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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
THE MONDAY GERMAN
At Jefferson |: PARK '.|'|||.| !.
Progressive Euchre Proves a
Never-Ending Source Of
Pleasure. VI.
jYsnccIal to Tho rimes-Dispatch.>

ttasts,' (SDCCiQl to inc tllneS-ClSJl H+ftt
JEFFDRsON PARK HOTEL August
lo-The regular weekly german danced
at this hotel on Monday evening. vas
as Is always the case at these dances,
immensely enjoyed by the young people
Stuart FIanckcl,, Of Charlottesville. who
is veteran in ;the cause Of leading
germans, put FORTH lis very best effort,
and led one of the most attractive ger
mans ever danced here, About thirty
couples I participated, and among the
dancers were many famed for grace and
beauty Mr.. Hanckei's partner was Miss
Nell Christian. Of Richmond, who Is one
of the prettlest dancers. Some or the
bellies were Misses Sherrard Wilcox,
Fannie Boykin, Edith Taylor, Daisy BOY
kin, Helen Adams, annie Williams, Marie
Dunn Mary Parsons, Louise knight, Ell
sic Boykin, Belle Baylor. Helen Parrish,
Emily Parrish Emily Huger, Mary Far
wood, Nellie Phinizy, Mabel Moore, Josie
Robertson. Mary Boiling, Melville Boiling,
Pauline Wright Among the gentlemen
dancers were Messrs. NJ. r. Woodward,
Philip S. Smith, Fl. L. McBaln, Logan
Nelson. Gordon Nelson, Blake Carter,
Edgar Disney, Ben Sinclair, Rogers l3!ck-
crs. Bradley Pcyton, William Hanckel,
w. II. Junkins, George De Groat, raul
Barringcr, r. S. Brcdin, Andrew Marvel,
w. w. Campbell Cecil Dabney, Hnrtly
Sanders, Herbert Peyton, w. 8. flle'
Radford Irving, Frank Elllott' ), y.
woods, Charles Grant, Charles Moran.
Howell Williamson, Marshall Price. Har-
nv Langhorne, Bert Stone. Robert Din
wIdde, Bartlett Boiling, Jr,, Albert BOIL
ing J. B. Andrews, James Passo, Page'
Mason. Christian, Lieutenant Dorsey GU
len, Drs. ]. A. c. Sinclair, Hugh Mac
murdo and Horny woodward. inc CHAP
crones on this occasion were Mesdames
Percy s. Lamb. BIlups Phinizy. Writ -
Taylor, w. J. Boykin, r. II. Norment'
Wilson Howe and Rennold Rogers
q. the ehp-n Progressing e mriae h pn
HI Miss 8 Edith ~ Taylor. 81 Richmond; the
booty. fancy match safe, to M .,i;s. W. IL
M Mn fG a ana I r. f. fof Norment.
ra on s'e entesal Sysn'heE rs ronas
srSssIyG enohre pnryw mqSs efe
called AZ 1o:$o it was found that ds no the
Was 1 De1ob 81 a nRRd Selie
MIS- j. T. parr. Of Stanton; tho conso 2:
Edi3R Tay yilney Of tAeam eSh1nend and the
BOBBY, a very cute, penTiper' by "'ss
| Verna Albert, Of Richmond .yo, hv ,he
young LAC ladies' on Wednesday, morning. SONS ogas
Of the most popular bellies weres h M,ss rf
Wilcox, Mary Harwood. Fannie boyklr
M Mr.! H' Edsar DISNEY ISM Of New York. en-
toftaiined his friends on Thursday evening
at a most enjoyable melon on reaISbr crt and
Bartlett Boiling are glad t,t to we Mhose
hotel were among the m HoIl,hns op WEE
Ia In business in Boston, Is home on
vacation Albert stuart ,an Hal'iees a., VIII VIII
continue his law studies ut the un'Vers'ts
| next winter, .o,,r, q,
entertainment aud improvement. Mrs, 3
Lamb Misses l!eiIsSn parsttse en ah s
lady players and Leutenant Dorsey GH lii
Ion, Messrs. Marye Wo$3dward ana I'M
| Smith and Dr.. Henry WOODWARD "'l'oht
| the gentlemen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Charles Priddy.
Tho many friends of DR., and Mrs j..
B. Hawthorne. WHO are guests at the
Alton House. have boon panied to hear
of the illness OF their son, Mr.. Charles
Hawthorne In Boston.
One of tho features OF thks week was
the reunion OF the Goodloe family al the
Alton House.
Guests registered at the Kirby House
are Mr. George w, Mitchell, Mrs. George
W. Libby, Mrs. Luther Libby and Mrs.
Jane Libby. OF Richmond. Va; Mrs c. l..
Crockett, Miss Sadie Crockett, Miss Al
Norfolk, Va; Miss Adelaide Davis, Mrs.
S. v. T. White, Miss Sarah White Wash
ington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs John O..
Barham, Petersburg.
Miss Georgia Goodloe. Of Locust Dale,
Is at Saratoga, attending the races, She
viii visit Lake George. New York, and
Baltimore before her return south.
Miss Russia Goodloe has returned from
n months stay at Sweet Chalybeato
Springs.
Mrs Dan Tugglc, OF Georgia.; Mrs. Col.
Marceau and Mrs, l'asterfed. Of New
York, and Mrs, Lofland. OF Charlottcs-
VILE, at at Avon cottage.
Mrs. j. Ezekie Hall leaves to-day Tor
a visit TO her brother, W. H. Lumsden.
In Client, Norfolk
Mrs. Garlck and daughters OF Rich
mond; Mr., and Mrs. Oldfield Of Nor
| folk, are at Mr.. James Winn's
| Mrs. Morris. Miss Emma Morris ana
Master Mack Morris are at Mr.. =. G,
| Nays
Guests registered at the Alton House
are Mrs, Carneal. Mr.. l.. Nachman,
! Charles II. Quarlcs. OF Richmond w. s..
7, M9rrae and wife, Harvey s. McCutch-
con. Louisville; William l., Grayblll, Roa-
noke; Charles spright, wife and three
daughters, Winthrop. N. c.; Mrs. End
! Miss Nicely, Portsmouth,; ]. NJ. Thor
miry, Marietta Ohio; G. w, Kimball ~,
M. Straus, Columbus. Ohlo;J. G. Stiles,
| Blacksburg; Miss Sue Mcflenry, Ken
lucky; Miss Zimmerman, Mrs, Almmer-
| man, Mr., Moore, Washington; Mr., and
Mrs, Gunst and son, G. !. Goodwin, pr
and Mrs J. B. Hawthorne. Mr. and Mrs,
George L,,msden. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Taylor, Mr. Sam r. Goodloe. Blueneld;
Mr., Robert Goodloe, Lousyllci Mr. and
Mrs. straus, RIchmond; Miss Annie Lee
| Penn, Danville, Va; Mr.. Carl Montn-
que Richmond; Mrs, Philip Dodd' At
| lnnta, q
An enjoyable hay-ride was given Thurs
| day afternoon by Misses Iielsn Gray
| watson. OF Richmond. and Margareet
Temple, Of Danville, to their little
| friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

