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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-07-27

A camp was opened Monday on
the Trimmer farm by Messrs Tod
Stedem, Chas Diessle, Tom Kreig
and Chas Oaks. 1t has a pleasant
location, and has proved jolly rem
devious for our young men, who
have only time to spend in the even
ing. The gentlemen have entertain
ed each day, and the visitors will tell
you that they know how to manage
the cuisine in genuine Delmonico
style. Friday will be full dress day,
and the front yard will be swept, for
the guests invited are some of our
charming young ladies. Misses
Emma and Mayme Wellman. Louise
Stedem, Eta Diessle, Anna Kreig,
Della Dollison and Mrs. Lizzie Fer
rell.
Euterpn.
Miss Julia Work gave an informal
musicale Friday evening to num-
Der of girl friends. The guest Of
honor was Miss Viola Thompson of
New Lexington, who is being enter
tanned here by Lucille Allen. Miss
Thompson plays the violin and gets
splendid expression from that in
strument, and her numbers that
evening were artistically rendered
and very much appreciated. Other
young ladies who assisted in making
the musicale very pleasant affair
were Misses Mabel Hoyt, Ruth
Bishop, Mayme Campbell, Fanny
Rummel and the hostess.
Birthday Party.
Paul Sanderson's fourteenth BIRTH
day, Saturday, was celebrated in
merry fashion by about fourty of his
young friends. The Sanderson lawn
was lighted for the evening, and the
jolly young folk played games and
INDUCED in youthful merriment.
Ices, cakes and fruit were served by
Mrs. Sanderson and Miss Daisy, and
when the guests departed they left
many appropriate gifts for Paul and
good wishes for coming birthdays.
Birthday Dinner.
The Rempel Farm was the scene
of happy family dinner party, Sun.
day. The day was in honor of Mrs
f. Il. Rempel's birthday and covers
were placed for twenty six.
Party.
The. Misses McCray have sent Out
invitations to large number OF
friends for party this evening, Civ
en- in honor of their guest, Miss Flo
McCraV
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Tuesday a large party OF the dancing
coming nt chaperoned by Ms Waddill
and Mrs Bette Clark. went over 20
large full dress german az the Allegheny
Hotel. at Goshen. The german was led
by Mr.. Graves and Miss May Dabney, OF
Washington.
Mr. Mccormick who has given so many
delightful entertainments during his stay
here. took a large party 10 Goshen Sun
day night He chartered the car aud n
merrier and brighter crowd of boys and
girls coud scarcely be found. They car
ricd the band and delicious refreshments
were served on the trip. Mr. Mccormick
left for Chicago on the l o'clock train
20 the regret OF an
Mrs. Keats and Miss Courtney enter
tanned in n charming manner saturday
evening. There was q very spirited and
interesting game Of progressive euchre
Then a del ghrful supper. after which the
entire party stroled up 90 the Alum bank
by moonlight
After n very charming mo0nlight pic
ME tho party returned 10 Miss Court
noy's cottage where clarct cup and sand
witches proved very refreshing.
a DAINTY SUPPER.
The Misses Waddn who have added so
much 10 the pleasure OF every one AZ the
Rock Alum during the summer. entertain
ed Wednesday night al their cottage az
a very dainty supper after which there
was very delightful music
The various outings 10 the neighboring
resorts have been OF daily occurrence and
constitutes the best fun 20 be found In
the mountains during the fall months.
While among 80 many pretty girls IL
were almost objectionable 10 make com
parison. yet by common consent or al
the palm Of beauty IS awarded to Miss
Spades Of indianapolis She has been
the Acknowledged belle during the entire
season and Is still holding her own with
MANY attractive and lovely girls
Virginia. however. noted for its beau
tiful women. cannot boast Of a monopoly
OF the most attractive girls that have Wis
fled these springs this season. hor
yther southern states have contributed
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Campbell s. Louis No: Edgar Rozier.
81 Touis No. g. d. Coyie 81. Louis.
Mo . Mrs. S. Tfewry Goshen. Va; Mrs.
Ev,ivh Trewrv. Goshen. Va; Mrs. r. J..
