.
Mrs. s. a. Appleton and family left
Joined them later In the week.
Mr.. "A. K. Kennedy Ia again In town
for several days.
Mr. 9. A, Owens. OF North H. Ca .n
In Washington this week as the guest
OF N1essrs. Maury and Mason Curtis.
Judge u, s. Turner also spent Sow
eral daya this week In the city and
Y M aiissss Ma1y ", Kennedy visited mrs;
days the early part of the week.
Mrs. Edwin King issnt home for the
pM4 n V a T!e rs s. tsx eiGis
visited fr!endH in town this week,
Mr., Noryol Lnny. tho popular and
iat1lolent insurance agent. WAA In $tawn
aort While thls ,wssk nom.
Mrs. il Wlthers has returned home
after q asl!shtfuI Visit to friends ~
wssa'ssss' 4. nsx y. q s s
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Lync,hburg SocialNews
lsspecIal 10 rhe r-Imes. DI.palch.l


LYNcI1DURG, VA, December si.--
Mr. Arthur Coin, OF New York city, is
spending several days at his old home
here.
Mr.. w. n. stratton. IL former resident,
put now OF Atlanta, Ga. is spending
MISS Kitty Langhornc has returned
to her home at Eyington. after u
pleasant visit with friends In the city.
,,,, MISS !, GLADYS Tauntleroy, Of LyInch,s
the city for some days, has returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. strouse, of Salem.
spent Wednesday ln the city with Mr..
route for Florida to spend their eighth
consecutive winter In the resorts OF
Misses Ethel Rucker and Bessie
{. Il Dickinson. Ut Buena Vista. :
Captain George p. Shackelford. of
nichmond, was in Lynchburg during
thu. early portion of the week.
her home In the city after d visit. to
Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond.
Miss Mamie T.. Davis Ia at home
after a visit TO the family Of Judge S.
b. Witt In Richmond.
number of gentlemen from Lynch
burg were guests of the students OF
the Sweet Briar Institute Monday even
day evening at an informal dance. me
dancing lasted from TO lI:3V O'CLOCK,
and ices ware served us Refreshments.
Cards have been Issued for the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Fannie
Coleman. of Atwood, Amhest county,
to Mr.. j. L. Leet, the marriage to take
place on January SIN. at the home OF
the bride. Mr.. Leet is the telegraph
operator for the Chesapeake and Ohio
at Waugls.
At Court Street Methodist Church on
Christmas morning at II o'clock there
Will be union services which Will be
participated in by members of all the
Methodist churches. Rev. John w.
Shackford. of Rivermont Avenue will
deliver the sermon.
Mr.. ]. Henry Robertson. formerly OF
this city. who has been with the Har-
risonburg Times since Its inception in
the capacity of city editor, has re-
Gently severed his connection with that
paper. and is now with the local staff
OF the News of the same city.
Mr.. Hogshead. who was assistant
chief engineer of the Light and Trac-
tion Company here, has been trans
ferred to Roanoke, where he has been
made chief engineer OF the new power
house OF the Roanoke street Railway.
Mrs. r. L. Landrum, who on last
Saturday was operated on for appen-
dicitis at St Andrews Home. liz re-
ported to be doing well.
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Blacksburg Social News.
ispeciai 10 r'ho Tlmea. Dispatch.