ped at the Homestead, accompanied by
Mr., George T. Randolph, Mr.. L. A. Wal
ton, Mir George Il. Harlan, Mr.. Thomas
Fitzgerald, Mr.. r. l., Erman, of Balt-
more, and DR. c, n. Brandt. of Hot
Springs. Mr. Murray had as his guests
on Il short trip to the White Sulphur MI.
and Mrs. Appleton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sterry
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterry arc very popular
among the guests at the Homestead.
In the golf tournament last week, after
an exciting contest. the silver cup was
won by Mr.. Mcclure. Princeton Col
lego man, who has spent inc summer
at "Balton Lodge
Miss Lydia Pole and Miss Daisy Pole,
daughters of DR.. Henry a. Pole, VINO
Is SO widely known and we'll beloved.
and who Is also considered the best
authority concerning the curative power
OF tho water OF Hot Springs, gnve a
coaching party to Flag Rock Tuesday
evening to Miss Cameron. Miss STAINS
bury, Mr.. A. c. Pole. Mr.. II. Hoodzal.
Mr.. ]. N. Carnes and Mr. L. d. Pole, Of
Hot Springs.
Mr.. Tate Stcrrctt. Of Hot Springs, has
returned from the Saunton Horse Show,
where. In the road race, after keen COM
petition, he was awarded tho blue RIB
bon over Mr. John Dunlop's entry.
D Mr.. Dunlop, who is now at the llarri-
sonburg Horse Show. will arrive horc
next week with his eighteen thorough
brods, and some pretty speeding is ante
ipntcd
There Is much more to tell, but fear
prevents. Justice Crutchhcld might IS
sue a warrant for the lawlcss usnrpa'lon
of The Times Dispatch. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
DAYS or PLEASURE.
Ar HOTEL '|.|.[. 81 |. Al. A.|R {.
The Season Now at Its Zenith
Every Day Marked Ely 4
u Many Pleasures. NJ
Especial to The Times-Dispalch.)