King Goshen Va. j. \. Gregory, skip
with. Va: IT, j.. Courtney Richmond
Va: Dr.. r. /. Barker. Charleston. w. Na;
ROYAL n Embrce Buena Vista, Va; IT,
W Watson. Petersburg Va
\. Coffee. ST. Louis. Mo-, Mrs. James
4 satcber Wards $. e.. G.. A. r.a1k-
lin Tvncbburg Va: John SPEED Smith,
Mrs 81 l. Durfee Benjamin Woodruff,
" A. Joyce. Washington. ID. c., Jas.
" Marshall Richmond Va. Mr.. and
Mrs G. l.. McGrvray New York Ran
doInh Pevf0n. Mr. T. ID. li0ichkiss Hiss
Aii,o ,R Hot,hkss. Miss Lizzie Hotch-
kiss FImore Hotchkiss Richmond, Va;
Mrs J. J. Mapp. baltimore. Md; Miss
Edith Elicit Jones, c. A. McCray. John
y .E.tchison. Jr.. and wife. NJ. NJ. Burk,
Richrnond va: W r. Hyslop. wife and
two children. Norfolk; Singleton Walker.
Samuel =. Waddill. Richmond, Va: John
p Nelson. Goshen Va; Mrs. G. ID.
Wlngneld. Richmond, Va; Mrs. G. L.
Kreglar Roanoke. Va; Or. H. y. Ste
phenson. Toano. Va; II. B. Bahrmann'
Chicago. H.: A. G.. Campbell. Lexington,
Va Mrs Coieworth Burruss. Richmond,
Va. Dan Preston Peters Esq Univer-
sitv NJ Virginia; Walker Reynam. Warren,
va. Thos y. Jones. Isle Of Wisht: w
= Plerson and VIE. Lexington. Va. Ms.
Il. X. Parrish. three children. nurse and
maid Richmond Va; May NJ. Dabney.
washington. d. c. JOHN KIRK
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lures. and IL their countenances are uue'
indexes of their feelings. even the feno"h-
ell sulphur water viii prove inehicaei gus
10 remove the burden OF carking care ihdt
weighs upon their hearts Prisoners
without hope are they wounded by Gu
pld's dart. FOR h Us currently believed mat
a certain Young lady who has recently
laft Daegcrs carries the l.fIie io'e-sod
hidden under her cyclids. ana tnat tne
wicked little archer takes advantage OF
every opportunity TO send snaft home
10 he hearts OF the sWains who ianguish
too long IN the light OF her bright eyes.
Like Caesar, she came. she saw, she con-
quered.
WAS LEFT FORLORN.
When she departed she took one adorer
away with her. and LETT the others IN
conso'able. one endeavors TO obtain dis
traction OF mind by fitting from one place
20 another. making frequent excursions
10 nobody knows where though the girls
who are left behind think he could make
a better use OF his fine horse and buggy
than riding all over creation alone. Just
now I saw him sauntering by. looking as
dolcful as a Vassar girl deprived OF her
wad OF chewing-gum. As for another de-
serted one-well. / think be must have
turned hermit and suddenly acquired a
taste for the pleasures OF solitude, since
he has ceased to appear among Us, OK
cept at meal-tlme. All this would produce
a decreasing effect upon the spirits OF the
other boarders. but Tor the assured con
vlction that young mems hearts are hard
TO break" like an lndia-rubber ball. or
Ike Truth itself. they, Crushed to earth,
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A PLEASANT PLACE.


The Many Advantages Of Providence
l,org--P, rsoral Hfcu'io''
PROVIDENCE FORGE. Aug. 25.-spe-
cial-This thriving little village Is ST.
u9tef al the head OF the beautiful Chicka-
houiuv river and is on the dividing line
of Charles city and New Kent counties,
and commands 90 large majority OF trade
of these two counties. The Forge also
boasts of having one Of the best water
mowers I'm the state of Virginia II Is a
place where the young and old can enjoy
themselves There are the beautiful and
picturesque excursion grounds, where the
ravs of "Old Sol" never penetrate the
dense shade. the large and commodious
pavilion Is situated ON the placid waters
of "Townsend's Lake The bellies and
beaux are making good use OF the lake
these moonlight nights The boating is
unsurpassed, and better boats cannot be
found The hotel presents pretty scene
with its green Towns and shade trees.
Or. Haxal LETT for his summer vaca-
ton Tuesday He viii visit Baltimore,
Boston. New York and several other CT
ties.
