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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
UNION PACIFIC ADVERTISING
KANSAS IN FAR EAST

The Union Pacific railroad has an
nounced that an advertising cam
.paign win be started at once IN TIE
far east for KaHaaa and NsbFeaAA.
The conpany mas had I'd writer's
getting the copy ready for large ad-
vsrtisemsnsh t1at will De run in the
niagasinks and rapers In me large
cities. Kansss and her WONDERFUL
IfaFEn lands win be gwen q hearlhE
ana the niany eastern folks WIN BET
ii touch With ths Wonders Of the
sunflowsr state. The department m
Char e Of the work FOR the company
has mailed samples 6f their advertia-
ing matter % the Kansas press and
asss that an effort be made TO boom
kansas and bring the eastern people
west.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
HODGES RAPs GOV. STUBS.
Gave Campaign Speech Before Good
Crowd Last Night.
Trom wednesdays pally.l

Senator George H, Hodges, Demo
cratic candidate for the nomination
OF governor, spoke before a good
crowd at the Workman hall last
night. In bringing out one Of his
pIanks in his platform the senator
gave Governor Stubs rap when he
said: "The state should pay no man
for services he does not render 1t.
The governor should draw no salary
! when he is not attending to the
states business. Gov. Stubs has
not been in his office half the time,
but his salary is paid in full just the
same"
Mr.. Hodges also attacked the ques-
ton of resubmission, strongly favored
the initiative and referendum and
the repeal Of the inheritance tax law
in his speech last night.
Alexis Andreen. candidate for the
Democratic nomination for congress
from the Fifth district also spoke
In part he said: Public sentiment
is centered upon the Democratic
party. We must be sincere. We
must show that our deepest interest
is with the many and not the few
We must show an untiring effort to
carry out the pledges Of our party.
Bert Brown, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for secretary
of state was present and was called
ON for a talk.
A smoker was held after the
meeting and lunch was served.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
SOCIALIST CANDIDATES
FILE THEIR PETITIONS

The Socialist candidates for coun-
" offices have filed their petitions
with County Clerk King. The So
ciaiist county ticket IL: G. H, Haugh,
sheriff; A. 9. Lind, register Of deeds;
II. 8. Fritz. county assessor; 9. H.
Cheney, clerk OF district court; o.
nj. Switzer, county surveyor; w. M
Campbell, superintendent Of public
instruction; George Bennett, pro-
bate Judge; G. s. Kraybill, county
treasurer; DR.. A. s. Gish, coroner
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
Resolutions of Respect.

With unfeigned regret the MEM
bers Of Abilene Post No. SO, G. A. R.
met to pay last tribute of respect
to another comrade who has answer
ed to the last roll call on earth.
Wesley w. Day, one of the more
than two and half million men
who responded to the call. to serve
their country when traitor hands
threatened its existence, has fallen
from our ranks.
Faithfully he served his country
as q volunteer soldier, and when
victory came returned to his home a
useful and honored citizen OF the
country he helped to save.
Nor did he forget the higher du-
ties Of life, for in early manhood he
not only enlisted under the stars
and stripes. but under the banner
Of the cross also, and to this faith
which nodded and fashioned his life
be remained true uutii called to his
reward.
4hsrsEore be It resolved by the
phbefs 6f abilene Post No. SIS.
Department Of Kansas G. A. r. ThAt
We tender the bsfsAved wife, chill
idfen and relatives Of our departed
'colnFAds and brother our sincere
sympathy, add commend them to the
tender mercies 81 the divine Father
whosS Ioyfrs care never faileth.
RESOLVED that a copy OF these reso-
buttons Be spread upon the minutes
81 the Post and q copy given the
wife Of our deceased comrade.3w.
s Anderson. r. Mcdaniel, W. N.
Campbsif. cOmmittss.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
CHAPSTAN's PITCHER WAS
HooDOO TO THE BOOSTERS

