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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness
of the skin of any sort, instantly reliev-
ed, permanently cured. Doan's ONT
ment. At any drug store.
The course of governor Alva Adams in
retiring from Office in Colorado without
attempting to maintain his position by
force, as some Of his supporters wished.
merits the highest praise. And the
circumstance induces the Springfield
Republican to observe that Samuel ].
Tilden in 1876 fixed high standard OF
true patriotism in a republic by declin-
ing to contest for a much greater Office
with the weapons of violence and even
civil war. Governor Adams, while in a
smaller sphere, shows now the same
lofty conception of civic duty that Mr.
Tilden displayed, and which must ever
be a characteristic of public men in
this country if it is to continue free
from the revolutionary disorders that
curse the less stable countries which
employ electoral methods in choosing
their rulers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

A strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood. Makes you strong, health and
active. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents Tea or
Tablets. &C. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. At
druggists refund the money II 1t falls TO 3. W
Groves signature on each boz. Use. 7-lyr
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

There are to be fifty-three Sundays
this year and according to the annalists
this has not happened before since
1925, and will not happen again until
2O15.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE
Hstabe OF N. L. Hubbard, deceased
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interested.
that on the 2lst day OF March A. d. 1905, the
undersigned was appointed by the Clerk OF the Dis
Mct Court OF Decatur county Iowa. executor of the
etste Of n L. Hubbard deceased, late OF said
oonntJ All Persons indebted to said estate will make
payment TO the undersigned and those having claims
against the same will present than legally auta,eut-
cated to said Court for allowance 3. III
Dated March 81, 1905. E5 I.
]. W. HUBBARD,
AT HUBBARD,
& SLIT Execut tors.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors when there's bottle of DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
sprains. Instant relief.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

A law has been passed in the state Of
Missouri which is to play havoc in the
fashions Of the ladies' hats. The bill
goes into effect June 16, and after that
date the plumage Of only few birds
will be allowed for decorating of the
ladies' hats. According to this law
only the feathers of domestic birds,
such as chicken, duck, ostrich, ETC.,
and of the wild birds, the English
sparrow, hawk, horned owls and crows,
can be used. This will make great
change in the styles of Missouri mil
liners, and if the ladies must have the
more beautiful plumages for their hats,
they must move to some other state
The penalty is fine of S25 for each
offence. This will be a happy thing for
the bird kingdom, but it will mean grief
for the ladies' kingdom Of battery.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

-. :. !. -.
The bullfrogs' orchestra has started
up in the suburbs.
Mrs. Chadwick is going to write a
book which she says will eXonerate her
in the eyes of the public.
The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder disease is Foley's
Kidney Cure. l.. P. Van Werden.
According to old records found in
Genoa, it cost $1,000 to discover Amer
lea. And the money was certainly we'll
spent.
Foley's Kidney Cure if taken in time
affords security from all kidney and
bladder diseases. L.. p. Van Werden.
Within period of little more than
twelvemonth, Omaha has leaped into
fourth place in the list of grain markets
in the country.
A lazy liver makes lazy man. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters is the natural, never
failing remedy for lazy liver.
uorulttu SClcuUlSUS uSCldr6
that cancer is neither parasitic nor
contagious, which would overturn all
the theories accepted by medical men.
A strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood. Makes you strong, health and
active. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents Tea or
Tablets. VIC. Stempel & Co.
There are to be fifty-three Sundays
this year and according to the annalists
this has not happened before since
1925, and will not happen again until
2015.
Ordinary household accidents have
no terrors when there's bottle of DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
sprains. Instant relief.
Captain-or is it COMMODORE jerks
was down from Leon, Saturday to ex-
anime the hull of Teale Brss.' gasoline
launch. Commodore-or is it Admiral?
is state inspector of water schooners
and by close attention to his duties
hopes to finally be elevated to the rank
of inspector of beer schooners. While
the duties Of the two Offices are very
similar one is much more exhilarating
than the other. Cap is expected here
again soon, as he neglected to examine
the engines on the boats of Commander
John Francis fishing ieet.--Davis City
Lariat.
It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
w. W. Smith and son Oscar, who have
been engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at Leon for the past two years, have
opened general merchandise estab-
lishment in the building opposite the
Advocate Office recently occupied by
r. N. Wagner. These gentlemen are
no strangers in this vicinity, having
formerly lived few miles southeast Of
Humeston on farm. Before locating
in this county the elder Smith had been
engaged in merchandising in Ohio and
both he and his son are thoroughly ex-
perienced. The new firm has come to
tstay and wishes to extend cordial in
vitation to all their old friends to call
on them and invites the public in gen.
eral to visit the store whether wishing
| to purchase or not.-Humeston Advo-
cate.
| A law has been passed in the state Of
Missouri which is to play havoc in the
fashions of the ladies' hats. The bill
goes into effect June 16, and after that
| date the plumage of Only a few birds
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-04-06

