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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-25
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rAn stor-a iesson-comea from Denver
William Il has Tor nine been employed a. street car
city Resides record for efficiency "a conduct
manly high minded and teh hearted gentle
Miss Enid Phelps daushtcrot one Of nensera weahest
families she handsome cultured girl OF independeu. spirit and
heart William sep and Enid Phelps are engaged to be
married
enough from his salary TO buy the stock Of
Eroery which transformed into attractive
When MS trade sufficient TO support wife In modes,
which he and Miss Phelps have selected the wedans VII
place sep viii accept penny Of Miss Phelps
money Of the trade OF the street car employees old
snd OF the strict attention that Mr. sep s'ea "
has already tebd the trade Of his store aud tho NED
dins Is not far away.
The romance began Introduction Miss Phelps to ,he
conductor couple years developed the fact
that tastes persons similar especially to
music time by Miss Phelps patonired
ssp collected This lady nohns
for the vapia society Of the 400 where she might shine dad
choose seip would society he
mlonvhiea ne be day SO Miss Phelps asked
home. lie did one day he hrsved
modest she accepted There considerable op
b. he Phelps family at first but the matter Is all ar
big Phelps mansion supplies At the little sp
Miss Phelps to n at
why rsen this story il story.
the ordinary Thr why the Denver papers print picture q the
Phelps little grocery Il faith
than that The OF those
wealthy sensible woman 70 but upright and sturdy
yoans rebuke the spirit Everyone knows
distinctions growing this and
~ho about depIo this tendency toward the STRAIT
incasou Of sOeey.
some twenty years ago General Garfield eaosed our society
different Europe whieh
earth. holding
h.uesfh down that our society uas k the restless uas. Of the
yielding n
gisten topmost comparison trus-to
Everyone able that conditions OF birth wealth
tending establish society
Thep reaeheTs M called buks the the
shurehes-hs last place on earth where should
"D~moeracy.@ said great means pot I'm Eood
but good am See the dissneton End
Phelps William seip You as good I
wealth ndinE a
Of
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part nf town tells ua that someone
has been making raids on bis clothes
line. 10 said that n the party who
made the faid had casue ~ him he
would have Eifen him some cloth
Inns The moral 90 this STORY r.
Don't leave your clothes out all
niEht They may b. stolen f.eav-
fuuarth Echo.
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4 "a. CHARLES FLtaH rood rs
TifE HltfANtNf HitANTfIfkM ever
Pot Oh the market. n q the only
preparation known g. medical ariruca
NlsR l1hN FLhsii add clear the
com Hexion - every hlcfnish such AZ
PIN 4ea. hlHekhcads. etc. without In
terri ~ medicine.
ron REMOVING WRINKLES "a IL
Fon BiivEi.oPINg rfIE ntsr or
Restoring = wasted breast lert tHfuuFh
nursing or sickness. MAKING THIN
CHEEKS PLUMP and fiiiiuN 10 hois
lows ~ % aHraWHf urchs thtrF is 10
other preparation IN the world that
has any com Qa risen.
RpEeiAI oIFFNH The regular price
~ uf charlie Flesh Food IL 81 10 a
box. hut o. lutrpduee n into thousands
~ nru homes We have decided e. send
two Cd boxes 90 all who hnHwHg this
advertiser and send us 81 o. All
pachascn ar sent IN plain wrapper.
Thia pfepafstinn IL on snie al all
Tho principal Dry Goods stdrna and
BrufaiHtn throughout Tire world. and
We havg nffeHgcd WITH che Bon
our above special offer ~ two boxes
FREE-A sample box which contains
enough ~ ur Chaflrn. flesh fnud Tor
anyone 20 ascertain Us EreHt merits
Hill ~ sent - any address absolutely
mailing Our book. @Art u Msss a,s =
which contains eli the eafrert move
mrnta for 2mnunHHlHw the face. neck
and arms. and full directions Tor de-
felquiHf ihr bust viii alao be sent
with this sample
pR CHARLES co.
los FULTON STREET NEW York
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I. a. Gray a Go. have received
telegraphle Information from san
Franeisoo that the big steamer
Norwood wili sail from that rffy
Saturday night Octoher -. Tor Sc
attic
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STAR DUST'S OWN
WEBER AND FIELDS

