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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
MERRY ROUND OF
SOCIAL GAZE ny
The Sweet Chal ybeate at the.
Height Of Plea
sure

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SWEET CHALYBEATEsP SPRINGS, Va.
August 20 The Sweet Chaly beAte has
been more charming during the past
seven days than at any time within the
bounds OF the present season.. The merry
round OF social gayeties has been unceas-
ing, There have been numerous affairs
to- delight the large company of guests,
and some very attractive private parties 4.
have afforded ent oyment to those invited.
< For the second time this season the
baseball team Of the Sweet Cha ybeate
administered a singing defeat to the ag-
giegation of ball players from the Old
Sweet, this time the game being played
on the Chalybeate ground before several
hundred spectators III OF course, the guests
Of the two places sided with the respec-
tive teams and during the game there
was an abundance of fast and furious
t'rooting,' III Which co w bells and other
instruments OF noise took an important
part. 3 m
the Old Sweet grounds, was Won by the
score OF four TO nothing. and this time
the Chalybeate boys made 1t eighteen
to seven before the last man had expired
In the ninth inning.
Among the very delightful entertain
ments during the week was card party
given Monday by Mrs, Burwell, OF Jack
sonyile The prizes We're won by Mrs.
~. w. Morton. Of Richmond; Mrs. IT,, ",
II. Waller, and Mrs. Charles Webster, Of
Norfolk. Each prize was handsome
piece OF Limoges china, Il lIl53
8 Four tables Of six-hand euchre were
played Tuesday afternoon; the prize be-
ing won by Mrs, Kite, of the Norfolk
Navy Yard, Mrs, Hartshorne .bf, New
Jersey, received the BOBBY. AK 8
Miss Hawthorne entertained Jolly
party at bowling Wednesday forenoon,
Wake and 8Air. Randolph Cooke. az Nor.
folk Mr., Weddell, Of Norfolk, secured
the BOBBY after an exciting contest with
Mr.. Glennan. n, 5s
Wednesday. a party OF forty drove over
to the White Sulphur 10 witness tho no.
tification Of. Democratic Vice. Presidential
Candidate Davis. The stay at the White
was much enjoyed, and the return drive
through the beautiful mountain scenery
Vas one of the most pleasant parts OF
tho Journey,
Friday night a leap year german proved
to be one of the most delightful events
Of the season. and about thirty couples
participated.
Yesterday morning card parties We're
given by Mrs. Grant, of iaittsburg, and
Mrs. Long, of Richmond Both were ex-
lTceednglys enjoyable affairs
Last night the walters gave a cake
walk, and for genuine. Simon-p,lre rag
| time the walkers Will be hard to beat,
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs.
Percy Stephenson, Mrs. Iredel Jenkins,
AIRS, w. Lane Kelly, Mr. Monroe Kelly,
Mr.. Edward BradfordJ Of Norfolk, and
! saS. John Nash. Of Portsmouth
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Chronic Or eS.
Eating Ulcers aps ss' 'ss sy sss's

Nothng source trouble old ucer
icuary when upon the where the circulation
ghtu sight burrows deeper and deeper into e
spread almost the
and strength going with the sick
aning discharges running offensive ulcers often
threatening danger al such sores are not can
@ snhealnp ulcers and Sores particularly if in
Face and the greatest
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BIRTHDAY AT
O'1TrERBlJ|.R||i'.|l|v'''|..
Mine Host Remembered BY His
Guests in Pleasing
Style.
THEY 4 MADE i j A NIGHT Nj G II OF d u
iGayety Of Visitors Take to Roll
licking Prof PORTIONS Water
melon Feast, Fish Fry.
Especial to rhe Times ispatch),