lspecia, to Tho Times. Dlspatch.l
BLAgKSBuRa, VA December s1.,
ment OF the Presbyterian sunday
school Thursday afternoon at the
formers home on Roanoke Street. The
w t,s faks seme thirty IN number
one received presents OF various kinds.
home was decorated with Christmas
holly and evergreen. and there was a
table full Of ali sorts Of edibies to de-
light tho children who were present.
Mr.. Charles II. Holloway. assistant
snperlntcndent of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute dairy, left Blacks
~ burg r y, tonight FOR Tavestock. Ontario,
y. N1cTavish. After a wedding trip,
Mr.. Holloway will bring his bride TO
B;lacksburs, where they Will make
Miss Laura Cooper. who has been
the guest of Mrs. q. Fl. Jamerson for
several weeks, left Wednesday, for her
home In Michigan.
Dr., Frank Is. Wilson left Thursday
for Columbus, Miss. to spend the holt
days with his wife and children. who
are there for the winter.
Professor Alfred w. Drinkard has
gone to his home at Rustburg to spend
two weeks.
Professor Pitt S. Murrill and Miss
Minnie Murrill. of the Bowling Green
Seminary, In Caroline county. are at
their home here for the holidays. !.
Mrs. j. II. Shultz and two sons left
"Wednesday to visit the formers par
ents In Lynchburg.
Nell Walker, of PULASKI, and Mr..
George Walker. OF Hampden-sidney.
are at the home of Professor Walker
for the Christmas vacation.
MISC I,fla Eafu 1eavea thfg evpnfnp
to spend two weeks with her brother
Professor Fain. at the University Of
Georgia.
Or; and Mrs. II, H. Hudnall, Of the
leave Saturday to visit the Misses
Peters In Lynchburg.
The Misses Mitchell. of Lockhaven
Pa. left FOR their home Tuesday. after
Mrs. W. =. Angel gel who ' has been with
her son, Instructor Angel. for severa
months. left for her home In Ohio
Thursday night.
DR.. J. G. F'erneyhough OF Burkeville
State Veterinarian, Is visitor on ths
campus this week.
| President Barringer. of the institute
was called to Norfolk on Thursday
and while there will visit tho State
| trucking farm, not far from the city.
| little daughter have gone to Shawsyillt
| for the holidays.
| Misses jamie Dinwiddfe and o. NJ
Jennings, of the BlacksburS High
School, have gone to their homes fol
| the vacation.
Misses Mary and Ethel Lacy. of tbs
Institute Library. left to-day foi
Wytheville to spend Christmas.
| Mrs. j. " Johnson left Thursday fol
| Charlottesville to visit her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Martin. for two weeks. Mr.
johnson Will join her there next week
/ Mr.. Grady Henderson, of the Dublin
Institute, is spending the holidays a
the home Of his father, Mr. j. Is
| Henderson.
Miss Bessie Hall. of the Stonewal
Jackson Institute at Abingdon. is a
her home on Roanoke Valley for ths
I vacation.
/ DIR. w. F. Henderson leaves Monda.
/ for Richmond to spend Christmas witt
his daughters. who are at school there
Miss Louise Black OF Hollins. arrive,
this evening 10 spend two weeks Will
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande
/ Black. ~ e
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Keswick Social News.
I she clal 10 The T,mes-Dispatch.

Especial toThe Times-Dlspatch.
KEsWICK, VA, Decemper 21.-The
season OF 1907 was brought to a de-
lightful close for the Keswlck Hr1dge
Club on wednesday afternoon at Gas
cock entertained. The game was most
spirited, and every one enjoyed It, AZ
the close Mrs, Thurman was AWARDED
the club prize q lovely, pair OF cut
the afternoon. After the game de-
iicious refreshments were served. and
the club adjourned to meet again ~
the spring. Those present on We'd
nesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Magrudcr,
Mr., and Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Morris. Mrs.
Thurman. Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Caws, Miss
Anthony, Mrs. Will Money, Mr., and
Mrs. rafferty,. Mr. and Mira Menhon!
Mr.. RaIston. Mr.. Watson. Miss Mary
shackelford, Mrs. Shackelford. Mr..
and Mrs. Boocock.
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ii. w. Klipstlen ana.
|Ht!cn, who have been
friends and relations
some time, left this
ome In California,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

,ylor recently sold his
hall to Mr.. r. w. p.
latter will take pos
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have returned from their country
here here for nth The winter. =
Mrs. II. G. Lane, who has been visit
ing relatives here has returned to her
home in Warsaw.
Miss Fannie Gordon has gone to
Warsaw to spend the winter with her
relative, Mrs. II. G.. Lane.
MI. w. II. Lang. who has been very
Ill, Is slightly improved.
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Warrenton Social News.
[speeiai to The Times Dispatch.l

