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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07
!: LOCAL NEWS 5

R. F. Barnett went to Amarillo to-
day.
J.. F. Fuller returned to Artesia
last night.
H. ]. Garrard, of Dexter, was in
town today.
Ed Wilson left this morning for
Denton, Tex.
r. T. Burge went to Lakewood last
night on business.
J.. R. Dendilger made a business
trip to Acme today.
8. w. Holder came up from Lake
Arthur this morning.
Carl Anderson went to Lake Arthur
last night to get a job.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07

The first of these questions
is answered by the second,
and the second by the third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12
GordOnsvil1e.
Especial TO Tho Times-Dispatch.1
cnpnONSNIILE VA MAY 11.-Mrs

Especial 70 Tho Times-Dispatch.l
y GORDONSVILLE, VA, May 11.-N1rs.
Lois weakley, of Maryland, with her
two children, are visiting at the home
OF her father Captain Milton Lynn.
Miss Kate IIeegan. of Hotel KeeEan'
has returned home after spending some
time in Washington, D. G.
Rev. w. G. Dcaring has accepted
the pastorate OF Forest tlil1 Church,
He now has all Of his Sundays en-
ployed He has also charge of Cor
louisville Baptist Church and Mechan-
icsvile Church.
Mr. Frank Reynolds is spending a
few days with his brother, II. G. Wat
lins He is going to New MaS>co for
Iis health.
Miss Susie Baker, who has been
teaching school in Texas, returned to
her home this week.
Mrs. Harry Lewis, Of Cupeper, was
visitor this week to her father, Mr..
B. w. Truman, and while here adopted
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a. e. - NATURES
-. -. -. ToNiC

Every should take tonic in the Spring. systems
The blood has become thick sluggish
Winter The blood being this and dd condition.
IS unable TO furnish the body with increased
life Of Spring and and the
debility
and many other unpleasant
When the system is in rundown dsoed condition
take unknown concocon sasapaas compounds
usually contain potash other equally and harmful mineral
which acts unfavoraby and often dangerously depleted
% nee system at time when needs gentle and natural stimulation
atey called Natures tonic It is made entirely
from great soeouse forest and field selected for purifying
qualities
mineral in form perfectly young S. s. acts
on the blood Kidding all impurities pons restoring
lost ntrie strength that able the
season Of Its action is the most
o. ana those fee the need medicine will do we'll
the use OF S. energy relieves
the tired feeling helps appetite digestion
ana Vgor TO the system THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA
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". & |. REQUIRES
RIGID EXAMINATION.
Faculty Puts Up Bars at En-
trance, Making for High
Standard.

n LEXINGTON, VA. May 1.-THE
faculty Of Washington hnd Lee Uni
versity have provided for the enlarge-
nent of entrance requirements at the
university. Entrhnc examinations for
the past ten years have been required.
and the results have been most graft
flying For the first few gears there
was dropping off in attendance. but
this condition was SCOTT overcome. and
now the attendance is the largest In
the history of the school, reaching 417
The change Will become effective with
the session of 190S1909 Under the
revised rules three years Of high school
work will be required At as early a
date as possible the faculty hope to
Increase the standard to four years
high-schoo work. The standard thus
selected is In conformity with that set
by tho best colleges Of the North, sucl
rs Harvard. Princeton and Yale.
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Bowling Green.

BOWLING GREEN, VA. May IL
Mrs. Kate Richerson, OF near sparta, 4,
visiting her daughter. Mrs Wills. in
Weldon, N. c.
Eek Governor j. Hogc Tyler and wife
spent some time this week at the
home OF Mr.. John Washington, near
here.
Miss Margaret Webb spen. several
days In Richmond this week
Mrs. c. l.. Collins has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles
T. lessee, in Baltimore
Mrs. DR.. II. T. Glassell and daughter,
Frances, are visiting in Richmond
Mrs. Flora Roy left this week for
Essex and King and Queen counties,
where she goes to visit relatives
Miss Helen Morrison and Mrs. Renmv.
OF Richmond. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ Robinson. at the Lawn Hotel
Mr.. John Cary White, of Richmond.
has spent most OF this week with his
parents at the old mansion. who have
been quite sick. His father. Air. John
L. White. is now much better, but Ais
mother remains quito sick.
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Stanton.

