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New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
AWERTCAN LIFE.
I'D Phases of 1t Portrayed 7cith
Varmng Success.

,v 0vFRMAN BY Miriam Nicholson
Est Sc iI st-ati0ns four 4 them in colors. by
SO rsrI Clay lzno. up. $50 Doubleday
80 4 Co
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Mr. Maarten Martens is bringing out new
book of short stories under the title THE
Womans Victory" 1t is said that his latest
novel THE Healers." has had a notable success
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

Mr KipIing's book Of stories. Puck of Pooks
Hill" is coming out in October Mr.. F.. V.
Lucas's first novel. Listeners Lure, an Obque
Narration" will be published next month. Mr..
Lucas has tried a dangerous experiment in put
ting his story in the form of letters. 1t is
narrative of modern life.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

an edition of r L. Stevenson's poems is an
nounced-an edition which is to include all the
verse Of the three separate volumes Songs OF
Travel "Underwoods" and Ballads"
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Mrs. p. M. Chandler, Phi ladelphia; Or,
and Mrs. Frank Aiastin, Baltimore
Orange Blossoms.

Especial to The Times pispatch)
5 LAHORE. VA, June s--Id arrest 5is IN
sight and improved machinery for hand.
ling the crops, especially OF hay, Is gong
up, Il Is sss8 ffl.y u 81
that her gifted son. W, w. Scott, now
librarian to the Supreme Court OF Yir-
ginia. Is writing q history OF the coun-
". Ell, d
H T. s.. Casey has sold his farm here to
a Chicago contractor for about fifty dol
lars per acre, "A, III 5 4
~. j, Casey and family. " no have been
on a Visit to his ia Their, 7. 8, Casey. left
for his home at Watseka ILL.,. yesterday,
"A match ganle of ball between Ellis
vile and Lahore Mines on the grounds at
Ellisyllle broke up In a fight Saturday
Nelson Towles, one OF the Oldest and
most respected colored men in the conr-
ty, dropped dead In the road near his
old home a few days ago.
4 George Frazer and Lin Baker sold five
nudes this week, none for less than 500,
and hogs are higher than mules.
n Or, Ernest Voolfolk continues 70 I'm,
prove, ssaS8a3s A N 93
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W n ! VA.
pecial e g, Phe Times 8: D IS Y !,

Especial to r he Times d spatch) S y
i5fy a.. Il June s.--W a.rren-g
ton has been contending with week Of
sthundcrst forms, which \ have threatened
memorial exercises commencement balls;
and the many affairs OF this nature with!
which the last seven days have n been
taken UP. The town looks as regularly
for its afternoon downpour as does the
old maid for her cup Of tea but, not with
the same interest. fs5 S
sts3 The t'auquer Female Institute has dis
pensed with its closing exercises this
year on account Of the recent dea tn OF
the principal wife. Mrs. George Butler.
These exercises will be greatly missed
this season by the many friends Of the
faculty who have enjoyed them In the
past. Al rs HI s4l3i,
Special services have been held BY the
various churches during the week.
Among those to make addresses were:
Rev. Henry " lson.a ID. D., Of New Y ork
Rev. F. ". Troy. D. D.. of New York y
Mr. Phillip Mauro. Washington, 2. G.
Rev.&T. A.. Cullen. washington, D. c. a
colonial tea will be held later on by the
members Of the Church Guild, II Of st.
James Episcopal Church, It is likely
that one Of the features Of the .occas sion
will be "a minuet, danced by the young
people of Warren ton. M
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ties OF New Jersey. . to show Repuhl !cansS
there how to do what has been done In
Essex, Is nightly annoying to- the na-s
chine Republicans. Their vexation Is twosS
fold they are compelled to see the Colby
Organization making rapid Roadway In
Morris and Union and A1iddlesex, sscur-s
ing. in fact, the adj lesion OF the best He
publicans. and yet they dare not ttacks
4 1t openly, So they are doing a good deal
OF mutterlRg and in ferentlal back biting. IS
They fear that Colby has .'ambl tons. IN ss
Who knows that he may not be aspirin 81
j to run for governor, ona day? And then
he Is against Dryden for re-elec tlon ftos
the United States Senate. and favorsi the
candidacy OF Record. This makes It Look
verysmuch to the panied machlnists % IL
Colby wanted to set up a machine soG his
own. The truly .'organlzat ton View OF
reform Is, OF course. that q man like
Colby should advocate purity without
ever asking FOR Office, or urging the party
to keep rascals out OF office, Il But the
fashion In which his movement Is spfe ads
Rlng In New Jersey shows with what
pleasure decent Republicans would vel
come the right to choose their own rap.i
resentatlves gain. and with what Joy
they would see their State represept "
In the Senate by something more vocal
and inspiring than money-hags,-Sew
York Evening Post.
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CATTLE QUARANTINE,
~ ---. X
Appomattox Takes Measures to
Exterrninate the Cattle Tick.

