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Soctal and
ZPersonaL
As Summer Wan.s.
To-day the woodblne ln the tvttyslde wood
Showed its first touch of warm au
tumnnl flre;
The nettle, ln tlie niarshlnnd solilude.
Llfted Its purplo spirc.
Somewhrre from out llfe haxy va.gue and
vasi,
A llttle Vag+ahl wlnd ble* .-ighlngly.
As plslntiye as some love-strftln of ihe
past,
In tender mlnor key.
A fleet of tlny cloud-skiffs sailcd Ih'" sky
And vatllshed llke ethorenl vlslontngs;
ln )a_y loop>' care.ened the buttcrfly,
AYItli flutter ot.brlght wings.
By a" this beaUty glrdled and cnressed
Would not hold Its happlnoss supreine;
O love, to S4VOOH in care-forgcttlrg rest
Upon tho brcast of drcam!
?Cllnton Scollard.
At Hot Springs.
The season at the Virginia Hot Springs
seems to promlse an early boglnnlng this
autumn. One of the most promlnent men
at the Springs Is Justlce Joseph McKenna,
of AVashington, D. C? who Is accompanlcd
by hls 4vifo and daughters.
A reccnt bridge party nnd ten at the
club house was glven by Mrs. George M.
Davie. of Kentucky. Ten wns scrved
on the lawn nnd beautiful prizes were
given the wlnncrs.
Miss AA'ard. the daughter of Commander
Aaron AA'ard, Unlted States navy, was
nmong the jounB ladies who playcd In the
tennis match on Monduy.
Amons: the cottages now open are those
Of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Barton French. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Lanicr Dunn, Melville E. In
galls and Charles B. Knapp. Mr. and
Mrs. Mortimer Brooks arc expected' this
month from Newport, Rhode Island.
Sullivan?Watkins.
Miss Elnora AVatklns and Mr. P. J.
Sullivan left yesterday for AA7_tiington,
15. C, where they were unlted in mar?
rlage last cvening at St. Bominlc's Cath
olic Church.
After the ceremony Mr. nnd Mrs. Sul?
livan w'ere glven an clnborate rccoption
at No. 331 K Streei, Northeast, the home
of tlie groom's brother. Mr. J. Sullivan,
Later the bride and groom left for Balti
more and other Northem cltic-s. They
will return to make thelr future home
nt No. 116 AA'est Marshall Street, about
September !5th.
Mrs. Sullivan is a beautiful and accom
pUshed young lady, and 4vlth her hus?
band ehjoys a 4vlde acqualntance and
popularlty in Richmond.
All Europe Interested.
.All Europe ls greatly interested ln the
?wedding of the Crown Prince of Prussla,
son of the Germnn Emperor, lo the Duch
css Cecllia, slster of the Gr?.nd Dukc of
Mwcklenburg-Schwerin, which will take
Place earlv next year. It Is sald that the
Kaiser's object ln the union is to bring the
Cumberland, Dahish and Xethcrland
courts Into closer relations 4vith the Ger
man court. The Duchess Cecill.fs brother.
the Grand Duke ?'f Mccklenburs
Schwerin. married last Jiirio ;he Prlncess
Alesandra/ second daughter of the Dukc
of Cumberland, a slster of the future
Queen of Denmark. The Duchess Cecllia
is also a nieec hy marrlage of the Prince
Conson of Hollaml. Thus it wlll be soen
that strong dynasUc reasons exlst for
the match.
Miss Robson's Success.
The many Rlchm'ond admirers of Miss
Eleanor Robjori, ln her fine portrayal
of "Audrey" at the Academy t4vo years
ago, will br glad to henr that she has
liad a 'most heaity welcome ln London,
hotli by her uildionces and through llie
u'ress. Miss Kohr-on ls playing "Merely
Mary Anne'' al the Dukc of.York's Thea?
tre, a"d il'? P'ay ba-" been such n success
that Mr. Frohman will try to answer
ihe. London demaiids and supply Miss
Ttobson's pbicc ?wljen she roturns r.i.
fulfll her Anierlcan engugements.
Reccnt Announcements.
The entracement is announced of Miss
Jennie Davlson, or Alexandria; to Mr.
Robert Mliias, of Ne4V Vork. The wed?
dlng will take place November lst.
An engagoment of interest Is lhat of
Mr. Rlchard Iloward Bland, son of Mr.
john Randolph Bland. president of tbe
T'nlted States Fldellty and Guaranty Com?
pany, wliose country home ls at Belle
vie'w, near Baltimore, to Miss Mary L.
Paul, of Philadelphla. Miss Paul Is a
daughter of Mr. Frank \V. Paul, of
Green Gables, A'llla Navo, Pa.. and Is a
atfecn of the late Mrs. Wllllam AValdorf
foVstor. She 54-1,11 K<> to EnRlanci shortly
ffhri be one of^ho^hriflesmalds at the wed
'ding of hej?<_oU-lit, J?-lss Paullne Astor, and
Captaln Spender-Clay.
Mr. Bland ls a recent graduate of Har;
vard, and" is rclated lo llie. l^ee and Ran?
dolph familics of A'lrginia. The daie for
thn marHage has not been set, but tlie
couplo will make thelr home in New
"York. whero .Mr. Bland Is practlcillg la4v,
The engagemont of Miss Nan L. Scriven
find Mr. James Garnett Baslnger, of New
York, is announced, but the date for thf
?weddlng has not been fixed. Miss
Scriven ls a slster of Mrs. W. W. Gor
don, Jr., of Sa4___Mh. Ga., and is con
nrr.ted on both sjdoa with the most dls
tingulshcd farnlllcs of Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. J_ Nowetl, ?f Norfolk,
nnnounce ihe ongagement of their daugh?
ter, Lucile Huntlng, io Mr, Addlaon B.
Ijacy, of Portsmouth, AV. The weddlng
will take plaeft the ,'uh of November.
An item of general interest is found
in tho announcoment of the wedding of
Miss Robecca Paj,'n Kh'ox to Mr. James
Robert Tindie, of Pittsburg. Miss Knox
js tlie daughter of Benator Phllander C,
Knot. of Ponnsylvanta, Connerly At
torney-Gcnoral. Tho weddlng wlll laka
place October 15th, at Senator Kntfx's
niperb country place, "Lesfhore.'l V'alley
Forge, Pa. Miss Knox will be atlended
hy her frlend, Miss AUhca Mohl-r. or
Plltaburg, and rnany people finm IVa-h
inston wlll be present.
Out-of-Town Society.
