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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
BRIBERY CHARGES Against
EDWARDS ARE DROPPED
TaumpED up, ACCUSATIONS COL.
y lAPsED-cA cANplpATE FOR UNI
] TED STATES SENATOR WAS IN.
/; TRUMENTAL IN HAVING five
LEGISLATORS ARRESTED.
Especial to The West Virginian.)

Special to The West Virginian.)
CHARLESTON, Feb. .1S. = The
.,trumped up charges against col. sey.
! mopr Edwards, candidate for United
states senator, collapsed today. Ed
fasds was instrumental in bringing
about the arrest Of gye members oI
the State Legislature week ago,
eharging them with soliciting and re
ceiying bribes.
q Tho: men t~ere taken into custody
by the; operatives OF ". J. Burns and
had more than $4,000 on their clothes
when caught, and were later indicted
and with several other accusations in
\ Criminal Court. One Of the arrested
Legislators had Col. Edwards arrested
and the trial was set for today.
After waiting an hour for the plain
tifi Del. John NJ. Smith. upon who's:
charges the grafters charges were
founded, went on the stand and de
clared that Col. Edwards had never
talked with him but once, and that he
had never asked him to vote for hin
or offered him money or any othcl
Drtbe. Final attempts to Suppress the
cases against the grafters BY remov
ing the district attorney by an act oI
the Legislature also failed today. The
complete exoneratIon Of Col. Edwards
gives a new phase TO the situation.
Coupled with the district attorneys
announcement that the special grant
jury in tho graft cases Of this time
viii likely return many more indict
inerts. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
House AUTHORIZES SALE
OF NORMAL SCHOOL SITE
NO CHANGE. IN SENATORIAL SIT,
.uATloN-LooKs AS If THERE
WILL BE NO ELEcTloN--mANN
WANTS CAUCUS TO DECIDE.
OTHERS ARE IN FAVOR OF PRl.
MARY.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 49,,
The 18th joint assembly ballot by the
West Virginia legislators to elect a
United States Senator failed in its
purpose again today. There are indi-
cations that no election will be reacl!-
cd BY the present legislature and that
a Republican primary will be later
called and o special session of the leg
islature convened soon afterward to
ratify the primary choice.
The vote for today follows: Mann,
1s; Elkins. 10; Edwards, 4; Hubbard,
10; White, &; Goif, 9; Nesbltt, 1; Wat
son, l5: Hamilton, 1; Daley, L To
tai 1l2. Necessary to choice. 81.
Elkins, Edwards, Hubbard and
White are in favor Of primary. Mann
wants caucus to decide who shall BE-
the next U. S. Senator.
Tho house today passed the free
text book bill.
The house passed bill authorizing
tho State Board Of Control to sell the
Fairmont Normal school building and
site and to buy new site for a new
school plant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
'NEITHER SIDE GAINED IIAll
PERCEP PT|BL ADVAN IlAGE
m,ExlcANs WA IL FIERCE BAT-
TIE DURING Tl.E ENIlHE
NIGHT = FEp ALs ARE REM
FORCED; ANp WAGE AK
AGGRESSIVE PAicN