ll..t Special to The Times DtSpatch.1
rowly avoided at Bethel Military
Academy on Tuesday night, whom the
cottage occupied by Colonel Kemper
fective flue When the. blaze was dis
covered It had gained considerable
Roadway, but help was quickly sum
moned, and the blaze extinguished. The
was soon discovered, and no danger
was done the second time.
Mrs. L. A, Kaiser entertained few
Tnas ea sstq M Mno ohe s
been spending several days with her.
Miss Frank Moore delightfully."- en-
tertained the Tuesday Evening Read
ing Club this week. Resides the mem,
Rethe the s 81 Fridsy nlght, The As dance
or was sap sad bs
went out from town and during the
evening delightful sTTn2hep was
shisa q tho hop aemnittss. ana ara
he Is to be congratulated upon the
well-managed dance.
4 mov VEN ts y, on foot among tho
eaps ois ma NeW Ysar 'Y Eva
and so far the efforts have proved
very auoceasful, 1t will be the first
dance that has taken place
In Warrenton for eight years. and we
have, no doubt that 1t Will prove q
It ID understood that Che regular
Christmas german given by tho xen.
Ytlemen Will be- danced on the l27th tn-
slant.
AS far as we can learn the Christina.
the gayest thGt has ever bee hys,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Stanton Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
STAUNTON, Va. December 2l.-Ths
lightfully entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon by Misses Sarah and Susie
Robertson. The beautiful old mansion
was decorated with evergreen and
holly. Progressive whist was played.
and the score was kept on handpaint-
ed Gibson picture tally cards. Re-
freshments were served in course. The
invited guest were Misses Cornelia
ssrs pasne9 o. g Bo %nns
and Sue Bell. Mary Hutchinson. Emily
Pancake. Margaret Lynn Cochran.
Kathrine and Elizabeth Hoge. Lizzie
Cochran. Virginia May, Emma Hoge.
sartap Mamie grastH Bee Mason
Mary. and Janet Berkeley. Amy and
Elizabeth Catlett. Cornelia Stout
Martha Young. Mary Halle Allen.
Rosalie Whittle. Florence Elder. Halle
Mr.. NJ n. WITT has returned to Balti.
more after visit to his father. 0fr.
Isaac Witt.
gone to San Antonio, Texas, to spend
Mrs. James f. Cook and son, Mr..
George Cook. have. returned from an
extended visit to relatives in the West e
guest OF Miss Lucy Bowles. has re-
turned to her homo near to the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Mrs. J. Martin Perry and little daugh-
ter have returned from trip to Wash
Captain and Mrs. G. G.. Gooch have
returned from Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Caldwell have re-
turned from short visit to, Mrs. Cald-
wells father. MI. George Adams, al
Allendale, near Wheeling, w. Va.
Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Norvell is spending
some time in Washington.
MIS-. !; Mason Miller and MISS is's Mar.
have returned to Richmond.
Mr.. Henry A, Walker has returned
from Baltimore.
Mrs. T. D. Woodward and children
are visiting relatives In Washington.
Mrs. a. NJ. Fauntleroy and Miss Lou
Fauntleroy are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kennon Clack, in
Washington.
Mrs. ]. r. cassell, OF Terre Haute.
Ind. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie
p Waymar.
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while recently.
visiting at home for several weeks.
left this week for her home IN Charles
ton. S, c.
Several Of the young people are so,
ing elsewhere to enjoy the JOYS and
festivities OF Christmas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

S s3 man many p people set get mad when
hut way down deep in their stomachs
they know they've got It.
ira love to eat 1t, but / cant" is one,
q hate to think OF itH is another
kind There are thousands of people
to-day who hate their meals, ana love
Them the sane tine, They haXens
in sight kind OF feeling which goes
with every good, strong, healthy ston,-
ach, That's because they have dyspep-
mouths. don't water at meal time or at
any other time. They sit at tAe table
and SO through the motions, only he
oH Gv ars psssble Kind Of stomach trou-
he can be cured by taking something
Which VII 1Mst take rgh hon o. aI
alone without the help, Of the stomach.
and let the stomach take q rest. q. ~ !.
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81 Of these tahless VII aiEes
Exactly the work that a good. strong,
healthy stomach does. ],
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure al
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brnsh, belching aversion 70 FOOD, fer-
lnentution and gas. on the stomach.
1's Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will make
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a number Of parties OF all kinds. re-
famous Virginia Egg Noggins," which
we are most all acquainted With.
The Fauquier Institute and Bethel
both closed for the Christmas holidays
on the goth instant and the students
will leave for their homes promptly.
The Warrenton High School closed ON
the Goth. I'VE
A location has at last been settled
upon for the library which Is being
established In Warrenton. The rooms
At is thought will be convenient for all
the members. The rooms are being
improved, and will make comfortable
quarters for those interested in the ass
SoS Nj ". +. Taylor, recently sold his
farm near Marshall to Mr.. r.. w. P.
Kincheloe. The latter will take pos
sos" EsSridge, a figure we'll known
to oil Warraneton!ans. died at his home
on Friday. December 18th, OF paralysis
"Os" was respectful and deserving
colored man and HIS nervices will DO
missed by a number OF people who he
Mr.. and MrA, n, W. tSlipstlen and
Miss Matte Klipst!en. who have been
week for their home In California,