The Luehes.s Dnwager of Marlborouffh,
who v.i? Ml?? 1'ily Prlce; ?r Troy, N. V.,
arrl4-ed ln New Vork to-day on tiie
Oceanlc
Mrs. James fl. Gronvenor, whoaa. on
iries took t.hjrty-twn prizes ^i ibe New?
port Horse Bhow lant week, recently ??'*
a women's luncheon witii very uni'iue
featiiresi
Mrs. GrosV-nof inveited all ber priic
money in a ma.'-.-ive cup. whlch w.is on
tho table fillid wlth flowers.
NurneroiiH enti-rlalnmeui'- are hcluji
glven at Lenox, Mann., iu honor of thi
Uuke of Newcostje, who li- the guesi ol
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam A. Read.
A ehower serlbusly lnterfo're_ with Un
presenlation of Millon's "Comili," Whlcl
was to have been glven on the lawn o
Mrs. Fredtrlck Crownlnsbleldi ln Stock
l.rldge.
Mr. Marshall Field. Jr,. who has bect
Fpending tiiO sumirui at Bur Harbor
You Arc Losing Money
and com fort so long as yoii wasl
M'Hh any other soap.
Fels-Naptha is a money-saA't
and co.mfort-makcr.
Felfc-N-ptba Pblladelpbl
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POEMS YOU OUOHT TO KNOW
AATialovr-r your oeeupnllon mny he. nnd however crowflefj your
b.i.ir" with ftftfllrsi do not fnlt lo secure nt lenst n few mlnuto*
"very day for refreshment of your Inner llfe with ft blt of poetry.
? Profoesnr Chnrles ttllot Norton.
No. 279.
The Right Must Win.
By FREDBRfCK WILUAM FABER.
Frederlek ATllllnm Fsber irt* born '?. V1'*.*11*?' ,Tu"if.,*]?,' ^Jinl*^0,^:
ton. PeptembPr ?. 1S?. He w?.? educs.led a 8hrewsb iry. Hnrrow fll riI Ov
rrM-d. In IM.A. after three year*' ternir* ,->f rectorshlp In Ihe Churrh 6f -BftWfll d.
ht, hernnie a Roman C.ithollc. founded n community of ennverts, cslled ine
Mfllans, hre%mln5 Brn?i,,r AA9ilfred. Wltli hls ^MhW &J?%\
ihe hrotherboo.; cMabhWd by Newmnn, the orntory of St. Thllip .Nerl. ne
Ihe hrotherhooiJ estahllshed
Is famous. as fl hymn writer.
o
H, it is hard lo work for Ooo*,
To rise and tnko hls part ,
Upon Ihls bnttleflcld of eartli.
And not somctimes lose heart!
He hides hlmself so wondrously,
As though there were no God;
He Is least seen when all the powers
Of lll are most abroad.
Or he deserts us at the hour
The fight Is all but lost;.
And seems to leave us to ourselves
Just when we need him most.
lll masters good; good seems to change
To ili with greatest ease;
And, worst of all, the good with good
is at cross-purposes.
Ah! God Is other than Ave think;
His ways are far above,
Fnr,bevond reason's height, and reached
Only by childlike love.
AVorkman ot God! Oh, lose not heart,
But learn what God is like;
And in the darkest battlefield
Thou shalt know where to strike.
Thrice blest is he to whom is given
The instinct that can tell
That God is- on the field when he .
Is most Invisible. \
Blest. too, is he who can diviue
AVhere real right dotb. lie,
And dares to take the slde that seems
? Wrong to man's blindfold eye.
For right is right, since God is God;
And right the day must win;
To doubt would be disloyalty,
. To falter would be sin.
riils ?erles tu-Bon ln The TlmeR-Dlfpatch Sunday, Oetober 11, 1003. One la publlsbed each day
will so to l.enox, Mass.. for the Horse |
Show. .
Mr il*nrv AVing-ate Hayes aiinounced
hls engagcnient to MLss AVilhelmlna Hollc,
ot Ronn. Gfrmaiiy, at a elam bake re?
cently plven for his famlly and fricnds
at Fquantum Club. Providcnce, R. I.
Mise Holle is visitiiiE: Miss Aray Hayes
in Bristol, and a round of dinners ls
l^ins jrlvenfor ,hcr by the Brisiol <:ot
tagers. \ .',',._'' . ','.' --.'.-?_,, ,-'?
Stay-at-Home Club.
The Stav-at-Home AVhist'Club had an
Intereatinp .meetiiifr Monday s/ternoon
rtt the homoa-of Mlss Josephine Knox.
The hlEliest scbrc wns a tle between Mrs.
HarrvWester and Mrs; Blnnd Smlth and
Mlss Josephine Knox a?dT'.>lrr?^aherson
The next meetliiR will be held at me
liome of Mr.'. Brock. ? _ - ? ? ?
Personal Mention.
Mrs .Inlin Coke ls visitine her mother,
Mrs. AV. I-I. Harrlson;'. of Pctcrsbuigr
Mrs AA'lUinm. D. Thoraas and two
rhilrlre.i nre in Aynrrenton, the gucslfl
of Mrs. J. V. Jeffrics. 1-Ht ?? iMlss
Thomas ls nn accomphshed plonlst.
Mrs I.aurence Pilddy has returned lo
h>. home in Baitimore. "after n vlslt
to Xewport News. Mrs. Rrlddy was
tho guest of ber mother, Mrs. Washlngton
AV. Ifarwood.
Tha> petersburs Country Cluii was the
Iscenc 'of h ?beiiut.rfiil now2i;iK part.v
clven recently by Mrs: Montnomery C.
Jackson, -ln honor of -Alr. and Mrs.
Huch Sklpwlth, nf Rlehmond. and Mlss
Graco Dunlop. of Washlngton. Amoim
tiie Kiiesls were Br. and Mr-5. H. G.
l.eleh, Ur. and Mrs. J. G. Renn.'e.
Mlss Frances Ream, of Rlehmond, and
Ur. Wllliam Shlnpen. Mr. Charlcs 11.
Pccbles'and Mr. AA'tlJlajn K. Grlffen.
There wlll be a reunlon of the Galncs
famlly al the AVorld's Fair, September
"8th; under the auspices of the UaiiKl.ter.s
of Dr. J. M. Galnes. of Culpeper, A'ir
This famlly Is one of the most promi
nent and older famllies of the Old Do- |
mlnion. David Galnes, the most noted
of their ar.cestors, havlng been knighted
bv Klng Henry, of France, as a rewnrd
fof having saved his llfe on the fleld
of Agincourt.
Apartv arnved Thursday at Galen Ifall,
Allantic Clty. in Colonel Frank J. :
He.-.rne's prlvate *ar "Sunrisc.''
Colonol Hearnc te president of thn
Colorndo Fuel and iron Company, and
! hls guests. ln addltion to Mrs. Hcarr.e,
I include AA'illinm L. Hearne. and Miss
! L A Hughes. of Denvcr.
