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accomplished ne began TO sEcJCn.
 The sitting lasted for more than an hour, and when it was finished the art fst assisted hi5 captivc5 to mount.
 "I am curious" said Emily Taruham. "tO see how the picture will turn uut"
 "I have only caught au inspiration for a fancy pictu9e,' said the young man. "If you wish 1t to be yourself you must give me other sittiugs."
 How Emily won over her father Is not known, bat the next day the two appcarcI at the barn and came after ward for a number of sittings. The picture grew into thing of beauty, and the model was delighted with 1t. Then Mr. Farnham, who had been so outraged by his compulsory treatment us to discover no beauty in the paint Ing, at last. seeing his daughter looking at him from the canvas with an ln- tansiGed beauty, began to coyet the portrait.
 "Hm" he said to the artist. How much would you sell it for|
 Road agents are not used to selling their pIunder to those they plunder," was the reply.
 This cnse may be an exception, % said the father.
 "The picture is not for sale, but if your daughter will forgive me for painting 1t from compulsory sittings [ shall be pleased to present 1t to you"
 The young lady would have gladly acceded to the terms, but her father would not permit and left the country without the portrait
 The next winter the painting was eS- hlbltad In New York and attracted great attention. The cowboy received orders and remained east just long enough to persuade Miss Farnham that she could not get along without him. Her father was compelled to ac- ceDt the portrait be had coveted In lieu of his daughter, who returned to ranch land with the artist. There he painted many pictures, which found a ready sale both in America and abroad. His Sunset on the Prairie" m Indian girl shading her eyes with her hand to look over the broad landscape, was hung in the Paris salon and created a sensation. The artists wife was his model. HARRIET B. LEE.
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ARE COMING NEW ONE
Juueau's Btseb .lli'ts Begin
 To Arrive

Shipments ot ru.eru Fourth of July baseball players are 5sgiani0g to ar- rive as the capital from Seattle and other Southern ports. A passenger "a the Huubo.d. sad that five came in on ,hn. ship, when rsa,asl The Hub" yesterday morning. From other sources lt is learned. however, chat but one came-Gtobs. who ?. .ayed at second base and behind the b.. for the team last vgar. Probably for the purpose of making the oo1teutt-a Q. Juneau papers that Juneau will play it's same cd line ID, seem good, Gibbs came under an assumed name. W.ltzu Parsons. ' Manager Tanner says Jun.au vii. h-vs 1o come stronger than civilian Par sons' Gibbs Co shake his confidence of victory.
 However, the Information Ina. Skag, way has Is tha, Juneau will have a good strong bunch of professionals to draw from at the big tournament. Manager Tanner says, however, that be is not disnBysd He says as long as at least one really and truly Juneau man Is played OF the bench as a sub sgigule 80 that his boys will understand that they are playing against Juneau, instead Of a coast league team. he will be satisfied.
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Ordinance No. 85

A 1rdinaace amending section No. l, o. Ordinance No. 43, entitled "An Or dinauce Prohibiting the Obstruction of Running Streams. and for Other Purposes. ApprOvtdA August, 3Isi, 1903. Be it ord iued by the common council of the Town of Skagway:
 Sec ion l. That Section No. l, of Ordinance No 43, entitled, "An Or diaance Prohibiting the Obstruction of Running streams, and for Other pthr. poses, Approved 3lst, 1903, be and the same is hereby amended by adding therelo the fO.lUwing:
 That iJ5hall be compulsory ou the part f the owner of any real property, or of the agent of said owner of said real property within the limits of the Town of SkagWay, on Which property there exists @ running stream of water, to re- move from said running stream of water, any debris, Offal, refuse or any obstruction whatsoever tending to pOlluIe or dam up said running stream of water,- whereby the said running stream of water shall become stagnant. This ordinance shall take effect and he in force from and after it's passage and approval.
 Passed the Council and approved June 3rd, 1907,
 MARTIN CONWAY,
 Mayor Attest:
 MATTHEW BRIDGE,
 Town Clerk.
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WIras Sell Opou

