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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-12-08
COMMISSIONERS SAFE.


COMMISSIONERS SAGE
Up. ShsHer
vs. In EQUITY
Melinda Messenger
BY virtue Of a decree for sale rendered
In this cause on the 9th day of September
1904 the undersigned Special Commiss ioner
will offer for sale. at the front door OF the
Court House Of this county. on
Monday, the 18th day OF bee. 1904,
AZ public auction. TO the highest bidder the
following described properly;
90 Acres d Land i. ?s..!ss! District,
Preston County. w. Va adjoining the
lands OF ]. Z Crane ann Others. being the
same land Ned by John NJ. 1eetS and
vile 10 Melinda J. ieets. (uow Melinda
MessengeD by deed dated October 33rd
1880.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash in hand TO nay the COSTS of
suit and expenses OF sale. and the residue
In six ard Twelve months. the pure 10
execute Interest bearing notes with good
securIIy tor the deferred PAY ments
CRoCAS. Special Conn
!. John w. Watson. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Preston County. West Virginia
hereby'ceuih that y J. Crogsn. Special
Commissioned In the above cause has ex-
ecuted bond with good security as proyid
ed In the decree for sale.
loHS w. WATsoN. CLERK,
my J9o4--4t 81 90
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16
Beef Values Still Soaring.

Prediction of stiff prices for range
beef is being more freely made by the
talent, and cattle traders are in high
feather over the outlook for the west
ern season. Feed lots in the corn belt
are all but depleted and another two
weeks will probably see dry-fed cat
tie practically all in, says Rappal
Bros. & Co., of Chicago, in letter to
the News, under date of June 18th.
Prime beef on the hoof made new
seasons record at $3.50 last Monday,
and 7-cent cattle will undoubtedly
make their appearance in short
time. Beef values advanced Is to Csc
this week, and 6.cent steers were
plentiful, whole droves going over the
scales at that figure. Bulk of good
beeves sold at a range of $500 to Sc. 90,
with multitudes of loads around SIS. 80.
This has been test week in the
cattle trade-last weeks marked i'm
provement in prices acted as sup
ply barometer-and this weeks light
receipts evidences beyond the shadow
of a doubt that feed lots are all but
depleted. At present offerings are
scarcely up to the normal, while the
demand on both domestic and foreign
account is far more vigorous than
usual. Last year the heaviest sup
plies came during the summer months,
when the demand is always weaker
than at any other time of the year,
but this year the heavy marketing of
cattle early in the season seems to
have exhausted the corn before the
hot weather commenced, and there
will be great scarcity of beef until
range cattle begins moving.
The inferior quality of the weeks
receipts indicate that the middle west
ern country is evidently in a hurry to
clean up its stock of scrub beef fearing
an early invasion of choice, fat range
stock. In this connection, we would
again call the attention of rangers in
general to the all important fact of
marketing their cattle Immediately
upon their becoming we'll finished for
the early market for western beef will
be, and always is, from Soc to 81. 100
higher than later on in the season
when receipts are heavy and prices
gradually declining.
Recent reports from the South indi-
cate big shortage in the mutton
crop, and the prospects for good
! prices for western sheep are luminous.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16

James b. Grierson, treasurer of the
Kancher ditch, came up from the
county seat this morning. 80
AT the meeting of the Rancher Ditch
company yesterday bills to the amount
OF ~ 600 were checked out.
Major King, road supervisor, we
understand has completed the county
road through the west end of the
valley.
Fresh homegrown vegetables can be
seen on. the tables of nearly every
home in the garden spot of Montana
Pease Bottom.
The losses in cattle are estimated
much less than was expected. ) This
explains the nervousness of the Off
cial wolves at Forsyth.
c. r. Stoll and Robt. Robinson have
just completed fencing their land in the
valley which they purchased from the
government school lands last fall.
The establishment of a creamery in
this locality in the near future is be-
ing strongly talked of, which will add
another desirable feature to our little
valley.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16