STAUNTON, VA. May 11.-N1rs. Will
liam j. Perry delightfully."- entertained
at q card party Wednesday afternoon
the Young Married Ladies' Whist Club
and other friends.
Those present were Mesdames John
a. Alexander, Glasgow Armstrong,
Frank Bell, r. N. Blackford, Charles
Bradley, of Baltimore: Carter Brnxton.
J. b. Catlett, Fitzhugll Elder, James G..
Foster, Lacy Gibson. Godfrey Henkcl,
Heller II. Henkel McEIenry Holiday,
Taylor Bissell S. ID. Timberlake.
Thomas Hogshead Henry Hutchinson,
Murray w. Hilleary, Laura Mccoy,
William G. Marshall, David Naille,
George A. Sprinkle, James r. Taylor,
Herbert J. Taylor, Philip II. Trout,
James II. Woodward, Harry Worthing-
ton, Hampton II. Wayt, Rudolph Bum
gardner, Y. L. Denny. Edward Echols,
Alfred Jaffe, r. S. I<er, NJ. w. Mcr-
cereau, Erskine Miller, William A.
Pratt, Lawrence Peyton. Julius WITT,
]. M. Perry, Thomas G. Bowling.
Tho management Of the Staunton
Horse Show are arranging the list OF
premiums and prizes especially for the
county people. Quite n number Of
persons have offered special prizes.
A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day morning at the home Of Mr.. Samuel
Hunter, in Augusta county, when his
daughter Miss Margaret Hunter, was
married to Mr.. A. k. Keister. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
A. Baker, of Laurel Hill Baptist
Church.
Mr. W. Frazier Tams, OF Richmond.
is visiting his parents here
Mr. e. r. Fisher formerly of this
city, but now of Richmond, after a
short visit to his mother here, returned
to Richmond Thursday.
Miss Bessie Hoge has returned from
a visit to relatives In Richmond.
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Fork Union.

FORK UNION. VA. May 11.-Mr. r.
b. Whitchurst, Of Richmond, has sue
ceedcd Mr.. w. L. Toy here rs cashier
of the Fluvnnna County Bank.
Miss Ruby TONNES, OF Keswick, is
visiting Miss Carrie B. Sncad
Miss Helen *. Spain. of the Acad-
envy vocal department. will leave after
the close Of tho session for a trip to
Europe.
There arc quite a number Of tho fair
son OF this locality now scheduled to
soon embark on the uncertain seas of
matrlmony.
Mr., Claude Sncad, after brief visit
here, has returned to Hanley. W. Va.
Miss Vnra i. Snead and Mr.. Edwin
Snchd will leave here Sunday for For.
est Depot. Bedford county, to atten(
the marriage Of their brother. Mr.. Rus
sell Halman Snead.
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a little months'-old baby sent up
to ahor from Richmond
Miss Catherine Scott, daughter OF
DR.. ]. w. School. who has been teach
Ing in Southwest Virginia, returned
homo Monday.
General William McCorb returned to
his home. "1nglewood," yesterday. after
spending the winter in South Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Cloves have re-
turned from bridal trip North. MIR.
Cloves is tho senior member of Cloves
Brothers. photographers. and Mrs.
Cloves Is the niece Of L. NJ. Broadus.
who raised hcr.
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West Point.

WEST POINT. VA, May 11-.NIr. and
Mrs A. J. Crane and two children. OF
Washington. D. c.. returned to their
home Wednesday, after a pleasant Visit
to Mrs. Cranes father. Mayor A. w.
Eastwood.
Mrs Wilton Thruston returned from
n visit to Chase City Tuesday. accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. r. NJ
Garland and her two children, James
Elvin and Courtney Thruston.
DR.. and Mrs lager took a number OF
their friends to the exposition on the
schooner Ella Warder:N Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
| tin. Of Philadelphia; MI. and Mrs. A.
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martin.
Miss Marian Smith. Miss EudoIa Talia-
fcrro, Miss Margaret Tabb, Mrs. Y Dung,
NIcssrs Al, George and Philip Talia-
Iferro, Mr.. Willie Sm1h ard Mr., Walter
Saunders.
DR.. Sidney Bray will spend his vaca-
ton in West Point with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Baughan.
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Bagby, who
has taught the past session at Pow
hatan Institute. in Powhntan county,
Twill be homo next week. and later may
visit Miss Vivian Holman, OF Johns
town. Pa.
Mr.. James II. Beascly, the son Of Mr..
| .
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Of the Music Club and other guests

