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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-07-13

One of the most cold blooded muir
ders in the history of this part OF the
state occurred in Jennings Monday
night, when Night Marshall, f. Cam
eron Coffin was shot down in cold
blood while in the performance OF his
official duties. 1t seems that Coffin
had warned one Viyian Bouttie, a bad
negro. to leave town, two or three days
ago, if he left at all, he returned
again and was seen by Coffin in a tail
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-07-13
MARSHALL COFFIN
MURDERED
IENNI:Gs POLICE OFFICER SHOT DOWN
IN COLD BLOOD BY NEGRO VAGA-
BoND.-0TRER PARTIES
FIRED UPON.

Murderer Found In Bed by Lake
Charles. Officers. captured After an
Exchange of Many Shots, One OF
Which Wounded the Negro.-Eight
Other Negroes Taken to Parish Pris'
on. Relieved to be Accessories to the
Crime.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13
Continued TO page 3.

w. And they were the only ones
that Cii7isstt-&pld justify by this
law And furthermore, Pau Eays
to Peter, we who are Jews by
iatnro and are not sinners Of the
Gentiles; but II, while we seek to
be justified by Christ. we ourselves
also are found sinners; 10 therefore
Christ the minister Of SIM Cod
forbid
Now from this porticn Of scrip.
tufn, we gather these facts; first.
that Peter was II minister Of the
gospel 0! circumcision, and second
that To betrayed his trnst; for
when no had come 20 antioch, he,
il order to confirm the truth OF
>as gospel Of unclrcumcislon which
Paul preached, ate aud drank
with the Gantiles; but when he
cav those brethren from James
coming in, no through fenr, with
drsw himself, AMI inorder TO cover
up his guilt, which poor human
Ia,ure is go apt 10 90, turns TIsht
abound and declares that II Is
right to circumcise the Gentiles,
and commaud them To keep The
Jaw, and live na Dc the Jews,
70 h. continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13
Law And
Poverty

Law isa good thing, II would
BE- avery bard matttsrsso d With.
ont il. At least, tbs portion that
brings criminals to jaslics. There
10 . limit Or. should b., ever 10
law. Whenever . Law conaiots
With principals that our tors tsth.
srs iaurht for, It sAosld b. abolish
u. Again wtspsvsr there 10. Z
lev past, and comes % shs people
aSst VIII ioros ny one y sioiats
Il u TOO shosld bssboIlshsd. III
An : FREUD = sdse6Aion. Bsl
I've muat ~ thas wAsnsvsr Tim
i sonpslsory Nv (sshoss M
without psovisioos ~ hipds
i violation q tlIAt slsN
= sAea'd y ISL "a y ssvl
lion naasfof 4. Aid incsd ~ y
= vhAtSs sIsen, NJ ShsA ~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

rs sway q tAs sons aud dssgh-
t,ss' and leaving Moses, represent.
ing lab without Lis family. Again
JOB representing the church in
The Apostles day With the ssssn
msn iull Of the Holy Ghost; Stew,
ems pne Of .hem. Bu, JOB in his
afiiction representing the church
Of TO dsy. Tbs seven men taken
rom the church leaving the church
10 q petri6sd mass Of division and
contradictions. And iD the resti-
tutsoD Of oil things the church will
receive ito sevso sons and three
daugbtrys liar IN Ard again
IKE job, the church will be bless,
cd q great deal more in the resti.
Triton than over before. Job was
blessed greater 10 the last part Of
his life than in the former part, So
will /. 90 in the restitution Of the
Church.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

journalism in general IL 10 clean
add neat, a paper 10 b proud Of
The WoRLp's CRRsssr which s~sks
the good Of ill and injurious to
none. oomss forth from .Pomona
this week. lat Pomona boat ii her
Advantage.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13
JAP BNEsE AGlGA-
TON ON THE COAST.

