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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06

ing and those OF tho electrical and
mining experts. Such men are In de-
mand, and II they can speak Spanish
they can find plenty to do.
big Money for Dentists.
AS TO professional men. Mexico has
lis own doctors and lawyers II has
smatterinP of native dentists but
there are many American dentists who
are doing we'll. Said one of these to
me the other day:
Il made $4,000 the first year 1 came
here and my receipts now are about
a thousand dollars month can
charge bigger prices tnan at home. and
L nave gotten as much as a hundred
dollars for Sull set of teeth upon
rubber. Whenever j administer gas
charge $40 for pulling tooth al
though when ] yank out half a dozen
l reduce thet tate to So for each tooth
after the first In gold filings my
prices are S. and upward, according
TO the size OF tho cavity. and the
bank account of the man who has his
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Old Soldier" writes: y would IKE TO know
crippled that cannot walk. Please answer
Answer: Her. is tie best remedy for rh.u.
matsrn that Is known. and /: taken accord.
ing TO directions YOU VIII soon bs out again
and be strong and well &c, draIus OF
late; one-half vino OF coichicum: OK
comp. essence cRrdiol o. comp. Guid balm
nix and take a leaspooniul At meal time and
again before going. to bed
Laura says: Som. ,ime ago con
tracted a very severe cold ana cough.
have tried many remedies but they do not
advise me what TO do"
cough syrup one hat Vii dive , iasa eoit
from your system. The following p:escr!p-
W or package Of coneentrated ss.ence G e.n
tno-Iaxene and make according TO directions
on the he, bottle TAKE ,eaS;Poqnfq every hour
VIII cure you IN very few days.
"stenographer" writes: Il can .carc.lv do
my work on account al the terrible distress
IN my stomach after eating. have a heavy
also constipated."
Answer: This condition II neglected win
once and take tablets ,riopeptinc which can
be bought in any drug store at small cost
They are packed in seaied cartons With full
directions accompanying the package am
sure many CAGES OF appendicitis could be pre-
vented by the use Of .riopeptine
"A r." writes: PLEASE send me pre-
scripuon for good tonic am weak and
!enguid all the time, have no appetite and
cannot sleep at night"
Answer: Obtain the following ingredt.n,s
from your drugglst and take for several
weeks and you VIII be strong and healthy.
syrup OF hypophosphites comp. ozs.. inc
uiFe cadomene comp. or mot cardarnon)
no take teaspoonful before each meal
'iake well before taking.
Aiss Eratrice asks: will you please pre-
scribe FOR one who is too neshy so that
ABOUT - pounds can he taken OFF,
Answer: Obtain Of any eu-stocked drug
sisi tube Of 5-grain arbolene tablets and
tsHe regularly as per directions accompany
iny same. Many of my patients have re-
cuc.d al tho rate OF . pound day without
any Ill results.
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RADFoRD
Lspec,a, to Tn. Times-Dispatch.J