inv Associaie Pres

NEMco CITY. Mex Fsbs Fir
Ing went on practically tlie whole
night from both the rebel aliu Federal
positions. Ii was impo Y asOef-
tain whether any adsshtage hid been
gained by either side: dawn TIN
artillery duelsdied down gradually and
finally ceased at 5 AZ No reason for
1.-THE stopping is know sto q asl'''''
ter past eight the fight lad liot been
renewed, but 1t was understood CHAT
the Federals had received reinforce
mems. 1t was thought TINT the bgesk
lin the battle meant mstely cliApge IA
tactics by the Federal cpNniapdsf apd
ii was stated authoritatiye tlist 10
truce had been arrauge lTlIe govern
ment troops today obi ainsd passessiCp
OF the Young Mems Christian Assccla-
ton building which had been in the
hands Of the rebels since the second
days fighting. The readers q tpe
government troops are ptepaEing for
aggressive action against the rsbeEbo-
gitIon. 1t is said that they intend io
use dynamite grenades and inofiaFs
throwing dynamite shell Important
( Continued on pags Fcns.i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
twelve EBA.LQTS
'TAKEp|N CAUCUS
.WITRQ.|..U|.I|''|'G'B|.I).IC'E /
ELKiNs REACHED the HIGHEST
MARK OF THE EVENING WITH A
TOTAL oW TWENTY.oNE VOTES.
MANN SECOND.
ON SEVERAL BALLOTS ELKINs
AND MANN HAD TWENTY-HuB.
. BARD THIRD OHIO COUNTY
DELEGATES IN }uIMELlGHT.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. lS.--
Twelve unayailing ballots were taken
by the Republican members Of the leg.
islatare in caucus last night on the
United States senatorship. Adjourn.
ment was taken at midnight until to-
night, when the effort 10 nominate will
be resumed.
The Young Turks had entered under
an agreement that no candidate was u
be dropped, and with the eliminating
process blocked the result on each OF
the twelve ballots showed little change
over the strength exhibited by thu
various candidates on joint ballots,
Elkins was the high man of the even
ing. with q votes. Mann was close
second, reaching 90 votes on several
occasions. James S. Lakin was sprung
rs dark horse, but the best showing
he made was seven votes. Bloch, Faris
and Arbenz, of Ohio, stood consistent'
Is with Hubbard, Hearne also voted
for Hubbard on most of the ballots,
Marshall voted for Scott, Weiss stood
With White, though he gave a compli.
mentary vote to both H. c. Ogden and
Senator Hearne. The expected fusion
Continued on Page EiaLtl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
|NEAGER / 4 NEWS
Balkan ! / 4 / |II.||I / WAR
coNsTANTtNoPLE BEING SWEPT
ssY a DREADFUL coNFLAeRA'
TloR-ovER 200 HOUSES ARE
BURNED.
lBy Associated press.l

LONDON, Eng, Feb. lS.--News OF
tie Balkan war is extremely meagre.
Dispatches from Conslantinople being
subjected to delay and censorship. One
cable route has been interrupted for
several days.
l1nyer Bey, the Young Turks leader,
who was reported yesterday to have
Iheen severely wounded by assassins,
;telegraphed to. friends here to-day. de-
nying the charge.
Tho eonfiagration which threatens
to3wipe out the most OF Constantinople
was under control at an early hour to-
day. More than 200 houses and shops
iih,ytho district surrounding the great
Mosque OF Saint Sofia were destroyed
The Mosque itself appears to have su:'
fsred no serious harm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
MILITARY CASE
IS CONTINUED
COMMISSION ASKS FOR DELAY IN
WHICH TO PREPARE EVIDENCE
FOR HEARING ON WRIT OF
HABEAs CORPUS.
tBy Associated Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb is
Preparations were completed this
morning in the Supreme Court for the
hearing On the writ oil habeas corpus
BIZ which counsel fer the United Nine
Workers Of America hope 20 show that
"Afother" Jones and other labor lead
ers we're being held by the military in
defiance OF law.
Asst. Attorney General ]. ., HiRson
and Colonel Josh H. Willie, Judge 40
yocate Of the Military Commission.
we're not prepared to go into court for
Gov. Glasscock and the military az
thcrltles and ask for delay In order
that they might prepare the evidence
which they expect TO bring against the
defendants when they are arraigned
before the military court. II the de-
lay is granted, The military hearing
will not teke place for several days.
There was 10 disorder in Pain:
Creek during tho night, although a
number OF arrests were reported by
the military. The prisoners are now
coriined in tho Chesapeake and Ohio
railirad station at Paint Greek juno.
ten and In a number OF other buildings
taken BY the military for taat pur-
pose. There are tour rooms IN the
station. All; prts soners was report:
l5d srse been fent5 ted rom toy cars
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18

THE WEBB BILL
PRESIDENT TAFT WANTS TO BE
suBE OF THE CONSTITUTION
Atty OF THE MEASURE.
nv Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, rob. 1s.-Prcsident
Taft today referred the Webb bill,
regulating the shipment Of liquores In.
to dry States, 10 Attorney General
Nllckersham aud Attorney Mcveash,
which was taken to indicate that the
President wanted an opinion ou lis
constitutionaltty. He hus tcid, visitors
recently that he expected to give tho
bill much consideration
MRS.. Carl Beatty and children who 70
had besllthe guests q the former pa
rents Mr. aud Mrs: z Al Ileyers, ~
ttfftie d ID t6eir home ip Msnpirgtoa
Fesfefdag
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
Bl5ootlegger
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
i ]. .)W. MASON, JR, HoLos'NEeRo
VI FOR GRAND JURY.