lSopeClul " LII
MD WCAsTLE, VA. August 1o.--The
season at the Hotel Bel Air has now
reached Its height every Week is an
endless round Of gnyety and pleasure.
The hotel Is Quite full, and some of the
most charming and best known people
In Virginia are here. and others states
are also we'll represented.
On Monday evening last the ballroom
was the scene of Il most enjoyable lib
rnry party. Mrs. Handy, Of Lynchburg,
as the masquerade. . carried off The
prize for the most perfect costume. THIS
WINS quite compliment to Mrs. liands
ingenuity, MS all the costumes were
sn0cnddlv gotten up
on Tuesdny morning Miss Mnrsarot
Jarvis gave d bowling party, which was
grentlylcnjoycd by her guests. rho high
est scores were made by Miss jean Chris
ttno MERCER Of williamsburg, Va, and
Mr.. Jenkins, Of Newport News, Vn.
Tuesday evening Il progressive e,1chre
pnrty was mitch enjoyed. The PRICES
were won by Miss cherry Of /. No y n',,s
and Mrs. James c. Athey Of Cov IN u
carried of by DR.. Caldwell. OF New
castle.
MI and Mrs Jno l. soI MnnG ,ed 9f e1 R,6no
on Wednesday, morning. Mrs Muncc,ss
guests were: MrS. JONI - W. N hi -
i mond Mrs. ;Mcvey. OF Richmond; Miss
Gillian. OF Richmond; Mr.. Patton and INC
Mr.. Jenkins, of Newport News, y. J. MIS- rs
McVey and Mrs. Patton carried off the
prizes. ua,,a,, or+y,,s
brought ml'1S oft ali the guests In the
b ,aeN'' "sweIs' wera ,,nrcoognizahle rs
lacks" which only. goes to prove |, mat ma,
the garb does make the man to an ala alarm m
Ing ex was voted Ted the tack and walk
ed or Or with tho prize The Misses saegesr =
were very ingenous,y e Ept a,se p nn
fo Trd, mu eveh pnsu another very charming
ouchre S rty Was given. Mrs. Hanle,y,
Miss Mercer and Mrs, Shepherd were tno
winners on this occasion sc .,,oou,v German
was given. and the ball-room presented =,
a gay and festive scene. Those ! banging g, !,
we're Misses Mercer, Steger, IyleGr, d PIN
ford Martin jarvis Cherry An e IA Ar rsh
Munce, : Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Baxton Mrs ,.r.
MoXeS Md ES an AtScy M Sec Martn
Jones' Jones' McWey, Manley, Shepherd. Tatum,,
FS Garter Carroll, Moore. Powell;
M N as'r Maliet, Scott. Graham, Hobson,
Dickerson, Lewis and Henderson. M patr pa
Stegcr, Mrs DeJarnette. Of Norfolk, va;
Mrs, IIcnshaw, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Jen-
kins and Mrs. Jones TX
Mrs. DeJarnette gave Japahssee -, GtGss
on Wednesday evening In honor OF, MI IS .
much y1eh' enjoyed mHy All Of her guests wore
japanese costumes, which are becoming y, :,
well as hauspaty were rs
and Miss Steger, Mrs and Miss Mercer
Miss jarvis, Miss Tyler and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
TOP OF THE SEASON.,
The Hotels at Alton Filled With
Society People.
(sncclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,

