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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
ro-MioRRo w (Monaay2 MORNING.

- orr wareroons No. si2 East Board
ST., commencing at 1890 o'clock, We will
sell for party leaving the city fine Turn.
out, consisting OF handsome. heavy Bay
Horse, about seven years old. compara-
lively new Wagon suitable fsr t, nr 1ia
ness. which cost $40; also City and State
wagon License; also magnificent line 2!
q handsome Furniture e,nbra sSan s O;nx
Oak and Walnut Wardrobes, Oak and
Walnut Extension Tables and sldeboa rds.
Bookcases, Chiffoniers. Morris Chairs
Parior SHIFTS, Ladies' Parlor Desk, Pic
lures and Mirrors, Eddy Ice Box, in per-
feet order, lot Crockery and Glassware.
aplendid NO Cooking Range, three No.
N Cooking Stoves in good order: Gas
Range. Lounges Hat Racks. od d l. Beds ca,
bureaus ana Washstands; Hnamel Nat iron
and numerous other household articles.
All OF this furniture Is exceptionally
good and must be sold on account Of
parties declining housekeeping.
N TIIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
fed as executor under the will OF FRED
y ERICK QUARTERBACK, deceased. calls
20 pay THE said debts to the executor
or his attorneys at an early date. and
all persons having claims against said
Il estate Will present them at the law Of
n. Tenth street, ground floor, Times
Building e
II. ~. STEIN. Executor.
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TRUSTEES ,:.1[ AUCTION SALE

5TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE
99s 81 o r VA
"a FARM 5cONTAINING1 49X ACRES,
WITH AN EIGET-ROOMaN DWELL-f
ING AND USUAL 8$OUTBUILD--&5
INGS, a5ADJOININCil 54 TIID }if.s-.
5BEAUTIFULsgVILL e. OF BON lR.
THE DWELLING I9gABOUT3O p .a55
SQUARE &FROM&THE DEPOT
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4 I will sell at my auction house. No.
Nopf y Gavaptbg 81 rect 1'ii{ n

ne Will sell at my auction house. No. 10
4 a - MONDAY, j GjLY. IS, 1904.
bies six Ice y Cream Parlor Marbel Top
Tables, Oak Hat Racks, four Refri gera-
tors (arge and small) Walnut Bookcase.
one large Office Desk, with Screen. big
lot OF High Grade Rockers, fifteen Easels,
one large Range, several Rolls Of Mat
ing, six Childern's Table Chairs, Nursery
Chairs 1E0 pairs Men. 8 & High Grade
assortme nt OF Rugs, Mirrors. W ardrobes,
5Bedkteads, Mating. one Kitchen afev
two Kitchen Cupboards e ID q. lot ct other
things too numerous to m entlon.
FissS GEO. w. Mayo ctioneer.
BIC. Buford, Manager and Salesman. /,
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co. n
a ,.f 113 Main Street 3S4 SAN
Court Sale Large
3.Story D tached Brick
Store and III Dive D Hing
No. 1000 & Corner Ashland and
Washington Streets. 4.
KrIOwrJsAs
TERR't ST HALL.
IA AND 55g.5F =; IA ST Z! II.
West E md Lots
ON
Ashland and Jaoquslln Streets.
Ashland and aouusIln Streets.