The other day the local cab.s office was no.j5ed Jgaccopt ,s,sEraus for any pIsce in The country outside Of Alaska only at serosr's risk. However, dis were received yesterday and to day tr2u New York aa55o.ber east eru points.
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sp oIa' Dance at Eagles CIub

There will be 8 special dance at the Eagles club tomorrow night at which all the club members and tbeir friends will be welcomed. The dance is given Friday evening this week by special re- uMesL.
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1--.. ..-.-.. -= -~asst

H--.....- ~. '. -.. rs D-FE.
 The t.4 t. ..a.. property has never I..u Iu.g a.a..uI by the mass. es of ,a, people vul us.cr mad their gori.a. .Hp.oy@. a: aa institution. The u0s- popular seags and ballads of our uagina ia an a.e-. l, may be noted, have been those rai.h described sym .a.laGcalIy a..a-&s on private proper jy rinm the Robin Hood cycle to the bread sheets iu which Turpn and Sheppard were made heroes. Even nowadays the literature that really to-chcs the people, the literature that OGe educated classes seldom so much as see exposed for sale, the literature that is sold in the small general shop in the back street and costs fewer pennies than the novel We know costs sluliugs, still very largely deals with the romantic exploits of the robber He is never a villain; he is noble and generous to a fault but he is con- yiuced of the Impropricty of persons having too much money. - London News.
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AFAcT PROVEN.
should Convince Even the Most sISeP-
 ticaI of Its Truth.

ticaI of Its Truth.
 # grr-a is tho slightest doubt in the minds aG any that DandruG germs do not .N.-r. t...- belief is compelled by the .rrt l.-. a rabbit innoculated with the ..rms became bald ln six weeks time Tt rast be apparent to any person .Ec-ofr-e that the only prevention ot .aIdu..s is the destruction or Che germ which act is successfully accomplished l7 one hundred per cent Cf cases by the application Of Newhr0's Hcrpiclde. DauIruT is caused by the same germ which causes badness and can be pre- rcD-ar with the same rcmety-Ne|oTo's Eerr....e.
 Accept no substitute. Destroy the cause you remove the effect"
 Sold r~ leading druggists. Send 1oc. ln stamps for sample to The Uerpicide Co.,, Nsrro.. Mich.
 Two sizes-5O cents and 41.oe.
 Wu. Brit, Special Agent.
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OOLP iIB DUE
 LATE TOMORROW

The Dolphin will be due to arrive late tomorrow. She is now making her first excursion trip and will sail on the return by way Oi SIgka. The Dolphin will have toIr days mails.
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The next semi-snaua' meeting of the member of the White Pass Athletic Club will take 2. p.-ce to che club rooms Saturday, June 29.h, a. S:i5 D. m.. for the election Of Gu executive committee for the year ending Iure 3JJ, 1908, and the Jrars .Clj0D of any other bus invBB that may come before the meeting. 4 change Ia the constitution and bylaws, as regards method of oRCeriug the club, will be proposed 10 the members, and it IS urgently requested that all members r @ present % vote on the proposed amendment.
 E l.. Miller, secretary SsygRay, Jane l5, 1907.
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NATURE TFLlSYOU
A1 Many an Alaska Rcddor Knows
 Tow-ly
When ghe k!aasgs ars sL.k.

When the kidneys are sick,
 Nature tells you alIa5oyg iy
 The urine is natures calendar.
 Infreaueu50r too treqFea. rc..0-:
 Anuriaary trouble tel s of kidney ills. Doan's Ki6aey PilIscure all kidney ills. VIC. Johrso7,gardsasr, otl02I Mill St, Salem, Oergon. says. "Ihad the gClpa year ago this September and be is.e it lsf, me with kidney compl int. A. any rate, l Lsufiersf with pans 10 the small and acaing at night. Io the DO rnjng when I arO~eL feli lame and tired very easily and Of en felt lauguid. oCcasiOuly, there wrre attacks Of headaches a0d d}z- gy SD Us and often :her- were sgecks be-. for my eyes. The Stda-v >ec. .eJ!ons were fafreousnt nd contained sedtmen.. The rs jeff o5g,tued from oo.n's Kgluey PuIs was very gre g. It-lt better after lski1g he first 6gE aud ! now fee, tn better health rbau for a .oug time ET- cry Kidney s4Eerer s. OuIJ use Doan's Kidney Pills"
 For ssls 5y ar de. CTS Price 30 cents. Fos-e;-ll.. .rn Co.,. Buffalo, x, r, sole agents .s- .. -u. rd e5st.s.
 Remember cnv --ms-O aa's and take nu ot6e-.
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For rent, completely furnished house, all modern improvements. Enquire of Emi. E0raCh, Monogram Liquor Hou,e
 6-IT-Li
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30 designs of 1907 wal paper just re Ceivcd at HaCrisyn's
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Frtsh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fires ] meat constantly on haud
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CREAM

