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TRANSFERRED TO LIGHTHOUSE.
Commander Knapp Ordered TO the
st. Louis station.

Commander J. J. Knapp. now on duty
ut the Washington Navy Yard, has
been ordered by the Secretary of the
Navy to take charge of the St Louis
lighthouse district, succeeding Com
mander Louis S. Van Duzer. who Will
soon be ordered 10 sea duty.
Commander J. L. Purcell, at present
on duty at the League Island Navy
Yard at Philadelphia. has been ordered
20 the New Orleans lighthouse district.
relieving Commander Guy Brown. who
will be the executive officer Of the new
armored cruiser North Carolina, when
she is placed in commission within the
next few weeks
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DIED.

ALI,EN-Erterci into eternal life on Monday. March
Q. 1905 al 1873 =. H.. EMILY ELLWOOD. vie
q Walter Allen.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BASsETT- suddenly. on March 9. l90s. az his
residence. e. Maryland avenue northeast
GEORGE T. beloved husband q Mrs Ellen
Bsssett. and SON Of the late Capt. Isaac Bassett
Notice Of faneral hereafter
FORBES Battered into rest az 80 D. NJ Monday
March O. 800 JENNIE. the beloved daughter
of the late Mr.. A. NJ. Forbes.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KELLY Departed this life MondaT March 9 1905
al ,. H.. WILLIAM A. aged tvCuty-eig1t
years. son 81 the late Daniel ard Catherine keilr.
Funeral viii take place fE0m the residence Of ms
brother. Joseph J. Kelly, 50 Prospect avenue
northwest Ncducslay morning. March N. at
O'Clock. Requiem mass az ST.. Dominic Church.
NOURSE-qB SUNDAY. March s. iaas at her rss-
ccnce The Highlands. NARY JOSEPHA.
daughter Il thc late MAJ. Charles J. and Re-
bccca Morris N0urse, tn the uinety-iirst year q
her aye
Funeral from s.. Adams Church Tuesday. slarca
10 at II a. M
SAUTER-on Saturday March :, Ials. ANNA ~
SAUTER departed this lie 50 her residence. lE9
& street northwest
Funeral from 81 PstEicks Church "wednesday,
S.srch H. az % O'Clock.
YOUNG Suddenly. oa SUNDAY. March g. 1905
az D. m. Mrs ANNIE FORSTER beloved wife
Of Thomas A. losrs an l7E Eightlenth street.
FS1nerei from the late gesiderace WEDNESDAY Nsrca
y, AZ ,. Friends invited. Interrrcnt private.
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NEWS CUT SHORT.

Next Saturday. at the Willard. a con-
ference Of the 1ain-eTouirg. shipping and ex.
porting interests. under the auspices Of tie Grain
Dealers National Association viii be held 70 con
cider the McCumber and other bills relating 10 the
classification and grades Of grain.
Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday cited
Philip l. Corby 10 appear March g. and show
canse Why he should not be adjndeed e1iiltv Of
contempt Of court for failure to pay his wife MARY
+. Coroy. alimony. which was ordered following the
institution Of slit for divorce some time ago.
The will OF Louis Schmidt, who died
March 4 1908. dated MAY ;, 1904 was filed yes,er-
day fer probate He deTscs his entire estate 10 HIS
wife, Mrs. Amelia Barbara schmidt and AZ her
death It Is TO be divided among three CHILDREN.
Emma Louise. Maud Viola. and Milton Io-,;s
Schmidt
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TO BE BURIED AT NEWARK.
Funeral Services for Rev. c. a.
Smith at Peck Memorial Chanel.

This evening at 7:45 o'clock public serv-
ices will be held in the Peck Memorial
Chapel over the remains Of Rev. Charles
Alvin Smith. who died suddenly Sunday
afternoon. The body will be removed 10
the church at O'Clock
Rev DR.. Charles Wood. pastor OF the
Church Of the Covenant. VIII preside at
the evening services. He will be assisted
by Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church: Rev. DR..
Fighter. Of Hyattsville. Nd, and Rev. DR..
Cummings, Of Anacostia.
Tomorrow morning the body viii be
sent 70 Newark, n. j., for burial It will
be accompanied by the widow. and by
Kercheval and Caroline. their two chill
dren, and the brother and sister Of Mrs
Smith.
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Dance by Euehre Club.

