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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09

spent few days with Mrs. w. w. Layne,
CT Second Avenue.
Mr.. Henry Won Levern Is visiting
friends in Powhatan county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul, of Augusta county.
are visiting Mrs. Andrew Mosby, OF
Fourth Avenue.
Mrs. r. y. Todd and daughters. Misses
Sue and Mary, and Miss Attic Garlick
have returned home after several weeks
stay at Virginia Beach.
Miss Eule a. Wright, Of Chestnut Hill,
will spend the month of August In Amelia
and PowliatRn couT ties.
Mr.. Ainslie, OF Second Avenue, who has
been quite sick, is able to be out again.
Misses Ella and Carrie Rennie, of
Fourth Avenue, have ben spending some
time with Mrs. Fleming Games, of Hen
rico county.
Mrs. Buckner. of Roanoke. and Miss
Virginia Grasty, OF Rapidan, have re-
turned to their homes after a delightful
visit to Miss Eugene Dunn, OF Third
avenue
Rev. D. X. walthall will preach at
Overlook Presbyterian Church, Barton
Heights, this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
AIR. and Mrs Garland Clarke and daugh-
ter, Rebecca, have returned to their home
on Third Avenue, after short stay al
Ocean View.
DR.. and Mrs, Weston Bruner and
children will spend the month OF August
in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Gertrude Dalton, OF Highland Park
has returned home after spending six
weeks at Summer Normal School, at
Charlottesville, Va.
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FARM MEMORIES
Come Back in Food.

How often good appetite and n crack
ing good meal will bring back memories
Of old days on the farm! A mother says:
my eldest son. who has always had a
weak stomach, was finally compelled to
give up his position,
II thought ] could nurse him back to
health, and began feeding him Grape
Nuts for breakfast, and after short
time be formed such a liking for 1t that
] concluded to give it to him for supper
too.
"lIe wanted mo to prepare 1t even
oftener, but did not do so, for / was
afraid he would take dislike to the
food by getting too much of It, and ! felt
only continue its use.
HE began to pick up rapidly, and now
he Is well and strong again, and has gone
back to business. and he holds with honor
a position that Is very trying to tho brain.
ONLY Yesterday he said to me; Grape
Nuts has certainly done wonders for me;
would not pass a day without IT, and 1t
has such fine taste, too 1t puts me In
mind of how we used to enjoy food on the
farm
II first saw Grape Nuts at luncheon
one day at a friends house, and as soon
as ] tasted 1t formed liking for It..
NV friend had formerly been sick, but
now she lives almost entirely upon Grape
Nuts, and she is also building up a deli
cato little daughter upon the food, and
the story she told me of what Grape Nuts
mad done for both OF them was certainly
remarkable" Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Send to the company for particulars by
mail of extension of time on the 1880
cooks contest t5T rs money prizes
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Union League service s held every
Sunday evening at NJ. E. Church, begin
ming at o'clock to which the public
Is cordially invited,
The condition of Rev. A. U. Somers'
eye remains serious, being practically I'M
changed.
The house under construction by T. p.
Read, on Elm Avenue, is fast nearing
completion, and will be for rent in Sep
ternbel.
Through the benevolence of Mr.. r. s..
Read. mother and seven children have
been given the past week a home TO live
in and otherwise provided for. having
been elected from their recent bone be-
cause of their inability to pay rent. The
condition of this poor woman, whose name
is Mrs. Colleran, is most pitiable and ap-
peais to the charity of all conscientious
citizens.
Anything left here at the postof1lce
store will be delivered IL her and thor
oughly appreciated by her.
Mr.. Flynn, late Ut Fulton Park, has
moved his family into fiat in post
Office block.
On last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis N1arano gave a birthday party IN
honor of their daughter Miss Rosa at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09

