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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-09
UNDERWEAR

This line is carried in all the cheaper rraa.,
but for this glad season We make special mote
of the better grades. Priced "'''
$500 up to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-09


PRUDENT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-09
500 up to $500
WOMEN'S SHOES

TO THE LADIES: May they live long and
prosper; may they be comfortable in GLORIA
shoes, the five dollar shoe for three fifty; and
any other priced shoe, such as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-09
HALF HOSE

Fancy colored or plain; to suit every taste
and demand. We have most complete as.
sortment of this seasons products Priced
tOc to 25-35c to 5O-75c to 81. .50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-09
MEMS SHOES

This is our strong hold. We offer mora
shoes, more styles and more prices than anv
other seller of shoes in this part of the state
We make specially of Hanan and Douglas
shoes. Together with other first-class makes
Have prices
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-09
SUIT CASES

Under this head offer all kinds of travel
in bags, trunks. etc. This line is new ana
bright, and priced below others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-19
.W;, " 10 CARRY NINTH.
Maynard Expects Solid Deslega-
ton and Election Of Parker,

(Fro,n Our Regular CORE sponde mi,
N WASHINGTON, d. C., ALE, 4 S,--"V ".
giI,.a will send a solid delega ton 81 ten
Democrats to the mex + congress IL my
opiniol', said Repres I've Harry
Maynard, who hal come 5to & Nyashin gtona
for q few days looking up departne
business. 5"of course, there Will be a tight
iaS the Ninth District bit I believe: Wy
SCR Willapull through By q sal "a ma 1orlty,
over 81 er1p the present rnemb IA 3
ID Speak king OF the national situat lon. m n.
MAYNARD sa Id: n i boil eYe the Dem ocratlcl
prospects are growing bet nj D. the
time " I believeGtwe have In y Judge Parker,
% candidate who Will stead lyl grow b In
ponillar favor. I think he will be parti-,
cutarlyJ strong among the great masses
of'silent voters In the Eastern and / n ids
die Western Sta tes-the people who ma Ike
no fuss about their opinions, ri Or what
tl,ay are going to 10 y IL an election 1t
Il buf { IA turai that such a character as
Judge Parker, should aTlneal to the true
eo ,llIIIn of such people. II OF course,
there IN i grea t deal In nias tson. and
the party III Pc g Iva ys has he aa /
ganiza ton, But you cannot tell what
some 'nfflela connsetl en 'or in,med! 70 self
vote Will go large vi to ~ Sc Pa n err
tho East and especial ly Iii View Eng-
land and Massach uset tic, WI II kelly tai e
part In 8 the sllrpris Nj marty, 8sS You II
notice thai Sens solS todks 10 sying
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GOES HIGHER |: ! :: !, ! !:
CHICAGO !. BOARD D
Unfavorable Crop ports Leads t.al]$s
Is 8Another Sudden and
v Exciting Rise. ~
II 8tllbl " I. = !. q 1 .. n a z
AZ A ruoria cd Press, u

ma (BY{ Associated Press. 81
Ss CHICAGO Aug 4 "a nervous crowd
OF interested; spectators wa ted "a the tap
Of the opening bell the Board 1Ht,;3
5of Trade ca ger to sell whea1t on
the previous day they had been to buy: B,
The price suffered q decline at the n 3:
Sment Sof opening ging from ls q cent =
toe about cents bus prices
ia a e. sudden reb onnd and eat.
which was sold own to 0S,4 q
5jumped8,,p again to q .S8.
The reason for the tange q II hea , "
among the trad ers as was h9vra early
trading to-day yas fa lure @ " the
Weather Bureau foreca posalpie 8
frost in the sprin g eat country tosc
true. Hundreds Of Gus ea town ss! WI
5ers had hardly Of when
twas reported egrams from NYlIa B
nipeg. sent by well k 81 ~
miner who had gone u AZ amt nit on .
that the r,,st tina had ruined tle8 CROPS
ana e. DakGtaF Mas
ened that, part OF the country l 3S g
similar calamity. 8}
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S. uLLMAn'S son,
Down. own stores, te2o.1s22 East Main
t5 Street. W a own Store, 5o6 East
n Il Marshall Street.
i III Phones at our rWo Stores.