Misses Edna Richardson and Julia
Minor. two charming little girls. viii leave
for a visit 20 friends I'm James City and
Williamsburg Saturday
Among the many guests at the hotel
this week We're McssIs. Crump. Rankin,
Redd. Of Richmond: J. II. Hardesty. OF
Baltimore; Mt Wilson. a popular book
keeper for Wingo, Elicit & Crump. and
several others.
Miss Eggleston, Of Norfolk, IS on
visit TO Mrs l.. C.. Boughan
Messrs. We.siger and Richardson. two
popular young men Of Talleysville, were
among the many visitors at the Forge
sunday
lNr Booker has returned from a visit
70 his home in Henrico.
Miss Noyello Nance. OF Hampton. who
has been on visit 20 the home Of Mr.
r. r. Richardson, returned home Mon
day
Miss EsteHe Cump. Of Quinton. an at
tractive young lady IS visiting her aunt
Mrs Arthur Allen, Of Karnes
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Richardson expect
TO leave I'm a few days for Washington 10
visit Colonel T. r. Townsend.
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AT THE HOT.
Making This Delightful Resort Still
More Desirable

HOMESTEAD HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS,
VA. August 22.-special-1snt man a
queer animal2 While passing along one
OF tho breeze-swept piazzas Of the Home
stead one afternoon I heard young man
utter the following. "Wel, / walk | ride
eat. sleep. play golf and dance. and what
else IS there 10 do" He said this with a
sense OF dulness and languor Of spirit
apparently bordering on safety. What
ennui IN these mountains? There was
only one thing left for him 10 do-go to
work But what was the matter with him
perhaps his liver or his girl? Same thing.
] couldn't understand hls seeming sur
felt OF the cream Of life 10 be found in
this ideal place.
Manager Slerry, Of the Homestead. Is
building a cottage upon site that mas
p heavenly outlook II IS colonial in style
and raatal in finish. Immediately back
Of this farther up the mountain. ana
screened bv lofty chestnut trees, Mr.. Her
bert a. Beauc'ork is building genuine
BUNGALOW II has a porch extending
sixty feet across the front and Is htteen
feet deep What a place % enteriain'
And the fireplace I'm the living room is
built up OF stone ten or twelve feet high.
with a receptacle for q back log as big
ms tho mountains can afford. What place
10 roast potatoes and toast your shins'
Mr.. Bcouclerk IS bachelor. What a
po0uiar place the bungalow will be.
Tho regular Saturday night germans IN
The beautiful LITTLE casino continue 10 be
a feature ~ the Hot
Tho Homestead gave little picnic eX-
cursi-r our az Bath ALUM Springs last
Thursday. Bath Alum IS twelve miles
AWAY Those participating fin this noun
tain frouc were Mr.. and Mrs. @. Stuyve-
cant NJ and Mrs Walsh and children.
Mr. Julien Myers M Hoffman Mrs.
Oua~rior Mss HM Mir7 FELTON,. NJ ss
Ilpuiucott Mrs Clnanno NJ cary MISS
por,ar Ms Preston. Miss Emely. Miss
Bcv.
Mr. etcrrv gave dinner 20 sixteen
guests ON Friday evening and Mr. Hof-
man extended the dining compliment to
a party % eight on Saturday evening.
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SEASON AT VARIETY.
Many Richmonders are Passing the
summer There.

Summer There.
VARIETY SPRINGS. VA. Aug. o.
ec.al-"Old Variey is now I'm its
CORY and amusenlcnts Of every kind are
going ON day and night. Tho scenery
around here can hardly oe described. and
as the poet says a thing Of beauty IS
a Joy forever
There are visitors here from very nearly
every state IN the Union and Nirginia's
daughters are well represented.
Last Satur ay night the s,rick
skule' was presented by the young peo-
DIE Prominent among the Characters
were Dr. Ralph Clements. the Pyofessor;
Mr. Gregory and Miss KATE Eicheberg r
OF staunlon, the Honeysuckie Twins,
with MIR. oliver Lynch of Richmond. az
sam. their baby brother. Mayor Landes,
OF Stanton. was the Ounce.
The feature OF the evening was a solo
by Miss Julia Teller OF Richmond, tho
leading soprano Of Trinity church.