BY virtue OF a decree Of Henhoo Cir
cult Court in%re Bennett, who sues. &c,
vs.. Terry ct ais, entered July 10. 1904,
appointing the und ersigned Special Com,
at RHW9Rles eAaeY!,o9 s sis4 pfe AZ NJ
in the following order, the real estate de-
scr6ed 4 sad deSre sex SO fStoEs alley
on l. south side Jacauelin Street beginning
29e feet west OF Randolph Street.
7 3. VACANT LOT, fronting 7oxo7 feet
& on south side JacauelinS Street beginning
81 LOT fronting 72xs7 feet northwest
with BRICK STORE and DWELLING,
HALL and other improvement ts thereon,
a 4. VACANT LOT, b fronting 30xi26 fest
to an alley on south side OF az 4&shls nd
Street. beginning 30 feet east OF Carter
Street. IA 5ig5,. e "a 522.25. IA; q
End nd ana and l the improvemenss. known as
E1,ERRY'S HALL.Sts considered tie best
constructed and most valuable roperty
II. that section. or u. ACIUAL..US SD.
SPECULATION Or. .INYi ,; $ EN IN we
the e. H hLtS BIDDER. =
TERMS-One third cash, balance y, ~
and IS months tle retained by the court
convey vance ordered Z by the court; 3or all
cash. Sale made subje to coniffma ton
~ - 80 80 Ohm 81. GAYLE,
EDGAR B.EENGLIsH,ss
s.gS.9P.8 PATTESON,Es
WALLACE ST. BROWN,
58 II Special Commissioners.
The bond required by the decree In
July ls-5t s. p W4ADDILL. Clerk.
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BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust to
tho undersigned trustee. dated January
13. 1902 and recorded in the clerk 8 o flee
at Chesterneld9 County Courthouse In p.
: 51O2, p.5s 495, default having been made
4 in !. a part Of the debt secured the reby,
and being required so to do blythe bene-
tdc!ary, / will sell by publ auction, on
9s.f1.THURsDAY, JULY 81, 1904 .$i !:
at Il o. clock P. M the property describe
In said deed OF trust, lying and being in
Chesterfield county, joining the village
of Bon Air on the west; said line running
up almost3to the depot 58ts. vs.
1.-THE owner requ ted me to subd1vlde
the land In tracts of about ~ a res& ca en-,
orfto suit purchasers, thus giving each a
chance to buy a home. III first sell ne
dwelling and barn with land north Or
creek and west Of road IN front OF mouse.
balance in amounts called tor. This ct
I of 4lafta has q fine stream o + ter flowing
through 1t, which some day may be used
as the water supply Of Bon Air. = mere
is a good young orchard and plenty OF
woodland. ]. u III III
TERMS Cash enough to pay expenses
of sale, all taxes d ue and unpaid on day
of sale. and 81 $40 with in terest from y uly
49, 1905, until paid; the residue IN equal
finstalments at one and two years from
day of sale: notes given with interest
added and secured by trust deed on the
property; or all acash,i Il desired Pa si 8,
terms may be announced or. day OF sale.
Is b s. JAMES H CRENSHANV, 49,
r. It Trustee.
By James H. crenshaw, Auctioneer,
J1lly lost FRS sfstl sSs SIKH
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BY James H. Crenshaw, n q
Real Estate Agent and fAuctioneer.
1013 e. Main Street. s. AZ II
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Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
No. no N, Seventh Street.

q "a, LOT H1aH GRADE MDN's
y PANTS. PARLoR MAHOGANY IA T
BLES. MARBLE TOP ICE CREAM Ia a
TENSION TABLES REFRIqERATORS,
LARGE OTFICD DESK. SMALL OF
FICE DESK, CHILD'S DESK. up
CARD TABLES, LARGE AND SMALL
CENTER TABLES ETC. ETC. x
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TO 20 LET LIZ, ,.5 5S s5.3s3
Nice Brick Dwelling. No.. 20 IS. Adams
#a Street; possession September! lst.
Brick Dwelling, n o. 300 s. e. Third s trcet
Brick Dwellings. N os. 27os and :7o4 East
s#aEa Main Street: reduced to SEQ pei mo. \
Large Brick u yelling. l3oG Ross strec..
$Brick 4 D yelling, No. &s2 N. "A 10Th Street.
New corner Store. with Dwelling a oOTe.
sffss s75f Nh Second Street. ia
III S@ Possession September 1at only 500
per annunl.4 S3i sslss8
Brick Dwelling, No. Bis n. fth Street
Brick Dwelling, N o.. 5n2 W. Cary Street,
n possession Sjepte EN- Der co. 1901
Also smaller houses 4 in var ious sect Ions
$es; OF the cit ssSs 3#sS M
3SS Fg3H Real Est teEand Loans.
@ IL n. Eleventh Street. HEN
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a Real Estate Trust Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
8ssf, HI CHMOND UC,rION CO
& Geo. Fl. Valentine Auctionee