'Appearan.ly . painful sitratior'
has suddenly taken place on tn
coast in regard TO Americas rela'
.ior with Japan. A section Of
the japanese people has become
tainted with the idea ti,es Amsri-
cane are uufrisndly no them;
ver,ous little incidents have CON-
tributsd to this. bslif. But the
one thst struck the hardest. Aas
been tho Anti-Japansss agitation
On the coast. The order nom the
.ssn Francisco board 81 dssSl icd
excluding Japans1s cAill Nh :. froz!
th. ordinary pubiis sSkpd'a. "A
combining shsm % ssporats schools
tbs reason Tor this va srns o
~ shildssn lad. frashoaaa i I
hsld up thas tho ia& prciisits edh
tassoss Of, infectious disss this .
tssw:a u stios Of intasnationsi
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

tue cIIrrJsnI wv. ~" -sr" ----asA1
school on this account. La his
rounds this year Iriiant Office
Stokes says that he has
found some worthy children who.
actually can not appear in school
because Of insufficient clothing
aud the lace Of moneSto buv the
ntcssssry books"
wc sAy abslieh such . iaw Of
make provision for il. For 10 the
rnsnns , it stands now fathers and
mot hsrs are forced to violate the
AZ, and the Officers are placed
in painful condition to ipforcsi
such = law When II y violated
under NJ ciscums.ances spoken.
Of BY OfRcsr Etokss, .,,.., <
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

as.s.lea Ne. 4

II God q : Ed q mercy and
,u..ies and Il lob was ! perfect
and upright man ~by did God
urn bin eysr into 6ssan's hand
70 smiss With sors boils from the
sole ,oi his feet unto his crown
Job s-e-7 Is IL iuss to punish .
man ior being psrisc. and upright!
q. O.. Merritt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13
FOR SALE

One Gray horse l6 sta. hish
wsighs ZOO lbs. Age 0 years any
one wanting to buy a goab animal
# this kind o. A good work bots,
ic.sr "a at mY h,me.
EagSp MR.
lig.1'ns NJ
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

forisi, thensby any aston Of our
own.
Material welt being, 'nditpsos.
able though i. 10, can ssvsr bs
anything bat the. iousdatien OF
trus national greatness and happi-
ness. If va bald nothing upon
this ioundatios, then our pAticnal
life viii DO - meaningless and en-
pity a. = house whore only The
iousdatisn has been laid. Upon
our material we'll ba'sg nsst b
built : sapsrstrueturs Of irdiyidasl
and uatonsl life lived 10 sooord.
sues With the law Of the highest
morality, os less esr prosperity,
itself will il the long Psa tsra est
. curse instead Of . blessing. We
shoefd b bsth rsysreAsly shark
|ial fOr what W s'ssesiysd, and
earnestly bsat upon tasnisg is int
isnssas Of stass and sos II Ass.rao
dos. \ q ~ 4
Accordingly, I set apart Thsrs-
day sAs sy;sistA day d Nov
,Isnbss seak = - day Of sAasks
Asiviss ~ err,ls isios. o. ~hlol
\ ~ pSsfts sSSdf .sss IL .Asi,
Themes Or heir shsfehss, dsvoatl,
ssksevlsdgs ~ tlss ~ Ssel
!. sls.s Slst', = = ~ ~ ~
s,insy in sAaisiss rsasivs Ne pewa
~ 90 tAs1s elits psigbt.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