OF the Music Club and other guests
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. o. c. Bell is visiting the family
Of Professor M. p. Burlts, at Lexington.
Mcssrs Q. c. Bell, r.. c.. Burlss, w. W..
Berry and r.. w. Withcrs have spent
the week on North River, In tent life
and fishing for mountain trout.
Mrs. S. e. Irwin, OF Botetourt, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Nichols.
Mrs Walter Renms has spent the
week at tic jamestown Exposition.
Miss Josephine Specie Is IN Norfolk
to attend the exposition
Mr.. Malcolm Griffin sailed from Phil
adclphia this week for trip to Eng
land and France
DR., and Mrs. T. III. Marshall have re-
turned from visit to their daughters,
Mrs. S. j. Baker and Mrs. ]. G. Smell
lnigs in Manchester; all visited tho
Mrs. George B. sheppe of Stanton,
is the guest. Of her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. j. w. Smith.
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Palmyra.

PALMYRA. VA. May 11.-Mr. Thos.
N. Shepherd, superintendent of Tilu-
wanna public schools, held the annual
teachers examinations here last week.
There were sixteen applicants for GER
tifcates, a smaller number than usual.
as many of the Fluvanna teachers
have hold-over certificates.
Miss Georgia Ike was visiting in
town this week.
Miss Masie Williams, of Ar,onia, and
Miss Lucy Leo Jones, OF Carysbrook,
were guests Mt Stonelegh this week.
Miss Rebecca Cleveland and Miss
Emma Thomas. OF Fork Union. were
visiting Glenwood on Monday.
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Christiansh11rp

CIIRISTIANSBURG, VA, May IL
Mrs Janet Stephens Is expected to re-
turn soon from q three months stay
in the University Hospital at Char
louisville. Mrs. Stephens has UNDER
gone a serious and difficult operation.
Governor j. Hoge Tyler has accepted
the invitation Of the Hamilton Wade
Chapter, Of U. d. c., to deliver an
address on the occasion Of the presen-
tation Of the crosses Of honor to the
Confederate veterans May 22d.
Judge I. II. Hairston has returned
to Roanoke after spending several
days in town, engaged in an important
suit.
Mr.. S. S. Stephens, a prominent fur
niture dealer Of MartInsvlllc, is spend
ing the week in town.
Col. r. Trigg N1osby has been in
Roanoke on business recently. ta
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Gardner
The II. A. M. Club was entertained
by Misses Minnie and Bessie Elicit
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Sanders, of Roam
okc, are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. II. johnson few days.
Mr.. Garrett B. Junkln is spending
a short time at home.
Mr.. Frank Dunlxler has returned to
his work, after a brief stay with his
family.
Miss Annie Childress has resumed
her work at the college, after spend
Ing some time at home.
Mrs. M. c. Pelton has been seriously
III for several weeks.
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Blacksburg.