It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in con-
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

left Saturday for an extended Northern
tour, which Will include Atlantic CITY.
Buffalo, Niagara and Toronto, Canada,
e MT. Pucket Is In charge of one Of the
clothing manufacturing plants Of Bnlti-
more. while Mr. Smith, formerly of this
CITY, and who was for long time con-
nected with the stereotyplns department.
of the News Leader, Is now engaged WIN
the Baltimore American
Mr.. w, A. Green will be again in Rich-
mond on August 10th, after an extended
tour North. He spent two weeks ut At
lantic city, and some little time at other
fashionable resorts.
Mr.. Thomas G. Leath. Miss Monte ID,
Leath and Miss May Ragland, of Peters,
burg, are registered at Hotel Roanoke
Tor one month,
Miss Sadie Il, Kass has returned to her
home In Richmond after spending SIX
weeks at Dremo Bluff, Fluyanna county.
on James River.
Mr. and Mrs Il. l., Kay left the city
This afternoon for a week at Wacha-
preaKue Hotel, after which they Viii go
FOR "a short stay with friends OF the
Eastern shore. Accompanying them Will
be two of tho Tee-Dee winners, Misses
Carrie and Annie Perkins and theif
chaperon, Mrs. w. III. Gordon, also sllsses
Edna and Marie Gordon, silence IAPrade
and Miss Gill.
Miss Catherine Hopper Robinson and
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Mr.. George Stephens. at bis beautiful
home on tho York. last Tuesday after