he vi Il IN AXE any speeches during the
campaign. Mr.. DavIs's friends are conf
dent the electoral vote Of the State viii
be cast for Parker and Davis. II y is
5unquesu onably the most popular Deno-
jcr:at In r. the State, He employs II more
labor than any ma n In Wesley rsinia, S and
as a West Virginian said 1T to-day: 50 n o
man ever sW,orke ed for Henry Davis with
out becoming his friend for always Shut
downs may come. but Mr.. Davis never
let's one Of his rkingnlen SUI fer. Y u
Only Want a Fair Count.
I & Democrats can get Ill fair count the
State will be- Democratic. Republicans
are In possession Of the election ma
5chinery. and the absence Ola la vi requlr:-:
Ing the registrat ion Of voters ma es The
OF negro voters by the Re-
spublicans Al matter OF easy accomplish
mont But Democrat to are more thor
3oug1llys united and more determined 70
"A perfect organjzat ion 4 Is being affected.
There will be no lack OF funds, Il n
4 Representative John Sharp w lllans is
still here but he exp cts 10 81 cave to-
morrow with Judge Gooch, 81 Kent lucky.
10 spend al eek at the latter's HON 4. '.'
.11a We no dc finite plans for the campo igna'
said N III liams. 5 T am In the hands
at the national committee. read to work
wl1erever:ait may be chosen to send me.
II have Snnd erstood that n II was planned
to keep me at work In assachusctt IS.
ii like the Bay State ople '''5;sss5
About the last Of the virg inians ~ 9
ca me here To- attend I he motif ication
ceremonies left tonight. Exile Lieutenant AN.
Governor Ischols and lionel Joseph But 1'll
ton was practically the las t to ID part.
They proposed to stop In Clifton =
Forge to attend a session night OF he
Tenth District D Democratic Commit ee. 81
which Colonel Button II Is Schairma md
Mr.. Echols a m ember. 8
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= . 2.
ARE ON THE DEFENSIVE.
Campaign sLitera ture Y Y s e, by Re Re;
sn,ur,blicans All Along This Line

ss (From Our Regular 70 ~ ~: .,$
YAsHINsToE I, a ave ison 9ressionai
campaig II Committee. was ba ek In a s n
iiIgton o-days. having returned from e New
Fork fter s week .ts 1an,.
cowherd does not INN -, u
New orl, q t least for the present ~
stho,IrhS he lis possible the exlgencies n OF
the campaign may REQUIRE It. Z,
Mr.. Cowherd back from :, sw Y
campaign documents he cha "a ter !, y :
which fairly illustrate the teno r Ct the
Republican mana gerlal mind !, ne nocu-
Iments are all speeches de!lverea 1pat
t 4 ae' almost Invariably on he'd
sfensive being in reply to Democratle
alta cks the ine nR9 l th a. lsst
pat p2ley Gro sSagea.
ma King a pamphlet OF Gelg hty-eig hit pages,
5WhIchNis a general lion. Of The epup--3
5iican position and an Exhaustive "a uda-
Prssid RooSeye. ana
Is used & is that in which he sought .t 9
5rIdicule the Democ Gratis as never SHOWING
what they wanted, and ext01li kthes he.
for beaE alWays used
Senator Gallinger's on the gOyernment,,s
f1scai policy, Doll yer on the trusts. Al,
Sdrich on government expedlt9ses ,a aa1
McCum Der In defense q BENSON GItee
On Repubii can-made prospe s Hit n
defense Of the Panama coup and Dalzell
On Republican reciprocity ere leasu 1'n!s
forth1.s The re Is a lso used NICE leary very
5y Sylltt efrort not ten words q which
We're delivered on the floor,of the House,
which was printed in violation Of i the I'M = !.
tho close 81 the last session. 5T The Me- leary
5sneech lis divided into three pamphlets
and contains a little Of everything n aie
tie sunt that was ever sal q BY ~ tepul o
u About the most indefens!ble per ornlance
inthls Republican mpalgn Literary tG as g g
sGminat!on 4s the speech 1hls ol he.
apl Ilssu attacked Bourke Cochran. while along
With the n Dalzell q speech aIes sent out
garbcd extracts from coGkram spS1ec 9
Daizeil. SSS' Only q that IA part of Cockran'E
sreeci,7is used In which ttacked the pro-
stective tariff pol ick, ssSs5 is NJ "a
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closelyta Ill home. He realizes he has a lot
to do to save himself. The reciprocity
idea Is stronger thrii ever III New Eng.
land and Republican lea ders themselves
are Ii, small degree responsible for It. n
al believe the Democrats WILL carry
New York by not less than 80, 90 n1a-
jortty. ,rhe objection OF some to Senator
Hill as burden to the Democrats, IS
more than Offset by the rcpugnance IN
many parts OF the State. TO Governor
o. Dell, who Is bossing New York almost
as much as Roosevelt, has dictated to
the National Republican party. a in
ali, think we have nothing to complain
Of, and believe It Is going to continue
to 4 Improve from now on. 4 f. XII
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Bill For eel ose,.s
(By'Assoclated I'rta,jssIs,)