The drst thought is, If Job
vas . righteous man" There
could DO no mistake about jobs
righteousness, il ws believe that
the book called the Bible, is the
word Of Hoa. For il say.
There was q man in the land Of Cs,
whose name was job; Opd that man was
psrfec, and upright, and one that fear.
cd God, and eschewed evil. -
And the Lord said uu,o Stalk Hast
thou considered my servan, Job. tina,
there 10 none like him In 10 earth, q
perfect and IN upright man. one tina,
feareth God. and cschewc,h evil, dob
Ii 80
A righteous man, 10 . perfect
mau one that fears God. The next
point ths brother has presented 10,
Why did God place Job ia tho
hands Of Satan, II he was o right.
eous mani Aud we Will havo to
answer that in this prophecy. there
is q Two fold meaning. Ths frat
was to try Job. Tor God never &C.
cop.s any ono without trying them
frat. Aud this 10 douo to sea II
they are worthy or not Job must
be tried. Aud in tho manner 70.
corded, Job was tried even TO the
point Of his wife ioraakiag him in
bis distress and sayiDg 20 him Job
curse God and die. In all sbis job
held his integrity. But the second
point 10 question is why did Gvd
do THE? Aud ws say 10 this God
Sc, forth a prophecy oi the church
snd y character, who she Bible
teach us is 10 como 10 the last
days. And also it teaches that be
has been here once IN Moses. Jot
is the representative Of the church
with aud without the character
II the frs. place he rcpresrn.'
Moses and Israel. During Moses f
time. The seven spirits Of GOO
was with the children OF Israel
ard trcir leader; But tho day
come when thu children Of Isaac
ic:: , # serving God in the trn'
scncc an, served tableh. Left
Noses: a representative OF the Ink
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13
TAXI AL,Tl

Any party or parties wIskIsS u
ak any aasstions through ,his
paper, upcn nv subject. rslisi.
onsIy Or othssviss -shall ~
treated IA friend. Bnt 10 no csss
will the Editor allow any slane
or slang phrase. - sA.cssA n
enlmns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

.asvotsd 10 the religious Cause. OF
Christ. also giving local aud gen-
sr.l news, yet it j. mono ssc'or'
ian. It's heading says the W"Asp''
Lnour lchris,l Is perfect.
Yours In truth I'D.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

See Here. Look!

We the people Of the Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies for all Leading Brands
Observing Machines, such as
Ne edles, sbuttles Bobbins,
Winding rubbers, Tensions
--ss.n;,ines. Eelts and set screws
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

4
ice 10 re ia tho sstsb
oil virtue, let us i'm
10 cur bearts and souls,
tay hays hsr bisssipgs
her dilicioas fruit con.
Hsr fruit 10. fresh. and
auliy, or decays Tor God
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-13

Also Man tha una SeTsscEds !. adjusting feed
Pitmans and Plates Or removing FRO ~.
He will DO you right, And do your work
Fight, caii at this OFFICE, 4and If you have
them, bring your old rubbers and old pieces
Of copper and brass to exchange with US for
our Supniias. Yours for Business
II Rhymel JAH-vills Vnwlar No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
WlLM INGTON

(speclal 10 The Times Dlspatc i1.)
yy1LA1LSGroN cJuly !, 2 Scr aMt e o.
s tai vas al lnorningf card party =
given Tuesday at the residence OF Ma lor
ana Mrs. William f. robert son. on Pr IN
cess Street and WAS hohoH NE ei,s
Robertson guest ana SIS MISS
o1 collestoy 81 ii Customs b 4 Keith Of
this Dyhls
5Boston, to be entertained BY Mr.. =. s i.
Keith the millionaire theater ma me, =
several Years age, n and on account OF the
SIMILARITY Ii, ma mes, that the two * e1tns
met and became friends, The Northern
eth has often been e, n .al c,.y Sew
eraI times has visited this port with Z: ms
handsome pleasure yacht z
Kenan and Mise Ms 81 esn iyay A g.
Mrs Mrs Henry NJ. gler. are nov. In, New =; Y
York. making ready for an u! EXTENDED TIP
to the Great Mort Invest. They VIII pay y 9
visit to Alaska also Y, W e,ro al
, NE day the contractlng part,cs
being Miss Allie Graham q popular you4ln1g
sit y Snf bat nov
81 o!ai Nov of YORK Mr.: Platt merely came
home to claim his bride, and the happy
couple g now II Gothaln'5whesre the future F'
nqs PHILLIPS ana daugbhsSr a1ss
M : ichnond. va, altar visiting Mis-.
lanes Is. POST, and Mrs. Charles w. BIZ.
1n.,s ma 4 son have also gone to Rich
m nH TO spend the remaindor OF tue SUM
Mrs Mrs a, III; smlthers, ot Alexandrla
Va, Is here, the guests OF her daus hiter
Mrs James Owen Rell w, 4, { IA FORKS
Who have sought Virginias cline aro
Mrs r. ~. Hicks ana y "a daughter, wyl WIG
In % roma fn Fin lie. ON
M ,,,,ear this city, DIR. John q, VESSEL u
Young Wilmington physician, holding q
Responsible position Win the ATLANTIC
Line Re1!sf W1 Former,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
t{3f7l1 !.
WYTHEyILLE
nrcclol, "a 4The Tlmes- Dispatch,)

