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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-16

visit to friends In Washington and
Loudoun county.
Miss Annie Jones left to-day for her
home In Cambridge, Maryland.
Miss susette Benle, of Inppuhnnnock,
Va, has returned home after spending
some time at DR., w. l., Broaddus',
Mrs James Y. Loury left this week
for Chicago. whore she goes on business.
Miss Maude Scott OF Richmond. and
Miss Emma Scott, Of Atlanta. Ga. are
guests this week OF Mrs. II. a. Cqghill.
Miss Rena Wright, of Norfolk. and Mrs.
Annie Moore. of Gloucester county, are
spending some time ut Mrs. jas. Il. W.
mis-, Mrs. r. A. CoghIll. and Mrs. w. C.
where they so to visit friends.
Mrs. Charles n. Jesse, of New York.
is here, having been called from her
home by the illness Of her mother Mrs.
c.. l.. Collins, who is now much i'm
proved
Mrs. Charles II. Lee and Mr.. c. v,
Anderson, OF Norfolk will arrive here
Saturday, thv guests of Mrs. sallle An
derSon, their aunt.
Mrs, II. S. Coghl has returned to her
home here after n visit to her pnreng
In Stafford county.
extremely Ill for number OF months,
Ia now much improved, being able to ba
l,p and about her room.
Mr.. A e, Chandler, and W.. W
Gresham left this week for New York,
where they go on business.
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AIx.LEs-BAINs

Especial Cable to The Times.D Dispatch and
a New York Herald) ;2
Copyright, By the New YORK. Herald Coz
AIX-LES-BAlNS, July l6-The season
at this resort Is now in full swing. The
Grand Cercle and the Villa Des Fleurs
are crowded nightly with fashionable
throngs. Pigeon shooting Is going to be
a strong feat pre OF sport here this year.
There are many automobiles at AK just
(, now, this being an ideal center for tours
extending through France, Switzerland.
Germany and Italy.
Among recent American arrivals zen
automobile" are Mr.. Melville Stern and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hilton, all OF New
York.
N Other visitors from America are Mr..
and Mrs, F. Foenlx Mr.. and Mrs, John
Carroll, Mrs. ", G, Turner, Mr., Diokin-
son Tappan, Mr. and Mrs w. Living
stone, Miss May Mckenzie and Mr., and
Mrs. j, Livingstone,
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Mr. Edwin Gould and Mr.. Frank Miller
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs, Rufus K. Sewall.
Mrs, G. Edgar French, and Mrs. Robert
Il. Coy Kendall.
The National has inaugurnted a play
room for children. The walls are being
decorated with pictures calculated to
amuse children. Prominent among these
are the adventures OF Buster Brown"
MIR. Woodruff. former Lieutenant-G Cover
nor Of New York; Mrs. Woodruff and
also Mr., Woodruff's son and wife arrived
this week. Mr.. Alfred Teves, the Amer
lean consular agent at Anrau5 and John
U.SHusscy,&of New York, have just per-
formed pedestrian feat. They Left Luz
corne early on Wednesday and returned
on Friday, having covered the entire dis
lance oYerSthe Turkn, Crimscl and Co
bard passes afoot.
Mrs, s. B. Elkins. wife of the senator
of West Virginia, has arrived at the Ma
tonal,
At the schwezerhof are Mr.. Stewart
Il. Woodford, former minister to Spain;
Mrs. Woodford and Miss Susan Curtis
Woodford. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. a. IIurl-'
bert. of New York, who intend to make
a long sojourn,
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GORDONSVlLL.E,@VA

