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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

komitetu Sled
czego TowarzystWa sw. Stani-
slawa Kostki W Winona, Mimi.
Doch6d cd / CzerWca 1904.
|$2012.94
Rozch6d W tym samym
czasie $1889.92
Dnia / Czerwca W reku ka-
syera pozostaje $123.02
Og6lny majatek Tow 5w.
Stan. Kostki jest $3213.62
Czlonk6w Tow. liczy I'll.
Posmiertnego Wyp}aca: POGO
sta1ej zonie pc smierci czlon-
ka $4,000
Pc 6mierci zony sk]ada.
ola wdowca pojednym'
:dolarze. w chorobie p}aci
czlonkowi $500 tygod-
.niowo, ma kt6re kazdy czlo-
mex placi rocznie $500 po-
datku Do TowarzystWa przyj-
mowani bywaja tylko handy
daci moralnego prowadzenia
sic dobrzy katolicy i POI
lacy.
Narok przyszly obrany 20
stall nastepujacy zarzad:
|Wiel. ks. Pacholski prezes
honoroWY.
Julius Betka, PREF. czynny.
MARGIN Daszkowski vic. pre-
zydent
Antoni Cierzan sekr. proto-
koloWy.
Jan Czaplewski sekr. finanso-
PaWel Cisewski kasyer.
Rom. Oierzan opiekunowie
Jan Krus kasY.
EJ6zef=Lnc marszalkowie
Jak6b Rogala
Podolski
Jan Jereczek
Mich.
awe
IIIssasSa. III gospodarczsss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Nasz ~podr6zujacy
agent pan J6zef n.
Teszlewicz bedzie ko-
lektowal " Nebrasce
it'd

Podr6zujacy agent
pan W. A. Radomskli
kolektuje obecaie "a
Wiarusa W Minneso-
Gle / Wiseonsinie. Ia
legajaey abonenci "a.
cz9 IA jege rece 2
zaufaniem z4ozy6 "a
plate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Doprowadzony do roz-
paCZY.

Zyjqc ma ustroniu, dalek,, cd cy-
vnizscyi, familia jest doprowa-.
diana ozesto do rozpacsy y rasie
wYpadku, wynikkego : o%parzenia,
skaleczenla, ran, wrzod6w it'd Pred
{ ulge niesle Bucklen's Arnica
5sSalye, $50 Y apiece N. J. kowa-
slewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Narodowa KonwencyaZ akazu
Indianapolis, Ind. $50
CZerWca.

Kolej Chicago Great Western
sprzedawaG bedz,e 26 az Czerwca
tykiety zwrotne "a Gene jednej
jazdy i 50. 25 do Indianapolis, Ind.
o blizsze informacye pytajcie agen-
ttw koleji Great Western, albo j.
r. Elmer, G.. y. a. Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Parma M sprzedaz


Mlla<arl,s,hlalnlld Wis. "a g6rachlI
$50 akr6w pod phugleem. 20.
ARROW pastwiska duze drzewo.
DWupietrowy dom, chlew,
szopado siana, duzysadi do
bra Woda; maszyna zggazalinaa,
maszyna do szrutoWania zbo-
e, maszyna do sieczh rznie-.
cia; pumpa j !. d. Ma farme
dobra droga. Zglo-
sic sic pod adresem.
Jan MarchleWicz
?. o. Fountain City, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
naboze1stwa

KsIIAllIzKsl d nab1,oz,eh.s|tWqaa
" bardzo ozdobnej oprawie
MONA q, ma. nabyt y ksiegarni
,Wiarusa' osobliWie poleca
sic ia,dllne, " gietkieii bialeajj
.oprawie ksiazki Ola dzieci
.przystepujacych do pierWszej
Ikomfulnn sw. Upraszamry
vice mlatki, wpierw "a
MIN kupia ksiazki do nabo-
zehstwa Cd kogo innego,
wstapit do naszej ksiegarni j
sobie je obejrzec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
KonWencya dobroczynna

