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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-30

FOR SALEM EVERY SECTION or
the city we have vacant lots at ridicu.
lously low prices. ISAAC i. GOFp 60
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
Friends or QuakGH.


nv RUSTIC.
Whatever may BE- said ~ the decay
OF Vuakcrism a. a distinct phase Of
Christianity, .i has certainly mad. N
religious truth. The Friends have their
pccul'ariiics, They are distinguished
Tor the belief in the common birthriybt
OF each individual in the capacity In
listen with thcspiritual ear and 10 hear
the spiritual voice. and the immcdia,.
presence Of the divine 10 each human
soul the immediate teaching from m.
dlN'nc source. George Fox. the founder
Of the society, came a. the import,,,
conclusions which he af,crWari found
confirmed In the Scriptures Blu, h,
gained them all by immediate, r,y,ls.
Ton and not frum the Bible. With N,
Friends The one principle u obedience
IN conception u duty Is held 10 b, ~
Tar greater momch, than any intellect.
aal opinion as IN tcchnlcaliucs Of rli,.
''n' They are TO follow with implieit
oociicncc wherever that guiding B,,b,
may bc. u they follow ,hi, linz N
conduct and Do The duty that l,. near.
esi then. tn the doing u /, the rs,,
aliy shall h. made clearer q, them
The IDEAL ~ Friend, uabIgb .,.t
exalted oog. Tty have been safr,.Is
peculiar people, and. until the v,-,l
Games w 30 their level. they shal. ,,iD
Dc called a peculiar people-po, ~
drcss or outward forms bat IN testify.
lng 10 the spiritual power which r,l..
N each individual a. well asiptb,
universe. Other ministers have b,,,
silenced or accommodated for air..
ing IN mere technicsl,ics. The Fri,,l.
have passed from this long time az,
a true friends life must he aluay. =
NE Of service conservation To the ,sr.
vice Of applied Christianity To human
needs They are teachers By uorl.
and examples q the principle. Of their
society and take Tor the wa,chworl n
their society, those tha, appear an m.
statue Of Lord Shaftsbury Love and
Service"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
HYOMEl WAS USED
WITH PERFECT SUCCESS
As a Remedy Tor Nay Fever liler
Trying Other Treatments.

Before the discovery Of Il,or.. ,s.
only advice physician could s..,l.
hay fever patients vas o. 40 s..,
from home bat nov anyone VII. .
subject 10 ,hn disease can. ifH,.r.
81 USED. stay a, home withou, fear NJ
'h' a''lal attack n sncsiing water
eyes and other discomfor,s
j. , forbc,. well knoun W..,.-r
railnuad man. whose home b. an
O"oA, N'braska. writes Il ha,,r.,,,
had any relief from any rcmci, f-
hay fever. even tcmporarily until I
discovered the merits o. Hyom. I
always recommend il when o,-aaaa
require "
There BE- no offensive or dang,r4s
stomach dosing when llyum.i i used
This reliable remedy for the Cur, ~ an
diseases - the respiratory ouars b.
hrcaihcd through a neat packet inhaler
u'A' comes With every outfit. 20 that
he ar taken into the throat and lungs
BE- Ike that u the White Mountain. s-
other health resorts. whore hay fever
is unknown
The fact that Hayncs &Taylor agrr,
To- rriani The maay Jo any has fe,o
sufferer Who uses Ryomci vi,hua, ,us
cess. 'houh inspire cunhd.ns. In b.
power 'o eject a cure A campl.i,
"''i' costs only il.oo and extra bottle
Doe IN cent?
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
Educational Column
w. HUGH WATSON. Editor.

FELLOW TEACHERS: This
column is open for the dis
cussion Of educational sub
jects. You, being a factor
in education in Crittenden
county, orany other county.
are most cordially invited
to contribute to its columns.
Every teacher is invited to
send an article, and assure
you of a hearing. In order
to insure your getting in.
send your article to me at
CarrSville.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

