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cradle apprehension among yachting ex-
perts with regard to the result. Reliance
is undoubtedly the best boat that has yet
defended the great trophy. but on the
other hand, Shamrock III. Is far superior
to all those that have preceded her Both
are probably as evenly matched as two
boats could be, and there we are. II the
cup goes across the Atlantic second
time no one will contest with James Cor.
don Bennett for the honor Of attempting
to fetch 1t back. Sir Thomas Upton says
it has cost him two million dollars to
make his two fights 1t probably cost
nearly half that sum to beat him.
Congressman Littauer. WHO 1. under.
fire in connection with some fat army
contracts, came near being selected Presi-
dent of tho Republican County Commit
tee OF this city. when Mr.. Sheldon de-
clined that position which was pressed
upon him by the President. Four years
ago, Mr.. Roosevelt, then Governor, said
at Harvard dinner: II want to tell you
that 1t Is q Harvard man who Is my
most intimate personal friend and who
is also my closest political adviser, and
that man Is Lucius Nathan Littauer."
For the head Of the new Department Of
Commerce the choice was for some time
between Cortelyou and Littauer. and 1t is
said Littauer lost only because the Presi-
dent wanted to make q place for his
present private secretary, Mr.. Loeb, and
rid himself of a man so closely. identified
with the Mckinley administration.
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Dance In Dinwiddie.

Especial to The Times Disputch.)
DINWlDDIE G. H., VA, July 1.-THE
home of Mr.. G, "A, Boisseau was thrown
open last evening to few invited guests.
Music was furnished by Messrs A. @.
Bosseau and Frank Tucker. IT was a
most enjoyable occasion. Dancing was
kept up until a. late hour and those pres
ent voted many thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
G A. Boisseau.
Among those present were: Misses
Louise Couch, Petersburg; Matte and
Otis Harrison, Bessie Alley. Marion and
Estelle Rainey, Marie Butterworth. Mary
and Vivian Bolsseau, Laura Thrift, Louise
ty.
The gentlemen: Messrs A. Z. Richard
son. @. NJ. Adkins, Knox Botsseau Wat
son Doyle, Nolan, Epes and Landon
Rainey. Frank Tucker, Wilson Rvams,
Alge Boisseau. c. G. Thrift w. Psndle-
ten, strachan Goodwin, Luther Vaughan,
Archie Boisseau, Howard Butterworth
and Preston Boisseau, Dlnwiddie county.
and Wilfred Cousins. Petersburg,
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HOMES OF GENTLEMEN
OF LOUISA COUNTY
From Johnson's "Life and Letters of R.

(From Johnson's Life and Letters of r.
L. Dabney, D. DID,
The denomnating class i'll the society
was that composed Of tho gentry. A
few Of them were rich and lived lavish
Of them were Of moderate means and
lived in houses Of modest comfort. The
traveller on the public highways in old
at interval of a mile or So, plain houses.
set far back from the public road. some
times with long avenues of trees In
front. These were the residences OF the
than brick Many of them were mere cot
tages, a story and half, the upper half
story having no fireplaces. but supposed
to be good enough to serve as sleeping
rooms for the boys and-,young. Many
we're Of two stories, sorue were heavy
had the general shape OF the letter =.
that Is. one house was situated beside
a two-story hallway. The architecture
was very plain the kind. however. that
is now classed as colonial. The furniture
mahogany table In the hallway. with a
solid silver water pitcher thereon. ready
with Its cooling contents for the thirsty
guest, and perhaps. a strip OF carpet on
the we'll washed floor, In the parlor wero
sofas and chairs Of mahogany and horse
hair with a "what-not" In the corner
for the curiosItles and a family portrait
or so ana sampler WORKED py soile an
cestress famed for her nee lie. In the bed
rooms We're rag carpets, or none at all.
The furniture In most common use was
such as the country mechanic could make
out Of the native walnut. chestnut, cherry
and poplar. Such interiors. to our more
sensuous and luxurious age, would APP
pear cold and uncomfortable. Behind the
dwelling stood the kitchen. with its broad
hearths ovens. splits and spiders, it's wide
and swaying kettles The smokehouse and
the weavers house were HARDLY, and In
the rear of these the cabins Of the SER
wants. In the corner Of the front yard
his books of accounts, his fishing and
hunting outfit, and into Which young men
were crowded when the house overlooked
with guests, At distance, 70 the rear
barns and other buildings The lawns
We're neatly kept were often large and
| studded with oaks or locusts.
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VlRGlNlA'S EXHIBIT
Messrs, T. G. Morton and George E.
MurreIl Busy Getting Ready.