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Radford. Va. July b-Tho music Club held
It's July concert in the club hall Thursday
afternoon at 4:16. tho day being changed
from Saturday Till Thursday most en-
joyable program beautifully rendered
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. p Hill. of Richmond
are Waiting Mrs. Hills parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Kimblc, Of Middlesboro. Ky, and
Miss Lasseil OF Philadelphia. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Vaughan. Of shews
vile, spent the Fourth at the West End
Master Billy Mack and Paul Ingie.. Of tn.
West virginia coal fields, visiting their
e eonnnWot he Mrs Ange lnsies. at her
Mrs Radfoid Adams entertained a few
o, the yc"ns married folks last Friday
honor OF her guest. Mrs Harris OF Nor-
! i0ik, Progressive games were played. Mrs
lower moor was prettix f'se w,nner The
peas delightful musical program was
carried TII Do out by Mrs William rngles. Jr
| son and Mrs. Eugene Vaughan Ices and
sweets sw , were served by the hostess assisted
| Scott and Virginia Eakin
Mrs Dunhoe and children. Charles and
Robert Rob Of Winston, Salem. Hre the guests OF
Mrs W a Wilson returned homo Sat
urday from Saityiiie. where she visited her
daughter. Mrs Farley ''''
Miss EuEenia Cassidy IL Visiting in Blue
Misses Mary Craig and Erica shelb,rn
Francis Smith OF Riner: Willie Flanagan
ana Mclita Miller of Christiansburg and
Miss Mary Mack Harvey. of Dry Valley
spent The weekend with Mrs W. ] Elan.
agan this week
Mra. James Kabier and iitus daughter
Helen returned to the West End Hotel la AZ
I week from l.ynchburR. -
Mrs q w. Bishop hns returned TO her
nome In BlueheId. after Waiting Mira Rece
, i'dmondson.
lanes Rice has returned to III. West
Ehd Hotel after spending aeveral weeks
week In Dublin ''''
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mcwane and ~,
ne daughter. Mnurine. Miss LILY Furgerson
ana Fred McWane. of Lynchburg arc spond.
ing some time at the West End Hotel
Mrs Il. p. Goldsmith wa. the charming
hostess al a porch party Saturday after
noon at her home on Third Street in honor
OF her quest. Robert Goldsmith Cnmo.
were played on the lawn Charles Zimmer
man nHd Robert Goldsmith being the snr
ecsstui contestants. Those present .c,.
niisses l.uiio Scott. Brownie Dolp Arn.y
Johnson and Helen Billiard. George IvIt
Shatn1 Zimmerman. Sidney johnson and
air. and Mira. Rober, Wilson snent ss,rr-
nay IN town on their way TO Hlu,oci,i
w Va. where they viii make their fit,,rs
Missc" Martha Thomas. OF Roanok. ..
Visiting Misc Sophia Jonos. 80
Nrs: John l. Eirstein and childron Lar,
last Thursday To visit in Cedar rand. =.
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teeth filed. get big money for
hridgework. and have made $500 and
upward out OF single mouth"
This dentist spoke Spanish. and he
had picked up the language after com
Ing to Mexico.
A knowledge of Spanish Necessnry.
AS rulo 1t is almost impossible to
get along here with nothing but Eng.
fish. and contrary to the general be-
Lief. the Spanish language is not easy
TO learn One can pick up a smatter-
Ing within n few months, but to get n
good working knowledge 1t requires a
year or so Of hard study. There are
some professions In which one must
have Spanish to enter. This Is SO Of
the physician. who cannot Issue death
certificate without he has govern
ment diploma, and Of the attorney,
who has to pass n reguTar government
examination. II an American would
act as prescription clerk in drug
store, he must have a diploma from
The Mexican authorities and, as to
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WILLIAM
rsneciaI 10 The Ti,no.n,.n,.,,,

tSPecihi 10 me Tlines- DtBpatch.1
Williamsburg, Va. July 5.-IIeutenart VII
liam Harris Booth. executive officer of the
Hartford. stationed at Charleston. s. c.. is
his parents. DR.. and Mrs E. a. Booth.
at the Wythe House.
Mrs. Harriet Cowles. OF Atlanta, Ga. /,
the guest OF MT and Mrs. N. L. Henly.
Miss Emma Pilkington left Monday for
Boston TO attend tho Harvard summer
school.
Fred Hynson: OF rhiiadelphia. is the CUES,
with their sister. Mrs. r. NJ. Hughes
York, whence she sailed yesterday for Cuba
to join Lieutenant Miles, who is aboard his
ship. the Castine.
taqua. ~ y. where she Will take a course
in the summer school
weeks with relatives.
ington. N, C.. arrived here this week to
visit relatives
Mrs. q. w Brown and daughters Misses
tho irst OF the week q visit to rela-
Mrs. r. B. cornick and children. of Nor.
folk. arc visiting Judge and Mrs Sydney
Miss Nan Johnston. who for tho past month
has been visiting relatives here. Will leave
for her home Monday.
Miss Margaret Bryan. OF Abbapolis. who
has been the guest of Mrs. J. L. Hall for
several weeks. has returned homo.
Mrs. M. r. Shipman has returned from n
visit OF several weeks to friends in Camp
bell County.
Miss Florence sweeney has returned from
e months visit to friends and relatives In
New York, Washington and other places In
tho North.
Misses Lucy and Matte Lamb. OF Nor
folk. and Miss Hover. OF Colorado. who
have been guests of Miro H. d. Cole, left
to-day for Norfolk. accompanied by Miss
Carrie Colo Lano. who will DO tho guest of
tho Misses Lamb for seYeral Meeka y
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Bep&q2c1EoRs
gDI Zewz5 bakeyA *