The young folks comprising the Trolley
EUchre Club were the guests Of Miss
Elsye Furr 242 Eighth street northeast.
Saturday evening last. Refreshments fol-
lowed the euchre, and then there was
dancing. Miss vi Neal and Avery Taylor
won first prizes and the second honors
went TO Miss Bessie Wright and William
Kemper Those present were Misses Jes-
sic Besselievre. Elsye, Eva. ana Margaret
FUR. Anna Mcknight, Viola Neal. Bessie
Wright. Edna Espey. and Alice Myers.
and Messrs. Harry Hamilton. William
Kemper. Avery Taylor. Dave Lum, Frank
Turton. and Harry Wood
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Mr. Wu Calls Upop Ron,

WI Ting-fang, the new Chinese
lister. made his formal rail- IN,
rotary OF State Root yesterday
noon. He also arranged with I
rotary for his presentation 10 II
ident to-day or tomorrow. Du
Minister WI called U
sistant Secretary OF State Bat
had a lone chat with him.
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GIVES LECTURE ON BURNS.
Mrs. Grace Dyer-E%niGht Entertains
Audience Mt the Arlington.

Mrs. Grace Dyer-Knight delivered a
lecture on Robert Burns last night in
the ballroom of the Arlington Hotel
Fully 500 OF Washington's society
folk were In attendance. The lecture
was illustrated with stereopticon views,
and iuterspersed with old ballads Of
Scotland.
AIRS. Dyer-Knight was assisted by
Mrs Lee Phillips, soprano; Miss Court
ley Collins, soprano; Miss Edith Spof-
ford, cOntralto; Mrs. Elmer r. Curry.
soprano: Miss Almyra Sessions. 20
prano; Miss Elizabeth Stuart. contral-
TO: Miss Hilda Koehler, mezzo- sOprano:
Mr. Howard Butterworth. tenor; Mr..
Fred Shaffer. bass; Miss Sallie T. Ma
son. at the piano, and Mr.. Boern-
stein violin
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M. GRANT LUCAS ENDORSED.
Baptist Minister'S Alliance Urges
Him for Supervising Principal.

The Baptist Ministers Alliance Of the
District Of Columbia held its regular
meeting in the main auditorium of the
Third Baptist Church. Fifth and Q streets
northwest, last night.
After routine business a resolution was
adopted urging the filing of the position
Of supervising principal of public schools
in the Twelfth division. and indorsing Nj
Grant Lucas. on the ground that he has
served the schools faithfully for eighteen
years. has passed the written examination
for tho position, has college education.
in addition 10 a high and normal school
training and is a man Of excellent char
acter.
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FLICKINGER IS HELD.
Charged with Murderous Assault on
de Serviere.

Otto Flickinger, formerly a teacher OF
German at the Berlitz School of Ian
guages. was held in $1,000 bond for the
action of the grand jury yesterday by
Judge Kimball in the United States
branch OF the Police Court. He was
charged with assault with intent to kin
Rene Claudius de Serviere, teacher OF
French in the same school.
Inc principal witnesses were de Ser
were and Policeman McCravy. OF the
First precinct, who made the arrest.
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Loses Her Damage sui

Justice Wright, in Circuit Court No. 1.
yesterday directed a jury 10 bring in a
verdict in favor Of Supt., Frank Baker Of
the Geological Park, in the suit fled by
Hannah Jackson. colOred. for $1,000 dam
ages for injuries which she alleged were
sustained by her and her two children BY
being attacked by wolf which gained its
liberty.
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Prohibition crusaders Of Waugh Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, Third and A
streets northeast, were addressed last
night by Rev. George z. Maydwen. pastor
of the church. and Rev. $. Reese Murray.
pastor of the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church. Twentieth street. near Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. and president Of
the prohibition crusaders.
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Charged with Passing Bad Check.

