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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-09
He Was Satisfied.

Suffering from an incurable cancer,
John Anderson, farmer living near
Union City, Hoods canal, Washing
ton, bought ten gallons of whisky and
a monograph, and after spree of
ten days duration, in which time he
drank the liquor and listened to the
music of the machine, he went in the
woods near his cabin and shot himself
through the heart.
He was married to an Indian wo-
man and to her he left all his posses
siOns.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-09

There Is nothing in the nature of
moral asbestos In clerical cloth.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-09
WARRINGTON NOTES.


Homer Wicks was drowned recently
in the Snake river near Colfax.
New wheat is arriving in Seattle
two weeks in advance Of last year. -
A new Jail for boys has been fitted
up in the court house at Seattle.
The records Of the burned court
house at Waterville are unimpaired.
The Olympia Trade Council has Sc
cured Governor Mead as labor day
orator, September 4.
Chuckanu. sandstone will be used in
the construction Of the new federal
building at Seattle.
George Rumens, an old time Palous-
er and wealthy rancher and mine own
er, attempted suicide recently.
It is said the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway company has pur-
chased terminal grounds in Seattle.
The 2 year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mahart of Reardan was run over
by a load Of hay and instantly killed.
Straw day was observed at Cunning
ham last Tuesday to put the roads in
shape for the general hauling time to
come.
Mayor Clark of Sumas has instruct
ed the town marshal to close up all
gambling places and prosecute all Of
tenders.
A comparison with the tax rolls of
Lincoln county Of the last year show
an increase in taxable property OF
$31S,329.
1.-THE Spokane Interstate Fair will
show an improvement over all previ.
Gus years this season." says Manager
Cosgrove.
Property owners of Sedro-Woolley
are required by it's city ordinance, to
cut the thistles from their places be.
fore August 10.
Federal Judge Hsnford has knocked
out the state law prohibiting the sale
Of trading stamps He held the act to
be unconstitutional
During the last 81 years the fire in.
surance companies have paid losses in
the state of Washington amounting to
ulOIc Ludu $1O,lHO,OOos
For the past month the demand for
abor at the Seattle city employment
bureau has been from two to three
times as great as the supply.
The jewelry store Of A. E. Sever OF
Palouse city was robbed of SIS worth
If goods by a man whom Mr.. Sever
accidentally locked in his store.
An unidentified man, supposed to be
George Shannon, was shot and killed
yesterday morning at 4 o'clock at
Cheney by Marshall A, Blackman.
The appointment Of ex-Congressmap
Sam c. Hyde of Spokane to be COM
mandant of the state soldiers home at
Orting is announced by the governor.
Washington's grain crop for the
year 1905 will be between 33,000.00
and 100000 bushels, is the state.
ment Of S. s. King, deputy grain in
spector.
The monthly financial statement Is.
sued by the state auditor shows re-
,eipts to the general fund amounting
in July to $151,243 and expenditures
If $102,6S9.
The national convention of railroad
commissioners and the interstate con.
MERGE commission will visit the north
west in the latter Fart Of this month
after the convention scheduled at
Deadwood, 8. D. A day will be spent
in Spokane and the party will then 60
on to the coast.
Eugene E. Larimore. western Wash.
ington agent for a piano house, has
oeen arrested in Seattle charged with
embezzling 1886 in money belonging
to his employers.
1t is announced an effort is being
made to organize citizens of Wash
ington who were formerly natives OF
Michigan into an organization to be
known as the Michigan society.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-09
Uncle Sam Takes Charge.

Active control of the yellow fever
situation in New Orleans by the
United States public health and ma
rine hospital service will begin imme-
diately.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-09

Blaine. Wsah, Aug, ga riot oc.
CURED on the streets here on Monday
between japanese and white men on
the and resulted in the serious injury
Of one white man and at least four
japanese.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-08-09
Gen. Carnahan 10 Dead.