The questions answered below are general
In character The symptoms or diseases are
case OF similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free may
ADDRESS Dr. Lewis Baker. College Bldg. Col
SELF addressed stamped envelope for reniv
run name and address must be given but
ohIy initials or fictitious names will be used
IN my answers. The prescriptions can be
iileo AZ any well-stocked drug store Any
cruggikt can order OF wholesaler.
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
DIG Stone Gap. Va. July 5.-Mrs. r. r.
Irvine entertained with a beautiful dance on
Wednesday evening In honor of her niece,
Miss Emily Thoinason. of Richmond Tho
entire lower moor Of the house vas cleared
for dancing and beautiful flowers were used
everywhere ftr decoration Japanese lam
terms wore hung about tho porches and
during the evening fruit punch was served
The dancers we're the younger set and many
visiting young women
On Monday evening Mrs Horace e Fox
entertained with theatre party at tho
Amuzu Theatre in honor of Miss Peck. of
Ierre Haute. Ind. who lie visiting Mrs
w. r Peck
visiting Miss Josephine Kelly.
Mrs. ". c. Moore. of Washington and
s sIt y ans Mrs RIdha5$ Eos q chicaso
Mrs. j. F. Payne has r rel; n to tho
Gap ,I., after visit to her parents in Char
spent in Florida and New York. has ans'r rec
fish ever seen here. which he had stuffed
Misses Adeiaide and md Margaret r Petit left
this week for visit to relatives in Flu
wanna County.
Andrew R.eder. son of NJ. and Mrs A. H.
Reeder. returned last week from Lnwrene,-
VILE. ~ j.. where he has booa attending
Or. and Mrs. Horny Nan and sister, Miss
Maoe! Wills, who has been their guest in
Knoxville Tor three weeks, arrived We'd
nesday to spend the fourth with their
Judge Hugh C. Kyle. OF Rogersviiie, Tenn.
and daughter Mrs. James S. Eas,ey, of
ison
Mrs. j. L. Bum and daughter Mrs Ralph
Herchey: returned last week from Louis
Vile. where Mrs Bum had been under
going treatment under Dr. Samuels
NJ II GRADER and bride, who was Miss
ina Thomas. of Bristol. returned Sunday
morning from an extensive wedding tour
and are now at the Monte Vista Hotel
Mrs. Frank Reeder of Easton. Pa Is
visiting her son, A. H. Reeder.
MT. and Mrs r. B. Roane, Of Richmond
aer stopping at Mrs. ]. P. Wolfes.
Mrs. Otis Mouser entertained with re-
coption on Thursday afternoon in honor
or her guests. Mrs r. +. Kemper, OF Evans
yi!e. Ind. and Miss Thompson Taylor, Of
Lebanon. Ky. Mrs. Petit received tho
guests and invited them into the parior
where they mot tho guests of honor re-
ceivinB with Mrs. Mouser. Misses MARY
Skeen and Ruby Kempor presided at tho
Miss Harriet conkiin, OF Delaware. O.
Is visiting Miss Janet Bailey. On Friday
morning Miss Bailey entertained with a rock
party In honor of Miss Conklin.
r. b. Alsover, q. L. Taylor. D. b. Sayers
Karl stoehr, w. q. Painter. J. W Chalk.
ley, Misses Maude Wolfe. frma Orr. RUBY
Kemper. Madss Muncy. Caroline Rhoads
ana MadEo DingeEs
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school teachers. they can do nothing
here without understanding and being
able TO read and write Spanish. There
are openings for good American ste
nographers who can translate and also
take down their notes in Spanish and
English, but many OF the typcwritinr
places are now being filled with native
girls who are trained In the female
schools Of Mexico City. I And such
girls acting as private secretaries in
most of the government Offices, and
nearly every professional man has one
or more of them.
Money in Lands.
with tho coming of peace there is
sure to be a rise In Mexican lands.
am told that real estate values during
the past five years have risen from 200
to 800 per cent. and that there will he n
radical Increase as soon as conditions
are stable. There is a big movement
here for dividing the large estates, and
SUCH properties are now sold all the
way from so cents to SO per acre. ac-
cordins to their character and improve
ments. In case one wishes to engage in
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spending the month of July with Mr..
Herman Heuser.
Miss Eleanor Terry leaves this week 70
visit college friends In Birmingham Ala
Among the latest arrivals Mt Mrs Dews
arc Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Kent and little
daughter. and Mr.. and Airs HAMMOND
JOHNSON. OF Richm md
Misses )ouett and Byrd McGavock are
tho guests OF Mrs. A. F. Potts
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinan nd Powell have re-
turned to johnson City after a Visit to
relatives here
Nell Keller. OF Municc. Ind
John Benton Ewald. paymaster in the
United States Navy. is visiting his mother
Mrs. stephen Ewald. He will leave in a
few days for the New York Navy Yard.
Rev. and Mrs Page Dame and children
Of Baltimore. are spending the summer at
'InRleside" ~
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WYTHEVILLE
Fspec,al to The Times.pispatob

