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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
5Christiansburg Social News.
Especial to The Times Dlspntcl.l
.CHRI STIANSBUR VA, July IS.

1T Special to The Times Dspntch.1
CIIRISTIANSBURG, VA. July rs
Mrs. George w. Mitchell entertained
the members OF the Woman's Home
Mission Society on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Mitchell served delightful refresh
ments and the evening was most pleas
antly spent with music after the bus
.lness affairs of the society We're dis
posed of. Refreshments We're served
by Mrs, Mitchell, assisted by Misses
Allie Surface and Patra Mitchell. The
exquisite china used was hand -palnted
by the hostess and was much adj
mired. The guests were Mrs. j. Kyle
Montague. Mrs. W. y. Dunklee, Mrs.
Charles Johnson. Mrs. S, Kohen, Mrs.
Fisher. Mrs. Rice Charlton, Miss 2Jen-
mic Childress, Mrs w. NJ. Rangley,
Mrs. J. M. Ellis, Mrs, James. Childress,
Mrs. John Thompson Mrs. Mcndor,
Mrs. b. II, Haymaker. Mrs. 3. Lawrence.
Mrs. John Lawrence, Mrs, Robertson
Mrs. Haley. Mrs, II. II. Mays, Mrs.
George Iiessler, Mrs. ", Foster Mrs
William Barnitz. Mrs. Craig Tawley,
Mrs. n, II. 3Dicky, Mrs. Whltesoaryer,.
Mrs, Sbeltman and Mrs. Fisher,
very sdelightful. hop was, given A al
the elbow sulphur Springs on We'd
9nesdayy evening blythe Christlansburg
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CLEARS THE COMPLEXION
OVERNIGHT
Pfmp1cs. nnsh, Frtiptlons. Etc, Quickly
Ernillcntcd by New Skin Remedy.

Pimplca. Hnsh, Ertiptlons. Etc, Quickly
Ernillcntcd by New Skin Remedy.
Since Its discovery one year ago,
poslnm, the new skin remedy, has, In
Its extraordinary nccoriplishmerts,e x-.
sceeded the most sanguino expectations
OF the eminent specialist who gave II
Ito the world. Eqlt7lias cured thousands
of cases OF eczemn and eradlcated ia.
bcial and other disfgurements Of yenra'l
standing. The terrible itching attend
Ing eczema is stopped witliIthe flrss
application, giving proof OF Ats .cu y, y Z
tive properties Mt the very outset.
In less serious skin affections. such
as pinnples, rash, herpes, blnckhends,
acne, bnrber's itch, etc, results show
after an overnight applications only q
small quantity being required to- effect
a cure. a muddy or sallows complexion
Is notlceably improved by single ap-i
plicntion. Those who use poslam OF
these minor skin troubles can now
avail themselves OF the special q cent
2paclage. recently adopted to meet such
needs. Both tho 50-cent package and
tile regular 50 Jar may now be obtained
in Richmond at Trngle's and other
lending drug stores. s. & ls
Samples for experimental purposes
may be had free OF charge by writing
direct to the Emergency Lab oratories,
80 West Twenty-tifth Street, New York
City. n Il 81 a Il i9es i5g3
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dren were guests Thursday OF Mrs.
Arthur Pleasants.
DR.. and Mrs. ". r. l. Smith are
guests OF Mrs. William Ellyson.
Mr.. La Grange Cook was recently
the guest Of Miss Barfield.
Mr. Irving Scott returned to his
home in Alabama Monday after a
pleasant visitE.to Mrs. Burton Mayre.
Mrs. Truman A. Park and children.
who have been spending the past
month with Mrs. 4. NJ. r. Talcott, left
Tuesday forsthe mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farleigh Cooke are
guests Of Mrs. William Wallace at
Hampstead"
4 Mrs. Robinson. Of Newport News, was
recently the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
S. c. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk Miller arc at
tending the meeting Of the Pharmaceu-
Messrs. George Russell and Nathan
.Talcott and Misses gJuliette and Cary
.Talcott are guests OF the Misses
Mrs. Porter Of Belona. is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. &Haskins Hobson.
lJr.s s. IS
Miss Rachel crenshaw is visiting
friends in Bon Air..
Mr.. Howell left Thursday for Ken
lucky. ss
Mrs. R. NJ. Bul4.ngton, Masters Holt
and Richard Burlington returned home
Friday, after a pleasant stay ats"Kes-
wick, Powhatan county. e.
Mr.. Withers Miller and Mr.. Hum
sphries were guests of Mr.. Polk Miller
Sunday. ss as y 5tltz Il
Miss Pettigrew, OF Manchester, has
been visiting Mrs Gowen recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Meyers and Mr..
George r. Pace, Iof Richmond; Miss
Lillian Pace, OF Washing ton; Misses
Julia Whitman Matte d FIipp and
Mrs. S. Fl. Billiard II Of Clinton, s. G.,
are among the guests at lie Noel Hotel
Cottage.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall, Of Amelia, is
visiting relatives here. 8
Mr.. w. A. McClayS and family, OF
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80 5-tfs 49, 4 80 81
Dance Nenr Hons ton.
Ispeclallto The TImes- Dlspateh.l