General James R. Carnahan, major
general Of the uniform rank, Knights
of Pythias, died at his home in Wood
run place, Indianapolis, Ind, after an
illness of two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

the Venetian blinds OF n deeper shade,
the many rows Of tables of spotless
white leave q cool, clean impression,
and lappett Went. even before the deli
cious menu is laid before you. Mrs.
Glover. the goddess OF the pantry, holds
her sway as OF yore, and to those who
have to content themselves with cold
storage and the frlls and furbolows OF
modern art, we only wish you could en-
JOY the good things we do.
FORWARD SEASON.
The season promises unusually fair.
More than twice the number Of guests
are here now than ut this time last year.
August will be full, and September, prob
ably the best month Of ALL when the
great old White closes, and those who
love the mountains in the beautiful
autumn flock here.
Among the guests from Richmond are
the most charming representatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin b. Valentine. and
Miss Mead
Miss Mary Johnston. with her sisters.
Misses Elise and Elizabeth Johnston.
and Miss I1llyson. are spending the sea-
son here, The friends Of Miss John.
ston will be glad to know that she Is
Improving. She often sets on her porch
and Is the recipient Of many attentions.
Her cottnge bears out It's pretty name
of Rose Cottage. for 1t Is n bower of
lovely flowers, sent every day BY adj
miring friends, It Is in this same cot
tage that n few years ago she wrote
Audrey" and we greatly regret that
for the present her gifted pen must re-
main idle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. NJ, Gibson.
with Misses Sara and Louise Gibson. OF
Baltimore, are already In their hospita-
BILE and charming cottage
A great addition has been made by the
arrival of General Wallace i. Randolph,
United States army. OF Washington
Mrs. Randolph Miss A. p. Randolph and
Miss NJ, Randolph; also Captain y, II,
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tIeutzc, United States navy, lately COM
manding the buttleship Maine; Mrs.
'Leutze, Miss McAlpine. Miss Matoaca
Gay, Mrs. c. r. DIX, Mrs. II. F. Allen,
Miss l.. Allen, Miss D. Allen, Mrs. George
a.. Brown and Miss Bowen, all OF WASH
ington; Colonel Charles =. Morrow. Fort
Sheridan. ILL.,; Mrs. Albert stickney, New
York; Miss Mary q. Wade Baltimore;
Mrs Talbot Miss Talbot. Bermuda,
Mrs. r.. I. Waller and Miss C. Johnston,
Savannah, Ga; Miss Foulkc. Miss Upton.
Richmond, Ind; Miss Katherine Halle,
Miss l,otte Halle, Miss Margaret l..
Cochron. Miss Atkinson. Miss Emma At
kinson. Stanton, Va: Mrs. II. a. Order,
Mrs. D. w. Caldwell. Miss Caldwell,
Birmingham, Ala; Mr.. William A. Crane,
New York City: Mr. James Campbell, ST.
laouis; Hon. Julius Joseph, Mrs Joseph,
Cincinnati; MIR. and Mrs. John d. Ctler;
Miss Otter and maid, Louisyillc; Mr..
and Mrs. George p. Shaw and maid; MT.
George w. Shaw: Mrs. William Craighill;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D.Whitconb and family,
Orange. N. j.. Miss Gano. Cincinnati;
DR.. Gorsing and Mrs, Gorsling, OF
Richmond. Dr.. Gorsling has succeeded
DR.. Robert Williams as resident physi-
clan; lie is very much liked and has al.
ready won scores OF friends.
MANY ARRIVALS.
''' ~ ca ~ M 7, ebert Carrot +.
I,ait,,, ~ ,,.a IIaatnr Du,anev Miss
i,,, ,.,o. o MS NTrs r. q Hamleo,
1Was,,,n.,o nc''s Mn TIetcher Houson'
Wa asm,''' Co. W.. Thonas Rarrett Mr.
mhnn,a ' No. I,arro ~ ntrs lillian barrett. Al.
,, 1870 ~ - 'S ' AS
e" ,sna ,rnnr,h !, MI, nosscd p,ca santly,
~ ~" =. 90 al ca mo ont from
,ah,,ia 49,. .,a,,as, ,,,t,ere be has neen
,,,., , .mo Saou sta, n,ade his how
nau,ns 49,. Wv Irn,,rt,, an "a s,rhere
u, msm ,a,, 10 a. N.Y. u. tie star snangled
=, pa 9'rpusn "a 49, ,tad some ~ the cot.
st CIV nnp !, cora cd with the
s eaars wa Wa s,r,,as ~ It .'. 4
TN, Inc h.l, 1901, no ,,,,,s,,ally brilliant
and ~ cards IN ' tho sma,ler rooms held thor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09