Especial to The Times Dispateh,)
SPANISH OAKS, Al June s.-sinoe the
establishment OF the oattla quarantine IN
this state, Appomattox county has been
on the wrong side Of the line, but so
long as it had Iynchburg as an open
market for supplies, cattle people were
not seriously affected by the quarantine
regulations. Campbell county, was. on
the 18th OF last March, taken out Of the
infected district. thereby closing Lynch
burg as a market for Appomattox cat,
tie. AS soon as the people realized that
they were completely cut off from any
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MORE u K SOCI a Z.

NOEFO Il1S, VA, June o.--Mr. and Mrs
George washington Nirney have issued
Invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, AMMO Virginia, to Mr.. Thomas
4 Albert smyth, OF Norfolk, on tho even.
ing OF Thursday, the 1lth#of June, at 8
o'clock, at the Christian Church, sunolk.
Mrs Il. RI. price, Of washington, IS
the guest OF Mrs.. II. sgIs Leonard III
Client.
Mrs. william cox, OF Manchester, is the
j guest OF Mrs. ID. P. Brancn, on DUKE 1ss''
Street, s.s
Miss Fla woods and Miss Countess
h eeawell have gone to Europe to spenli
several months travelling . Z.
Mrs. M. p. Turner and children, Will
Il leave next week to spend the summer.
IN Frostburg, Md
Mldshipnien Beall and Ship gave q
dinner Tuesday evening on board the;
United States ship, Louisiana. Their.
jeare toring, OF washington, Miss Densle;
/ lfahon, Miss Lucy Quimby, Midshlpineni
Atkins, T'rakenburger and Lieutenant
Kaiser, United states Marine Corps.
sE Those present FOR a dinner given on
Monday evening at the Country Club were
Mrs. john c. Quirnby. Miss Jean Loring,!
OF washington; Miss Lucy Quinby,
miss .fIIlh fOlBHt, NliBs DeIlSle sdduiioii,i
4Nildshipincn Dorcch, Harg!s Laird and.
Bogart. and Mi. Littleton Walker, J.
Miss Margaret I5mack, of Plfladk pltEI1 7
sis the guest Of Miss Guile serpell, y ;22ppF
Duke Street. ~ i3,s i5 - ~
Miss Jear Loring, who visited Miss
4Denslo Mahon, at the Navy Yard, has
returned TO her home In Washington.
Miss Mary Thompson will leave next
Il week for Frostburg, Md. "a. 3sl 81 IN
Mr.. E. c. Hathaway left Wednesday
might on a trip to Maine. & M
Mrs. w Rettew gave a luncheon on
Tuesday at her cottage at Ocean View,
IN honor OF Miss Rooms, and the Misses
4 Kampnan, II Of Plainleld, N. u. & Mrs
4 Rettew's guests were Mrs. Morton Corr
dom. Mrs. Terry B Gordon, Mrs. w IL
liam r. Butcher, Mrs. E. G.. Hathaway.
!. Miss Olive Rooms and the Misses Car.
roll and Ma RE Kanpmar1. II
Ei Mrs. James Y , Leigh and Miss Mary
Leigh, who have been staying at vir-l
3 ginia Beach " for several weeks, have
returned home. AT "a
Mrs. Booth. OF Petersburg. IS visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Elliott
on Freemason8 Street. 9i, tid5 PSI
s.3i Miss Grace Willets has left for Wash
Singt s5 II 5.i 30
sss RS "a. r. Brown and Miss Vydle Nc
sCormick have gone TO- Lesburg.
ss The following is the literary and must
zeal features In connection With the san-5
Esnual reunion and banquet OF the Nor
folk College IN Alumnae Association at
Pine Beach Hotel Thrrsday ~ evening:
@aa Greeting by the President-Mrs. Mae!
u White freeman. 5s}S} # 5j IL sE
Our Reunions Mrs. Grace Cora
& Pergues. 8i 81
Reading-AIiss Sophie Williams. 55a4
Our School u Day g theart - N tssi
Birdie Metzger. 81 igls 8es s3ss
" The outlook; Our Future Mrs. Mary
Lon Whitchurst Hall. 81 s8, q,
II fidshipman Dortch entertained at din
\ ner. Wednesday evening. on board the
United States ship Iowa. His guests
wore. II Lieutenant and Mrs. Small IL MISS
( Jean Loring. of Washington; Miss Lucy
Qnimby Miss Densie AIahon. Slldship-i
\ men Cup. Bogart, Jones. scudder and
& Townsend. i. 4, s s3s
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I.B!.R'Is,T0L,,....'V va
8lspec1al Is l.ha Tlmes -Dispatch.l

