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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
.GLADEs s.! II !.
nnecla "a .rha rImos.p Isnats

Especial to The 7 lines D spatc 81 VI SIS:
GLADE SPRING, ~ August ii - Isl:
a, II. Cobbs, Of Richmond, Va formerly;
or this place, is the guest Of Mr.! NJ NJ.
Morris and I family
f Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling H. Jones, Of Ats.
.lanta; Ga. formerly Of this place, arc
guests at Washington Springs. \
4 Miss Lou Martin, who has !: been In
Richmond, Va, for several months, re-
turned to her home at this place Monday
night. " s2i n 81 $f&S8s 81 .;s II "A
a Mr. and Mrs, II. 9, Elliott and little
daughter, OF Lynohburg, Va, are the
guests 3of Mrs. Mary H.. Mckinney. u.
Miss Edna shumate, Of 2earisburg, Va,
Is visit Ing the Misses Williams. XII
Professor Hart, Of Richmond, Ya.,fwho
has been conducting the Teachers Nor-4
NAL at Amory, Va, left here for his
home "Wednesday. rs Ii
y Mrs. N. Nv. Owen and daught ter Miss
Allse, who have been Mt the Springs for
some time. went to Bristol. Va, Thurs.
day. q ls # Si 81
Miss Pearl Summers has returned from
a visit to relatives In Chrlstiansburg, Va.
Miss Mary Summers, Of Bristol, Va,
is spending her vacatlo here with home
folks. Is @ IS
n Judge w. f. Rhea and wife, Of Blstol,
Va. are guests at the, SPRINGS this
week. IN IN ty4 y 81 s85
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Il Bynchburg, are the guests Of Mrs. s.

Re- Bolton "
Miss Douglass, OF Faubers, is the guest
of Misses Minnie and Mary Dolen.
DR.. Moore Is now the guest Of his.
grandmother, Mrs Vim. D. Cabell. st,
Miss Emma Bryant, who has been Wis
iting at Mrs. IS. r.. Bottoms, returned
To her home near Tye River, on 2 ues-'
day. $
n Mr. Henry 1swers. Of West Virginia. Is
visiting his family here h VI: Il
"a good many from here expect to att
tend the barbecue. which Will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan on the Ryan
farm. near Oak Ridge. on saturday. ~
" Mr.. Mayo Brown Is the guest of his
brother, Mr.. "A lexand err Brown, OF Union
yEIl & IA III 1. 5 Sc II {5
The Infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
ED ,rhon1 pson died on Monday morning.
aged sSs aboll i eight months. and was
buried at II 'a rmount buryIng-ground on
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Spencer was visiting In
sLynchburg last week. IL s5 X
Mr.. Joe Brown. OF Alexandria, spent
Sunday night with friends here. II.
* sMr.fand Mrs, Lavender of Lynchburg,3
are visiting Mr. land Mrs. Charlie Rob D.!
erts. 3 35 VI
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BUENAv VISTA
fsnecial 10 Tho Times. Dispatch,)

n IA 338Ej Especial z to Tho Times. Dispatch
4 BUEN AZ VISTA, Va, August Ii
Misses Pauline Ernbree and Anna Pa y
ton entertained at progressive whist It'll
dayf evening at the home OF Mrs. Fannie
6. Paxton, 7 In honor: Of sN1iss Bunnie 6.
Tyler, OF Tappahannock. II who Is a guest
S3of Miss Julia Wells. was "a most en-
joyable OCCASION S !S.ist
4 Mr.. Fl s. R1cker was In GLynchburg
last week on professional buslne l5af3
1.-THE Heights the attractive summer
resort here. Is the scene Of much gaiety
this season. This is the most successfu "
season this popular resort has had for
many years. It As under q new manage
.menti4 e .3xs 7. "a 81 81 8 IL
a long visit at his home, in Williams ms,
port. Pa. 5 ~ Il Y II. j! 4, !.
Nj. j. =. L. Dickinson Is away on hl Y
inn Ll Nlslsl
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LEXINGTON
lspectal u T,ha MINES. p!:lspateh.l