BASKERVILLE, q q q, !, gtist ls,---Ju dge
Pritchard to-day, ia the Limited States ties
Circuit Court I, heard and cont nued untll
saturday n motion by pet tloners tob file
"a bill @of Foreclosure fsof deed IN trust IN
the case pf the Atlantic Sea hoard Cont
.3pany i Va, Caro- Ina.S No thern Company
,The action involves ething in no
neiEhborhood Of half a million dollars
The deed of trust In quest ion was given
K o secure this sum of mo rley loaned by
Sparties III \ Philadelp hla,s The Carolina VI
Northern Ra ilroad Comp any Is now " the
hands pf q recei YER, and the mo ton 70 slor
the purpose az nterYenlna ana to $l Q J.
tain poWey W foFeclose and ssll tae sg9aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-19
VALLEY &, AS oCIAT;IlO y. &
/ Great Attend ance at Mill Creek 'sEs
Church, in B otetourt

Especial to- The lev
Baptist Association I, 4, es
seventy sixth session with the :
Baptist Church Botetourta county ~ re-
a,aetinn Il Judge ~. Mo So en:5
as mod era tor; " . 81, 4h
Roanoke lily. vice. Any
Turner aof iolns, as seer tary. ~ !,
81 Fort sever, churches, out Of about
~! we're REPRESENTED by ne!e-
gates besides large =, !, oty fied
ana twenty. five orr thirty min
those from other associat lions, u, IN,
GreeK was pp,ly
rnsnnnI 81 to ~ DR. u. 7, Hend ersor. OF the
Virginia institute .sof Bristol 81 ],
su g sen9a' 81 snf sR
s soaSd hes te school
hYa and inter-
.cussion, the report was adopted, !, I,
The report on ministe rial support, read .py
aden ea'e ana
dutVs of tie churches to care for he pastors
and families who had g! ven the best q
'g Tle second con ss aay. brought
gether one OF the argest crowd y, Of people q!
over assembled lat NJ Ill Creek Church J. Tho
house was packed ~. into
! The report on foreign missions ellol.ea
lengthy and most interesting ulscusatuH' ~ 1.S5
The report showed this seryice to- be In y ~
healthy and prospero --cond!t ton, yet as the
work advanced the field sof labor was eI-:
larged. / and ii the same proportion. the me-
oesalty was forcing itself upon the churches
for larger contributions. which would pc ab-
solutely essential q to a ntinuance OF the
work. A. The entire morning session was con II
su,,ed on tho question. when the report was
adopted IS n SA 3
evening session, number Of q speeches We're
made. n g}33t 3 ss NJ t {$s }s
inlversary OF the organization OF the Mil
Creek Baptist, and was 8ot q most interesting
character Vi! ss;88a lil Ss l3 ID
,sEs,, ss ss as'a g esis'' Friday
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In N, ew,' y y o 9 II !;

can eral shifting around OF lie
position III wleat day on 2 violent e
opening break 81 8 cents 81 bush l,8sc Is z;
ring September d own 1923 December e, lt'
to III 81 u and 1os IN the sl locai
market, and many big holders took ' u thelr
snrofits During he a ternoo wi, ca was a 8
;erratic and lat one time selling "a t ~ !, Z
for> September, hut II eclining n l g
close to ~ Ger q q tn'es
slow8point for the q
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n THE report On State missions occupied the
evening session A number Of speeches We're
BURLESQUE THEATRE.
Talk Of Using Old Bijou Build