Konwencya dobroczynna
Mlodziezy stowarzyszeh
chrzesciahskich koscio1a pre-
sbyteryahskiego.
st. Joseph, Mo. cd 20 Czerwca
do 3 Lipca 1904.
Kolej Chicugo Great Western Cd
20 do 80 Czerwca wlac>nie spree
bedzie tykiety zwrotne "a
cene iednej jazdy 200 do st.
Joseph, Mo. o blizsze ~informacye
pytajcie agent6w koleji Great
Western albo ]. P. Elmer, G r. A.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

wieczorem przybyl do Vino
ny w. ]. Grier, kt6ry pieszo.
obszed1 kule ziemska. .Grier,
;zrobi1 zakIad 0 $4,000 z sa:
lonistami Dit William Sands:
W St Paul, kt6rzy twierdzili
IL potrzeba najmniej trzech
lat, ably obese ziemie, Grier
.m6wi}, il lyle ME potrzeba..
St. Paul. 8. Lutego
roku, pozostaje mu jesz-
.cze podr6z z Winony do st.
lecz z tad udaf sic po-
okretem do st. Paul,
Mimi.
Ola dziec' do pierW-
/ szej komunii Sw.
sprowadzifem znaczny "a:
pas eleganckiego obuwia,
kt6re sprzedaje pc Genie
u~markowanej. Szanowne
Rodaczki i Rodacy wstapcie
do mnie a przekonacie sic,
zle dostaniecie dobryi elegan-
cki towar taniej niz " mieScie.
Wasz Kodak
j. P. Wieczorek
Toe. Sta utica.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
fOFICYALNE).
Zawiadomienie 0 aplikacyi
Rebstock & Pierce 0 pre-
.niesienie licensYi ma sprzedaz
palonych trunk6W.


Zawiadamia sie niniejszem, .
.Rebstock Pierce mlasta j powiatu
.Ninona, Stanu Minnesota, podali.
dina g. C.erwca 1904, zgodnie Z
.uchwa19 wymienionego m,asta pr
sm,enn4 splikacye przenie,sienla wy
szynkn palonych trunk6w, powy1ej
sacytowane orzeczanie " Winona,
MINI zawiadomiono j oplssno jjak
nastepu]e =. J. y piervszen po'-.
3koiu IA dolnem pietrze y muro-
wanym budynku. znanym pod nr
2x7 u. Sofa ulica.
Wepomniana aplikaoYa bedzie
omawiana ma poaiedzeniu rudy
mieiskiej budynku mieJskimll9
dnis go Cxerwcg 1904 o gods. so
swiecxorem; tenn csasie miejscu.
gmoaefsie stawiid ka1dyir obic aalrzIu--I
usprzeciiw uxysksniul iicensyi.
s's Piisanv v Ninonie, MINI. s11
ssssaN.sssssSs RHecosdaeixsaSglss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Roczne zebranie Wielkiej To-
zy i stowarzyszenia Rebekah
I. G. @. r.. q Minnesoty.

Kolej Chicago Great Western
sprzedawa6 bedzie % 123 Czerwca
-Ykiety zwrctne "a cene jednej; j
jednej trzec,ej zwykfej ceny, do St.
Paul i Minneapolis, MINI. Q zupef-
ne ,nformacye pytajcie agent6w ko-
leji Great Western, albo j. r. FL
mer G. r. A.. Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Roczna StanoWa konwencya
Bractwa reguly Eagles St
Paul. Mimi. 24-26 CzerWca.

Kolej Chicago Great Western,
sprzedawa6 Dedz;e Cd % do IS
Czerwca wlacznie, tykiety zwrotne
"a Gene jodnej i jednej trzeciej ivy
klej jazdy, do st Paul albo Min
neapolis, MINI. O bllzsze informa-
eye pyta;;cie agent6w koleji Great
Western, albo J. p Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

Buck, " a A. Pryor, r. ].
BE'as,.rlt II J. d H + Jonso1n, l Harry.
GonWell, joni Valentine.
Will Golss, Philip o]'He sa 9
Patrick Fitzpatrik, 2. MiIntck,
II. M. Lamberton, Hermann.
Weibel, 3. s. Muir, Joseph
Leicht, 6. Burns, VIM n
Hamelton, G. 3. Waterman,
Daniel Burke, Nelson Breed.
Glenn McAllister, r. a. Ste
phans, Jas. Manahan, a. Lie
TOW, Alvin j.. Szeriden, N.
.Goegorgen, NJ. j. McGrath,
Frank Custerman, J. Prodzi6-
ski, Teo. Sikorski i John
.Reichman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
.Exkursya koleja j ma rzece
niedziele 10 Czerwca 1904,

Kolej Chicago Great Western v
polaczeniu z wielkim okretem, is"
cdbedzie popularnq exkursya koleja
ina rzece pc bardzo niskich ratach.
o blizeze ,nformacye zg}osid sic do
kt66regekolwiek agenta kolej1 Great
Western, albo do J p. Elmer,
g Z. a. Chicago, Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