COMMISSIONERS sALEaATf PUBLIC
OF "A TRACT OF LAND
IN II ENRICO Y,,8fc,ONTAININGi
2l244ACRES.E ALB OUT THIRTEEN MILES
tIEI4OWg RICHMOND, r. II r Eco ARh
TIERS OF a MI LIE FROM EGLISO STA
5TION,38 CHESAPEAKE e SeANDNOH1O
RAILWAY. AND &f FORMERLY.I.B BE
sLONGED TO GPHI LIP 4CiARTHRlGH!E,
NOW j FEC EASED. Al Ri IS
Court Of Iienrico county, entered Noyenl-
nson set ais VS.. Alice T. sGa5rthrght, II
will sell by public auction In front EofIthe
$foor50fgticy courthouse otHHenrico coun-
"a THURSDAY. JULY 81. 1901. i5:a5
at a O'Clock AZ. NJ, the property men-
toned above. The land Is iii good scondi-
a fair amount.of timber on II.
Good well and fine spring o freestone
water. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st % a
good farm house and fothsrsSf bulldings:
5conyenient to schools oh Hrcllas and
stores, and is in a healthys sec tjons Of tile
country. sssS9Ssa. ~ s. ny
TERMS As One-third cash@and 4 the. bal
Sance at one and two years for egot liable
notes, With interest added, and Il the III tic
ISAAC fDIGGs,
St Special Commissioner.
hereby cert T. that the bond rean, red
mentioned cause has been dnly g Iiy4n.
5Jdyy 17-tds I'D 4, a q CLERK. 33
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hi .ss Il DOUGLAS e. TAYLOR
No. Ills u. Main Street. IN
HAS FOR RENT

4 Franklin Street Resi- dence. opposite aloii-
f5 roo Park: possession about September.
No. is NJ. Laurel Street, opposite Monroe
Park; possession in septem Der. b
No. Ito Main Street. between Firsti%and5
sss Second Streets: possession Sept LIST On
No. r2l2& Clay Street. between ]! Second and
No. los Twenty-eiEhth Street, very close
~ to LIBBY Hill Pa TX: .possessionss Sept. io@
st$S and Eighth; possession at once
No. a2s w. Cary Street; possession sap-..
No. 'ilol West Main Street; possession
5tg$N. September next. ias III <
MOI Eighth Street, between Marshall
Sag and Clay Street !, possession Sept y st
No. 7ls8 II. Marshall & Street; possession
September 23d. rs N n
sa Ftrst-clAssa Fl at nor Invest corner Of
Leigh and Seventh: possession Sept. l5th.S
s& Flat No. 81 e. Franklin corner Fourth.
SS SS3 SUBURBAN. sa
Strictly o I. and nptto.datet pws'lt-
sf5 ~ i OIJGsAS E.'rAiLO r.
"a Ron ter OF Real Es tai c. St
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

isaTH REGULAR MONTHLY DIVISION
OF PRoFlTs-,Iuly lst lsoi; The Storey
e l$l02 ~. The Bourse Philadelphia, Pa,
ting day announced and paid to all Gus
itomers Of record net PROFIT OF 2ls per
II ceEtum (2la per cent? on ali funds on
hEdepoRt during June for investment Sub
ject 10 withdrawal ON demandl, and on
special time accounts net profit Of 2is
per cent plus 2 per cent, regular quar-
u terly bonus. Cotton inyestInepis as thus
operated present the best.9the snfesl and
most profitable medium now before the
public, booklets free.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monda day.
nv The Valentine Auction Co.,
e12 East Board Street,

rrRACrrvE AUCTION sALE OF
a FINE FuRN1TttREsSs,sf A { SO FINE
CRY +ANDSSTATfEE WAGON LICENSE.
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tc6, g < PER FOOT WILL, TO MAX
,pOk.SO a saleHat once a buy a &28,el40
foot lot, Grace, betw cen ombardy and
Avenue. Extra cheap. 83 u 558
J 81 B. ELAN g. c
99Sa 3.s33 5s ilg 1l13 e. Ma In. X
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BY Richmond Auction CO.. & e
1905 Il. Main S stree 2ic hnond'9 Il Va