= M o. W. 4 y & i
Mr.. George Stephens, at bis beautiful
noon. .s rs -
Mr.. Stephens has just Obtained a hand
some launch. and a ride down The York
was thoroughly enjoyed by those who.
were not afraid to venture on the brlt.23
deep. "a
HI Upon their return refreshments were
served and for the rest Of the evening
the host gave beautiful descriptions Of
the West. Mr.. stephens has for tho past
two years been travelling through the
far West, and expects to return In the
fail. In tho meanwhile he says Gloucester
county iA fine place for summer pleas
ures.
Those present wer, MISS Nancy Shack
olford, Mr.. Frank Shackelford, Mr., Harry.
/ Shackelford, of Sassafras: Miss Edna
Mourning. Miss Emma Barnes or New
mort News; Mrs S. Fl. Mallory, Miss Alva
Mallory, Miss Ruby Vaughn, OF Hunting
E tom w. Va. ,tla q!
ton, w VA; Mr. and Mrs. John stepl-}
ems, Mr.. George Stephens and Mr., Charlie
Stephens OF Allmondsvile.
q. Tho party was charmlngly cllaporoned
nv Mrs. H. II. ,Shackelford, mother OF
Miss Nancy Sha,kalford'
Delightful Hay-Rlde,
on last Wednesday night delightful
hay ride was given from 1.-THE Cedars"
the beautiful home Of Mrs. Frank "a.
Herring, of Albemarle county. The party
bound for Crozet took In on tho way a
lawn party at IIllsboro. After quite q
jolly time. they returned alta late hour
The party summerlng at "The Cedars'
is composed OF the following Misses
Mabel and Helen Beazley, Miss Blanche
Burford, Miss Natalie Worsham, Miss
Katherine Foster, Miss Evelyn Gardner,
from Richmond; Miss Susie Smith. OF
Kansas City; Mr., John Alden Herring,
of Mont Vale, NJ j.; Mr. Charles "
Gardner, OF Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs W.
Fleet Kirk, also of Richmond; MI anu
Mrs. Charles r. Davis, Mrs. Jud,1 WOOD, !.
Miss Alta Foster, Mrs. G. s.. Gardner ana
little daughter, Claudia May. all,of Rich
1montl
Enjoyable House Party,
Tor the nast week there has been an
enjoyable house party at the home Of
Miss Virginia Bracey, Of Mecklenburs
county, Miss Bracey entertained In true
old fashioned Virginia style.
Those IN the party were Misses Mary
Eta IIasklnsi Of Boydtoni Pearl ana
Mabel DAVIS OF torhpll!si Napet Dts ~
OF Richmond; sallie Wilson Epps. Of
5Blackstoneh Miss Masscnherg, Of Warren
ton. N. c., X Messrs James and Thomas
RUSSELL Of ShuWs; Slnlthey, of Ashland,
and Henry Hasklns, Of lBoydton, Va,
On Monday evening the young people OF
the neighborhood were entertained In
most delightful manner by Miss Bra cey.
on Tuesay the party spent tho day very
merrily at Mr. William Boyds, On
"Wednesday Mr. w liam Buskeryille Was
host at his beautiful home. Ihursday
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.tflN
who will come out this winter and some
who are only buds-to- be--are SO charm
ing and so attractive as to bear the most
fayora Bile comparison. even In a city Ike
Richmond, where ono naturally expects
70 sec lovely daughters and granddaugn-
tcrs of famous bellies that have had thelr
triumphs and handed down their pres sc
TO their natural successors. ...iE
There has certainly never been fuller
list Of young girls who are already recog,
nized among their friends as graceful
young hostesses and delightful factors IN
whatever promotes the pleasure and en-
Ioyment Of large and important ele-
ment in the life of their native city.