ITO the Public The = n 81 viii
fun e series of Webrrfteldiau iuose
lauEQaEe talks aue talk every alK
Yrafs until arrested o. bias his sals
ary faiart s. - AL
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10 cure rheumatism. asthma. ca.
tarrh. stomach. kidney, liver, fe-
male weakness and all private dis
eases. Call and see this wonderful
Chinese medicine. Have a talk with
lie Wo before giving up your case
as hopeless. Consultation FREE.
2fols WASHINGTON STREET.
SEATTLE
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THE f.AYfNG % the nsW inter
national cable has been rompieied
h Is for the new International iele-
phone system betveen Beiiingham
and Victoria.
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StCH A gNT.UP.
Colonel Ia Giriden hid more f,in
ihan any other man on the efound
once be followed ~gas IN a race
aheu the Judges said not The re-
suit vas that four good heats hert.
run. but only three counted lfenry
County NJ. Local
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a superior court jury yesterday
awarded ~ AEnsw f7.5ou for -
feet taken OF bis bot in the widen
lnE 81 PIKE street
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Thieves IN New York
they could rob thieves order
blow they had robbed unpy take
back a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-25

The unksa Dowie has examination Emotional
ladies desiring hothonse divorces vii hute
and cold booded Gladstone legal adviser
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Charles wasne. the Partisan
about The Simple Life II making
States simultaneously with the
Rev Charles foovInr
the stump perform
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Alsxieff took a train for Harblu
shea nv heard the hiring 1t Mnk
den- And yet there are sa-raiIed
var experts nho say AIaaieff doesn't
kuem hiH business
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Chicago doctors h alleged people who send
patients to them Well why only form Of nfo
lnsuranee and NE ne n.nranee bu-ne.a eamm.-lan
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Cleveland woman who married wants dyorc.
while he stays abed pretb, tt
man Il merely trying ma UP Iaatn leen.
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Philadelphia singer up on the charge
Of stealing her jewels said present ladys pres.
agent he land aeaua etn min
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Kansas couple who fear railroad
About somebody's the
wires they viii wonder whether upper wasn't
he 81 all
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go = = - tfHHNNA
lhtH iH uHe from the fsaRsnda
p heni 40 ErrinefIrii. O
Tea cher f'unsffucf 4 santeni-n ii
whieh che phrase bitter eng 4
used
Maaei Pupil The armies fought
Ga the hitief end
Teacher correct Nnre la -
hear from another little one.
pNefcoufadeut Pupil The dag aud
the gat faashi aua fought and ihsn
she aaE chased tha cat aHier a ehai5
and bitter end.
thIs afafY recalls ta the mentor
u the starr this dialogue between
teacher and punu
Teacher Johnny. shat Do yua
hhos ~ the Ansio- saaon race
Johnny Nethin. ma am. uaa At
the bau game.
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Candidates kissing Indiana -Four yeas
from babies for being clad
they years older
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He Wo Chinese Medicine Co

Cure all chronic
diseases OF men
and women with
out oper alton.
Cured BY power
full Chinese roots.
herbs. barks. buds
and eye tables.
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
dreds of cases
that have been
given up 20 die.
Ne GUARANTEE
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~ STAR DUST va