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Wythevile. Va, July Son Monday even
Ing Mrs A f. Potter was the hostess OF
delightful card party I'm honor of her
daughter Mlss Mabel Potts. OF Mississippi,
who is spending aome time in Wytheviiie
Miss Josephine Main entertained num-
Der Of friends at cards on Wednesday ar
ternoon.
Rev r. II. Craishill loft Tuesday for
Washington He returned Friday accom-
panied By his mother, Mrs. Bowdwin Craig
hin. who will spend the remainder of the
summer at the rectory
Niiss EliZahrth Lowe. Of Blackstone. LIZ
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G hiled at any well-stocked drug store Any
Unhappy May writes: 81 suffer con-
eiantly with headaches indigestion and Eid
ney trouble My skin is pirnpiy and oily"
Answer: Three grain suipherb tablets mot
for the blood They are made from sulnbmE
cream ere. OF tartar and herb medicines which
&C, qirec,ly on the blood. purifying it. thus
causing me pimpies to disappear and the
AKIN TO become fresh and healthy looking.
tubs. snipneio tablets arc packed IN sealed
1 Trnes ana can he bought at any drug store
indigestion. ''o "iiu
IN children is To give them 10 10 Is arons in
Mntef before meals Of the following: Tine
Grams. and comp. fuid balmwort / or
AutIy' writes: For the past year ] hav.
fer, eeu nj, gfe h With catarrh. 1t has az
suoh an extent That suffer constantly. Can
You tell me a cure -
answer: heartily recommend the us. ~
'arrh. First ask your drurris, sor oi ca
rinnnss ,b "l vl,ame powder then thoroughly
one half teaspoonfui OF the powder to a hin;
81 warm water Use this several times n dav
~ shutting The water from tho paim Of ~
hand through the nostrils: after which ,pnhs
d wd,ln 10y ihixins a tcaspoonful OF viane
and apply TO the nos,rils daily. in asel,ne
uca,inent Tor the stomach. bowels and blood
should be used. syrup sursapar!lia conn
oZs. comp fluid balmwort. l or fluid ;. "
onchu' OF. Mix and shake well and tnk. a
tfaspooh'ul -FOUR times day.
'sorrowfui May" says: MY sca,p Is cov.
efed with dandruh. my hair is DIV ara
straEghns Please help me SO that / NAV
look like other girls" ''"S
Answer: You very easily look l,po
other girls" II you Will set at the drug
store a OF Jar OF plain yellow minyol and
ase ~ feHniariy according to tho directions
hNe", ~ WI cure Your dhndrun and make
ypu mar SOFT and funny and make IL grow
ms treatment direr5 from all others and
tave aftutily seen the most wonderful trans.
!orina,ions when people have used this only
Ann" writes; Could you pre.crib. sor,..
| !hihg 10 Increase my weight? ! am tall nd
thln 10 such an embarrassing degree ma i
| am frequently subjected 10 sighting "a.
| marks" TO
4 answer: Hypo-Nuclane tablets hay, h..r
prescribed with great succea. az indicated -,
Giattylng letters from hundreds OF girls VIII
tuHt' az you do These tablets can he 49,
| chased In sealed packages from any Veil.
| stocked drug store. ana fuIi d,r.ct,on. e, rc
| EVEN lns!oe. These should be taken reru.
| !ar.y ior about two months. and you viii be
| aufpInisea 70 note the color In your cheekt
| ANY Ups end your weight will increase from
! 10 10 ~ pounos.--Advertiseme va
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Europe has about three and one-half
times the telegraph traffic. nearly twice
the first-class mail traffic. but only two
fifths the telephone traffic of the United
States.
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implied and necessary power to protect
itselfr'
After a long review of precedents.
Judge Prouty declared: There has never
dropped from the pen Of any Judge OF
! the United States Supreme Court, OF q
district court, or Of State court. thu
proposition for which the gentleman from
Kansas (Mr. CampbelL contends, that
Congress has not the inherent power to
punish for contempt"
'Does the gentleman believe the Con-
stitution intended to erect the same bull
wark of protection about the President!''
asked Mr.. Campbell.
mo, because it wasn't supposed that
the President would do much talking
replied Judge Prouty. with grin.
though that rule has been lacerated q
good deal of late"
Martin Attacks Practice.
/ Representative Martin of South Da-
kota also attacked the growing practice
in the House of defaming private citf-
zens or subordinate officers OF the gov
eminent or public men, with little or no
regard to the facts involved.
Minority Leader Mann declared: 81 am
inclined to think the immunity granted
expressly in the Constitution relates only
to proceedings in court. but have no
doubt that this legislative booy must
have the inherent power to protect its
members. not for their own advantage or
protection. but that this body shall be
free to act according to its best judg-
ment without fear of those who may be
locally surrounding the chamber out
side.'
Representative Murray Of Oklahoma
alfalfa BILL" as he proudly styles him.
self in the Congressional Directory-had
much to say about how he intends to
fight for the "pee-pul' and about the
need of protection from "the thugs of
the corporate interests Applause from
A. o. Stanley and lot of other unre-
lated matter which has been congregat-
ing in alfalfa Bilrs'' head and yearn-
ing for expression ever since his Demo-
cratic colleagues sat all over him in the
caucus on the tariff bill.
Representative Covington of Maryland
closed for the committee, after which the
vote on the resolution was taken.
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DEMONSTRATIONS IN PEKING.
Chinese show Gratitude for Amcri-
can Recognition of Republic.

