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Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-29

med hafskungen. Men Diet a ingen,
som kunde CORA en- sadan rustning.
Da drog prinsen ut i frammande
land.
Hvart han kom, lat han kung0ra
Stamina lofte som i slit hemland, men
utan framgang.
Omsider nalkades aret till slut. Skull
lie han manne ia atervanda till prin-
sessans fader utan att ha kunnat ut
rata n8got?
En- morgon red han, trott och be-
dr0fvad, fran / en- ode bergstrakt nara
hafvet.
Just da den stralande solskifvan
begynte hoja sig 0fver vattenytan, h0r-
de han EFT fortvifadt skrik.
- Help mig, radda mig! Solen, So
len! Den dodar mig!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-29
Julminnen fran barndomen.
(For Nordstj

(F0r Nordstjernan.)
Valkommen helga juleqvall
Med glade. Illus och frid!
VRlkommen till mitt ringa tjall
Du al sen barndomstid,
DA julens engel log sd mild,
Mar barnslig bon Jag bad.
DA an fran strid och orc skid
Jag a sA SAIL och glad.
En- hydda invid skogens bryn
Nit barndomshem Diet var,
bet hagrar annu for min syn
En- bid sa illus och klar
Jag minns annu den frusna snon
l juleljusens sken.
Jag minnes moders fromma bon
Och julepsalmen en-,
Jag minns sd val den friska gran
Med pappersglitter pa,
Med vaxljus, kopta uti stan,
Som prydde den ocksa.
Pa parontradets frusna gren
En- karfve satte far,
Der hungrig sparf flick gladjas sen
Att julien kommen var.
Och juldagsmorgon foro vi
Till "ottan" / Guds hus,
/ f0nstren, der man for f0rbi,
bet blankte juleljus.
Var helsad. skona morgonstund'
Ljod maktigt orgelns ljud;
vi stamde in af hjertans grund
Och sjongo lof till Gud.
ALT delta minnet aterbragt,
Liksom Diet skett | gar,
Fast tiden pa min hjessa lagt
Sen dess raft manga ar.
Jag SHELF nu eyer kara sma.
Som kring den tanda gran
| barnsligt glad f~orvantan sta,
Som sjelf jag varit var.
Har du EFT barna0ga sett
| helgad juleqvall.
Som oskuldsfullt emot dig lett,
Du kant dig r0rd och sail!
bet dr. EFT illus 1 himlen tandt,
Lik osterns stjerna bid,
bet ar EFT bud af englar sandt,
Att bringa fr0jd och frid.
E.. 3.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-29
SkOMAKAREN

S~komakaren jag egna will
En- liten visa der han sitter.
En- lamplig melodi dertill
Far self han valja bast han glitter.
bet sang kan blifva med reson
Till munterhet for sjai och SHINE,
Och for hvart styng han tar on ton
Och star en- drill for hvarje pinne.
Jag for skomakaren aktning bar,
Och nog ar han en- man som duger,
Om ocksa, nsr Diet tvunget ar,
Diet kan intraffs att han ljuger.
Och handler Diet han har sd bradt,
Att knappt han traden hinner becka,
so "tar han &ndock sina matt
Och lofvar: - fran / nasta vecka.
Skomakaren som hummer EFT
Bland s~t0ttepinnar ma man satta,
Ty Or Diet nagot som ar snedt,
50 staller han Diet smart till rata.
For honom som for ingen an
Man ma med v0rdnad b0ja nacken,
Ty ON man honom har till van,
sd star man Ell pa bara backen.
''F0rskoning'' stundom han begar.
Da ALT for trasig sko skall lagas.
Och stundom 'vad" han halla plar,
Da matt till skaften skola tagas.
Han for den skona knifall g0r,
Som s~lafven ses | stoftet dyka,
Och ON han Dir vid godt hum0r,
Sa brukar han pa foten stryka."
Man stor respekt for honom far,
ON man hans verksamhet will f6lia
Han lyckats att So mangens ''tar"
For deuna verldens blickar d6lja.
Han tankt pa mig. han tankt pa dig,
sd uti k0ld som sn6 och bl6ta,
Och skyddar oss, att pa var stig
vi Ell var fot mot stenen st6ta.
Skomakarns lof Diet borde bli
Oss allesamman lagt pa tungan,
Ty utom honom stode vi
Pa skrala f6tter hela klungan.
F0rganglighet / smatt och stort
vi 6fver ALT ! verlden finna,
Men hvad s~komakaren har gjort,
bet aldrig ''sparl6st" skall forsvinna.
Costa,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-29