When last weeks issue of the Rose
bud County News appeared, there was
excitement on Main street and it was
more than amusing to note the little
groups of troubled ringsters standing
in quiet hooks gravely shaking their
heads.
We feel sure that Sheriff Northway
had it all figured out to dispose of his
capable deputy, because he argued
that it would destroy his hopes of re-
election should he keep the aforesaid
capable gent in his employ with the
stigma hanging to his index finger
which this paper attached thereto.
We say that we feel sure that such
was the decision of Mr.. Northway; but
such was the pressure that was
brought to bear upon him, that as yet
nothing has been done. 1t is just a
little more than likely that Mr.. North
way has a few strings hanging to
himself which Mr.. Huff very unfeel-
ingly, but perhaps wisely, gathered in
the ends of. Such being the case, Mr..
Northway has his doubts as to just
what is the wise course to pursue un-
der the circumstances.
We have soft spot in our heart for
the Sheriff, for it was he who put a
quietus ON gambling and thereby
forced the tin-horn political boss to
get out and earn an honest living.
For this reason we grieve to learn that
he is not wholly above suspicion of
graft; but such will be the general be-
lief unless he takes immediate action.
This graft business is so new in
Rosebud county that we are surprised
by it; to be sure, had the charge been
against the Comfy Attorneys office
we would have recognized it of old;
but the SheEiff's Office we thought had
been greatly improved under it's new
administration.
We understand since writing the
above that word was sent from e. O..
p. headquarters that no attention
should be paid to charges of graft as
republican victory in Rosebud county
is cinch anyway.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16
RANcHER.

RANcHER, June II, 1904.
Chas. Taber went to Forsyth last
night.
The cattle roundup passed the lakes
Friday.
Twenty persons present at Sunday
school today.
A. S. Shannon expects to 60 to Bill
lings tonight.
Philip Isaac came in from the horse
roundup this morning.
Farmers have begun to busy them
selves in the alfalfa fields.
Bob Robinson is improving his 100
real by building hedge of fat cactus.
Two car loads of lumber were re.
Gently unloaded to be used for fumes
in the new ditch.
The cool weather the past few days
seems to have lowered the water in the
Yellowstone river.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ROSEBUD COUNTY

Miss Madeline Brown was a guest
of Mrs. H. Bollmeier Sunday.
Mrs. r. L. Cas- was visiting with
friends in this vicinity Sunday.
John Mckay of Lee was in this vi
cinity Monday enroute to Ashland.
G. Mill has been looking after his
cattle on the range the past week.
Geo. " alters passed through the
burg Sunday on his way to Forsyth.
r. O. Bean of Forsyth was. in this
vicinity Sunday enroute to the upper
Rosebud.
Mrs. Sarah Straw went to Lee Sat
urday to visit with her daughters a
few days.
Mrs. J. Burlison, Mrs. H. Bollmeier
and Miss May Barrett drove to Rose
buG Monday.
H. Bollmeier returned from the north
SiuC AudyS WuCIC nC udu OCCu AOOA-
ing after his sheep.
J. H. Lazenby went to Rosebud Sat
,urday to get load of freight for Geo.
Walters of Lame Deer.
Walt Lane and Pete Swite were
rounding up cattle in the Annals
creek country last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Snow Of the
Harris ranch were visiting with Mrs.
A. D. Howard Tuesday.
John Davidson returned from the
north side Sunday, where he had been
during the lanbing season..
The shearing crew will commence
shearing Chas. Davis sheep on
Slaughterhouse creek Monday.
Mrs. Jno. McRae went to Rosebud
Thursday to get her two daughters
who have been going to school there.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16
Why Except George?

Why Except george!
James Bryce, in toast at an An
glo-American dinner in London, de-
clared that Roosevelt is the ''greatest
president since George Washington. "
Why except George?
It ought to be evident to a man OF
Mr.. Bryce's intellectual capacity that
Theodore Roosevelt is the greatest
president this or any other country has
ever had--of his kind.
Fortunately for his country's past,
he is the only one of his kind.-Ex.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16

A Chicago man hired a bodyguard
and took out peace warrant against
his ex-wife, after securing a divorce.
He will probably need cage next.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-16
Senator Quarles is doing some
stunts in Wisconsin in his attempt to
live up to his name.