sister. Mrs Howard. and children, of the
Miss fnez childres,s, Of Petersburg, who
has been Kb the has suS retu ri 'f ho n%n NM
Misses Clyde and Mamie Durvin, OF
No, 20i6 Fairmount Avenue, who have
Seen spending come time at Buckroe
Beach, returned home few days ago.
Mp. and Mrs. Howard Delaney, who
we've married last week, have returned
home from their bridal trip and are Slth
Mrs. Dclaneys parents at No. 1901 Fair
Wrs. b. C. stonnell and son, Willie. who
have been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Hrs. Haynes, have left for their home
!" Mr. is'i and Mrs. Boyles, and son will leave
Phifdeiphia and, other northern cities
before returning home
friends Informally at her home on Mostly
street few evenings ago. Mr.. Ally
Iiuff was present with his graphophone
and added much to the pleasures of the
Among those present were the Misses
Cora Sallywhite. Fannie Burnett, Rosa
Cook. George Burnett. Blanche Haynes,
Melton Willie Martin, Mrs. Haynes, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyles and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Miss Jennie Beasley is the guest OF Miss
Alice Ford on Nineteenth Street
Mrs. IL A. Hasty and children, Arthur
and Harry. will leave on the 18th for
North Carolina to'vlslt her brother. Mr..
Fairmount
Mrs. Logan expects TO have her mother
and sister from Illinois TO visit her next
week
Mrs. billiard who has been visiting her
son. Willie +, billiard, on Twenty-thrd
Street, left Saturday for her home at
Charlottesville.
Mrs. stealey. who has been The guest
of Mrs. Minnie billiard will return homo
soon, and will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Bross.
Mrs. Charles Anal r and family have
returned home from Buckroe Beach.
where they have been spending some
time.
Mr. II. A. Hasty is very much intlis-
posed at his home on Nineteenth Street
Mr.. Luther G. Bivens, of Newport News.
Is visiting the family Of Mr., Charlie Pol
lard at No. 1908 Twentieth Street
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnett, who was operated on a few days
ago, Is getting on very nicely.
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their home, on Elm Avenue. Many young
people responded TO the invitations ex-
tended them ana very delightful even
discoursed throughout the evening.
All the young ladies wore gowns of
white. The young hostess who is strit-
ingiy pretty and attractive, looked charm
Ing in her white sown, while tea rose
luxurlant hair were ,Sn g The only decoration
ia handsomely decorated dlning-room,
where table a che d9 Length q hsho Of tic
io''i homnfifitIly laden with choice fruits
eoatsetoas and ma huge ser Higihd%y cake
ahmndance After a full hour of indIig-
ing Il hess sas'Fqoaa ats!shts M,
roast IA which all attested their plaas-
thus hen3 os.sn ths aers yon ssss hes
Mnrv and Nal sarjte Maranp and their
seas M,; rle MaFanf Gei Hd
Jannie Hudgns, Lille Turner. Jane KllL,
3. <. Bowers, Grace Stays. Edna stsgE
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Misses Bessie and Peachy Shell, OF No.
1925 West Cary street, after spending
some days in Philadelphia, are now IN
New York city. They will visit the points
OF interest In and around Gotham and also
Atlantic City. Washington and Baltimore
Iefore returning home.
Miss Bright Z. Hall and Miss Lille
w Hall left lat might for Gpocnlahd
county TO visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Moore, Jr., and their
two little daughters and maid, are spend
ing August at Hotel Barton. Atlantic CITY
MI.
Mrs. Virginia curd, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Benjamin MosbY, OF no.
5it3 East Broad Street. has returned 10 her
liame in Washington after pleasant
visit.
srrs. Benjamin 1Iosby and daughter,
Mrs. purrett, have left for a pleasant
visit to spotsyvania and other places OF
interest, and will return about the last OF
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Owens will leave
next week for Goshen. va,
Miss julia D. Yeager will spend the rest
of the summer at CO stleton, Va.
Miss NJ. Lillian Gentry Will spend some
time in Charlottesville during the Horse
Show there.
Little Master Freddie Gentry Is v1s!tln
his aunt in Farmyille, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
THE MAN
ABOUT
Town
BY
Harry Tucker
Baltimore, July So,