the Hot Springs, as 1t is now in the
zenith OF Its glory, with hotel Of which
Americans are Justly proud. and the Hot
Of twenty years ago. where she and MIR.
Gibson. who were guests Of the Warm,
attended ball there.
Miss Gay has returned here after an
aintermission OF some years. her culture,
her quick wit and we'll known repertoire,
makes her great acquisition.
Miss Talbot, of Bermuda, is one of
the moving spirits and great favorites
hero, and is always the center Of an adj
mlrng crowd.
Mrs. Lentze, Miss Lottie Halle Miss
Talbot and Mr.. John D. Otter are the
bridge experts.
The conspicuous beauties In the youngef
set are Miss Barrett, Miss NJ. Randolph,
Miss i Allen, Miss S. Gibson. Miss L. NJ.
Caldwell, Miss Claudia Johnston, and Miss
Elizabeth Johnston.
Mrs. Crone, Of New York, and Mr..
Campbell. Of st. Louis. entertained de-
2lightfully at dinner at the Hot. Mr. and
Mrs. John D.. Otter, Miss Talbot, Miss
Lone and Miss Allen.
Il
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Professor and Mrs. Frank ". Darling
Professor and Mrs. Austin c.. Apsar.
of Trenton, N. j., are dear old couple
who are as young at heart as any and
who enjoy a game OF cards thoroughly.
Lieutenant Dorsey Cullen, OF the United
States army. is spending his vacation
with his mother and sister at Jefferson
Park Hotel
iDr. Francis H. Smith. the popular
young physician Of st. Luke's Hospital
Richmond. is spending some time here on
his way to LcwisDurg, W. Va. where he
Will In future be located. His profess
sional services have been called on sew
eral times, and each case skilfully man
aged. 5igT#f
Among the recent arrivals are Miss
II, M. Place. New York; Austin c. Apgar
and wife. Trenton, N. j.: William IL.
Parker and wife, Richmond, Va; Frank
Nv. Darling and wife. Chicago, I'LL; Mr..
and Mrs w. w. Black. Chicago. Ill;
a. s. Marye, Washington, D. G.; S.
Gooch and sons. Richmond, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Putnam. Shanghai. China;
Mrs. Chauncey Ives, Chambersburs. Pa.;
Matte S. Willis. Cheapside. Va. Miss
Mary w, Wise, Dalby's. Va.t Mrs. w. p.
Wise. Dalby's. Yn.; ]. a.. c.. Chandler.
New York; Mrs. D, H. Rncker. baby and
nurse, Hampton, Va; Mrs. c. r. Cam
nell, Hampton. Va. Miss Mary Collier.
Hampton, Va; Mrs, ]. Z, Voodfin. son
and nurse. Richmond. Va; Mrs ]. M.
Dashlell, Philadelphia, Pa; Eugenin f..
Eversfield Baltimore. Md; Miss NJ Liz
zie Harvey, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. Kath-
arine Woodward, Charleston, w Va;
A. B. Hill, Rockingham, N. c.; r. Tomp-
klns and wife, Chicago; Mr.. ]. z. Wood
fin, Richmond, Va; Daisy Foster. Old
Point; Mrs. A. T. Britton. Washington;
Miss Britton, Washington; Mr.. John Brit
ton. washington; Mr.. Carroll Calf, WASH
Ington; Miss McCloskey. Newark, N. j.;
]. II. Dickerson. Jr, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. W. s. Gooch. Richmond, Va; Miss
Ellen H. Kent, Louisa; Miss Mary Stuart
Gooch, Richmond. Va; Mamie Black
burn. Richmond. VA; Bena Philips. Rich
mond, Va; Elsie Philips, Richmond Va;
Annie Farinholt. Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Il. NJ Evans, Brooklyn, N. Y: Margaret
Evans, Brooklyn, N, Y; Preston Belyin,
Richmond; James H. Smith, Lynchburg;
Dorsey Cullen, United States army; G 2
Gnrnett Tnbb, Richmond, Va; Mrs ].
15gerton White. Ivy. Va; Mrs George
| schermerhorn, Hampton, Va; Mrs. x.
Nv. Horley. Hampton, Va; Miss Mary p
Trayser, Richmond Miss Elise Price.
Richmond; Miss Nellie I3irdsong, Rich
llmond; Miss Annie Warthen. Richmond
w. 9. Hurt. Danvllle, Va
Some Of the guests registered: J. a.
Bowers, Mrs. J. G.. Bowers, Mrs, Bette
r. Valentine. Richmond. VA; Mrs. NJ. c.
Canton, Montgomery; w. S. Humhert.
James q. Woods, Charlottesville. Va; II.
r. Jones, Albemarle; w. s. Humbert.
Jack reyton. Charlottesville; II. NJ, Boy
kin. Richmond, Miss shuey. Char
lottesville; Howard Lee McBain, w
/ Mac Hnnchett, New York; Miss Cor
don Weeks, Newburg, g. c.; Miss Nc
Kinney, Characteristics; u. II. Smith
irving straus, Mrs. Rosa G, Albert Miss
Verna Albert, Richmond, Va; ]. 8, s.
Ren,son, New York city; Frank w
Darling and wife, Chicago; A. 8. Mary1
! washington. y. CT; Mr.. and Mrs, w. W
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SUMMER IN HIGHLAND.
Campers Out Take Outfit and
Supplies in Single Trunk.