Candidate Roosevelt says he wants
the conf dence of all the good people.
So does the confidence man.-Ex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

musicale for the benefit OF the Ga1lileo
Chapel was given. 1t was great sue.
cess. The artists lending their aid were:
Miss Elizabeth "A. Taylor, Miss Evie Lee
Bowcock. and Miss Young Messrs. Nor
tiIaunt Etheridge and Edwin Fcller we're
the soloists. with Mr.. Charles Barjes
tvioinist, and Miss lie Blanc the accom-
PIANIST.
Among the arrivals last week at the
s. Gregory, Sam. C.. Donnan, Jr., Deane
Maury, George a. Taber and wife, wei
lington sTaber, Philip G. Parenteau, g.
Edward Wertz, G. Ellsworth Potts, all Of
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, Pee
tersburs; Garland Holt Petersburg; j.
P. Brooks Arr wife, E1nporia; frs.
James A. Gregory and son. Miss Helen
Gregory, OF Richmond; =. ] Ramsey,
Danvlie; Mrs. ]. g. sterns, Lynchburg;
w. n. Tanus, staunton Mrs Gilbert
Hinton, Norfolk r. .. Potts. Lynchburg.
MISS Emily Ragland entertained a NUM-
Der Of friends Wednesday evening at her
cottage with a watermelon feast.
4 The most delightful affair Of the past
week was the oyster roast given BY Miss
Blow al Cape Henry to the guests OF her
cottage. Ocean Wave" on Wednesday
evening The evening was replete with
various forms Of Amusement, among them
q prize t1ill-clnbing contest to the top
OF the sand dunes, around q fire Of drift
wood. the party told exciting ghost stories
on the beach, followed by dancing on
The pavilion before the return home by
The last car. Her guests were Mrs. Mary
Plckens. OF Greensboro Ala; Mrs. w. G.
Crockett, OF Roanoke; Misses Obrien;
Miss Hulcher, OF Richmond; Miss Ella
NJ. Wagner, & Miss ELLA NJ. Pruitt. OF
SWashingt On; \ Misses I.avinia. Emma, and
Lucy Ragland, Of Rchmond; Katherine
Clarke, OF Radford; NVinifred White. OF
Portsmouth; Lucille Jarvles. Elizabeth :.
Cook. Of Norfolk: Margaret Galloway. OF
Louisiana; Florence Ramsey, Of Chucka-
tuck; Messrs. St. Julien Grinke, OF Char
lesion, S. II. Sergeant, of Norfolk;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28