Something must have happened here.
From the generally diIapidated conul-S
ton Of things. the tired feeling display
ed upon the expressions Of peoples faces,
and the many empty ginger ale bottles
laying around, we are forced to the con-
clusion thta national convention OF some
kind or other has just been held.
We were right;
Al policeman told us so, and we could
not help believing him. after we Went
to the leading hotels and saw such names
on the registers as John Bliley. B!liy4
Mann, Ben Metzger. Edgar Alan. 1r'.
Tom Brander, Frank Anthony, Connie
Johnson, Johnnie Moore, Louis Wen
denburg, Lee Latham, Eugene Lpscomb,
Emmett Hagan. Frank Cunningham,
Charles Angle. Jim Anthony John Ans
derson. Harry Glenn. Clarence Cosby.
John Doyle, and Sparks Lawrence.
There were other names, TOO. but we
cannot think OF them all.
Anyhow, we knew that there was q
convention, and we heard that a quar-
tette of fellows hired carriage ana
drove ont through Druid Fill Park TO
see the sen lion. but that they went to
steep before they got to the park, and
were driven all around for hours, and
when the driver got through with them
they had to cut short their stay an BALI
more. because OF the financial condition
of things.
Also that Clarence Cosby. Connie Johns
son and Harry Glenn met some OF the
ladies OF Baltimore IN the exchange OF
courtesies at Dement'S restaurant. ana
that lifelong friendships sprung up. but
that the gentleman Iorgot 10 leave tnelr
home addresses
we did all we could to straigfren out
the oversight Of our friends, and tried
ia fix up the addresses, and we hope
that matters will so along swlmm1ngly.
we found from the register that Cap
tain Cunningham WAS fixed nicely mt the
Carrollton and that the Manchester
burch had nice Surroundings at tho LeN-
ington, while Archie Burke received his
friends at the Eutaw.
Others, we understand, had to carry tho
banner.
What happened In tho city we are un-
able to say of our own knowledge.
But from heresay, there must have
been something doing For Instance.
things were going SO swift that Connie
johnson and Clarence Cosby lad to so 10
bed Immediately after the show at the
Monumental, and Harry Glenn and John
Anderson got lost at Electric Park OUT
ing the band concerts.
we HedTN tllht 'llo 81 - ~ t1S''''SNN =
were made glad by John Bliley and
others, who gave them their handsome
gold badges az sign of recognition when
they met afterwards at the battle OF
confetti,
After hearing so much about tho con-
yention we fen that we had, indeed.
missed a great treat, ana we went up on
Eutaw Street and admired the flowers
In the middle of tho roadway. and de-
tbk,, onxf hn0
York River line for Beach Park, where
we might get the rest we so much needed.
In the shade of the big boardwalk.
SO, farewell to Baltimore, with Its great
dry-dock, its wholesale markets and its
hospitality, III,
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Messrs. Chris. Gebhardt, Andrew Atkis-
son, Ray Stage, Albion Stage. Henry
Johnny, Willie and Louis Marano, Mr..
Stage, Mr.. Atkisson and Mr.. and MIS-.
Louis Mararo.
The cottage recently built on Beech
Avenue by Architect Gerow for Mrs. Il /.
L. Vinal, of vinehaven. is receiving the
finishing touches, having received a coat
of white paint with green TRIMMINGS.
which makes 1t indeed most attractive
Mrs. ". P. Turner and SON, Master .a e,r
Stuart Mcclure Turner, spent the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carter at their
beautiful country place on the Williams
burg Road la
their annual picnic at Forest Hill Park
on Wednesday Of this week, when 81. Cd
to attend, and will as usual spend q very
happy day. Nav,
bridge, and Miss Nellie Vinal, of Vine
haven, spent Thursday evening at Lynn
hurst.
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SEVEN PINES.