Names that come into mind some Of
whom will be debutantes Of tbs tbs w 1ntea
Frazier, Miss Polly Robins, Miss Fanny
Warwick. Miss Fannie Hobson. Miss
Kitty Lancaster Miss Page Aylett Roy
iii, Miss Brent Witt, Miss Warileld Cren-
shaw Miss Emily Gravatt, Miss Juliet
Keith, Miss Sue Gray, Miss Louise Price,
Miss Mamie Seldom, Miss Mary. Street,
Miss Rachael Urquhart Miss virginia
Whiteey, Miss Fanny Miller, Miss Grace
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.Lynchburg; Olive and Elizabeth Keys,
of Washington, D. c.; Marie Logan, Of
Salem; Kate Franklin, of Pamplln City,;
Margaret Palmer. of Nelson; Ella Cod
win, of Fincastle; ELenardine Wright, Of
Bedford City; Ella Pettigrew, Of Bes-
semcr and Mr.. Pettigrew Wright of Bed
ford City. is5
& Among the visitors were Messrs. Ar,
thur Ashburner, John Hobson Davis
Woody, William Ford, William Bowlcs,
Of Clifton Forge; Herman Wells, of Lynch
burg; John Pettgrew and Morgan, Of
Eagle Rock; Hamsford Massie, OF Bath;
Archie Kay. Of Atlanta; Willie Price, Of
Richmond: Parker Buhrman. Jack and
Robert Price, OF Gala; Walter Wood, OF
Glen Walton; and Mrs, George Cnrper, Of
Gala.
Miss Cassel Honored.
4 One OF the most enjoyable events Of
tho social season at Christiansburg Va.
was a party given by Mr.. Hunter Phlegar
at his handsome home. In honor Of his
cousin. Miss Kathaline Cnssel, OF East
Radford, who has been visiting Judge
Phlegar's family for few days, The
game of ana grams was played in which
Miss slmpter won first ladies' prize, while
Mr.. James Hatcher won first gentlemans
prize. Miss I<athaline Cassel, after being
the most successful on n draw, accepted
the consolat lion prize All prizes were pre-
scented by Judge Phlgar in avery humor-
Gus way Fruit punch was served In the
midst of the game, and at the finish leo
cream and cake. Then came solos by
Miss Buford and Mr., Veeze. The cake
walk was introduced by Mr.. Grey Man
5noni, after which Mr. Fl, M. Wade and
ALoshy Montague gave the bear dance
Everyone was sorry when they found
out that 1t was time to leave. Those
nresent were Miss Cassel, from East
Radford; Miss Adair, from Princeton, ",
Va; Miss Rangeley, from Stuart. Yn,i
Misses Buford Sand Stuart, from Roa-
4noke; Misses Evans, Thomas. Matte
THOMAS. Mick Mosby. Tdmundson, Mar-
5-orite JunkIn, Isabel TIawley, Jennie
chldres. and Helen Johnson. Mr., yeey'c
erom Baltimnre,s Md: Buokner Spindle
1ames Hatcher, Moshv Montague. Grey
S,rannoni, William Kelvin, Aubrey Hnw-
'ov. ALVIN Hunter Julius Willis. and II
~. Wade,
Birthday Party,
A charming birthday party was given
to q very sweet title girl, NeYa Sinclair
4rompkins, by her grandmother Mrs. j.
II, Tompkins, at No. 516 East Leigh
Street on Tuesday night last. AT 8 +, M,
a happy group Of little ones We're seated
\ at q }bountifully spread table, the CEN
trail ornament Of Which was Il large
cake, with tho five lighted candles,
Games suitable to'thei little folks were
played, and music, all joining In sing
Ing. closed the altogether delightful eve
ming. M A
Those present were Neya. Lucy and
Harry lpomphins, Calvin, Allen, tRoy
and Lee Lucy. Of Bal tlmore; May and
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the Misses Moore were hostesses Of the
party for n very pleasant evening.
Dance At Bon Air.