lA'PSSAn'f'0 ~ =
4 SOUTH BOSTON, va July5 1s.-on
Monday evening last the old Colonial
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Haskings. near
Houston, was a scene OF brilliancy,
when the visiting young ladies' OF
South Boston and Houston were given
a most enjoyable dance
The participants were Mr. Eugene
Luck, Of Houston with Miss Florence
iBouldwin, OF Houston; Mr. Gilmer
Easley. of Houston. with Miss Kate
Edmonds, OF Lynchburg; Mr.. Tom
Davis. with Miss Feble Edmonds. Of
iLynchburg; Mr.. Arch Dorsey,swith Miss
Florence Easley, Of Houston; Mr.. Eas-
ley Bouldwin, with Miss Kitty Lam
caster, Of Richmnod; Mr.. Fleming. with
Miss Boiler. of Washing ton, D. c.:
Mr. August Schafer. with Miss Rebecca
Leigh. Of Houston: Mr. Alison Gray.
with Miss Mary Chalmers of Rich
5mond; Mr.. Joe Bell, with Miss Nell
Darlington Mr.. Geo Faulkner. with
Miss Marie Easley. and Mr.. George
richardson, with Miss Elizabeth
iEasley, Of South Bost ton Stag ---'yyood
iBouldwin, William Leig and Henry
Watkins, OF Houston; Bruce Pendleton.
OF South Boston. and TazeWell Car
ring ton, OF Richmond.
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|||D|'OING F|N|E.|N|0|'R|k
N MAR:T|NSV|lLE
Nearly 500 Teachers in Attend
at1ce Upon Summer Normal.
Pleasant Features.

z Tspcclll Ia Tha mines pispalch

II Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
~ AfART1NSvILLE. " A., ] uly 1S.---1Jvi-
Il IDENTIFY the teachers OF tile State OF
( ;ylrginin arc awakening to the im-
sportance OF the summer training Offer
b cd by the Departmental Of Education.
b The ai,mlner scEcol in session here
now numbers 275. not including nu-
smerous visitors. and new members nre
enrolled daily. Several additional
courses Gnre offered this year, thetmost
notable, perhaps, being manual train-
Ing. which is attracting much atten-
5tion, not only from tho teachers, but
stalso from the citizens of Martinsville.
In spite of the exceedingly hot
:weatlierithe attendance daily is almost
perfect. and the amounted work done one
Isl surprising. The average Nirglaln
teacher seems to have IN iron consti-
tuition.
The work, however, is sptced with
Pheasant events. Several Of tho in-
structors are as yet unmarried, anu
the State of Virginia bids fair to give
$up8 a few handsome teachers for tie
sake OF that greater institution-'he
Ehome. Besides these social pleas
Santries, there have been some pubic
exercises of interest, and no little
profit. The most important Of these.
perhaps was the lecture on the Holy
3lJI.a
9ington and Lee University, on Friday.
July 9th, an address of much interest
10 lovers of poetry. On Thursday and
Friday, July 18th and 18th. Mrs.
Frances Carter, of New y ork City. re-.
Cited from George Eliot's Spanish
Gypsy" and Shakespearess Much. Ado
About Nothing Mrs. Carter is a dra-
matte artist Of much power and pas.
sion; and her rendition of these two
dramas was indeed revelation to
many OF the teachers who are distant
from cities.
Next Friday night n musical and
dramatic recital Will be given by these
teachers and pupils OF Miss Euphenia
Walton, of Washington who is in
charge OF the music instruction. The
members OF the faculty are expecting
some very bright "take-off" on them
selves, and doubtless they will not
be disappointed.
The State examinations begin July
goth and continue three days About
200 have signified their intention to
take the test, and this is looked upon
as a splendid evidence of the earnest
ness OF the students. The little city,
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Bon Air Social News.