=.
MONTERREY, VA, July s.-Highland
county, the Virginia Park" Is getting
more than her quota of summer guests
this season, During the present week
three outing parties have pitched their
tents within her borders. They were
from stanton, Charlottesville and Wash
ington. AT least one Of these parties has
proven that the paraphernalla actually
needed in tenting tour may be re-
duced to minimum, and the art of
packing same to n science. In a. trunk
OF ordinary dimensions they carried their
wearing apparel for the three weeks out
ing, "A tent Gx9 feet. cots and covers. 2
camp chairs, a cook stove and three
joints OF pipe, fishing tackle and am,
mnnition for any amount OF hunting,
They are now In camp on the South
Brnnch, between Monterey and Franklin.
The midsummer term OF the Circuit
Court. Judge Anderson, will be held June
18th. II lis q grand Jury term, and many
Witnesses have been summoned. The
session VIII not be long one,
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Black, Chicago, H.: w. S. Gooch and
sons, Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Putnam. Shanghai. China: Mrs.
Chauncey Ives, Chambersburg. Pa; Miss
Jennie Wall Capervile Va: Miss Matte
S. Wis, Cheapside, Va; Miss Mary Wise,
Mrs. ". p. Wise, Dalby's, Va: Miss Il.
M. Place, New YorR; Dorsey Cullen, U.
s. A.; Miss Oteln Cullen, Mrs. ]. ! NJ. Cul-
len. Master William Moselcy. Charlottes-
Vile; Miss Elsie Boykin. Richmond. Va;
Mrs. q. w. Foster, two children and
maid. New York city; Mrs. Belle Nc
knight. Richmond; C. G. Timberlake. Jr..
South Carolina; Austin Smith. New York
city; ]. T. Brown, Charlottesville; Miss
Minnie Bolton, Richmond. Va; Mrs. ]. Il.
Brown. Charlottesville, Var. r. Dayen-
port. Chattanooga. Tenn: Miss Roller.
Harrsonhurg. Va; Miss Bessie Brown,
Richmond. Va; Charles ]. Macmurdo.
New Orlenns; Miller D. Munday, Alex
andria: r. II. Houston, Miss Jayn Bur-
CESS. Charlottesville: A. C. Clement, New
York city; Phil s. Smith, Virginia; Miss
w. Fl. Cowherd, G. S. Goodwin. Virginia:
Mrs. M. c. Goodrich. Miss Goodrell, New
York; Mrs. a. 3. Dodge, Miss Carrie
Toler. Richmond. Va; II. r. Woodward.
Charleston. w. Va; Charming NJ. Bolton.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bolton, Miss C. B. Bolton.
Charlottesville; Austin G, Apgar. and wife.
Trenton, N. j.; William H. Parker and
wife. Richmond. Va; j. A. c. Chandler.
Now York; w. l.. Foushee. Richmond.
Va; Mrs. D. H. Ruckcr baby and nurse,
Mrs. c. e. Gammell. Miss Mary Collier.
Hampton. Va; Mrs, ]. i. Woodfin, Mas
ter ]. p. Woodfin. Jr,. and nurse. Rich
mond. Va; Mr.. and Mrs G. r. RAN
dolph Mrs. Folk Mrs. Holloway, Or.
Hogan, DR.. Bradford. Charlottesville;
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dashiel, Germantown, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
THE SWEET CHALYBEATE.
Bowling, Base Ball and Driving
Favorite Amusements.
Special to The Timcs-Dlspatch,