( " !.
"A very pretty dance was given ct Bon
Air Friday night In the pavilion. Among
those present were Misses Bertha dam
som, Madgc Montgomery. Charlotte Mil-
ier. Susie 4 Bolton Juliet ralcott, Cary
TAicptt, Emma Clark, Edith Grant, Ethel
McCaw N1yra Chambers, Ida Fiemi,ihg.
Virginia Fleming, Evelyn stiles, all /, OF
Richinolltl; Sarah Harrison, OF Dhnville;
Alberta Williams and HARRIET Cooke, OF
Richmond; Messrs Hill Urqui1art, a. ".
$Ncnlc. Richard Carrlngton,# a. -. Gulgot',
sJr. (, w. tAdainsoh, Lewis HArvie, VIII
liam f1arvie, William Archer, Percy Mon !,
Etagtie blanchard. Forbes. William Forbes,
RalclSe lorbes, Donald Norileet u: 7.
11azen, Douglas 11lyson, Albert Will
Claiborne Watkins, Preston Cooke and
Charles Cooke, Nathan Tnlcott, all OF
Petersburg; Boyd, Of New York; We'll
boyd. OF Floyd Va; Mcssrs. Wilcox. Of
Petersburg; Carctr Of New York; We'll
don Blnnton OF Ashland.
Chapcrones were. Mr.. and Mrs. s. C..
/. Gown, of Birmingham, Ala; Mr. and
i Mrs. George Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. ,rcr-t
i e,,son, Mr.. ana Mrs.. Norman Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burnettc, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen C!latnbnrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. W!t1nra Miller Mr.. and
Mrs Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. tnnles Patton, Of
Richmond
Annual Gala Party.
a Nearly all Of the members Of n house
party at "Rockland," the charming home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Price. ol
Boutetout, left this afternoon. after a
delightful week spent in riding, driving irving,
boating and dancing III
The station at Gala 8preserted 4 festive
appearance one afternoon. when ,'fle the en- en-
3tIrc party came to the train on a hay
4 ride to meet some OF the guests. Ii
Mrs. Robert Price. assisted by her
daughters. Misses india and Eliza, enter
tanned the party at watermelon feast
on Thursday afternoon.
4. One Of the PRINCIPAL events was 4 pro
grcsslvc crchrc party. Miss Franklin
won the. first prize, and Miss Goodwin,
the conso1a ton. N IS
Besides the hostcsses. Misses Nellie,
Marguerite, louise. and kathleen Price.
the house gt,ests werc: sst.G
Misses Airline and Winnie EuGart. OF,
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MANY DEBUTA.N||||T'|i'.E|::.s!:l.
OUT THIS !. WINTER " i
Richmond Season VIII VIII be gay liy
With Many attractive .tttr.a':'1'
4 Additions.
PLEASANT LAUNCHING .' PARTY '
Mr.. George Stephens l5 ;,:cf tail IS
Delightfully."- at His York York
Home Society News.
Lyndon Way.