GORDONSVIITE, VA, July 15.-N1r@
w NJ. Dunn. claim agent Of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway Richmond. vis-
tied his family here Thursday.
Miss PEG chile Lnrkln Of Washington,
Z Is a guest OF Miss Xna Harrison s A n
Mrs. Diner Tarrall and daughter, Of 4
Richmond, are visiting Miss Cora Lynn.
Mrs. A. T. Perry and children, Of sa-
pannah, ch.. are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. J. II Riney. VI
Miss Marie Anderson. Of Richmond, Is 4
visiting Mrs j. A. Mayhugh. G
f Mr.. B. w. Showalter and family have
returned from visit to his home, Mt
Snowville. d, S 3 e lsss H
MISS Margie Hunter. OF Richmond, Is 4
on q visit to her sister Mrs. W. Nj
Dunn. III S$
Mr.. Robert Marcus. Of Hampton. was
guest of his brother. Mrs. s.. Marcus
on Thcsd9y. 53ss u
Mr.. q. j: schweickert is very sick at .
his home In North Gordonsville.
Misses Jennie and Maybelle Ewing.
OF Alexandria. are visitors at the home \
Of Captain PIP. Barbour a
Miss Effle Twining OF Richmond, Is on
visit to. Mrs, j. Fl. Griffith.
H Mr. r. M. Mcclure has secured a po-
stlon ms railway postal clerk, his run 4
being from Washington to Greensboro.
N. c, 8
Masters F1arrs and Johnnie Davenport. Z
OF Richmond, are visiting their grand
mother Mrs. j. r. Davenport. and other,
relatives In town. ~
Miss Maude Dettor, who has been at-
tending the School of Methods, Char
lottesvlle. has returned home quite
sick, u.
Rev. D. Il, Hanna has rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the Disciples
Church at this place, effective the fourth,
Sunday in August. No action. has yet
boon taken by tho church In regard to
It. Flo expects to accept call to the
church 4 In I4ouisp.g 99s
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ALL DONE TO HOLD .
THE PUBLIC EYE |:'|
Astonishing Stunts and Strange
Hobbies Of Payne, the Noted
Spet1der.

Since the A1illouttcen1 ent that the ecCeii-
trio young millionaire, Payne was going
to Visit Richmond, those who, read and
ore consequently posted On current events
have been wondering what to expect on B
his arrival. A party Of travelling men
Hero discussing In the Richmond Hotel
lobby last night whether Payne actually
did all that has been credited to him or \
not, and what might be HIS purpose, The /
argument reached the ears Of a brother
Knight Of the grip. Just arrived from
down through Georgia and North Caro-
lima, and says he. - Yes, sir, gentlemen;
you can believe all you hear about that
man, and more, too, for J. ran into him
couple Of times during the past thirty
days." I. MI
WELL what about him7'' was asked.
Tie Is simply a wonder" said the tray-
eer, 'atd the biggest sensational double
barrelled attraction I've seen In many Il
day. Down, there In Atlanta recently r.
heard the blare OF a big brass band. and
stepping to tho doorway, what should
I see but this man Payne on parade.
covered with diamonds. wearing twenty
dollar gold coins where buttons ought
to be. standing up In a swell carriage and 4
scattering good. hard cash by the hand
ful In every direction to n howling. surg
Ing mob which followed. He was accom-
panied by q tally-ho and half II dozen
other vehicles, carrying his own band and
troupe Of performers. silk banners and
signs announced big free entertain
ment somew where that night, and Id have
given five dollars to see It, but had to 4
jump out before the hour 4; n
well, what about tho show2 Did you I
ever got to see lt?" rs
mo, haven't yot. although was
In the Same town with him last week,
but I've been in Atlanta since he left,
and he's still tho talk Of tho town. They
say his free show boats tho average pay.
the-price attraction, and that he can
outdraw Barnurn and Bailey...As to his I
purpose, It seems that he has money$to
burn, and chooses this method among
many others for touching It off. Ae
travels in his own private car, carries
q car for his show properties, and takes (
along also his own auto !. Cur and oar
rlage, He Is ldolized by every one IN
his company, for whom nothing Is too
good. Everybody has a fine time, and all 4
at Payne's expense. lie Is probably am
other Carnegie or Rockefeller, having
the millions, but Instead of dispensing 4
his philanthropy through libraries and
colleges, thinks the world needs more and 4
better am,usements, and, BY George i
hcleves he's right. And say, fellers,
see he's coming tomorrow. so look OUT
for his parade and follow the push,ls q 3{
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CARTERSV|LLE,vA.5
(speclnl to The Times-Dispatch.) ).