Captain IT. C. Morton, press represen-
tative Of the Virginia Worlds Fair Com.
mission, returned last night from Visit
to the newspaper men OF LSnchpWrs'
Farmvlle, Appomattox, Bucklrs nam, NOV
toway and Petersburg.
He found them all much INTERESTED N
the. success OF Virgins. at 81. LOUIS, and
without an exception they pledsea a cor, cor
dial cooperation They also took kinaly
to his plan for receiving contriputions
for the Virginia building at ~. Louts, ana
offered their columns for such supscTip-
tons. The Council al BLACKSTONE nns
made a handsome start alreaoy, every
man in the enterprising little city seeming
to take an interest IN Nlrginiaa ~ st
Louis. The tobacco and manufacturing
men are especially active.
Of the Virginia Worlds FAR JnsGm IN i,
sion, Is visiting Augusta. KoEklnsnam'
shenandoah and the other yailsy sopi,
ties looking after the grain eNnipit OF ,nas
section He is also taking phIostos tplnl
Of some OF the fine wheat,neius, dnGire,
showing, the thickly stanuing sl ls -
with other characteristic views OF me
great Valley. These pictures are 10 pc pc
part OF the scenic dispiay % Wira tas :
commission is preparing for for g hasMiiS,,
exhibit Some Of them are vsr IN pe amonp
and VIII attract much a's tnaneparent fo re-.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond-Ger gertrude and S. B. Adkins
to Uric w. rogers, 10 feet on west side
Nicholson Street and running back 200
feet TO Hague Street, on which 1t has
like front OF 43 feet.
] Thos. D. Davidson to Alice l.. Davidson,
Is feet on north side Ashland Street,
$40 6-12 feet west OF Reservoir, $loO
William NJ. Johnson to Lillian, II. ana
Edwin Y. Binns 10 feet on west side
Laurel Street, Is feet north OF Spring,
K. Virginia and A. g. Preuow to Mrs.
Bridget irwin, 10 s,l2 feet on N south side
Main Street. No. Ills east, So, 100.
r. b. Walton and wife, to William a.
Brown, 80 feet on north side Claiborne
Street, 30 feet east of Randolph 500
Henrico-John Z. Dicks and wife TO
Lemuel Reese. 2 acres on east side Three
Chop Road, near Isaac Davenports prop
erty, $275.
Paramount Land Company to William
II. Brauer.. PIT feet on west sid Ha Rogers
Street, northwest corner T., sl0S5.
Same to w. Fl. Brauer, 81 feet on east
side Twenty-thrd street, 1879 feet north OF
s Street and los 6-12 feet on east side
Twenty-frst Street, 126e-H feet south OF
U, 81 ,062.95
Robert Scott and wife to stterd!ng- Car
neal-Davis Company, so acres In upper
end of Henrico county, $780,
Martha F. Smiths trustee to William
H. Brauer, 25Ol-2 acres about 10 miles
below Richmond, called sweeney's, SllOo
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Or. Horsley Coming.
(specIal to- The Tlmes-pispat,