BLACkSBURG, VA, May little
Club OF the Virginia Poly
technic Institute, composed Of students
taking the course In practical agrcu1-
ture, at recent meeting, elected the
following officers for next year: +. E.
Saunders. president; +. N. Jones, vice
president; r. NJ. johnson, secretary; S.
f. Cocker. treasurer: j. Breckenridge,
sergeant-at- arms.
Mrs Carol NJ. Newman and Mrs.
Charles E.. Vawter gave one OF the
largest receptions OF the season Friday
afternoon from 4 to at the lutter's
home on Faculty Row. Those calling,
included Alesdames Randolph, Tutwiler,
Jameson, Mast Conner. Charles Payne,
Preston, Joyce Cudlipp. Soule. Barlow,
Hudnall. Alexander Black, Fagg, Gud-.
helm, Watson. Saunders. Woolwlne,
Kent, Black, Bolton, McBrydc, Mock, j.
S. A. Johnson. Charles Black and Dun-
lap; Misses Nelson, Ida Fain, Mar
garct Spencer, Ellen Bowen. Virginia
Patton, Annie and Mary Henderson,;
Mrs, J. II. Shultz and Mrs. W. f. Hem,
derson.
Revs. j. Z. Engle. of Baltimore, and
j. j. Ringer, Of Christiansburg. were
guests Of Rev. W. H. Joyce this week.
Professor II. L. Price State Horti-
culturist, spent last Saturday and Sun
day in Richmond.
Mrs. David Il. Meyer returned to New
York on Wednesday,, after visit to
Mrs. Tutwiler.
Mrs. A. Z. Cudlipp, OF the institute
stenographic staff, Is spending the
month Of May at Virginia Beach.
Cadet E. r. Leech has resigned from
tho institute on account Of Ill health,
and returned to his home at Raph!ne,
Va.
Mr.. r. L. Fagg. now employed in
railroad construction work at Gary,
w. Va. spent several days this week
at his home here.
Mrs II. c. Preston and Miss Rather
Inc, wero guests Of Major Tyler, at Rad
ford on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Spencer, private Sec
rotary to tho president Of tho insti-
tute, Is spending several days IN Roa-
noke,
Mrs. Charles *. Payne left Tuesday
for Charleston, ~. Va. after Visit
TO Mrs. Alexander Black. In August
Mr.. Payne Will leave for tour around
the world. Mrs. Payne joining him
later in Japan.
Mrs. Charles W. Black was among the
Blacksburg people spending Thursday
in ChristlansburE-
Mr.. L. NJ. Hale returned this week
from a visit of several days to the V
p. I. Building at jamestown.
/ DR.. Frank Cameron. OF washington
| has been the guest Of Professor X. J
| Davidson this week.
Rev, Meade 3. A1cBryde has returned
| to baltimore after o visit to Preslden'
| McBryde.
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Levi z. Morton and his daughter, Mrs.
William G.. Eustis. was opened 10 the
public on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. l.. Chamblin, Of the
county, have announced the engagement
OF their daughter. Jessie. to James II.
1cdes. OF Maryland. The wedding will
take place In June.
Miss Louisa Payne. Of Lynchburg.
Va, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N.
S. Purcell, near Leesburg.
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Leesburg Social.

Special to Tho Times-Dspatch.l
IS LEESBtJRG, VA. May 1l.--Aliss Pru-
donce Mcclellan, Of Washington, p, e.,
is the guest Of Miss Mary McCnbe.
Richard Tehbs, Jr, has accented a po-
sitIon as civil engineer in Baltimore, Md.
The J,cesbuyg Library, the gift Of Hon.
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etersburg Social