BON AIR, VA. July 1s.-Thursday
and Friday nights crowds attended
the advertising exhibit, held for the
benefit OF the Bon Air Library and st.
James Episcopal. Church. The living
pictures were quite a feature, and the
samples given away at the door and
with purchases OF the different articles
for sale, very attractive. a goodly
sum was realizeS.
Among the weekend guests hero
last week We're Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Johnston and Mr.. Gear Fuller, with
Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Forbes; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Shelton, with Mrs Author
Peasants, and Mr.. John w. CruiGa
with Mrs. T. p. L. Cooke. a rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tyler and chill
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Gainesville Social News
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n Nv A -. ill,, 4 g 80 80

f6 81 Special to me RTlmes-Dlspatch.Jf n.
5 CARTERSYILLE,gV VA, ] uly 8.--Tha
West Richmond District Conference
will convene in tho Cartersville Metho-a
dist Church at no on on Tuesday y. with
DR.. Iipscomb. the presiding elder. In
preached by; Dr.. J ones, pastor Of Clay
Street Methodist Church, Of Ri hmond.,
"A. full d elegat ion Is expected, and the
session will last three or four d nys.ss
tending the Normal Sch DOL in Fredcr-s
.icksburg. Si "a
Miss Lily. Fox, Of Henrico Is visiting
Mrs. T. u. IL a:
ington, D. c., Is Visiting her old home.
here. Is III
Mrs. Irene Baber OF Shores. is tho.
guest Of Mrs. Nv. r. y y uncant q Penn
berton. s5 III n sstsSs}
Ca, are guests at ewstcad. s. the
home Of Mr.. Boaz Ford. Il; 5ls II 81
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REUNION or WITS. CLASS
or 1878---13, NO HOODOO71HERE

One facetiously replied, How can you
make 80 rr,any7' '.Well,' was the re-
ply. "if you two keep 1t up 1t will
soon be that for these two. and they.
the youngest and freshest looking OF
all have seven grandchildren between
them and are brother-in-lnw." Seven
OF this class are still in the State OF
Virginia and five OF them hold coun-
try parishes. Here is the class:
&c. Braxton Bryan, d. D.. Grace
Buck. Rock Creek Parish. District OF
Columbia; ]. Harry Chcsley, Clnymont,
Delawaret &c orge w. Dame, d. d., Holy
lnnocents, Baltimore. Md: Arthur. p.
Gray. Cople Parish, Westmoreland
county. Va: Curtis Grub. Liyeoak.
Florida; William B. Lee. Gloucester,
Va: Frank Page. D. D.. st. ohn's,
BROOKLYN. N. ": p. r. Phillips. st.
Paul's. Alexandria, Va; Henry Thomas,
Hyattsville. Maryland Byrd T. Turner,
King George, Va: u. w. Ware, Culpep-
ser. Va; g. S.fWare. Port Royal. Va.
May the blessing OF Almighty God
be upon them, and their faith and
love strengthen more and more until
they meet around the Fathers throne.5
ARTHUR P.SGRAY.
Secretary.
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Cotillion Club. Those dancing were
Miss Jennie Hall, with Mr.. Aubrey
Hawley; Miss Jennie Childress. with
Mr.. Teay Manoni; Miss Annie Eoff.
with Mr.. W. d. Stewart; Miss Simonenh
Fagg, with Mr.. Glenn Mitchell; Miss
Ollie Surface. with Mr. Dan Spindle:
Miss Lois Montague, with Mr.. Vir-
1ginius: Miss Bessie Elicit. with Mr.:
George Arnold Miss Louise Hanly,
with Mr.. Linwood Walters: Miss
Beatrice Calhoun, with Mr.. Hoge Tall
liant; Miss Sadie Elicit. with Mr.. Sid
5ney Miller; Miss Harriet Eoff, with
Mr.. Fred Averell; Miss Mary Elicit,
with Mr.. George Latham; Mrs. Chas.
I. Wade. Jr., of Bristol, with. Mrs.
Mosby' Wade. Mrs. George Bentley,
with Mrs. Bentley; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
I. Wade and Mrs. Henry Tallant.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bentley. Of
Richmond. nre spending the month
with Mrs William Davis.
Mrs. Sanger, Mrs. Meador and Miss
Isabel Judkins left on Thursday for a
months stay at Crockett Springs.
& DR.. and Mrs. w. w sRangeley re-
turned to-day from a visit to Colonel
and Mrs. James Rangeley, of Stuart.
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CHASE CITY NonnIAL.
Teachers in Attendance Working Hnr,l,
But Having II Good Time.