r
special to The Times ispatch.)J B
soTTDRBURN SPRINGS, Aug. 70, T'ne
guests who drove up to the welcoming
doors Of otterbnrn on the evening Of
the fifteenth were greeted by brilliantly
Illuminated lawn. The new moon shim-
inered gently but seemed to realize that
little was expected OF 1t; the Japanese,
lanterns served to adyahta geously show
the splendor OF the costumes Of the
ladies, ana to enhance their beauty. f
Immediately after the evening meal, tho
ladies formed In line on the front veran-
dab, and each, In turn, presented to our
genial host a small token Of her regard.
The oratorlcal eff rt OF the gentleman
who made the prescn tation speech was
fully endorsed by all ~ oncerned; and
most tittingly res orlded to ny the reefs
pient. The mp ciati Ion Of the latter s
was exceeded only BY his surprise. IIav-i
ing been on a fishing excursion during
the dhy, he had 40 idea Of the pleasure
that awaited him. from the front verar1-
dah, the guests repaired = the ball -roon,
their numbers being now au Ign nted 4; ~
many Enelgh bors from les around. The
decorate ions a II will offering OF the
larger boys and Eirls-cons insisted OF ferns,
grasses and wild flowers. YIN IS
Dancing was INDUCED in until mid
night, when a refreshing spread of cream,
cake and claret punch was served on. long
tables on the rear veranda h. The success
OF the evening' s enterta inment was. due.
in large measure, to the firing efforts
OF our nmlable and enter Using hostess.
Nothing seems too much for her to id DO
for the comfort and entertainment Of
her guests. The people here are SO con
genial, that we seem u Ike one large family
gathering And we sonnet ime;s take ad--
vantage Of the intinacy BY !playin pr'a ks
upon each other. s3
During the evening 50 me two or three
lazy people attempted to retire before
the conclusion OF the festiYitte But they
were routed with song and dance, knocks lsl1s g
ana calls Until they must have peen weary;
with life When they hsld d oused their
assailants with Otterburn' g best Idthi g,
with fruit of last weeks lucking and
other portable pare ph ernalia la they We're ere
loft In peace for n time OIL
lSsAbo,,t. an hour lot ter when Morpheus
was again embracing them the nj ght was
ma de S5hidebus with the musical strains
Of please, 60 way and let me sleep IS
One OF the gentlemen soon scattered MS MS
disturbers by appearing at his CO.. tage
door, in his robe de snuit. is e
IN the ornlns all was gain peace e'l =
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1HE, ZENITH
Ol|PI||.E||...AI||IS'UElE:'
The Rockbridge Alum Spends a
Week of Unalloyed
Enjoyment.
A DELI G HTFU 1 TACKY PARTY.
= Mammoth Euchre Party and
Leap Year German Brilliant
Features Of the Week.
~


Especial to The Tines Dispatch.) ef1
sRoC1sBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
D Aug. 2o.--The past week at the Rock
n bridge Alum has been ohe OF unalloyed
3 enjoyment. no the lover Of nature. as
i well as to the more practically minded,
4 to the devotee of pleasure and the SEEK,
er after rest, to both young and old.
this favored resort offers equal attrac-
aEtions. III # 5t &
In the cool. crisp air that drifts down
from the mountain tops with the wonder
J. full mineral water to insure us against
sickness. we forget the heat and dust Of
& the city. and feast our artistic senses on
d the natural beauties around us. Here mo
cares infest the day" but the hours
h slip by like dreams OF Already, Fl while
through all runs the silken thread OF
mutual Kindness land good fellowship,
linking our pleasures in a golden chain
Il for memory to bind about our hearts in
future days.
On Tuesday might Mrs. Yancey, OF
ashington. gave n tacky party to the
4 children. The little folk fairly outdid
II themselves, and surpassed all exnecta-
tions in the excellence of their costumes
4 and the beauty Of their dancing The
ballroom chairs were filled with gro wn-
up WALL flowers, enjoying to the full. the
z oddities and pranks Of the 4 f,plicsome
! Youngsters. who cape1ed about In high
glee fully ,appreciating the fact mat for
the time. they were ,monarchs Of All they
NJ SURVEYED /, b M
s. THE beautiful opening march arranged
\ ~ Miss Barksd ale. h was followed bys an
4 interesting prog ramn1e dancing, ,eclta-
tons, sc. Little Miss Williams, Of Nor
folk, bore off the palm n for excellent
Il elocution. IA the conclusion OF the am,
" Ing exercises refreshments were 4 served
the kind that children 3flike best, e and
Is prizes were awarded for the best cos
II tunes in The palm for originality and alb
surdity was universally conceded to Nor
Ston Hess, who, in his role OF \ 81 II OPP
kir,s, GARNER from way down east
created bursts Of merriinent w herever
Il he went. Miss Richie Sutton, as Sophia
II Slnmens was the tackiest OF tile Rtaclsy;
ana Josephine Bronson, as Betsey Jane,
n might have lust emerged from the low
& est depths of the kitchen, so tattered, . so
\ slnudged, SO \ down at heel was she. S
II There could have been no prettier Sight
y than that of dear little Henry Iaidgeley,
81 diana polls. and katherine Minor,
y batv dali ghter Of Mr.. e. q, Minor, 4 OF
z }Ialehmond .EE clad dn their Quaint cos
tunes theyS followed obedIently in the
wake OF the larger children, their arms
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and the day-beautiful as It wa --was one me
5ul general good fellowship and great sc &c
light and profit, ana an occasion ever U 70
be remembered by all the family ana no
it is now proposed to again celebrate # q on
the fourth day Of July. next. being the
eghteth birthday OF N rs Lowell e H!c'e:
In the afternoon a large picture Sot the
family was taken In a gtou ~, while Y
number Of other Individual families -s;ef y
photographed. III 81 !. HI 4. ~ Il 4,
Before any OF the party had left, ~ D,
common consent, and at the reauees g
all, a charming address was delivered q q,
Rev. ~, IS, Wilson. of South Bost ton, VINO y, :,
began his ministryln the ssl vice OF TINS
people more than twenty years age a 2!
who has lived and helabored "a ~ hsse
them almost continuously since.
He referred feelingly TO his f,rst SER
mon at Oak Level church, which, ne
said was his introduction to9the Loy vt,l
family, and closed VIII some OF Of tho trlp-
5utes Of tho Proverbs Of Solomon r. q VIZ
tuous woman: nshe loolseth we'll 70 the the
5ways Of her flo,,sehold la, and eateth not
the bread Of ddleness. aer children
arise ,,p and cali her blessed ~ e T., 2 US
band also, and no plriseth her y y any az
a ANN haze, done yirtuously, butt fop
excellest them all. = "a
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ance because they are SO
persistent and unsightly
and detract SO much from
ones personal appearance.
Middle aged and old peo-
pie and those whose blood
is contaminated and faint
ed with the germsiand pol
son Of malaria or some pre-
". vious sickness, are the chief
sufferers from chronic sores
and ulcers. While the
blood remains in an unhe;
continue to grow and spre;
isSthe outward sign of some
the blood and system, VIII
rifier and tonic is what y
quicken the circulation q
is Just such a remedy, ]
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and We have aguratiyely kissed and maze

