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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27
Basketball tomorrow night.

Basketball tomorrow night.
Miss Lima StoufGer went to Portland
Wednesday for short visit.
Read all the bright new ads o.
Dallas merchants in this paper.
James Simonton and F. A. Koser
of Rickreall, were in Dallas yesterday
Glenn Zumwalt,a a prosperous farmer
and stockman of Perrydale, was in
Dallas on business errand, Monday
! Sam 7. Thurston, formerly mem.
Der Of the Thurston Lumber Company
in this city, was greeting old-time
friends here yesterday. He is now a
resident of Eugene, and is selling
lumber, both at wholesale and on COM
mission. He left for Portland yester-
day afternoon.
A large assortment of secondhand
cook stoves and heaters are offered for
sale by VAUGHN & WEAVER. Some
great bargains are offered in both
lines, and if you are needing a stove
of any kind you will never have a
better opportunity than this to secure
one for a small amount of money.
Don't fail to call and look them over.
They must be sold to make room for
other goods.
The Dallas College second basket
ball team will play a game with the
Salem High School team in the Col
lege gymnasium tomorrow night.
This promises to be one of the lively
contests of the season. The Salem
high school boys have played ten
games this season, and have been
defeated but once. The Dallas College
second team has also been putting up
gilt-edged ball, and lively game is
promised when the two teams meet.
The game will be called promptly at
8:15 o'clock. Admission 25 and 50
cents.
Mrs. Mary Hurley, grand banker Of
the Women of Woodcraft, paid a
fraternal visit to Mistletoe Circle, No.
33, Wednesday night. A large NUM-
Der of lodge members were present to
welcome the visiting officer, and a
pleasant social session was enjoyed.
Delegates to the district convention to
be held in McMinnville were elected
at this session of the lodge. This con-
vention will choose delegates to repre-
sent Oregon at the next meeting of the
Head Circle The Dallas delegates
are Mrs. J. @. Gaynor, Mrs. G. N.
Cherrington, Mrs. Frank Kerslake
and Mrs. V. P. Fiske.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27
The Star Bakery's cookies can't be

The Star Bakery's cookies can't be
beaten.
Bring your produce to D. G. Crider,
at the White Front Grocery.
The OBSERVER office wants the print
ing you are particular about.
d. j. Grant, marshal Of Falls City,
was county seat visitor Friday.
Henry Clanfield, Of Salt Greek. was
a business visitor in Dallas yesterday.
r. g. Williams has been attending
the sessions of the Legislature in
Salem this week.
A. N. Robinson, recorder of Falls
City, was in Dallas, Monday, on his
way to Salem
Money of private parties to loan at
per cent on well-improved farms.
SIBLEY & EAKIN.
The Star Bakery's ginger snaps are
the finest on the market. Ask your
ELOCC1 lOl OI1ClLs
Write or call for prices and descrip-
tion on keystone and Peoria field
fence. Guy Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. White, of Falls
City, are visiting Mrs. Whites father,
John L. Hyde, at Toledo.
Miss Elizabeth M. Pollock will give
recital in the Normal chapel at
Monmouth tomorrow night.
Miss Fannie Dempsey was called to
Portland Wednesday, by serious
illness in the family of her brother-in-
law. A. H. Boyd.
DR.. H. L, Toney, dentist; graduate
of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
stairs Uglow building. Hours to 10
and l to s. Examinations free. Phone
As.
A new donkey engine arrived this
week for the Coast Range LAUNDERING
Company and is being gotten %nto
shape for it's journey into the woods.
Falls City Argus.
To close out quickly, we offer fine
line of lamps and fancy china dishes
at half price. This is your golden
opportunity to get really fine ware at
a low price. Don't fail to see these
goods. LoUGHARY & ELLIS.
Visitors to the Angora goat show in
Dallas last week had the privilege Of
seeing the sample of mohair that won
the gold medal at the ST. Louis Fair !
They also saw the goat from which
5he lock of mohair was cut. The
animal belongs to U. S. Grant, of this
city.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27
SCARE is SUBSIDING
Physicians Express Belief That Scar
let Fever VIII Not Spread
Further.