(spcclal to The Times Dispatch,)
WYT'H1EVILI4E, All "a July 2s,.-The
ble oesasion ote thee young apsope
fiJudgop r., G, jackson iha . rendered ne
position Of Supervisor for Fort Chiswell
District made vacant by the death Of Mr.,
s bs nsGaa Si2 hay y s Ill
ap ~ u w pe isIsYda oodWln and Mrs Harry
S eHs msatu saa afteT Spending several
wSMfIks I Iaea tuaeosodwn eit Thursday for
u,sit "a relatiyeS liz Fairfax. ss,
Y 'Rev - r. IL "A Goodwin. OF st, Joints
church his' Rlehmond, and family, VIII a y;
August With The Misses Goodwin on Main
Street +. Y, n, IL ,a,r, "a ponno,e3
retuyaela H Y SHINY dsi
ana Mrs 1rX'nK y MtlEs9l oteh "a laa ana
family, are the guests Mt tile nome OF
Mrs James i. Jordan, i.4 TX iI II . is i
Mrs, Cloyd Nj tiavoek ret urnea on MoliI
day from a stay0l seyera weeks, az ' emf
imE the State Normal school of soul y
Carolina at Fort La WI, 81 ~ D.
III rs. w. s, Hayel's and ~ te Gna GnhLer,
Eiizabeth, are Visiting rela tiyes IN Npr-
M. w. W.. Stanley and family OF Nor
folk. have arrived ana v speNa VIZ wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
NE: VISITED SOME PATIENTS.
chat ,a i.,s5o (rean,> Daily News, y,

i
a representative OF the News has Just ;,, re-
turned after very successtpl WISH 70 " 4''
sEHsSat is9 sa.s ss h
ranss'yset h s99k speetHe
paw several ~ re rsaally who had recovered and
So Sact Fully ss eonvincei that ts disease not
but hs dssa a9Tnsy 81
have sounded like u yellow back novel thsy
3 one lady the wife of & q San Francisco editor,
not only told him Of her husband remprk I,
abe b Sseo sha yrsaea 81 mdmsn The
mines nn Of several they told Of 4 who had rs-
covered One case was psrtleuiary me Y,
Ing. II was ~ case ~ Hrlght's Disease N
Wheh SaE man vas - MpFssssed tha
,ricked Into taking the new specific, Eas b
dine d desc wns administered "a Tablespoonful
81 his old MEDICINE was secretly disposed AZ ~
h%s he j. bs ana slRa e.
p tan,S y Ts somplsats mat tsp as Tho seun
ma !, recovered TIM spyhsinlan bscame rlatsd
thinklng that he had discovered q cure IL
Hrlgh,'s plsease;, u Was not until the ga pa !,
thura was mo uncertainty about II ,tHat the
whole piot Was disclosed, &, K
Dr. Zellp, one OF Snn Francsea's pioneers,
also confirmed his ONT recovery and made ne
beWest isris and hfty and only Knew Of a
IN The s' abave from tho Cha ttanooga Daily News
refers u the discovery e. muatons eompouna
BE- iss about Fuan Co. sea
ovens s Minor Drug 81. R.shmond, .44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
", ..
BRADFORD
.lspecial i to j The mines DESCRIBES