TAKE NOTICE!
SPECIAL LARGE TRADEa SALE OF
H GENERAL 3MERCEIANDlSIJ&ayV ED
NESDAY,%JULY 201'EI l{ss3l{
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By James II. Crenshaw, Auctioneer.
Jl1ly lost isSfl sSs I'd I3 G!.is &,tg4
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we have many other attractive DWELL
ings IN the West End Sins different 1oca
tons at various prices and on rea son a bic
terms, ~ 3s zsa }5si III 81 ae5
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The bond required BY the decree In
above cause has been given.
July l6-5t s. lP.IssWyA A-DDDll,l. aGleerk.E
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Tho Following sales are scheduled for
y this week:
u p. M. Thursday Three story detached
brick store and dwelling, No. 1900 Ashland
Street, corner Washington, and several
lots in Ashland and Jacquelin Streets,
/ BY J. Thompson Brown.
"a p. NJ. lThursday-A falsa containing
51ls 3-4 acres, with eight room dwelling,
with usual outbuildings. adjoining Bon
Air. by James H. Crenshaw.
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by The Valentine Auction Co.,
f. y. Auctinneers.i 5s5}
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Look at his ] ]: ).

3s@ $50 for Lots. Hanover and h Sycamore
Streets. 1879 fee deep. II SKI
s1s for Lots on Park Avenue. n ear
sstrawb berry. 4. I, 1, 4. s, I. J, !,
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4. " - = u TEN RO ON ~ BRICK. DE-
3,7SO{ tacfed t Dwelling; wide lot;
nicely papered and painted; Seventh, be-
tween Clay and I1eish Il
s& 8i.s5 z. 0 n. t3 r eventh Street..
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n onun,ent Avenue Loi,

1 80 y 10, WILL. & EFT r " &. GOOD
DID W Frame Houses. In Il flrst-rate
condition In Jackson Wards best renting
AIoca II ty Rent 800 ca CHI. y
& 'f5 3IIARRISONa3& G RIA
Il g. N. Eleventh Street.
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REAL /; +; ]. ESTATE !; s ! ] / e
REAL ESTATE For Sale.

Z q, 49,, ELEGANT WHITE BRICK
- lI.OOO ana granite Dwelling. IN
West End. With the most modern err 9, o9n (
the hnndsomest buildings IN the city. K
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Is SPLENDID CORNER BRICK.
DO..SOOSDweling, 16 rooms, II modern
centrally located; = near
slslg nth and Marshall Streets. 555
7ss 1ARRISONS&&G GRANT 54$
ai$ vi ss855 s$ NJ Eleventh Street..
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IA wv. D. BUTLER,
Adm inistrator Of G go. IA. Haynes.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. alentine, uctioneer.5s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-21
after The Libray
aonans Fe1eration Wants tie
BooAs for The Public Library

lnteFest is growing stronger er-
ery dag - The contest for the fres
library offered b the Merchants Vi
TIE city ara 3 tie ExPzEss. The
Aigh School was II the lead last
week with tie Eiks sec7Bd II tie
race. The Carnegie pubic library
stood third Tire High School pa-
Pils are IN the race to win. while
the Elks also seem destined rs
prove Formidable contestants.
The Federation Of Woman 5
Clubs thinks the books SHOULD be
voted ioE the PubSc library. One
Of the ladies sends the ExpRzss
the following communication ou
the subject.
The ladies Of The city fedora
uon have decided 10 cast their votesl
ior the public library because they
believe the books viii do mare good
there than IN any other place. In
the public library they can be read !
0y every one and a larger number /
q our people VII therefore receive /
ne benefit Of them tfan would b
he case if they were ii the schooIl
i5rary Or in any other place. vel
iPpeal 70 ar the citizens Of thel
own to cast their votes for The
'rblic library By SO doing thev
an accomplish lasting good for the
ity. The books In the public III
rary VIII receive the best Of care
nd they viii eread b. every mar.
oman and child in the CITY Who'll
-sires to read them. No ins.itu-
on IS more useful 10 a city or re
scts greater honor upon II than
lblic library. Every one has al
'Portunity to help is il securing
'e and we expect all interested RI
Is great cause to come TO our a
stance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-21