The scarlet fever scare in Dallas
is subsiding, and it is believed
that the disease will not spread beyond
the homes already infected. The
number of cases in town does not
exceed ten, all reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding, and most of the
cases are of a mild form. It is a sig
nificant fact that no new cases have
developed this week outside the homes
where the disease already existed.
Two deaths have occurred, one Of the
victims being the little daughter Of
Mrs. Cal Hutton, and the other the
small child of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Matheney. All of the homes infected
have been quarantined, and the public
school has been closed as a pre-
cautionary measure. County Health
Officer w. S. Cary, the city officers,
and physicians Of Dallas are cooper
ating to keep the disease in check, and
will endeavor to do everything
necessary to prevent further spread.
The health officers will endeavor to
pursue the same course that was
followed a few years ago when Dallas
was visited by smallpox, namely, to
conceal no facts. but to give out the
whole truth concerning the extent Of
the contagion, and to take every pre-
caution considered wise and necessary
in stamping out the disease. 1t is the
plain duty Of every citizen to lend all
reasonable assistance in this work, as
the officers desire to do only what is
best for the town and its people, anG
no attention should be paid to wild
street rumors circulated by excitable
and irresponsible persons. 1t is
proper to use every necessary precau-
tion to prevent a further spread Of the
fever, and this can only be done by I
pursuing a calm and sensible course.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27
Style, Quality or Price
Charles Chace left for Portland for
an extended stay this week.

Charles Chace left for Portland for
an extended stay this week.
T. J. Cherrington returned from a
business visit to Portland, Wednes-
day.
The Margarita Fischer Company
went to Newberg, Wednesday morn
ing.
Blank notes, deeds, mortgages, ETC.,
can be had at this office IN anyI guam
tity desired.
Hereafter when taxpayer goes
before the Sheriff to pay his taxes that
official will make his place Of resi-
dence a matter of record, by virtue of
of an act of the Legislature, provid-
ing the Senate concur, as it probably
will. The House has passed bill
authorizing the taking Of addresses,
as a matter of convenience in keeping
the whereabouts of taxpayers known
to the sheriff.
Prospects for 3Odays' session have
begun to look faint and far away.
Today marks the halfway point of
the 40 days route, and the end is no
where in sight. Not only that, but
old-timers in the House declare that
the Legislature is week behind the
record Of two years ago. So far the
number of House bills has reached
the 245 mark, few Of which have been
passed and comparatively no Senate
bills read.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27

d. J. Riley, Of Linnton, Oregon
was a visitor in Dallas over Sunday
Basket ball tomorrow night-Dallas
College second team VS.. Salem High
School.
The 1900 Washing Machine guaran.
teed to please you or money refunded
Guy Bros.
The February term of County Com
missioners' Court will convene next
Wednesday
Prof. B. L. Mulkey, president Of the
Ashland State Normal School, visited
relatives in Monmouth over Sunday.
Hon. l. L. Patterson, collector of
customs at Portland, attended the
Angora goat show in Dallas last week,
and purchased some fine stock for his
Eola ranch.
George T. Gerlinger, trustee Of the
Coast Range sawmill property at
Falls City, was a Dallas visitor,
Monday. He is preparing to operate
the mill to its full capacity
Wanted, to contract for engine wood
(old-growth fir delivered along our
line, or on proposed extension, in any
quantity. For further particulars
address Salem, Falls City & Western
Railway Co., Dallas, Ore.
Chester Stumberg, a former Inde-
pendence young man, was married to
Miss Telka Mackie, Of Duluth, Mimi,
in Portland, Saturday evening. Mr..
Stumberg is a resident of Vancouver,
Wash, where he is engaged in busi-
ness with his father, Henry Stumberg.
Desiring to close out my entire line
Of Ladies and Children's Underwear,
I have decided to offer the same at
specially reduced prices. I am also
going to give handsome paper doll
with every Child's garment sold. Do
not fail to inspect my stock before
looking elsewhere. Mrs. ELLA J.
METZGER.
D, @, Crider has sold his bakery to
Frank Fuchs, proprietor of the Star
Bakery on Mill street. Mr.. Fuchs has
moved the entire plant, with the ex-
ception of the oven, to his Mill street
building. Mr.. Order will continue to
sell bread, cakes and pies, buying
them fresh from Mr. Fuchs as needed.
The change is highly satisfactory to
both parties, as Mr.. Crider will now
be able to devote his entire attention to
his grocery business, and Mr.. Fuchs
will be IN shape to operate his busi-
ness on larger scale
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27