But Having IL Good Time.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
CHASE CITY, VA, July 1s.-Fifty
teachers from Nrecklenburg, and others
from the adjoining counties and from
North Carolina arein attendance upon
the normal institute here. The. teach
ers manifest a beautiful spirit in their
work They are, intelligent. diligent
in the purstlitstof their studies, and
very loyal to their instructors.
The citizens of Chase City are very
much interested In the work Of the
Institute. They have extended many.
courtesiesTto instructors and teachers.
This is likewise true Of the N1ecklen-
burg Hotel, whose beautiful lawn, ball
room and wide verandas are a favorite
resort.
Something is always going on" in
Chase City. There have been lectures.
amateur plays. etc. Educational adj
dresses have been delivered by Judge
William II. Mann and by ZION. II. ST.
George Tucker.
superintendent s. L. Graham. Of
Mecklenburg, visited the normal dur
ing the past week.
Instructors and teachers send greet
ings to those assembled at the other
normals sins the State.e@
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MANY FEATURES OF'.INTER1sT
AT{FARNIVILLEs S UNIAIIIt NORMAL
Especial s.I 10 The Times pispatch.l.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
TARMVILLE. VA. July 1S.-The
teachers In attendance at the summer
normal school are working very hard
Notwithstanding the extremely hot
weather. Great interest is manifested
In every department.. Each week, as 1t
passes, has It's own interests. but on
Thursday, last night and Tonight, DR..
iCurrall, of Washington and Lee Uni-
sversity, delivered his famous Dante
lectures, which charmed every one
who heard them. Next Monday night.
Rev. II. Tucker Graham will lecture
before the teachers on japan.
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THE cov1NGToN NORMAL. \.
Fine Faculty, Large Attendance and
Good Work being Done.
al LSpeciallto The Times Disc atch.1

COVINGTON. VA, July 1S.-Th;s
charming little town. so beautifully
situated at the foot of the Alleghnnies.
appears to be the Mecca fo-
all the bright. pretty maids OF this
section of.virginia. The town Is Z. an Y
school now in session is in every de-
tail success. Mr.. ]. S. Thomas. tho
State examiner. understands his work.
The entire faculty must have been
selected with great care. Judging from
their ability to impart knowledge to
the students. "a. II
State Senator King. of Clifton Forge.
comes down from Ills home each morn
ing In time to greet his class Mt $40.
He teaches civil government which he
thoroughly understands. Rev. j. Port
5er Smith Is very much In love with
history. It is evidently his strong
paint. There are about fifteen in the
faculty and near 400 students.
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glndness. they went to the chapel to
give praise to Him who had so blessed
them, and then had a quiet experience
meeting. full Of interest. The Holy
Of st; Paul's Church. where eight q
the class were ordained to the tprlest-
hood twenty-nine years before by that
noble old saint, Bishop white. de-
3lightful repast was served by their cor
dial host and charming hostess As the
time goes faster, 1t was resolved to
meet every three years at st. Paul's,
MS it is the most central place. And It
was also unanimously requested that
the secretary have this account sent to
The Times-Dispatch for publication,
being mindful OF the kindness Of that
paper five years ago.
AS a straw showing the wind and
the times, sit is noted that OF these
nine were Yirginiaas, the rest
Marylanders. blight were from theitcr--
ritory now included in the Diocese OF,
Virginia, and those eight were all from
the country parishes or this years
class of graduates only three We're from
the Diocese OF Virginia, and those
three from cities. though the class
numbered nineteen.
AS we went to the alumni dinner
one called to the others. Come on, '78
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SEMINARY AT WAYNEsDORO
BOUGHT DY DIR. MILLER