1SPecTuT 20 1Tfl1es-DfsPrt
sTAUNTON, VA. July 11.--Dr, J, Shell
panied by his family. arrived in, the. city
Yesterday and is now the guests OF his
brother-in-law, Hon. A. G. Braxton, on
For many years DR.. Horseley has been
at the head of st. Lukes Surgical Hos,
pital, in Ell Paso, Texas, where he has
gained a wide reputation az most skill
ful and successful surgeon
Dr. Horseley has been recently elected
TO professorship In the Medical College
of Virginia, and as a member of the staff
OF the new memorial. hospital. IN Rich
mond which Is said to be the best
equipped hospital In the, South. Next week
he will go to Richmond, where, he Will
herea fter be permanently located.
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luo,h-k1lers q gotferu.

''Long experience has taught me never
TO recommend a preventive for moths"
said druggist who had window full
gray from women coming around to me
In the fall and berating me because
moths had eaten their furs in spite of q
ali rg fs once tooR home to my Vie @f
a moth bag which ] had reason to believe
was proof against the pests. She puy
some treasured apparel away in 1t, and
holes than sieve. I had no domestic
peace for month. Now l keep all sorts
bf moth killers for sale. but never re-
commend one. A woman may buy cam
phor, moth balls sulphur. moth paper.
pr anything else she pleases, for all
care. AS Captain Cutie says. 1t depends
on the APPLICATION Of It, But let me tell
You, my boy, when you want dead sure
thing for moths, Just think of grand
mothers old cedar chest. Where to get
them now? Aye. there s the rub.
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The x-Ray Waist.

"oh, gee--look at the X-ray shirt-waist!'
remarked young man on state street
of tie crowd. but / had no difficulty in
picking out the X-ray. blouse. The irrey,,
erent chap, still in his teens, had spied
It and was making comments for the hen her
waist was made of transparent lawn
and lace insertion Through this ilmy
q, embroidery and, elasorately trimmed
OF this peeped pink underyest. which
eontrasted With the brunette skin Of the.
Wearer and family outlined across the
PACK was the edge OF dark corset: NO
fn-ray eyer, brought to light more anus
Ing revelations.
Other women wear X-ray shirt-waists,
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NATIONAL GALLERY
Harriet Lane Johnston Pictures May Be
Used as Nucleus.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 1.-THE
Post tomorrow will say that the Har-
rit Lane Johnston nequest OF pictures and
other art objects will not be accepted by
tho corcoran Art Gallery. but that It
may form part Of proposed national
gallery of art. Regarding the proposed
national gallery the Post will say that
the Board Of Trustees OF the Corcoran
Gallery of Art and other patrons and
lovers of art in this city. New York.
Boston and other centers have planned
to go before Congress at It's next SEES
sion and ask for an appropriation for
the establishment Of national gallery
of art. The bill. according to the Post,
will be introduced In the House by a
member from New York who will him
self give for the maintenance a 6H, oG Of the
The Post will say that within the past
week J. Plerpont Morgan has ans,I had s eiti
zen of washington and an officer Of the
Corcoran Gallery looking to the transfer
of his entire collection of pictures and
other works of art to the proposed ma
tional gallery.
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but under them have lining blouscs OF
thin white silk or fine material that con-
ceals what should not be seen. Pink and
blue ribbon drawstrings Of underwear are
not supposed to be worn on the street,
and the woman Of taste wears white on
ly.-Chicago Evening Post.
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clifton Dade TaIiaferro.

The many friends OF Mr. Clifton Dade
1alIaferro, will learn with regret OF his
death, in washington. on Thursday after.
noon last.
Mr.. Tallaferro has been for some years
tho highly esteemed secretary OF DR.. John
M. McBryde. president of the V, r. II
at Blacksburg, Va, and at the time OF his
death was on his way north to seek rest
and 10 recuperate his healttC Mr. ITALIA
ferro was the son of the late Mr.. Horace
8. Taliaferro OF Farmville. His mother
and two sisters survive him.
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COMMITTEE Recognized.
(special to The Times-pisnatch /,