nrt dis year BE iaa bird
"Wnna hr mauiiiuE when yau
sawed hin last
Veil his feddefs Vas a fiddle ruf-
fled. tie taid TIRE De sass going a.
turn Offer a new traf - . safe hire
e 81 oof baaka / guras he'll hAtrhsi
uudf
"iie must be- a bad egg.
Veil ! Hhnsid fackie"
Music Iaufefbarh.
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is-ysar-oid West Virginia Hatfield
family maiden. advertising VIII res win en-
able her the stage the
cessfuiiy aasasslnaed.
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Kaiser Wilhelm has become impre.slons
school On New
paint ana get.
ting lunsies when they guess wrong
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When politicians can buy vairr "a
thr faat a. beer each. ~ a aiRn
that the opposition IL hfoke.
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IT Is BELIEVED nov that Peter
laramh the Arlington bicycle man
Nho disappeared = week ago last
sunday e. near Mount Vernon A
thorough search IA being made re
him around Mcant Vernon and Bel
bingham
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a Dispatch says that Judge rafkaf
eaikea mile uusncaEufrs1 the 9th.
81 eaF tsat enffr. Alton. same
thing hsprsued % us last week.
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FASHION MOTIF snk sma Il
much uHed an the taffsta gowns
So - gasoline
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Home Of alleged bank
mite deposition doubtless who wanted the
banker idea resources looked
like
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The ELEPHANT finds that breakfast
fuHkA
Though cruHtY. him can never vcxs
iiiH trunk grows Just above HE
tuHka
And an u r. "a baggage check.
Charley Anderson. the man who
bought 70 Eldofado for $500. took
$500 aa0 out OF g.. aud later had "a
meteoric matrimonial experience
which left him on hts uupera. paascd
through here this morning 90 route
10 the outside. Asked n he was ro-
ing 60 indulge IN another mhtflmo-
uial venture. he said. sAe tank ae
haef enof Nv tam vlmmiua White
horse star.
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LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

l. ROBINSON. aged Sc. Ia
bofar employed IN tiiing a ditch In
the hop yards about one mile bcios
Oregon CITY. ore Was buried under
ak tons ~ dirt aud killed Yvsief=
fhY afternoon.
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WHO'S 1Tg
a citizou who lives la the eastern
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JIMMIE. the little a.year.old son
81 Patrick Haley. 81 BoiuuRham.
had bis left hand badly mangird -
the explosion Of a dynamite cap
yesterday.
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Consultations and Examinations Free.
SEATTLE EYE EAR. NOSE AND THROAT fNFTRMARY
As Haler Block Corner Second nj Columbia
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THE nEIIINGHAA Ray Lumber
company haH received the award Of
Furnishing the lumber for the Pan
ana canal The first order % the
contract requires 2.Qzs 600 feet OF
material
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THE TEN WEEKS school for
farmenn which vas held several
Yeafa ago II the state agricultural
college vii he revived this year at
the college The arhaol vii b. for
practical farmers Gals.
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-Democraey.- said great no, I'm Eood
you I am" dstinconf
Phelps said William seip. You good am" she
wanted wealth social ndinE husband
accepting her lover she dealt god blow at the dangerous spirit
Of
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4 TEACHERS INSTITUTE h
baiaK held in famcfuY this week
II hegan yesterday and all nau
TIME until Friday a large mum
Der Of teachers from Garfield ooun-
~ are Ia attendance
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A JAPANESE mill hand Al Muk-
ilieo has left Tor Japan % Iaiu the
reserves lie Waa knuwn n john
aud before be left vas given = purae
~ $50 b. bis fellow aorkmsn. lie
leaves n wife ia Mukiiteo
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tile and contributed to the pleasure Of