TSl pcC1al " ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
e. BRISTOL, VA, June Limitations to
the weddins Of Dr. Charles Nv arren E1ee-
nor and Miss Josephine Dulaney st. John,
have, been mailed. The wedding will be
celebrated IN the Meth odist Church, South,
at Chilhowte, Va. on the evening OF
June 10th. The bird be Is well known
In Bristol, having spent the past winter
here with her V sister, Mrs. Judge Cur=j
tin She is 81 daughter OF n Mrs. Ellen
Dulaney st. John, OF ChilhoW ie ana Il a
cousin Of Mrs. Ex-Governor Robert T..
Taylor, Mrs 3. i. Dulaneyt and Mrs
ND. Beachman.& u. The groom-to he is
q pros ous young ply sIcian. who i has
q beautiful coun try, home In Hoston val-l
Icy. e
$s At the home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
". d. Mitchell Wednesday forenoon, Mr.
Gaines Phipps and Miss Mabel Morrison
were mar ried. VI The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. T.. g.. Russell. rec tor OF
Emmanuel Episcopal X Church, and was
Witnessed BY only Il The relatives and fa
few near friends. The bride Is q daugf-I
ter of the late Or. Morrison. OF q Gate
CITY. Va 81 sss
U Miss Alpha Richardson, accomplis ed
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. n. E. Richard
son. Sof Bristol and Mr.. George q. Sells;
q young Bristol lawyer, were married at
sRogersville, Hlwkins county, enn.,
Wednesday. Their marriage came IN the
nature OF IA surprise, the BRIDES parents
having no notice OF It in advance. Miss
Richardson recently went to Rogersville,
where she was ting rela tives.
II ~ party Of ladies from the Syca more
gshoal Chapter OF n the Daughters OF the
American Eevolu tion, made an excursion
trip to Chilhonyie, Va. on Wednesday
and were elegant " entertained at the
$palatal home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jarnes3D !.
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market, they began to seek relief through
the Board OF Superb sorsa The board
took the question up promptly, invited
Or. Farneyhough 20 come down and 5ad-
dress nlass-meeting OF the farmers,
which he did at the May term OF the,
Circuit Court,
* DR.. Ferneyhough' ! theme was the
Texas cal tile tick, aud how to extermt.'
nate It. Dr.. Ferneyhou made an able
nm Instructive address, and when he had
closed he was given q unanimous vote
OF thanks. III II " 81
Il The supervisors were By g lsrislnE vote,
Instructed to recommend to- DR., Fcrlley-
hough man for each district in the
county, for appointment as cattle tnspec-.
tors. In compliance Of said request the
board has sent IN the n ames8 Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen for appointment as ~,
spSctors: n 9 l53 t{3 XIX
stonewall District. n. H. stratton;i
southside District, r. w. Moses;s and for!
,cloverhill District, L. NJ. Drinkard. The
work OF inspection will begin some time
this month and It Is hoped that by fall
this county will be taken out Of qua ran
tine. 3$ ~.
Light Spreading in New Jersey.
Senator colby's Invasion Of other cen,
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SOCIETY IN AsHEvlLLE