Ask your grocer for Star Bakery
5kies.
4. q. Campbell, agent McMinnville
suranoe Go.
Take your prescriptions to the Will
drug store.
Mrs, Claud Dunn visited relatives
Portland this week.
Remember you en- get heaters at
pr own price at GUY Bros.
Bamuel Orr, q prominent hop raiser
RickrealI, was Dallas visitor,
,nday
IA. Gibson. 4 SUBSTANTIAL farmer
Douglas precinct was a business
itor % Dallas Monday.
frank Morrison and family, Of
oI Greek. are visiting at the home
Mr. and AEfs I " Lynch.
)ur Santos coffee has an aroma that
kes folks thirsty. Drink it and
swilI always buy it. d. G. order.
NE Joy Of living will be greatly in
ased If you buy your bread, cake,
pies Of d. G. Crider, at the White
Pnt Grocery.
Irs. D. M. Metzger has almost
irely recovered from the effects Of
recent severe Illness, and is able
pc In her store again.
alvanized Iron Gutter better than
only 10 cents a foot Your house
OF complete without it. VAUGHN &
AVER. at Wiseman' s old stand.
orr. January IA, to Mr.. and Mrs.
, Simpson, Of Dayton, Oregon,
Mrs. Simpson was formerly Miss
a Y. Myer, one Of Polk county's
ular school teachers.
ont forget that the Hub Clothing
npany are still continuing their
Our coats and suits are as
ap as at any place on earth, if you
the quality into consideration.
anted, to contract for 5000 hewn
road ties, delivered along our line,
u proposed extension. For further
ticulars address Salem, Falls City
Western Railway Cc., Dallas, Ore.
r and Mrs. ]. Fl. Dunn have
red to Portland, where Mr.. Dunn
secured employment in Jones
h Store. They will be missed in
rch, lodge and social circles in
las,and their departure is regretted
many friends.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27
"HeIIO, Central"

The Falls City, Dallas & Lewisville
Telephone Company invite the direc-
tors Of, or delegates from, all Mutual
lines centering in Dallas to a Confer
ence to arrange for interchange of
service and other important business,
at the Courthouse, in Dallas, on
Wednesday, February 8, 1905.
f. X. HUBBARD,
Attest: FRANK BUTLER, Chairman.
Secretary.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27

respective households, contrary to the
laws Of the state.
The charges are couched in terms of
anything but mild nature and ask
that joint committee from both
houses be appointed to make full
investigation with power to subpoena
witnesses and take testimony under
oath as to what they know of affairs
at the penitentiary. 1t is understood
that resolution has been prepared
and will be presented by another
Senator providing for the appointment
of this joint committee. Thursdays
Statesman.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, Of 200 w. S4th St.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes:
81 had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years,
but nothing would cure it, until / used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
25c at Belt & Cherrington's drugstore.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-01-27

Many years Of experience
md conscientious effort in
Mastering our trade enables
S to assert positively that
| ur line of Merchandise is
he best and most satisfac-
Dry for you to buy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
. BARTON HEIGHTS

