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A Page Planned to Please
And Benefit the \\ omen
T
The Richmond Virginian
Stories and Standards for
Richmond Households
THE SKY-MAN
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A l An Hi* 'i>«i*■ • ■ i pa • *
(rum the guc.er. r***s.
and ' the laminar
o? th* mountains -d tb*
t-« a notch where h** «
A V-lfW ol the so i th* v*.*
He saw th r* shat ;n t'r
of his mind he had ah
mre he- would e*v notnmK
other Barr* n. bleak horiz*
At that. for <» while. his i
broke down, and he r.tvo! a
and our—d like one dement*
ht lp*l, spent, sobered. • i ^ i*
more <*f a eharp hung. t In . ifitibo
h littie farther up the muntain a
ledfe, where, a** hi- minute hnov. i
edgt of the country led run, t<» .\
p«H*t, he found n numb* * «d hM*r,s
fritting Me killed on*- of these bird
with a dart and then. Uk. the brut*
he was, ate it raw and wai m
By that time .t w a* hit* hi !!
Afternoon. Bravad*. • omhitied vi; h
a more teal b* h* ; than h< had : et
luceeedfd in retaining n> th* ♦if. ?
that all hi.4 terror »-t th- night b.
fore had re-j-ultetT 1 r«»m nothing nn»i-e
•erioua than a nightman-. d him
to decide to go home by \\n. <u the
Beach rather than amng th* «ii:l !t
Interior trail up which he had m*
The descent from the <-hnh- .id t• *
the beach v. aa nothing t*» a mu'n of
his inhuman strength and aetivu.-.
though an ordinarily -Killed moun
taineer might have lositated ionh
\e v ert Helens, 1 u ».
way •b*wn h*’ ne.tfj -
luck he #-ei!d haae
ea light a g limps, o| a
of a nni. .iway,
ledge, b. nding
attempting it
thirds, of th<
fell—hut i**r
fallen, for he
lonely figure, a qimrtt .
per hap . v. ated upon
an
at it
mod,
had
forward *hin in hand, m
which recalled. and in rr.l*
that of the man to long
murdered
When lie had eP-adieti Imnseif ,t
little, hf mad* his w.t «a<tiousiy
down to th*- level *»f th* b* nch fit
emotions were divided about *-;uall>
between fear ami ang* i in. angi
existing bera-eo. tJ{ the b ar
With intfnit*. caution he uppicn-h
*-d that lorn lv. unsuspecting hgur*.
•lipping from th*. sh* 'ter of <*ne rock
to that *.f ..jo ■ i little marcr.
Thn*. timer his left hand dr* w
hack the throwing slick balanced
and aimed along a
•end its thin i\-*r>
and h* sure!, \,, that
«s the one that had
fixed f'err Haute* -
hi* munch s bra- . *1 th
effort. to propel
with a breath!* >
the w'rapon agair
line that would
dart a- swiftlv
beautiful throat
onnd and traits
and thre* times
* m- is ev for the
I bit I*,
oath. h«
ami v ith
" Ip* n t he. sweat
of his hairy hand
from his forehead.
The act had non*. tin
merey in it; It was sitnp 1 \
r»f a iogi- a I dilemma It
he «aw before him \». * i • «
ghost of the man
murdered, his dart w
If it were not a ghost; if it
hAi it looked no re and tuor*
li time.
b»\s ered
tile Iifti k
«|ttality “f
the result
the thing
ghost, the
had already
Id do n«* harm
w e re
like
a* he dreu nearer, a living, breath'*
ing woman !»* li.-ked hiv lips ami
wrung them with his ham) if it. were
a woman he did not want to kill
her. if he couid i*»- sut*:. <'ouUi only
he sure, lie would drop H;> v\.
• nd make hi. rum and hold her
helpless in th-.s. great ha mis of his.
And with firry five pue**s that J« s
•enfni the distune*- b* tu«. jj th* m, that
certainty gr* u iijm.ii him No, she
was no immaterial spirit of a man
long dead She was «li\» ; warm. He
was near enough m w to make out the
•oft curie of h»r throat, th.* retreat
ing and returning - **h*r which bathed
cheeks an<j forehead He ,oubi «**e
the faint rise and fall of h*r breast
when she breathed lie laid the
throwing stick upon tin- l ♦, drew
nerves and muscles taut for hi* rush.