(specialsto The Times Dispatch.)4
AsrIEv1LLE, N. CT, June 9.--The we'd;
ding Of Miss stella Cornella Brown,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley 3,
Brown, to Mr.. Wilburn c. Campbell,
which took place at the home Of the
brides parents III this city Thursday
morning, was one OF the most elaborate
OF the summer weddings. n
IS The Brown home was tastily deco
rated In pink and white. and the idea Sof
ia June wedding was fully demonstrated
by The elaborate decorations with pink
and white roses. 81
II The bride was handsomely gowned In
g. travelling suit OF gray taffeta silk, with
handrun tucks, with hat and gloves to
match. 4,
( The maid OF honor Miss Katheryns
May Brown, the only attendant, wore q
ifrock Of cream net OF q soft shade Of
pink tafreta. She carried q large bolt
fquet OF pink and white roses. Bs
ID The best man was Dr. Rnfo Nicer ck-f
en-, Of Waynesyille. an old friend OF the
groom. If 81 sS.s y 3iiS i5
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Lunsford, OF the Baptist Church,
after which reception was held. The
couple left on the afternoon train for an
extended Eastern trip.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles W. woolsey
left yesterday for New York after spend
ing the winter In Asheville at their
country home. From New York they
will 80 to Europe, where they will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Hewitt. for several
months. The party will travel extern
Ssivelys on the continent during the SUM
.mer. Colonel and Mrs. Woolsey will res
turn to Asheville in the fall n
Mr. and Mrs. John a. RoeblinR left
Thursday for; an extended visit to relal-.i'
stives In Trenton, N. y.
I. 81 r e Toome. OF Richmond, has re-
turned TO his home after visit to friends
in .Ashevllle. Ss s5s IA KS
Mrs. Ravene1, OF Atlanta, will arrive In
the city next week to spend the summer
with Mrs. Julian Ravenel. l5S I'd
& Misses Agnes and Susie Carter have
gone to South Carolina for a visit to
relatives. " s3s
b Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Harrison
formerly Of Petersburg. Va, but now, OF
sAsheville. have gone to spend a, few!
weeks at Tate Springs. fl s3
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OF DPOIlV7 COMFORT

/ s (specal to The Times ispa tch.)
Ell OLD POINT COMFORT Al, June o.
The spring season is over at Old Point
end the summer guests have not yet
commenced to arrive at the. hotels. con- \
9sequently there was dearth OF en-
stertaining this week. " w stl
W Among the. lnostesses were Mrs. g8 Louis
p, Bennett, Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. john
ston, Of the post. q.
Invitations have been received at Old
Point from Mrs Edmund Perry Du Val,
OF Anna polls. Md, for the wed ding re-
sception Of her daughter Nancy ouglas,
and Ks Ensign Arthur Philip ~ ield'
United States Navy, on Thursday even-
Ding, June 18th. from eight till ten clock,
+ al Duke OF Gloucester Street, N apolls.
& Miss Florence Booker. Of Fortress Mon
roe. has gone to williamsburg to attend
the finals Of William and Mary. From
there she will go to Lexington to attend
the ". P.b1, finals 53
+ Tho Hon. John Henry ketcha ", VINO
represents the 1'Wenty-flrste New York
District In the national House Of Rep
lresentatiyes and is the oldest member
of that body. accompanied by hlsI family.
Is spending several weeks at the Cham-
berlin, 81 f. u si75s
Other guests now hero are Mis- War
Srington, Cincinnati; Miss Fl Hofer, ciny
cinnatii Mrs. Tom Seaman, Gloucester
Val Miss Wilton. University OF Virginia;
MIR. and Mrs Mills ". shaW. schnec tady,
N, II; Mr.. and Mrs, "A. I, League. Miss
League, Washington; the Misses YYatde,
Nioholasy!le, XVI; Mrs frank TIill. Miss
Hill Carthage, Mo-; Mr., and Mrs. II. III,
d. Prince, Washington Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Van Colt, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
George ", Hal, New York " II Mr.. ana
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Gowns.