All is peaceable in regard to the strike
situation. the old men, few OF whom
reside here, still feeling confident that
they will eventually win the fight. and re-
gain their positions.
from North Carolina visited the battle-
fields on Wednesday and Thursday. many
OF whom were highly pleased and felt re-
paid for having made the TRIP
James Il, Lyme, the veteran guide to
the battefields. filled orders for valu-
able relies to wealthy tourists during the
week: many he dislked parting with, as
them for handsome consideration,
Mrs. j, e. Lyme visited her daughter.
In Manchester, on Tuesday,
Mrs, r, A, Reid is slightly improved
from her recent Illness.
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Chestnut It'll and
HzgAlana Park
~:


Mr.. e. C. Phillips. wife and son. Eu-
gene, we'll known carriage and wagon
manufacturer Of Knoxville. Tenn ar
rived on Tuesday last on tour to north
ern cities. They are stopping for few
days with his brother, Mr.. G. a. Phillips,
of No. 1o4 Fifth Avenue.
The little son OF Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Nenrohr was christened Sunday evening
at their residence on Second Avenue.
Chestnut Hill. by the Rev. F. II. Men
schlie. 1t was a very beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lanford, or
Clayyille. Va, have been the guests OF
Mrs. John Davis, of Highland Park
Mrs Harry. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, OF Prince
George county, has returned TO her
home, on Fifth Avenue.
N1rs. n. Frank Yarbrough, Mrs. W. A.
Beard. Mrs Edward Pollard and Miss
Mabel Beard left last week to spend some
time at Virginia Beach
Mrs. J. p. Justice. OF Powhatan county,
was the guest Of Mrs. Clay Watkins last
week.
Mrs. o. p. Murray and little son, Dean,
of Portsmouth, Va, have returned nome
after pleasant visit to Mrs. " NJ.
Sparks. OF Fourth Avenue.
Miss Belle Powell, OF Third avenue,
who has for the past month been quite
sick. is somewhat improved
Usual Sunday morning services az Mi1-
pah Presbyterian Church To-Day az =
4. NJ, conducted by thu pastor Key -
X, Walthall. sundey-school at s;oo q, NJ.
Mrs. Walston and her friend. Miss Irene
Taylor, Of Baltimore, are the guests OF
Mrs d. M. O'Brien, of Fourth Avenue.
Mr.. ], z, Pritchard. OF saltsvil'e, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
Young MEMS Meeting.

Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon. The young mems meeting viii
be in charge of the assistant secretary,
Mr.. II. NJ, Blair. the thema for the after
noon being "Paul-Earaestness,"
The second moonlight excursion Of the
season under the auspices OF tic assoca-
ton Will leave the wharf next Tuesday
night, Indications are that biz crowd
conducted during the past eight years
there has not been anything like, a fail
IRE. There has never been sWall crowd.
and on several occasions tho crowd has
been equal TO the capacity Of the boat.
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Observation-Disclosures
FORT LEE,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Grace Arhart entertained number
of her friends at her home Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Ammons were guests at Lee
Cottage Sunday.
Miss Nellie Bendel spent Thursday in
Richmond.
Mrs. Hayes has returned to her home
In Richmond after very pleasant visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Hill Garter.
Mrs. Alice Bowman, Mrs. s. Wagner,
Mrs. Marie Ammons. Misses Bessie and
Carrie Bowman and Master Ryland Am
mons, all OF Richmond, spent very
pleasant day Wednesday with Mrs. s.
HuXter.
Mrs. Richard Huxter has returned home
from a very pleasant visit among her
friends and relatives in Baltimore.
Among the recent visitors Mt Oak Dale
We're: Mrs, kemper Baker. Mr., and Mrs
a. p. AIlard. Miss Patterson. Miss Alice
Allard Miss Julia Mary Conrad Messrs
Cliff and James Conrad
Mrs. T. ], Smithers and Mrs Andrew
Smithers, Of Richmond, and Mrs n. Hux-
ter spent Thursday with Mrs. Susan Hu.~
ter.
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August. hence the teachers and scholars
are making considerable preparations for