Then, just then, he .saw the thing
that made Jeanne dose her «*\es the
n&thing sword-cut of that great gold
en wing, as the thing u bore turned
upon the other.
Roseoe dropped down, as if he hao
been blasted by the sight of h sworded
archangel, in the shelter of ins ruck
lie lay then- prone, hugging his head
in his arms He did not roue*- him
•'elf, did not succeed in forcing his
treacherous nerve* and muscle?* to j
PICTURE PUZZLE
■ Mil it •*> q -ti u irk
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i ’:.iI '<-■» »l< «i sj" I » • n«»t )*. - < i»r
, .. .■ n •,?!. \ h* i«i* ;• < f ttlnp
4-jT» ft <*f 'ozirv.SM f h.** tin' \ t h • t • >r
i- nt i<<* s vv hito to bo- has h* r «- %s i
i • r •. '• * t i u i r. iH : vo i * nail
:::}*• t o writing It th-1 si/.* vun
r. • , iHT’nit.s II ml I • » » ‘ •* • i ■ s 1 ■ ’ *
writ iniif ; .it <n find rom,. i .m in*
i'V|m r,<!\>• |i«»y.k*'t comph t* h • 11*•* 1 t -l
»*r<!: r;»t \ s*-w m*: In tin* <!*.:• .*',*• a
fimi.hcr h; lights .vm, if p< *>
siiih . a sln-.plf l -»n.« h< d «hp
for \) • * . •-\p* *•» t - ; ! ■ . i. 1« 111
I i ji a :iiiHii \i a in i^anv.
: m i *»I th* ;. o >t!1 tUqi-irrmonf
it t tin S, i i.» V • 11*- r < •! 111 i u n f i. • ? ;
i l- lulu v. to , <• ' v » .. P* siRM up
. . utarin ! St tin * ntii * out.\- \ < f < u i.i
iV of the l hiw a 11.itt jslutoi '
• »hhi in tin In a\n v! v. kn ■ .
i n<t s a l*o* * of t *n ’ ■;> rip — .. 1: is
- ! • i '<> i.* . ‘ 1. ' 'I t * I I I I 1
ui -nlH.it-!'- 1 x!>* ri:vi**(il 11 - < |ir*»vi*'1
thi-t it i :tff • I'ti-il hut la t i ‘ Si;. flu
• •iiuimt ' ■,. * . i> • in^' of I'l-avv rnllii r.
frtunk. uml fur that i; i* h-’inp
usi-ii in nil"*''.*. win r*' ♦ : n-tuMh tint
.ini ublit!:*- ;m of tin t: r- ?< a impor
uml • ..st u rnattm' "! 1 *’,niar'
Imp rt i rn "
■ 11,ii 1 \ !! .ilt 11 Hint
. nt. of in.. lir*i tlilii|t'“ I" 1 n• «>»•
; fHtl'ff ‘Till -oti •'■•I'.q U»' I1 <'M .!!«■ v of
lift u'tor vv.ih; Itif. m wot vnalli'T
I - ho. •- .. ' :il .'l"!. J., 11'. *- '••lit! 1'1 Ml * -
(i i;«'P ho ■ h ttiU-o u; i on.ihi.* ill*
Daily Fashion Hint
rr ' . ~ ‘
iitcM «f rr»iowT, «r nmiwn <
, »??*»«. tft* mLiem would oa 1
].,oili« XI'. T*-a (*(>vvi>—in \m *> j
arul pink ribbon* ;un! pink silk i-uat. 1
GOOD
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1
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Royal Typist for Royal Letters
Wh. fi h« i r*#'al hi«h»<c-s Princess j
Vieiorin Alexandra All* < Mary • <>m
Im t- .' her edu« -at ion at the typewriter'
.iml iu tun!l\ tak*..s delation from the
Muk England ami li kies th* r**y.11
t> pewriter with her royal lingers. th *
j ■<*. tpit nt01 letter* f r 1 .1 the king
y'. ill h 1 \ *• !<. hi nil the lockout for the
initials "i tin* I'h-ity lift!* se, n tarv
in th* nirih r as on** «1.► s not "it*n
r. <ei\ h 11» 1 • so donhl> r*>3 «l
The king helin\is in ha-hing his
• hihll* n !■* he hut this iiit ot
. was .**ugg‘ '■it*,<i o\ the prlm-css
Imrsnlt. TSo- killin'. • 1 r»k unite a husy
man in hi* w a tii ngn most people
think kings ha * nothing mom t" do
than sit ii .n with * mu ns on th* if
heads aim look h mg . \ . is "*ell sup
plied with : e- r* tarh-'. ami has two
yuiilltf '\op, 1, ,|| M.; Il’.ol n.vh lio.u-n
who tin nothing »-ut his personal tvp« -
writing *t w . - to one >»t these that
Ih im'e-s Mary apple d 1 • ■ lustre* lion,
and as th« y-.'i.g woman <ti«1 m*l !<-u:
that tin plane. s« would displace h. r
sin- instri' t• d In r In fk< mysteries •