! ' ' ' '
I Mrs. J. R. A. Hobson. aud llttle master
' Reld and Edward Hobson wlll be the
: guests of Mrs. A. B. Cainm, In October.
I Miss Annin Lee Holt is the guest nf
Miss Ethel B. Wrlght, of North Crawfoid
Street, Portsrnoutli.
? a a.
I Mrs. -Her.. Jordan. nee Hotchkiss, of
Atlanta, is in ihe citv vlsitlng friends,
after a plcasant summer at Cralgsville,
Va; .
Mr. Rlchard L. Gray, clerk of the
clty court of Wlnchestcr, who was here
to attend the 44-oddlng of hls son, hns
returned to hls home.
Miss Gertrude Camm has returned
home. after a dellghtfnl 4-Islt to Mrs.
Richard E. Bynl, of AA'Inchester, Va.
Mrs. John McHenry, of Loulsvllle, Ky?
gave an "obser4'ation party'' this week,
at. Afton. The prizes were won by
Mr. Morton and Miss Mamie (Hunt, of
Richmond.
Mrs. Davlrl Dunlop, of Petersburg, left
Hot Springs. Virginia. where she ls spend?
lng the early autumn, to take a trlp
to AVashington, D. C, in her automoblle,
rciurm.ig to the Hot Springs noxtrweek.
Mrs. K; B. Savage and Misses Lllllau
and Sadle Sa4-age, have gono for a few
weeks' vislt to Baltlmore.
Among the Richmond people nt Afton
are Miss Mamie Hunt, Mrs. Johnson,
CUT THIS OUT AND KEEP JT. YOU WILL WANT TO READ THIS
STORY LATER, IF NOT NOW.
THE WHITE COMPANY
By A. CO.VAN nOVLB,
CHAPTER IV-Contlnued. ]
"That Is Wat the llmner," nuoih the I
landlady, altiing down be-jde Alleyne. j
and polntlng wlth tbe ladle lo the sleep
Ing man, 'That i?> he who palnts tne i
nlght atvl me tbkerii. Alaek and sla*
lhat ever J ihould hhve been fool enough ;
io trust hlm! NJw, youpg '?'?"? what
manner r'f ?< blrij would ><?u suppoae a
pfcd incrlln t<, be lhat belng Ihe proper J
i.lgll of iny hOfte]
"Why." *?'.'! A!l?yn?, "a rnerlln i? 8.
blrd of ihe sam? form an an eagle or a
(al'-on. | can ?eii rcmember that |*srned
brother Bartholomew, who i? deep ln nll
iho serrets ot nature, painted one out to
iu- ?s we v/alk'i) together near Vlnm-y
llld.e."
"A falion or a" <-ag!e, r)UO|hs7 And
|il? d, lhal <* Of iwo aeveral eoloii. fi'i
,my man would *-y exc*pt lbi? bane) ol
llc*. He came to me, I'xiV. you, .aying
thal lf J would furolsji blm wlth a Kxilon
of ale, wher'-wltli to .tr.ngthei) hlinol/
a? he w<,rk-d, ami also ih* plgroenti *nd
g board, he would palnt tur a noble pjad
incrlln whleh 1 iru?hi liang along wlth
tln- biaisonr) ovat tny door, I, poor
simple fool, gave hhn th- ?l? ;"'d
all thal ll* crav.d, leuvliiK llljfl ?l'/ife, U>b,
because lhal a i/iun'n mii>'i rnusi be i. ri
untroijblud when he had great work io
du vyiivn l '<"<"?- bttt'k ><??? isqHon lai
wa.-- ettiply, and be lay Pl /"? ?<? hlm,
Wlth UlU ,l,i.an) ,3/, ffWIt <-f blm wlth
! Illls lOITy i!-'.7<"." Hl ? ialr, ?) .), :i
| imiii-i whlch w;>- l.anlng u?aln?l ll ?- watl,
?ii.i (-bowiii ,. !,..(.? irtlniiu, ot ;> *cra?ny
atld angular fOW| with very 1'iiig l"g?
.?nd a upotted l"-dy.
I "Was lhal," hhf aeked, "llke <i.<- i,;,<1
| whloli thotl h;?M a'-'-ii?"
Alles'ui' ?hooK iu- b<ad >,<.:' aa
".\,i. r,<.i ,<uv oi|m i ? blryj ' ii .at '?? ?'
.-, Kgui a tialliu, Jt |j ?,.?,? ;.,.,- a
pluek-d pultm. wnl-h h*? ?) -i i|| |b?
Upotted fi vi r And .'?::n t?,-, v, ,..-, |
I 44ould Uie geniles, Blr fitehSiUa ???**?
hunte, nv Slr Bernard Brocas, of Roehe
Court. r.-iy If they saw such n thing?or,
perhaps even ihe KIiik'h own Majemy
iiliriyelf, who often Iihh rldden past this
way, and who lovo's hls falconn as ho
Inyea hls h'mnl It would bn the down
fall of my own house."
"Tlio matter |s not pasl m'-ndlng," nald
AK-yne "I pray you, frood darne, lo Klve
rr.e. fnoso three pjgmept polAnnd ihe brush,
nnd 1 sha,ll Iry whether I eannot hetter
thin palnllnff."
DaiTie Kllza looked'doubtfully at him, as
thoiiKh fearlng some olaher Btfirtf-K-ern, but,
?s he made no demand for als, she
I rtnally bl'OUKbt Ib.. pulnts, nnd walehed
I him aa liaa smearcd on hla barkgrimnd,
I i.ilkln* Ihe whlle nhout thn fulk round
tho flre. ,
| "ff?htt four fori:s| ),ids musl he Jog-glnu
\y>',n." ?hn laid. "They blde nt K.niery
POwn) a rolls) ?r rnore from hero. Ynnmnn
l pilcki-ra they are, who tend to ihe Klng's
hiint. The Klceiwin la called KloytliiB
i V.'lll. H*j eomea fr':rn 1110 north country,
! but for rnany yeara ho hath Konn ll.e
j .".ur.'l of ihe forest fi-om rloutharnptori
j to ChrUt-churcli. Ho drlnks rmmh and
pay* Itltl*-; hut |t would make your rlbs
I i-th/VM i'> b<-nr blm sIiik the "Je*t "f
) H'-niiy ToMoh.' Maylinp l.e wlll .slriK lt
; whmi Ih') nl<! Ilflf warims'l him."
| "aS'bo ni'! lii<aM, IH'M Ht llllli?" ,-|Hh. <l
All'-yn.-, iri'ia-li Inl.-real.-il. "Ili- 'of the
i fnr ifituMf iniH h. wbio and ri-vi-i'-ni face."
j "H?- Ua u ??lii-r of pll.ln nnd nnlve.n, very
I |._iia-?i iu hUmom, nnd Hmuniii, nnd flui??a
j and *ll rriannw <af aillrn'.ni*. I.in w-.-ira, na
? ???rt i,.:i.*1v'-, ll.fc v*rn)';l" of Kaih.l"a1*I,uk",
: ll.ai f la.l ..-. ?/:.:? '.sfi. Ilja^lll lll* alf-lrvaa, Ml.y
i g'.'.ai H' 'lb./i;ia?, ,.f Korit, ttDfit ih.it It
' k ,.i tM Im.*. i^t.afii ?th*r I f>r rnlr..- i.'-.-'l
,.-'U,' Ita ll ht-r.. K/-nlgbt foj r.<-ib'-r
(,./.- .. .,.? ia,.- oihara? nwipt Ih* for?
