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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16

NOTICE-List of Applicants for Lii
cense to sell or offer expose for sale, So
wine, porter. ale or beer, or any drink, OF a
like nature. in the Town of Point Pleasant.
Mason County, West Virginia, for the year
1905, commencing August ., 1906:
John Galloway, residence, Henderson,
West Virginia. Place of business, about JO0
feet west of X. & NJ. depot, building owned
by Wildermuth Brewing Company
w. q. WEIALEY, Clerk,
The Town of Point Pleasant, VIVA.
july % 4wks
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16

For the first time in the history
of Canada, the Indian returns pub
lished by the Dominion Govern.
msnt show that the birth.rate
g Indians last year was great
81 he death rate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16
For Sa1a

i or Sale.
Saw mill, cut off and edger, as good
as new; been cut of shop Is months.
Also one million feet of timber, pop
lar, oak and lynn; only miles from
railroad. Will sell at bargain if sold
soon. F. E. ROBERTS,
aug ., 05 DEEP WATER, W. VA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16

ives are terrible torment to the
little felix's. and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store. 80 cts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea
Cured by Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh
Oea Remedy and Per.
haDS a Life Saved

"a short time ago 1 was taken
with violont attack of diarrhoea
aud l would have died if 1 had not
gotten relief says John j. Patton,
leading Citizen of Patton, Ala.
a friend recommended Chamber
iain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1 bought twenty-five
sent bottle and after taking three
doses of it was entirely CURED. I
consider it the best remedy in the
world for bowel complaints. For
sale by g. w N. Hooff.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16
SLEEPER TO CHICAGO.

Via Ohio Central Lines Every
Night.
Leave Point Pleasant at l :o4 p.
m, on train Nc. 5 running via
Toledo and the L. S. & M &. Ry
arriving Chicago early in the morn
ing This train makes nice cnn
uections with all morning and FORE
noon trains out of Chicago for
points " st. Consult Agents for
low rate!Voo the West and Pacific
Coast. July %. Nc. l42.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16

When. q man looks at his own
faults he never has occasion to
uss > microscope.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16
COMMISSIONERS Sale of Real
Estate.

The John Hauck Brewing Company,
VS.
Joseph Helm, and others.
In Chancery.
n the circuit court of Mason County, West
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Evans Fair, August
20, %, 24and %, 1905.
T. J. sayre, Secy.
Ripley, w. Va.
June
Horse shoelng
And General srnithing
VERY Low HATES
r 81 q r r.

Attention horsemen. eyes right;
We have shoes heavy, medium and
light.
Call and see us when you are in town
We are shoeing horses of fame and
renoun.
At the Little BSscb Shop.
II. Z. 1EORL4RTK.
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Many Cbildren are slckly.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Tor Children
used by Mother g ay, nurse In Chlldren's
Home, New York, Break up Colds In "a
hours, cures Feverishuess. Headnche.
stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders and
Destroyes Worms At all druggists a5o
sample mai eli FREE. Address, Allen 81
olmested, Leroy, n. Y
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
COUNTY OF MASON, SIS:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of said JASON County, on Mon
day, the 18th day of Aug, 1905, the following
order was entered:
Jennie a. Kelly,
VS..
Daniel Kelly,
In Chancery.
The object ofthe above entitled suit is to OBJ
tain "A divorce from the bonds of matri u ony
by the plaintiff from the defendant. And t
appearing by all iavit filed in papers of said
cause, that the.deIcndant Daniel Kelly is q
non-i esident of The State of West Virginia,
one month after the first publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect hisinterest.
a CopJ-Teste: A. L. BOGGESS,
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THE SPENCER

is now open and would be glad
to see all its old customers OF
Phoenix days. We are now
more able to take care of our
former friends than ever before.
Come in and see us.
HOMER SMITH,
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NOTICE.

Notice is here by given to all mer-
chants of the Town of Point Pleasant,
not to sell on my credit to my wife,
Jennie Harden, as 1 will not be re-
sponsible for any debt contracted by
her. JOHN HARDEN.
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TRUSTEES SALE
of Real Estate In Hannah District,
Mason County, West Virginia.