83RADFORD. VA, July q. M rs. ~ q rner
Events Club Thursday in honor OF her
heSe guests e y Iy{S'H nFs
Mrs. William Edwards. OF Indianapolis,
About thirty guests were present & !,
Misses Anna and Bessie kenderdine
s,ss sana o 81 ns 'oh
the occasion being her thirteenth birth
day. ], $, 4, & !, :, 8, w "a, ~
KY. is spending his vaca ton in Rad
Nh John Lyle Phila a!1e ~ ma n 5
a5ansSte n,s MIS- E.e Warner snderans
Miss KittIe Ingles entertained Monday
evening in honor OF her guests, MISS Halle
Phelps. OF Pulaski and Miss Sims +, o. =
Radford were present. and the evening
was delightfully."- spent. |, g !, !. S :,
by the in. ssGotilIon# Club at the West End
Tiotel on Thursday, evening I. !, :, I /,
Mrs. sclden Longley and daughter !gl MISS :
Lillian. who have been at WASHINGTON
Mondday, accompanied BY Colonel william
Jordan, who has also been g guest 2at inc ne
Mrs. j T. n1itchellsand daughter. Miss
are Visiting Mrs. lillian, Ingl les VI !. 1
Mrs. 81 81: Bare!ay, { gntertaln the
\ Mrs ]. Frank Cassell and l'er nIother,l
Mrs Johnson. also Miss Annie Gas IS g y
Miss Aiine Henderson. after y I,n |, q {,
returned "Wednesday to her nome Itl y
SElacksburg. !, . /, g 4 Is .
a2 Mes hsan T. ii nusI Mrs Wine Jones' ana
daughters. Ethel and Lenoiy, Jones It q !
Roanoke; Mrs. Watson and &daug \ teri OF
New York, are spending the summer at
their summer home at SnoWvl!lo 10. @ =, Il
Nj. q. B. Fisher, son OF pr. 9, %. Fish;
ar. OF valley View Hospital. returned
where he Went Is accompany and care r.
foria young Hungarian, who had his y, oa anS
gaged eonS, TSer visIf asi
several OF the Italian and SWISS kcit sls
l,d indr ai'9 9,eorge d. cassell was attacked
BY Ylcious coy ThurHday and pa pa,nf mnsr
WAS Ripped open to the bone, and he was
bruised about the body. . The Wou " i We VIZ
dressed by Dr., 4, II. OH Atlu - W.
Ing nicely f4s an rs 3 liza 55Sthi
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fsneoiai "a 8rhe Tlmes. DIspatc ten \