T
Manager Jake Wells was In town last
night. He said 8l,e hoped TO have tbs new
lBiiou ready for 1'hanksgiyIing week I. !.
hen asked as 70 what . nls -, POSI- on
Manager Wells sal ID he could not as yet g,
say. ,{8 5 II {.84f 5i5
The proposition has been made 1to89op nm
.iesn,ie stheatru, Something Ike the X oster
and Bal and Weber and 'ields houses
IN New York or ISerna n 81 y In Washing
III rhis ma ter IS under consideration ~
q All midnight last might Manager s,ygl,s
had e. long distance phone talk n Mir
John Dunno Eorolk an g Y Wa a, q !.
COMPANY another week al Ocean View,
dented business i, III week. and II vs. through n
popular demand that the company ,,r y
KEPT Intact for another week. hai
Knickerbocker Girl will be d played e az.
Ocean View all week. e$s < 6$iSssb
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CONDITION OF SENAT0 Or { H0A'R
4 SUCH las: TO GIVE HOPE
ByAssoclated Press.

81 1ByI AssOclAtedEP ress) "a
WORCESTER, MASS. August 18.-The
last bullet for the night was issued at
10 q clock from the II home Of Senator
George r. Ho his ditions being 50
favorable that 1t was considered Il unnec-
essary to give out any later news except
OF any sudden change q Senator II oar has
remained in about the same condition
during the d ay. He slept quietly ]. talked
.bue little. but his mind Is clear and he!
is entirely comfortable. The prolongn-
ton Of the senator's life during the last
two + da rs has given his family some '1'p
slight hop e. 4. "a y
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SENATOR | 4 I / R'DAY|SHEAR IS
F|R0.M|JU|D| ] ! PARKER H
] continued from First Page..1 "a

Continued from First Page. Il
scand lda to and ater spen some time with
him In his rooms. f Il "A fl i5s
ssi Mr. Davis went to read a IL per which
contained comments on his speech OF a.
8ceptanee and read seyeral paragraphs
Without his glassls. H.. Gal Ines had lost
his glasses and ssaad to borrow NJ H.. pavls's
when he attempted tn read. K am wonder
fully Impressed with y the sterling sense,
the conservatism and the sunny temper
sof Mi. Davis said Mr.. t1a irles. Is
slnila is II me very IA tractlYe. 's ~ II
panied him fran Elklns 81! III return home
$to-L,nrro ", III II IL NJ
V M, Davis Aas not yet decided whether
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VERMONT AND MAINE
Demo rats and Republicans Civ
ing Much Attention to Them. Il

fBys Associated Prcss) \
&l5 NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Bo 9th ational
committees confined to- give attentio
to the States Of Vermont and Maine.
Speakers are being enEa ged and sent to
the States as "a st as arrangements can
I be made with tn am. 81
544$ Senator Proctor, Of ~ Vermont, was at
THE Republican headquarters to.dayFya and
expressed confidence of a n full a Republic
can vote, which m cans about Is 900 ma
2jority. He told m mbers OF the national
committee that the gold Democrats would
return to- their pa rty this year. and 1T Is
sestima ted that about "a 100 q Democrats
voted with theS r epubli Leans eight years
ago Senator Proctor says there has not
been an election since 1883, when party
sconditions in Il the State were 50 norma \
ana regula I. Il SssS$
The Democratic cam pa gr,5 ii inS Vermont
issin charge of Bra ley B. Sma LEY, m embar
5of the national commit tee.
Democratic conaiti ions 81 In " New York
were discussed "a at M the national Il head y
quarters to-day. # State Cha Irman Cord
Meyer was in con ference I'll vii III August
Belmont, Vice Cha irnan D Delaney N icoll.
of tho nal lonal commit tee and Il several
Democratsfof5 Newly orl< cit :sgs
ss Most 4 OF the time was devoted A to- a
Id discussion about the new bureau of orr
ganizatlon OF which w liam s. Rodiegis
chairman. The function OF N the bureau
and the work i Z could do IN the direction
of bringing about Democratic success in
The State, received Il sideration It is
expected that Mr.. Rode will a t; once be-
gin the organize ion Of the hip State
counties
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DEATHS