: la'a-ria Ml* laHghivr >? a looth"lr<l w*r,
?TlUaJ "?? *t m? ?1"Jl* la. f'Ul nl ifc^th
I '. ?a ,,* nt**/ ?.i V.'ina-hfl.-i*' falr /
wrtMA Ua<H >btf? <tr? wit*. 1'aUii'l or.c?
Dr. Curry, Mrs, 13. B. Cimninghnm. MIM
Bmlly Lyman, nnd H. R. Pollard atirl
famlly.
* * *
Mrs. Annle Bavls, who hns been spend?
lng aoverat weeks at No. ?16 Bnst Irnuk
lln Street. left Tuesdiiy lo vlslt her son.
Mr. AVcatmorlftnd Dnvis, nt hls benullful
country placo, "Morvcn," in Loudoun
county, vlrginla,
Tlliie friends of IMr. James Mullen.
ron of Judge and Mrs. Mullen, of Petors
btirg. wlllbe glad lo know thnt hls
condftlon Is nittch llmpl'nvprf, nnd ho
hopes aoon to be dccltledly convnlescent.
Mrs. A. Langslnff Johnstnn and 'famlly
have returned to Ihelr home In VVest
Frnnkllii Street enrller than ihey had
expected. on account of the Illness of
Mrs, .tohnston's son. Lnnpstn.fr, who ls
fctill very slek wltb fever. o
Frofossor J. N. Rlubs. Sr.. has return?
ed lo AAmilnmsblirn. frnm spendlng tne
sumrner nt hls mnntrv home ln Oloucester
county. Miss Annle stubbp wlll go lo
U'llllnmsburg as soon ns slie recove.iB
sufTiclently To leave Atemorlal Hospltal.
Miss Lenn, Gregorv nnd Mrs! Caills left
the clty. yesterday. to vlslt relatlver ln
Lancaster county for several- weeks.
? a a
Mrs. T. E. Wondfln nnd .Mr.?. S. B.
AA'oodfln and o.hlldron ha4'e returned fiom
Louisa county, where they apent tho
sumrner,
ft a ?
Miss May Selv nnd Miss Mary Dugan
have returned from a plensa.nt trlp to
AA'ashlngton and Baltimpre.
Mrs, R. N. Goode and family have re
turned after' a dellghtful trlp to Mineral
Clty, A'a,
? a ?
Miss Louls? Goode, of No. L3S0S East
Broa'd Street, returned nfter a. dellghtful
trlp. vlsltlng hor friends In Buckingham
county, Va.
? ? <
Miss Julla R. Hennlne relttrned yoster
dny from the Rockbrldge Alnm Springs,
whero sho spent July and August,
Mr. AV. L. Goode and fnmlly have re?
turned after an enjoyable stay n.t thelr
sumrner residence, Cool Sorlngs. Powha
tan county.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
?? i
Miss Kthel Scotf and Miss Iner Goodwln
hsve left for Hnnovcr. ? ? ?
Mr. Wllson McTyre. 4vho has been vlsltlng
Mrs. J. J. AA'llson, has returned to hls home,
ln Chestorfleld,
Mrs.< T. J. Johnson. of Nowport Nc\4-s, ls
vlsltlng her slster, Mrs. C. 1- Ball.
Mrs. AV. I. Stockdon nnd famlly, who ba4-e
been ln I-farrlsonbiirg. hava returned home.
Mrs. Madlson. of Hanover, who has been
vlsltlng hor daughter, Mrs. Brlel, has re?
turned henie.
Miss Mollio Duval, who has been vlsltlng In
Goochland, has returned.
Mrs. B. S. Raglnnd Is vlsltlng in Upper
Zlon.
Miss Llllle Popklns. of Wrishlngton, Is the
guest of Mrs. Waltcr P. Areltch.
Misses Mnrle and Loulse >4Vhlte' hrtvo left
for a montb's vlslt with friends in Baltlmore
and Washington.
Mrs. T. K. Snnds has left far Ellzabeth,
N. J., and New York, 011 n plcasure trlp.
Mrs. Reynolds, who hns been vlsltlng Mrs.
S. r. Jones, hns left for hor home, ln Peters?
burg.
Mrs. AV. M. I.uck, 4vho lias been spendlng
some tlme wlth relatlves In New Jerso/, hns
returned home.
Dr. AV. T. Huntlley, thn former pnstoraof tho
Barton Helghts Baptlst church, who hns been
vlsltlng friends here. hns returned to hls
charge, at Hlgh Polnt. N. C.
Miss Meta Pratt, of Waynesboro, ls the
guest of Mrs. C. M. Zlrkle.
Mr. J. L.. Snow hns left for Washington on
business.
Mr. Bryant O'Bannon has left for a South?
ern business trlp. ' t
Miss Mnry Duvnl. of Goochland, ls vlsltlng
Miss Mollio' Duvnl.
? Mr. Georse Astes, or Louisa, Is the guest
of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. V. Jones.
The Misses For. who hnvo been the guests
nf Mrs. Charles McC'urdy, during tbe siimmer,
have returned;to thelr home, ln Phllart'iphin.
Miss Ida Leo hns left for Glendale to
teneh srhool.
Miss Gladys Mntiansteln and brotber^y^us
tln. have left for Ashland.
Miss Meta AVIlklnFon Is vlsltlng In Ash
!nud.
Mr. Harry Goyne nnd hrnthnr. rCc.kley. Av^i
liave been vlsltlng nn the Helghts, have left
fnr thelr home, 111 Plke.
Mr. Murray Harlan has left for Hlneks
burg to resume hls studien nt the. A*. V. I.
FAIBMOUNT NF.WS.
Mrs. A. Bowen, .Mrs. Cliarlcs Aldridge, and
Mlss Knnlce Aldridge. of Dlnwlddlo county,
hava returned liouif. nltrr a pieHsant vlslt
tai MrH. James Chll.ls.