Aworica's finest production. Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation !
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Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
 6.l4.i
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Miss Naomi De Witt Takes
 First Place

Miss Naomi De Witt bas taken first place n the voting for the Goddess of Liberty. Ia fac. she received all the votes hat were CGsJ between u0ou yesterday and noon today.
 The vo..ay ag noon today stood as b lows.
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Elbow length white silk gloves at UalrisOn's
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S0S1SSS66G66S0G6Ss6 .r.ss86SIsrs Mrs Craig, wife of Justice Craig of the Yukon territorial court arrived on the Princess Beatrice and lief, for Dawson yesterday.
 Mr.. ". c. Blanchard and Master Fred reJmned on the Humboldt from au extended visit to Or, gon and Idaho. Mr. Blanchard mel them st Juneau. Lieut.. Orchard has returned from a trip to Elukwan and P0rcuptne. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
 skagway, June P, 1907. The weather conditions ay Skagway for the 24 hours preceding noon today were as follows:
 Max, Temp.............GS abora zero Min. ........... 43 above " Mean ......... ..55 above {" Temp. ac nog0.......... 65 above " Frea'P 'P.Ja..ou, ......... %
 x. D. Clark,
 Volunteer '. S. Weather observer
 Masonic Meeting There will be a special commun.ca. ton of White Pass Lodge No. lI3, F. x A. M Friday evening, June 2S, 1907 a, its hail. No. 225, Fourth avenue. Ao.a iu M. M. degree.
 S9i3-rnlag ao. vsjsiog msmters are requested 10 met wi.h us.
 by order of the ". N.
 T. J, SJaudish, Secretary
 New Plano For Rant or Sale A new Pi5uo iCrrtnt or saIe-IDquirOf Principal Batter ShIp. q.
 Eosssr Pr pared than Ever Having pnJ iu 8 steam boiler and other machinery we gre better re pared Lhun ever to do irsJ-Class work or short notice.
 5.23.u Skagway Laundry
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...eaaa...eL.eH.E.a.sags
PfaS0EAL MENTION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .~sa66ss
 Mrs Craig, wife Of Justice Craig of the Yukon territorial court, arrived on the Princess Beatrice and left for Dawson yesterday.
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Leu:. Orchard has returned from a trip lo GluEwau and P0rcupiue.
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Mr.. ". c. Blanchard and Master Fred reJulned on the Humboldt from au extended visit 10 Dragon and Idaho. Mr. Blanchard met them st Juneau.
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Having pnJ iu 8 steam boiler and other machinery we gre better re- pared Lhuu ever to do Grstclass work or short notice,
 5 23.d Skagway Laundry
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Masonic Meeting
New Plano For Rant or saI0

A new Pi5ro fCrrtDt or saIe-IDquirof Principal Bartel ShIp. li.
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Furaish q Hozs5 for E ut

Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
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Is then to be given.