MIEJSCOWE.
w PONIEDZIAKEK pole
czeni zostali w9zlem malzeh-
skim Leon Gromowski j Mo
nika Killa.
w ZESZKY WTOREK
zmarla Elzbieta Glomska uro-
dzona Lipi6ska, chorowa1a
przez dluzszy czas ma sucho-
ty..
w PINE CREEkU pOZe-
gna} sic z tym swiatem S. p,
Wojciech Gomolka, zy} pre-
szlo lat so z pozostalych do
juz dzieci jedna c6rka
nieboszczyka, iona Jana
Gliszczy6skiego mieszka W
Winonie. Mech mu Bog da
wieczne ~spoczywanie.
w P~ONIEDZIAKEK Z ra-
ma rozsta} sic z tym swlatem
Teofil Lejk, liczy} lat okolo
81. Pozostawi} zone i kilkoro
dzieci. Pogrzeb odby4 sic "
Srode z koscio}a sw. Stanis-
lava Kostki.
PAN GRO
z Arcadia, Wis. wye
cha1 W zesz}ym tygodniu do
Europy ably zwiedzit strony
rodzinne, a take pc czesci
ola poratowania zdrowia.
policy Scho-
enig oswiadczyl " poniedzia-
lex wieczorem, il kapanie ]
p}ywanie ME bedzie dalej do
W granicach miasta.
wydana przeciw
praktykowaniu tego, bedzie
~ . 81 ~ e. -s.- 'EA| 80 I-.T+s -E
wykonana zaraz bardzo 6ci6le,
azeby osoby kt6re maja ma
log kapania sic " rzece te-
go sic strzeg}y.
DW0CH CHKOPCOW,
VIM Brandt i Charles Fox,
sic kapali wewnatrz
granic miasta, zosta}o aresz-
tOWanych~ pred mlelsklego
stawionych, kt6rzy
ich skarcil i pu6cii ma vol
lecz W przysz}osci be-
die "a podobne %przewinie-
nienie nalozona kara $500
PIERWsZE PIWO z nowe-
go browaru rozwozone bylo
salonach " zesz'y ponie-
W sOB0TE, zostal Frank
Mink ma Il miesiecy kary
stanoWego Wiezienia " Still
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

to these features of the regular pro-
gramme several other exercises Will oc-
cur of an interesting character. The
Senior Glass Of 1904, or which Mr.. w. T.
Davidson is President. will hold cele-
bration on Tuesday, June 21st, at II a.
NJ. There will be also four germans, IT,
Monday Morning German" at II a. M,
June Goth, the Kappa Alpha german the
same day at II p NJ, the Kappa Sigma
german June 21st at II p. NJ, and the Pl
Kappa Alpha german at II p. Nj, June
q.
HONORARY DEGREES.
The college confers the honorary degree
OF LII. D., and on Thursday the final
day, the exercises will be graced by the
presence OF Mr. John Goode. who VIII
receive his diploma Of LII p. voted him
last June by the faculty and board OF
visitors During the last sixteen years
only three persons have taken this de-
gree--William Writ Henry, Alexander
Brown and James Minor Lyle. Mr..
Goodc makes tho fourth.
On Tuesday, June ed. the board Of ytsi-
tors of tho college will begin Its session,
and many important matters will come UP
for their consideration, such as the cleo
ton of two new professors-one OF biology
and the other Of tho manual arts, Steps
Will be taken to fill the chair left vacant by
5tle reSlBnat VI fIoleo5ol I1uSIl y. ~ ~
ana 1t Is probable that two new instruc-
tors will be selected-one in tho DEPART
ment OF Greek, French and German, and
tho other In the Model School of tho col
lege.
Money will be voted to put in entire new
equipment at the boarding house and In
the college lecture rooms. All the build
ings will be repaired. and the question of
putting up a new science hall Will be
considered.
Many other improvements are contem-
plated and it Is certain that every effort
will be made to insure n fine attendance
at the institution next session.
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NEW HOTEL.
Government to Lay Spur Track
to John It. Rixey's Farm.