s'4ssaiag upright wiEh her hands
cl2sPed behind her had Her
form Is arrayad il what appears to
x . combination q Indizn and
rfviiized dress. and ber ewes are
gazing into space Beyond one
ton she makes very picturesque
interesting. and attractive figure
as was evidently the opinion Of 4
New York preAman. who. being
- Chickssha tire ofher day. saw
ihe photograph On the waii al the
hotel
With The inquisitireuess Of his
ciass he Immediately rvtermined
70 have An interview with the
original and learn something Of
her history
The features Of the little Mise
Sweet Running Water he de-
scribes As well defined snd her fx-
ure as nigh peFfect. Her flesh 4
of a dull brown color. her face =
trife flushed with red. and herl
lips Of duh red She possessesl
intelligence Of a high order. and
her wits have been sharpened byl
contact with civilized life. More
oTer, she has had the advantage Of
2 hrst-class edacation, betting
7er position As a daughter Of one
II the richest members Of her true
.rihe.
The dusky young beauty proved
o be Of a communicative disposit-
on. and readily answered the
many questions put to her By the
HqnisitiFe caller. She told him OF
he number Of marriage proposals
Fhich the exhibition Of her photo
raph At the hotel had brought
er, all Of which she had, how
ser. declined.
Of course, the newspaper man !,
anted 70 know the reason why. =,
hereoH she explained that she :,
ID firmly resolved never to Be- i
me the wife Of a white man =
nike the great majority Of III
an damsels, whose chief ambit-
q IS 70 win 'pale-face' hus
nd, she has no affection except q
{ her own race and she confess ha
to having already promised her g
nd and heart to fine, hand 81
ne Indian bravo. trs
As showing that her beauty had u
y IN no wise exaggerated. II I
y b mentioned that a few weeks ! M
handsome prize was offered q
the most beautiful Indian
den IN all Indian Territory. IT.;
re were, Of course, 4 large
Hbcr Of competitors, but there -
none to compare with Sweet m
ming Water who, to her great We
was therefore award tn,
he prize. W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-21

j. IS reported that hail fen q
Chickasia Wednesday. Nothing
has fallen near I'll Reno for weeks
except real estate and that has
came down ia torrents from the
tree toPs. We would be glad to
nave any thing fall ii this vicinity
i e only was moist Even tears.
j ooPious, would be acceptable
~ Reno American
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Who Knows Her?
Marvellous Story Of An Indian
Gin Who Has Had 600
Proposals Of Marriage

Il IS IN Old saying that you have
n 70 away from home to learn she
news The following story Is from
London It'd Bits. II has been cop
led quite widely. Chickasha peo
pie ought TO know some Of the
wondrous beauty whose picture
adorns the walls Of her .one hotel
The story readefh thus.
There are few girls in the world
who are able 10 say that the ezhibi-
ton Of their photographs brought.
them 500 proposals Of marriage.
Indeed. the probability is that on
u one damsel can make that proud
boast, and she is not Of white blood
either.
The girl whose personal charms,
As depicted BY her Photograph. |
seems to play such sad havoc with |
the susceptible hearts Of the stern
er sex is q fnll-blooded Indian
maiden. She rejoices in the poe
teal name Of Sweet Running
Water" and resides on hea faith
RS settlement, near the town Of
-hickasha, Indian Territory. in
he United States.
The 'old man, as prospective
uitors no doubt cali him Is 4 h
member Of the Kiowa tribe Of IN Il
ians. He IS reputed to be very a
Fealty, and in more stirring times 4
'as one Of the most valiant n
braves Of his tribe. The latter 7
renmstancc perhaps accounts for n
,me Of his daughters admirers v
ing their wooing from a respect K
Il distance. o.,
For about three years now this Z,
markable picture has adorned
6 walls Of the Office Of the only
tel Of elhickasha. The picture
presents the somewhat slender dr..
ure Of young Indian maiden tol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-21

Ne still have several
bins Of best McAlester
Lump Coal which
must be moved, and
we are making prices
that will move II.
Your coal orders will
receive prompt atten-
ton. Send them to US.
Amsden's, Phone SO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-21

Delicious home-madecandies. cool
drinks, ice cream, fine cigars and
tobacco at N. Morgan's srdst II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-21