Mlss .Pattye Clirlsllan. nf Mechanlcsvllle
Turijptke. left Snturday fer Newporl Nows.
She 'v.ill later attend tho fnlr at Taji'ahan
nork. Vn.
Mlss Mollle DaiiKerfiold t.n'1 her nloce. Annle
Lovlnc hnve return."! frnm a alfllRhtfu! vlslt
Lo relnllvos.in Alhcmarle cbiinly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. WIlllBm Doughty. of fjfw
Jersoy. have rettirnc'l homn, after n vlslt lo
thelr alaughlari-, Mrs. IA*. Ti. Cook.
Burfont Chlldresa lins returned ffrom Puck
Inghaiii county. lvhcre lie vlslfd rclntlves.
Mrs. Mary Fore, of 1307 Twnty-flrst street,
Is vlsitlng frlends in r.'hcstrrflcld county,
Mra. MhUIp Mrliowa-II nnd little son, Vt'nlta>r
ficott. nra> vlhltliig ln New A'ork. .
Mls? tznia rromtt Ir, the guest of her alsler,
Mrs. Joscph Dcnton, where she wlll spend
severnl 4ve^ks.
I.crov, the llitle snn or Mrs. ICate Putze,
who "has been uulte lll. ls l.nprovlng.
Mrs.r'AV II- O'Nell Is vlsitlng relatlvcs ln
Baitimore.
Mr. .loe Logam, wlio was opera teal on ror
appcndlcltis, nt the Virginla Hospltal recently,
. Is cettlng nlong nlcely.
rCi-nest HrhaU hns left for Rnltlmore, where
ll" oxpeets to' spenal sa.ma- tlins.
Mrs. Ornivderl of N'ewpor' Nen-s, wns tho
i guest of Mrs. .1. Aulirey Rnos.. last 4veek.
! Mlss Mnry I.a-lnnder. of Ainhersl. county, Is
1 vislllng Mrs. Joscph llurley on. the aveiiii''.
Mrs. M. K. Klrtal, who has brcn vIsUTiib her
j rlniiKliter, Mrs. Charlcs Lovlng. has rclurited
Maater Kthelhert. I.ovlnc hns relur.iid from
! a vlslt to rclatlvea In Henrlco county.
i Mlsses Kthel nnd Maniarct Morriscn nre
than sorry. for ho ls quick at hls work
aud a trlflo dlm In the eye The lusty
man next him wlth the red head I have
not seen before. The four ou this slde
aro all wmrkers, three of them in ihe ser
4-ice of the bailiff of Sir Baldwln Redvera;
and the other, ho 4vlth thn sheepskin, ls,
as I hear, a vlllnln from thn inidlands
who haith run from his ma.sler. Hls yoar
and day are ive.U-nlgh up, when he 4Vll|.
be a free man."
"And the others?" asked Alleyne ln a
whlsper. "He ls surely some very great
man, for he looks n.s though he scorned
those who were nbout hlm."
Tho landlady looked at. hlm In a inotherly
way and shook her head. "A'oii have had
no greal trut'k W'lth the world." she sald,
"or you 44'ould have lonrned that lt is the
small men iiikI nnf ihe great 4vho hold
tholr nwc? in the air. Look. .at. those
sbields upon my wn.ll aud underniy eayes,
Kiich of them Is the dovloe of some noble
lord or gallant knlght who hatli slnpt
under my roof at ono tlme or another.
Yet milder men or ea.sler to please I liB4'o
never seen: eatilig my baeon an.l drlilk
Ing my wine wlth a merry face. and
paylng rny score wlth somo courteoiis woni
or Jest whlch was de%rer <r' me tl,an rr,y
proflt. Thoso are. the true gentles. But
your chnpinan or your bearward will
swear lhat there ls a Hmo In the ,wln?,
and water in llie ale, nnd fllng off al mo
last wlth a eursnMnstead of.-a ? hlessms.
Thln youth ls a. seholar. |'ro|n Canibrlg,
where. men are wont to bo blown out
hy a llttle knowledgi", nnd lose Iho uso
of ttieJr hiiiids In Ic.arnlng the laws of
Ibe Romans. But I must a4vay to Iny
down tho beds. Ho may the snints lceep
you and prosper you ln your undertak
Ingl".
TbtiH left to hlmself, Alleyne drew hls
punol of wood whero tho light of ono
of iho.torolies would sirlke full upon il.
and work.,d i.way wlth nll tho plousura
of thi! tralne.i oraft-smun, llBtening tlio,
whiiit to talk wblch wcnl on round tho
llre. Thn peiisant ln thn slieepskllis, who
hnd sai glliin and sllent nll nveulug. Iiatj
been h> healed by his llH-gop nf ale that
be wa* Wiiklng Inudly nnd ongrlly willi
rlenched liuiids and ilualllllg pyOS,
"Blr Huniphrey Teinuuit, of Ashhy may
1,11 h|. owu nei.lH for nie." ho orlcd. ine
(_i_(l? has ihrown its Bh.Hdow. upon, . the
eatinua ever long. Foi- Ihree hundied
?i-ar? my folk have swlnked and k"?1?'
day ln and day oul, to keiiplhe wine
ori ihe lord'* l.ible and Ihe harneMi . n
Iho lord's hack, Lel him ufcc off hls
plaien and delve hlmself. lf delvlngmust
*?4\,?tL}rov* iplrlt, my falr ??n!" 8ald ?'ie
spelldlng somu tlme with relatlves In Hanover
county.
Mr. Eldrldgo Ixilnndcr, of Amhorst county,
hna returned home, after a vln'.t to Mra.
Ullle Hurlcy.
Mcoars. John Hairflold and Alley I.oro have
'returned homo from Manaeaas, Va.
Mra. J. L. Grinin wlll leave ahortly for the
mountalns of A'lrglnla,
Mrs. 8. R. Gar> wlll begln her class In
plnno Instructlons September 20th.
Mr. Andrew McDowcll, of Portsmouth, was
Ihe guest of-relatlves here thla week.
Mrs. Mary Burruas has returned from a
dellghtful vlalt to frlcnda in Hnuover coun
Mlsa l'.stelle Barkcr Is qulte lll at her
paronts" resldence, on Twenty-sccond atrert.
Herbert A. Ushor has returned homo from
n vlslt to hla .paroniR ln Carollno county.
The Fldellty Y's of Fnlrmount held nn im?
portant buslness mcotlnp at tho church Frldny
night and tho electlon of oltlccra took place.
nlso tho electlon of dclcgntcs to tho Btttle
i-onventlon In Danvlllo September 21th. Mrs.