Last night Mr.. William l'urke OF
Stamton. and Mr. Lem Lynch. Of hich-
mond contributed much pleasure 20 the
quests AZ the hotel 10y giving cake
walk. Mr. Burke taking the character OF
a swell coon and Mr. Lynch as negro
lady Of the black 100.
Tho guests from Richmond are: B. T.
Cardozo no L. NJ Scott W u. Chester
man and wife ". r. sirer and vic Ellis
Cronshaw. I. c. Crenshaw. O. T. Newell
wife ana children. Miss Bulie Jones Mrs
r Alison and sons Mr. oliver 4. lynch
Miss Francke Teller. Miss julia Teller
I.om /, Lynch Misses MCGOWAN. Wilton
Cosby. 4. T. Craig and wife
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SEASON IS NOW
AT ITS HEIGHT
There is Nothing Left to Wish for at
the Rock Alum Springs,
PLEASURES OF THE PAST WEEK..
How the Guests Make the Most OF the
Season Now Drawing Rapidly to
an End-SOme of Those Who are
at This Resort.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
August 5.-Special.-For the past week
the weather in these glorious mountains
has been delightful beyond any sugges-
ton Of improvement and the many visl-
tors can find no cause for complaint.
Merely being alive Is a great pleasure. II
would be difficult to find a more genial So
cal crowd than has been az the Rock
Alum this summer. The season IS now
decidedly at its height and there are so
many entertainments that the days are
scarcely sufficient for them. Really. II
would be refreshing TO have little time
10 ones self. but then we are never saus-
fed
on Thursday morning Mrs. r.. y. Jones
gave delightful progressive euchre par
o. I'm honor Of Miss Ely who is de-
cldedly one Of the prettiest and most pop
ular elrl- at the springs. The prizes were
unusually handsome and were won by
Miss Roller Mss Bette Clark, Mr. A. p.
Fox and Mr. Rozier
Zach german now danced proves % be
mere brilliant success than the preceding
one.
YOUNG MEMS GERMAN.
The one Of '1st Monday night given by
the Young men was n beautiful aha 'r.
Mr.. Elgin Graves. Richmond. who has led
al Of the germans given during the sea-
son. again showed the most grae ful
skin in leading 80 many couples. MIS-
Spades OF indianapolis. danced with him.
Claret cup and delicious sandwiches were
served during the dance
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WHEEL OF GAlEIl
STILL REVOLVES
In Constant and Delightful Motion at
DaggerS.
The WOES OF lOVEL0RN SWANS
Left DesoIate by the Bewitching Sum
mer-GirI Who Has Made Their
Season So Pleasant-EicSant
Social Functions.
THE WOES OF LOVELORN SWANS

DAGGERS WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. Aug. 22.-Special-The wheel
OF pleasure is still revolving merrily at
Daggers Every day some one gives II
fresh twist and sends it twirllng gayy
around. not giddily. so as 10 make one 5
head whirl. but with happy pleasant
ness Of motion that Is appreciated by
those who are here 10 seek mental ana
physical recreation, not dissipation.
Every one comes IN FOR o. snare or
"what IS going" for here there are no
cliqucs no exclusiyeness no selhshness.
Indeed the crowd that has for the last
two months made Daggers vocal Win
merr.ment have been an unusually socla-
bic and friendly set. The only regret now
Is that this happy party must be broken
up. Indeed. some OF the most appreciated
guests have already gone, though others
are coming 20 M their places 1t IS pitt
fi1 10 see the effect Of the departure OF
certain individuals upon some that are
left behind Woe Is depicted In their fea-
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t..l or. the ladies' lone hand prze,
lovely mat Mr a. r. tarrutle. e.. OF
Oregon a pres SUDDEN, VI the =. VI
J.. won the gent mems priz- a beautiful
llni-n1int.d calendar. and Mr. RI hard
tal the eelueuen's lone hard rice,
cry pr tty ,and.osick pen wpar.
After Tie Gistri Ltlon 0f thc prizes the
guests we've ser I'D A.th the laindes- or
ppers. and Alrs Hamp.ons .e isliful
.arty passed into history and became
only a pleasant memory
The Informal ladies' card party and
luncheon given by Mrs Bialr Blnnister
ON Wednesday morning win long be re-
memberei as one OF the happiest occa-
sions Of the summer Mrs l.. ". Wilson.