ALTON, VA. August 1o,-The season
at Alton is at It's height, ABOUT one
hundred and fifty guests REGISTERED, AZ
the present writing, Richmond' Nor-
folk, washington and Louisville society
are all well represented,
Very noticeable arc the large nuInpe!
OF charming young, matrons Sataerea =.
are Mrs. wall, Mrs Bowie, Mrs. Gray
watson, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. saunders
Mrs, Stokes. Mrs, ], T. Cnrmeal
louisville has contributed Mrs' John =. =
McHenry and Mrs. j, s. East,
EyoR Norfolk are IEs. R1adlskst Asst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

An enjoyable hay-ride WAS given Thurs
day afternoon by Misses Helsn Gray
watson. OF Richmond. and Margaret
Temple, Of Danyille, to their little
friends. SiN ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

(Comrnunicated.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Miss Georgia Goodoe. Of Locust Dale.
Is at Saratoga. attending the races She
viii visit Lake George. New York, and
Baltimore before her return south.
Miss Russia Goodloe has returned from
q months stay at Sweet Chalybeato
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

The way of the transgessor Is, gener-
aliy speaking, hard. For unless man
has q very high powered MACHINE, such
as few can afford, how Is be syer 70.
transsress on a soft road1-Puck,
The mantle Of charity falls especially
over the sips Of poverty. 1t Is not so
necessary Where sins are committed by
such as can afford 10 hire q good lawyer
IrRuck. 49, ,---rl -, - - = ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
YsIi3eutaes.

8erf6iebene 2eute, uel9s
sefsrn abenb 9rOBe afen fpa3ieren
fhbrten, muroen berbaftet. IS hsin=
ben fid unisr ibnen Der 63.jdbrigs Sas.
Ousns ben q Sio @af StraBe; Der
% idbri9e Sames Sabis uno 62-idb-
rige Sobn Burns unb anbsre.
Der pOli3ei wuroe gefern semeloet.
baS aus benz Saufe SO 81. SbiofrnBe
Elm Siepcle 9eftoblen tpurbe.
Inter Der 8ei4ulbi9ung 2~leinoieb=
tabl bertibt 81 baben, uuroe seitsrn
Der 6lsidbriae 8bos. Oorf bon 245 %.
WaibinstOn StraBe berbaftet.
M. BRETON, elm Sanoelsmann, bon
917 @e1ofrabe, tpurbs auf Wsran=
lafuna bon Wauries 6einri3, sinsm
In 1022t Sub SlinOis Ctr. pohnsn=
ben 2o9 berlaftet, Der BRETON bsi9ul-
bigte, i'm obne 8runb ansesriHen unb
gei9lagen gu baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
@isse-Mltar 0rab.
O eb n:

petsr unb Marine @brifenien, 321
@rap Str, WdoGen. = Sobn uno
gbna Soloreitb, 1917 ganbeman ape..
Snabe.-Antonio uno Dominica Gal
bsrons. 518 9armcn Str., Wdo8en.
= Sene unb Bertha Stone, 1914 81
IL. Ctr. 2nabe. - George unb 2atis
upoite, 900 StillpsI Str. Wdo6sn.
= 2urt uno glie 2angmidel, 1928
8racelanb Mbe., 2nabe. = s. uni
5annie Sabibion. 826 5letder Aue.
Wdbden. - Benjamin uno Pear'
@roslep, 14O1 &~ooiebelt @be., 2nabe,
getraut:
9ogan @eabsr-geffie Campbell.
Sbos. 6. Wc4ibbam-@. Notinfon
bomb. g. @iliams-W. M. 8rotau.
Gehprben:
&oiep Olberp, "a, 2118 @olumbil
Gbe. = Saaie DspmOutb. Sc, 85e
@olton ctr. - glisabett Wunbp, 20.
1924 See Ctr. - Samuel Nortbcott
19. 2atprence. Snb. = s. o. Dam.
20, ct. 8ineent's 9ospital. - 2eb
Sones, so, 3O3 @ebfsr Nbe. = 2ouiit
5rs9. 68, 982 Wsff @afbingion Ctr,
= Sdugl. perfins, 2 Sage, 524 Wef
Nstu Dort Ctr. - Warp @eld, 81.
818 Blate Str. - Sen @iQiam, 55,
1712 2inoen Str. = @6arles Sobn.
ion, SO, 833 Maple Ctr. = Seler
2eenan, 2 Wonate. 1147 Bates Str.
: Ybiltp @ef. "a, @entral Srrsn:
Nfpl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
Nnf 2ie6e reimt ftdj 6tebe.

6iebe rs9nsts ss oefern Nbenb I'm
6auie SO. 815 SeRsrion : Apenue.
frau &oietta @enier belt ibrem Wanns
cine seb6rise Strafpreoist, melt er felt
ldnserer 3eit fpdt nod Saufe tnm unb
oann erf seaen Nittas auffanb. Gin
Dort qab bas aubere unb f6lisBli9
5olte R3 Senior einen Stod uno prt-
gelte feline 6rau esbbrig burd. Mls
elm gertreter Der beiligen 6srmanoab
eri9ien, NOR Der prtigelbelb pers
f3uunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

@tne Sroinans CUR llntet,
orldun9 oss !9abnentrdbens bat ser
Staotratb ppn Scrtsmoutb, England,
angenommen. Siibner5I9ter beEaupz
ten 5ipar, bas &rdben Der Sabine fDnne
ni6t Derbinoert fper0en, a6er Die Som
opn Neps" ertldrt, man t5nne baour6
Ibbtlfe f9affep, odb man Die Stanoe,
auf fpsl4er fi9- Der t5ohn nieosrlGbt,
10 bod arbrin9t, Dab er, fpann er auf>
itebt, nm 5u frGhen, nit Gem &opf
pioer oas Dad it0bt, tpprauf er gu
trdhen auf3Oren peroe. Sin iiber Dem
aopf beg 9ahnes 6efeftigtes f9pebenz
oes Brett tbut mad ser .Neps" oie=
Ietber Sitnits.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
Mpotbefer tn Sawmlitatem.

Horoieite=a potbefer ffnb bsute Wor=
gen Dor oas Sugenogeridt selaosn
tuOrben, neil fe an iunse ainoer @i-
garretten unb @igarrstten = Waterial
berfauft baben fOnen. Sieie Nntlage
tpurbe BON ben gltern Der 2inoer ers
boben, bic bieielben isbt erf beim &au=
den ertappt baben. Sc tperben jeoens
faas febr biele 0orbieite geuObner bel
benz gerb6r 3u9egeri iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
Eniemal=N

6err unb 6rau 4auI 3D.. WfI.
nsbf Sohn unb SoAter aus
2ouispile fno bel 3errn uno Grau
6arrp .. Sbuoium 3u @afe.
Grau SuItus 3abn, 1928
2aurel StraBe mohnbuft, feierts aes
fern our8 cine fd6ne RartengeieQi9aft
ibren @eburtstag, uosu fe fOIgsnos
Jreunoe gelaoen bate: Grauen U.
8atb, Gran3 Mamueu, 2oblman,
2auutin urb Ba&man.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
4 pfbprt. Is, Sea.