Mr.. c. M Gooaloe and MISS Ada Gsodloe,
who have been visiting on the Heights haze
returned home.
Niles Kathleen Gregory who has been visiting
In Kentucky, has returned to her homo on
Lamb Avenue.
Mrs. Edmund nedd, who has been visiting
in Bon Air. has returned horne
Fred whltehurs, has returned 70 his nome
on North Avenue after IL pleasant vis't 10 AIs.
N.ugrudera, OF Charlottesville
Mr.. w. III Kidwcll. OF Barton Avenue has
left for Washington
Mrs d. j. Quinn. OF washington, is visiting
her sister Mrs. John L. .Iorumeiler. +, - - ..t
Who MI ha sn' BEEN ns visiting Mr. Dr,ma'!er
has returned 10 his home In Washlns, on a..
Mr. i,.'uF w1 its G Ct sSsp All
MISS Grace War has left for.. Sosfo
Miss Kate Andsrse1 o. MgT,h c Ania on
Miller Avenue has returned noas = b,. b,me
Mr. Garland p TAYLOR and fam ,i who ha;e
been spending the summer with her parents y"
Tr,arottcs Vile. have returned
Miss Erie Wright Of North Avenue. has i lei
FOR WHERE nne she ef WIN The 1es arEe DE- de-
Miss Ka,s anderson who has t hesn VISITING naS
astlns Mrs. j. Blackweil OF Richmond, where
she viii spend the winter -. -o,,,rrc, from
M r. M
MIR Mr and Mrs Carter Of AleHpnda
who have been Visiting MIS-. James i nhui' Ae''
'Mr.' %, q smith, who has been visiting Mrs,
i w X napp. has returned 70 her nome :" y
's Mr. Frank Cosby has left for sabo' Island
W MIS- sallie Stevens. Mary Redd and MISS ss
snii,e Put man. who have been flsiths OH w
|! rIcirhts returned TO Hanover. c,,,.o,.
M fsses pattie and MARY! Clarke. q G 1ip
land, arc the guests Of Mrs. L. =, i'r r'',
Was Grace Ward wlo teaAh this week ~, t9r
| n nicrt where she will attend ST. Mary's SGol Col
cs Wlss Matte Rnines OF Caroline. has returned
~ r,rookinnd Park, and will stop WIN MI
!. s. Jeter. She is here to attend tne pup''o
school Of this place. ,,,,,~
Mrs. Is 3. Dlsmukes. who hns been vlsiti ii
bcr daughter Mrs ]. w. KNAPP o. ~ IN, M
Avenue, has returned to her home III .'f' 'l
"a Mr and Mrs. q. b. Peaseley have left for for
c,rozA to visit friends' They VIII 90 ao'e" =
about ten days. ..,,,.,,ad homo from
(, : Nj Morris Starritt, OF Hinton W. Nu'' =
S' Julian Lanford OF Louisa who has nn Denn
Waiting Mrs. s. y. Jones'. mas I,nd ~ her
Mrs c.. ", Lancaster mas ~ ,,er sister,
home In Petersburg after a Visit 20 her ss''s'
1! Mrs. S. r.. JONES'. >,o.,o,r n. lihe guest
!! ~ ar. Frank Rose, Of North Avenue,
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"THERE's A REASON"
That's All Right, But What Is It

That's All RIOht, BUT What 10 W as
A lady teacher In South Dakota says:
~ was compelled to give w tehchlns
for nearly four years because OF what the
physicians called nervous dyspepsia.
Nor was Of any use In tho household
economy. I wn5 In many respects y
wreck.
~ had numerous physicians. one after
another. and took many different KINGS
OF medicine but they did mo no GOOD,
"I'Inally five years $50 began TO use
Crape-Nuts food ! grew stronger IN u
very short time on the new diet, and was
soon able to resume md am still teach
Ing. no longer use drugs Of any kind,
my dyspepsia has disappeared, and ! an,
n hearty woman thanks to Grnpe-Nuts,
Mime givnn by Postum Co., hattie Creck,
Mich There's q ropBOn. Brain WORK ana
worry tnke strength from tho stomach
ana bowels, They become too weak 10
handle tho fried mont, eggs, bacon, coIto,
and white bread; 30, partly dlsestea, ,noE
decay ana cause all sorts OF trouble wmlep
will become chronic II continued rhoh
the nerves ana brain grow weary, ior
thsy arc deprived OF tho rebuilding. ele-
monls tho food must furnish 20 replace
lhs aoft gray Ming al nerve cen.ers Nl'u
brain which Ia partly used w eaon dnS, u
Nov comes the mission Of Crane NUS
10 supply the ,Rcason," Made IN
peculiar and scientific way Of tile seiertsl
par,s OF wheat and barley. THIS famous
iooa contains natural phosphate OF potash
With nlbun,en. which combines Win wafer
in the body and makes that gray inat.sr
n.ichly and surely. Then when nerves
nnd lvain feel tho power Of new mace
and properly made cells. the strenk.n r.
turns to stomach 40 VAL as iolpet H. t. ~ -
There's reason" Any one can !! 'wa, ~
See the little book, "rhe Road 20 Well-
yle,n In each package, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