SWEET criiALYBEATE, VA. July s.
The rounds of the grand social wheel
have quickened by the steady arrivals for
the past week. and the swift and brilliant
movement around the Veranda, which
lends such q charm to the social life Of
the Chalycbeatc. afford enough fun to
keep the spirits Of men and maids up to
the average mark without firing them
body and soul.
A beautiful card party was given this
week by Mrs. benjamin Berry, the vito
of one Of Baltimore's wealthy tea mcr-
chants, and the grand old ballroom
radiant with roseate lights. looked n
dream of beauty. only the many faces
well known in Norfolk society gave to the
scene an atmosphere of familiarity and
made the dream a reality.
The big oaks shade the sward: some
! young people arc. playing tennis, and
| blending the jubilant chorus of their
merry voices with the sweet melody OF
the Oriole twittcring In the trees. Then
= bright costumes make picturesque the
i morning scene. a pretty Norfolk girl
styllshiy gowned in white dress ankle
4 length, white canvas shoes, and withou,
a hat, with large black eyes and a wealth
of, dark brown hair, makes a series OF
pictures In her unaffected enthusiastic
and graceful play. Without a hat recalls
a story. A refined, modest editor was
asked il he would publish an article which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
home COLONY
WARM SPRINGS.
The Air Of Southern Hospital
ity Proves Very At
tractive.
THE SEASON VERY FORWARD
Twice As Many Guests As the
Same Time Last
Year.
THE SEASON VERY FORWARD
Especial to Tho Tin,es-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Tinles-Dlspatch.) +
WARM SPRINGS, VA, July s,--Were
any special inducement needed to bring
people to the Warm Springs, what could
be more enticing than that hero one
finds old Virginia hospitality and pld
Virginia cooking. Tho latter appeals
loudly to the inner man and carnal body,
but far greater than this, and tho key.
note Of this dear old place, is the hosp!-
tulity of the old South
The stranger comes. and what Is I'M
heard of in a Northern watering place, in
very short time he is at home, ne
knows everyone, he has taken his place
among them, and he realizes with u de-,
light which captlvntes what It means
to enter the inner circle Of Virginia. The
old habitues regard 1t as their Mecca,
and are greeted year after year with a
welcome as warm as 1t is genuine. This
Is life ut the Warm. The second reason,
old Virginia cooking Is not to be ignored
AS one enters the dining-room there Is
sudden catching Of the breath, and
a--oh! how enice! AS II on a hot summer
day you had been struck by a cool, deli
cious breeze. Tdero Is nothing ornate
about the room; the long lines of white
columns. the light green tinted walls,
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JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL.
GAY With VISITORS
a Merry Richmond Party Helps
to Enliven the
Week.
Especial to The Times DIspatch.,


JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL. July s.
In spite of the rather depressing rainy
weather OF tho past week, things have
moved along cheerfully at this hotel, and
every day brings fresh arrivals. A very
charming party Of Richmond young ladies'
are among tho latest arrlvals--Misses
Mary r. Frayser Nellie Rrdsong. Elise
rrice and Anne Warthen.
Those ladies attend lectures at The
School of Methods. Miss Frayser also
came as q delegate from the Richmond
Educational Association to the conference
OF State teachers, held Mt the Urvnrsity
this week. Many of the guests went
over Thursday evening to hear Or. AL
derman In his address before the CO.
operative Education Association. All. In
Guiding many visitors from other parts
OF the Union. cXrAessed themselves as
delighted with our distinguished presl-
dent.
Arrangements are being made to have
german for the young people at an
early date. The Fourth was appropriately
celebrated by the management In an un-
usually good dinner Menu cards repre-,
senting a United States flag with deco
ration of fireworks were used. The
youngsters of tho hotel had a miniature
battle with forts built for the occasion,
and using firecrackers as guns None
of the panic reported at the park pre-.
vailed at the hotel during the dreadful
storm Of Tuesday afternoon
All here are charmed with the dellght-
full party or Ghicagoans, composed OF
Professor and Mrs. Arnold Tompkins.
Professor and Mrs. w. w. Black, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
subject" and squeeze the. OBJ