tllo anu CoHlEIputcu W tllS plcuSNio'O W
the evening by songs, recIlatlons and sew
cral musical Notwithstanding upon the
ocherino, and the Sylophone, and inseni-
Gus instrument made by himself, II con-
slsts OF blocks or walnut wood tuned to
Il scale, aud played by little wooden ham,
mers. President ard Mrs. Jarmnn, Mlss
Woodruff and Miss Andrews assisted MI
Nation and Mr.. Jones, After the pro-
gramme. Mrs. Portla u. Morrison gave
n delightful reception to the students and
their friends, and the beautiful green
and white dining room was the scene OF
a happy hour Of feaslIng and fun,
The graduating class OF January, 'ol,
has Just received notice OF passing with
out a single failure. This Is an enviahlc
! record. as 1t Is the -,rst class for many,
many years to go out With unbroken
ranks. or course, having such eeason
for pride aud rejoicing. they arc belrg
showerSd with congratulations TINS
band OF twenty-five young ladies IS or
ganlzed as follows:
Miss Ethel Topping, MlddleseS county,
president and prophecies; Miss Carrie
ne etrse, KING and Queen county, vice.
,president; Miss Mildred Evans, South
Boston, secretary and salutatorlan; Miss
Marie Etherldge, Norfolk. treasureri Mss
Mary Gray. Maryland, historian; Miss
Charlotte Merrell Hampton, poet. The
other members are Misses BERTHE Eaton
and lila Miller. Bristol Annie McLaush-
I'm, Lynchburg; Annie Mason, Richmond;
Beu!ah II!llsss Seven Pines 1''ulSs 9 oS'
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THE
MAN ABOUT
WlI,;lI,,'lN
By

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE TALE OF A DOG.