Especial to The Tines ispatch.)
MANASSAS, VA, June ls,--Ground was
broken to-day for n handsome three
story hotel to be erected at this place
by Mr., Robert Portner at cost OF
$4,000 The contract has been let to John
A. Cannon & Son, local contractors. and
the work will be pushed with all possible
speed in order that the hotel may be
completed and in readiness to entertain
part OF the large crowds that are ex-
pected here next fall to witness the army
manoeuvres.
1t IS learned here that the United States
government has completed arrangements
with the Southern Railway for the lay
ing OF a spur track from this point to
tie estate of Hon. John T. Rixey, dis
lance of four miles,
One of the main camps for the army
manoeuvres will be located on Mr..
Rixey's farm, and the spur track will be
laid to where the camp will be located.
The other main camp will be located at
Ihoroughfare, a distance of fifteen miles
from the first, with a stretch OF about
forty thousand acres between the two.
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corporated. Home Office Roanoke. Va:
capital stock. $1,000; president w. T.
Montpelier Reception.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Special to The Times ispa tch.)
ORANGE. VA. June 1S--Montpelier.
the magnificent residence of Mrs. and
Mr., William Dupont, was the scene Of a
most brilliant reception Wednesday even
.ng between the hours or four and seven.
The guests were entertained most OF the
time In the flower garden. in which Mrs,
Dupont takes great interest. and has the
largest variety OF flowers and evergreens
of any garden In the State.
!, Mrs; Dupont received her guests in a
Partisan gown of cream lace and Pic
ture hat, The paror was q scene Of
beauty with Its lovely decorations and
tfrongs OF Acknowledgement ladies'.
Tho tables were tnstefully decorated with
flowers, and elegant refreshments We're
Mrs, r. c. Macon. MIR. and Mrs. Fl. d,
Atwood. Mr.. H. M. Atwood, Col. and
Mrs. w. w. Burgess, Mr., and Mrs. a.
p. Cayce. Rev and Mrs. j. S. Hans
sbrough, Mr.. John e. Williams, Misses
Mary Page and Kate Burwell Williams.
Rev, Dr.. G. j. Fiji, Mr.. w. w. Harper,
Miss Miriam Fiji, Misses Alice and
Kate oton. DR.. Il. S, Ricketts, Messrs.
r. G, and l.. w. Booton, r. c. Slaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, ", C.. Williams, ", w,
Woodruff, willis Browning,
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BLACKSTONE, VA.
-.
Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.,

+.
BLACKSTONE. VA, June 17--Tho Pro-
grcsslve Finch Club had u reception
given In their honor by Mrs. j, NJ. CraIle,
one of BluclSstone's popular ladies' Tho
guests We're; Nlesdames ]. w. Harris,
Richmond plllard, Pr, w. " Atkins, pr
p. Adams. Ct, Cralle. Frank Jones Bar
row ", Hurst, Poytress Epes and Misses
Matte Hardy. Agnes Epes, Askew. Liz
gle lrby and Fannie Irby ,rhe refresh
.menls were dainty and elegant The
club was more than delighted with their.
The Progressive Finch Club was on
Of aakstonss most G. popular os as SM'
Mrs. L, NJ. Harris, Those present were:
Mesdames., Tom billiard, Richmond Oil.
lard. &, r, Adams, q. IT, Crone. w A,
Iand,J, M Grnlle.- Or. Tucker, Dr. Dick
Adams &, Cralle; II Barrow and Misses
Loula Spencer. Louise Budd, Matte
Hardy, Agnes Epes, Martha Hurts The
refreshments were daintily and elegantly
served. and all expressed themselves as
having delightful evening.
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a preacher from the denomination OF
Presbyterians distinctively known as
8"Seceders." Rev. Oliver Johnsonis pas
tor Of the church at Lesle-thc largest
secedcr church In South Carolina, and
the second largest in the denomination.
the largest being In Tennessee.
Mr.. Johnson was graduated from Frs
kline College, the college of the Seceders Of
South Carolina, but his Theological
course OF three years was at Princeton,
New Jersey. He has by Invitation, when
visiting Washington, oftlciated as Chap
lain In both the Senate and House Of
Representatives. where his fine personal
appearance and commanding clocution
have attracted much attention.
(. In the evening Of the same day, at
P. NJ an address will he delivered by
DR. r. Ct. Waterhouse. President of En-
DRY and Henry College, before the Young
MEMS Christian Association. This gentle
man is so we'll known in Virginia that
1t is only necessary to mention his name.
This association has for long time been
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ARGUMENT in
BUSBY CASE
ii Will Likely Take Place To
morrow and Case Given
to Jury.
TESTIMONY NEARLY ALL IN
MIR. Royal Will Put on a Few
It More Witnesses in
Rebuttal.