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
wAYNESBORO. VA, July 1S.-The
Valley Seminary successfully run for,
many years in this place by Dr. and
Mrs, j. B. Winston, has recently been
purchased by DR.. Miller, a Lutheran an
educator of Virginia.
This school has been closed for two
seasons on account of DR.. Winstons
death, the duties being too heavy for
Mrs. Winston alone. DR.. Miller Will
Immediately make preparations for re-
opening the school In early fall.
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Richmond. have moved to their country
house. ELM Grove. near here, for
the summer.
Miss Liza Montague was the guest
last week OF Miss Mcclure.
Messrs. Keith and Cardwell Taylor,
sof; Hanover Courthouse were guests
Thursday Of Mrs. Douglas wherry
Miss Lucy Mason. of Richmond, was
the recent guestgof tho Misses Moore. A
Mrs. Lewis Burwell. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Read, left last week for the Buffalo
tLitllia.
Mr.. Allan Ferguson left Friday for
a short trip to Washing tom.
Mrs. q. 3. Johnson Is the guest OF
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ASSOCIATION
| PREPARING FOR WINTER WORK

! WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July 1s.--Thc
williamsburg Educational Association
Is preparing for the fall and winter
work, and has issued an outline of the
course OF instruction.. Mrs. George F..
Coleman Is president of the association.
with Mrs. Henry E. Bennett. yice-pres-
ident; Mrs Winder Lane, Jr., secrc-
tary: Miss Julia Tyler, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. John NJ. Hender-
son, treasurer. 55sYiS n, y. #
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5( n, + Tho Tlmes-pispatch.)