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) III
& 3C+NRTERSNILLE. VA. July 15.--N1isg
INLAND Irving is spending some time
with Miss Mary Palmorc. 5 # ls3s VA n NJ
d Mr.. R,fasel Brown, who has been with
friends Mt Buckroe Beach, recently. res
turned to Cartersville to-dny. n H
Miss Anrie Mae Rhodes has returned
to Cartersvlle az ter n delightful visit &
4 to her sister. Mrs. II. NJ Crowder, 81 \
HuWardsvlle, Nh ts{S @
s:& The public school exan,ina don will be
given in Cartersville for the counties OF
Goochand and Cunberland. The 1Stk
anL 10Th for tho white teachers, and tho
Goth ana 21st for the colorcd teachers
Mr. g. W. Dickinson. Of Cartersville,, Is
superintendent for both counties 81
Miss Lily Dickinson is visiting relatives
! In Knoxville, Tenn. II .g
The w. G.. r. u. Of Cartersvile held I.
It's semi monthly meeting at the hometof
Mrs. II. ]. Rhodes. Thursday ar ternoo1,.&
which will be announced later. R
The ladies' arc planning an all day; picnic
and public meeting, the exact date Of
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.E go ~ ~ "
OSTEND5

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
Copyright. BY the New York Herald Coz y.
OsTEND, July 16-Tho4 polo season
opened, on Monday under capital ausp ces,
with ideal weather and a fashionable at
tendance.
The ground has been much improved
since last year, and the going Is ex-
cellent
More than two hundred ponies have ar
rived, the task Of stabling being no easy
one for the grooms. King Leopold has
loaned two houses,
In the Prix dOuverlure Rugby beat
the Freebooters by to 9, and Roehamp-
ton beat Blenos Ayros by 5 to3. Budapest
scratched, and the final was won by Roe
hampton by TO 3.
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THE HAGUE

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald)
4 Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
THE HAGUE. July l5,-Arrlvals at The
Hague and Sceyeningen, tho pretty North
Sea resort. are very numerous, including
Mr.. and Mrs, ". B, Van Lennen, OF
Philadelphia: MI. g. n, Parker Mr.. u.
A. Princelle. Mr.. and Mrs, A. #. Stycle,
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. peaclum, Miss NJ.
Sharpe, Miss p, =. SHARPE Mr.. and Mrs.
+, #, Tiburns, Mr.. and Mrs, N. O, Chy-
pers, all of New York; Mrs. s. M. God
bold, Miss G. Francis, Mr., and Mrs. w.
u. Mrdgert, OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
WI. *. Cochrane and Mr. l. r. Stewart,
OF st. Louis.
AT Amsterdam are Mr., and Mrs. G.,
Pearson, of Philadelphia MI and MISE
q. Amidon, Mr. Francis r Fulnald, Of
New York; Mr.. Walter +. Cobb. Of CHI
cago, and Miss $, NJ Sharpe, Of Brook,
lyn.
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CARLSBAD