Peace between Russia and iapas VA.
concluded At Tuesday morning.
session Of the peace eonfcrbe. 4,
the final struggle the Russians achieved
the victory. For the AXE Of p,ae,,b,
japanese. with a magnanimi,y worthy
of their heroic achievement /, ,hi.
war. net the ul,imatum n the Ca,
and a andoncd their demands. m, s-i,
Tor reimbursement Tor the Gust Of ,bc
war but for the rcpurchasc Of IT,
nOydcn half Of Sakhaln, Russia :,
Sne same time agreeing 10 division N
the island. The japanese also with.
drew articles 10 and II Of the peace
conditions originally proposed tdemabd
for the surrender Of the interned war.
ships and limitation Of the Russian
naval power in the far East
The news that peace had been agreed
upon caused the most intense excite.
ment a, the hotels where the envoy.
have been staying. Eyerywhere there
was a delirium Of jub'lation.
An armis,ice probably will be ar.
ranged soOn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
commissioners Sale.
CmurNprN CIRCUIT cor,,

J W Lamb. admr n
sarah . Miller. ma
against we Equity.
VIM Grant Miller. def
b' 'ir'se ola judgm,n, and order u
safe ~ 'hc Cnti.ndcn Cirrui, cos,,
rendered n the June term thereof is,,
" 'he Above cause. ! shall proceed 10
oicr lar salc ~ the ,uirt b,,,.. A.,
~ Marrow % DE highest b,i,ier. a, rub.
u' auction On Monday. the il,h Of
september. isli. upan a ,r,,l,, o.,
months N" follow INK d, .erils,i prop.
crty. o. Mt.
= certain tnst II land lyibs and
being in The county ~ Cntt.p.l-s srI
''a,' 81 Kentucky and Be- rau ofwb,t
y N''"n a. The AMY love farm.
n's .oa'ng at The sol,hca,, gunner ~
me Love graveyard near The N,,i,,
road running thence with cas-, lin, n
.h' grave yard and line Of NJ 3
thomas, IN northcrly course 10 Thom.
as corner thence In IN cas,crly eour'.
y Thomas line and a line ofTE
Dr'lll'h to Griih,h's corner. theme, Win
another Of said GuiH,h's line. "a =
store and stump In the Marin, srd
lola road, thence In westerly eou-s
20 the beginning, supposed to contain
Y acres ], being the same land CON.
T m to Miss Sarah Miller BY IN.
Jaws and VITA on the Sch day of Jan.
vary ls0' or sufhcien, ,hcrrcf 10 pro.
a al Ihe sums q money 50 or,cr.i ~
oe made. For the pufrhass n,,t' ~ "
puish'alsers, With approved security v W.
i,.Su,,'ucs, must execute hand b,s,,ns
, aEal interest from the day m III.
unul paid. and having the forc. sri
,',. q Judgment. bidder, viii H.
! NJ spst ,.i.. 10 comply promptly with
est a. p.....
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
Attacked Bya Mob

aha beaten. Boz ahborr,ot. untIcu.rcl
WIN SORES. Chicago street car e56.
'l,'"r applied Ru,sIsns Amisa .a,s
'h' "a' souU sound AMI we'll Il s..
D, ~ my family vntss u. J WcIth
OF IcAon'ha Mich and End "a
p'ric'' Simply rryat for cuts and
burns. Only sic At layncs & Taylor's
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

fayoritlsm 20 trustees children In order
10 secure the school. is as much al
fault as trustee who eXacts Of a
teacher certain tayoritisms toward his
children. on condition Of giving him or
her the school. With either teacher or
trustee II is nothing more than bribery
Bribery Is a violation Of law and a
crime against society. Take It as a
whole. however, the trustees are hon.
orable guardians Of public education.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The State Democratic Board Of Edu.
cation has let the American Book Com.
pany have the contract TO furnish
school books for the schools Of the
State. This is the mighty robber trust
these gentlemen denounced few
years ago. but the book trust has the
Democratic machine hypnotized now.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The Princeton Leader say. the
authorities Of tina, city at prcsen, hay,
on hand a large supply u natural barn
crap shoo,crs II they could 20, m,
market cornerci IN tha, par,icals,
commodity, possibly Tower cities and
barn and factory owner, would suffer
loss by fire.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
tor Sale or Exchange.