" pdport, Is. Se5. Mnbreu
Wiaiams mar nit ieinem 16idbrigeis
Sobn auf bic Daf&bdreniagb 9esan-
gen. Der Sohn NOR auf etnen Baum
getlettert, Inn einen Soon" berunter;
~3uia9en. Nls bas 8bier fi& ani9idts
berunterauflettern, rief er ieinem Batter
gu. auf3upahen. Der Batter, tpeI9er
R4 In GROCER Sasbaufreguns befanb,
Iegte an unb brtdte ab, berfeblt. iebo9
oas Shier unO iagte BEN eobne bic
polIe 2abung In ben 2opf. Der eobn
mar Ipfort tobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

90 Der 2aarer Gtntemoe
8~oteiotpte oer@e8ensbmraer
0avten &aIemoer fur 1905
hno otsr@ mmtere Office 80
testebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
3n jung.

Den Beamten beg Bureaus, in benz
bic Observation-Disclosures ausaeiteat
tperben, cling bon Ssrr1 6ugb Startep
bon bier bic @arnung su, feinen 9ei'
ratbssrIaubnibi9sin an ieine $o4ter
Warp aus3ufsllsn. neil oisielbe erfi
am 81. Gum 1905 16 Sabre alt &C.
uorosn iei unb sessrt feline grIaubnib
beiratben MOLE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
Grnnoeigentbums uebertrasnnsen,

Suouluus GU oO, SCuuoIun YlnCe,
80 bel 10 SUB, bacant, Ofielte Wef
Sripe n6roli9 BON @roB Sribe. 49,
100.
Nlpbeus D. Wpnn an Morris Wobls
felo, Got 70. 0emman's DAT parf
Ibb.. IS bel al SUB. berbeRert. norb,
6ttli9e gde Salman uno 2analep
aDe. 1920.
Caroline 8. Sones an Sames 6.
Sbopsr, Got 19, Worris' 4bo., SO bel
l4O Sub, berbeRert, noro6fli6s gds
South Str. bon Ii. Str. 81, 500.
Union Sruf Company, Srufee, on
Greo. W. 8robman, Got Ill, Solts
oap's @arfelo part ADDITION, 1854
Bel 1920 SUB. pacant, @Hoieite Der
&eiman IOe., 6fli9 bon 5inbal Qps.
$165. :.
gba DR.. SborntDn an gowaro 8.
9OlBman, Got 81, 6Oufon's Subois
biion, Stelano part Nobition, A 8
bel 1903 Sub, pacant, Ofisite Der
Semple Abe., ihblia bon 10. $3.50.
Wartba s. &boaoes u. u. an Wais
Ter $. gaftman, She'll bonn iho6Rli9sn
0iertel, Gsction IL, Sonnihip Is,
Range 4, WaiainstOn SIP. $4,000.
emma u. @hrifiau on SObn 81.
@anfielo &C., She'll bon Cots II unb
Is, 9omman's Suboipiion. OutlOt
TIA. 20 bel 80 5uB. psrbsHert. @ef-
ieite bon alabama Str, iiolt9 bon
Prntt Str, $4,000.
S~oispbine 2enneop an Soispb 8.
2uolOw, Got ia, 2ennsop's L. aoois
tion, Somn Ncton. 800.
9artforo Sailing & Snbsament 60.
an Naie 9. Wcgonnea, Got Is, Sef.
fsrfon part Nooition. f35 bel 100 SuB.
bacant, Stiooffede bon @albelage Ctr.
uno Belmont Mpe.. $3.50.
2euis u. Mc@ammon an Sulia
&eisner, Got Is, 60. Q. 2incoln part
aob., no. Oh BET 14O.38 CUB, tpeali9e
Settle bon Salbott Npe., iioli9 Don
%. Str. $500.
Sulius &eibner on 2emis u. Wc.
Cannon, bieielbe. $500.
glias s. Sacobp Of, Nsnis 6. @or-
eoran u. Mnb.. Got z, Blads Subj,
8beil bon Sobnions Of Obio Str.
s4bo.. 1923 Bel 100 TuB, 6iflt9e
Settle bon 3epfons Nbe., n6rbli4 bon
glstu Sort Str. $2375.
Snbianapolis Manufacturers &
Carpenters Union an 2aura W. 8anp,
Got rs, 2appss Subj. She'll bon
Worris @bb., A BEL APO 6ub, fao.
tusffli9e gde bon @sbrasta nno Rens
1nstOn Str. $2100.
2ucp Dc. garter an s. .. 6effer,
Got 81, Sammonb's @siuboibiion bon
Wafbinston 5eisbts Noo.. So beiu16O
CUB. baeani, tueftli9e Settle Der @ar.
rolto1 ape.. ftbIi9 bon AZ. StraBs.
$500.
Nmos s. Sbopsr an Samss s.
8easlsp, She'll bss norbmefli9en Bier
tel BON Section 3. Sownfbip IA,
Ranse 8, 3 Nerss, Ysrrp Sornf6ip.
81, 500.
Carrie DO. Ban Seinie an Charles
W. Sonion. Got 5. Wation's Subj.
She'll bon Osgooo's Nort part Ioo,
so BET $50 5uB. baeant. bifli9e Settle
Der Werioian Str, n6rbli9 bon %.
Str. 81, 600.
@eOrge y. Dances an NIpbsus $.
Sutton, Got, SIS, Sopnep u. u. Subj.
She'll bon groOtfipe Nbb.. :bRli6e
Settle bon Station Ctr, iibli9 bon
%. Str, $3.50.
3bomas q. 2epis an 0arrp g..
Buruet, 2ots IL big "a, Square z,
0oro Snoianapolis, an 13. Strobe,
81, 200.
glfe W. 8baper en- Sbomas q.
2ewis, basfelbe, $1,000.
@li3abetb 8. WaHep an 2ula o.
@oobe. Got SO. Weaolanb @ranobiem
aoo., 40 bel l35. SO 6ub, baeant, of,
lide Geite Der Cornell Nbe., n6roliA
BON 20. Str. $3.50.
Sobn 9artmart an $bomas 81. 2emis,
Got Is. Blod z. Noro Snoianapolis,
20 hei 12R ;eub bnront ffDlimp Gs;te |
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