Popular demonstrations in Picking in
celebration of recognition of the govern
ment OF China by the United States &C.
curred Tnur sa"y, aeeordins 10 dispatches
to the State Department yesterday.
Populations from commercial and other
organizations. and pupils and teachers
from the principal schools. paraded with
American and Chinese flags through the
streets of Picking. The paraders called
at the American Legation and asked the
Charge d'Affaires. Edward T. Williams,
to express to his government and the
American people the qualification Of the
Chinese over recognition.
Both houses of the national assembly
have passed resolutions expressing appre-
ciat OF the action of the United States
These resolutions will be communicated
to this government through the Chinese
Minister at Washington.
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STREET CAR RAMS WAGON.
Horse Is Killed and Traffic Is Tied
Tn on virginia Line.

Car service between Falls Church, Va,
and Washington was blocked for fifteen
minutes yesterday afternoon at 4:lO
clock as the result of collision be-
tween an interurban car and an oil
wagon Of the Texas Oil Company. Both
the oil wagon and the car were going
in the same direction. The wagon, the
driver not knowing that the car was
so close to him. drew up on the car
track to let another wagon pass. The
car rammed the wagon in the rear.
One OF the horses suffered a broken
leg, and later was killed by Bridge
Policeman Smith. Joseph Heffner, of 921
Sixth Street Northwest. driver of the
wagon. was badly bruised about the
arms and legs. and was sent to the
Emergency Hospital Charles King, the
motorman was slightly injured
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Broth = rhO God Holds Meeting.