The business and contents Of a "a.
10, room hotel with bar and fixtures. no.
'cl doing good business in llend.,,nn
WIN WIN Tour yeau' lease Yet 10 nun
Owner viii sell or exchange for ,,r,S".
H2 Tas. ~ HOTEL,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The trust, the American Book Com.
pany dictates, and the Democratic ma.
chine IN power in this state applic, IN.
lash to county superintendent and
teachers. Sequel. This county is pay.
INK 5000 Tor new books where il should
not have paid one cent.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
REPUBLICAN MEETING

Every member Of the Republican
Committee OF this county, Is earnestly
requested to meet in Marion next coun.
" court day, Sept n, We have i'm.
portant business 10 transact
H. A. HAYNES. Chairman.
JNo. G. ASHER. Sccrcary.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

AT a meeting to be held at Hampton
tomorrow the names Of election officers
viii be chosen whose duty it viii be in
November to see that the Mule"
ticket gets all going 20 il.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

Fuqua was the book trusts candi-
date for State Superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction. He was elected. So
what may We expect?
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

There are 2lO7 unsui,ably furnished
school houses in Kentucky.
20
There are 10000 children furnish
backs for the backless bcnchc, u these
school houses in Kentucky.
20
Yet the blaze Of the twentieth cent.
ury continues To blaze.
%
Every ideal represents an idea but
unlike an idea, an IDEAL can never b.
fully realized.
%
The ideal school is never. never
tanned. thereby leaving a margin FOR
Improvement.
=u-
That person without an ideal b. "a
much 90; 81 place In this vorI. larg,
a. u Is, a. the person without AM
idea.
%
Tie who can see no improvement, /,
his methods or managcmen, at the end
Of The day work has either a l.s ~
no IDEAL
HpUa
The ideal Is at faul, when tina, sam.
IDEAL 3 bar 10 progress. The ro.t
Lowell. says "Not failure. by, ,,,
aim Is crime.
ia
rs simply a waste " word. =, .,y
you Viii turn over new leaf ana
never do It. There's hope Tor him WIN
'a'n' over new leaf Pcrsis,cn,ly and
purpuscly,
90
It's a. easy to say kind word. n, II
y 20 say uhkihd ones. a. easy 10 think
kindly As Il Is To think unkipdly AZ.
irritable temper is NJ, an cnyi,u. ~,
session. Loud teacher. loud pupa, .
As man sowc,h 20 shall h, sl,,
reap" w "'''
90
The wise profit nv their mistake,
only when they study 10 pr,y,D, ,
repetition. Wisdom Is where the sam.
mistake Is not made the second tim,
Therein Is growth. We can vr,v ,,,,.
= hen We kno~ morc. Growing witbou,
knowing Is ore Of the impo,,ibili,is.
90
Just word tor the much sb,.,i .
often misrcprcscn,cd school trustee
Whatever may be said in behalf q, i
condemnation q the present t,,,,,.
'ystem, the system Is with us and mus,
be dealt with as Il is. Whether ,hroe .
% one trustee Is best that il for on,
lawmakers 10 decide. One thing ~,
Know that the present system /, of,.n /
aoasei' often corrupted. but a, ma.
lor''y' The trustees n our public school. /
are noble disin,ercs,ci body. having
AZ :, eye single TO the welfare Of tho
children without fayoritism. wi,hou,
lear The editor Of this column Ia.
'aueh' eleven years and there hav.
been but Few instances where fr,r,i,,
'A'''ed IN any form between tcacb.,
Md trustees during this period. Tho 4
teacher who, through the promise Of
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The law must be very loose where a
concern can declare IT, contracts null
ny violating one and forfci,ing bond
See book question.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The Democratic jury trust is attract
ing much attention at the present
time.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The Beckham machine would be- a
fine thing for the Car Of Russia 10 use
on his subjects.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

'"''' are slN,y.cight school, in all
ior'y-'iN Of which have teacher. mi.
leave, twenty-five yet withou, teach.
srs' This list will be continued IN s0sb
issue Of the paper until an the sebool'
have been taken. ''''''''
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
FRIDAY, SEPT. | 1905.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR STATE SENATOR
R0BERTL. MOORE
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
NJ. B. CLARK
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
WALTER A. BLACKBURN
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
CARL HENDERSON
FOR COUNTY CLERK
c. +. WELDON
FOR SHERIFF
J. +. FLANARY
FOR JAlLoR
ALBERT II. TRAVIS
FOR ASSESSOR
J. ANTHONY DAVIDSON
FOR SURVEYOR
JAS. Z. SULLENGER
FOR CORONER
CHARLES WALKER
foR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
JOHN b. PARIS
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01