han som 1 e ofantlig sax. bet kna-
kade i r%ustningen. Hade prinsen nu
blot for en- sekund forlorat mod och
eftertanke, sa hade han varit krossad.
Men just 1 den afgorande stunden rik-
tade han Jansen mot vidundrets oga
och st0tte till. Hafskungen var sarad.
F0rkladnaden foil af honom, och han
ilade med blodande oga sin kos. Hela
hans anhang f0ljde honom med hvi-
nande fart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
WALKED OVER POLICE.
Young Negro il New Suit Took
In All .SideWard.

Charles Daly is a negro who has heretofore
laborcd under the ha!luetnaton that pol,ce d h
brushed aside by the colored population, espe-
cial!y II part OF the colorGd population ''np
pened 10 be dressed in swell clothes, !, =.
Charles had another idea about the mater
al present Justice John j. Crutchheld KNOCKED
n good deal OF sense in the flat head OF char'eS
yesterday morning, ~ ra,ro
h,,mped into It was not a head.on collision
for Charles brushed past the onlcer WIZ. VIII, y
fancy step. The blue coat was SEM sen, s pn hs
around ana Charles Informed MN thal Az, ne .
should get out OF the way OF gentlemen "her
out for stroll. 49,, ,ond
stroll back to the PEN Charles ana "a n thsu
he added: "1ll teach you nlggers. u ! ~! nv
long enough, that you cant got 100 gay ~ '"' -"
city" !, ~. ,,,o, from wash
i, ~ 4 tanked himself Sunday and was ar
rested He was certain that there we're nu' tn.a
bongs and animals in his cell, e rhcrg ~ y
.rs not damaged, but Dnvis's head needs re re,
n.Ir. The" case was continued until the ttn
10 allow Davis to mediate, tor,o Ne,,on
and a's Mary Dudley We're dlsordery on the street
and and they contributed $3.50 each. ~
Dudley Young. white man; was a, sew ,v ~ -"
Sorss shoe. Velery Is m aged white man a,n,o
II wasn't proven that =. y p'uS""s''
watch from Annie Ellis. 1acpxon for rcck-
fl. ss,,rr ~ teams. were fined 90 each.
Robert G!les had his So % ready when , ns1
charge OF shooting crap was poYo' A ''''
him. the amount % cents
ana Robert was embarrassed TOR Sr,sh Nous,
stonewall Jackson STOOD me 3 x = hui
On ' eemplainan, didn't appear and the cas'
was dismissed. .ont IN The aranc
George Faundleroy was i neN. ,tb n katie.
'ury Sorve for beating h!s % Wife M ean
NOVEL; was dismissed when M ssa. mofs she wen Ven
into d Snu sa ,Wo.step and holding TO the arm
| Of her hubby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
TWO DROWNED; MANY.
HOUSES SWEPT. AWAY
Terrific Rainstorm Cause sBurst
ing Of Reservoirs in Con-
necticut Town.
necticut Town.
a(snccial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
BRIDGEPORT. CONN. july 3l.-Two
men were drowned and fifty other per-
sons were rescued early yesterday morn
ing In a flood which took houses from
their foundations. tore vessels from thelr
mornings, wrecked four hrld y, ,s ana u'u
widespread damage IN this cty..
The flood was caused ny @ine ~ltsttns
of reservoirs north Of the city rs a re-
suit OF the unprecedented eralnfall early
yesterday. 5.a
The combined forces OF the police and
fire departments were constituted sal
wage corps, and many daring rescues WEI" t,ro
effected. a large gas main crossing inc
tact with schooner, and falling electric
light wires iEnited tho escaping gas,
causing an explosion that shook the ely.
set fire TO a barge and aroused the entire
Michael Moran. whose shanty was 50, car
shire Pond and reduced to FRAGMENTS by
ton, was buried under the debris, and
his body has not yet been found, !.
William koweskl, the second to lose ms
Barnu!n Avenue bridge, when the ilood
carried away tho structure. He was un-
able to extricate, himself when The zee
G %asSn oy wit ihe h %n9n ~" A'
John Starcin, who was With koweski,
caught log and floated with the rushing
water until an opportunity offered Tor
"Ihe mepibers of the family OF John
L.esko. consisting of himself, his wife and
three small children, were asleep IN their
homo when II was dragged from IT'S
thrown against another, which stood firm.
and frenlen saved the family, Lesko
with his children. was standing on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
FIRE BY LIGHTNING.
Heavy Loss in the Town
Edinburg Sunday Night.
fonaofol tn The Tim es.Dlspatch.) q