Lyndon Way.
X YOU go lettering Lyndon way
BY Lynnbrpok's ferry ranches.
Where thr,ishes through the livclohg daj
Make music In the beechcs,
You'll SEQ n cot, o bowery spot Il
That In n dip reposes,
And there amid garden-plot, y
A maid among her roses!
II YOU 60 lettering Lyndon way,
d And, sooth, the path is Turing!
Your henrt sir, to your dire dlsmny
VIII stand in need OF curing;
And why? You ask. An easy task
The answer one bestows is: ~.
She wears loves very mood and musk
IS That maid among her roses
III you go lettering Lyndon way,
And now 1 know you'll go, sir!
Howe'er you plead, howecr you pray,
only be n mo" slr!%
Yet III confess, though In distress,
I've found each OF her noes" is
Far swecter than another's yes
That maid among her roses! sss
Clinton Scollard In the Dellncator.i
Attra Give Dung Girls.
The girls making up the younger seocle
" set In MISUNDERSTANDING them SOM
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Georc,e Lucy. Georgia. Hunter and a3 It'll; little
Minnie Tompkins a,s3{
Miss Gilbert's German.

Miss GllDeTl 1SIlA!dlA.
" german was given by Mrs, R. Is.
Gilbert, of No. 1909 West Main street,
Wednesday evening. After the clo1 OF
the german, at midnight, elegant re-
sfreshments were served in the dining
room.
Ladies assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Clement r. Morton, Mrs. c. f. Selgel,
Mrs, Chandler Mrs. Douglas Ryder, Miss
Rose Winston and Miss Freddie Nystronl,2
who directed the music. Those dancing
we're Misses Alice g Norton Ellen and
Hollie Farrand Alice Whitefield, Fanny
Cook. Lee and Roxy BE Vile, Daisy
Lester, Mollie Earnest, Hannah Wyman,
Annie Hamilton, Margaret Gilbert. Mamie
Ryder, lone Shields. The gentlemen were
Messrs. John Rogers, Ernest Render,
Thomas Lester, Herbert Pillar, Thomas
Render, Leon Kelley, William Robert
son Arthur Kendler, John Harding,
standby Archer, John Gilbert, John Gard
ner. B
Personal Mention.
Miss Pattle V. Isaacs has returned to
Richmond after very successful ten
days engagement at tine Harrlsonpurs
iChautauql,a, where she has been delights
Ing large audlcncestiwith her rich con-
stralto voice. The sympathetic quality
and wonderful sustaining pbwer OF Miss
.Isnacs's voice was highly commented
upon bylthoso who heard her sing.
~, .G5S .ss
Miss Kate Elsmere Fuller has for tho
mast ten days been delighting large au-
diences at the Harrisonburg Chautauqua
With her varied styles Of elocution.
charming personality and grace as an
entertainer. She Il Is now at Mountain
Lake Park. Nd Next week sho VIII
FIJI her engagement for Chautauqua work
at White Post, Vs..
DR.. c. "A. Blanton, who has been spend
Ing some time at his country place, has
returned to the city,
Miss Ford, who has been having de-
lightful visit at Atlantic City, Is at
home again,
Mrs. George Bright, the Misses Bright,
Miss Wilma Newman and Miss Jane
Bowman have returned from two weeks
stay at Atlantic CITY
The Misses lde who have spent month
North. have returned to their home,
No. 6 South Beach Street.
Mrs. David Simpson, who has been quite
Sick at the Virginia Hospital, has been
removed to her home, No. zoo Randolph
street, where she Is improving slowly.
Misses Eta and Vera Haryie, OF West
Main Street after spending a pleasant
month in Charlottesville, have now gone
10 Tluvanna county TO visit their cousin,
Mrs. @. l., kent,
Misses Madeline Heinson and Mary
o,Brlen left Friday for two weeks
stay at the home Of Mrs. L. NJ Warren
surry Courthouse, Va
Mr., w. y. Puckett and Mr.. w D,
smith, Of Baltimore, who have been
visiting, relatives and friends IN this city
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Miss Florence Dansey are spending some
time with Miss Rohinson's relatives IN
Washington, D. G,
Miss Fannie Kelly Mas returned from
Rosewood cottage, Ocean View, after q
delightful Visit Of two weeks
Miss Theresa Cohen, of Baltimore, Is
visiting Miss Pauline Myer, Mt No. 100
East Broad Street,
Mrs, II. II, Slngrey and little daugh-
ter, Ycrnell. of No. 1912 West Main Street.
is now spending few weeks with MIS-.
Thomas Bally, Of saltIIore'
Miss Edith NJ. Hagan, of Washington,
ID, g., Is the guest OF the Misses wilkins
at No. SIG IL North Twenty-tlfth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Rueger. Mrs, Ed
ward Schumacher. Mrs. John Anderson
and Miss Elise Miller have gone for a
two weeks visit to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia. Mr., John ], Stelnbrecher
and daughters. Eleanora and Rosena, who
were to have accompanied the parry,
were prevented OH account or trolley
accident. happening Jnne 30th. and their
having not yet fully recovered,
Misses Beulah and Hazel Myer are on
a visit to New York and Asbury Park
At a german given last Wednesday
night by the gentlemen of the Rockhridge
Alum Springs, Miss Bessie Hunter att
tended, with Mr. James Branch cabell'
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a
On last
Norris
Gbsn
Mrs
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Perkins, Miss Elizabeth Wheat MISS
Anne Keith Royal. Miss ELLA Buck, MISS
katie Hoge, Miss Julia Joyncs, Miss Cora
4 enunger and Miss Carrie Rcnnods
H. Invitations Issued.
X 1nvjtations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. John Newton Ryland. Of Fat.
mlngton," King and Queen county, FOR
the marriage OF their daughter, RATHER
inc Pcachy to Mr.. Christopher Bro ~nc5
Garnett,a we'll known and popular mem
Der OF the Richmond bar. The ceremony
will be performed in the home of the
brile's parents, at noon OF September
sth, and will he an, event Of interest to
Richmond and King and Queen soci ety.
A8Launching Party.
Miss Nancy shackelford ~ and her
guests were delightfully."- entertained by
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& Miss Lorna Hubbard, Of washington
d. c.. has been the recipient Of much
attention at buckingham Courthouse, Va.
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After a very pleasant stay In Alnb ama,8
M !ases Kate Hardy and Julia Barnes q To-
again ntftheir home, Sherwood Park, city VI
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c.ihart7E of No. 1908 West Main Street,
Wednesday, evening. After the clo1 Of
the german, at midnight; elegant re-
,freshments were served in the dining
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White Wool Flannels

3oc White All Wool Flannel now
zoe. 45.%S N 9s5 i
a5c white All Wool Flannel now
25c. I. 4 t
25c White Wool Flannel now zoe.
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August Sale at Auction Prices!

very goods yote looking for at winning prices Never II
good merchandise been Offered at SUCH par
gain prices keep moving along What here to-day must
lmake room for ourn fall stock =l#
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$500 Waists now soc. \
$500 Waists now 800.
$500 Suits now $3.50.
$500 Suits now 30. 90.
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soc Feather Bed Pillows, sanitary
feather. good, heavy ticking, now
at Soc.
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u Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 4 L. Boiling and
Master w instons Boiling are visiting rela-
tives and friends at Louisa, Va.