Especial Gable to The Tlmss, Dispatch and
New York Herald)
Copyright by the New York Herald COB
+ CARLSBAD, July 16.--After period Of
great heat, the weather Is now delightful.
with the result that the kaiserpark and
other fayorlte spots are crowded.
The race meeting this week presented
an International gathering such as can
only be Witnessed here. where the best
society of all nations congregates.
Many Americans have arrived, the gem.
eral opinion being that the land of the
Stars and Stripes may be Justly proud
of Its beautiful women.
At the Iiurhaus reunion Mrs. ~. II.
MacFadden, of Philadelphia; WAS much
admired. She was with her husband, and
wore q lovely toilet Of mauye SILK and
3&
Other Americans include Mr.. and MIS-,
Bennett, Mr.. y, King. Mr.. Israel Fisher
and family, Miss ella Baird. Mr.. Felix
Mcclellan. Mr., Haman stelnbergeI, Mr.,
Charles Merx and family, Mr.. Snd Mrs.
Florlan Freeman and Miss Martha Roh-
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G. Grant OF New York, arrived this week
at Dieppe and drove to Trouville. and in
tend later to come to Paris. Others who
arrived from London at Dieppe are Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Cbrdier, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs Lenchard, MIR. and
Mrs Philip ]. Britt. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
X Burras. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p, Coffin
and Mr.. r. P. Vinton, of rev York.
The following have passed through
Dieppe on their way to Paris: Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewster Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs
II, y. Illce and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brown.
EIoulgate has been visited BY General
and Mrs. w, F. Draper. OF Washington,
and Mr.. George J. Gould stopped some
days at Biarritz before going to Lucrene.
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LUCERNE

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
{ig New York IIerald.) @3gss.
Especial Cable to Tho Times. Dispatch and
LUCERNE, July 15,--Mr. George Gould,
who, with his wife and family, are oc-.
cupyIng their old quarters at the Hotel
National, have had q slight annoyance
from a. country policeman He was auto
mobling through tho village Of Mrggin.
n few miles from Lucerne, when he was
stopped md asked,a"Dldn't You read the
.slgnhoard 2" Mr. Gould replied .no'I read
German fairly well, but those idomntic
words on the signboard puzzled me, and
as we were running for n cup of ten al
Vtzna l opened the throttle and let her
go.
The policeman said, you must pay
thirty frhncs.''
At the National are also stopping Mr..
md Mrs. Edi Gould with their two sons,
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INTERLAKEN

Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Cos
4 1NTERLAKEN July 15.-All the hotels
are crowded to their utmost capacity. a
brilliant International throns assemblies
every evening In the dining room at the
Hotel Victoria including Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chaplin and Mrs. ard Miss May
Martin, of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Dudley.
B. La wrence, DR.. and Mrs. md MISS New
ton, Or. and Mrs. NJ Arrange and Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Br6dic; of New York.
Among tho Hotel Belvedcrc arrivals are.
Mr.. and Mrs. stills, whose wedding was
ono Of the greatest recent social events Of
Buffalo.
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paetor Mcdaniel Returns.

Rev. George w, McIlaplel. who has
been preaching In Chesterfield county
the past week, returned to the city yes
terday and will preach at the First
Baptist Church at II a. M, and SID
p, NJ. to-day.
He will 60 out to Kingsland In tho
afternoon to administer the ordinance OF
baptism, but will return In time TO III
4 his pulpit.
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.HOMBURG

Especial Gable to The Times, p!spatch and
Copyright. by the New York Herald COB
IOMBURG, July l5-The Visitors In
olude Rear-Admiral Cotton, Colonel
Frank kiss, Colonel and Mrs. Jeryis
White, Mrs, and Miss Alsonp King and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stokes.
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The Lady Maccabees.

Richmond Hive No. B. Lady Maccahees,
July l7th. at p. M, at Murphy's Assem-
bly, Hall.
Members are cordially invited, and
candidates who have been notified are
urged to make special effort 10 be-
present,
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son. all OF New York, and Mrs. joseph 'lp'h
Gastley, of Philadelphia.
A duel was fought on Monday between
Vicomtc Armand de Calder de Veauce and
Lieutenant Won Korwin. They chose pis-
tolls and two shots were exchanged,
Neither was. wounded, and they shook
hands before leaving the ground.
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PEOPLE IN CAROLINE

Especial to The Times lspatch)
K BOWLING GREEN. VA, July 16.-Mr.
and Mrs, Simmons, of West virginia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs l.. y. Martin.
MISE Louise Haines left to-day On
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DlEPPE5