erly Of this county. now Of Valparaiso.
Ind. He gives the column some bo.
queN privately:
LETTER FROM C.. D.. GRADY
Editors o. Educational Department.
! am glad To see 10 much interest
taken in the public schools Of Cr,tt.,.
den county. | feel somewhat ike a
'riitehden county school teacher myself
Tor have attended two institute. NJ
Marion, was raised among the cane.
brakes of old Bellies minis and Their,
cast my first and only vote. I am still
somewhat Of a Kcntuckan and am
directly interested In the schools Of the
county.
] read the letter from Mr.. nhoma.
with much interest. having known him
a. school boy striving 10 max. M.
hrst certificate | am not surprised ~
learn he has high ideals asaseho,I
teacher
We hear 30 much ~ tha had bow and
We think. a. rIle. there Ar. no had
boys. of course. like an other rule,
there may be- exceptions woud mn,
whip a boy Tor sticking a p,r ip,,
another lc would roi D. a h,y tft.
diu not do such thinrs Whom y.h
acif have been done In ms school r..,,
must say that am responsible, for
many such deeds Prrhaps b b. ,o.
much 90 say that the teacher b. ,br
cause 81 all The trouble that come. up
within The school room. IT, i rr.r-.p.
'ln'e Tor ninc-tcnths ~ 40 the truuhl,
That happens within the school rnam
The average boy" b. often sf.,i .,
'i There is no average boz" n.
Is Johnny Jonc. and has his individual
characteristics. To know Johnny do,
hot mean YOU know his twin brother
10 successfully teach a boy YOU mus,
understand him. You must Know M.
home relations and his companions Al
cas, know who are his associate, y,y
nus, know what he desires Civ, bi,,
What will interest him and he will NJ,
'omin't many wrong deeds. OF cour..
.ou can not interest an lays Al
'oursch why II you knew him Won
CERTAINLY could intcrcsthim. I do wi.h
20 have you think can in,erc., nm
'oya But am not sufficiently elm.
a'cd 10 teach the remote country
.'hoo's among the sWamps Of Arkan.
as some of the lessons on teaching
must be learned within the school mann
ms and no, having sufficient mean, n
attend school a. long a. desire. cause.
ne 10 continue teaching. am ready
% resign At any time when someo,.
els me ! cannot teach her child ia,
h. same time she brings the ,.srh.,
Who says he can Do what / am fa,li,,
% DO.
whenever you deal with a boy. r.
member he Is some mothers son Tbs,
mother has a jus, and lawful night n
.emand You 10 teach her boy or L.,
omcone take your place who can teach
lin. ''"'"
do not know who Is 10 be blamed
OF The other one.tcnth Of the teachers
rouble. 1t may be caused by the loaf. /
= who sits on the goods box and toll,
arms and picks at the boy a. he pas.e, Il
y II may be father and mother. or /
he pastor who breaches in the country
hareh perhaps all are responsible.
One OF our greatest problems /. N.
ood boy. Its no, hard To gain a suc.
e'S u Is not unusual 10 hear ~ n
nee successful merchant failing IN
u''ness. The ''goOdy -goody" bow
e'nahds our attention. Have YOU M,
card some preacher take thi, vo,J ,
oy upon his knee and tell him he
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

Our readers are favored this week
with letter from c. =. Grady. form.
cry Of this county, now Of Valparaiso.
Ind. Tie gives the column some bo.
quets privately.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

diyinc'y called 20 preach the gospcl'
What an ignoamus' Hos does he
know this s true, The little fellow
looks into this mans face and see,
starvation What wrgtehsd HE,
Tie commits some crime 10 eon,ipr,
this preacher that he s not di,inely
called His playmate say that he il
good enough 20 be a girl lie commits
another crime 90 convince his play.
mates he Is not so good a. the, have
been Informed The news cam, 20
them from the good boys mother Pr.
yately tell the boy he is worth his
weight IN gold u he be- good boy
No doubt the mother fails when Al,
insists iha, the boy must read the go..i
religious papers, especially the story In
The Sunday school paper The boy
reads u because Brother Jonc, said he
should read good stories only MANY
pastors are helping The teacher II.
boy viii not read many unlcs, he like.
them. II he does NJ, desire 20 read
them that preacher has loot M, ,rau.
cnee Tor good on tha, boy. Well ss.
some one. would you NJ, ha,, m. h,,
read such stoncs' Yes. but give them
10 him a. Christmas gifts Later h,
life he may read such sntings AMI "a.
benefited
u B. a great task O. raiseat.oy
whisper no, 10 me tha, mother need
not be educated
folr Tor better boys.
& T. GRADY.
sgHuoi- rNEoltNrNrs
Following BE- q hst ~ the sfho.l.tt.,
have begun in The county. th, nunbrr
Nf U.lUfIH #H.N fN. .....
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