WOODSTOCK, VA, July sl.--The town
OF Edinburg, Shenandoah county. was
visited BY twenty thousand dollar fire
Saturday night about 10 o'clock which
started In the store Of J. - Hoitzman
stock store building and two dwelling
houses situated on Main street 4,
THO fire was started by llghtnlng'
which struck, telephone wire and was
conducted into tho building, The firm
OF Holtzman and Company lost a9out
twelve thousand dollars on merchandise.
with eight thousand dollars Insurance.;
Fl. u. Boyer. store building. three thou
sand five hundred dollars, with two thou
sand dollars insurance, Mrs julia Wight
man, two dwelling houses, three thou-
sand five hundred dollars; Insurance SIN
teen hundred dollars,
Several buildings gear the fire we're
considerably damaged in addition 90 the
above,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
ov.-s showed everywhere fine and

flowers showed everywhere d 3i'iio "''
artistic touch.
Grand old trees. were marked by the
DAINTY perfection characteristic OF these
chaning hostessfs, whose gracious nos
p.tali,y is always highly appreciated oy
their many friends
Hunter-Cooke.
Miss Jennie Winston Cooke and Mr..
Heyward c. Hunter we're married MONDAY
forenoon. July $lst In the home OF inc
bride Mrs Hunter Is daughter OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. ~ 3. Cooke. o.
..Janeway,'' Hanover county, and a sisle!
OF Mrs Edward p. Quarles, OF this clty,
Mr. Hunter, Gho is from New YORK
city, has purchased 'Moreland. the Colc-
man estate In Hanover and Wa. make ms
future home in Virginia. Owing 70
recent death IN inc BRIDES FANNY only
| The Immediate family Witnessed the wed
| ding.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides cousin the Rev. Frank Page, rec.
| Tor OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church,
! Brooklyn, New York, and the Rev. Alex.
| ander Calf. of 81, Martins Parish. Han.
! over county, Va.
A Thrilling Adventure.
The Dspa tch correspondent at
| Onancock writes:
| Miss N. Louis Thompson, Of Richmond.
has been visiting Miss Pansy wilkins at
| her home. Sans Souci," on East Main
Street. for the past three weeks.
Miss Thompson quickly became .cry
| popular with the Young people here.
They gave two beach parties on Cedar
Island several launching outings In the
Chesapeake and two dances in her honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

would claim the right to nama the State
senator from the Eleventh District. c9m M
through political comity Loudoun has had
the honor OF naming the. senatorial can
dldate and Fauauicr Of selecting ne
hoater member In tho House OF i1eie-
gates.
This arrangement was made At the In
stance Of the late General william r.
Payne. OF Fauauler, and since that Inn
county e,u have Z Represented in the sLegIsla-
ture the two counties. william MAI ~
thew. Henry IIeaton. Henry Falriax & am
During the same period the iloater deLa-
gates from tho two counties nave been
from Fauquer and were John ". kinche.
loe u. s. Mason, Captain Daniel Hatchc1
and w. II. Lewis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