PETERSBURG, VA, May 1i.-.<ne
gayoties Of tho past week have con.
sisted principally OF card parties and
informal and most enjoyable slippers
at the Country Club. Among the most
pleasant Of these affairs was n bridge
whist party given by>Ntrs. Chlsolm at
her attractive home on upper Sycamore
street In honor OF her guest, Mrs
Chlsoln,. Of Charleston s. G. The hand
some prizes were won by Mrs. Robert
Martin and Mrs Leroy Roper.
Mrs. Beatrice pinckney Jones enters
tained the Card Club and several guests
delightfully."-. at her home in Marshall
Street. on Friday afternoon May 9TH.
The rooms were tastcfully decorated
with punches OF spring flowers. Deli
cious refreshments were served, and
the prizes were most appropriate and
Tho Literary and Music Club have
adjourned for the summer, and the
society people are flocling to the
Country Club, where every afternoon
there Is pleasant gathering of tennis
players, golf enthusiasts. horsemcn and
women, and tho necessary and agree.
able circle Of onlookcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Pinckncy
Bryan arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winter Plum
NOR have returned and are ut their
iiolIe on sycamore street.
MISS Mary Lloyd. Of New York City,
| WHO has been visiting Miss Mary Pat
terson. has left to visit Mrs. Pelham
3lackford, of Richmond.
Mrs. Rolfo, of Norfolk England, is
the guest Of Mrs. Edward Vennble.
Misses Della and Elizabeth Bryan
arc visiting their aunt, Mrs. Georgia
I Grinlan, OF Branpton Hail. Orange
county, Va.
Miss Nina Whitmorc Is visiting
friends in Roanoke, whare sho has
been the recipient OF much atten-
I tlon.
Miss Helen Cameron. of Mount Erin,
IS visiting Mrs. Lyman Gilbert, OF
harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. stcrne, OF New York City, is
visiting Mr.. George Cameron, Of Raw
| enscraft.
The many friends OF Mrs. William
| NlcAenncy, who has been i'll for some
weeks with inflammntory rheumatism,
are much gratified by her great Inn
| proyement
Captain Asa Rogers, who has been
very III for a month at the Petersburg
hospital, Is much improved. and will
! soon be able to return to his home.
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don Longlcy, and is a young woman OF
lovely personality, while her ilnnce,
Mr.. Baird, Is a popular and prominent
young business man. being secretary
OF the Radford Water Power com-
pany. Their marriage will take place
Juno 18th at Radford Presbyterian
Or G. e. Fisher has spent the week
at Altapnss N. c., where he Is superin-
tending the building Of $4,000 hospi-
tai, to be known as the Altapass Hos
Mr.. A. p. Goldsmith was called to
Newark N. j., Sunday by the fatal III.
ness Of his mother, Mrs. Sara NJ. Cold
smith, whose death occurred the r0l-
lowing day. at an advanced age.
Miss Pearl Rosenffeld. who was
operated on at. St, Luke's Hospital.
nicely.
Mr.. A. f. McArthur. president of
McArthur Brothers. and Mr.. Dennis
Madden general superintendent Of con-
structiOn, was the guest of DR.. G. T..
Fisher at Valley View Hospital Sun
day.
Miss Lucille Cassell is expected home
to-day after a weeks visit to her Sis
ter. Miss Kathleen Cassell, at Virginia
College.
Mr.. A.. c. Pollock, an attorney OF
Ashland, Ky. was the guest of Mr., Ii.
G. Tyler Sunday.
Mr.. Sidney Rapp. of Philadelphia, re-
turned home Wednesday after a three
weeks visit to his aunt, Mrs. a. T..
Goldsmith.
Mrs. Mark Reid and little son, Gar
land, are visiting relatives in Roanoke.
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Abingdon.

ABINGDON, VA, May 11--N1rs. Car
lock of Radford, and Mrs, Brewer Of
Bristol. We're the guests Of Miss Kate
Carlock. of Martha Washington College,
this week.
Mr.. Frank White. Of birmingham, Ala,
Is visiting at home this week.
Mrs. James c. White has returned
from Los Angeles. Cal. where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Penn. Miss Gay White, who accompa-
MED her mother to the West, will not
return till June.
Mrs Lynn Hosldns has returned from
a three weeks visit TO Knoxville
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robertson of
Wise. Va, are the guests of Abingdon
friends
Mr.. Charles Boil, of Lynchburg, is
spending u few days here with his BROTH
er: Mr.. J. W. Bell.
INnchburg on account of the illness of
his brother.
Misses Eliza Cosby, Mary Lee and Anna
Honaker and Misses Snyder, Anna Heux
md Nell Farrar, of Martha Washington
College, spent end of the week as guests
AZ delightful house party given at
Washington Springs. These young la
dies were the guests of Mrs. Warren, of
Emory, and they were invited to meet
The senior class Of Emory and Henry
College.
SJudge ]. G. Padgett, of Independence,
va, is attending the United States Court
In session here as the attorney in an i'm
portant case.
Misses Mamie and Lulie Booker and
Mr.. J. !. Hurt spent few days In
lyythcville this week at villa Maria"
tsNIr. Chapman Ballou, of Bristol, made
a. short visit this week to Mr. Harris NJ.
Findlay.
"a marriage of great interest to her
friends throughout Southwest Virginia
will take place On the ed of June when
Miss Chloe Elizabeth Lay will become
the bride of Mr.. Benjamin Templeton
Hodges, a prominent lawyer of Manassas
Va. Miss Lay is q native of Toronto
Canada. but will be married at the home
Of her sister in Philadelphia. She has
been the director of music at StOnewall
jackson Institute for nine years.
Bedford Civ
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William +, Beasely. who Is now the
principal of Trinidad College, Colorado.
expected to return home and take a
course Of law at tho University of
Virginia, but has been offered a nne
position US principal Of Santa Ee Col
lege New Mexico, and II is thought he
will accept 1t.
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Radford.