The taking of testimony In the Busby
damage suit was practically completed
ii, the Law and Equity Court yesterday,
and ut 9 o'clock tho court took n recess
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, when.
after the examination Of one or two Wit
lesses in rehuttal, the case Will he
argued by counsel and submitted to the
jury.
The matter OF shaping instructions will
consume Horne time, but every one In
connection with the trial hopes finally to
dispose Of 1t by Tomorrow night. The
argument will likely consume about three
hours a side. though no time has yet
been allotted by the court. The trial
was commenced on Monday morning and
consumed the entire week.
The witnesses yesterday were Messrs.
Harry Marks and George l.. Pender,
for the defendants. and Messrs. Busby,
Lucas. Pettigrew and Brown. for the
plaintiff, In rebuttal. The argument Of
the case will likely attracts many people
sfn tha court room. Az l3 fjS..s II
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"
doing a noble work in the college. The
officers for tho present year arc Presi-
dent, III. Blanknsllip; Vicc-Pres.dent j.,
H. Lloyd; Recording Secretary II, w.
England Corresponding Secretary ]. s..
Wilson; Treasurer, Fl. III. Young.
LITERARY CELEBRATION,
On Monday, June Goth. at 8 =. NJ, the
Philomathean Literary Society Will have
their annual celebrations. MI w. H..
Davidson will preside. and the orators
will be a. r. w. Macreth and James s..
Wilson, and the debaters viii be Thomas
l.. Snclair, Jr. and James N. IIillman,
On Tuesday, June 2lst, Mt s r, NJ, will
occur the celebration of the Pheonix Lit
crary Society. The President Ia w r..
Mason, orators John p, Terrell, and Ed
win Hugh Smith, and the dehaters Thorn
as N, Lawrence and James A, Carson
On Wednesday, June end, at y q NJ,
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work done by the pupils. Professor Kahn
and his success in instruction. as we'll ms
the large number of'scholars in his class,
has been really wonderful.
Miss Elizabeth Elllcott Intrusion, tho
eldest daughter Of the charming South
crn authorcss, Mrs. Lucy Meaoham
Intrusion, has been recently awarded n
hundred dollar scholarship in the Girls
Latin School OF Baltimore, Md.
Tho marriage of Miss Eleanor A.
knight to Mn, Lewis r. ELLIS, celebrated
III Washington. y, O., on Tuesday eve
ming last recalls to mind the fact that
the groom is great-srandson of tho
nretty Dutch maiden, Katrina Van Tas-
sci, the heroine Of WASHINGTON Irylng's
delightful 'Legand Of Sleepy Hollow
-
Mrs, Thomas II. Carter the wife of
United states Senator Carter of Man
tana. gave one OF the most elegant lunch
cons Of the season at the Woman's Club
In ST. Louis last Wednesday, Mrs, Don
aid Mclean, the regent OF the New
York Chapter Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, being one Of her quests.
Miss Helen Roosevelt, the daughter az
Mr.. James ROOSEVELT and the niece OF the
President, was married yesterday at
noon, in the Church of ST. James, pough-
keeps!e n, T., TO Mr. Theodore Douglas
Robinson, her cousin, and graduate IN
the class OF 1904 at Harvard. The Presl-
dent and Mrs, Roosevelt attended the
wedding,
Miss Roosevelt, who ls a granddaugh-
ter or Mrs, Aston, has beer presented al
the Court of st, James, and has fortune
NJ. s5,o.0,o0 In her own right
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WILLIAM AND
M''||.A'I.IR|YFlNALS;''
Closing Celebration at The Col
legc to be Of Exceptional
Interest.
HONORARY DEGREES
Mr. Goode Will be Made All
LII y 1.-Two New Profess
sors to be Elected.

Especial to Tho Times Disnatcho
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 1S-The
final celebration OF William and Mary
College promises this year TO be ono
Of especial interest, IT will commence
on Sunday June 10th, at il A. M. with
the Baccalaureate sermon which Will be
delivered this year by Rev. Oliver John
son, Of Leslie South Carolina. rs the
custom Of tho college in this matter Of
the baccalaureate address TO select g
preacher from the different denomina-
lions In turn, as far as practicable.
This is the first timo that 1t will have
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Hirshberg. at No, 3 South First street,

Hirshberg. at No, South First Street,
Mrs, w. -. Thomas and her children
Will leave Monday to spend the summer
in warronton Va.
MIR. Bartan Grundy and little son, Car
ter Grundy. will spend several weeks at
Saratoga,
Mrs. Grundy will occupy her cpttage at
the Greenorier White sulphur Springs
during the summer,
Mrs. william Law Clay, of Savannah
Ga, who las been spending some time
with her mother. Mrs Hunter Mcclure.
viii leave with her children for Flat
Rock, N. c., where she will spend the
summer,
Mira. II. Vonderlehr left yesterday to
spend month with relatives In Penn,
sylyania, 80
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Capital Stock Increased.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the right to tho Chesapeake
Transit Company to Increase its capital
stock from s1,00oOOO to s1.5oO,0OO
Charters were granted TO the follow
ing companies: The Grayson Supply
Company, Incorporated Home office
Woodmont, Va: capital stock, $4,000
The president of the company is ]. a.
Beever.
The Jefferson Investment Company, In
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Keeper Reelected.