bureau, and his wife was on tho, foot
Of Of bed as the house. which was alm In 81
filled with water, floated down ! me ~
stream in pitch darkness. doSe en- Aa' ~
VAT ten feet deep were rescued by pE, 70.
licemen and hremen IN row boats as ,c Inc
houses filled with water and ne J., o ocias
Ken Imlo women T,Ir and children IN night attire
were on the roofs crying Tor aid. q A fop-
ge,her eleven families, consisting ms O LOT
ssSI,stimatns to-day OF the property loss
due to the hood indicate tina the totai
Will approach hall million !, aq p C ~
extent Of 100000 and largo manufacture
ing plants and many stores arc heavy
losers also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
PROPER1YGONE;;
8'OEAD|0|N STORM 0
Strikes IL Midst t'f
Bathers at Coney Island
Killing Tive.
FLOOD AT BRIDGEPORT RI . g 4 orr
Houses and Bridges Washed
Away aid Two Men Il
l.a Drowned. 4
Especial III 10 Tho r,mcs.plspntch,)

Especial to Tho Enthusiastically M
NEW 81 DIRK, July 3D. During thui1-
tlerstor,n OF terrific Intensity which, passed
over New York yesterday afternoon flvo
persons were struck by lightning ana
Killed and nno were seriously Injured
at tho Parkway Baths, Conoy Island nj 8ai
kAt5thc same time one mnn was Killed
and three woro Frustrated @nt Grnvesenus
Beach. Those klled: s5g!s !. ,t (;
GEORGE DtrNNvOOD1D, Buffalo,
JACOB TRANll11II. MAMMA ttan. 81
ROBERT IT,. WAsCH, Bronx borough.
CHARLES sBENNE1aL10, Brooklyn
&lrR ANK BENIN 11R LID. Brooklyn;
HrNFY sWllIl.lIR BROOKLYN
Tho injured: David Wills Jatn e soh1 J.,
pH ara he a Mary h uspe
and wife, Amelia Schocne, william, Hans il,.tl
weller, John Apple and Daniel ,NcCau-
10y, all OF Brooklyn. !. n y =, I,
Beach Tl1ronged With Bathers'
The intense heat Of the morning at
tractsd great mnltinae t4Ine
the storm blew up from he WESTWARD.
the Parkway Beach was throngea Win ~
bathers and spectators The n , raan az e.
under under the Big bathhouse, which is ele-
waited above the sand ON plies -
&
lritic .thunderclaps shook the lighthouse ,Iy +
Ito tho; terror OF the crowd huddled pc.
lncathTit. A few minutes before 8 g q, clock ck
| a bolt struck the flagstaff and grounded
| In the very thickest 3of tho crowd. s,
| AZ Nearly nifty. persons were pro;satratea'
and the remaindcr, screamlnfL VII 2, tc q
ror, rushed out Into the storm. Ihoso
who had remained In the water were
also panic-stricken and fed in al d.rec-
tions, mot daring to entar the bathhouse,
which appeared ITO be on fire; !,
| Anbulances wore summoned from az
| the nearest hospitals, and on their nr,
rival FIVE persons We're found dehuu. 9 ~. y
nine unconscious under the sthhouse.
Bodies Scorche dBy Fluid.
The bodies Of .all were scorched By the
electric nuld. The Injured were removed
some some proba BY would die. Many persons
less seriously hurt3.were taken mons. ,o
friends. slight flre II IN the hat II
About the same time Henry Rans;wciLer
was struck and killed while. sheltering
under tree at Gravcsend Beach, nnt !
I his son William, with John Apple and
Daniel NcCauley, was rendered uneon-
Lightning struck at Various points IN
| the city. a store In Flushing Avenue,
! Brooklyn, was burned, and & car ! .
| Sixth Avenue Manhattan, was SET OF
fire, but the occupants escaped uhhur,,
4 The electric lights and the Glephone
wires In Bellevue Hospital were struck
/ several tines, cxtinguisLing all I. INC
/ lights and causing much alarm among
the patients. :s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Dr Cecil 10 Northtleld,

pr. Russell Cecil q the n ssiohbb s. fF his
tytsrian Church. ac sS1and to-day, where
INV thaG'l hay s engaged house for the va
sss ,ss "a Dr cs ssl'en M liz s'9 egpr fs-
snns Of christian Workers; ~ tbo
ssssnse s e Rs w RFasStss ahs
Piled on august STU s siy,.t AiisSth and 2oth
b. he Rev walter q kt1 qgis and al s sen.
| Iit'ehssFs ssaa,dh} y ,hs ,R 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
BALL PLAYER CUT.
Stabbed in a Dozen Places, But
None OF Them Serious.