(snecial Gable Ia The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald)
downright. by the New York Herald Coz
{ PARIS, July l6.-French seaside resorts
are already Ibeglnnlng to have a number
of American visitors, who mostly arrive
In their automobiles Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
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lWILDUNGEN

ffspeclal Cable to The Times Dispatch and
Nt'z,'7 "a New York Herald) E
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
\ WILDTJNG1SN, July 15-Ylsttors hero
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include Professor Gotthcil, OF New York;
the Misses Horstmnnn, Captain Spro.
Miss Van Loo and Mr. and Mrs. Hers hel,
OF Philadelphia, and their daughter.
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TAKE STEAMER sold POINT COM,
FORT SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY
oorR Al NtNi NNk

7bc. Round trip to Norfolk, t76o.
75c Round Trip to Newport News, 75e.
Children upder IL years. SOC.
Tickets good to return next might Or
following Tuesday.
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Every Article q Bargain.
Every Article Guaranteed.
Wash Goods Ct j and Id. .
Thin Fabrics.

Thin Fabrics.
Lace stripe White Muslin, a great
deal Of 1t worth 81 more than 1861;
mill remnant sale price, per AzbnS
yard y. ........l.l............. 17CC
Figured Lawns, fine and sheer, mill
remnant sale price, per yard, 1zho
Is ..................... A4OO
4o-inch Sheer White Lawn, in fill
piece; worth 1oc yard, mill 7.3Ac.
4o-inch Pens. an Null, fine and sheer:
15c quality, mill remnant sale IN
price per yard VI4C
Black check Muslin, hundreds Of
patterns; mill remnant sale Az =
price per yard I. 4Z2C8
as-inch Lowell Bleached Cotton
. mill remnant salea price, per AZ6c.
I yard A7CS
tc "A "A .Unhleached Cotton, % inches
wide. good quality;s' mill rem 0z6O
nant sale price A1OCs
china silks, 81 inches wide, al!
shades; mill remnant sale price, 9Qc
Il per yard ...,....r.,. r......... OOV
Figured Indigo Blue Calico, Sc
kind: mill remnant sale price 0IZnl
lis ~
Sold Color chambray, 1oc quality,
tat the price; mill remnant G3Ics
sale price. per yard. O:4Ci
ae.Inch Percaie, light and dark col
ors; 12ho kind, mill remnant sale 6o
price, per yard. ................... ~
Cotton challie, floral design work.
\ in full piece. &c a yard mill 0.3Io
remnant sale price, per yard. ~
4o.Inoh Linen Lawn, fine and sheer,
worth 1910; mill remnant sale ~
One case OF 1s-inoh Crash, 9Z5o
&c and &C grade; price, per yd.. OzOV
orsandy, Lawns, BatIste, all 12hc
and l6o goods goods to SO at''per 4lIbc
yard ...................... A/COM
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+ + . , { 4 d.
100 LadIes' F ancy Parasols, all the
seasons latest creations, some slightly
hanuled; mill remnant sale e1 mn
price, each Observation-Disclosures. pAsUU
White Duck Belts, wide and mar.
row; mill remnant sale price, NJ
each ...................., .5ii -
Patent Leather Belts, red. black and
white; mill remnant sale price. o.
each 80. .... =, -
corsets-Lw. B., R. & G., and War
ners, Rustproof; mill REM e1 Sll
nant sale price, 600 to....... VA.OV
SILK Ribbons, Nos. 40, so and 80;
mill remnant sale price. per I NJ
ward Z. . \. ........ lVC
AiIover Lace Yoklng, 20 inches
wide; 800 quality. for, per A0c
yard = I
Borated TaIcufn Powder sc
8vaseline ......,........3o Be and LOG
safety Pins, 2 dozen. -........5c
coIgate's Toilet Waters, per, 4 o.
bottle Observation-Disclosures. : W y y
Face Powder, leading brands, 4 f)ci
per box ................ -. = = ~
ladies' Fancy Handkerchlefs, 4 o.
25c value, for, each. AOS
Ladies SILK LlsIe Thread Dropstltch
!! Hose : az SOC goods per- 29c
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