and we have fgurat lively kissed and maze
up. bS #f ,ai 3{f3 "a:
Il Sunday a large party attended bap-
tizlng some eight miles distant,
II Next morning watermelon feast
was held on the lawn. the popula ost-
sess. a lady who has been summering here
ffor5thepast thlrte cen years,
Other entertalnme nts Of the week were:
Thursday a fish fry in q nearby grove,
to spend the day E 5is5P 4 4
The usual week ly| ball on Wednesday
evening; and on friday evening n CONF
plinental'y hay rid e.8 Z II 81
~ Sometimes on rainy evenings We sTla y
cards. Sin hand euchre IS popular Il "A
party repaired to the clubhouse IA few
evenings since to pla Yingt ct un, Some
Jealous ones who could mot get In the
game rocked the cottage clubhouse old
William the negro ia ototun came rush
ing down the lawn, thinking that the
house had tumbled An Another example
OF the immortal bards: "a tie no nsense
now and then" etc. ~ s
The game OF anagrams Is Intensely
Interesting. and a pretty good test OF
one .Sorthograpby Occasionally, we fisht
oyer the words, but this only adds Jest
to our enjoyrnen Is .as9as5s
Besides all OF I hess plea suies We have
some feats IN, Eredestr ianism, Two OF our
most popular ladies (attltcted with an
oyerplus az avoird upois) take dai ly Wh fks.
and associated with IL he daily official
weather forecast IS a I,edonlet ter forecast.
which rs Of great Interest TO all obser-
yerss ~ MI ~ Eli
Amongst the new arrivals are Mrs w.
II. h Parker and child, Miss Matte lem
'ninss, Mrs. 4. Ia llmon. ~ rs. Z. - sch
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The Tsa,p4syaal has 8. 900 lspers.
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The last report Of the state . boaf 8 9 y
care el Of suberenosis patients and an anti,
tuberculosis society 70 ald n me ~ ~
against consuInpt Ion. II, An no irocess OF
formation at Indianapolis. 2fs5
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16

Robert L. Pettus Will Sell Fifty
New Royal Sewing Machines
at Actual Manufae-
turer's Cost.