The executive committee of the Brook
land Brotherhood met last night in Lord
Memorial Hall The programme COM
mittee announced there would be an
illustrated lecture at the next regular
meeting. May IA, by Frank auckland
on the Panama Canal. 1t was announced
that an elaborate programme is being
arranged for Flag Night" June II,
complimentary to the women Of Brook
land.
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DISSOLUTION IS ASKED.
futile, WiGh tmRn & Dudley Firm
File Application.

An application for the dissolution of the
firm of futile. Wightman & Dudley was
made to the District Supreme Court yes
terday. This corporation formerly had an
exclusive contract to underwrite fire in
surance for the Commercial Fire Insur-
ance Company and the First National
Fire Insurance Company.
After paying all its debts and liabilities
the company. according to the petition,
has s5,4s3. % for distribution among the
shareholders. The stock is now owned by
Robert r. futile, Frederick S. Dudley,
Richard Wightman, and Charles F..
Carusi
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Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount OF rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended
at p. m. yesterday, are as follows:
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. S. Dept Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.
Washington d. c.. Nav g 1878 .. m

Washington. ID. c.. MAY 3, 1875 p. m.
Showers will continue Saturday and probably
Sunday from the Central Rocky Mountain region
eastward through the Ohio Valley and the Western
Lower Lake region. Local showers also probable
Saturday In the South Atlantic and the southern
portion Of the Middle Atlantic States. Over the
remainder Of the country the weather will be gen.
orally fair Saturday and Sunday, except in the
North Pacific States where there will he showers
that viii probably extend by Sunday into the ex-
treme Northwest
II will be cooler Saturday from the Ohio Valley
eastward and northeastwsrd and warmer Sunday
in the Upper Lake region and the Upper MIS-
sinpi and Missouri valleys
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
George VI. Fletcher, 9 years. Canal Road.
Daniel f. Hannah, Al, 6B 9Th st. NV.
Richard Branwood Il. Soldiers Home. ID. c.
Sarah Samuels So $50 10th ST. sw.
Mary 4. Griffin, So sos 4th St.
Charles Straub, is. Freedmens Hospital.
Wilhelmna A. Sullivan 10 months. 3A5 Q st. NV
Kenneth l.. Scott, months. 9s NJ st. NV.
James J. Kelton, jr.. days 81 p st. NV.
CHINESE
Lee Ton, SO years. 3S Pa. Ave. nv.
COLORED.
Alice Harris a years. llio I'D st. NV.
Agnes Bates S. tO21 MINI. Ave.
Isabella Spencer. So. 1902 f. Cap. st.
George G.. Coleman. 80. 32s st. sw.
Jarrett Simms - GIG LIST St. sw.
John ". Gray. 4s, tuberculosis HosTital.
Largest Morning Circulation.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

PeTley H. Plant, "a, and Hattie NJ. billiard, %
Rev X. H. Mckim.
Milton Thompson, 81, Of Philadelphia Pa, and
Myrtle V Young. 49, Rev. ]. Henning helms.
Peter Montichotes 81 and Constantine kava-
kon 4. Rev. Joakim Alexouposlss
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
George F. and Mary c. Wohlfsrth, boy.
Theodore and Viola Periscey, boy.
Anthony and Margaret Miller, girl
Samuel l.. and Anna J. Gardiner. boy.
Roy F. and George L. Eielin. girl
Michael and Helen l.. Eidsness. boy
Andrew J. and Lucy Campbell. girl.
Jamc, H. and Susan A. Besttie, girl.
George and Elizabeth Burlingame, boy.
COLORED.
Benjamin and Francis Trl. boy.
Ally and Emma Patrick. girl
William r. and Bessie johnson. girl
Augustus and Alice Fields. girl.
Joseph and Harriet Barnes. girl