At 400 T en- styles sof Gowns. made
4 Of cambria, with yoke trimmed in
Hamburg embroi derry; and high
neck. n,
At 70c.-- Six styles OF Gowns, made
#of scambrio, square. and round neck
! yoke effect. trimmed with lace and
i embroid derry. # IL 5t M s53
At 8Dc---Five styles OF Gowns made
aof a cambria and nainsook, 73 round.
square and " neck. trimned with lace
& and embroidery. gs i
Az $1. 60-Ftfty styles OF slightly
soiled Gowns, made Of cambria and
nalnsook and handsomely trimmed
with emb derry. lace and bead lnEs;
former prices $500 and $3.50, now;
3 81. 10. iii N.
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The Ideal CITY.

The ideal city OF the twentieth Gems
fury Is thus defined by Lucy Maynard
Salmon. a. NJ, professor OF history al
wv city with clean streets, we'll
sprinkled streets, Streets lined with we'll.
cared-for shade trees, ~
Streets and roads that are freed from
sblllboards that are 4 stencil in the COM
Bmunity.
Vacant lots now used as dumping
PLACES turned into attractive squares,
y Benches along the ROADSIDE for weary
pedestrians. Il &. n "a *. e NJ.
& Back yards that are visions Of beauty
instead Of eyesores,
III Window boxes that brighten dull walls
and recreation pierr on the banks OF the
river; ~ p 35i II {
All these make for patriotism as we'll
a. for civic beauty and righteousness.
II It Is true that the boy without q
playground lis father to tho man with
out a. Job, we may shrink from looking
Into the future. Boys and girls are
turned loose on tho streets; mischief,
vice and crime result and when these
condition. become unbearable, we turn
to the cuftew as a negative means OF
dealing with con- ltions that ought never
to have existed. From an Exchange. ~ VI
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Drawers.

drawers.
At 2sc-Two styles Of Ladies' Draw
zers made Of cambria. with hem
stitched rlftle. (. a
At 40c--Fivc styles OF Ladies'
Drawers. made Of cambria and main
sock. with ruffles Of same. with
hemstitched tucks and embroidery.
AT Three styles Of Ladies'
Drawers. made OF cambria or snalnsook.
with deep ruftle Of embroidery, With
ttucks above. al s. Isl, 2
AT Dsc---slx styles OF Ladies' Draw.
ers. made OF na,nsook or cambria and
trimmed with deep nounce OF English
embroidery and torchon laces and in-8
serttons.
AT R1. 90 Ten styles Of Ladies'
4 Drawers, made Of extra qualtty cans
4 brio and nainsook, handsomely
trimmed with English eyelet embrold-8
cry and Val. tlaces and insertions.
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"A. Miss Henson to Wed. ~,
Especial to The Times Dlspateh,)

FORK UNION. g VA, June 9TH ans
inouncement is made Of the approaching
marriage Of Miss Marie Annie Henson
to Mr.. Charles g, Beetle, OF Bluefield.
w. Va, to be celebrated the latter part
of this month at Pearisburg. Giles county,
Va. at the residence OF her brother. ] Judge
w. J. Henson, Immediately after the.
ceremony they leave for Mountain Lake
TO spend their honeymoon, siis
& Miss Henson for the past several SEES
slons has been a teacher in the Fork
Union High School, Mr.. Beetle was for
merly Of Philadelphia, but Is now q prom-
!nent business man Of Buefield,
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.CHJARL oTTE SOCIAL

CIIARLOTTE. June 8. One of the most
Interesting Hocial events OF the week vas
the wedding Tuesday evening Of Miss
jamie Porter 1icC linto ok and Mr. 2. .A.
Cole. popular young people OF the courl-
ty. The q cerenon X took place q at the
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I ~ VA \
Skirts.

X
f3;s At sDc-Eive styles Of Skirts. made
i OF Ecamb rio, With deep flounce Of mus.
elin, hemstitched and trimmed in lace
and EN- broi dery. III
AT. S1. 90 Five styles Of Muslin
Skirts, deep flounce OF embroidery;
also Nj tucked s flounce. with feather
" stitching. , 55z 555s $3
At 81. 30 - ZEN sstyl OF Skirts. made
q Of. cambria and nainsook. deep flouncel
a Of embroidery and also knee flounce.i
tucked and trimmed with lace and \
insertion. 55.s f55
AT 81. % Six styles Of Skirts Of
4 nainsook and cambria, trimmed with
Swiss embroid ery. Val. torchon and
y point de Paris laces; deep flounce,f
Il finished with beading. si3 $s5sl
y At %. bOF our styles OF Skirts Of
n English nainsook A. made wit knee
sflounce and trimmed with German
Va }gS
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spend the coming week visiting friends
IN Virginia. HI
Miss susie Hutchinson Is visiting relas
tives in Baltimore.
Seattle, wash. are visiting friends and
relatives In Charlotte.
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Corset Covers.