Under and by virtue of a certain deed OF
- trust executed by G. f. Wray and Mary
tee, dated the 10Th day OF January, 1898. re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk of the County
court of Mason County, West Virginia, in
trust Deed Book No. is, page 10, etc., TO secure
Inc payment of a certain debt evidenced by
a note therein fully described, In favor OF
John s. Hanly, in manner and form and ac-
cording to the terms and provisions in said
trust deed specified. and said debt having be-
come due and payable, and default having
ing required by the eXecutrix of the said
John s. Hanly, now deceased, the under
signed trustee, shall, on
Tuesday, September 5, 1905.
public auction. at the front door of the Court
House OF said Mason Countysto the highest
oder, the following property, situate in the
State of West Virginia, County of Mason
and District of Hannah.
A certain tract or parcel of land bounded as
follows: BY the lands of w. j. Keister and
l.. NJ. Taylor on the north; by w. j. Keister
md James w. George on the west; by the
lands OF James w. George and Joseph Jordan
on the south, and by the lands of Joseph
j Jordan and l.. NJ. Taylor on the east, describ-
Ell as containing one hundred and fifty (15O)
acres, more or less; excepting therefrom
thirty-seven 80 acres decided 10 David
george, and also excepting therefrom four
IA acres and eighty-two poles, and twenty
three OBJ acres and seventy seven III poles.
he lien of said trust deed on the two parcels
last aforesaid was released by the said John
The 5th day of March, 1897. and of record in
the office of the Clerk of the County Court of
said Mason County in Record Of Releases
Book No. 4, page 2l9, etc., in which release
said parcels are fully described.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
aug24.w Trustee. y
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ny virtue of a decree rendered in the above
Identified cause, on the 2lst day of June
1905, the undersigned special commissioner
appointed for the purpose by said decree
will. on
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16
l. V. Newman and others

p. G. Eastman, Executor OF the last vii
and testament OF Vfrginia z. Newman,
deceased
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16
]: COAL.

See c. Fl. varian for your
kindling wood and Oak
stove wood; very fine for
for summer use, only $l.00
per load,
Kanawha coal 1926 per
load. Send US your order.
may 81 mo
Point Pleasant is sure to have
ayed stree is.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-08-16

THROUGH EXPRESS.
5:s2 D. m For Charleston, Richmond, Wash
Daily Elk. tngt0n, Newport News, Norfolk
SUNDAY. and all points South and East
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aug. 9.lw W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
8MILADY AND HER
|. OLD-FAS4HIONED GARDEN

garden, plantcd by George Washington, Is
carefully tended To-day. and u German-s
town there Is one tnorih Pc me co
ionial landmark ,.,, Nj. u,
"Rut In the stress OF civil events the
old-fashlohed garden dropped and almost
der d ira ut SKIES hnd climates they rs
suned, perhaps. characteristics nat pnal
The The country country lie Of EUROPE had d jsy
We knew not of Until in later years, the,
American, critical and uliabushed, began
to travel.
"ilc ronmed through Scotland, and. he
saw, nesting IN a hundred ,valeE, gardens
of ancient growth: lit marked the velvet
grass paths and the glow of strange Y. ne i,
the midst Of these over the. shadow Of
IN old slin-dlalsf5lIc saw IN England gar.
dens trim and clipped and kept. heds q
in France, cool fountains and soft south
cin flowers, and last. In ltnlv great ter
races of trees and po'nnous sihtunry.
And home he came, aud, looking back,
he said: 'Ncll, most of them Tor Inc, ana
the old-fnshioned or formal garden bc-
America. 81 IS
most Civilized nations. found out ltn la;
ago, that 1t IS not good to live n cities y !;
thai the cool of the. evening n Cod
country Is l-lOT us illu lCi wv
and perhaps, believing this. We may we
be commended when We endeavor e I'm 1ake
"And so the American garden, III It's
features has taken the best from o, eVe r.
cont nts BY our severe winters and our
,orr'd snsr suns The npnnd lanet OF Of
thcm indeed n beautiful outdoor room
The sun-dial has cGme 70 S,o be n nr1n
that tho twentieth century Knows. Inc
oldest method q m mark trs do a, com
turtles. Milady bends above It's face,
whcreop she is enlo,,s Of nearv1TfE old
Dir. Henry. Van Dyke, always remark mark
able for originating the best N Wh s,l1l
ever line he attempts, has.recently writ,
ten an Inscription for u friends su'l-d ia.
that says:
ways pass by; love stays
And N1iladv might look far ana 7 never .,l
nld Il swG2tor thought or sentiment tl '
some such one as thlS.@ #g3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Perhaps Mindy has not looked into tho
matter Of week days In connection With
the flower, color nh Appropriateness Of
decorations belonging peculiarly to each
Does she know that Sunday is, really, In
name Suns-Ddy--tlla It's flower Is the
fhellotrope, that Its colors are purple aid
gold, and thnt the motto Of the helotrope
lis, ~ turn to theeY II 81 j$i y y, i "A
&$ Fortunately, Il big PLAGUE 81 hell otrope
makes Il pretty enough centerplcce, ana
heavily gilded cilinn Is Nil the vogue III
this year of grace "A spray OF hello
trophe, tied with Il true lovers knot Of
2gold-colorcd gunzo ribbon may be at
Stachcd to place cards u = f.iese may have
inscribed upon them such pretty idea ass,
LAS sunshine, broken in the rill, 5 81
Though turned nstray, is sunshine still"
Monday Is the moons naticsnke and It's
colors white and silver, are II Joy to
Mllady's heart, because they can be elnb-
Grated In 80 many pretty ways Tho daisy
4 Is the Monday flower and ~ clever Mon
day hostess may decorate her table with
excellent effect, II she Inns It set In cut!
glnss and silver, with white wax tnpcrs
In silver cnndlesticks and capdeabrn, and
IL cresccnt8of white, dnlslcs suspended
above II flower frnged mirror In the CEN
ter Little silver crescents on cnrts may
have written beneath:
"rhe moon looks on many brooks,
Tho brooks cdr see no moon but this
Tho Tuesday coors nre blue and white,
Its motto Is constanry, ind its flowers
are thes,blue violet and the forget-me-not.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Hot Bread.