Charles Robert Cameron. alias Robert
Campbell. was held in $1,000 bond for the
action Of the grand jury by Judge KIM
ball. in the Police Court, yesterday. Cam
eron. or Campbell, it is alleged, passed a
fraudulent check for 500 on the Com
meTcial National Bank last October. He
was arrested in Rockton, s. e. and was
brought to this city by Detective Rurlin-
game. of the Central office last Saturday
night
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DEMAND FIREPRooF SCHOOLS.
henst Citizens Would Prevent
Fire Horror Here.

a meeting OF the Northeast Wash
n Citizens Association, at North
Temple. Tenth and II Streets north
last night. resolutions were adopt
unanimously in favor OF a more ex-
We use of freproofng in the con-
ton Of -chool building in the Dis
report was read and adopted and
as decided that further investiga-
should be made. and petitions be
s-nu 10 the Commissioners, the board of
education. and both Houses of Congress.
Report was made on the work in Con-
Gress on the bills providing for cross
town street railways. universal transfers.
and the other provisions OF the Union
Station trackage bill
Complaint was made against the condi-
ton Of tho sidewalk and street under the
Union Station tracks In II street, where
there is a subway of 500 feet.
Resolutions were also adopted favoring
the placing Of taximeters in cabs and
public conveyances in the District.
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Accused Of Robhinr saloon.

James Butler. a negro, arrested in the
saloon of James Is. LAWYER. cleo r street
northwest. Sunday morning. was held in
sl.o00 bond for the action Of the grand
jury 10y Judge kimball. In the Police
Court. yesterday charged with house
break king
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Fathers and DarneiIle mdor.ed

Messrs. Fathers and Darneille were
Endorsed as delegates to the Republican
national convention by the Perma-
nent Republican Club of the Fifth leg
islatlve district at it's meeting. held
ut s26 Twenty sixth street northwest.
last night
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TO PREyENr the GRIr.

LAXATIVE BROSfO QUININE removes the csuSe
There is only one -BROMO QUININE-" Look for
signature Of Z. ". GROVE &c
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PAz0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to c7Hc any case
Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding. Protruding Piles An
to Il days n money refunded. &C.
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BEGIN The CONGRESS
Mothers from All Parts of
World Are Here.
MEET THE PRESIDENT TODAY

Formal Opening of Convention at
the White House This Afternoon,
When Mr.. ROOSeveIt VIII Receive
the Delegates and Talk to Them
Concerning the ChiId-ArrivaIs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-12

I " -s E i ! " N
Adele Blanc, true Dante Rosettl types,
and Of the opposite type, Miss Sara
Gibson, one Of Baltimore's great beau
ties, ana charming. lovely Miss Tracy
Duncan, OF Macon. All are alive with
Interest, from the Oldest to tho young
est for the cotillon, which is on the
!tapis for IN early day
For Tennis Tournament.
Equal enthusiasm Is manifested for
the first tennis tournament the ar
rangements for which are progressing
finely, and already there are thirty
entries for It. There will be three
eyents-ladies' singles, gentlemen's
singles and doubles. Eight teams have
entered in the latter class. Handsome
prizes have been ordered,
( Il The committee Of arrang emonts are
Miss Gertrude Belknap, Miss Alice.
ishepperd. MISS Alice Downing, Mr..
W. A., Crane and DR.. Mason. Il.
Chief among the attractions Of the.
springs is the bath. Twelve O clock
lis the favorite hour for the strictly
pleasure bathing,
Servants Entertain. S
The large excursion planned for the
Fourth was postponed o)l-.-Account of
the downpour. The entertainment
given by the servants OF the place
howeyer,f was a great su ccess, and
was Immensely enjoyed by many Of the
guests, Tho pavilion was prettllyi
decorated with gay bunting and the
Stars and Stripes Mrs. Eubank gave!
a worry handsome supper and carte
blanche to enjoy themselves till broad
daylight. The Invitations We're char
acteristtc, TO the head walter and.
his satellites; to.. his 4 lln1est he cbef;I
Itot the knig ht of II he ba til /; al of which
were accented with ayldlty, and about
NINETY attended Rosa a ID Tie ionors,
assisted ~ dear Al,n II Y saylne. Rosa
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Gordonsvillc Social News
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