with
the little
has 4S Tt Rahmeas g s aut,nt s as,
WEEK in RETROSPECT
miss Tss @ @ i Hsssp sss ,ss vs 5s
followed the evening By 'u s party given Virginia Club by
1 engaged andth evening a SUCCESS
vys The evening the Tuesday
Of @ rs W ss Wight @ s H s Shepherd
sss fr S h for that M asn %
BY Richmond friends tho contracting parties
entertainments protected Wednesday
@ s e n st s 41ns % p s ssFs to cp ysn
s7s n r @ s sS fs n7ss 7 Tssr I sosh
0 THURSDAY eek day With number ., ho,ses Mrs, Mon
cure perkins who @ beautiful card party WEDNESDAY after
pleased
Friday afrnoon Mrs Coleman woran at home
s Esno 8ns,s s @ a
Run Hunt Club reception and the weekly Hermitage Golf
shown Monday
$ Tfasers No soa West rr"na Street WINS" e'
German Masonic Temple the third the beautiful
Art On e TUESDAY rsas aa, Eaaa sns s ,
tss w meet IN me Pa 5 Club on evening
Erie p viii e in st pa TO M G e Ambrose Allen 1r
Mrs swansons to ~ the
, s valentine o5hsr s b o ' [esp s9ry Lee ao
va Ta 5ss NEEDING Of Miss aFeg sloq
near sp n q is an affair Of interest
Third street Will be at homo
the auspices of yo M
the ne usual fstns whist S!1O1 the
The wedding Miss stuart REYNOLDS
street y on s4''0'' IN the home Of the brides parents
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Mrs. Swanson Returns.