Especial TO The lmes-DlsphtcH'1 "a
u DaNYILLE, VA. July sl.-James Nc
Evoy, the third baseman on me Char ar,
lotto IN. C.) ball team, was severely -, eu y,
yesterday afternoon in The clfy a py lon LOT.
ting along as well ns can be expected.
Mc11yoy. whose homo Is In Richmond,
vas cit il nearly dozen plaaes; i o rs
f f,t - Tia vii, however, be unable to
nlay any more 'tase- ball this summer.
Burgess is still at large, and, II 10
thought, has gone back to North Caro-
line, from which State ne came mere
about Ave weeks ago, sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
oDANVILLE AHEAD,
Defeats Charlotte and Takes q,
Long Lead for Championship,

Especial to The Times Dlspatcnl M
5DANVIL.LE, VA, July Sine t(n M VIZ
ri Ria .Carolina League, defeated Char
70 f, te BY the score q tob man inifrsbp e
es,ng game played he here a so- ths up, It'll
work Of Ina local team, Charlotte Lead
ing MpsN of Z with four runs In the hrst In
mig, The Danyille ball,players are IN, IN
Sps am and aa, the w IT, the e Srgaa boys
as viii he seen by the following standing
OF the clubs 1,
Charlotte won 49, Lost 80, ;.
Winston Salem won 2s, lost 81,
Greensboro Won 20, lost 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
is at the Belvldere, in Baltimore. and
Mrs. Anne 3. Frayser, OF Virginia, at

>.'N We ( L't
Mrs s. E. Bates and Miss NJ. Annie
Bates. who left Richmond to attend the
National Education Convention at As
bury Park. N. j., arc now spending some
time with Mr.. w. c. Bates in New York.
Messrs. Temple Waddill. Willie Hoppe.
John Waddill and Ivanhoe Sclater have
Just returned from very pleasant stay
at Virginia Beach and Ocean View.
Letters received from Mr.. Madison
Scott. OF Richmond, who recently sailed
for England on the Corona" announce
his safe arrival at Liverpool, England,
on July 10th Mr.. Scott had a delightful
voyage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knox Allen. OF
Norfolk. Va. have issued ca{ds for the
marriage OF their daughter, Lucille VIZ
einia. to Mr.. Walton Glenroy Blick, tho
ceremony 10 take place August Sd at
$3.50 o'clock in Freemason Baptist Church.
Norfolk.
Mr. c. r. Walker. OF Warwick county,
viii give launch party this week IN
honor OF Miss Bessie Sykes. on smith
field, va. The party Will leave for this
city tonight. chaperoned by Mrs, I, ~
Montgomery. and after a visit 70 Rich
mond, win cruise on the James for sew
| eral days.
The young men Of Cape Charles, Va.
gave a saili+g party on the bhgeye
| 'I.illian r. Cooper" Friday evening o.
| last week. In honor OF Miss cnthbert, OF
| Savannah. Ga: Miss Mary Hart Nalie'
| o, Culpeper: Miss Grace Lear, OF Hlch-
/ mond; Misc Hannah Baird. OF Charlotte
! \. C.; bliss Ethel McCurdy, OF Rich
Hond. and Miss Emma Nair Of chiffon
Forge
Miss Virginia Hamilton and M,sa
Phyllis Edwards. OF Newport news. va
are the guests Of friends In Richmond
/ Ur. Claude II. Kel!am was suppe'
host AT the Chesapeake Club. Sorlolk
last evening. IN honor Of Miss Katherl ",
Yonge. OF Rlchmond; Miss Margaret Clt
aud Mr. Murray. nj Canada.
Cards Of Invitation have been recsn''i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Twenty-Fiye Wounds.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch,1
Z ROANOKE, IVA, judy M.-The y'ody
of Maurice Francis. who was murder re-
in Floyd county by bis rlyal 1Tha R'or o.
t .nr, wounds on the body. Rloh'
a ards becan mo offended on account Of Miss
e anaa,e Ink, TIC fiance OF Francis, break
inp nm engagement for church on sun l
ins ~ "a waylaId tho Latter as no reach
a al lie homo Of hi, sweetheart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
SOCIAL AND,
PERSONAL.