Tuesday naw scholars we!e registered II has
on Its hooks the largeh number OF pupils tnat
has ever been enErlled before, Niles Dickinson,
the principal. with her able assistants feel
greatly encouarsed BY the interest bo,h par =
ents and pupils hnvo expressed In regards 20
the work OF tho present session, and they hope
Ia make this the banner year In tho school
history, ~
Town Hall BY the Radlroad Young Mems CHRIS
lI,n Association lninstrels vas decided hic-
cess and made a lasting impression on EAR,
mount folks. The many funny sayings hia
dolngs kept the crowd In . roar OF iaughter
Misses Marie Nuclsos, Roma Ford and inSz
Iobson quite mumperr e Vf e .ny,e
Mitchell, Miss Fords aunt. Of 2o97 lnirmonnt
Avenue. Music both vocal and instrunlsnuah,
features OF the evenings enjoyment, refresh
ments were served during the evening. Ai In,
Gray, Marie and JAMIE Nuckols, May ana Euilh1
Gentry. Myrtle and lnez Hobsont He'en wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
visiting relatives in Fair

turned home after visiting relatives In FAIR
n' %r. Manic Mna ? sier who has been spending
~ nas. three months with her broihtSir .
Wherry Calhoun Ia Not9way cp m Eysvy en- Va,
sister Mrs Gillian "a mt1ra and IS he guest
Mary r.: q Mrs. nue hennmin e &ans
recently has loft for Norfolk 70 resume 'r c"A's'
OF . hes 9s Nav Corr has returned homo after
delightful visit 70 friends and relatiVes ="
Spotsylvania county xxx ,,,o LII, for
Little Abyss Haynes mas p w har nnrenis Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Haynes, o,,,rno, from a
! Miss DundA Atktson has retur!oSa tntprnI,s
n, V. weeks stay Ct oee'" Wv 49, 49,, !
Little Niles Grace Miller has returhGu Ivan t,swe
three months stay VIII re sss will make her
homo With her aunt, Mrs Joe WILSON, ~ $50
mond. "a buckingham county,
!, m'n !, o,ned over With Mrs 4, b. Bagby for
TOW days while en- route 70 h hns iett for that
Mr., and Mrs. A.. NJ. Whitlock ana M astSe
Jesss Whilook. Of sp9'syHamu n en Of Mrs.
" M m,sem Marion and bryant Malone llaye
returned from y pleasant N's's ~ 49, e.
sna " n rSunME ar q Esn as last
wS Siss ren pabney q Franklin h = ya.
Is visiting her aunt MTs' 'u''es =
on NJ s'' nsrtha risdale and Miss Wonsworth,
~ T,yem y.third Street, have returned tIui. !"
Very pleasant stay al Ocean We" ana lia''p'
ton. Va ,,,,o,
Mr.. Thomas Anderson who has been coI,lnt nv
10 his home for the Ta .,o,, Len Gays "''''
n' Mrs Liasle Robertson has opened her sehn9
an V1nabie Street for the coming session , WV
oiiito A large number Of schoars' AhniS , -
snnunt children viii be among hef pnplr.s. /,
Miss Florence Mortin has Tatufnea lau n.. -
very pleasant visit to relatives III liahoNst
NJ lewis Corr has returned from VS., Inc 10
Caroline county whore he has pe'h s'ay''h
fo I'm mo r, e. THOMAS, who has been VI Win
,,ntarlnl fever is now much improyedi ~ ~,
Hi,. Eleanor Goodwin, Who has been Nls...im5
nor brother. Rev, Harry Goodwin, ~ h'ns
William county has returned home a,
Niitttt.a ILL., ddie Austin, OF Hcnrico county. was
Ms cuest OF her friend Miss Annie Ennis. laa'
week. - o,,,au Vim hna Hheen III
:. ~ ~ = tvnhoid fever, Is convilleseing,
vas mf one rated on last wek' Is now able 70 DO
w, ME- p nd uf aSont With the aid Of clutches
" Mis- Fann,e Slaughter Is visiting hsr grand
mn mtss Mrs. iauierpach, in Petershvrs. ~
Z M ,iF.,n yt street. OH Mattox Hill !,
Fn,nsunt school bcgansits regular, session
Nonduy, "hsa old scholars was ehE0l1so' Wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