sss!f, !? ss' s Ssi2 D: sse&iss sa,;
lie 3osG q aeHf ~ se. pa's ss
c tHsais Hill ii IN. e. Oh Thursday night.
9ults b4rTank ySung sdey aa gen
d ', fow q her friends at tea onfIvednes.s
sy iYt Gg9 q hsr sueza n Mss
Der OF gatres were carried on and q nuns
Der OF pieces Of the newest music was
rendered ~ different young ladies pres
urti Delightful refreshments were
served a tho guests Those present were
Misses Mary teary Willie II gay Bessie e "
1 maMoimsj Same h1eu Mrs. o. bfia-
tow Messrs. Bernard Gary. Grover,
Stephenson .. r. Darden, Earnest Bealc,
Ghs ssy Real and writ e
fr Mrs i Ii A 1aied IS ieUi 9.
Miss West has be- been ylslti1g
Wavoriy@ last Saturday. 4. \.
Sunday With his Mrs. 1 Pret-s
Marion ballard e sStolk spent sun
Eddie Lawrence. OF portsmouth,, spent 1
5und AZ and 1onda lay at the home $of M Mt,
h Misses Lola and Lizzie Bealc a re guests.
Of friends IN VS. Norfolk. .35 5b. s33
Mi. .. daugham, I'll Of ]. H lls' q It
Jon" Il G Ell. e Re- s's.s
Miss Loes vann, (, q Como, NJ q q. Is
guest 81 her COUSIN, Miss g, Re camp
r19st II IS. sye Yd Bar
TTett.I u On Main Street, Sunday 5a8 3
Mira. ii w. 81 fleet and daughter Miss les
Mi. Nj. Kali RnIeiEh sspodsoi OF Richmond. was
d gues stat at tie home q MI Dun,
n' H.. s sjdney q this plnes;, &,
Mountains Virginia. q VI 5
sails Pnnny aqft ostended slst
to friends and relatives g53 /, ], I.
Nj, O. Gu Gaines, q former resident
p!1nss 1 sisS MS broter
q Miss salie SVann. OF Newport N ewa, is
tho guest OF her usin. NJ iss Mary Ellen
Mr.John1 n: Bsiroctkweii. who has been
returned to his home sunday: . !, !, :, =,
asa s,sfy Ee 1s
s Sher Of Hhrreilsvile N.EG.retnrned TO
their home SATURDAY evenin s:
sy ha Snast e sss a
le Mesyr nsat n e III rhomas ana Frank 81.
Crocker ofPortsmouth,5 speht M :
d a Mrs b. ~. Norfleet, Of Rosemary, n, Gu
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. u.
Williams. on Lee Street. Nh 81 Az
81 Rev. Mr.. Savage, OF Churchland, y spent
"Wednesday 81. With his sister, NJ rs. %.
Camps q T. his place. y, !. !, I.
was tho guest OF friends In town NY ednes-
day.. i}}5i3 a. !,
spent THURSDAY II town. !, !. y, .
LaWless, this pla &C, IRE rs guests IS $o y
Miss Nellie May Butler, Of gu froi,k,1 =
the ss q Nay - q
Miss VIrgie Holland. n OF II hollands. ~ is
the guest ot Miss Ruth Cobb on First irs.
Avenue. "a (, ~ - il, II ( a.,
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Ellie N I3e "a
man. on High Stree I, g, !, [3s. /, :
q ~ rsn1isv,Iio.'N y. i, are guests of Mr..
Elliott Story for a few dnys
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summer viii, Captain and Mrs. Boiling

summer With, Captain and Mrs. Boiling
NisssMargucte Jordan left last week to
Walt relatives in 1,uray ald Staunton.
Misses sallie Dunn and Virginia
brown nre spending 20 few weeks at At
i MIsses " ] essie d and jean Graham. 81
Tazewe1l are tho guests of Mrs. Joseph
/ Miss Ada Harris, " Princeton. w. Va.
Is4vstlng her cousin, Mrs. Herlow Um4f
MI nj. w. Thomas and wife, OF Ash-
land, KY, are visiting Mr. c. b. Thomas
MIR, Thomas is a native Of Wytlie, but
moved to Kentucky several years ago,
where be Is large engaged In the luin-
Der BUSINESS. tsi u VS. n l1ll.s !.
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..M,.nlODSIOcK
nr,etcial 3to The Tinos- Dispat'