THE TALE OF. "A. DOG.
..Now the tale OF that dog was about
sa.u Emmett Levy. -,
ABOUT ten inches long" put In BIZ
Harry.
L. B. kii-1er.
THAT reminds me of the time was
at the New Gladstone In Norfolk, inter-
rupted J. A. Miller.
DIT was rough night
"Many schooners We W'sng wrecked
ovcr the bar and derE..:ls floated In
every few minutes with the tide
zoe Black had on his life saving device
and was trying to get the bunch to JOIN
tho new club he is organizing.
4 .There came lull and the tall OF that
dos, could almost be heard beating
weird tattoo on the floor.
"a fellow out West had the dog, ana
hs was ventriloquist.." resumed Emmett.
"yyho was ventriloqust?" asked Mr.
Eilmer.
,The dog, Of course" said Mr. Miller.
"Naw'5 said Emmett. mot the dog,
but the man who had the dog" u.s.
gTf"rhat reminds me OF the time met
Hugh Cardoza a tl,.e Ara gon IN Atlanta,
said Mr.. Harp. "He was telling me
about fellow
''N'eI you see" resumed Emmett,
when the ventriloduist and the dog got
tcCether In the evening and went out
IN the corner, the dog would talk
"Money talks" said K'lmer, but l
never hear OF a dog talking"
4 ..The dog don't talk" said Emmett,
"tut everybody thinks he does"
"How do you tell that?" asked Miller.
IT don't have to tell 1t unless choose
to The ventri!oauist talks by throwing
his voice at the dog.
III + had that dog here now I'd throw
club at It," said Harp
.This dog don't bite" said Emmett.
''Anybody could throw his voice at him.
if he was ventriloquist, and he would
lust wag his tail
"What was that dogs name?" asked
Miller.
dog was hungry"
''why didn't you give him bone?"
asked Kilmer.
u think you'd better cut that tail"
remarked Harp.
"I'V tell this tale II I get arrested for
disorderly conduct" said Emmett, as he
leant up against the lamp post and put
his right foot on the Curb!ng.
,"It WIS about twenty years ago." hc
continued.
.,Tl,n the dogs dead now, amt he2"
asked Miller.
i '"rhnt reminds mo or the tlmc met BOD.
Golden in Newport News" snid Kilmer,
Gle was standing on the dock looking
al the sea, Suddenly fish jumped UP
and grabbed him by tn, foot, Let go my
foot said Bob. u Will not said the
fish 'rhen I will throw you into the
sea.' With that no kicked the fish out
what Kind OF a fish was that you
kicked into the sea:' asked Bobby.
A"T didn't kick any fish Into the sea-,
he rep;i,d. Then 1t is on my foot now"
II gave him the laugh. but he held up
f, his shoe--'
ut is sole, don't you see 1t on my
sheer"
"Ir that dog were hero now" said
Harp, she'd fall dead
"One day this yentriloquist threw his
voice, and the dog said, I'm hungry!'."
&C ntnued Emmett,
'I'm thirsty said Harp, Tets have
some Of that Cascade Schnapps.''
Everybody took some, and then Emmett
called truce, set 'em up to Man About
Town perfsctos, and Mr. Sparks counted
out the change. s 55i33 Il, sl II AZ
And this tale Of the dog was never told
~ n 8.tss n 4 nc fgE i a5i af5 INIT. r
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win. Northampton county: Bertha Harris
Furmyille; Miriam tlearling NotloIh
county Miss Eva Hotrick. Rnppahaunuck
county; Martha Holman, Amelia county.
Elizabeth King, Alexandria; BESSIE Mc-
George, King and Queen county Luc'le
MonInaw, Salem; Claudia Perkins, New
port News; Lottle Snead. Lewlstoh'
Courtney Taylor Amelia county,
DR., O, 3. Sears has been securea us u
SIMPLY M tho Baptist Church until n req
I, ar pastor can be called,
DR.. Garland Wiley Of Wise county,
spent the holidays with his sister, Mrs.
joseph l.. Jarman
Miss Maud Jones' New Store. class OF
1900. visited the school Thursday ana
Friday, on her way back TO her work
ut Henderson, N.
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was gowned in white silk applique and
lace Mrs. j. 3. Foraker one of \ ne
handsome women Of the senatorial circle,
was III bl1e velvet, angel sleeves dad
bertha OF Duchcssc lace. Miss Helen
Cannon, the daughter Of the Speaker OF
tho House. wore light broadcloth With
cluny lnce collar and Insertions. Her
sister, Mrs. LeScure,a princess gown APP
pllauesl.
rho diplomatic reception at the White
House Thursday night the first Bachelors
cot,lilon Wednesday, and the reception
Saturday night at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Walsh, will make the first
week OF the new year notable.
n. A wedding OF Importance, and the only
one OF the year In tho United Estates SUE
prcme Court circle, will be that OF MISS
Isabel McSennn and Mr.. Fits Duhlcld
at the homo Of Justice and Mrs. Nc
kcnna. The presents have nlready been
shown to the friends, and include every.
thing for a house except carpets anu
Kitchen untensls. Il
Preparations for the Colonial ball. to be
given under the auspices OF the Daug hters
Of the American Revolution of the Dis
itrlct OF Columbia, are going successfully
forward. Many Of the ladies OF the
\ official and senatorial circles have signl-
fed their Interest, and intention to atteLd
in costume and take part in the grand
march. General e. s. Greedy. president
genera, Of the sons OF the American Rev
olution, will come to Washington on the
18th especially To participate In the bail.
Colonel Winter, commander of the Min
utemen, and Sir. Wallace D. hcLLahe,i
secretary Of the Sons OF the American
Revolution, are asst tIrg the "Daushters.s
The memorial benefit ball to be given
by the Robert E. Lee Chapter. y. D. c.
OF the District OF Columbia on the
evening OF January II. at Rauschsrs
promises to be one Of the social events
OF the winter. Many distinguished eou.n,
crners will be present as we'll as those
prominent In official and social lie. re-
presenting other parts Of the country.
The following ladies have consented 70
art az patronesses.s Mrs " M b. Base
Mrs. Asbury c. Latlmer. Mrs. Lee g.
aOverman. Mrs. Arthur Pue German. Mrs.
D. A. DeArmond Mrs. W. A. Jones. Mrs'
Rice Pierce. Mrs. George A. Burgess,
Mrs. Jane Riggs. Mrs. Harry Heth. a1rs.
H. St George Tucker. Mrs. sidney d
Bowie and others.
No soAthern woman In Washington Is
more popular than Mrs. P. M Rixey. VIE
OF the Surgeon General OF the navy ana
fsister.in-law of Congressman John Rlxey,
az Culpeper. va. Mrs. Rlxey8is alwa8 s
1 Invited behind the llue" at White Houee
functions and Is frequent asssslan. as
the charming homes OF old residents. si.e
was the hostess at brilliant afternoon
reception this week. when her assistants y,
included herie sister, Mrs. s. Russell'
smith; Mrs Martin. wife of Hon. Z homas
S. Martin, Junior senator from virginia
Miss Grace Day. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. asn'
Miss RIxey. Miss Adee, Miss Goodwin.
Miss Elliott and Miss Taunt
Mrs. Robert N. Harper. wife OF Colorel
Harper OF Warrenton, Va. and Wash
inston, entertained at luncheon OF Tor y
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CLASS WITHOUT
SINGLE FAILURE |.
Remarkable Record Of Graduates
at the Female Normal
Institute.
(specia, to The Tlmes-Dlspatch3