(Specfal to The Times-Disnntch !
ROANOKE, VA, July 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Committee was reorganized to-
night by the election of Mayor Joel Fl.
Cutchn, as chairman; w. A. Glasgow
was elected member OF the committee
Lucian Cook in place of James McFall,
resigned.
The committee empowered tho chair
man to confer with the chairman OF the
County Committee In regard TO holding
the primary elect!on.
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ter L. 8. Calfee. who died In Baltimore
Friday. took place this afternoon at 1
o'clock from her late residence. The
burial was In the Martin plot In Oak
wood Cemetery. Mrs. Calfee had been
sick for some time and was taken TO Bal
timore Tuesday last for treatment.
She was daughter of the late r. D..
Martin. the founder of Pulaski. Mrs.
Calfee. who was forty-nlne years old, Is
survived by her husband and four chill
dren. Robert NJ. Calfee, attorney OF Cleve-
land. Ohio: William A. calfee, and Misses
Eva and Ella Calfee. of Pulaski.
Mrs. Calfee's death has cast gloom
over the entire place. and Is q great loss
to the community. as che was loved by
all. for her gentle and Christian nature
and good deeds to the poor. whom she
always lent helping hand.
; The postoffice was closed from to 8
O'Clock as q mark OF respect.
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DEATHS,

July nth, 1908. at $3.50 ?. H.,
ROBERT, only child OF LILLIAN G. and Robert
Funeral services from residence. No, DIT e.
Leigh Street. THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
o o'clock. Friends and relatives invited to
attend without further notice.
LACY-Dled, at Hollins Springs. at s:15. July
IL 1908. JAMES Il. LACY. In the eighty.sec.
I ond year OF his age. He leaves two daughters
and two sons--Mrs. E. G. Houchngs. Mrs. 81.
E. Powers. Samuel L. and G. =. Lacy.
! Funeral at Calvary Baptist Church MON.
DAY at II A. AZ.
July llth IN Hanover. at
the residence Of her husband. Walter ~. Shell
ton. BERTIE WYNN SHELTON, in the forty.
eighth year OF her age She was the daugh.
ter OF the late Colonel William II. VIM. OF
Hanover county She leaves husband and
six chldren-Willinm r.. Walter NJ, Turner
and Misses BERTHE. Fannie and Emma Shelton.
Funeral Will take place TO-DAY Sunday,
July 18th, at o'clock P. NJ. from the resi-
dence.
In Washington D.. O.,
Thursday, July 9th. CLIFTON DADE tai.
IAFERRO, son OF the late Horace 9. ana
Carrie .. Taliafcrro, OF FarmTille, va.
gOrange papers please copy.
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Iha "Rad Trusts"

Within the last year no less than sew
enteen trusts have IN one way or other
had serious difficulties and six Of these
have had to be reorganized. Poor man
agemept. over capitalization and inspf,
Client working capital have been the
causes The capital represented amount
ed 10 SIG 59i. 600.
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Mrs. Emma Shepperson.

Mrs Emma Shepperson, wife of MI.
Charles II. Shepperson, died Friday.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock
Church If-
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No Danger.

captain-"Do you notice that steam
yacht ahead? They are throwing over
First Passenger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
is the YACHT going down."
Csrtain-"No; but imagine champagne
is,"-Fhiladelph!a Press.
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Chnrles.l Perkins.

{ Charles Linwood Perkins, youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Perkins. No.
1873 North Twenty-second Street, died
Friday The funeral took place at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the res
idence. The lnterment was made In F1ol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

presentation of the Natural Bridge that
we have seen. Each section OF the State
Will be represented.
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STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May, n. J.
a s,a on the COAST 100000 expended in i'm
proyements this year: Cafe and Palm Garden
n WAN Rowling alleys billiards. pool and ping.
nonrH Rates from $500 to S. per day Special
"a tes by the week. Reduced rates IN July lnfor-
nation and booklet address H. 81. CANE.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

yAuGuAN.-The funeral OF Mr.: A.: 1EFg
VAUGHAN will take place at $50 THIS AZ.
TERNOON from the residence, NO. sIo No!Ln
Twenty sixth Street, The interment VII! DO
in HOLLYWOOD.
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Funeral Services.