Special % The Times Dispatch.l
&SF GORDONSY1LIE VA, II July 4 -
Miss Stella DeN1aine, after pleasant
stay OF several days at the homo OF
Mrs Sidney Wood, left "Wednesday FOR
lrr home in Baltimore, Md
CAPTAIN William King. Jr., ana
family, OF Alexandria, We're guests of
Mi. II. II. Jordan and family thia
week.
Mr.. Rae Thomas. of Palmyra. wa-s a
visitor ut the home of Mr. w. II. Jor-
dan this week.
Mrs, a. Il. Smith and daughter, Miss
Iva. We're Richmond visitors Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. j, III. Griffith and little daugl-
ter Marion. OF New York, have boon
spending the week with Mrs. W. ~.
Jacobs. 85
Mrs. j, b. Lambert, OF staunton. is
OIL . visit to her friend, Miss Lizzie
strntton. Ell
Mrs. S. Il Hobson and little son, and
Miss May Hohson. Of Washington, aro
visitors atHthe home Of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. u. Eubank,
rear town.
Mrs. Hume, of Holiday, isNyisiting
her son, Mr.. Fran X Iolladay,sin towa,
Master Harris davenport, OF Rich-
ntond, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. r. g,
Hogshead. and other relatives In tile
civ.
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Opening Hon Given.

The ball room was formally opened
on the night of the Fourth, when a hop
was given. The first hour devoted to
the children was especially attractive.
The grand march was led very skillful-
~ by little Miss Frances Eakle.
On Tuesday of this week the ladies'
aid of the Forest Memorial met to re-
organize for the summer. Mrs. Will
liam Boykin, of Baltimore, the vice.
president was in charge. Four new
members were reported. three of whom
are from All Saints Church, Richmond.
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" 4 . .
.MANYPRETT YG|R.[S
. At WARM SPRINGS! 6
Beauty Of Several States Repre-
sented in the Delightful Com
pany Assembled,
COMING TENNIS TOURNAMENT
r1,& ~ ~ =, Z
COMING TENNIS TOURNAMENT
To Be One Of the Features 8
the Summer, With Three I'll
Events and Thirty Entries.
[speclal Id The Tlmes- pIspa teh.l

WARM SPRINGS. VA, July 1.-THE
,ball9so delightfully."- SGT In motion last
week has continued to roll and ever
increases its velocity. Not only from
carly morn till dcWy owe are the lovers
OF pleasure kept busy, but into the
wee sma' hours, for the dancing has
commenced in good earnest. Fs,s s
Titania has waved her wand, and
veritable fairies have appeared. " The
lovely Downing girls and Shepherds,
from Washington Miss Elizabeth
Johnston, from Richmond; the Belk--3
maps, the Blands, the Nortons, from
] .oulsville;4 the ertsons, from CAL
weston; Miss Wilmer and Miss Foulke,
and many Others of8nnuslal heau ty'
and charm Conspi cuolls among them
Eare Miss Mildred Norton and Miss
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CARDS HOLD SWAY
At THE oil. sweet [
Despite Many Other Attractions,
Bridge and $500 Arc Very
Popular.
OPENING DANCE OF SEASON
This One Of the Pleasant Fca-
lures Of the Fourth Tennis,
Boxball and Riding.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