Shorling, Chapman's pill pitcher,
ives the chief executive in sinking
the Boosters battlesRip at Booster
park Sunday afternoon and encour-
aged By timely hitting, his army Of
nine came out Of the contest with
the long end Of the to score.
snoring rang up IA strike outs and
let the Boosters relieve him Of only
-four hits.
It was good game and was witt
messed BY 200 pleased spectators
who paid their twoAbIts at the gate
ana Il was q delight to $50 persons
Who occupied seats IN the bleacher
section on box car near the grounds.
scors Nv inninRs h. H. 3.
CHAPMAN 900 20s COOS s
boosters boo 40 ooO-s 4 =
Batteries-s chorling and seaman;
sidesinger. Stanley ana Smith.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
RAKER BRIDGE WILL BE
CLOSED NEXT WEEK

The notices placed along the roads
heading to Baker bridge, southwest
81 Abilene, are misleading great
many people. 1t was expected to
have repairs made on the bridge be-
fore this but some Of the material
mas not arrived, hence the delay.
JOAN Atnip has the contract and ex-
pects to receive the material by next
week when travel over the bridge
win be stopped for short time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
shoe Store
Brown Telephone Building
SOME CLASS TO THIS COOL
Neutrality-suspicious. RAIN

A sudden slump Of the mercury,
numbering 80 PAGES down the degree
lSadder, has cooled things consider
able. Heavier clothing felt comforta-
BILE today. The thermOmeter regis
tersd over so degrees SATURDAY ~
ternoon and last night the mercury
dropped below the SO mark. About
4 quarter Of an inch of rain fsll
this morning.. 1t. was general over
the county. Fair and cooler weaEher
il predicted Tor tomorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
Advertised Mail.

For week ending June II, 1912
Letters: ]. G. Chromb, Hon. G
r. Hawiey, Geo. A. LESLEY, Mrs
Dan Epangler, Rollie A. Stewart A
white, John A. Quinn.
Cards: Miss WethaS French, J
Furr, GribbiIs Orchestra. Miss Edith
Hambleton, w. A. Helvey & Son
Mrs. Maggie Huddle, Mrs. Henri
Hitts, Miss Bessie johnson, Chas
Rumford.
n. wARINC, P. NJ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
Paid Her Back Wages.

Mrs. Matte Baldwin Saturday paid
Miss Barbara Shafer $4,000 wages
due and paid the costs In Justice
Quinn's court for the case brought
against her by Miss Shafer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20

A sbed spread was given in honor
Of Miss Eiia ana Miss Anna Henning
Of GiascO VINO are the guests Of Miss
Julia kyth. By several young ladies'
attending normal SKID ~brsad
spread.' Is 4 modest name for = mid
nieht lunch Il young iaaiss' Stun
Der party.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
CLAIMS HUSBAND ABANDONED
syHER--AsKS FOR DIVORCE

Claiming abandonment and nom
support, Mrs. Mary Armstrong to-
day through her attorney, G. e. Rugr;
filed suit in district court for di-
vorce from her husband, George
Armstrong.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
ArANCHEsF1ER CHILDREN
WE'RE PLACED ON PAROLE.

MONDAY afternoon. Nellie GeoFgel
age . years. and Ben George, 7 years
old, Of Manchester. were brought In
70 probate court on the charge Of
misconduct. The judge sustained
the charge and placed the children
on parole.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
APPRAISERS FOR PAVING
DISTRICT NO. 2 APPOINTED.

Edward Makins, ]. B. Brilliant
and ohm d. Cramer we're appointed
appraisers of the real estate for the
paving in district No. this morning
by the city commissioners.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
Broken lines and small lots.