Alrs. O. Sailing AIRS. r. +. Schiey Mrs
T.. ], Hancock Mrs. O. r. Ba,eson. Mrs
O.. w Johnson Mrs j. NJ B Lewis
Mrs. r.. A Edwards. Mrs " y. Hamp.
ton Mrs. @. r.. Lucado. Miss Mary Hamp
ton Miss susie Ward Miss Mary Bateson
and Miss Margaret Edwards were the "a
yorcd guests ~ Ms. Bannis.er.
The prizes We're an elegant centre-piece
% Mrs. r. j. Hancock and a beautiful
dolly tO Miss Susie Ward
The most gorgeous affair of the season
was the progressive euchre party OF
Thursday night. rendered by Mrs. +. A
Edwards. OF Washington, and Mrs. g. p
Bates0n. OF New York. 20 all the ladies
and gentlemen az Daggers. The enter
tainment was conducted with a layishnes3
that matched the open hospitality OF the
hostesses. The cards and prizes and u
portion Of the refreshments were for.
warded from New York, a Lynchburg
caterer furnishing tho most perlshablo
part OF the elegant supper that was
served at the close Of the evening The
tables were supplied with llzht refresh
ments during the game: the tally-cards
were decorated with hearts and ths
c0unfets were tiny hearts Of gold tissue
OF course every one did not play. but
many did. and so varied and beautiful
were the costumes that the parlors were
one blaze OF color. a play OF bright and
harmonious tlnts mlnsllng with the soft
sheen OF silver and tho glitter Of gems
shining in the bright reflection under the
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Hemingway, Mississippi. VIM. Hablis-
ton, Richmond, r. Ridoley. Baltimore;
Capt H. Germ, West Virginia; Mrs. J..
Aston Cabel and family. Richmond; o.
Wilson. Hinton. w Va. Mrs. r r Trot-
man, Portsmouth, p. Lightfoot Worme-
ley, Richmond; A. p. Erwin, Ronceverte,
W. Va y J. Lpkens. Baltimore; A. L.
Patton, A. II. Groovis, Union. w. va !;
d. W Patterson, Charleston. W. Va.
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Will rise again." ready 10 brave danger
al the hands of the summer-girl of next
season. Flirting Is all very we'll. but
Wei, what the use, and where's the
pleasure, In playing with edged toolsY
somebody might get hurt. and often some
one does, and II IS usually the one who
possesses the most delicate senslbilities
and the truest heart. However, the sum
iner-sirls az Daggers have not dirted in
the least. they have only been so sweet
ana irresistible that the men have prompt
~ capitulated TO them. surrendering with
out struggle Capitulats Is hardly the
right word 70 use. Webster says IL
means 'to surrender or stipulated terms"
ana no one ever makes terms with a
summerglrl. She does not usually al
low him time. She sees him. thrown him
a smile or two, and then transhxes him
with one Of those irresistible uunameable
glances which only she can give.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
The past week has witnessed some of
the most elegant social affairs Of the sea
son.
Wednesday night was the occasion OF a
very enjoyable cuchre party given by
Mrs. j. NJ ID Hamp on and her accom-
p.ished sister nlaw Miss Mary , Hamp-
ton. OF South Carolina Miss Hampton Is
a most charming and cultivated young
lady, the true daughter Of her heroic
father General Wade Hampton. Nigor
and dignided sweetness seem 10 be her
distinguishing qualities and she needs not
gems nor artificial adorments to enhances
her attractions.
The entertainment was one that gave
general enjoyment and the two eXper-
fenced hostosses outd.d themselves IN
gracious hospitality Almost everyf Oily
was invited and the costumes OF me iaules
We're exceedingly beautiful the rooms
glowing with color as a foNsr-garoeh,
Among the guests were Mesdames l.
schley. Mclean L. w. Wilson, j. VI. Is.