Letter in the New York Evening Post
You may travel Zip and down the whole
Of Europe and never be asked to eat hot
bread you cannot find q hotel In the
North where there is not good cold bread
to be had, mostly French; but In the
South hot bread three times day Is
still the universal form in which the
cereal grains are consumed. 1T Is purely
n Southern invention: itsmay be consider
ed the South's contribution to the foods
of the civilized world, md no doubt II
will be chung to as long as time en-
dures, Even tho border cities are faith
full to it. A. European who had to be
careful Of her digestion, looking fora
pension in Washington, made Inquiries,
in n general way, as to the character
or the table and III every instance the
answer began: "WcghaNe five kinds or
hot bread for brcakfnst+s+s* IN Baltl-
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'lNTLADY'S TABLE THRO
ALL THE WEEK

hi,, H1e And 40 many III them. In the way
~ liable nlorlrieiit and card notices, tnnt
,,I,ilady's good taste and Judgment need
ito prot1lrlirg mud can scarcely 20 astiray:
Is Wodensh aa nEEo,n asy 81 ASH.
ra,l,s f 6a ba stpg ny ofMai Tha Wednts
Is tho foyer OF love- the crin.
son cirnationi mud the rcd rose, IN be rs
.innssnd in mi pblobg pnc1ue,, they caalliot
PARTON. Nothing can be in better . usc
e u.s. Of Of Ifllianft carnatlons MD be
sila oaoh1 Il cover, NJ liout a motto, for
tllcy arc 80 suggestive as not y neeu
snsaerss f sya2 Slssse L
arc tlleS graceful fuschia and the . tiowe1r
OF light, Tor tho Iris. when the Wis I, IS
used IN decoratloii,B 1t Is most ehec ,r,',
sprlnEig fro ma sleaf of green 2 i i,,,e
their own .rle5motto is: "Asplration IN
love-" Cards, land-painted In fusch,9's.
Gun have such IN Inscription us ms:
sit were al ono that i should love q
bright particular star and nd. hope hope 70 weu
5s,rho memory OF Freyjn. daughter OF
Nord, goddess Of love and marriage.
and the Venus Of the North. ls, perpel-
w In d rEes he be oer wh erase
or syringa blossoms, and lilies OF tho yal-
satnrdny belongs to- Saturn, OF blessed
memory. whose colors are SrSe,, IND r riI
and mstlet toe. All Christmas quotations,
or those. pertaining to r,irth, and, jollity,
are applicable At saturdays board, which
closes the weekday round for vilady..,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Very handsome effects by way OF col
lars and bertius maybe produced from
the new lace ribbon work at really tne.
cost OF very little time or. trouble, COM
pared with, the result; neither is q great
deal Of skill necessary, neat sewing pe 'ilhtNe
the chief requisite.
5;., a strkingly pretty collar Of this &c
scription, to be worn with biack eve
ming gown. was a deep bertha SNAPPED 49,, y
nj the shoulders In tones OF mauye. The
pattern is first cut In tough brown paper
one quarter of an inch larger than ncces-
sary, then black satin ribbon. one thlrd
OF an inch WIDE Is bastcd down to the
paper all around, leaving the quarter-inch
Of paper beyond Il, Half ar inch wide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