An unusually brisk season leaves
us 18th a number of broken lines and
small lots of pumps and oxfords
that we're going to close out in one
lot. Included will be a number OF
styles of women's patnet colt, gun
metal and vici kid with welt or turn
soles. Not all sizes in any one
style-but plenty of sizes in the lot
Come in and look them cover.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20

Two marriage licenses we're IT,
sued today which WIN be OF interest
to many ABiIene people. Thsy are:
Mis- TeAAe Howe ana Henry wadick,
both Of Chapman; Miss 1fudfsd 70
der ana Can II. stenger. both Of
HerlpstOn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20

Buy the Kansas penitentiary twine,
fuily guaranteed. Sold by shockey
= Tandas 1Sw2t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20

Taken up, red calf and black cales
satter Jersey bred. owner can have
q my farm. ]. 4. Leshsr.
l4dztNit
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20

Edlth snyder and Mary Curtin e
viz and Ida Holmes TO Ferdinand
Rindt sw Y Of ne X and NJ y
81 ss 4. s-1b-b, $500.
rndian nm Cemetery Assn to John
marts lot IS. cemetery. SIS.
harriet q. Geadue ct Vir 90 Elmer
6yt. tract IN Be x ss1s-a. SEQ.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20

A good horse Tor sale. inquire of
shocksy p panaes. isv2t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-06-20
saiRtntoi sOl1
u 81 Yalls

w.al Estate Transfers Rep0fted 1y
J. B. Kssl. Tor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
Mas. ,he Hen So Nervous.

A woman who lives IN the Country
club district has a large back yard In
which she keeps a few chickens Her
chickens have become something
more than mere egg producers to her
in fact she regards them Affection
ately and respects their rights ana
feelings. One day plumber was
at work installing pipes at a house
near by. To bore hole through the
rock he set on light blast The
explosion Jared the house OF the
woman with the chickens.
Gathering her skirts in her hands
she made straight for the place where
| the plumber was at work.
"You much stop that blasting this
I minute" she exclaimed.
/ The plumber protested that II was
such a light charge It couldn't posi-
bly, DO any damage TO window pene'
or crOckery
That doesn't make any difference.
said the woman emphatically. "lv
got a sitting hen. She's afraid IT.
break the eggs and 81 distraots be
dreadfullv."-Kansas City Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
BEuBues IN CHICKEN HOUSE
Roots and Nests Should BE Removed
From Building and White~asn
Spray Thoroughly Applied.

Many poultry houses are infested
with bed bugs aud II is not an easy
matter TO dislodge them.
Some people say that turnins the
sheep into the poultry houses viii In
duce the bugs 20 attack the sheep
where they win be lost In the WOOL
but this is a poor remedy.
Remove all the roosts and nests
from the house and spray with boiling
hot whitewash 20 which has been
added 4 pint OF turpentlne TO pail
full.
Another good remedy IN to burn the
interior OF the house with tarohnS
mixture which can be bought at AM
drug store Another effective remedy
e half n pint each OF turpentne
1 ammonia ana kerosene TO which adj
about four ounces OF gum camphoI
II more is needed double the quantity
Apply with a brush
The nests should be burned out owe
blazing FIRE and the roosts shoul
also be held over the fire and
should be thoroughly whitewashed an
\ | raintcd before putting them back
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
Maine Woods Tragedy.

Because some small boys drank
Whit Toothaker's and Han Winnings
sap. replacing the contents OF the sap
buckets with water. Messrs. Toothaker
and vinIng both express the opinion
that this has been a mighty unsaus-
factory syrup season With visions OF
gallons OF golden syrup the men
tapped their naples and waited pa
tisntly for a run or sap IL came as
they supposed. and when they gain
cred the well-flied buckets their eyes
glistened In anticipation OK the treat
! in store. Then came the boiling pro
cess. High rose the flames about tn"
J pans and kettles. but still higher rose
the Indignation or Messrs. Toothaker
and vining because the sap" refused
70 turn into syrup. The liquid In the
mans gave forth a vast amount OF
steam. but that was all there was
doing. Finally both men gave up II
disgust what seemed TO be a hopeless
task. The next day Whit SAID q
Han. did you get any syrup out Q
the sap you boiled down yesterday
sNo." replied Han. this has been
mighty poor sap year."-Maine Wooo'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