tfaa special me IlneS. Dl6putCn.J 3t5lsTA
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
VA, July little first week in July,
closing with the day we celebrated,
while not marked with any special
event, was ono of pleasant enjoyment.
The wave OF heat throughout the coun-
try, sending a large number OF visi-
tors to the mountains and to the Sweet
Chalybeate, there has been a steady in
crease Of arrivals. and one OF the pleas
ATTEST features of each day is the ar
rival Of the bus with 1t quota Of visi-
tors.
During the past week walking and
driving parties have been Of frequent
occurrence. Horseback riding is also
popular. and among the most enthusi-
astic riders is Mrs. Dudley Staples, Of
Richmond. who looks remarkably we'll
in her white linen habit.
The tennis court. being now In fine
condition, the devotees OF this game
are taking much pleasure. Boxball IS
also very popular. Among the players
making good scores are Miss Pratt, Of
Alabama, and Mr.. Hume, Of Portsmouth,
La.
Cards as usual hold the attention
and evening. Bridge, the
queen Of games. is most popular. Mrs.
Lainl, OF Washington, is one of the
finest players now here. $780," however
has Its devotees, and Judging from the
happy faces Of the players, the game
is most thoroughly enjoyed. Duplicate
bridge Is also much in favor among
the players most Interested being Miss
Longc. of Richmond; Mr.. Grant, Of
Cleveland, O.: Mrs. Lynder, of Philadel-
phia, and Mr.. Hume, of Portsmouth,
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CELEBRATE FOURTH
WITH BIG GERMAN.
Dance at the Mecklenburg One
Of the Events Of the Season.
Weeks Arrivals.
Especial TO The mes-Dispatch.7

THE MECKLENBURG, CHASE CITY,
VA, July 11.-Among the most pleas
ant Of the weeks affairs was the GER
man on the Fourth. The ball room
was in gala trim for the occasion.
handsomely decorated lin red, white
and blue bunting. and this nerriest Of
the seasons dances was "a fitting
climax to the celebration of the glori-
Gus Fourth. Among those enjoying the
daitce were Misses Martha Davis. Luz
ellie Paxton, Irma Jeffress, Iva North
ington, Mary Burwell. Anna Perkins,
Sue Gregory, Belts. Mamie Goode,
jamie Garrett and Alma Elan; Messrs.
n. l.. Henley, A. H. Westfall II. r.
Cooley w. c. Humphreys, NJ Goode.
!. y. Yokeley, Heublin, ". b. Agnew,
S. Brooks, S. Jeffreys. A. Brooks. II !.
Morton, Major McCaleb, DIR. Uzzcl,
Mesdames A. II. Wcstfall, Cooke. JEFF
freys. Heublin, Morton. Whitaker and
A. S. j. Boswell.
Quite number OF the guests en-
ioyed the tennis tournament Wcdnes-
day afternoon
MI. and Mrs. a.. II Wcstfall. Mrs.
Mary Smasley and Mrs. G. Q. Wilson
are prominent and delightful people
from Greensboro.
Mrs, r. NJ. Fry. with her attractive
family is one Of the weeks arrivals
from Richmond,
Major McCaleb, United States Army,
a prominent guest from Norfolk and q
fine whist player, is spending some
time here
cd by Dr. and Airs. II. King, Mrs. r, r.
r tn oft i
"Wednesday evening there was an
other delightful dance. participants
being Misses jamie Garrett, Iva North
ington Irma Jeffress, Sue Greg
orv. Annie Perkins. Belts, North
inston, Mary Burwell Cunningham,
rioode, Alma ELAN, Lucille Paxton.
Messrs. n. L. Henley. a. Rroocks. n.
r, Cooley, J. y. YokcleN. RI. ~ Wall.
g, Knott s. Brooks, ], NJ. Rodwell,
", D. AEnew. DR.. Uzzel Major Mo
Caleb.
Mr., Norvelle T. Henley, the talented
and popular commemorative attorney
for Williamsburg and James City
county Is spending several weeks here.
An addition 10 the social life are
Mr., and Mrs, G, II. Hickey, of DAN
VILE.
Greensboro is represented BY one
of her ahlest and most widely known
lawyers, Judge r. Al. Douglas.
Good bridge players here this week
are Mrs. A. II Westfall, Mrs. Wilson,
Mr. p. II. Hamilton, Major II, S. Nc
Caleb and Mrs, w. S. weatherly,
Among tile many guests registered
during the week are Rev, G. n. Thomas,
Durham; w T. Minor, j. H. Drake,
IA, NJ. LoPenstein, w. II. Shelton, Rich
mond CA. .1npes, r, M, Dorson, ~. 10.
\ ,sNYeatherly. Baltimore. g. w. Davis.
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PcrsonnI Notes.