August hence the teachers and scholars
are making considerable preparations FOR
the occasion.
The youngest child Of Mr.. James Jones,
who was supposed last week to be Inn
proving Is still critically III.
Mrs. Sallie Creary is spending several
weeks at West Point.
The Crawford W. c. 7. Y. will hold
its annual meeting next Wednesday, Au-
gust 18th, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Linwood Wood, near Pole
Green. Officers for the ensuing year are
to be elected. Let every member be
present.
Rutland. the new and commodions resi-
dence of Mr., T. S. Garrett, near Ellysons
is now scene OF gayety. Boarders are
supplied with rare advantages of the
country-hot and cold water bathrooms,
fishing, bathing. boating and driving.
Mrs. Hufner Is improving after severe
attack recently.
Mrs. M. j. Bryant, OF Richmond is ex-
pected to be the guest at Turkey Hill
during the coming week, and from there
will visit the Cliffs.
Mrs Osborn, of Cold Harbor National
during the past week.
Master Henry Morgan, of Richmond
will be the guest OF Master Joseph Adams
for few weeks.
Mr.. A. Martin has commenced his new
residence on a portion of the Watt farm,
which he purchased few months ago.
1t promises to be very attractive and
pretty.
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: EllEG NOTES.

Miss Mary Baker has returned to Rich
mond after spending a week with her
parents.
Miss Grace Bracket and Miss Maude
Irene Sharpe. of Richmond, are visiting
Miss Myrtle Sharpe
Willie and Leslie Baker spent Sunday
with w. c. Baker.
Miss Lizzie Green continues quite i'll
The Misses Dunford, OF Richmond. are
visiting. Miss Agnes kahl, of this neigh
borhood.
Wellington Goddin, Of Newport News,
is visiting his father, W. L. Goddin.
Miss 4.-..-.ed Turner, of Newport News,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. e.
b. VIM. left for Washington and War
renton Wednesday to spend the month OF
August
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PERSONAL,

Messrs George c, Poindexter. formerly
of James A. Sheppard; ", Fleet Kirt. OF
the Chase City Mineral Mater Company.
and 4. % Parrish, OF Parrish Bros, have
united themselves into a company. ard
will handle clothing, gents turnlshing5,
shoes, trunks and yaises al Ills u. Broad
street,
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Pocahontas DELAYED.

The steamer Poeahontas, on, her way
ia Richmond, yesterday was delayed AT
Newport News by the breaking of one
She Vas repaired, and arrived here
late last night. Owing 10 the accident
the boat did not make her expected es-
cursion trip to Norfolk last night.
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Eal;,,m0untHows
0OCOCOCOOOOOOOOOCOOCC

Mrs. Charles P. Perkins and children.
who have been spending some time with
relatives at West Point, will return home
to-day.
Mrs, A. p. Bryant and children are
spending the month of August with
friends in Henrlco county.
Mrs. Gregory, who has been quite sick
at her home on Twenty-first Street, is
now much better.
Miss Lille Smith. Of Mechanicsvlle
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GAINES, lMllLLl,,

@aS3ae3tSS4.:Ae@9 a.@%1s3@ae19.oH
byterlan Church to-day at T. NJ, con-
ducted by the pastor, Rev a. Osburn,
Children's Day exercises will be cele-
Grated there on the fourth Sunday in
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EXCURSION TO NORTH CAROLINA.

Special excursion train Will leave Rich-
mond Monday morning, August 10Th. Via
Southern Railway, fog Danylile, Green's
for colored and white $3.50 for the, round
trip. Train, returning, reach Richmond
apout l0:SO a. NJ Wednesday, the 18th,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

The s,ats oil v Washington seems n Ne
sa5Nv nis-en-esertea II ths : niIad
>rsrns senate. AnSany ana his nniitical
meth ,is sre lot vel known N require
mention. ans nnv cnmas the Saat.i. r
/ with S nGr picture u senator Foster
hai u arvthine nm comniimar sh-v.
:7o~e il Is Havine hatravea every
nnav who sidad him il ms election as
I nifed >1s1es senator, having necaived
eva-vnnt by sha~r practices ~ NJ dpwr-
ricnl wing il was II hs eTnecteG thai
he wnnid het-sy tis man WIN first sne
cested III. election II ths senate osta,
Is MS 'rnv ana biceted and when thincs
do nni % IL sun Inn exactly ne sulks
and wines and r-rva!s. his vhoie ca
ree, Is ons a. t-eache~y u ths men
vnnst nftoriS advanced Tim II lhe high
nnsitinr which ~i1n 81 little credit II
himself and 10 l.is STATE. ns Il attempt
inc II fill
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
YESSTS TENT ASSERTION.