Here Is a receipt for an insect pow
dor and Il can be made a great deal
cheaper than It can be bought
Take one pint OF crude caToohc
acid and three pints Of gasoline. MIX
IN an earthen crock OF granite ware
dish. Sprinkle in plaster OF Paris
and thoroughly stir SO that every par
tiole OF II will be wet Use enough
master OF Paris 20 absorb al the IL
ouid. Spread out on paper Tor eN
IRA gasoline TO evaporate. then rur
through sieve and the powder j
ready for use
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

Don't raise scrub chickens.
Don't use too heavy a cock bird with
your females.
Poultry constitutes q very good min
or source OF farm proht
Early turkeys are what pay AZ
these can only be had from early lAlo
eggs.
Condiments that stimulate egg pro
suetion are very much like anything
that stimulates a human being.
Some tell the sex Of the guinea to"I
nv tts wattles. Those OF the male are
double the size OF the female.
A chickens stomach Is not made OF
from. and the same diet day after Gay
harms them as much As IT does a"
man
Running the incubator 10 Ike mos
ether things, We get results largely u
proportion to the work "e 90 oui
selves.
veutilstion IN the chicken house
very important confederation. an
The health OF the fowls. In sres
measure. depends or H.
The breast OF the Indian game
very much like that Of The pnsasal
|. or the prairie ehieken. Tho hsH
ma neal sses On NE breast
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
FORMER WILLIAMSBURG
LADY PARALLEL

Wednesdays Daily Press has the
following account of the sudden IL
ness of Mrs. M. 2. Burke. sister OF
Mr.. 6. Charles, and a former
resident of Williamsburg. Her
nsny friends viii regret to hear Of
her illness:
Mrs NJ. +. Burke. a widely
known woman of the western section
~ the CITY. was tskrn suddenly VI
with paralysis in her home. 2le
Il Chspel street. Tuesday Afternoon
at $50. Mrs. Burke and he
daughter. Miss Msdge Burke. wer'
ioonversins when she suddenly drop
nd 70 her chair IN az unconsciou
condition. Dr.. Wllsn P. Isley wa
hastily summoned aud found ths
I Ms Burke has been Paralyze
along her entire left side. DR.. Isle
; said that the CO sditon OF Mrs. burs
/ was serious and advised that NJ
: SINS Walter +. Burke. OF LeesouI
:. and William Burke. o. Washington
r be summoned 70 her bedside At ono
: Last night Mrs. Burke was resn'
q comfortably. but Il was SAID that 81
was N extremely ii wonan."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
N. PUP LIKELY to Be- Converted.

The pup Likely TO Be Converse.
small dog with a large bark ana
. tanitor With an impeachment IN DIS
1900 gave one number at religious
,ervioe recently that was not IN the
ocular order OF exercises as an
noppced from the pulpit Early II tne
,e-vioe the pup had come into the
.brrch and intrenched itself at me
ed OF a pew. where It yelped noisy
seaance At the worshippers VINO
,s.sed II was not long before the
fapitor realized his duty and started
- narform It. The little animal notea
bis approach and retreated behind the
feet Of the occupants OF the pew ano
It's intermittent yelp was turned lnte
= long roll OF defiance ss the janlIo'
made frantic grabs AZ a.
The minister gave up the unequa
contest al this point and addressin'
the janitor he said:
"Just leave him alone, orothe'
usvbe he wants religion"
.TI-T1l g-g-give hin al the =
ng-g-ion be wants n I'LL ever s-s'
. % him" was the earnest respon,
? and many who had come 20 WoFshl
) remained 70 laugh.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
csc. IN HANDSOME BUILDING