AZ 2EclTh three styles OF Corset Gov
ers, made Of good quality cambria
round neck and full front. trimmed
with torchon lace and Hamburg em-5
broldcry.
s. At 4Dc--Four styles OF Corset Cow
:ers, made OF cambria or nainsook, full
front and trimmed with embroidery,
Val. lace and beading.
At 76c-Threes styles OF Corset Cow
ers. made OF nainsook and trimmed
with Val. lace, insertion and enbroid-
cry.
At u. OO.--Two styles OF Corset Gov
lers, made OF English nninsooks. very
full fronts, tucked backs and trimmed
with EN- broidery and Val. lace and In
sertion; ribbons around top. 8
At 81. Five styles OF Corset Cow
ers. made OF nainsook and trimmed
4elaborat ely with lace and embroidery
finished with beading and ribbon.
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m ]! ] lRlzID


N Washing tcn.
III. ~ NV department has been ID
yissd that II u probable that the bat.
/ tleship outh Dakota win DO ready
4 or trial ~ the Pacific coast shout.
Nov ]. "a
@ President Roosevelt Ii said 70 have
xre1ly admitte ted, AZ conversation with
sintimAts friends that ne ysould Ike
~ III to the United States senate az
{ the tration 81 his term, To- succeed
! srhornas q. Plattt The nomination of
Hughes Sor overnor n claimed To be
] tho dfst step towards accompli shing
4 this amb itipn
ss fter kouI months vacation, the
/ supreme court IL the United States
convened Tor the term Of 1867. In
\ accordance With The usual custom an
adj ournment was taken 70 permit the
members e 4 call on the president,
sNhich they did in 81 body The near.
finx of smptions ma tho Il transaction 81
Sotlasr business M postponed untilsto-
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casa!!alty Z les.


ap ard, fcur-year.old son az J.i
on = ii near JJessnp,5
i loy ID u smothsred ~ the cavingsins
nd pitt.
IirssAt summerh small town
Eear 1larysyll NE. estroyed three
ana the Sun newspaper once
I 1ol Mo town ~ Bthrsatensd.
reston, representing ! pub
itShine company ofl Spokane, acciden-
hot himself while out hunting
lleas ga edge, Mont. he Il II u
IcTitical conditi Ion.
Charlss lemon, s prominent
Il 6fid CON d. Ia fatally hurt
E EsSSds John Ilragsr and Ashley Richard.
Injured tby the collapse OF
u alsS pa form on the new bridge at5
SlIse CITY lows
ssapt. achasl Ehret of the Chicago
4 department 10 ca ana Charles
seilyhiae. ilrenan fat lily Injured when
ma Vile Ayer 81 the Chicago q
in g. iirp,Ad struck are
a avsh sis crossina
NJ Is6hsile Cupier ailfe III Dr.
M Culpi received, M feared,
ln3n n SCshicaS e M hen al a,l.1s
IanS Into bug y IA
slie d hsr hnsband ma seven
yyvslterS \ ~ istne.
1|aISl IA; Az q tie acnoon.
Z d 4 as lost xerboard
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SMITHS ADDITION TO BLUNT VI
DESCRIPTION,

Lace
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OF Tax
1asscri! ::s,ec. Town fsansss Due

sUWS GOT N1N and sIS
M M 81 4 SeH and ss sss
s. lotaS 3 and n SES3 10ts 78 314.90
slIW5k Of SEX and s-s;
ana g
Lots and i Ana
Az,
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MENTOR TOWNSHIP.
PEORIA TOWNSHIP.

Amount
of Tax
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-18
BUTTE TOWNSHIP.
Town Lots
HAROLD VILLAGE.
Amount
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Description
BLUNT VILI1AGE
Description

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81 1.3S
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Q 4 IS 1875

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Amount.
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Is 3
$STEBBINs' SECOND ADDITION TO
SS BIyJET VILLAGE aS
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