watermelon on
i.B Ray spent
S<hool books an
n. d Sayre "
nc pierce "
lD champ'o
nssday
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ru<R,ay.
j. j. Champ
d&y b Tola
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hrre Saturday
Rsssen Ray
tswa this wee
I'M bes' oa
Bsbb CompAi
nj Moo
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w.kccp v
MuN WV"
50 doll
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

The wise profit by their mistake,
only when they study To proven, !
repetition. Wisdom Is where the sam,
mistake Is not made the second lin.
therein Is growth. We can rruw NOR,
men We kno~ more. Growing wi,hoat
knowing is one d the impos,ib,li,is.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

It's As easy to say Kind word, a, /,
, = 10 say unkihd ones; a. easy To think
Kindly a. Il IS TO think unkindly. An
irritable temper Is NJ, an cnyi,u. p~.
session Loud teacher. loud pupl.
reap" wv "'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-01
Marriag e Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Benjamin Archer and Lily SmallwoOd.
John Shorter and Flora Somnervlle.
Frank r. Emmett of Washington. d. c.,
and Regina L. Stern of New York city.
Leonard Hart OF Caroline county Va,
and Grace Elder Scott of Isle of Wight
county, Va.
Harry Queen and Martha Queen
William w. Brown and NJ. Olga Angelo.
Alexander d. Mckenzie and Gertrude V.
Stranahan.
James Robinson and Susan Curtis
Louis I. Misbach of De kalb, H., and
Rose l.. B. Ensor of Washington, d. c.
Philip NJ. Julien and Mary Halbcrt Page.
Charles q. George of Chicago, Ill, and
Mary f. Simpson of Aide, Va.
Walter NJ. Ross and Emma r. St. Claire.
Robert Marshall and Maggie Brce.
William II. Henderson and Elnora Rus
sell.
Roddie G. Peters and Jennie V. Fields.
Joseph a. Campbell and Laura V. Mocka-
bee.
Harry G. Merriwether and Rosa Shelton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-01
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the past twenty-four
hours:
Fanny f +. Armstrong, three years, -
o street northwest
Frank Z. Carlin. twenty-one years
Georgetown University Hospital
Elizabeth W. Cresson. fifty Years. Pert
ner flats.
Laura Deakns, thirty nine years, George
town University Hospital.
Adelia Donovan, forty years, $50 \ street
southwest.
Edward J. Dowlng, sxty-one years, HOO
Sth street northeast.
Louisa Dunn, twelve months, 80 II street
northeast.
William L. Elterich, s:xty-five years. 80
Indiana avenue.
James Fountain thirty-four years WASH
ngton Asylum Hospital.
Nettie Henbeck, twenty-eght years.
Washington Asylum Hospital.
Annie A. Hutchins, fifty-eiGht years, 3139
street northwest.
James Z. Johnson, seven months, 1879
Johnson avenue.
Thomas =. Kelly, twenty-eight years,
Emergency Hospital.
Louis Kurtz, seventy-three years, Linthi-
cum place, Georgetown.
Mary Magruder, five months, 1i42
Church street.
Ida Manni, one year, New Jersey avenue
and street southeast.
Marshall j. Nichols. twenty-one years,
Sibley Hospital.
Sarah Roache. fifty eight years, 2l2 d
street northwest.
James Saffel five months, Children's
Hospital
Katherine Sypold, ffty-six years, 20 X
street northwest.
Bridget Wilson, seventy years Cos 1
street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-01
Harvey Ford. Hintot W. Va: J. L. Meyer.