Lewis Blair Bannster, Funston y cauo'
i. 4. Edwards. Eads. @. w. Johnson
q Z B4teson S. L. Ferguson lawn
port. C. Stating. W T. Miller Mi.se'
Incie Wand De Jarrette Helen ana MAI
garet Edwards Mary Bateson. Wa.ker'
ana Afe-srs Tads Moose. CarrutntIs
nrller. Farrar and Richari Bateson, tar-
vav. johnson. Gregory. Bannister. bIoMn.
pr Mclean. captain f. a Ea ,yes
p ane. Meade. and General Waae A"''i'
ton. ,.,.,,ne
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well represented Dy MISS Marguerite Cne-
mault
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
Distant Mississippi contributes a very
striking and beautiful young woman
Miss Mary Edmond Sykes-without whom
the pleasures Of the springs would not
be complete
The girls this year have been very for
tunate in the chaperones in the persons Of
Nesdanes Waddil. Ellyson. Sykes Smith.
woodward. who do all IN their power TO
promote their enjoyment and join in
the fun with zest.
After supper every night The ballroom Is
the Mecca for all the banding contingent.
There are many small entertainments al
go. many affairs ION tho side" which are
delightful 4 very attractive party from
Richmond came I'M Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. K Parrish and her three lovely
little children.
DR. william r. Jones the resident ply
sician IS one OF the most popular men
here. lie has been very successful In
his practice and I'm p place go much fire.
ouen.ed by invalds liko this. has beensx-
tensive The time he can snare from this
and the social life whore ne Is always I'm
demand 10 seems 20 devote 10 hard study
I'm hls coy little Office near the springs.
DR. Jones is delightfully."- known 20 the
best social lfe of Richmond and occu-
pies n very high position I'm tho faculty
o. the University COLLEGE of Medicine.
teaching both medical and pharmaceutical
chemistry with signal SUCCESS He IS the
author 81 a very able f-yf book used with
great success IN the college
SOME OF THE GUESTS
Among the guests now here are the fol
lowing:
w. L. Curtis. Columbus. ca: c. s.
Noriva. Maryland: Nr plinv Tishburnc
and wife WaynoshOro Va. Mise Suo
Wright. Wayne.boro. Va: Geo 8 Ml Is
Greensboro. y C.: A. @ Lambert Mem.
phls. Tenn: c. r. Richardson Washing.
ton. u. C.: John x Graves Lexington.
Va: Byrd Newton. Richmond Va. O b.
Whitmore. Lexington. Va: W. W whit.
more and wife Loxn~-0n Va. Nr John
IT. Whitmorc AMI VITO. Lexington va:
c. F. D'damick ToXir~t0n Va. 1frs r.
7, Emrv North Caroline: Mrs. B. y FIT
chett. Cape Charles. Va. Mrs IT, Pierce
Huntington. W.. Va: + p Wood Gosho0
Va: L r. Stephenson. ST. Louis No;
Afrs J. r Warren. Smi-hf11 Va. Mrs
Walter Chapman Smthdc,d. Va: Mrs
@. c. Chapman smiihf.'d Va: VIM. II
WHITE. Norfolk V7. C r. Anderson
Richmond. Gordon Thomas A4vandrio.
Mrs s. y Couch. louisa. Va; Walter T.
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suMMER EXCURSION TICKETS
To Northern and Eastern Resorts Via
r., r. and T.. and Pennsylvania Rail-

Tickets to all the principal Northern
and Eastern resorts an reduced rates: on
sale until September S0th good to return
until October 3ist
Good schedules by a variety Of routes.
Full information can be obtained at Rich
mond Transfer Co. 903 ehst Main street
Ticket once Byrd-street Station. or from
w. p. TAYLOR.
Trafic Manager.
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DRIVE WINNERS

The r,di-s' frst prize a handsome cen
49, vor,< was won ny Mrs. f. A.
r-s.ra~9a ~ Washington, while her
r-cttv lrfe daughter. Miss Helen, car
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
SPECIAL WEEK END RATES
To Atlantic City aud Cape May. y. j..
Via Southern Railway, York River
Line aud baltimore.

Oh account OF the above the southern
railway Will sell special round TRIP tickets
10 Atlantic city and Cape May. y. J..
Thursday and Friday Of each week
up to AN dincuding September :.
1889 at 81 for the round trip. These
tickets viii be good returning arriving
Richmond Wednesday morning following
date OF sale. This offers n raye oppet-
tunity for visiting New Jesscy's sesshors
resort. A trip Via the popular York-Riyss
Line al this season has no equal.
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HAMBUHG STEAK. SC
Monroe Market 4ei w. Grace street,
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

their quota. Kentucky's beauty has been
well represented by Miss Marguerite Che
malilt.
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