To advertise and introduce the New
Royal Sewing Machn-s, the manufac-
turer has arranged vi II Mr. Robert /.
Pettas 10 sell FIFTY Of these ma
chimes at Actual Manufacturer Cost
which ranges trem ST. s. upwards, aud
tie sale vii actually take place in Fol-
rest city, at Mr. Eettus' store on De
tober# l, 3 and +. Now don't forget the
date. You VIII never again have an
opportunity Of buying really fIst-
class Sewing Machine for 81 y.
Mr. Rabt J. Pe,tus will effet the FIRST
carload TO sample machines at manu-.
factufet's cost. and during this special
sale ONLY. L vii be just Ike City Gus
toners buying direct from the manu-.
facturer at one time. and saving he
jobbers agents and peddltrs, profits
Come 70 the store to buy. NJ agents
OF canvassers viii be sent out. Al
machines ale warranted for ten Yrais
by the manufacturer and The unteI-
signed. Satisfaction guaranteed ot
your money back. Terms cash or easy
payments. TINS Is banalide s4aare
stie. Al machines brand new B-H-
bearing, hi2h arm. high grad lg6t
running ~ attachments and beck
ot instruction free Nith each mael iae
Don faii 10 g-t ia on this sale. ana
remember the d4te-Ooteber /. ) and
/, 1901, al my store Thss4 plices VI
do tie work and do it qi.aIy. Or
reasons for giving away machines ut
factory cost in this sale is u advertise
aid introduce them
ROBERT ]. PFTTU-
Forrest Ci+v RI
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a Boys Wdd Ride for Life.

With family around expecting him to
die, and son rding for life, Is miles to
get Or, Kings New Discovery for con
SUMPTION, coughs and colds, " H. Brown
of Leesvite lad endured death's agouies
from asthma, but tins wonderful ned
cine gave instant relet and soon cured
hin. lie writes Il now sleep soandIy
every night Like marvellous cures OF
consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, colds
coughs and grippe prove It's match ass
merit for all throat and lung troubles
Guaranteed bottles soc and sl0o. rflal
bottles free. BY all druggists.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16

bs. Car st-dtss German LIVER P0W8 =
j, 3 seHt-ffI. remedy pr-,cfip ilen Used
+ t=at-r ats fesF- IS "a eminent G-rmal
+. 1-5eisu III ll. pts+taH- both 10 Elfap@
81 i us country, aa8 ~ad IS thousands Il
dung - all over the word - m II.y
Ha-gra. are The ttf-z'- Of tn, remedy that
.. taey and Ly#r trout = give way r.
F-ffec. Aeaa 81. lt#surrs The worst cas-s
su9 many have ben cured Hao had tired
eVat4 known remedy.
pt0m- Of Liver Complaint: Dyspep
"a. ii# g--fj4H, rheumatism. govt. = q
eI4ptieH-, Sa+g@ue-s. constipation. III
MS. vert x. HeaGaeGe, pies, pain % re
btsk, melancholy. bal breath. hofF i
tt>te, furry tongue, unpleasant dream =.
insomnia. undue sleep hess. nausea. flatu-
lrucr, swelling Of the abdomen, c9dcky
condition Of The bowels, pain aud soreness
ID he stomach. liver -pufs on thu skin
los OF u.smory, Impaired VIA -, 5jr-
fotebodsng-, ,aek Of energy .cranklnrss. i'm
decision. blood poisoning. uervou-uF-~f
teIIfuk haT-rh, there arr lots al them.
aud each enc en- pEa~iZ-S The Imporfaf O.
OF having D.. Catt~tedt,. G-rmaa Lf3af
Ponder constantly within reach l. is tie
I zht hing at tn right time, surr and Ger
tn ia effect, peasant and perfect in &c.
on.
Fer your own sake don't neglect any OF
the symptoms OF liver disorder or the com
plant viii become chrome, aud the at :
mate, after uHtUli suferinE.. i DEATH
j II. BaHaYaut can tt You a i. az /
Dr.. CaFl7trdts German Liver Powder: Il
has cured many % hi. customers who are
TeeolGmendn II 70 their friends
Better than tel mona IS the guarar-
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raiH ard

WI. Harrison. Cleveland. Mississippi.
writes. Aug. =. 1907. Il want % say a
word OF pTs.se Tor Ballads Snow LIN
meni. | stepped 90 a nau, witch caused
,he cords 10 ny leg 10 contract and an ab-
-ce-s 10 rise In ny knee. and the d1-t#.
=ed ms hat | HoaId have 4 = 7 leg. -
ere day waut n J. F. Lords 4rIx s.af=.
who j. nov Tn Denver. GoHe. Hr recon-
mended bottle OF snow Ltuimert, I : g
q sos z, md II cured my - Il l. tl-
best liulmeHt tn the Wof d. Ao-es-se,,
nth few exceptions, arr indicative q con.
sUpatiou OF deb.uty. Ihey may. howrv-
-, result nom how or trau foreign
apdf-- Introduced .H,9 tie skin oE So.
sHca a. ,p.utrrs. ta7ru- re. sod ay5.
I sanders
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The Stomach is the Man.