IS Especial to The Times Dlspa tch, -
d LEXINGTON, Val August l1,-Rey
DR.. 8Thorntonf Whaling, of las, Texas.
late pastor Of the Lexing ton Presbyte-
rim Church, reached Lexington Thurs
day 10 visit his former fparish!oners, and
Is the guest OF MI; Matthew Paxton.
7Je Will preach for his former congre-
on ton sunday, DR.. Whaling is very
popular In Lexington, and 10 a receiving
cordial greetings from his many friends
here, 5 81 ]. Fl. !. :t 5, "a Z.
Rev. ]. + o. Knott, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Church, Lexington. and Mrs
Knott, are visiting relatives In Freder-
ick, Md. and ut shepherdstown. w Va,
Thoy will DO gone for several weeks,
M. DI5nott,s pulpit Sunday morning will
be filed by Rev Frank #. Neel, and
ct night by Mr., William G.. MCDOWELL, Jr,
Mr.. Bayard 9. Hayward, of South
Carolina, has Joined his family in Lex
ington, where they have been some time,
visiting Mrs. Alexander p. Campbell,
Mrs. Heyward's mother, PHI
Attorney G eneral William "A. Anderson
reached Lexington from Richmond some
days ago. to spend a vacation with his
Mr.. Mason q. Deaver OF the licking
ton postottlce, is visiting Atlantic City
and other points OF interest.
Miss Matte Davis, OF IIolcomb Rock,
and Miss Emma Gray Jennings, Of
Lynchburg. are the guests Of Miss Hes-
sic Adair. d.sag !. ~ IA
Miss Matte boiling. OF Richmond. is
visiting the home Of Mrs, Thomas j.,
Preston. 5S #S{
Mrs Thomas r. Rice. OF Roanoke,
Is visiting Mrs, James NJ, senseney
Mrs. i. p, Harvey. Of Blaokshurg, is
the guest Of Mrs. John NJ. Qulsenberry.
Miss Gertrude Ettinger Is visiting rel
atiyes in Hagerstown. Md, and Martins
burg, w. Va.
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HORSE SHOW GERMAN
Elegant Dance at staunton Led
by Colonel II. II, WaYt.
Especial to The Tlrnes-Dlypatch)

en- (spsGaa1 70 Tx Tms nIMsf be
4 hs ws one of the most brant ana
largely attended germans held " staun-
ton for years, The merry dancers were
Some of those present were Colonel and
Mrs. III. II. WAIT. Or, and Mrs. Baldwin
Wayt, Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
lee, Miss Wayl. Mr. and Mrs. = &,
Randolph. MI. and Mrs Horn. Mrs: Blair
Johnson, and Mr.. G. G., Brtnton. 81 Phil
adelph!!a: MI and Mrs; = r. TAYLOR
s sGsns' ta anu n Elder Dr. and Fs Kris at
II sasf sy a at Mrs hrad tGa rs s
M. Blaekford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Okie,
Mrs Frank w. Bell. DIR. and Mrs #. NJ.
Mrs Thomas. q, Bowling. Mr aud Mrs,
q Ersklne Miller, Misses Lucy and hes-
Iunet Bell with Mr.. John. =. Crowle, Jr;
Frazier; Miss Sue Bel with M, Columbus
HALE ys Mss Hiss t 9ssy n ppySn WIZ Wh Mt ME-
Jack Mosifr, Miss Helen Adams With Mir.
l., i. Holman. Miss Marion Lindsay with
Mr. John Kable; Miss Lou Eauntleroy
t Ts NJ Mth heGa sosiie Mss 5a as l j
Miss 1'unstall with Mr., Baasett lslaskleyi
Miss Janet summerson with mn, AFT, Y. n.
East; Miss Flynn with Mr.. Elliott: MISS
SMn XIII tyennie H Conrad G With Mr. W Han
gnond; Miss Carrie Armistead with ct.p-
tain Roller; Miss Rose HARRISON ,Hdtll
Mr.. W. b. fimberlakei Mrs: p IL. Hen
derson With Mr. Richard Waliett r. Z, 7.
Miss Rsainls Allen Wlah Str, Duncan !!
Atkinson; Miss Anne Bell wifi Ar. Raw
leigh Taylor, Miss Lucy, Robertson WITH
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WAVERLY.52S
f.li E CO. 800