Among the most popular young ma
irons now at the Sweet Chalybeate are
Mrs. John Synder, Of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. C. NJ. BURY, Of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. T. F. schley, wife Of Captain
Schley, U. S. A.. is a great addition to
the company now assembled.
Mrs. l.. a. Grant. of Cleveland. O.,
was warmly greeted on her arrival on
Friday. Mrs. Grant is accompanied by
her son. Mr.. T. G. Grant.
Prominent among the recent arrivals
are Mr.. and Mrs. Storkton Cook and
family, Ala: MISC. NJ Barry, Norfolk,
Va: Mrs ]. NJ. Martin, Mrs. *. p.
Longhome. Miss katherine Lewis. Mrs.
II +. Schley, Lynchburg, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wheatley, Washington, D.
q; Mrs. Z. A. Grant, Mr.. Grant, Cleve-
land. O.. Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Hail and daughter.
Louisville, Ky; Mrs. I. G. Cardwcll,
.l.ovenmah Ca, and Miss Ida CardWell
Mr.. i. 3. Eakle. Staunton. Va; Mrs. Fl.
w. Boykin, Baltimore, and Miss BoylSin.
Mrs f. a. Hart and Miss Lucelle Hart,
Louisville. KY; Mrs. II. Cabell Tabb.
Richmond, Va; Miss Eva L. HUH,
washington, y. c..
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is an Important element at the Warm,
If you want the ink taken out OF your.
dress. ask Rosa; If YOU want the I'M
possible, ask Rosa, and there It Is.
About 10 O'clock many OF the guests
went to look on. There were two
large rooms for games of every de-
scription, but the principal feature wa s
the dancing, and the regular Old Vfr-5
GINA breakdown carried off the palm.
Especially was the sight enjoyed by
guests from the North and West, and
1t was a revelation to them to see the
understanding and good will between
tho races. which can exist nowhere a s
In the. South; and theySnoR longer Won
der ut the excellent service, the key
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-12

j ohm r. Armfield. j. NJ. Rodwell. New
York; r. j.. Graves. Newark, N. il;
r. M Lindsay, High Point: A. D.
Haynes, Chicago; Mrs. N. NJ. sHostaner.
51linston; Miss S. j. sehermerhorn,
Richmond; r. B. Lloyd S!EIN.s Schofleld.
II. j. Wilson, S. r. Badgett, B. w.
Young, Richmond; l.. c. Dendells Dan
vile; B, NJ. Meyer, w. N.3FNNhitmore,
Petersburg; Mrs. ". II. Patterson, At
ilanta.
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Mr., Norvelle T. Henley. the talented
and popular commemorative attorney
for Williamsburg and James City
county Is spending several weeks here.
An addition 10 the social life are
Mr., and Mrs, G. III. Hickey, of DAN
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note Of which is the kindness and con-
sideration shown them by Mrs, Eubank.
hi The arrival OF Mrs. Duncan. Mrs.
sitton,. Miss Tracy Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otter, called forth an ovation OF
welcome. which shows their popularity.
Mr.. Taft has driven 4 over from the
Hot several times. AS yet he has not
taken dip In the placid waters.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-20
ChiId's Life Saved by Chammerlain's
COuasssRemedy.

Mrs John Englehardt, of Gera,
Mich, tells of the anxious moments
spent over her little two-year -old
daughter who had taken hard cold
resulting in Group. She says: II
am satisfied that if IT had not been
for Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy
she would have chokcd to death.
gave this medicine every few
minutes and she soon began to
throw up the phlegm. l can recon-
mend in it the highest terms as l
have another child that was cured
in the same way" Sold bv r. W.
Smith.