Richmond. Va. July lO-On July
I tbe chief Offices o. the Chesapeake
3 Ohio Railway begun 70 be trans
tered from their old quarters 70 the
handsome new ones in the new First
National Bank building.
This building. according 10 the
contract. was 10 have been ready Tor
occupancy on July y, which Gate
would have SET a highwateF mark tor
quick construction FOR any city II
the south
This tezt Of speed was done II the
/ faoe Of geological handiczPs. When
/ architect Alfred c Bosom Of New
York and Richmond. began 70 direct
me sinking of the foundations re
4 found ne sol 50 exceedingly unsans
factory FOR the support OF a heavy
building. that same OF the toUnoauoi
J oiers had 70 be driven 70 a depth o
80 feet. The re-divizion OF sPac'
1 afr.r the building had al been design
: 81 caused the loss OF another moatf
The headquarters OF the K r.
RR are also established II 10
= new building.
The banking room n this Insuf'
. non ulu be the finest II the state
z. Virgiris. Many new features sn'
~ IS he telzutogrzPh. automatic @
"a -.-s etc. vii be contained II Il
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
BRooDER FOR LITTLE CHICKS
Illustration and Directions Gwen TO-
Contrasting Comfortable place
for NounasterG-

--,t. s-eless brooder VIII accommo-
sste Is 70 50 chicks. according 20 ne
~...he- II the hover IS removed II
--stes an excellent brood coop Tor men
- chicks. Make the bottom OF orooo-
- .ee- 6 inches BY I foot 10 men
a ~ hosrds nailed on 3 oy Elnch
so-n.Iings Tor the upper part use
Nv ,snch posts for the UpriEhts. tnose
A. eront = inches long. and The rear
II inches. Make the coop iee1 ~
,-.bas long. feet vide. Is inches
Ntrh IN front and u inches Al me
hack. writes Arthur s. WenseI
4 DAYTON. Va. Il the Missouri
4 varmer This viii allow the coop 70
/ act down over the floor. the posts RESI-
~ upou the hoor boards. AaEs t"o
o-entnZs IN front. one oy inohsaS
- o,Sr- ~ By 20. For the smaller
orening make a sliding door and Gov
- ,ha other With hne mesh wire net
} So Make a frame and cover VIII
Z --.,.Itr "a slide over this netting ouN
p I - cold or stormy weather For INC
: roos take two pieces OF 5sinch boar
inches vide and feet long. ano
,hrse uieces OF The same dimension
see. 2 inches long Notch The ions
I pieces At end and center to inei
10 ~ide. 10 the croEspieces can be naile'
sn-so make & fat frame. Cover I'M
r. frame with three-ply roofing stretches
or ,sxbt and nailed around edge an
3. fhrouxh center. Hinge the cover I
- bseb Of coop and put a small hook
front 70 hold 81 shut
- 70. the hover hHke box 10 ineh'
square ard 8 inches high with 40
II 4 inches square IN one side for cniei
20 10 IN and out. Put IN bottom o
- 10 top. Make 3 wooden frame 70
Is, rather loosely n this box and IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
II JtIce TO Contractors.

plans and specification for the two
room school house 70 be erected ! II
miles east Of Grove Station, VIII be
o,,ened Tor bids between the dates Of
JULY % TO JULY %, 1912
Parties wishing 20 bid on same can
see plans, etc.. ~ the residence Of MI
( 7. II. StrykeE ca the above dates
The school board reserves tns ngo'
70 reject any OF al bida-
7, a. sTRYKER, Trosss'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

muslin on one side Of frame with a
plest in each corner 20 II VIII sag
about z inches Put a nail n eacn
corner OF box 4 inches from bottom
FOR frame 20 rest upon Have about
! inch OF enc hay chan in bottom OF
boz Put ln chicks and cover TOP OF
muslin with burlap sacks or any sott
material. In warm weather they VII
need very little cover.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
Notice TO Contractors

Plans and specifications for the an
,sx 70 sae T0anO High School Wiii Be
ouened for bids between the dates OF
Julv 18th and Su!y 10Th Parties wish
ing 70 bad On same can see them ~
Msrtin & Frrinholt's store, Ioano, We
o. the above dates. The school Boa 70
rsseryes the night 70 reject any or 81
0ids- .. o,<as
TOaBo. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
anth Use Them.