the t>pe'.u;t«l until the gill eotlld
pound th» k* *• with all th. vim and
afusuram e «d' .. >t* re.»t> p. d p* roxided
,«=tf'in»Kta|)liir 1 the rvwnly hfth floor
of an \nn ri< m "Mem budding
Then the juane, 4 proc* **d«*d t** ap
ply for a joh. man; . P iiogrnph* r
Inis had to .} > ho h i * e* v. r a
prim ess e\ < .*i;t t o t fn 'in- * !h»w
kiddo who orinK- hi* i**»x «d randy
and hi- pat*-rphohut around with him
on Sunday nights. rite king promised
to trust his aflame to (in* hand.*, of th*
litle aspirant to sei t et.tr lal honors
and the !:;->>ar oh} employ* *d tie
Hritish emjuie promptly hustled hark
to her imtiii' for well pleased with
herself that sh ■ demanded an intro
duction to tie esoteric side of those
hieroglyphs th shorthand people
make don’t >*••■ know
This \v;i- In ttie h"pe that. when til
family w * nt into Scotland on their
next outing. sin- might he the one im
portant nir,< ini person attaeh.d to her
fatln-r in Haltmuid. Not eontent with
taking her father under her wins:, she
Insists that sh* .mi handle her
mother’s • orrespomiemv as well.
The prim es* is an active littl* hodv.
though th*- doings of her brother* has
not left inr much space in the Eng
lish journals. H*id she i* remarkably
pretty, with wid* frank eyes and an
Oive Spoon, of*
GOOD LUCK
The present high cost of living should
make us stop and think.
Richmond,
ONE spoonful of
Good L
. . „uck goes as
far as TWO of ordi
nary Baking Powder.
Onl> one teaspoonful
to a quart of flour
Its purity is guar
anteed under the
Pure Food and Drugs
Act, June 30. 1906,
Serial No. 13026.
At >our grocer's.
The Southern
Manufacturing
Company,
v«.
• •pen, sunny ronM-nan* e that speaks
the honesty and merriment of ol<l
Knghmd in ever. m .
'Phis matter of royal corr*jM>pndeuc t
has come to be such a ' ouiplivutrd
-ystem, dictating. signing. reading
papers aim letters that hail a m>zen
s< i retarie.*: are busy opening. In the
days when <‘harleniagnt- us**u ;** ><nd
his imssengeTs t«* pa> his respects t«»
ilanutn al Kuschld. the h-umly uaul
mighty um imu troubled t.» writ*
his r.ftni». . bui simply dippeu his hst
in the ink pm and brought the ha*.$»•
mem her d*' • n . pon t h- p;. 1 !
It look :i :• arned s< rib* w ith tn
a rmy of •• -a<l itui> s"in«' I'll!-- ti.no
t » p**n the mi-si\«. illuminate u ami
put in tin pioper th*uri h• The\
a.oild has • 1*0 highly the.-used at
tin- MiKia mi »n that some da- a child
would do tie vs i lt• UK ol a man who
ruled rm»i t .incis than <’barb rnagne.
and do tin times us ninth In one
t'-mii of the time.
I'rilMv.v M.r; was devotcdis fund
of Ki11k 1-a ‘ urd. .11* r lath* r is so
vert differ.*ut in his manner from
i'ie grandiath* r that <>n w .m .d not
think he wou.d be a man to inspire
•ni iitisi,»sin in his ehildren He has
not tin- loiirt' itraiv of his father,
hut mor* iln- manner of a naval
offie*.|. better uu'UHtomol to an atti
tude of auth .aty than one - ; kindly
e« Hlti* S' * nsi-111 Ills Ideas o{ di.-sej
plii;*'. how. . : ha\« inspired in his
ehildren his id* uls ul dut>
Thi- boys. i rul ed on plan far* , an
allowance o
hunk t“ ~ *
Spartans, a. i
prim e.ss. s*
up with ' -.it
the Way 8 *
thought tha
ati \ m *■: i:
Her s* rv )•
Kngland. p*
financial sa\
e.*me when i
to be of .v. |
King land wh
ssaainad p u
cents a week and a
n in at school. are little
• doubtless, the little
'.-u her brothers growing
•ii.-ive titles, and learning
'rulerw and *dti ers.