der by protesting q gainst Short bal thing ug
3sklrtsn for lady bathers. In q his protest
he says: Il '.ySe have been a littleSstoc 90
tolerant in The ma tier Of costum es " Of
lady bathers on the .bea CHI. and Il warn n.
ingst shall not be suftl cient, VI then we we
viii have to- 60 fart her and finally draw raw,
the line. N. A,
berch, Who comes from Richmond, lost
his life on Monday He went in hing
an earl 81 hour b fore tho life guards 81; Is
ca me on duty, and was sudden " 6een#lo
sink. He called for help, but be fore 1.-The
guards could reach him he disappeared
and was drowned His body wa s recoY-75
cred later In the lay. Y 8
~ This resort is now SO crowd led that mere
rs not a. hotel or cottage but " icha has
had to- provide sleeping ccoHr M g; ZION
even III the d ining-r ON. It wa Aest lma-
ted q that over SO, 900 ES came down mere
Saturday and Sunday Il
LEA fprettyEyoun la dy,s Miss AgnesStCle
land who As a guest q at Hotel j ckson,
and Swfo 81 claims relationship with Ex---
President Cleveland. created a sensation
II a few days ago by wa Ing in ito the surf
in her sheet a tire. The "a dare was done
on a sbet, Il and for q time IT wa s. thought
Miss Cleveland had a desire 70 commit
suicide, and numbers OF ba theirs rushed
TO mel rescue lOtsOo tptS48 4'.'S = =
all right III u.
An elderly gentleman and young lady
about o. years old were married secretly
BY Justice of Peace Dpnnelly q few day "
ago. 1t zswas stated tina they left I'M
Smediately for Virginia, but their n n a Inc
We're made a. secret s5,f5 .
Among the guests who have gistered
from n y irg mia n here during the We 'al
J Z. Barton. Of Wheeling, who IT at the he.
s,a s. II. Mason, Of r Richmond, q is a guest
lat the Haines Gotta ge, and Il NJ 'Ihalh el-5
qmer Miss 1T H 4 hal einler and Mrs.
Ing a few weeks at the Royal Pal ace.s
w. Stokes, Of Richmond is at Y Guns +
Hotel where he is#an entertaining guest,
I@ M. and Mrs j. NJ. Overton, Of Norfolk.
arc guests fora few weeks at the Iljranu
Atlantic and T. n u ord. a Of Richmond,
has registered for a stay at the So me nos
eltry. !. ]. :, !, . s, {, !, IS 4
a great fayorite at the Ponce De Leon;
Sswhile Mrs. n. Hutchinson, from the same
city, and a relatiye, is at the w ltshlre
ai Mrs. r.. Schloss and Master Sc Moss g
Richmond, are at the olcott tor e 2 slew
days: .5s5, !, !. j !, 4 y
Richmond. are guests at the Challoh1e;
Miss n. r.. Elchberg. Of Al exan nara,
who is at Cape May for the sea son, was
"a visitor here a few days ago, si53
n. w. banner and wife, Of RI hmond Is
at thea chalfontc. and y. J. Kindly. Of
Richmond, is a. guest at the Palmer,
Mrs. Edwards, who registers from Nj s.
ginia, and III, S. Parkes, of Norfolk, are
at the Dennis. ID 3;' u, /, j,
g. Mrs. der and children Of Richmond,
Gladstone, and WI. II orsfall ~ lSramer,
ana Mr., and Mrs 4, Frankll Of Rieh-
mond, are at the Grand Atlantic. # "a
t' Is, Bruy ana u. q. Poel 4 OF r cllmond,
are at the Wiltshire, Mrs, Yaugha ]. a ga
Mrs Carnell, Of Richmond, Il are q me ne
SChetWood e Ssl3$ ss{8l "a q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
STILL SPOON
ON 1.-THE BEACH.
Chief Of Police Declines to En-
force the Mayors Cruel
Order. s58
SHORT 81 / SKIRTS 81 5;
AGAINST
Richmond Man Drowned Early
in the Morning Before the
Life Guards Were Out.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-D lspatch.)

Especial to The Tim s-D tspatch)
Il ATLANTIC CRY, NJ ]. Aug 27.--A1ay-
or stoy has been the subject OF severe
criticism by not only the local papers,
but the leading journals and papers OF OF
the adjoining States through his recent
order against 'spooning on the Beach
The citys Chief Executive has been held
up to ridiculc and cnrtooned to the death.
Chief OF Police Eldrid &c, however. has re-
fused TO obey his mandate, and in an In
5terview has said that the young people
may spoon all they desire 50 far as he
cares, and that they will mol lbe nolested."
Following his cdict against spoonng,
Mayor stoy has just made another blum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
The GUEST |
Still !. COME
Crowd at the Handsome Neck
lcnburg Hotel Continues to
Grow Larger.
IS 10 I. Be 3 :: BANNER 3 M :: MONTH.
Manager w. g. Hundley Ready
to Take Care Of All Corners
in September.
IS 10 BE BANNER MONTH
Especial to The Times-D ispnsca.,

Especial to The Times y Dispatch,
HOTEL 10 EClkLENB BURG. CHASE
CITY. a.. Aug. 27.--The Mecklen 2, l''' rs
becomes gayer Snd gayer as the days roll
by and instead Of the crowd decreasing
1t Is daily increasing and every one
seems to be having Q high old time. One e
lady was heard to remark as she left for
home that there was too much Oh g q e
at the Mecklenburg for her. b X Il ls
September Will be the banner month '
and Mr.. Hundley Is already busy devlsing
plans by which he can conf orta bly, ac !.
commodate all that desire to spend That
pleasant month here.
The Mecklenburg Is becoming the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
.BTig & hi s Disease a and
Diabetes News.
q Sani Fr.;a:,nrl,cistc,o A M ri, IA nd