MARTIN I. Died. August 18th i I n n'clock5
AT Nj. ELSIE lnI Hk S 100, MART N,5
daughter Of Thomas nd Eva 4 q. ID.
III Martin, aged eight ~ sRla Mn
and one day. al the home lsoas Asss.S
& Main Street. She Is mos iiei for 5Epy
8f IA the /. mother. Mot theirs and state and
fs Fnnerai8atlthe grave. Inserment OAK
who'd, 10 "a. ( M " AlftiGS 'lNsS!l 9t q,
"a ~ Asleep In Jesus, !. FSs All "a
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REGAIN AND NE:,l I ARE \ .i...8
MATC hED FOR TWO ROUNDS

q st} M (By Associated Press,
# NEW YORK, Aug. 49, ohnn!e Re gam
OF brooklyn, and frankie Nell, OF {, san =
Francisco, were ma ten mere, tocsiAy ,.o
bantam weight championship Of the
world III AZ HI S SESt
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GOVERN OR M 0NTAGU I E
II. FAV0RS SIX-YEAR TERM

18 (By Assoclate Ffess,I N 9
CIMcAGO. August ls,T Ss n ational
Business League IS pushing its movement
Is amend the Federal Constitution $50 Sns
IL lensthen the presidential term ia SIX
years. and making the President inellgi-
HE for re-elect on! Among those favor
Ing the plan ~ Governor "A, j. MONTAGUE.
OF ~ lrgtn!a, L s. III II # =
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WIFE OF CHIEF II STlCE
DIES QUITE SUDDENLY

VI RREN ! 10 mai N IL, a Aug. 18-Afrs.
Mary f. Fuller. wife Of Chief Justice
Fuller, Of the Supreme Court, q! led sud
denly here yesterday q fternoon.s MRS;
Fuller is survived by her husband and
seven daughters and one son. Death was
due to heart disease M ia {}s35 sg 3SS&
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Ahead Of the James Boys, ,f.sf
Mr. Z, Gorge e. Mcponal ID, % head OF The
Ia mes BOYS In 5Nlssour'i II Is IN the city
4 Campbell u 81. s tIe says Y his show this
season Is better t han ever, IF laS

SEQ AL RATES TO Gil oTTE. IN +
h, MA sc UTHERN il lLWAY
Account Vol synodical Sabbath School
at the Synod of Catawba, chnr'--S
lotto n, 8 G. lI3iddeyille lei. the Southern Ry,
viii sell tickets to Cha rlotte, NJ: q, and and
,ratura. oM cert flcate pla one and nd one Is
third Y FIRST class fares round trip. plus
5ebecenta: tickets on ale August 22d, 2stl
alth, with return limit August a0th, Rate
APPLIES from points In State of gtnla. h
North Carolina aud Washington p. n q
FOR information, apply to agents NJ
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LII YOu...
'WAnt to Save Money

A t3rsANCE OVER OUR PRI CEs WILL
PROVE WE EN cot jRAGE II. Isl
1est American GranuIatsd gsu a, ID $40.
large Juicy Lemons, dozet, .12o,
For Iced Tea try our Green OF. Mixed
ss. ! po q j, s.. e ~. &c
Large Bottle An,tno', "a !. . Sc
sArbuckIe,s Arlosa Coffee, pound !. .12c3
early June Peas, can &. g. 1. ..... &. 90
SOUR pickles, gAlior, II. i. y. ". ESQ
Small caiIsornla y ans, pound i. JOG
Matches, per doxe m 4. N .............4
" Gallon Cans caronel syrup. tsc}
White "A II Sugar, pound .s. ...s......4ihc'
Llon} Coffee, NJ lib papers. ~. 1toS
Best c ity Mcai, per peck 1885,, or bush zoe
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla Syrup. 100
Best Cream c heese, 2 bounds for 25o
Canned 7 ON a toes, large cans. - 70
New Clipped n errirss, 9 Dozen for ... ESQ
Good Lard, pound ~. 30
Quart Jars n ONE M de Sweet Pic kies .1oc
Il ~ our Silver ling Minnesota p atent
0lbsor,s XXX w 1lskey, quart bottle !. $50
3.ib.fJArs Home Made eserves (. B. .1so
Blackberry or catavba Nine, quart. :. 100
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, lb ~. 4Aso
Salt Pork, per pound y. =. ~. ~. 70
srnIttfteId Hams, pound .......5. =. 15c3
Backing and Scrub Brush es I. !. &. .. SO I
Broor,,s, che ap, 3.strlnp toc., string I. $50
Good Green Or M lxed Z ea, b 4. y. 4. Z. 800
11s dozer, New Roe t4errlngs 4 for. 4. $50
Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon \. i. y. !. u. zoe
Fresh Bologna Sausage, pound .....7c
Country JoIes. pound {. 4. ........g. -. Sc
TWO boxes PearIIne for. h. N. 4. i. 50
Duffy's att Whisky, per Bottle. i. Boo 1
ts3stS iEA Ma A.
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Major M. i. Blackley.
fspecia,i Is The Time Dispatch.