Mrs. Swanson returned from Washing
ton, D. c., Friday just in time to be
present at Mrs. Coleman Worthams re-
ception, given from to on Friday ar
s ternoon, and to be member of the
! receiving party at the Westmoreland
Club Friday evening.
Richmond society is greatly Interested
in the elegant tea TO be given by Mrs.
Swanson from to p. M. on Wednes-
day next
1t seems as pleasant, as It is most
appropriate, that the social life of the
community should have its pace set by
the beautiful youngl rlatron who makes
so charming hostess at the Executive
Mansion.
The Monday German.
A leading society event of the week will
be the Monday german dance, taking
place from 10 Il tomorrow evening in
MASONIC Temple
As each dance given by this fashionable
factor in Richmond society life passes
the aftermath Of opinion places it ahead
Of anything that has gone before in the
way of beauty of detail and exquisite
art of arrangement,
This midwinter affair is always one of
the most happily conceived ana executed
entertainments in the entire series and
is looked forward to with a maximum
amount of interest and pleasure by bellies,
buds and beauX..
Allen-Hunter.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth steven
Hunter. daughter of the late Stephen d.
Hunter and Mrs. Roberta Trice Hunter,
10 Mr., George Ambrose Allen, Jr,, of
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C., on her return trip, will extend her
stay to Il month or six weeks
St. Johns Circle.
A meeting Of ST. Johns Circle of King s
Daughters is called for Monday after
of No 26l9 East Broad Street. All mem
hers are asked to attend. The meeting
is important.
Miss Packard Conplimented.
Miss Julie Osterloh gave Bostock
party and supper Thursday evening in
compliment to Miss Packard. of Balti-
more. who is visiting Miss Roberta Trigs.
Those present were Misses Elsie Lind
sey, Caroline Rennolds, Mary Butler,
Charlotte Miller Eugene Taylor, Roberta
Trigg, Miss Packard. Messrs ]. Cloyd
Kent, John Cutchius, Stuart Christian,
Robert Munford. Walter Taylor, Richard
Osteroh and Mr.. Towlson.
Kate Wheelock Club.
At last weeks meeting of Kate Vince
lock Whist Club, Mrs C. L. Wingo and
Mrs. Knight scored north and south;
Mrs. Irving Watkins and Mrs. Powhatan
Erecden. east and west. The next meet
ing of the club will be with Mrs. D. r.
Williams at No. 2l0 East Franklin
Street
Benefit Musicale.
A musicale for the benefit of Madison
kindergarten Mothers Club and the club
! library will be given at S:15 O'Clock on
Friday evening, February 18th, at tho
Richmond Conservatory of Music.
Recitals from Miss Petit, of Womnn's
College, and from Mr.. Cosby Will pleas
antly diversity n musical program to be
rendered by fine local talent,
Acknowledgement.
Mr.. and Mrs Gideon Allen Davenport
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Elsie. to Mr.. Harry
Bledsoe Wayiand. of Orange county The
ceremony will be performed in the home
Of the brides parents, Wednesday even
ing, January goth, at $50 O'Clock. A re-
ception win be afterward giyon.
Graham-Sydnor.
Mr.. and Mira X. II. Hundley have Is
sued invitations for thr wedding OF their
daughter, Mary Virginia. to Mr.. George
W, Graham Of Brooklyn. n. y, the cere-
mony to be performed ut $50 r. M, on
January I'd IN the Church OF the Holy
Comforter.
Kusterer-Ryall.
Mrs. b. G. Ryall. OF Baltimore, Md,
Announces the marriage Of her daughter,
| Margaret Agnes, to John Henry Kusterer,
OF this city The ceremony win tako
place quietly on January I'D, In st. An
drew's Catholic Church. Baltimore. Md,
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last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton. of that city. Girls IN the Rich
inond party were: Miss Julia Joynes Miss
Elsie Lindsay, Miss Rennolds, Miss Ro-
berta Trigg and Miss Elizabeth Atkin-
son.
20 Attend Mardi Gras
Miss Page Aylett Royal will go to the
University Of Virginia on Tuesday to
spend some time as participant in the
midwinter gayeties of University social
life and attend the midwintcr german to
be given there on tho evening of January
18th.
After Miss Royals return to Richmond
she will leave about February LIST for New
Orleans. for tho brilliat Mardi Gras cele-
bration in the Crescent City.
Miss Royal has her Mardi Gras card
already filled, and engagements for all
of the balls OF the festal week. Several
handsome entertainments will be given
specially to her and her chaperon. who
will be one of the most charming young
society nlatrons in Richmond.
Visits in Charleston and Columbia, S.
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mond this afternoon and be at the JEFF
ferson Hotel.
Miss Katherine Allen, of Erie, Pa will
be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Burling-
ham, at No. s West Frapklin Street, for
several days.
Friends in Richmond of Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd, of Winchester, are glad to
note that she Is to be the guest of Mrs.
Swanson at the Executive Mansion this
week. Mrs, Byrd is sister of Hon. FL.
ID. Flood. of AppomattoX, and a great
social favorite in Richmond.
Mr.. Charles East, of Staunton, Va, will
be the guest this week of Mr.. j. Ran
dolph Tucker.
Mrs NJ. Z. olmstead of Harrisburg.
Pa, who has been the guest of Mrs. G.
NJ. Blackford, in Lynchburg, is now visit
ing friends here.
Misses Marjorie and Annie Nicholas
have returned to Westminster School
after spending several weeks at their