Floienc? Bendles aad Mlss Mattle Parrlsh
wern elected dolcgates. and Mrs. Rumoll Gcn
try nnd C, AV. Pollard alternntcs. 1 he fol?
lowlng were elecled offlcera: . Prealdent, Mlss
Mnttlc Parrlsh; Vicc-Proaldcnt, Mm. Floronce,
Beudlcs; Recordlng Becretary, Mra. RubboII
Gentry; Treasurer, Mra. AV.. H. Mitchell.
Correspondlng Secretary. Miss Hortense A\at
klna; Superlntendont of Flo\4-er Mlsslon, II. c.
Heckler; Superintendent of Llterature, Mr.
Adams; Superintendent ot Parlor Snclnls, Mrs
Vv'arren llobson: Superintendent of Prlson ami
Jall AVork, C. AA'. Pollard; Superintendent of
Press Department, J. Aubrey 12nps; Orgnnist
and rlnnlst. Mlss Maggle Mitchell.
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK
Mlsses Bcssle nnd Loltn AVingfleld, of Illgh
land Parli, have returned to thelr ho.ne.
after spendlng severnl wceks ln Ashlard, Vn.
Mr. Rlchard Sale, Jr., left last Monday
to spend several dnya vlsitlng frlends and
relatlves in AVashlngton and Alexandrla.
The "Margarct Bottoms Clrcle" nf King'*
Daughters hold Its regular moiithly lust Mon
dny afternoon at 5 o'cloek in tho hmiio of
Mlss I.oulr.n Ronnic. of Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Chrlstlan Goodall and two little daugh
Irrs, Graele and Mattle, have returned to their
home, on Thlrd a-.-enue, .nfler vlsitlng rela?
tlves in Klng Wllliam county.
Mlss Mabel Heard, of Fourth avenue, Is the
rrii"st ot frlends ln Powhatnn county.
Mr nnd Mrs. Perklns. of Baitimore, are
the guests of thelr diiughter, Mlsa V. .M.
O'IBrlcn. of fhestnut Hlll. .
Dr and Mrs. S. P. Chrlstlan are ?wor-ted
to return tn thelr home in n fetv days,
after spendlng some tlme vlsitlng relatlves ln
Lexlngton, Vh. .... _. '.'. ',.,
Mrs. D. Mi rvnrlon and llltle duugtifr, -!??!
Jen have retiirnea! to thelr honir, on Fourth
aivenue. nfter vlsitlng relnllves In llaltlmore.
Mlss Arrle Pettus entcitnineal her Sunday
school class last Wcdnesalay afternoon at a
watcrmelon -fenrt nt her resldence, on^Tbird
R4-enue. Gan.es were Indulged In untll late
in the afternoon, after which melnns wa-fe
servod ln abnixlancc. Among those presa-nt
averc: Mlsses Kdllb Moffalt. Bvolyli Cnrpenler.
Mn.ide Ku.vk, Irene Dunn. Kerah Cole,
Gladvs I.lv'esay, Mildrod Clarke.
Mrs Russell Wlnfr-e and little dnughler.
of Lynchburg. were Ih" guests lnst week of
Mrs. Gnrland Clnrlce.
Mr .lerfrevs. of Thlrd avenue, teft last
wenk o:i an'extondod buslness Irlp to l^ouls
Mr. I^iiils Shafer has returned tn his' home.
after spendlng some tlme In Frederlckshurg.
Mrs Powhatnn Nash and little son ars
vl'sltliig frlends In Norfolk. A'a.
Mrs. AA'nllace and two daughters, who have
I.ren spendlng tho HUiniiicr with Mrs. Gar
iHful H. Clarke, have returned lo thelr home,
l"Mlsls?1Anr?ro Pettus wlll open R prlvate school
for little children next Monday. September
?iith. at the resldence of Mrs. Garlnnd Clarke.
on Thlrd avenue. Hours from 0 to 13 o clock.
Mr Gordon Kelley has relurned to hls home,
nfter spendlng severnl days nt Miinnssas, A a.
Rev. J. W. Mitchell Returned.
Rev J. AA'. Mitchell' returned Monday
fr tn South Boston. Vn? where he haa
been-attendlntr a Baptlst associatlon.
THE FASHION EVENT.
Fall and
kaamamaxxWkxxxxWamxmxmxmxxmxmamamamv
Winter
mimx . umm rniM-n-____^__J___.-,,,M,,a,
Millinery
Opening,
' i
To*Morrow and Friday,
September llth, September 16th.
...REiNA CH...
427 East Broad Street,
The New Millinery Store. Next to Fourqurean, Temple _ Co.
of tho free laborers,' "I would that all
men wero of thy way of fchlnking. '
"Hn 44-ould hn.ve sold me wlth KIs acres,
Iho other crled, iln a 4-olcn whlch was
hoarso wlth passlon.' "The man, the
woman and thelr lltter"-so ran the. words
of tihe dotard balliff. Never a hulloek
on tho farm wa? sold moro llghtly. Ila.
lie m<ay wn.ko somo black nlght to nnd
tho flames llclrlng ahotit hls cars-for 11 re
|h a good frlend to tho poor man. and l
have seen a smoklng heap ot ashes when.
overnlght there stood just suc'n another
castlcwlck aa Ashby."
"This ls a lad of metal!" shouted
another of tho laborers. "Ho darcs to
give tonguo to 4vha.t nll men think. Aro
wo not all from Adam's loins, a.ll wlth
flesh and blood, and with tho same mouth
UiBt must nceda havo food and drink?
Where all this differonce then between the
orinlno eloak and tho loathern tunlc,
IE What they cover la tho same?
"Ayo, Jenkln," sald another. "our toe
man ls under the stole and tho vest
mont as much a* under tho liflmet and
nlato of proof, AVe havo bb muoli to fenr
from the tonsuro as from M?;h?Mhjrt,
Strike nt tho noblo nnd the nrlcst nhrlc-ks,
Btrlke at tho prlost and the noble lays
his hand upon glaive, They are twln
thlaves who llvo upon our labor.
"R, would tnke a olever man to llvo
upon thy labor, J^h/^remarked.mie o
thn foreBters, "seelng that the half of
thy tlmo Ib spent ln BWllHng mead ut
'*!_?_.t_r^liat lhan stenllng the deor that
thou art placed to guard, llke some folk
I kno4A'."
"If you dare open that swine's mouth
agalnst me,"1 shouted tho wondman, "1 11
cfo your ears for you bcl'oro tho ,ang
m.in has the dolng of it. thou long-jawed
'""^'"'gentles, gentles!" crled J>am?
inw, in _ sl lB-song heedless vo un, whlch
tl.lngs iinmnK 'her guests. No. H a? ? &
or lirabbllng gontlesl Take heeil J/n mo
?"SaW int"! es'ui' the cropp.ng of
eirf'there ire other folk WHO >?ny sny
K say." nuoth tho imwg* ?