'he, to*), should he all
<f the fumily royal
■ • ill not nieun mu h t*»
rb i ps. in the was of a
■ag. but the dai may
;i < idea that it is a duty
• may mean mm h t«»
1 . mbodied in a fully
imii cun; pun pedop».\op
(Jiii c ii Mm e. Visit to Uunattur
< ’a.-tlo.
Inning k« • iy at Ha Iniorn1, <jin en
Mary ha- >■ making motor trips
to various - of historic interest ,
in the in igb <*od. An armisintr in
cident has I-* * :oid in connection w ith
one of these excursions. One after
noon the «pie< i accompanied by I*ord
Rosebery »nd several others, drove
over to Dun* bar rustle, an interesting .
ruin in the unity of Stonehaven.
When the custodian heard the bell ring
he eautiousls j.». ped over the battle- 1
met nil, an.i - , .g below him a small
company «»f l • s and gentlemen gath ■
er<“d inai Hi entrance, be inquired [
whether they d any tickets. On re- *
ceiving an am-. * a- in the negative, he
remarked til a ‘Then ye’ll just have
to pay savp* the piece.” much to
the HimistMu* « of the distinguished
\ isitors, w i . re fortunately able t«»
raise the rernred sum lletwech them.
The incid» f :* miiulM one of the story
against laud Kosel>crr>, who !s said to
have been »*!m >d credit, for Id by an
Aberdeen b* n*r. on one occasion
when he had • :t ids purs** iff a hotel.
"Hoots. iii"i aid file canny Aber
donian. "gi < anna pay tin* fower
peli* * . sec .! get the ‘bookie.’ ” and
lie couldn't
I :i'l- iMr WoilH'U
t'olurln* i>t., digraphs is ii fanciiia
tint, nicupattm,. and tlie procesn ha*
bx.li tnmle *,i >ii.>|>l^ thm e\>-n it t hild
can attciuiit tin work, with every
ohuttce of nun fSF
Km llii^ w• ifi, ,i pern.in Iiuvb u hook
fur 73 • • 111 - v. hu h oontuhm iHiivfs uf 1
iSftccii dift-n i t. ,uiors. A liny utrtp
of I he ileoirr .l t oltir 1* cut off and j
placet! 'Pi :t oo.i!’ Kulicar Water is
poo.r.-il on niriii the correct tint *t» olt
talh<*d».w lien h h ready for applylhK to
th<- picture*
Tb« color* iut h.;ir-L>l*iiUinf and arc |
)
i
til*' jin- !mn nf a J; (in lime I believe
An exqnllsite um-r fm
cribs 1“ a. CMHibinatinn of
'.hit*' silk till* d with the
down.
The center Is of w hltc, i
(■ink lual
si if lest of
nhriilderi'il
I'or the Night When
Goblins and Ghosts Appear
Hallowe «*» In\tuition**.
The m■ >!*♦• i!iii,<m\vi>i.iitn:U an<l orig
inal these an- the t»* 11* r. At a Hal
l<i\v. 'cii >>« * fVt, aU part> in Heston
Kivcn j■ * • * n11 \ ih<- imitations like the
me nu. were print* «1 on rough buteh
ers' paper and fastened with
twine around wooden sk< wor •
M a darn pa:*t\ tin- invitations were*
also fold'd sheets of uoar*e brown
pap* i , upon th' first slow t «■ i w ld« h
Were the Words. •' Hu ilo\v** Vn, « wto*
bur 31." Around, th* border was
Woven a pie • e **! half dried nil'll husk,
and through one ci-rncr of this wa«
thrust a ripen* d spear of outs fri
.I*- lower corner w hs th* Ur ir** of m
caV> 1 »it flitting «»n a pumpkin. < >n the
i.Q iiat'oii- -* ii: . it Uv u x o11»ie ! .»>
Andersons Carpet House
All the Novelties in
Lace
Curtains
and
Portieres
Be sure and see our line.