CAsETEa
~ ArsI ASST. 1AsE1za
E4A-E EzIET Assn ctsE--
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bench during the time for which he was
appointed was snch that he was unani-
sino,isly nominated to succeed himself by
the Democrats, and the Republicans did
hot put up a candidate against him
While he was serving as a Justice OF
tho Supreme Court he refused to con.
sidtrS n tender OF the Democratic nofnis
:,ation for Governor In 1891, and after
the election Of MIR. Hill to that office he
declined to rbe a candidate for United
States senator, although urged to do 50
by MIR Hill and all of tile Influential
Democratic leaders. In 1902, wliet, Coler
g.vas nominated for Governor. ailIthat
prevented the nomination OF Judge Par.
4ker by exclamation was the repbrt clrc,i-
lated by his close friends. Mr.. Hill In par
Eticular, that ! G. the nomination should lie
conferred upon him In opposition TO his
wishes he would decline It. Nearly every
politician In the State, Republican as
we'll as Democrat, now admits that III {
Judge Parker had been the nominee
against Governor Odell III that yeut he
would have been elected.
Judge Parker was thirty-four years Of
$50 when he became q Justice OF tile su-
rretne Court, IN 1891, when he was IN
ibis forty-seventh year, he received tho
nomination OF his party for chief Judge
of the Court Of Appeals. That was the
year In which the Democracy Of the State
Et.t1d nation was III the slough OF dcs-
Fond, owing to the defeat OF Mr.. Bryan
2 Z. Il Z l "a L
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WARM SPRINGS ! !; 4 \ I
IN GAY !. ATTIRE I | I ! ;. I.
Ang1nflux5 si nc S1tV 1's s
Life and NJ, o;ysc 1T ts @
sss 3S q lace e. s553s,
Il M IN y 3 3
!. 4 Z 3. = 3,rha an,II1llcsIDispaEctl.)

fsuecial II TO ,rl,e II incsI p ispatcl Ne
WARM sPR1 u 9.--4Afi ~ Il
srlux 81 young Peep dI ring s the .S
art q the week nd ded niue
|$bratiom d & the
4; o,,nd iup tllat Ill II Ra
s@,rhn charnl OF # the place brings
III ack to us, mo only those who: have been
coming year iii and ear on 9 IS even
81 nose who al one fine orr an o. ere
i;riyinp throuE II the Valley and ca sum
All 4 IN 10 ~ one of the din ners hlcht
have done SO much to ana ee5s ! ne 1lf,Se
for these ca sual strans 81 IL
|ynriab bly, come ba ck,g e . ~ 5 IS
snride III telling YOU tlla such ana avg sucn
a y
IA 4 4 lways Intended a com 2 sback5
ro spend q lie. VA 81
,sThe weathe has been lori Gus, and me
q, cdest Rams hay bccn max cling ne ~
l8nf IL. "a 20 TO r ocls Or
SRnck 81 Nh lcl1eve ranay ha ppen To- PC MS
|SfayorIte, and once more get IS,
the Aleghan .esaa thed n 81 ~
tho s,l Lisa ppea rs be hilld5 tlls =,
ION :n Or re- he love rsS OF tl'e q ~,
-, it,me those at Tassa turn arm
$areS Kent lybus carrying artes lo ne ne
where they are seryir eli q. i
n, 81. b, Inners lin true old y
~ Ia ia les of tors who are
t,r,, III ana 8rid Ing over there troi1lSslhe
Warm u. and III 81 and the Healing \,
Among Il the arrivals durlng .atn 9 = 3
week Ssiare Mr.. gorge Roper ~ s
tan,ily OF orfok, clone! aliu ~
Moahet p. CT Mra.5 sasli';5
ders = Jone s, ouisvile IS ~ "
Zones, Miss lucy Jones, ter Bslr-
lett ZONES, aster saunde ~, . S.. : lses.2
M. Grimes Column sra e;
Miss Annie Lou Grimes, 1l. s. g.
Greensboro, and liei age
awe Philad elphia, Pa: Mrs, p
ord i, Phllad Mr. and Mrs:N Y.
rrndle, New ayen, Conn: ~ Is, So. -,
~ Sanford, 1'aunton N S. ; ~ Y. ~! y,
chase q ain esvil Mr.. loWaara =,
Allen Gloversville, MIS-. ~ 2 \,
tsnfe. cincinna all Mrs. Fl D. Gau.t, !,
cinnati; Mrs. Thon,as 1<inscy
i'm Cincinnati; Judge and m N rs, q e4iN 'qe
Campbell, St. Louis N rs BENJAMIN 2 &; ~
Valentine, Richmond. Va; " RS.
rs. Meade, n lchmond. Mrs 81 ,, El,Ss-
! M ELI az peter, Louisville; Mrs " alters
n Escott louisville; Major PoWhalan
Pills, SRichm ond, Va; Miss Mer saIsl
Tucker s,urls Rtohmond. Dr.. and and MIS-
louisville. and the Misses g fslh-
som and party, from the same GU