press, the subject" and squeeze the. OBJ
ject.
Already lawn parties. bowling. base
ball and driving are the amusements,
while the baths that have proved more
than once verltable pool of Sloan. and
the mineral waters that bring to FADED
cheeks the bloom of youth and beauty,
have their faithful disciples. Never be-
fore at this date of the season have so
many States furnished a quota to lend
the charm OF variety to the cosmopolitan
whole.
Among the guests who arc sustaining
the Chalybentes web known prestige for
It's delightful social life are:
Mrs. l.. w. r. Waller, Beresford Waller
Henry Tazewell Waller r. II. Kensett
Mrs. T. II. kciisett. Miss Lillian Kensett
Miss Mildred Kensett. Mrs. S. w. Pan
nil, Mr.. s w. Pannill, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
James w. Balm, Miss Fannie T.. McDon-
aid. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kevan PEBBLES,
PEBBLES, all of Norfolk; MRS William
Budd and Miss Josephine Budd, Peters
burg; Mr.. Benjamin Berry and wife, Bal
timore. Nd; Mr.. Charles Ct. Green and
Misses Sara and Grace Green. Louisville,
Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie, Wash
ington, .. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Riddle
ana family, Georgia; Misses Brunilda and
Louise Jcnert. Cincinnati. O.; J. u. Hu.
band Richmond: Mrs. John II. Hume
Mir. Thomas Hume and Mt: II. II, Hume
Portsmonth: Mr., A. r; smith. GreenvIllei
Cromn, Baltimore, Md; Mr.. W s. Moore,
Charleston. w. Va; Mr. j.. L. Sheppard
I,ynchhurg, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s,
Luchs. Marietta. o.; Miss katharine RID
die. Georgia.; Miss Il. S, Conovcr Free
hold, N. j.; Miss NJ. Walsh. Cincinnati, y.
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declared that woman ought to dress on
SG500 a year. mo, Indeed" said he; who
wants to meet n lady with nothing on
but hat?"
All the world loves lover" and all
the world feels an interest in the ''sweet
sixteen" debutante, and there are some
lovely fresh buds here Just out this season.
Men take a peculiar delight in being the
fascination. DO they believe all the nice
things the men tell them? No; for ma
ma has given them a gentle warning, and
they can take care of themselves quite
safely In the game of hearts. Rumor
says there are some real victims to
Cupid's darts among the older set. and you
benches under the big oaks. lingering often
TIL the love-star rises, or the moon peeps
DER the mountain. An ounce of moonlight
will go farther with woman than a ton
of argument and the beaux are quick to
embrace an opportunity, even If they do
not go little farther and embrac e-Wcll-
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o
I the tiest
weeks
q. Z a 4 Il 3
OF
TO ar,a Of
IA.
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People in Columbia.

Il COLUMBIA. VA, July s.-N1rs. p. e.
Tutwiler, Of Blossburg. Ala. who has
been visiting friends and relatives In
Virginia, left for her home July 9th
instant.
Miss Emma Mayo. Of Richmond, spent
tho Fourth of July hero with her sister.
Mrs. A. T. Richardson.
Mr.. Willie achary and family. of Rich
mond. are spending few days with
Mr.. Zachary's parents at this place.
DR.. r. p. Hughes and family, OF Lau-
rims. s. c.. are summering at Mrs. II. W.
Cosby's.
Quite a. number OF young people from
Columbia spent several days the past
week very pleasantly camping" at
s'Flannagan's Mill" Cumberland county.
The party is deeply indebted to the peo-
pie Of that neighborhood for the genuine
old Virginia hospitality shown them while
there.
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SPEND SUNDAY AT. POPULAR BEACH
Park,
Two limited trains, 1890 A. NJ. and 400
n. M. Fifty cents round trip