Twilight.
,Twcen daylight md starlight comes Twi-
light, Eair maid. II,
with candle low burning, halfshnc anu
half shade, )
Her fresh hand soft-spilllng n f'ngon OF
Grove, Meadow and lane steals she silent
" through.
with trcmulous Jewels she broiders tho
bower,
She brings Il soft hush to the birds III
tho nest. .,,o.,s
Ana calm to the babe on the n'o'''e' ,
glad breast.
She calls from far towers the echo o. 4
bells H.,
tlellsa Al.
& Tnl LOST IN the gloom, and her candle
burned out.
She Rides in a world night hns curtait!ea'd'
NIXON WATERMAN, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

,,s,,sd ~ Az !, "a Ntrs wright Il, Carney
for the t,arrinnu of thclr daughter, trllsns
~ vior, stinitaI atnlea marine corps. Tho
weddlt,r corer,or,v h viii BIO performed At
tho Bnptist Church In Chrchlnnd, Vt,,s
on ,rh,irsdny AFTERNOON, August nth. Mt
$50 o'clock n 35.5 a 4 s. ,s55, i 81 MS
a Z An !. &c
Tho REV, +, pcndlcton Jones, d. D.,
who has been SPENDING several months
In Europe, ID expcct 81 10 reach 1inn,rton.a
VA from New York to-day. 81 II
g3ssse
Miss Hazel Bolton. or ChnriottesNiiiie,s
Richmond, ID the guest Of Miss Louie
Jones, OF Raleigh, n. G., Miss u ones cn-
tertalncd Mt bridge whist W 81 = WI
tonf's honor, her guests being Misses
Sarah Jones, Sadie Belle Mayer, euro
Brevard, Lncy Ray, Lieutenant g. y. o '!
borne, Messrs, C,l1nse Brcnisor, N ,2,.i
I3rein, WillonEhby Chambers NYai..u ~
iaferro Frank M. SaiaWe't wv wv - ~ E
Thc przo was swon By Mr.. Chase Brehl.
ger, who presented 10 70 INC k!!csV 4 ~
honor. Miss Bolt on. IA s3 III S34 s 81
=, "a. m,,,.,,
Mrs. AHce {a.Haat., /, !. ;. q ni,n,,a,,na,
..-.tIk-
n. W by the iiiness OF l sI wv w.
Mrs Wilklc. h MA a sSfss 81
~ ~ !, 81
On Thursday AFTERNOON Nllss TVS. ',s.. i'er
Fischer and Mr.. Norman Bro"n, so .,..,, =.
Hentlco county, Fn.. wore lltEI,eu =. ,ao
parsonage pf tho Alel\eno.rn M...tos
Church by Key Y Georsc =. M, Mo maan nnd
IS per I'M h..snn ,,.,s ,,orfo,,ncd il
the presence OF inc, ineHussS =. ~ ,i,nIr
Fadcn's FANNY ana Il nu.ue' ~. n,,S
friends from Hcnrlco county. NJ; u IN
Mrs Brown returned 70 the'r l'oi''o =" w ~
evening g$@A
III. !, !, orr,,n and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Stuart Jones 81, y. N' we . q
Chaltontc, Atla''t.e
!, c,,, arowninr, OF
MI, hMu ~, - = 81 ore entertaining d
house party q Wasnihs.o tno,r .> swimmer
ana Phiiaoeipll'a So Tnuntnin A. poca.
none. W ", Va i'Si,~' 33s
Y. s, co.,,,on. pm.
MISS Meme hey,lo'.s. :, ,r,s. ,s,iz,hcil,
who mas peeh yie,.l.lh -,,,,ra Hvn5.STis
Hurkamp'.. OF .;'..o ~, r,orrvville.
nov. spending soi''e e'''e 80 - IA
,.,,..a, ~ th,a c,tv. ia
MISS $lda haol,s.o". cat HlVood- ].
spending en aa,n ~ Mr. and Mrs r. a,
Trice, nenr BuGKner >, a n,s,.on ,,hn il
county MY iiilall' irs,,nin 20.
tends making ~. - Iii, .to, m Ma
sorts IN MS automoolle' - ' ~, a. Mic.
| way 70 me my gym ei'l'''''s 0ss
t1ias lo lis on -.
Mrs John Jackson , =, lN p1iion,.s ~.
has been a guest a. Mss -. 1,,aar xyith
tase. r, aaan ,1osr,.nn of IDnnyillc. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
FAUQUIER WANTS IT
Change in the Selection Of Senator
From Fauquier and I.ondoun.