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aaer art, iopie @isarren better 0uaIi.
tat bel s. SIS. Mu1o, Is 8irsinia Ibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

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. gebdrben i'm Topu IN Darfban Gsuntp fur
go ben ader. umb anbere Sarms.
8. @stsrs, 9ibbarb. Smbiana.
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Uvres Bulletin
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8iele anbere 0eliinS unb SHUTTER, i'm
9reiie~ ransirenb bon SOC Bis $1,000.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

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Gonntas; ni9t biel 8erdnSer.ns in Der
3emperatrr.
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@afbinsto n, Is. DECEMBER.
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am Spnntag.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
TbermometerRane

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SeetipnssD Director.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-24
INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY.

The COMMERCIAL:
1t seems that some persons for
some reason object to the action of
our Democratic Executive Com.
mittee in ordering primary cleo
ton in the race for Governor, and
in their assuming to select the del
egates to attend the State Guber.
Material Convention. The action
of the committee in this respect, |
think, was wholly unprecedented,
but the more | think about it, the
more like it, and it seems to me
there can be no reasonable objec-
tions to it. 1t is certainly fairer
than TO hold convention and Sc.
lect the delegates at such conven-
ton. Conventions have Justly be-
come odious in this county, and
notonly in this county but through.
out the State. Democrats every
where, when it can be done, have
abandoned the convention methods,
and now rely upon primary cleo
tons. As | understand the action
of the committee, as explained by
Mr.. Parks, the secretary Of The
committee, it ordered primary
election to be held on the day the
Senatorial election is held to deter.
mine who is the choice of the PEG.
pie Of this county for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor.
Now, no one can seriously or rea-
sonably object to such primary.
White Democratic voters assemble
and at the ballot box express their
choice among Democrats for the
Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor. Every Democrat has as
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-11-24

We are authorized to announce Marvin Chap.
el az candidate for the Office Of Register Of
0bion County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.