THE Collector of Customs at San
Francisco has been in tribulation be.
cause Miss Roosevelt came home with
100000 worth of property subject to
duty, and asks that Congress pass q
law exempting it from charge. Why
should the law be SUSPENDED for
anybody? Shall we continue to ad.
mire the stoicism OF the king who
suffered half the penalty for trans.
erosion OF son, rather than to abate
the full penalty, if such exceptions
are made for those so able to pay?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

THE USUAL STORMS TO THE FAST OF
village OF Sorrento, Ill, 80 miles north.
east OF st. Louis, Tuesday night,
which demolished forty houses. killed
four people and injured IS others, oil
whom several will die. The same
storm. at Alton, was accompanied by
a cloudburst, which turned the streets
into raging torrents. The main streets
were for time three feet under water.
Ten miles north Of that city, a freight
train was ditched by the deluge and
a number of cars containing cattle
were thrown down an embankment
aud several head of stock killed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

years ago, but which enlightenment
has since wiped out in this country.
This method is OF dancing without q
single reverse. These constant revolu-
tions, besides being far from graceful,
are not pleasant for the ladies'"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20
0A9To7IA.
Bears the H1hs Kind You Have Always eusg1
s': : &M4Zzzz0
NOTICE..

10 MY FATRONS:
l wish to inform you that l have just
returned from Chicago, where l have
been learning an entirely new system in
cutting, which l am sure will meet with
your approval. Now | will be enabled
to show you the latest style and cuts,
woolens, which secured while in Chi
cage. l invite you to call and examine
my stock. Yours respectfully,
FRED WEISS.
Olympia's leading tailor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

CONGRESSMAN Williamson's sentence
for completely in the Oregon land
frauds has placed the penalty at ten
months's imprisonment and to pay a
fine of $500. Jones and Potter, two
others charged jointly with him, will
receive similar punishment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT started to-
day on his long contemplated South
ern trip. He will visit all the South.
ern Atlantic States and Alabama,
Arkansas and Louisiana, making a
complete round OF the States of the
Union during his term as President.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

EVERY man owes it to himself and his
family to master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
six Morse Schools of Telegraphy in this
issue and learn how easily young man
or lady may learn telegraphy and be
assured position.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

Snow has already fallen in several
OF the eastern counties of our State.
In the Palouse country the precipita-
ton was in the form of a heavy rain.
fall by which, it is said million
bushels of unthreshed wheat was de.
stroyed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

THE Executive Committee of the
National Republican League, at its St.
Louis meeting, selected Philadelphia,
Pa, for it's next convention, to be held
rom June 18th to the 18th, 1906.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

IT is said that milk will freeze at
very low temperature-after the can
that holds it has interviewed the n.y.
drant spout or we'll bucket.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

PHILADELPHIA won the champion.
ship of the American League OF Base.
ball Clubs. and the pennant of the
National League was awarded to New
York. The two clubs are now playing
a series of games for the championship
OF the world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

A BOAT was found on Hoods Canal,
Tuesday, upturned, by the crew of the
steamer Perdita, and it is feared that
q tragedy is connected Herewith.
The Postmaster at Brannon says that
boat had left Fish Point that morn
ing, with several hunters on board,
and it is feared they may have met
with a casualty that the derelict sug.
Cesfs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-20

A banquet in honor of President
Roosevelt will be given on the forty.
seventh anniversary of his birth, Oc-
tober u, in the room in which the
President was born, at 90 East Twen-
tieth street, near Broadway, New York.
The President has been invited. A
club has been formed to preserve the
house in which he was born as place
OF historical interest. The club mum.
bers about 800 members. It was or.
ganized on October II. 1904. by twen-
ty.five admirers of the President.