San Francisco. arch IA, 1904.
To the Mas Onic Fra ternities OF the South:i
4 Bright s. Disease and Diabetes are now
POSITIVELY durable. IL The recoYeries run,
ma ny OF our best ci tlzens, but the very
highest degree Masons Several Of the
3thirty-third degree) i. d Is ghts Templars,
sShrlners. etc. Fl
a sense Of duty and love Of their fel-.
lows mo we'd q number Of tEese II to give
us perrnissi on to use their h mes in order
that the world may know q the genus3
are such men as x ex- Survey ORG eneral!
Thee. Relchert, N. w, spaulding (now de-
ceased. late president Spauiding Saw
Co., and United States Sub-Treasurer, and
IA q. Dearborn, 4 I'D. General sRelcherts
recovered himself after tWelv years Of
suffering with Diabetes. y W.. spauld-5
ing's daught ter n oYered from Bright's
Disease after he had spent thousands Of.
dollars and years Of time and believed
her death inevitable. DR., Dearborn had
several patients recover-extrelne cases
OF both 8right's Disease and Diabetes.
one Of them being an old school physi-2
3clan. u Sss y II .34s
itlemen have permitted 8us to take their:
iaftidayits to be given to anxious inguirers,
JOHN j, i FULTON CO.,
t 400 WASHING ton ST. San Fra ncisco. i8$
81 The a boVe refers to I the n eWly dlscoy-.
cred Fulton Compounds the first cures!
the world has ever seen for Birght's
Disease and D iabetes, W q are, the sole
agents, Ask for pamphle let. }s
When to suspect Brig it's Dis ase: < Puffy
ankles or hands, Wea kness wit hout visible
cause, kidney trouble after third month.
smoky urine, n frequent nrinat Ion, failing
vision ne or more OF these. HI
Owens and NJ nor Drug Company, Rich
smond, Va. ~ ss. it3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
liams, Mrs. Sara Swanson, Miss Emile
Mather, Miss Charlotte Mather. New
LITTLE GIRL FOUND.
Do1lic Leighton, Who Came From
f5fss!i Roanoke, Is Safe.

1SS5 o. 2 A1eaASs 49, ~ l5ys
Little Dollie Leighton, the Roanoke girl.
whose friends were worrying about iei !,
was located In Richmond and sent 10
friends In I1enrlco county.
by Mr.. w. w. Rowe, one OF the attaches.
He saw she was III distress, and he
learned her story. She came TO Richmond
from Iaoahoke. on her way to School,
near LAUREL, III Henrico county. She
expected some one TO meet her, but she
was disappointed. Her brother sin-law.
Mr. l.. r. Powers, lives at School, and II
was to his home that she was going.
Mr. Rowe and Mr.. Frank Burke got
busy with the phone and soon arranged
everything nicely for the girl i and within
a few hours she was safe Itli her sister
q . 9Th mi q ls3 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
INCREASE OF SALARIES.
Nearly All Rural Free Delivery
Carriers Get More Money.

I'LL III = >~ASS ~ so
Every rural free delivery mail carrier
HI the State OF Virginia has been given
an. increase Of twenty per cent. n his
salary, Under the terms of a recent act
of Congress-. except those appointed since
July !, 1904 who, under the ruling Of the
Postoff1ce Department. are not entitled to
the Increase nj =
There was some doubt as to whether
the recent act applied to all rural carriers
or whether those appointed since July 1,
1904, were exempted from the increase,
Ter Marriott. Of the Richmond postofflc;e,
who has e issue pay wa e rrants to the
at Was hington on the subject and has
received q reply, the substance Of which
has already been stated
The result Is that all the rural carriers.
nov and heretofore .,,o wing $500 per
those receiving $500 heretofore. will here
after receive ss12 or. slightly more than
hundred OF these carriers IN TIL. State
the Increase will mean tho d strx.ntion
additional annually In Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
I Sc a SON AT BEACH
Automobile Races Will Bring
Large September Crowd, @