This morning before United States
seemmissioner VIM. Mason, Jr. oc
cnrrcd the trial of Henry Wilson, a
negro, who was charged With boot
logging. Wilson was brought to this
city from Elkins, by United States
Deputy Marshall Ed Hupp.
,Theserldenee against the man was
considered SUFFICIENT to hold him tol
trial, and; he eSwas ordered sent to Jail
ut. Maftmsburg. 3. G. smaIIwood. Val
LEY, simms; Clark Morgan and J. Fl
Williams were witnesses ut the hear
n ~ n Z ~ -. =. 81" 80 goo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18

The Fsirment Special Charter Blu been Endorsed
uon and otherwise by following Civic,
oanlzations and citizens Fsrmont: jS
~ BY Chamber Of Commerce Of Farmont 5S III
ftsl ey the Business Mems Association Of Falrmont
fsI sy the independent Council In mass meeting
4) BY the Independent Trases Council 10 regular
Isl By the Woman's Club Of Falrment.
tsl By the Mothers Club Of Falrnont. N
IA ey loea No. 10 National sosie Rollers League
BY Union No. e17 OF
and Paperhansers Of America.
tel By Glass Bottle Blowers, Association Branch No
#0ols BY the citizens Of Falrmont IN s,neeting.
sft1 BY 900 eitizens
aol union No Talos II AHstlca
sas1 sy LsesI AsS Flint elsss Mesksc l1nicp
cut his S6 ma mail 10 your With your Ie'tsF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
Plan Your Shopping
Tour at Home

How you go through stores and in answer TO the
,sn.ve3 clerks query, you reply, ",uss looking"
you think that pst looking" takes lot Of
your valuable time, and becomes very wearisomea
whyuet your Ookings home during the odd moments
that are no. reserved Tor a ythtng in particular.
Look al the advertise meo.. in THE WEST y'Re1HlAN
They tell you where can get the da'ntie't wash fabrics
the eoos fashionable and the designs that
are fayorsd BY the bsstsaresssrs ss
Every one she advertise in THE WEST
something which viii interest you Read al the
lRalNlAN eessly sndis9rsssn'
VI de,snseSsr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
CAR :
TO SR|NNST0N

NUMBER OF FAJRMoNTERS WILL
ATTEND REV. coomss REVIVAL
TONIGHT.
A crowd OF Fatrmonters numbering
thirty.nvc, will so to ShInnston this
evening where they will attend the ser
vice which is conducted by Evangelist
]. B. Coombs.
A special car will follow the sin
o'clock car to shinnsotn and will re-
turn at eleven O'clock, which will az
commodate all who desire TO attend
this meeting.
Rev. Coombs, who recently conclyd.
ed u most successful evangelistic cam.
paign in this city, is now conducting u
similar campaign In shlnnston and Is
meeting with great success.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18
IlII5|jI.flll|bSz !

OFFERING TO THE PUBLIC
"A limited numberot shares Of
si,e new issue or inerssae Of tbs
\ capjtst Stock e. The National
Banis of sFslr6iont VIII iSs offered
ID stbs ppbIs For artieulafs adj:
dress or apply 70 any et the on;
esrs q tl's Esse :s;si:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-18

MAKE YOUR NONE soRk OK
SAVINGS ACCOUNT AF EoPtEs
NATIONAL BANK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

OF action in the evolvemcnt of good and
adequate game laws In the different
may be restored to their accustomed
1t is a conceded fact that the wild
nte of America is In imperative need
OF projection. This volume emphasizes
me fact and furnishes a practical
oasis for tho work of preservation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
BERRYVILLE
Special TO The Times.pispstch

lSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
Bcrryviiie. Va. February Mrs r r.
"h,nns and daughter have returned from
VISIT to relatives In Richmond.
Mrs NJ Mccormick has returned from
hoooken. y j.. where she visited her
daushter. Mrs. c. +. Mcclure.
MISS e i. Mcclure has returned from
Richmond, where she spent several months
with her brother, DR. Edward Mcclure
Mrs. a. B. Tucker and children have re
turned from North Carolina. where they
visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. smith have returned
from Richmond and at The Knoll
Mr.. and Mrs. Dabnoy Harrison. OF Bovce
we're guests Of Colonel and Mrs S s
j; IL NJ. Ciageu spent several days in
o MIS-; Frank Iiuyett and children, Of Char
enis Nr and Mrs. ]. Bowman
Misses Mary and RebeCca Gold spert ,
DAY IN Hagerstown. Md. this week
T. Williams. OF Baltimore visited frlonds
IN town the first OF the week
y. Aoore. Jr., spent a day in ,'harIos,ow,
W. Va. this week -" ii'
:. Mrs F. L. Williams OF '-rhe Anchorage.
kentucky, who has been 81 guest M .'rb .
this week. "vt nome
:, Colonel me F. Y, Tiiford. Of cullman. Ala.
Vas the guest Of his sister Miss Jane G.
George Sullivan, Of New York. was at m.
nome OF {. konnsler this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
BRISTOL
lgpecial 10 rhe rlmes. pjano,cn

lHpeciai 10 The Times- Dispntch.I
BfhtDl Va, February ., Mrr fnx ,.dfo
U FORMER CoVrrnor Cox. han returned from,
Nashville. who're nhe Spcnt ,non,b :, IL
nc! hush"n1 VINO In n member OF the Drea-
en- state Legislature.
nc W"nsn.s History Club was enter
,ained Monday afternoon by Migs Ann.
,,cii" LINN at her hons on Alabama
bFre'- Following business session or Tho
.'ub "nElcal program was rendered Miss
LINN. assisted by Mics Ada Lynn served
jeuchhmcntr 10 Tho guests. Miss afaruaret
hcFhrimhd VIII bn the hostess OF the CHM
~ lis next meeting.
Mrs. Clarence King ana children will
Iehyr neIt week FOR LonBview. Tex where
my VIII spend month M the guests
Mfr Walter Wiley after visit to her
nD'her, "rr' g. v F0in. has returned to
Knoxville. w
~. O. Ifanson. Jr, spent last Sunday with
~" Blister Ninh ABnos Hanson, at Holins
'nhltutc near NOanOkc
~. r. BfDKE. travelling passenger agent
81 m" N"rf"ik and Western RniIroad wa q
mere thr wnck and mada ARRANGEMENTS
Tor me virginia Intornont College beyy
ol girls. who nre going 10 Washington 10
n,tcuh ne Wilson inauguration. Miss Elk
htnth hhKnhor VIII chhperon tho girls who
"!ll occupy npociai Pullman car
henn"tt Sickqls has returned from Now
York, where he spent two woeks
~ w. Whitaker In at homo from n bus
fntsH trip To Baltimore and Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
WILLIAMSBURG
Especial to Tho Tlmes-pispatch ]

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatchl
"ii1ainsburG. Va. February 2.-Nrs u
L. Lamb. OF Norfolk, is the guest OF bar
sister. MrF. II. D. Cole.
SirS. NJ T. Shipnan and Mrs C. H. Davis
spent one day In Richmond the FIRST OF III.
Mics Mary Ware Gait lef, YESTERDAY for
Nlsit or q few days to her alma mater.
Professor George p. Arnold Of D,s,,
tanta' arrived here yesterday 10 spend :,
ie" days with friends at william and
Miss Edith Smith sailed Wednesday from
nc" York for Egypt. where she win .nend
several months before joining Mrs Char
man and Miss Chapman In Italy
Mayor r.. w. Warburton and e. ! per,on
were among those who attended the nuto
mobile show in Richmond this week
Mra. U.s.. -. Peachy and daughter Miss
virginia Penchy. left the first OF tho ,yccl,
FOR baltimore. Miss Penchy viii sncnH
some tifnr with Washington relatives be-
fore returning home.
Or; Hugh Cumming. who has been chief
i"r the pas, three year,, has been trans
ierTed 10 Washington. Hrs Cumming Vic
was Mrs Lucy Booth. has joined him
there while their children. Hugh and
cIafa, are hating their grandparents. DR..
ana Mr.. f.. g. Booth
Ihurhday Ia Williamsburg.
KEY u. Hunin Jones rector OF Rruton
Paflhn church, delivered an address In g,
Fhufh Clutch Newport News. Thursday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
YOUR FRECkLES
Need Attention i'm February and
March or Face May Stay
Covered

Nov Is the time TO take special
care OF the complexion If you wish
1t TO look we'll the rest of the year.
The February and March winds have
d strong tendency TO bring out
frecElcs that may stay all summer
unless removed. Now is the time TO
use othine-doublc strength.
This prescription for the removal
OF irecklcs is the discovery OF an
eminent skin specialist, and is so
uniformly successful that it is sold
ny Tragic Drug co. under guarantee
10 refund the money II 1t fails Get
an ounce Of othine--doubIe strength
and even few applications should
SNOW wonderful Improvement
some of the smaller frccklea even
vanishing entireIy-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
Cas,icman. Southerncr."