S/day^wfh^'^^nd'lo^'^ae?'
sevants as well as l? our m*W s^ ,
"No man is my maater save tlie K ng.
thn wood.nan answererl. ffthQ ? lieie.
save a false traiior, who^'puld lef.use to
sorvo the Bngllsh Klngi _..?,., kinp ??
"1 know not abou the?*'??'?>' k!"E'.
saiU the man Jenkln. "Nhat soit <,?
CHURCH CHOIRS.
All Ready for Winter's Work.
Not Many Changes Made.
The cholrs of the vorlous churches are
now orgnnizod, Und helng drllled for tho
scason's work. ''"here aro but f*w
changes, nnd ln most cascs the congroga
tionr. wlll be greeted by the sumc fticcs
and wlll llstcn to the same volces heard
last winter. '
Monumentol Church wlll havo Its
usual coterlo of.flne slngers, who have
achleved such remarkable succcss ln tho
past.
The members of tho cboir are us fol
lo ws:
Soprano-Mrs. George AA*. AVarrcn,
Mrs. M. J. Hoff, Mrs. E. P. Wlse, Mrs.
Arthur Scddon, Mlss Belle Chambcriayne,
Mlss Loulso Crutchflcld, Mlss Grace Cun
nlngham, Mlsa Mlra Elllngton, Mlss Ellz
aboth ,.? Isher. Mlss Nnnnic Hutchlnson,
Mlss Maymo P. Jones, Mlsa DoulRe Lewls,
Mlss Knto Meade, Miss Reca Hutclilnson,
Mlss Maiianne Meade, Mlss Gcrlrudo
I,owIh, Mlss Lidy Dane.
Altos?Mrs. A. S. Hurt. Mrs. Rlchard
11. Mende, Mrs. C, P. Cndot, Mlss Con
stnnce Evans, Mlss Mary Hutclilnson,
Mlsm Enilly P. Jones, Miss Mary I.n
tbrop, Mlss Julla Ar M. Ue.e, Mlss Mabcl
Mooro.
Tenor ? Messrs. Charles B. Cooke,
Georgo AV. Slevert, Albln Netherwood. .1.
A. Turncr, Henry K. McCrcery, Joscph
AV. Hundloy.
BnsseK-Messrs. Robert R. Harrlson,
A. S. Hurt, George AV. AVarrcn, Ju
nius Stcplionson, C. C. Cllfron. A. AV.
Martenstein, R, C. Snlnsbury, C. M, An
drews '?
The rholr of the First Preshyterlan
Cliurch hns .1 quartetto nnd a large cholr.
Dr. AV. II. O. McGehee is orgnnlHt nnd
chblrmas'ter,' nnd Mrs. McGehee lesdliig
soprano. Tho members of the qunrtrtlc
are:
Soprano,- Mrs. AV. H. O. McGehee; con
trnlio, Miss Auclle Ogllvio: lenor, Mr.
AVilllnm Bonchen; bnsso, Mr. '? Clarente I
W'ilko.i. The cholr lncludes Mrs. E. P.
AVrlght, Mlssen Idn AValton Bevcrl.lgo,
Olive Glbson, Corlnnc Norment, Beuulah
Roblns, Mnude Roblns. Mary- Roblns,
Mnry AA'ooidrldge, Mnry Brlttht and
Mlsses AVblttet, Newnian, Camp. W'right,
AVnlker, AVest. Taylor, Mrs. Nuckols and
'tlio Mtssos Frazicr; Messrs. A. M. For
reetor. A. C. Copeland. A. F. Robln
son, Xnsh Pnlmore, F. D. Normcnt,
F. Maxwell, Connora, Harry Selden, Rob
ert Woods. Ilermnn Glnss and. Dr. .AI. B.
Rudd."
Kt. Pnul's Episcopal Church, which has
exceptlonally good muslc. bas Phlllp 3.
Powell as uirector an rotessor .Incob
P.elnhardt as nrganlst. The members of
the nunrteito nre Mrs. AV. B. Plzzlnt. so?
prano; Miss Mnrjorle Knowles, ..-ontrnlto;
R. C. AVhlteheud, tonor, nnd Norniun
Call, hnss, iAIIxk Knowles Is In the plnro
of Mlss Llllbin Taylor. The othor mem?
bers nre the same.
The Flrst P.aptlsl Church epjartctte rc
mulns the snme. Deslle F. W'atson is
nrganlst and dlieetor. Mrs. Mary Holl
Mlller Is soprnnn; Mlss EfflC A> l'rlt Cofo;?
ajontrnllo; Cn-.taln F. \V. Cunnlnghani,
lenor. nnd M ray lluuler, tmss.
Grace .Sm>"t Baptlst Church cholr ls
augmented by ihe addltlon of Mlss Madjjo
Bnglish klng ls lt who cannot lay hls
tongue to a word of Engllsh? Tou tiund
Inst yenr' wlien he came down to Mil
wood with hls Innov marshal and hls
outer niiirshnl. his justicla-r, hls sencschal,
and hls four nnd twenty giiardsmen. One
uoontldo 1 was by Franklin Swlnton H
gale, when up he riiles with n yeoman
prlcker nt hls heels, "Ouvre," he erleil,
'oiivro,' or some suoh word, making slgn
/or mo to open the gnte; and Ihoi,
?Merci.' as though he were. ndrad of me.
And you talk of nh Engllsh king?"
"1 do not niarvel at It," cried the Cnm
brig scholar. speaking ln the high draw
ling voice which was common anmng his
class. "It ls not a tonguo fnr men ot
sweet blrth and dellcate upbrlnglng. II
ls a foul, snortlng sharllng. inannor of
upeech. For myself, 1 swenr by the
le.-i.rned Polycarp thnt I have most ease
with Hebrew, and after that perehnneo
with Arnblan.
"I will not'hear a word sald against
old Klng Ned," crled Hordle John ln a
volco. like a bull. "What if he ls l'ond
of a brlght eye and a saucy face. I
know one of hls subjects who could mntrh
blm at that. lf he cannot speak like nn
Englishman I trow that he cnn flght like
an Engllshmnn, and he wna hammering
at the giites of Pnrls whlle alehouse topers
were grtitchhig and grumhllng ut home.
This lottd specch, comlng from a mnn
of so formldnhlo nn appearanco, somewhut
daunted tho. dlsloyal P&r'y-' nw' ''l^
fell into a sullen sllenco, which enabh 1
Allevno to henr soniethlns of the talk
which was golng on ln tho further corner
between the physlclnn, the tooth-drawer
and the gleoman
"A raw rat, the man of drugs wss say
ln*. "that ls what lt is ever my uso lo
order for the plague-a raw rat wltli Its
paiinch cut open."