At the meeting Of the Cemeteries Com
mttee yesterday evening, the following
Keepers Of cemeteries We're reelected.
", a. Dickinson, lakewood; Charles r..
Woods and A, J. Keith laborers In
shockoe Hill Cemetery.
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will occur the Joint celebration Of the
two societies, and the feature OF the
occasion will be an Grafton from Hon
r, n, w. Duke, IN, OF Charlottesville the
we'll known Virginia poet and orator. Al
SP NJ, OF the same day, Mr., $, Q. Bland.
OF Newport News, will Address the Alu
nj Association. after which there VIII
be banquet beginning at 10 +. NJ, Nv
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der the auspices u tho Daughters

tGpnfeUerHty, II7If7ft3 n 81 81 m y. 4l
"a On rhursday, june 2sd ut H. NJ,
tho diplomas, medals and Dcholarsl,lps
Will be awarded by President Tyler In tho
presence OF the Faculty and Board Board o.
Visitors. Although the lists Of fortunate
students hnva not vet been posted, It is
believed that large number Will obthin
the honors Of the institution. Az night
or this day, which Is the final day. the
usual FINAL Bali will be had wlle,, many
fair visitors from different parts Of the
s,nte will be In attendance. II, addition
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A certain willy old gentleman once
wanted to exchange new lamps for old
He was one of the first men on record
to utilize the Idea Of the exchange colr
uHns. but better bargains are offered
nowadays In the Tee-Dee Want Ad, coli
umnH.
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baltimore to attend the wedding of Miss
sadyo Eechhelmef, Of that city to Mr.
David seiniger, of.New York.
Miss Margaret Brag, Of Roanoke, Is
visiting her aunt. Miss E'itzer, at No.
ll5 East franklin Street.
Mrs. Margaret r. Smith will spend
July and August at the "Altamont Craig
Hall, Atlantic City
Ono Of the most enjoyable Of the past
weeks attractions was the vocal and In
strumental recital OF Professor Kahn,
which took place at the y NJ. 81 g. 4. hal al
on tuesday evening. The hall was filled
with fashionable and appreciatiye au-
dience. and the professor conducted him
self and his class III his usual delight
full manner. which reflected great credit
on his teaching, as we'll as the good
" . q : b { o. p ~ .F
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G., is the guest Of Miss Marion Heller.
at No 1911 Grove Avenue.
Mr. William Kendrick and his two
daughters, Miss 1nez and Miss Marga-
ret, will leave Tuesday for the Worlds
Fair, in st. Louis.
Mrs. Max Heller, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hannah
strause, at No. 10 East Clay Street.
Mrs. Merle Hirshberg, of philadelphia,
Is tho guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Meyer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

When court reconvened ut 10 o'clock,
Mr.. Marks resumed the stand, and after
being questioned briefly by his counsel
Mr.. Meredith, was turned over to Mr..
Royal. who cross examined him at con-
siderable length. Mr. Marks denied that
he had ever said he would "fix Busby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
Special Sale Of Trunks
JULIUS SYCL E SONS
You Can Charge Your Purchase
Sale sc Mems 81 White and Colored Ma 80.
dras Nesligee Shirts 0UG
Artillery Cloth

Another lot lust received 1t is some
thing like cannon cloth, only much
finor; It wears well and looks like
linen when washed only ~ 1-2c. "a
yard. thirty-six inches wide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

We're sure that there's not o. finer
lot OF Umbrellas In town than you'll
SEQ here. There are Umbrellas for
men and women, all kinds OF handles
and silks, all at special prices.
Ask TO SEQ tho big bargains at 81.
1925 and 1885,
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Linensfor Shirtwaist Suits

Brown Linen. some special prices
and quality. at12t1-@c.. 15c. and ZIG.
White Linen, for shirt waists and
suits; you ought TO see our stock at
csc. ale. and zoe, a yard.