TIE lanluiau Wsshinetonia0 com
,,1sin< hat while Tire making u aSssr'
,ians j dead ossy, ,Aoir prooi is al'hcnlt
II shanla hsve considered tins before
undertaking The assertion ihSi The '"N'
vasr< ri fnslon administrator oi The
afa.rs o! the coantv were noi ST ao'f
ana economical success. The assertion
vas s. nnaalled far s. Dntrnthin4- ana
Ike 81. nrtruths, IS 10; Only a4fhcnH Hni
sn9oass5 HE 10 prsva NJ question hsa
naan raised s. - the capah.aiH q The
v1-aseri comfy ofS. ials-harI1De the one
who assumes - ne the aasra o. com
ynissiana~. ana whass Shortcomings
have Aaon fully ventilated.
Hrt When the administration 81 Sat''
1900 Is attacked too many n me -asa-
dents ii thst oariod renou NE. Doi N iy
she faiihfnl management 81 The comfy
mi HE causes thai les II thass nfAma's
hnjno nlacea in mower TIE cauny had
.2vsv< hefn rem Ahcan, ana had ST
.-acras s. cantlanaDJy sci q. nl-aflcs.
anv country. Il : SIS -arneTn ha-ea
.hst ans gentry had hacoms 50 aaia as
:. y rssfan THE cnnfsostIon ii ths prnT'-
e-fv at the comfy ~ excessive f&Xs-
.lnn ST lsast. s non partisan con M zee
ri wsleh tTeo. II Emerson was chairman
ssi5 - IL 49,. Il vas tire lootrnc q
shis gang that leo Il TIC revolt q; $50,
ana he officials electeS thai vas' So
sumes charge al ths county muHh IS
~aco.va- wnnld sAsf hola 2, 8 harsrnni
corna~aAan.
T'ha, i was eylnantly silcces>sin. thf
records show hevana csvll. ami Us snc-
cess went iartno- thar merely niaclns
fhe county or basis ths saxnava-s
,npls sffn-a The ecnnnmira admins
arasiar a. rhnse fonr wears demonstrate
wins, cnu rs dona 50 tha' its snccnsso-s
4cnuif mt have resumad tht eIt-s racancf
n ,he as-lv 'an's even il Ghey had rht
disnasi15np. While C,hahaiIs comfy Is
rem hlican, j; demonstrated II 81 thsi
/; was nnl SO i!idnhnund IS to continue
urwalthy persons IL Office, and roda{
5he majority q. that Marty i much
srna]ia- In taos ii = 50 SINAI thai II
vii ~couI-t hut slight s'aestennine rom
:hf nash n dutv nn She nsri o! ST nfhciai
n insure his retirement, IN, winch laci
she ara.~f reonie should M thankiu,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

Il Is nov II II Ire -enr Abcan marty
OF this cauntr II aithn, endorse ths at'
lnn ri TIRE conntv commissioners n low
.e-'ine The TAX lew OF Inc .]arho, Minis
afre, S; teas; psri ri the mil men hai
gwen in thar ~ T statement. winch hai
haan accepted hv ;ht sssasso'. ~ "a lis
cia n the actian n ths connty ronmis'
sinnax spa II endorse the ASSASSIN,
i they DE- THE former The raopls s., la-r:
wi 90 hack m them SIS Was anns II IN.
case 81 Warren th~es wears ago. ana i
1hev % ths latter MANY ri he mil mal
affected VIII draw ont ant make fight
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