yYoopsro cIl uly 2s.-MLr :s. s \ !.
~ Newman. of Norfolk, ft is 95ylsit lns l,cr
S1Pyea qa sle Fs 2oiSh s
N 1Tho members Of tho Presbyterian cons
gregaton of Woodstock rendered their
former thG ReV seorIE On iia ast
iTriday night which Was attended hy$n
large number Of persons, Mr. H e
dTnns ana onngs a aso
Ma Yates, e Hasrlaoapsrs. w s.
the guest !, Of ~ h Ell i aa week
Mrs. II. y. Chapman and sou. shlel \ :
are visiting re tlves in inclles Ter tins tins
Nettie Kneslsy, y t. hIsy
friends ItiM in in washington 2, = G. ], n !, 6
John II, Middleton and Gertie 4 81 -, MIG " u !,
deton, both Of DAVIS District, WHO "a. are
were married on ~ Wy y i nnn,
sent Of their parents to tho wedding after
considerable trouble, and after the clerk
had refused to Issue the necessa w llcells ~
Because the lie ceremony
Az Mas at It strasburg, by tho Rev tlllaln
IN ME- r' and Mrs. r. @. Anderson were visit,
Ing 4! !, re a 4, In Front Royal the last
or this week, 5tss 81. = ~, "a 4,
N Megsrs, ~ Walton and 6Moot, tHe s ,,I
druggists Of Woodstock are jinistnilin
handsome new furnlturo IN thelr G ,pI,,
store on the corner@Of Main ana .A ~. u
Streets, This furniture was maiiut,arS-
Itured by Richmond ,frm ana Econssi,s au
eta. When completed, the, store VIII pre- pre-
se ME-, = - q 8 t.fyvhitong lelt here this, week
for Chicago. Ill, where he Is " sltlns
fIon5nnd Mrs. NJ j.. Walton are spen no
ing. tia Week sat ssaven Fountains, where
tleir family IL spending the sn!,1i''s, "a
lpJl,dget ana Mrs IA, 2, Newy r,sl 3 riu,t'
fnmily returned on Thursday from t .Jr,
hey Springs, where they spent severe.
VA. IN infant child Of Mr., and Mrs, Luther
| f,nffmnn ipf Baird, Nv. Vn, was Drousnl
here on Frida and taken 70 their foIl''aF
| honn. near ST. Luke, for burial,
ING juniors Baseball Club, 81 MOOD
stock, defeated tba Juniors OF strpsnnEg
here on Thursday afternoon by the score .,t
| az I TO A. The game WAS played on s''e
COLI links. northlof town.
AR. and Mrs, y. W. Mnsruder /. ,aI,..
chiiilIdii arrived here this weels from their
hon III iisraddock, Pa. and areSVisl ing
| ' their, nu,rents TOT several weeks,
y MA Y /, q lalisson ana daughter, Miss
| pn - of Roamoke, who We're tho guests
~ M;r nm nna Sirs, ID, Sutherland, returned
- - thei, home on Friday morning, a.
Miss Sue Kneisley left here sfors M .sI !.
lingtnn. N, C., on Friday where she3 ~
Mr, and Mrs. 4, Glenn Locke left hsre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
/ boro. Large wagons win ! ais meet u.

boro III Large wa gons will q SO meet the Il.
afternoon trains IN + Crozet al' q NJ carry!
the lawn, pa rtyt guests to Sa fro. sSI
There Isl rumor OF "a large hot lSs belny !
erected here liz the near ~ ture.Ss hssA
viii be a much desired & nd d Ion 80 our
town., as the number Of boa riders As argerA
this year than ever. be fore, an onrS ppo'S
ple have been forced to turn mnny%aWay.
IN ISIS Jennie aTaylo OF syria ctise;; 4.
is pleasant Miss i sadie, GlaTks
M ISIS Ma Q B ton. f9ss Ia
Erank l,n rhe
Miss ! Long, s d Lynchburg, is vlsttllllas !
Miss Annie Payne s 1g .s
Y = Rev. N Mr., II Ed wards n has returned TO-
his charge At crozet, after q montlas va S';3
The e Misses Cox sptertalned y their
friends among tho young peopl sn lr-s
day morning In honor o. Miss 1ncz Gox,
t Mr. hi Eidridg "a scruggs and wife 1es-S
}Lano. Cal. are s.visl ting the ormer.sSS
father. y =; scruggs MY y \. SsEugSs
Is planning q family reunion q urln q q tteS
month Of Angus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Transportation at the Jamestown
Exposition

The Jamestown Exposition is singu-
larry favored In the way Of transporter
3tlon facilities. having steam and electric
railways. steamboat and steamship lines
from MI directions extending to tho
grounds. From Norfolk, Newport NNws
una other cities on HAMPTON Roads reg
ular and special lines OF boats Will con-
}nects with the Exposition. and trolley cars
connect the Exposition Il With Norfolk,
seaside resorts, Ltnes of steamships
give Norfolk direct connection With New
York, Philadelphia. y Washington, BnllA
more and other cities, Rail md water
competition give assurance OF low rates
Of tralllc and encourage millions OF peo-
ME To come to the Exposition who would
not make tho trip II the cost q travel
were not materially reduced, -yamestoWn
N1agazlns. "A N US. & 8;