The funeral OF. Mr.. A, Jeff Vaughan will
take place at 4:a0 o'clock this afternoon
from tho residence, No, $50 North twenty.
sixth Street, pr, John Hannon, of Union
In hollywood, The veterans of Lee Camp
and Pickett will act as honorary pail
bearers. The active ,pall-bearers Will be
Colonel William H. Palmer, Judge S. 3,
Witt, Hon. d, G. Richardson. Major 3.
+, Howard. F. w. Cunningham, John. A,
Curtis James T, Gray, John a, Meanley,
Robert L. Butler, James E. Phillips. D.
Hardy Pyle. Aiblan Netherwood Y,
i Aeekler 7 BATES Gra e Wander
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna III, Powers
took place from st, Paul's Church at AGO
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The burial
was In Hollywood,
Tho funeral Of James H. McMeek!n,
who died in his place OF business, No
7i2 East Cary Street, took place "a az 4;so
undertaking establishment,
Mrs. Ella M. Calfae.
Especial to The Times Dlsnatch,)
/. PULASKI, VA, July 1.-THE funeral
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dalton is that he will be pliable and
amenable to its demands. These indepen-
dent Democrats desire that the Mayor
shall be man who recognizes his obi-
cations as chief magistrate as we'll as a
party leader Mr.. Rupert would make an
excellent Mayor and his term OF office
would doubtless develop good Democratic
material for State and national needs.
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Mr.. II. L. Bartels has been appointed
road foreman Of engines Of the Ohio
River division of the Baltimore and Ohio
River division of the Baltimore and Ohlo,
with headquarters at Parkersburg. w.
Va. to succeed Mr.. p *. Stillman. re-
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Mrs. Nina ya BAYS.

Especial to The -Dispatch.)
BRISTOL, TENN. July l.-alrs. MI
nerva Bays. widow OF Joel Bays. who
was pioneer erchant IN Bristol. Va.
died to-day nged seventy years. She had
no family, and bequeathed valuable prop
erty here to her niece, Mrs. Frances Ven
q la i.
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Col. j. W. Davis.

Especial to The Times-Diapatch.)
mel J. w. Davis. a we'll known and prom
inent lawyer Of this county, died this
morning at o'clock at Pence Springs, w.
Va. He was eighty-four years OF age.
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Mrs. Teresa M. Dean.

A telegram was received In this city
yesterday announcing the death in Mill
vale, Pa. on the 9Th Of July of Mrs,
Teresa NJ, wife OF Mr.. Robert c. Dean.
Mr.. Dean was formerly q resident OF this
city, Mr.. Dean has only been married
fhrea months
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0rgandy Dresses,

fashionably made. OF fine white
organdy. waists and skirts elabo-
rately trimmed, Just the things
for this hot weather.
$3.50 and $3.50 Dresses now
$6.9S.
$500, $3.50 and $3.50 Dresses
now sS.9S.
s22.5o. $4,000 and $3.50 Dresses
now s14.9S.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Ocean City, Maryland.

NOW opDS. Many newly furnished rooms.
single and On suite, With bath. Venetian doors
s snrn eu Nnses snd
IN INA rno,ns Fine golf links tennis. tsh.
i iape sailing aI and cunning Music Finest bath.
Ing beach on ATLANTIC coast natt.os ,or rent For
h,nTIst rntes etc, address WALTER BURTON,
Mwr Atlantic Hotel Ocean City, Nd
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Special Bargains
But in Limited Quantities,