moro you may find a hotel where abso-
<lutely nothing but hot bread Is to pc
had for breakfast, in spite of the fact
that they get delicious French breaa
later In the day. We are reminded 6, OF.
this subject In connection with an edi-
torial on race suicide in late num- n,
Der of tho 'Womnn's Medical Jouril'i
T(Chicago), which says: with all the
severity Of Northern winters, folioWed =, =!
Indictment springs, the cllna1e ~ ~
gNorth Is moro favorable to health than
10 thnt OF the Southern states, with an
their mildncss.,, But 1t IS seldom safe 20
conclude anything from statistics anu ~
this case it may well be questto'lc,'
whether it is not hot bread that IS respo ,,o
sible for the too early taking or OF NC
population in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

"a R0fQen ls II lDNCSOluc Wing, 80 tafHtNtf,
God wot;
Rose plot. fringed pool.
Ferned grot,
I The wlscst school Of peace.
And yet the fool
Contends that God Is not In gnfNens.
n Not In gardens! When the owe Is cool!
Nay, but II hav,s a sign j5
TITS very sure God walks III mine"
Tho old .fashioned garden Is not alone
for tho rich. Shorn of expensive terraces,
stat,iary, pillars and pcrgolns. and given
only fifty feet OF soil. pure sun and sum
NOR rain, 1t is--woll n border of holly
hooks and larkspur, heliotropc, candy
t,,ft Glove pinks, violets. fringed white
and red chrysantchmutns sweet verbenas,
z forget -rie.notsa nnd bleeding heart; Il
bed or white Madonna lilies and another
of lilies OF the valley. tulips pansies, val
flowers. hynclnths, peonics. peoples, Can
tcrbury bclls--nnd for shrubs. lincs, pur-
pie and white. and crepe myrtle
+ II Somewhere IN the center, toward which
rambling paths converge q sun-dinl, en-
circlef With purple iris and sweet VIII
liam And where the sun Is kind fox
glove and dnmask roses and daisies. una
for wholesome fragrance, thyme ana
rosemary.
rho old-fashioncd garden In Amcricn
had its beginning in Virginia and the
South, In the country homes that were
such distinctive eature of colonial,
Revolutionary and nineteenth century life.
THO laying oft OF such a garden was not
very complex affair.
Very few honsted the ornamcntation q
;stntunry mud not many We're terraced,
but the English idea was most apnaloh,
In the closo-cu box hedges TINT outlined
walks and flower beds IN quaint ana
~, 40 - u etfr,,c 4 NAT n
around tho four sides Of the garden, ana NJ
another, circular path inside Little WEISS
1adiated from the centre. where, amid q
riot OF color and fragrance. appeared the
aayoritaS planted nn n@ or Mlqhays arHf
and the 'scvon sisters climbing rotousy
against the garden wall.
Says writer Of to-day, who has been
thinking TO- some purpose, on the Sud
dect of gardens: l.I
Sometimes we see them yet these
relic-gardens fraughlt with memories nc les
Southern States they bloom in grandeur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
NV Mothers Garden.

MY Mothers Garden.
Her heart wns like her garden,
Old-fashloned, quaint, and sweet,
A wealth OF buds and blossoms
}, Hid in, a still retreat
Sweet violets Of sympathy
& We're always opening there,
Ana lilies white and pure Enclosed,
3 Each one whispered prayer.
Forget-me-nots there fingered
TO late perfection brought,
And there bloomed purple pansies
In many tender thought.
There hopes first snoWdrops took deep
And nowered bcca use they must, q
There loves own roses reached toward
On trellIses Of trust.
And in that quiet garden
Tho fardenSof her heart
song-bIrds built nests, and caroled
Their songs OF cheer apart.
And from It still floats back 70 us,
O'ercoming sin and strife,
sweet as the breath Of roses blown,
The fragrance Of her life
BY ALICE p. ALLEN
Milady AS Hostess.
August brings withi the purple bloom
OF the grape and as d factor ~ =. ta .A.
decoration nothing can be prettier. q
writer IN Good Eouse-K ecplng has seized
upon the idea under the title Of
A Purple and Gray ~ m.
No. more exquisite and restiful . c g,,r
scheme can be evolved than nat T. M I,' y.
nished by a lavish use OF clemaIds PAL
sb.nad With Concord grapes The .larg rs 2:
soft. smokc-gray, nist-like 5paniele,ss WV Y ~
sit ' boomsd royal purple fruit t. c ar
range the table without a G,oth OF cen
jterriecs, using n set OF do'l'es cnlnroI,i o.
cred with grale design In Monnt:na,Ii,S ge
> bish standard compotler q FRENCH enn,n
gray Silver and pile u high with pn ns ?,
Ord pes, tho browIish tendrllS ana rn iit
cica Of the clematls. stand the ,h III, :
dish on n 7circular support about . ~ !,
inches high which can /, be- n "a .nra~
clotl,; - wreathe the elematIs thiSs KY
aroma the support, hiding II completely
ron view. without covering the 1901 q q
'n s,s so,,,to'tfT from the light fixtures by
violet satin ribbons large ball Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
DAINTY COLLARS AND Der THAS5
OF FINE RIBBONWORK