We know that urn will he
pleased. Special values.
Hall and
Stair
Carpets
Every kind to select from.
New Lot
Axminster
Hall Rugs, j
All sizes.
Geo. W.
Anderson $ Sons
215 East Broad tz;
.. Jli
: / ( 1 i ' t ;;
INCORPORATED 18A2
The Virginia Fire & Marine Ins. Co.
OF RICHMOND. V
JAM ARV I. I‘MO
Assets $l.55/.7(il.t>A
Capital 250,00®. 09
Net Surplus 500,020 *» 1
Surplus to Policyholders 810,020.ol
\V M || PAI.MKR President. \\ M Met \ H ill V. Secret ;try
I. It \DDIsON. Viet-Prest.Setd OSCAR li PITTS, Treasurer.
D1RI.CTOK.N.
>VM II MlAlI i: I’ <* DAVI-. 1 IORDAN II \i\C,
I H. ADDISON, N U liDW I . U II PAI.MKR. .111.
American National Bank
Richmond, Va.
Railroads, Steamship Lines, Hotels, Etc, throughout the world honor
and accept the "A. B. A." TRAVELERS* CHEQUES. Very easy
to negotiate, because Self-identifying. Not available to finder or
thief, in cue of loss or theft. Convenient denominations.
Take them on your trip.
WILLIAMS’ PRIVATE SANATORIUM
B. B. WILLIAMS, M. D., Greensboro, N. C.
.!
m *n nil 1*5 *1K v. iKl i :l’"t * * \T
Jp,!\*» with a with hur 4*» *‘t thv I * •i'
«:tk. T!:i urn «• i* < • •
\ i. . • . a j f i;t«• ■ » r In n( h< > *' h -
OHt »\ v»"' W11 It** hritK : nu«- * ■ ; . i
with it .-«*»11« i !-*: l k i-unu'itu «> »IH
hrnUli r* d in a in.;)<.!*.,mu'- »h ;i«i
Tho ia butU»nh<>.« £*>»!>■>*• Ail
tfilm l»raui\ tviii> pur -h >«• »l •' *•
t*» hi« : r.K mix the i * *: i.»w !.. k \ else sv.f*
upp* mod
tt-ni' iii • .1 «■ r.»K- ami 'Pirn'
if youi tag*.
But m*t m »>ut \civet go-'-u
Bring >» *hcct and u c.i>* your turn
■ •» gru* c.
And a I»tTU v hit,- inadx t» • >• ■ * r
>Hiir lao:
Another .-li^s'ct.in c invitation v\;1y
th\x
'Wit^'ins and * x>d.dni< and taint *
la ight.
i tan- t 1»M id 1;. I >k'«t h*r "H Mai
!"U< i n mg hi ;
I»«*n >‘*nr w« im t- c.*- and join in tin*
fun,
i >r v. it<- In * ami goblin.-' will .-«»on
make viiij run.
Watei i .d<>r pap*! * ut iti tin shapr
of pumpkins ami colored "rang* * *»r
in the form «■« a blu* k • at <>r rabbit
and t rhyming invitation written <»n
it in red nr Mac k ink am nitre five,
as also are. whit** « trds with pen and
ink skt t* h**> »•( wit- In >. uw is li'p
goblin*. magi* ian.s. Ac*
If an answer » t at cptan** «»r «!•
tdinatimi Is desired simply .i}»f»•*n<i t«»
tin* invitation tin* non volitional U,
s V I'." nr ’ Is It \ «*.s or no"'
# Wliat u» Wrm*.
Tin «ugg* stinn of what t«• wear is
a kuoiI om , as th** gm-st* with such
information aie aide i*» dress them
selves appropriately f< » th** husmev.s
In hand. One Invitation for this year
reads: ‘ i’onie as a witch, a hit. a
brow rii«, n t at, a Kin st. a sprite <»r
Just in white. ami pieUM* bring a
Jack o'lauitern."
Sheet and pillow case parties arc
always in order for Hallowe'en, tin*
guests arriving n heady draped and
joining in a "weird spectral march
a bout the house or through tin*
tieighborhood, e:e h participant t ally
ing his lighted Jack ol.an torn II in
th** country this march may be a* •
• onipanied by the blowing of horns,
the clank of chains, groaning*, sepul
chral or ghostly tuner- jiJuy'oti on .
comb covered with paper. In the :
city this would he obviously im
practicable.