BY Crirtenden Marriott Illustrated
by y. c. Wyeth. j. Is. Lippincott &
Co. OF philadelphia. Pa. Sl.25 net
The favorite line OF the rnelodraniatic
writer Of fiction. who has essayed nov
els with Confederate heroines and a
Confederate war setting. is that which
pictures the southern girl as falling
wildly and ;nadly IN love with Il North
ern soldier or secret service man. who
has entered the Confederate lines at
The risk OF his neck. and marrying
MIN, despite her loyalty to her people
and her State
The higher the position of the girl.
the more certainly she dweils within a
proverbial white pillared brick man
sion of Colonial prestige. with a Con-
federate colonel or general for :, father.
the more certain she is TO incline to
natrimony with an enemy OF the South.
Mr- Marriott calls lis book sally
Csstlenan.' and describes Sally as the
eldest daughter OF General Castleman.
She is an Impossible type OF a South
erner. however. in that she lowers her
coiors ~ nrst sight OF a Federal spy.
who is put across the lines to reopen
communication between Richmond and
Washington
il is amusing 10 note that in the
book. sally castleirau and her younger
sister ride from lac Valley OF Virginia
10 Richmond in company with this spy.
an utter stranger TO both the girls. be
cause Colonel Page a Vireinian and Z
Confederate officer. requires this SER
vice at their haucs. II II still more
amusing when sally castleman. who
knows the spy Tor what ne is. taxes
occasion TO confess her love 10 him
before parting at Richmond. And SIN
the most amusing phase OF all Others
IN This Impossible romance il that the
author has faniliarized himself with
few prominent Virginia names and
has ntted his book characters TO them
TO suit his purpose.
Consequently, sir. Jefferson. owner
ni q big, handsome house Just outside
me city limits OF Richmond, ana SIR
carter. connected with the Confederate
epariment Of state are designated as
traitors within the Confederate capital
VINO were the accomplices Of the Fed
eral spy. The period Of the book is
mentioned as that OF 1864. and rich
inond people NOW living may he able
10 recognize individuals, Iuaguucradinr
In sally cAst3cman' as MI Jefferson
and Mr. csff.r. =
"The keynote"
BY Alphonse de Chatea1b,jans
Translated by Lady Theodore Dnvio
son. George H. Doran Co. OF New
York. S1.2G net
There is one quality Of French au.
thors Of fiction which more than man,
others inpresses the reader. and INA,
,s INC accurate descriptions of garde,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
our Vanishing Wild Game.