home in Buckingham county
Miss Pattle cary, Of this city, is the
guest of her cousin. Miss Annie White.
at "Old Mansion" Caroline county.
Miss Page Aylett Royal will leave this
week for the University of Virginia, to
attend the midwinter german there.
+sa
Mr.. ollyn w. Gregory, after spending
delightful holiday with his parents at
Forest Hill, has returned to Charleston,
w. Va, to resume his work with the
American Tobacco Company, with whom
Ia. hna cinta
Miss Eua May Burke has returned to
her home in Appomattox. Va, after a
visit to friends here.
Miss Lucy Gordon, OF Louisa county,
viii arrive shortly to be under medical
treatment.
Miss Mary Lou Tucker, OF Danvlle. is
expected this week to attend the Rey-
nolds-Dlcklnson wedding.
Mrs. Clara w whyte, of No. 3o2 South
Third Street. has as her guests her
daughter, Mrs Athcrton Blight Wad-
leigh and three children, OF La cananoa.
Mexico; also her son. Nh. Robinson Whyte.
Of the same place
Miss Laura boswell spent few days
last week at Yerdon Va.
Mr. Stuart Il Sergeant, Of Louisa
county, has accepted n position here. and
VIII make Richmond his future home.
Announcement Is made OF the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Julia Pitzer.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
Pitzer ana Mr. Ernest r. Hooge. The
wedding VIII take place January ed, at
. o'cloti' 7. NJ, in the First Presbyterian
Church, Roanoke VA.
Misses Grace ana Miriam Briggs ana
MISS Finch have returned from Scotts-
vile, va, where they We're tho guests
of Mrs, 6, w. Briggs.
Pr William H. Craig, who has been
spending the holidays with his parents on
t@enty-seyenth street. has returned to
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philadelphia to resume his studies at the
Polytechnic Postgraduate School.
Miss Frances Craig, of Church Hill. is
visiting trends and relatives in Philadel-
phia and Ilttsburg.
Mr., Hugh Moss has returned from a
visit to his parents, Judge and Mira John
r. Moss, in buckingham county
Mr.. William Arion is visiting his cousin.
Mr.. Claude G, Michael, In Milnesville, Va.
Mrs. =. l.: smlther Of West Point. is
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no cards having boon fruued. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kusterer, will be at homo to their
friends after February 9Th. at No. 10
South Belvidore Street. this city.
Benefit at Bostock's.
The benefit performance to DO given at
| Bostock's arena on the afternoon and
evening Of Thursday next Will be very
entertaining and amusing.
Tie ladies of tho Church Hill Auxiliary
| Retreat for tho Sick undertake to care for
| all the INDECENT sick s fthe East End. and
to give them proper treatment md atten-
| ton. They have saycd the lives Of many
such people In the past two years. Tho
proceeds of tho benefit will go entirely
to this charity fund, which is at present
very low.
Tickets may be obtained from any Of
the following ladies, members Of the aux
iliary: Mesdames Margaret M. Anderson,
9. Gray Bossicux, Charles j. Blllups. w.
j.. Brittle, A. w. Bennett, Jr.. William
Crump, Joseph Carter. 1. II. Clark, A.
II. Chapman, w. A. Cheatwood, Robert
Curry. Jr.. Harvey Davis. Hugh Davis. r.
~ Garcln. Ct. D. George, p. w. Gee.
William Grassitt, r. N. Goode, sallie
Harbaugh, James Lester G. w. Massie,
r. Nelson, II. New, o. Parrish Mark
w. Peyser, G. T. Talley, G. w. Troxler.
Mrs Newberry, George Rogers and Mrs.
#. A. Riddlck. Also from the following
druggists: Kern. Curd. Shine Partin,
and Nolde.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Edward Dillon, of Indian Rock,
Va. Miss Jennie Jackson. of Charleston.
S. c., and Mr.. Alexander Wilson, of
Gary, w. Va, arc guests of Mrs r. L.
Hunter. at No. 2i5 East Franklin Street.
Miss Mary Gooch Anderson, of Clifton
Forge, Va. is spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Gooch, of South
Third Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner, Mr.. George Am
brose Allen, Jr., Mr. Frederick McBrier,
Mr. George Taylor and Mr.. John Glenn
ems, of Erie, Pa, will arrive in Rich
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n g
And
n girls be Virginia,
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Kusterer--Ryall.

Mrs. b. G. Ryall. OF Baltimore. Md,
announces the marriage Of her daughter,
| Margaret Agnes, To John Henry Kusterer,
OF this city The ceremony win tnko
place quietly on January I'D, In st, An
drew's Catholic Church. Baltimore. Md,
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Announcement Is made OF the ap-.
proaehlns marriage Of Miss Julia Ptzer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
Pitzer, ana Mr. Ernest r. Hooge. The
wedding viii take place January 23d, at
. o'clotk I. M, in the First Presbyterian
Church Roanoke, VA.
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Mrs. Clara w. whyte. of No 3o2 South
Third Street. has as her guests her
daughter, Mrs. Atherton Blight Wad-
leigh, and three children, of La Cananea.
Mexico; also her son. Nh. Robinson Whyte.
of the same place.
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Miss Laura boswell spent few days
last week at Yerdon. Va.
Mr. Stuart L. Sargtant Of Louisa
county, has accepted n position here. and
VIII make Richmond his future home.
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Misses Grace and Miriam Briggs ana
MISS Finch have returned from scotts-
V,@le, Va where they We're tho guests
OF Mrs, g. W. Briggs.