Returning to the house, the sheeted j
ghosts may he confronted at tin* front <
door by his Satanic Majesty dressed ,
in red. with a red mask, holding his
pitchfork, in hand, or by a witch
dressed in large hood and clunk with
long locks of gray hair straggling
down the sides of her fate, t’pon the
table may' be a lacge black kettle ..out
of which she ladles fortunes for her
arriving guests. Then may he any
small appropriate obje.ls, with verse*
attached. With a miniature hatchet >
th*- recipient may be told to hew j
his own way through life." With u
tittle birch hark canoe the Injunction
to “paddle hb own t.inoe!" With :t
miniature aut*
In an auto yon soon shall rid**
\V»th a heautifu’ partner by your
Hide."
Arm with a paint box
‘You will be an artist and travel the
wide world o\.*r,
Anc. the pictures that you paint * will ,
be valued more and more.'
• 'I
Th* guest:* may ther he escorted
i* the dressing rooms. tvht-n they!
i-iu 1stv asiih theft musk- itnd sheets:
unu tires*" I'***- the rettuilrulei of thoj
evening
Ff fancy <tr* “s Is *h throe the hostels j
m»i;. appear as n witch *ln black, wlfh j
i. pea ken ha‘ ami broom. Kef re si, -
menu should bt served next, afta* 1
National
State and City
Bank
Capital, $1,000,000.00
Surplus, - $600,000.00
.< PER GENT. INTEREST ON
SAVING DEPOSITS
Interest Compounded Twice .»
Ve.i..
A?.ike This Bank Your Bauk
Wm. H. Palmer, President.
J. S. ElUtt, \ ice-Piesident.
Wm, M. hill, Vice-President.
J. \Y. Simon, Vice-President.
Julien H. Hill. Cashier.
n mi 1 the k.;w — ;(im incantation*
HI,, > t.ikc pla •
11 <tm It ( air.
Si (i'll Kir!, .,r« supposed to f.1K«
hart in tin run kin if of tins rake and
.liirini; its . on. -action not a word mint
iin uttered. Tin' sterner *u>\ arc bun
jshcd. Til*' * aka. nrniln "f nothing
:■ ’,t tl" I' alii! mil is is mixed to a
still dough ami placed In a pati. If
an . one so iur P r*«la hernelt as to
• p. ak shi Is thrust uut of the charm
i.l . n I.-, htnl according to a legend,
will ho thf Inst to wii!
im the toil of til" t-ake when ready
foi tlo oifti e i li Kil l pricks her ini*
Malt with those of her "Pest beloved'"
with a new pin and the < aki* !e put
in the oven to Imke exactly ten min*
tites. silence still prevailing When
the Puking is accomplished those
whose Initial' an- still to be seen may
count upon belriR married before the
> • ar is out.
Then when the <loor is opened and
a man enter* the girl upon whom.his
eye IH'St rests will lie the first of tha
seven to tie led to the attar.
KMMA PAIUK a'K TELKORU
In Cupitl*.* Kamil,v.
I’y Hex T Stout.
Tint I’lty is akin to I m
Has many a conflrmiijltai*
Putt If it It akin nt AK
’Tts l.ut a Poor Relation
W. Minor Wnnf
• Stewart M. Woodward.
WOODWARD & SON
Lumber, Laths. Shingles,
SASII. BI.INDS AND DOOMS.
Ynrij* and cover ten bum,
MAIN OFFICE 9th ami Arch Street*.
C. E. II I t IH EH, Manager.
BRANCH OFFICE: Mb and Stockton
A. (i. FHOS'riCK. Manager.
jUNIVERSITV COUtSE
OF MEDICINE »•:%“,S’!!
I STUART McGUIRC. M D . Pf>KSiDCflY
MEDICINE —DENTIST AY - PHARMACY
New building under conatruition, the gilt ol
the rrropk* ol Richmond.
Admirable laimraiory budding for temporary
u»*e—Lirgc. bright, convenient.
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT.
Own one Hasp‘tail, um faur ether* for teaching.
MOOCRN LABORATORY METHODS
Member Association of American ttrdkal CuiL
lege*. Reentered in New York. High
Tuition and ekpeneea irodcrate.
V uke rom CATALOGUE ANfe
STATISTICAL RCCOI

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