"a (speclal to Tho Times Dlspa r9a,
BDAc III, tspgust 20-Ausu vs.
will leave with the 5largest crowd T hat has
ever fingered here 50: late before IN 4
"a continuous round 81 entoymettt
The Princess Anne has ma guests
and septe nlber will bring In new e y
fcoterle, NJ
The autornob Vie races chez lled IL for
September 27th, viii be the chief attra E's'
ton foE that month, and crowds VIII
gather here to wstness the element fof5
the start and tinisht No cups have
been offered and both are elegant ones
The ballrroom OF the I'rl tlcess Anne was
crowded last atprdaX night when the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
The Very Last.

Another 'last survivor'. Of the Com
federate Congress has been discover ed
Samuel b. Callahan, native Of South AL
ALBANIA. now living In Muscogee, indian
He represented tho Creek Ma
lion IN tho Confederate Congress. He is
now in his seve1it y-seventh year. ~ Mobile
sEAriAt er sE5.4 u aa...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
fl.,saDecision Day.o

The Sunday school OF Laurel Street
Methodist Church will observe Decision
Day this morning. A large attendance
is earnestly requested.
Z Rev. Or. r. r. Wilson, presiding elder,
will occupy the pulpit In the morning.
and Rev. DR.. Henry =. Johnson, castor.
will fill the pulpit at night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
4 Farewell Sermon.

z Rev. DR.. j. h 3. y Taylor, who has been
Grace Street Baptist Church
pulpit during August will deliver his first
sermon TO- day at II o'clock. His subject
will be: "The Risen Jesus"
Dr. Taylor will go In q few days to
Rappahannock county where he will con-
duct meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
The M.5Unkls:;sel;d..

Zion City sis al armed abecanso3 an actress
stns Chicago has mad q oct vi tller3
actress that she WI i kiss lads tone, he
SInkissed sol, Q t IN Ell jail Dowie. The
actress is said to be exceeding ~ pretty
but the nappreclat Eve 5uilkisse ed son has
taken to hiding, SO y the Zionlsts. 4 They
infer this from I he fact that he ca ni1t3
be found IN Zion, seemin glys overloo king!
The fact that young Glads tone may lie:
en- route 70 Chicag q to mel p the xctresss
win her bet. Althoug Oh he is. the son Of
I'll jah..' he IS only hun nam Savannah
tNews Ms Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

N, C.; C. j. Faulkner, Boydton, Va; J.
+. Warrington. Reidsville, N. O.; 81 j.
Monroe. wife and daughter. Charlotte.
County, va; r. p, Cabell. Richmond,
Va; II r. 81 Parker, New York; o. b.
Bastwick, New York, N. Y. 5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Dr. Brown, OF Wa shing ton; G. Blow, Of
Sussex; Mr.. and Mrs. Ragland, OF Rad Rad,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Every day IN the Tee-Dee Want 40.
columns athe tide which lead on to Tor.
tune''-tor someone-.'is at Its ood .s's
NAV be your turn I osda y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

"A want advertisement In the Tee-Dee
Want {Ad. columns canvasses the city
with your propo tlon. and ttf no returns
come TO- you there i, y SONS W1oAs
with your proposit lon. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

der by protesting against hort bat : hing
skirts for lady bathers. In his protest 9
he says: t'yye have been II little Ii toe 'oi
tolerant in the tier Of ostumes ~ q
lady bathers on the beach. and Il warn rll-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
especial to The rimss- Dispatch,

4 Among the han omest card part ties 5of3
the week were those & ven 3 Eellet.s
tof louisville; Mrs. hinizy. Of tlanta;s
Mrs. n eale, 5of Augusta :E M rs. James w;
Boyle and Mrs, Frank Fl ward sloaIn 81
BaitiInore. At the latter the pr Ices We're re
Won BY M ISIS u III Ward and llss F'ris-5
ella Ward, OF Mort y: N s',s
Ogden, w shingt ton: Mrs, his p olr,8 sshar-s
lestnu s. G. II and Mrs. lei lett. ttlch