One Crepe de Chine Dress, was
SIS. 90, now S12.9S.
Two All-Silk Pongee Dresses,
richly embroidered, were s22 50,
now $l2.9S.
Three Light Ground Taffeta Silk
Shirt Waist Suits, were s15.9s,
now s7.9S.
Three Foulard Shirt Waist
Suits, colors gray and navy, were
s17.50, now sS.9S.
Four Mohair Shirt-Waist Suits,
white and colors! were s9.9s. now
s4.9S.
Two White Lawn Shirt Waist
Suits, were $3.50, now $4.ss.
Four Shirt Waist Suits, OF fancy
Madras and chambray, were s4eS.
now s2.9S.
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Bathing Suits
AT Less Than Cost,

all made in the best possible man
ner, Of black and navy mohairs--
The 1898 and $40 ones now
s2.9S.
The $5.9S ones now s3.os.
The s6.9S ones now s4.ss.
SILK Petilcoats al One.
Third Of Regular Price.
All fashionably made. II you
need one, these prices will never
be matched:
$3.50, $1,000 and $3.50 Petit
coats row Soc.
$3.50 and $3.50 Silk Petticoats,
colors old rose and pink, now
S12.9S.
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The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford placed in effect on July LIST an IN,
crease in local freight rates, which vi
A compr omise has been effected be-
tween the State Railroad and warehouse
Commission Of Minnesota and the rail-
roads OF that State involving the ques:-
ton Of the reduction OF rates on coal
and lumber from Duluth to various points
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Corsats.

Our entire stock Of Koho, Royal
Worcester Tompson's, Memo and
r. & G. Corsets, every shape and
style
The s1.oo ones; your pick. 600.
The $3.50, $3.50 and $500 ones;
Your pick now. 0Sc.
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lC0RDES, EH0SBY eco. C0RDES,
Wash Skirts
Al ass Than cnsf.

Wash Skirts
AZ Less Than Cost.
Three special lots. every one a
genuine bargain. all made seven
gore, full flare, with double stitch
ed seams. strictly tailored. all
made In our house. trimmed with
straps and pearl buttons.
LOT Skirts made OF Oxford
and Duck. colors white and black,
were s2.9s; your pick now, s1.9S.
LOT 2-sklrts made OF Tan and
Navy Reps, with white dots,
striped and plain Madras and bas-
ket weaves, actually worth s4.os.
now s2.9S.
LOT s-IIlgh Grade. Fashion
ably Tailored Skirts. OF extra
quality linen, colors white. blue,
tan and black, fancy mixtures.
grass linens. checks, &C.. were
s7.9S. ss.9s and s1o.9s; your pick
now, S4.0S.
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Mrs. Ella M. Calfae

+ Especial to The FINES Dlsnatch)
!, PULASKI. VA, July 1.-The funeral
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A call has been issued for the next reg
War meeting Of the Western Passenger
Association to be held at Mackinaw,
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Mr. j. t. Campbell. travelling auditor
Tor the Pittsburg division of the. Balti-
more and Ohio, has been made division
agent of the Pittsburg division In Pitts
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Ready. Made Wash Suits
Al HalVed Prices,

Our entire stock Of these, oil
new and fresh, strictly tailored,
nicely trimmed: the materials used
are mercerized Oxfords. olieviots,
&C., and linens. $3.50. s25. 90,
s22.5o. $3.50 and $3.50 Suits;
your pick, $12.08.
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VN July TUT.
Mr. i. p. Lewis passenger agent Of the
Ohio Central Lines. at Detroit. Mich,
has been transferred to Columbus. O.,
ms passenger agent, and Will be sue
ceeded at Detroit by Mr.. w. A. Peters,
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Mr.. T. D. Connolly. Pacific Coast
freight agent Of tho Texas and Pacific. at
Los Angeles. Cal, as general agent IN
charge Of freight and passener busi-
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OBITUARY..

Fayetteville. N. c.. July 9. 1909
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MICH, July IolII. -,
The first Joint through freight tariff has
been promulgated by the Railroad Com
mission of Arkansas and becomes effective