puf NhnlHhfnE Wild Game"
~ William r. Hornaday. Charles
HcrlhrcTE sons. OF New York. through
me Bell Book and Stationery Corlpariy,
Of Richmond. $3.50 net
In the preface 10 this excellent and
Interesting work, these rigniAcan,
parasra pns occur; II have been rhoc1 ed
by the accumulation Of eyidenc. show
ing that all over our country and
Canada fully ninc-tenths Of our pro-
tecn"e Laws have been practically die
lated ~ the Killers Of the game. and
.hat III All save very few instan cca
the hunters have been exceed!ngIy
careful 10 provide open YcagonH for
slaughter - long az any gam. re-
mains to XIII
AND yet the game Of Sorth Amer.
ica docs not belong wholly and .y
ciusiVe!y 70 the men who kin Sin.iy-
seven per cent ~ the people have
vested rights IN i, far exceeding those
or per cent pogterity haa claim.
upon 1t that no honest man can ignore :.
warning note is uttered n the au-
thoi ~ '.ls enumeration Of the feath-
ered species which have been ex,er
'n!hatet by civilized man in Atnerica
during Inc years between 1910 ana
I'iV' 1hcae species are: the grea,
aux FaIas corinOrant. Labrador duck.
| passenger pigeon. Eskimo curIeyy Gu
ban, GooEse'g and Guad;.Ioupe ,naoox
inc yellow winged green parrot and
! IN" purple Guadaioupc parnkcet ~
,"rohha partial list Of hird,
threatened nth early exterminatlon
incIudes twenty three additional gue.
cics TO-
\ list 81 mammals extinct or nearly
e1uhct II iurnihned. Stat. hi state.
throuHhont The Union chapter IL
"cFoto" l" nc regular army of de
htruction waslnp organized ravaine,
american animal life ana ezpla!ns
laws permitting the dnBtriictjnn An
pther chapter deals Tith "Gu.rr1lJ.. =,
| Destruction" '"
obstruction by unaenu foes ~ v,iln
| NE ana by the clement foIIowp ,V,
| mon, SUPPOSED to be naturally MANI
! iuI ana tender hearted are uurun.L.s
I ny what - written conccrniun "a.
termination or birds in trimming IA
mems hats of the cxtermiuatlon ar
,hal" IN supplying rare varlate. o,
me Wholesale slaughter Of b,rds.
ohe islahd of I.uyaan. in the Norm 90
enc ocean. under the direction nf NJ,
mchieinIner. OF Honolulu, in de.crln.n
ih,h slaughter destroyed 300 900 tltd,
nh" would have loft tho Gland ,i,d
,esS but FOR the timely action or vyi
i'Hth ~ Eryan. of tho College Of u,,,n
u1u' III wiring the United States vov.
eminent. ~
Othrr chapters in the book ara M
upen with giving the economic yai.
ia pi'n aud game spc .I.,r win IL.
l..r,.,a,ihu sentiment an faatorH or ,.u.
0n' ana W&'il the neconBarY DRu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

That's because they 20 riFh, 10 The
seat OF the trouble. the hlood. arriving
out all impurities. slrcngthcnin., -
toning II up And when The blood iS
clear the SKIN is free from blemisl
Stuarts Calcium waters ara no.,
fectly harmless and may be takco
freely by any one They contain Also
lutely no poisonous drugs OF auv na.
fure.
Stuart's Calcium Waters contain GA.
cium Sulphide. and u mild altera,iye
every doctor prescrihes them a hun.
dred times a year. They are the mos,
effective blood cleansers known tc
man.
II doesn't matter whether YOU bav,
.biackheads and pimples, Sometime
awful" or boils. letter. rash. carbun.
cles eczema, liver spots or "A mudd,
complexion. try Stuarts Calcium Wa,
fers and get surprise in a short time
You will find them on sale ~ an,
drug store at 80 cents n box. Begir
taking them now and see what vas
Improvement takes place in just !ev
Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

present were Misses Lottie NJ. snead, Lena
Pollard. Helen Thomas Lucille Sncad, Lilly
Mae Snead. Hattie Holmes. Alice Snead.
Maude Snead, Elizabeth Thomas Mary
Snead. Annie G.. Gregory. Elizabeth Snead
Eva Snead. Susie Sncad. Myra Scay. Mrs
Walter Moncurc. Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Will
liam r. snead. Messrs. Henry Thomas, of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
FORK UNION

iHp'cn1 10 The Times Dispatch.l
FDik Union. Va, February 22--Miss 1.ottie
~ hn1ad DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained a large
number NJ her friends this wcok IN honor
NJ her Yusstr. MlHa Lena Pollard, or Rich
mona "isa Hattie Holmes. OF Boydton. and
HiS. Aic9andsr. of BOydton. until recently
Miss Ruth fncad. Mrs. Alexander presided
At tps punch bowl. Miss Lotto Snead was
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assisted In receiving by Mrs b. b. Ken
needy In tho interesting games OF the eve
ming tho following couples won high honors.
pollard and Mr.. Benton. All enjoyed the
in.trumental music by Mrs. Alexander.
Miss Mary Snead and Walter Mcclure. At n
late hour Refreshments wore served. Those
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

Pimples Go
I'm a Hurry
biotchcs. Hinckhcnd> and an SKI,
hruphons Disappear when Stunrt's
Calcium Waters Are Is,d

Nou wont be always worrying about
What your friends ana strangers mink
"i your 'hroien-out" face. If you give
these wonderful little waters a chauc.