hH FIa e5ah3y veA ohma aty} q eadsHs
has been notified by the neme cn,.ntS
County, Conlmitteo 81 Ea at}o,, 7a,,n,er
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

ns nd. unon he Ice Mission TOR .n9
rs,af Of the needy and SICK stu heavy az aed
that the public will still CONTINUE - N''p
these demands Sf87e t5fs, ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
For the Ice Mission,

...r,y thanks The 4 following contributions by
which we're received sa'usaa', ~. Isis 81
Box at News i.eaaer 1900 .r ,,,....,,. 25
Cash through news Lshuet - NJ. 10 Ga
Box at - r., mes spatch 10 VI
Mrs. r. b. eo'hsp, tnEGu ut.nat on . 90
Cash through i!ines,,D'aP''t''D ,,......,, 10 %
Box at T. 4. Mi,lpr - ,,,,,...,,, sos
Box a. Shephera Y, 1870 ~. .,,,.,..,,. 50
Cash through ShcpnstI,uiS Co,,,,,.,...,, ~
BOX At P0ik Mlller-Chnu''' ,,,..... 3 IS
BOX u Brulls' s.''.,'..'.'i' ,,.,,....,;, 20
Chsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Matinee Euchre.

Among the entertainments Of last week
was a delightful matinee euchre gwen
by Miss Nina Owen. at her nome, NO.
.1:oa porter street. Manchester in honor
NJ Miss Anne Wilde Wclsger, OF Augusta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Party at Su1nrnerdean.

A. delightful house party is being en-.
a,ertalncd by the Misses Crawford, at
.betr beautiful country home, summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

Mrs. s. E. Bates and Miss NJ. Annie
Bates. who left Richmond to attend the
National Education Convention at AS
bury Park n. j., arc now spending some
time with Mr. w. c. Bates In New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

Messrs Temple Waddill, Willie Hoppe
John Waddill and Iyanhoe sclater have
Just returned from very pleasant stay
at Virginia Beach and Ocean View.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-12-08
WANTS ] 80 =: - ::

Farm for Rent Two and ono ha If
miles from Bigelow, Mimi. ENQUIRE
of Ed Brown, Bigelow, MINI.
For Sale-Hunting outfit, consist
ing Of gun, decoys, boat and boat
cart, +. w. Lanham. IT.
For Rent-A part of the Presby.
terrain parsonage. Steam heat,
electric lights and all modern con.
venienoes. Apply to Rev. E. W.
Lanham.
For rent-New house, 10 rooms.
Call on Flynn and Cashel.
For Sale:-Light buggy pole.
shafts and set of sleigh runners.
Edwin g. Wilson.
The season of indigestion ia
upon US. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for
Indigestion and. Dyspepsia will do
everything for the, stomach that
an over loaded or over worked
stomach can not do for, itself.
Kodol digests what you eat-gives
the stomach rest-relieves sour
stomach. helching,. heartburn,
indigestion, etc. F.. NJ. Hickman.