4t (For The Times-Di Dispatch.
"a One Of the side issues of the recent
finals of the Virginia Theological Semi
mary, near Alexandria. was the reunion
of the class Of rs and the celebration
of their thirtieth anniversary. This
class does not boast Gifts SAUNDERS. its
sbrilliancy or It's distinguished men,
but of the unique fact that of the thir-
teen men who entered the class in 1873
all are living to-day. all actively at
work In parocllial duties. oil faithful
to their VOWS and blessed with good
health. You would have to go more
than ten years down tho line to find
its equal in that respect. The class Of
III had a larger number to begin with
but only four are left, and the class
of 10, with only four members, has
but two in parochial work.
Four were absent on the day of re-
union, but two of them came In the
next day. The Rev. Curtis Grub. of
Florida, was too far away to come, and
the Rev. G. Braxton Bryan. D. D.. OF
Petersburg, was called back because
of funeral In his congregation. The
class met at the rectory of ST. Paul's
Church. Alexandria. whose rector, the
Rev, P. Phillips, is the proud father
of the baby of the class" aged six
After social chat OF welcome and
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son. is to be two stories and basement.
and constructed OF granite and red
brick. In the basement, which has
separate outside entrances for boys
and girls and separate ,stairways lead
ing up to the first floor, are to be
tho domestic science department., the.
manual training department and the
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of Martinsville isttransformed Just now
into most busy and studious commu-
nifty. not unmiXed. however, with those,
elements which always attend youth
and beauty.
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Special to Tho Times Dispatch.l
& BRYANT, VA, July lS-TThe5 ahoyes
represents q seen O. ra rel
met with In this age, There Is frapre-
scented here FIVE living generations
Seated TO the right In an arms Ii air Is.
the oldest person OF the group Mrs,
Ann IN Eau her. s aged ninety-tW.oS
years, who. though blind, is extremely
actlY for her q so. On the extreme lett
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Photo by 2. M. II Co Fey. 38
/ sss sH In this renar ble 8 roup{ we have
ono groat- great grandn I Their, one great
grand lnoth her, u tW o CRANE N at hers, one
grand father. thu ee mott hers Ono ther.
two sons and three daa q tiers, Al u five
Mere born "a m N elson 5coun ty, ~ ri, and
MI wv resi- de v here q Scept he q
syonn Sos ii w ose me U.s. De trol
Mioh. ssS
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usual conveniences. The first floor
will. have five large class rooms and
double stairways leading to tho second
story, where there are to be five moro
large class rooms, three Of which, hav-
ing vertical ceiling partitions, can be
thrown together to form an assembly
hall. rs
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lis hor daughter Mrs. Mary M, I. Al EN-
aged sixty seven. stand I'M I'M #, ~
rear is the latter's SO d, Davis Allen,
ng ed & ty-seYe and 81 to Ais ia ~ ght y 9
his daughter, Mrs. Rosa X I3 oN 10, 20 g ed
z twenty -four. while standing y he
chair I'm front lis her OH, Mas Davis
HOWL q, 81 , VI, who wa on g fy " ld the
toMrth July and ofsst Y
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NJ Keysyille Social News.

Specialize The, Tines Dispatch. j
KEYSVILLI1, v AZ, ] I'll y ~ S.----A1 r. Les
land lie Grande, Western Union opel--i
.ntor Of tho sout herni Ra ilroad, Is Very
Ill att the home 5of iii $ father Miss
Marie Manning, a train q snurse g. from
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MORE SCHOOLS FOR I,ADFoT,D.
Contracts Soon to he Let for Two
Modern Buildings.

n Special to The Times -Dlspatch.1
RADFORD, VA, July 1s.-The Rad
ford school board Is advertising for
bids on two school buildings to be
erected at once. They will be built of
stone and brick, and will contain ten
rooms.
One will BIO built on the site of Belle
Heth Academy, the other east of the
residence Of Mr.. Charles Ross. on
Second Street. It Is the purpose Of
the board to have the buildings COM
3pleted by the first Of the year.
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Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.l
APPoNrATTOx c. H., VA, July 49,
The contract has recently been lot and
york is to be rushed with all vigor
on the splendid agricultural high
school to be erected here. The struc-
iture, designed by Charles NJ. Robin-
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8. Increase the farm sstsakf to this
extent 8, Of sutIlizing al th i pro-
O. Produce all the food required for
the men and animals on the farm.
Ii 10. Keep an account of each farm
product, In order to know from which
the gain or loss arises. AZ 3t5 ggss
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AS we went to the alumni. dinner
one called to the others. Come on. q 8. =
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FIVE LIVING GENERA TlONsSI

... 49,.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-12
BACKACan.

Delicate women who are subject to
nervous spells, backache, bearing-down
and periodical pains, take DR.. Niles
Antl-Pain Pills and ind in them a
pleasant and sure relief They cure by
their soothing influence upon +he nerv-
Gus system. They do not AFFECT the
bowels IN the slightest degree, and are
perfectly harmless, 20 doses, 900. New
er sold Ia bulk,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-12
CHINESE COME TO COAST
TO STUDY RESOURCES

VICTORIA, (B. O., July 25.-Among
the passengers of the Empires of ia
pan, which reached port yesterday
from Hongkong were Taotai Law Shee
Kee and suit, sent to Canada and the
United States by the Governor of
Kwang-si province of South China to
investigate the industrial, commercial
and mining resources with a view to
the expanding of the trade with South
China. After a month in British Co
lumbia the Chinese OFFICIAL will go to
American Coast ports.
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HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Chungchun.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection bills of exchanges, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transact a
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch o. King Street