"Mlght lt not bn hrolled, most. lcarnod
slf?" askod tho lootlt-drawor. ? *A raw
rat srounds a most sorry nnd cheerless
-VNot.'to''be eatcn," orled thn phynlclan,
ln hlgh dlsdaln. "Why should any mnn
cal s'uoh-ii thing''"
"Wiliy, lndeed?" usked tho glccmuii,
taklng a long drnln at hls tnnkurd.
??lt ? ta to ho placed on Iho sore or
swelllng. '^or iho rai'- nwrk you, being
a fotU-llvliiK ereature, lnith.a natural
drawlng or aninity for all foul thlngs, so
thnt Va* "0*lr'us ,mm,>,'H paRS from
man Into the uncle'aii peast.'" ?
??Would that curo the black death,
manler?" askod Jenkln._
iro"i}7"contlnut-4 To-morrow.^
Bowlc, Boprano, whe is lr, th4 place of
MIsk Marl'ha Snead ln tho ijuo.rtette. Tho
other ine.'iihcrB aro Miss Futtle Isaacs,
contralto; Haddori 8. AVatklns, tenor, nnd
B. F. C'Oflby, bass. MIsb Mnbol 81ms ls
crganlst nnd dlrector.
Second Hnptlst Churoh has the same
qtiartette whlch Includes Mrs. Maud Por?
ter Ounn, soprnno; Mlsa Mabel Dlgg.s.
contralto: Con way Clorron, tenor. and
A'rear iLobman, bass. Professor H. L.
Rceso Is organlst and dlrector. The
church nlso has nn orchestra whlch ls
ns followa: Professor Reese, planlst; C.
AV. Tanner, organlst; Professor Fellx lar
della, clarlonet, nnd Professor Thllow,
planlst.
Both Ahaba. Temple han Us cholr as fol
lows: Mrs. John Murphy, Jr., noprnno;
Miss Mabol McBaln, contralto; J. E. Dun
bar, basso, and Moses May, tenor.
Moore?Ivey.
Miss Sarah Lllllan Ivey, daughter of
Mr. AVulter 8. Ivey, of Chestortleld qpun
ty, wlll be marrled to Rev. Lloyd C.
Moore to-nlght at 8 o'clock In the Ivey
Memorlnl Church, of Chcsterftcld county.
Mr, Mooro Is the pnstor of tlie Greenes?
vllle Methodlst ctrcult and has his home
In Emporla.
The young couple wlll reslde in -Crapo
rla.
Qualincation.
ln the Chancery Couit yesterday Mrs.
Magglo Mat-ke quallflcd as exectitrix nf
Phll. Shoa (dcceaBed). Estate valued at
about $10,000.
Mrs. Katharlne Klrkwood qualined ns
ndmlnlstratrlx of tho estate of the late
B. B, Klrkwood. whlch was valued at
about M..T00. ,. ,
Mrs Sarah S. Slilno qualllled as ndmln
Istratrlx of the late B. E. Shlne. Value
of estate, $12,000.
VIRGINIA DAY AT WORLD'S FAIR.
LOW BATES VIA N. 4 W. RWY.
Krlday, Scplcrnben "3d, will be A'lr
glnia Day at the lyoulslnna ExpoBltlon.
For this oecasion the Norfolk and AVest
ern Railway Company wlll sell 10-dny
Coach Excursion tlckets from Richmond
lo St, Louls nnd return on Monday,
September 19th, at the rate of JK5. Cor
respondlngly low rates from other sta
tions, For full Information apply to
Jtio. E. Wngner, Clty Pafsenger Agent,
OS East Main Street, or
C. H. BOSLEY, Dlst. Pass, Agent.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
lllgnature
l,<?rW%^
SPEND A WEEK IN THE "LAND OP
THE SKY" AND SAPPHIRE COUN?
TRY, ATTRACTIVE TOURS
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
September 10th, 17th and 24th, the
Southern Ralhvay wlll sell special round
trlp tlckets to The Sapphlre Country,
"Land of the Sky," llmltcd nlne days,
4vhleh include rallroad fare, ono c.-eck's
bonrd nt the'famous resort hotels of the
Toxinvay Company nnd hack rlde from
Lnke Toxaway to Sapphlre Inn, or Fnir
fleld Inn nnd return to Lake Toxaway.
Flnal llmlt of ticket nlno days, Thi* Is a
beautiful spot In whlch to spend your
week's vncatlon. Rate from Richmond
j37._n. For Informntlon apply to Clty
Ticket Offlces S19 or 920 East Main St.
C. AV. AVESTBURY,
District Passenger Agent, Richmond, Va.
OABTOnXAi
_?.? th. __^ m m You Haw Always Bought
Blgnature
of ___ _____
TO THE WORLD'S FAIR VIA SOUTH?
ERN RAILWAY THROUGH "LANf
OF THE SKY"! SPECIAL PE?.
SONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
SEPTEMBER 20, 1904,
The Southern Railway begs to - an
ncunce on September 20th they wlll op
erBto special traln to the AVoild s I-a.r.
?t Louls. Mo., ln charge of a reprcson
Iftti'vo nf the Passenger Department, au
'na through to St. Louls wlthoui chu'i_?.
vla Afihevllle, "Land of the Hkj," Knox
4iille, Loxlnston, 'Loul94.llo, etc. 1 nc;
tialn 4VII1 be compqsed of both Pullmau
nnd Day Coaches. Arery low rBtc* wlll
apply For detalled Information apply
lo ticket agents, or address C. \V, AVm
tury,' D. P. A.,'Richmond, A'a,
OASTOIliiL
B?r.th. ^ The Kind You Hava Always
BlgD-tlU.
?f_
THIS IS YOUR DAY.
September 23d ls A'lrglnla Day at the
St. Louls E.posltlon. It ls tho day of
days for AMrgtnians. Rev. Herbert M.
Ilopo wlll riin a personally conduoteci
cxourslon on Beptember 20th.
He wlll bo glad to make arrangemenU
for those who wlll uso PuJIinans as 4veli
as for thoso who wlll uso day coaches.
Tho nxcurslon wlll bo vla tho sopnlo
Chesapenke and Ohlo, tlio ciulckest, flean*
est find ,be.st. x0,lle- HlB conch_wlll be
nttached to traln No. 6 al Richmond.
Parties from Norfolk wlll . take the car
there and other polnts on the llne wlll
take this roach at the station from whlch
they embrnk. You _ wlll save money
and lime by golng wlth him, For par
ileulars, wrlte Rev. Herbert M. Hope,
Room Sfi, Merchants Natlonal Bank build
*ng, Richmond, Xix,

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