green shaded ribbon forms the leaves.
Loops OF ribbon nre cut the necessary
length, the ends secured by n thread OF
green fllosele, then at the back Of tho
leaf. within half an inch at tho top. tho
ribbon is gathered across, when leaf
will be found to be formed. When these
are In readiness, prepare tho flowers
Those with points are made by turning
tho ribbons inward from left to
right ana from right to left.
Five to eight will be required for these.
according to the flower desired, and the
width OF the ribbon used: daisies re-
qnire more petals, orchids less: tho color
OF the ribbon, OF course, depending upon
tho flower to be formed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
The Gift She Gave.

A c,irv nnsscd on a lnerciful mission.
* witch!' some cried, as she hastetl-
AS they be- Caught caught glimpse of her scarlet scarlet
And f'r pointed cap and dancing eye,
she passed good day" with the IN noun 'e',-
She 'a' Called HISs chime from the blue.
bells lips +ho
While healing balm she' gave - ~
which Hi1't thrilled to its emerald finger
tips.
And since that day in the woodland
Witch hazel offers its magical wine,
And wooes 10 thercst, and the peace ana
aa refrcshment, =,
That wait meath the tanRle OF pr o'i
and vine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Then and Now.

Says Mr.. Haines IN an address on So
clal Life in Central Illinois In Pioneer
Days, "a country can BIO young but
once. r. loneliness, rather than beauty, was
womun's greatest attraction at tho time
OF which write There were few or
no snllies or attempts at trlfllng with
the pure true feelings of the heart, now
called flirting.
"Football had not yet come to polute
the purcr taste Of that day to It's brutal
grade of barbarity and cruelty.
Knowledge was ours, our eyes were
opened. but we feared no fall.
# Golfers Weekly, In commenting on Mr..
Uaines' views, leans to friendly spirit
of skeptlcism. and begins Its comments
with tho following quotations. DESIGNED 70
show the difference OF opinion, produced
by the difference OF time and standpoint
These arc the quotations:
'"rhere was II courty yiyacity about the
fellow" said Johnson, whereas, continues
{ GalTick che was tho most vulgar rut-
fIan that ever trod the boards
Here not only is one slide of the shield
silver and the other gold; not only does
one MANS eye sec courty v!yacty where
another's with equal certainty sees ruff
finnly yulgarlty; but the same eye
changes with the day"
aThere is. ample exemplification Of diff
ference III point of view, not alone In the
way in which pioneer social lifo In "Cen-
tral Illinois" appears, by reversion, but IN
the way such n period Is viewed by all
people In all sections of the United States
Probably the difference is caused more
nv the way In which life lnoks to the old.
Who Judge everything by a comparative
and reminiscent standard, and to the
young who weigh matters by the auda-
|, clous Ideas of the present. and have no
use for what they consider antiauated
and out-of- date
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
rnAlp SHAPE WING TRIMMING,

SHAPE MING TRlAlAllSl, Il
seems millinery Is odd
or In suit the fancy Of the
fashonab woman nave
In these STYLES are eSl
OF h
Godey Lady Book fac-smiles of the cha
the chenille any
much like the dress TRIMMINGS
braids dolpe
small size and Is made ~ shaae o. ns
The wings at the e are viii
between. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
Hospitality,

"A door unlatched--a half loaf of bread
a cup Of cheer, TO share hone shelter
Ana give part sof the sunshine sitting In
Its golden smiles, Where peace and cons
Dwels this dear grace which with Ito
SalloW fares:
And thus men WELCOME angels una-
WaIes.' e,,,,,r,s