78@ Special TO lThe T1Wfs'll!sp n
& RRIs'To ~ TIE us. JOY q
Bristol for ina ny yen RS drapped
dead his home II q ,clnck his even rs;
While writing Il lei ter. Hear fat IRE Aya -
Tic cause Major BlackleN came n o y ris-s
stolN from Stanton. VA. He MA II; &. maj
Ii, the Com ederate army, Ills ~ Tie; ana
six chi rem survive. ss jgl
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.LEEDY SURRENDERS'
THE SHERIFF.
Keeps His Ri orniseS to ppear8a al
the August Term ST 81
OH III

Especial to The Times p spa CHI
3#;TAZEWELL, " ugus = IS. q, honlass
fLeedy the man l0 lied Waite larrlsj
at ham Jar md who has has,
since been at large came II % IL town asst
night and gave himself up to the sheriff
He was i,nned tel " conf ned IN the
county ia i. 3f3:
@ Leedy sent word ito the authori Ties some q.
time go that he IN uld be presen T q 4 the
August term Of court nd stand his trial
and lie has X ept his pre- miss.
evil be tried here mex 1--we IL, aHd VIII
be d defended BY some Of the leading SlaW-$$
kyels Of TazeWell, .$5
II There Is a. suit pending sagai Inst I44eedyfs
for $40 900, Instituted by the exc utor 81
OF the man he XII led l,rougl t@unde the
new law providing for damag g me
family Of a. man XII led By anoth K II
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SOUTHERN 4 NURSERY:MEN.
President + Hood G ompl iments As-fl
ISOLATION on Work Acc ornp lisheds

Especial to The FINES Dispatch, Es' ..
F8AsHEYILLE.8 NJ ts., Aug, lS.7-I Ia
Southern Nurserymen's Assoela ton 7, sisy
terry Park otel, in this city, Il will re-:
main III sessio a Two u days. There are
Edelegat es 4 present from every sec ton aofH
the South and ma ting nurserymen
President W. 4, IL Hood Of 81 Richmond.6
Va, presided, q and compli mented the z 81
ISOLATION on Il the excellent " ors5 done
during the past yenr. 81 u II, . a
u After the business session the visiting
delegates will be entertained by a trolley
drive through the city.and vicinity and
a drive through tho Biltmore esta te, fSiSe Il
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TO.
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Ing speech, II the trip 10 made will prob-i
ably be delivered In New York city.
Il rhe suggestion OF having Che calidl-:
date make a Vigorous il personal cam
5paign meets the approval OF Senator
Bailey, OF Texas; Edward M. Shepherd
OF Brooklyn; Senator Martin, OF Vir-5
9gtnia; Harry 3. Hawes, OF ST Louis
and other political advisers OF Judge
Parker, including nearly every member
OF the National Comm ttce.s The aues
ton will DO taken UP BY the National
Committee at an early meeting.
Senator Overman met the candidate
for the first time to-day. He spoke in
highest praise OF his geniality and his
grasp of the situation In tho various
sstates. The Senator expects to devote
most OF his time to sttmplng North Car
Dina, but may make 4 a few addresses
outside OF that State II caAed upon to
do 10 by the National Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-19
I.
]. MI Miss Elsie Martin.

MISS ELSIE III aTllll. 81
Miss Elsie Martin died mt her home
1900 West Main Street, yes ter da " inorIln ne
al 10 q clock sF Her rents, four brot hers
and two sisters survive her.as 3, he inter-
{ment will take place In Oak wood Gene
terry al 10 o'clock this morning. 5 3sSs