Nor, strykor. Nation, Marchand, NC
Lean, Meriot, Riddle. Huttig, Frost. Hull'
Tilsoy, Shnwcn, Stroll, Hardy, Frost
brewster: Mary Turk, Agnes West, Josie
Woods, Winifred Norris. Nancy Gritcth.
Josephine Tlmbcrlake, Louise Lackay,
Mamie Tate, Mary ioHt, Nora Eraser.
Eva hlcCuo. Janet Sunlmerson, Annie
Tate, Gussie ABumgardner, Mabel Leit-
wich, Margaret Cochran, Agnes scott,
Lotto Rutherford, Bessie Hogc Edlth
Timbcrlake, Margaret McChcsney, LILY
Weller, Schmidt and Dillon, Mcsdnmcs
N. II. Mccullough, r, T. Timberlake,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mira. Charles Har,on and three children; (, (. OF
Willis billiard, Of No. 1910 Tventy-third Street
Little Miss Theln,a Henley, Of HoTtolk; va a,
liz visiting in the hc1ne Of Mrs Wi'He pliiarn
Mrs, Crowdcr Is visiting her dauBhtcr IN
Newport News.
Miss Daley Crowher, who has been visiting
in Newport News. hnA returned nome.
Mr. Howard Trucker and his sister Mss
Lettie 1'hncker, recently visited friends In New
port EeWs
Mrs, s. X. Gary VIII resume her In'Elc CLASS
on September 18th. y.
Miss Blanche vs,lc has returned from Visit
to relatives IN Hanover county.
g. j. Haynes. u Buchanan county, mas re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

Mary Nuckols, Myrtle Lacy Irene Ford.
mrd, Kate Hecher. Lotue Ioney. - Corinne
Gentry Florence Tyler, Chr1ssls Dominssy y
Eoott EdIpon, John Ferey. Huutar Ilechlcr.
David Parker. Aubrey shaw, Willie Alber,zon
and Morris Gentry. Quito q neat sum was
re allied for the Methods; Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20


October
a Post special from the Hot says:
Mr.. md Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Of
New York, are on the ocean, bound for
this country, and on their arrival here.
with their children, Will go at once to
Hot Springs, Va, wheroI Mrs. Vanderbilt
Will spend the month OF October at thd
Homestead
The VandcrbIlts have been abroad the
entire summer, and during their stay in
Germany. have repeatedly dlned and
lunched with the German Emperor and
Empress. and have stayed with Prince
and Princess Henry of Prussia and with
the Kaiscr 8 eldest sister the Princess
Charlotte, OF Saxelnciningcn, ana her hus-
band. at their respective country homes.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Is not IN very strong
health. She has been compelled by her
physicians TO spend n portion Of the sum
mer al bad Nnuheim. and { she IL going
on her arrival here 10 Hot Springs, 1t ~
for the sakc Of taking u course OF the
baths there. Nor Is II expected that she
win take any very active part In rhe
gayeties OF the forthcoming New York
season,
Mrs. Philip ~, Lydlg, one ~ tho most
attractive women Of New Works. smart
gGt arrived nj the FlrEinin Hot SPRINGS
Saturday, accompanied by her sister, Miss
dc Acosta, They viii shY indefinitely NJ
the Homestead
Mr and Mrs Seth Barton French left
thG Virginia Hot sprinfB and tHer bcnu-
tisui rhtain, Barton Lodge, Friday eve
DlnT, ana wIli sail from New York for
snIopr. Hepttmbcr Nit, TO be absent for
three Safrs,
Mrs Janirr Dunn Rnyn % len IN com
rdincnt N Wrs Ffeneh before her dc
partute from ibe springs.
To Marry in Washington.
Ptre,pta people viii bs interested IN thls
announcement In 'the WhahlrtloIfr
fines:
III, ana ses. william r, lIol,sman haYr
isBpfd inyjfp,ion FOR ihs wedding 81 thelr
yggngest daughter rnnsyieYc, - Mr.
GhhrisH w, IIfDdle3 ~ bJlttmorh, son
oI ar, EhAdts H. Hsndisl " this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20
BY WILLIAM BARNES.

A. F. RobertsoL, Rutherford. George
Crawford. Holler~ II, a. Walker. j. r.
I1hinger, ], S. Pancake, W. G. Marshall,
Laura Mccoy. Frnnk Bell, e, J. Cushing.
pohn McChcsnV, Taylor Bassdl and
Mr.. j. A. Kaddcll. --- VA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-20

Mrs. Virginia l." Morrow. OF newark,
N q. is visiting Mrs. II. L. Woody. OF
s1l6 South Fifth street