10 wy w u I'Ahtop- w. va - ~. Aoyet,
Pennsylvania.
National w. T. Buchanan. Newport,
Tenn: J. S. Falln. A. G. Briggs. Phil
adelphia: II. F. DAILY. Blocksburg, Va: G.
II. Latta. Bethlehem. Pa; c. w. Comstock.
Newburgh, n. Y; +. NJ. Beckett Philade,-
ph:a; John II. Edwards. y. Y. f. A. Crone,
New York.
Metropolitan-H. II. Thrasher. Knoxville.
Tenn; JAS l. McBlain, Philadelphia;
George 5. Wills, Greensboro, N c.; Bishop
Gibson, Richmond George Bryan. Rich
mond; Il. r. Horner, Detroit; w. Il. Byram.
Charlotte, y. C.; Geo. +. Lewis Michigan;
w. NJ Reese. Salmo. Kan.
Rigss-G. o. Shields, New York: w. ID.
Kelley. Chattanooga. Tenn; Walter Rey
burn. Philadelphia w ID. Dodd. Birmlng-
ham. Ala; Philip Legarde, New York
Ebhitt-E. II. Douglas. L. 5. n: W. l..
Lippincott. New Jersey: +. J. Roster. L.
5 A., z. c. Birney. New York: w J.
Knox. Mckeesport. Pa: $. d. EGubrick. L.
5 a.; {. II. Unvergagt, New York.
New Wfliard-Allan Hazru. New York:
H. w: Heron. Mobile, Ala. S. II. Lockett.
New York; l.. u. HolzapfeI. New York: r
l. Emery. Boston: J. G.. Patterson. New
York; Thos. D. Hoxscy. Brooklyn: q ~
Beckford, Hardwick. VT; +. NJ. Myers
Jersey City.
Ralegh--J, Turner. New York: Far
mum Dorsey Boston: 4. + Carpenter.
Plainiield. n. J.: +. ii. Atwood. Cairo. his:
II w. Miller. Raleigh. y. c: Lieut. Mutton.
I. $. N; w. Il. Dorsey, Baltimore: ]. l..
Moher. Utica. n. Y; W. IL. Hudson At
lanta, Ga.
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MARRIED.

DRAKE-E ELLIS. On July 81 ia0,. At 1422 y
street northwest, washington. II. G.. RIOS
WELL III. DRAKE and IIEpSIE SIMS ELLIS.
both OF Griffin Ga.
WILLIAMS ON July 81 1907. az Alex.
andiia, Va, EUGENE \ WILLIAMS of Wash.
ington, II G, and MARY l.. BROWN Of Ro-
saIyrillc Nd.
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Hotel Arrivals.

ST. James-Allan w. Cox New York; Fl.
S. Williams. Ithaca. n. Y; A. II. McMaster,
Galveston, Tex; j. H. Wygart. Springfield.
Mo; s. M. Stark, Atlanta, Ca: Jacob S.
Allen. jr.. Philadelphia: II. X. Hitchcock.
Akron, Ohio; p. C. De Francis, Philadel-
phia; c. e. Harrison, Greensboro, N. c.;
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Miss Esther Price SWEET, daughter of DR.
and Mrs. Fred X. SWEET. who has been Wis
iting her sisters Mrs. Grange and Mis-!
Edith SWEET in san Francisco during july
in company with her sisters and brother
in-law, will spend the month of August al
the Portland exposition, returning home il
time to enter school.
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Mrs. r. A. Hasler. Master Georco p.,,l,
iias!er and Miss Mary Ram.y of Silve
HIN, Md. have returned from a short sta,
at Colonial Beach. Va
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Mr. Thomas p. Cleaves. clerk of tn.
senate committee on appropriations. ant
Mrs. CleaveS left last Thursday night a,
"TRIP TO Yellowstone Park and the Pacifi,
coast Later they will visit relatives il
Maine and Massachusetts, returning I,
Washington in October
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
wELL-KNowN RESIDENTS.
A Seventy-Fifth Birthday Appropri-
ately Celebrated in FANNY Circle
Personal Notes.

Lady Durand and Miss Durand. wife and
daughter OF the British ambassador. have
lett LenoX fer few weeks stay at Muir
ray Bay, on the 81. Lawrence.
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,iI anu MRS; Klchard Young ard children
courtney and Ma.hilGe of Georyetnvn
nave gone TO Atlantic City for several
weeks. "a