a weak stomach wtaseas the mn. be.
cause It cannot transform tire foo1 le eats
into uourshmeut Health and strength
cannot be restored 10 any sex man or
weak woman without first restoring hea 4
and strength u the stomach 4 weak
stomach cannot digest enough food 10 feed
the TISSUES and revive the tired and run
down limbs aud organs Of the body r.
do Dyspepsia Cure dIgests what yea raf.
cleanses an1 strengthens tie gfand5 aud
membranes q tie stomach, and cures IN
digestion, dyspepsia and al stomach trou
bles Sod by I Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16

Ladies, tie new faH Dress Goods
must be SEEN 10 b. appreciated. al
ttrt tiuIY Il Us 10 aur store vi mase
than repsy YOU. Yea vi be us Il
10 look At our eXt5ts.yp ines II In
yery latest fabrics III al -eas6aahls
and DE-, ghffnl ealarlugs We cauna.
enumeraLe he many novelties W. have
ia tins iige-t.i n-w and jHst trom h.
mafkels. Batlf yoI vii fay u,av 81
Sc vii guarantee 10 show you 4 hand
some llne Of Lalies' Dress God, ~
WI ever looked upon outside Of laTs-
city. OR values are varied aid exec :
Int in Women.s Apparel. 4 c9Hyifte
ing demonstration II pfice--ceH4mY
and mod 81 elegaue- combined In :
Is il rare array OF FL Specials and an
unusual Offering of advance -ttIes.
BRANDON x BAUoH
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GKOBHAER'S NEW MARKET.
Opened Ye~terday To tbs Pnhli~.
and Business Resumed Jnder
Most Elattering Prospect,

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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16

Heath Is very good IN this locality
Cotton picking las inst commenced
here
The dust devil Is still eating IN ~.
dirty work
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16
LOCAL. ADDFNDA.

Hon Jas. Z Wood, The genial editor
# the Lee County Courier, Mariana.
was 4 the city Tuesday morning IN
route home from Little Rock NJ
Wood say. his town j. on Duom. bat
Il 5 uet - Il the style Of tie Q1esn
City II Eastern ATkarsas-city q Fer
rest CIV.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1904-09-16
start an Herb Garden.

Fortune in GINSENG, GOLDEN SEAL
and SENECA, ali valuable medical plants.
Easily grown and hardy throughout thu
Z 5. Always q ready market and de
mand Increasing. Room in your garden
TO grow thousands Of dollars worth. We
sell -oots and seed. Pant 10 fat Book
let en3 magazine telling al about H. 4c.
- .9tse. OZARK GINSENG CO
Dent " joplin, No
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; \. Rat Cisco. Teas. MIS-. March
J an, 1901 Ny wr.,t was sprained 81
badly by f.. that f; vas u-e'rs, after
using several remedies that tailed To CIV
relief ] used "a arts snow Eminent
and Es' cured earnestly recommend
Il r. any one suffering tom sprsiu. Sc
zee ii ee. ScIt by !, T. Ssnae--.
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GUARANTEE

hereby agree u refund the money
paid fer Or. Car.sisdt.s German Liver
PoN der On the return of the empty
bottles. the purchaser stat NJ Il mas fa5I-
q to reley- and cure hun OF any OF
the disease Tor va Gu It = recommends
4 guarantee covers tae use e.
Il Dot +. or -four 25e &. / e.. 81 tEe
months treatment. J. Ii DUNAvANT
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H : wefid-s de fame Tor marvellous cures
Il .arras>e> any other save. lotion, ONT
meat - BAN Tor cut, CONS. burns. b0i--.
sores. e oHs. ulcers. t-;ter.. salt Thrgu
fever SORES, cHapped hands, and s6 eTIp-
tiaa, Iufal4ate for pics. Cure EHarau.
tod Only 25e. Al all dIagg.st..
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Notice of Meeting

All enlisted men of the Forrest CITY
Rides are hereby ordered 10 be present
at business meeting, u b. held in the
hall over Aldridgc y Jones store, on
Friday night, Sept. 10th, at $50 O'Clock.
BY order, j. : SHIELDS. Cant