Redd-Don't you think the cost OF
living IS increasing?
Greene-Oh. yes; used 20 keep q
horse. and now I've got an automo'
bile -
Redd-Wkat's that got to do with
~
Creene-It costs me more for shoes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
Another Ike Him.

Simple LITER twhO is doing wals-
ing tour OF the hills)-I don't expect
Won see many strangers up here
Old Shepherd Cronectively)-We'
there's yerser the doy, and there Wa'
anither tramp hercaaoots last week
Punch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
COCIAl AND =
y PEkSOINnl

Cashier H. N. Phillips LETT today q
for Lynchburg. h
Master Archie Brooks leaves next
week for Richmond.
Mr.. cahe Slater IS visiting reia-
lives IN Portsmouth.
Mrs. II. NJ. Sweeney. j. spent
Yesterday IN Richmond. /
Mss Grace Bsale returned MOI
day from Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Scot1. OF Ohio. IS the guest
OF DR.. and Mrs D. J King.
DR. and Mrs. Greasy. OF Newport
News. were visitors here Sunday
NJ. Frank Wright returned Tues
dav from q brief visit TO Richmond
Mss EHzabeth Mason Is the
\ guest at a house party in Aooonao-
Mr.. and Mrs. HanstOrd. o. Nor
folk. are here to spend several days
Dr. Price, Of the hospital staff.
Is visiting her relatives IL West VIZ
ginia.
Miss Mamie Powell Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. D. s. Jones. 4 Newport
1l-ws.
Ms. George <. Beale. who has
heep visiting Al Ocean View. IS osos
in ths city.
Mss Elizabeth Barnett. Of Lau
rens. s. c. "a visiting her sister
Mrs. 9. Il. DAVIS
Ms. Hs-rwen Mscor left 70
Orange county this week where SIT
VIII rsnEin Until fall
Ms. Buckrout and Mss Edn
Glenn arc II Richmond. the latter
consult Al eye specialist
M. and Mrs. O5is Roper Al
daughrsr. OF S.. Louis. are visiur
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slater. y
of Portsmouth. are the guests
Nr. snd Ms. J. L. Slater.
Mss Agnes NoreoOck leaves ne
week for the mountains where S
VII remain until OCt05eT-
Nr.. Hubbard. Mss FnHlkr
nd Mss Marshall LETT Tuesday
Virginia Beach 70 spend the sun1
Nrs. c. w. Brown and dsugh'
Lucilr. returned hone yesreT'
trun AZ out-os-rown Trip OF sew
days
Mrs.-. L Buady aud child
exosa 70 lesve fos East Orange
few days 70 remain sey
weeks.
Misses Alice Ware. Lula Br'
zDd Nary Perkins are enjoying
sea breszes az Dogs cottage. Q
View.
Misses Julia Carton and
Cary Geddy. q Tozno. have
guess this week Of Mss Ksth
Ge5dy.
Mr.. and Ms. w. Z. Monier
leave nssu Tuesday tor Trentol
J.. 70 spend tsn days with the
ers's father
Mr. and Mrs. William Z.
VINO were married last Sand
Norh Carolina. returned Z
Eznsbmg yesterday.
Mss Mary B. Aston, Of
6eld. who has been artenoi
sumner normal a. CaariOues'
the gnest Of Miss Grace Bsal
Mr.. and Mrs. VII Metc
Richmond, arc here 70 re
wear, as Nj kelcsH VII
William and Mary next sessl
FOR soreness Of me Z
s zshe6ner induced oy violent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

Miss Maude did a most unbusineas-
Ike thing 70 me the other day.
What Was IL"
sshe gave me the refusal Of Der
hand and then accepted another 'ss'
lew
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

FOR soreness Of me muscles,
whether sndnoed oy violent exercise
or injury. there s nothing BETTER
than Chanbe1lzin's LinimsEt. This
linimens also relieves rhe1nsuc
pains. For sale BY a. dealers.
Mr.. n. {. Craven. Of Washing
ton, D. C.. aud ME. w. y Reed.
OF Long Glade, Va. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Bucktsout q
TIE Oaks"
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