I & =
FARMyILLN, VA. Jan. 9.-The work
of a new year Is well under way. but the
pleasures OF the holiday vacation are not
forgotten. The last special enjoyment
Of the young ladies who did not 80
homo was delightful programme OF
readings and music given by Mr.. !. ~
NATION and Dr. Elmer y. Jones. Mons
day evening, December Is. AS entertan-
ers, these young gentlemen are greatly
superior to many professional companies
who have visited Farmyllle. They We're
received with the most enthusiastic ap,
plause by the large audience, and proved
to be a company In themselves
Or. Jones sings, reads. Whistles, ana
playse upon the violin and mandolin. II
is a fact OF great interest that the violin
used by Or. Jones that evening Is a sen,
uine Cremons Of great age, valued py
experts at perhaps q thousand dollars,
Mr.. NATION u also sxsssdaugN verssr
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Holiday Accident.
Especial TO Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.)

II Especial TO The Tltnes-Dlspatch.)
Il FREDERICK HALL, VA. jan. o.--Mas.
ter Edmund Terrell. eldest son Of our
popular physician. Dr. p. g. Terrell. CUT
his eye very seriousty with a knife dur
Ing the holidays. but is now fast I'm
proving.
quite an amusing accident occurred
last Saturday to "Unce John Anderson"
veteran ice.gctter, who. with others
wa senploycd In gathering Ice on Mrs.
Herbs pond "uncle John" thinking no
would take drink OF water from tho
pond, approached the edge Of the Ice.
knclt down TO get It. when 10! he lost
Ills balance and tumbled IN, where ne
struggled around for Quito a whilo be-
fore assistance could be given him.
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C,reet anu Miss Green Of PHILADELPHIA.
The decora lions In the dining room wero
5violets and pink roses. the deh being car
fled out In the form and color Of the
lees. Ynnd the favors. dainty bon-bon
boxes, tied with violet and rose colo cd
ribbon. Christmas decorations obtained
In the other roo-1s In this hospltable
home on Capitol Hill.
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membered that the survey for one from
this place to Chase City, IN Mecklen-
burg county, was made over a year ago
ana quite lot Of the work of construc-
ton accomplished during last summer
The dullness in the financial market
caused il To be temporarily Abandoned
ana Ii has been quietly sleeping since
that time,
4. % proposed line passes through large
quantities of virgin timber In Lunenhurg
county and 1t is this that induces IN
terestcd parties to continue IN their ehort
to get the road built.
II II said ano,her large pdan'ng NH
is to &c up here In the near future, which
will give employment to large forca
OF hands, There Is already large Plant
of this natura hers. WHICH Is always
rushed with orders and NJ times have
SUI clent contracts ahead to keep u ousy
for weeks.
The effort 10 get tie Baptists 10 locate
one OF their female auxiliary schnols here
has not subsidized, but the matter was not
In the shape 10 be acted upon at the last
State Association and mad 10 be delsiFed
TO a later date. IT IS sun hcpea 70 SET
this for the town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
A New Industry.

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
BRISTOL. VA. Jan. o.-The large
wood working plant OF J. A. WILKINSON.
the lumberman, who came from Meadow
View TO Bristol q few months ago. was
put In operation this week. u gives ON
nlovme,,t to q large number OF hands.
mud Is the center for lumber business
covering a radius OF a hundred miles.