4 RADFoRD. VA, May 11.--Miss Grace
Bryan, of Holllns Institute daughter
of Hon. w. j. Bryan, was guest Of
the Misses Tyler at Halwick from Sat-
urday until Monday; OTHER members Of
the house party being Mr.. Stockton
Hcth, Jr.. OF Blacksburg; Mr.. II. H..
Wilson, Of v. p. t.. and Mr.. c. r. VIII
liams, Of Roanoke.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Tyler return
ed Thursday from two weeks trip to
Eastern Virginia.
Miss Lillian Longley. whose ap-
preaching marriage to Mr.. James A..
Baird has Just been announced. Is the
only daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Sell
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PAGES.

s + rasa -.
PAGES, VA, May 11.-Mr Eatc.ifr
Irby, OF South Boston. spent the day
hero Friday.
Miss Camilla sacristo has been visit
ing in Danville.
Mr.. J. r. Haynes. of Oxford, N. c..
is visiting his parents at Elmo.
Mrs. r. II. Thomas and family have
removed to New Ferry.
Colonel G. r. Barksdale went Ia
South Boston Thursday to see some
friends.
Miss Roma Vaughan is home after
trip to Richmond.
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Hunt spent Sun.
day at his place.
Mr.. Harry Vass, OF Danvllie, spent
Sunday at Royal Hill.
Dr. S. II. A. Kent passed through
here en- route to his homo at Ingra n
Mrs. r. l.. Coleman has boon spend.
Ing some time with her son, who is
III IN the hospital in Danvillo.
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When you have a Bad
Breath-Wake up!

w $: :: q: :: :; !, ); 3: = :;
other way.
= When your tongue is coated.
When you have Heartburn, Belching.
Acid Rlsings in throat
When Plmples begin to peep out
When your Stomach Gnaws or Burns.
That's the time 10 check coming Con-
stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
One single Candy Cascaret will do Il
II taken at the right minute. just when you
first feel the need oft.
Do 1t nowl
Cascarets don't Purge. nor Weaken, nor
waste Digestive Juices in flooding out the
Bowels, like Salts, Castor OIL. Physics
But, ~ they act like Exercise on the
Muscles that shrink and expand the lntes-
tines, thus pushing the Food on Naturally
TO its Finish.
When your owel-Muscles grow flabby
they need Exercise 10 strengthen them
not "Physlc' 10 pamper them.
Cascarets provide the braelng tone that
Is needed specifically by the BoweEmuscles,
Then carry the little ten-cent "Vesl
Pocket" box constantly with you, and take
a cascaret whenever you suspect you need
/ 1t.
One Cascaret at time will promptly
cleanse foul Breath, or Coated Tongue
thus proving clearly lis ready. steady, sure
but mild and effective action.
Have the little Toe Emergency box O
Cascarets constantly near you'll
All Druggists sell them over ten mil
lion boxes year. for six years past,
I Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk Every tab
let stamped "CCC,n 7bo
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Louisa.

I-i.
LOUISA. VA, May 1l,-Mr. Oscar
having attended school In Southwest
Virginia for the past session.
Mrs, J. G. Francisco Is spending Inns
week with her father. MI George Hun NJ
Mr.. b. ii. Beckhnm has accepted q
position In Greensboro, N. c., whore MS
Mrs. Dr.. Norris has gone to visit her
son. Professor, Hunter Pendleton; OF
the Virginia Military Institute, Lex
ington. ,.,o,, oo,,od -
Richmond a few days ago by the II.
ness OF her s!ster-in- law, MIS- l1li11net
'iT pr. William Gillespie continues very
III nj nor home near llllervile.
Messrs. Reid and Bernie Thomnsson
left for Hinton, w. Va, on Thursday,
- An enjoyable dance was given BY the
Young people OF the neighborhood on
"Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs V, NJ. Hitter.
Misses Besslo, EVELYN and Rosebud
Johnson have returned to their home
here having taught successfully fol
N Miss Grace Petty who H has beer bee
tory, will he home In few days