$&3 Special to q The Times Dspatch.)
5WAY11RLY, " A., August 11.--Mis ses
! Nellie liant Of Denton, Nd, and jess
sic sparlslin, Of p Petersburg, visited the
Misses Fleetwood, Of this place, the lat
ter part Of the past week t.s
j55 MI. and Mrs. William Breedln,# OF r icl-
mond. who have been the guests Of Dr..
and Mrs ] ohm H.. May for some time.
left for Lawrenceyille M onday ,fternoon,
where they will visit relatives.
M Miss soulie Blanche Burt has returned
to her home here, after spending ten days
with Miss Nellie Virginia Gray, Of suf;- u
folk. "a 35, 5 rs!
AZ. Everett. Of Suffolk; Buela Burch, Of
Richmond; N1aema { sydnor. or staunton,
spent Thursday In the homes Of A1essrs.s
John w. and Robert T. " West. on Cop
sperhonk Avenue. n s3l 81 ji t M 9s e,s
Mrs. Fannie spratley and son ana
daughter, Mr. Vernon Spratley and Miss
Laura Garrett spratlcy, returned to their
home in Hampton Wednesday, after
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. b. Spratley. Of Central Hotel. 3i 4. 4
Miss Louise Holland, Of Franklin, who
has been the guest Of Miss 4Lilly$V. Har-
rlson, corner of Main Strickland Copper
shonk Avenue returned to her HON 9. ac :,
5companled by Miss Harrison, fon w ednes-.
day. IN 81 l5
Mrs. w. G. Farrar and little daughter,
Garlan Hope, and Miss fDlla Beale. Of.
SUFFOLK. arc spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. r, T. West. Of N y So Cop
perhonk Avenue. sSs n
Mr.. r, w. Arnold. Jr.,kyof Norfolk, Is
spending HIS vacation with his PARENTS.
Judge and Mrs. r. W. Arnold, OF Wa
verify. Is ID u
1 j, Misses Lizzie Smith and Grace Slade,
Of Dendron, visited in the 4 home Of the
formers uncle. Mr.. J !. f. Smith, Of No,
6O7 West Main Street, ~ He III fl3 s5 81 u
4. Mr.. Fred A. Thompson, a former cti-
zen OF Waverly, but now OF Norfolk,
spent Sunday In town with his A old
friends. 81 ~ x 81 ts
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sWILMI N N IN. c.
-fspec,al to The Times Di tchD

s Especial to- The iTlmes-D spalc en-
WILMINGTON. NJ C.,y August y, - q,
past week was that OF Miss Sue Clark
OF Tarboro, N, c., and Marsden Bellamy|
ESD. popular young lawyer q tht1
city and junior member Of the firm q
Si ey Bellamy & Belamy, The groom
elect is II graduate OF the State uniYer1
Isity and was n social lion VI = 70 ~ col /
ilege, and the brlde- elect comes from OF
of the oldest North Carolina 1aInllley
and is a popular young lady OF the STATS
Tho ma rriage Will occur oyeHber@ ~ IN
miss Josephine Budd, Of q Petersburg
va who has been visiting Mr.. and Mr.
tRobert g. peRosset, at their cottage IA !
tWriphtsyille beach, and. whose engage
sn,ent to Captain John YanB. Metts wa
recently announced, returned home IN
1weok.s {. The date for the wedding y ha
been fixed as Tp esday, November 2oth,
4tendent Of transportation Of the Allan
tic Coast Line. and family. have gon
| to Buffalo jLithia Springs, Va, to spen
several weeks.
Va, Is one Of the popular visitors of II
season, being the guest OF Mrs. Josep
Handy at the Beach,
Mrs, j, w, Murchison, with Mr.. al
Mrs, Beneham Cameron, OF Raleigh. fls1
3r0luTVeQ ITOllLfth dS't6b fAo4I W n.
ihatan,', the country home In Clarl
county OF Mr.. Peter Mayo, Of Rlchrnon
Two receptions the present week
delightful nature was one given In hon
OF Mrs Edward Nelson and another glvd
complimentary to Miss lone Scott
Graham, who Is the guest Of Miss El
Jacobs. 835 Z. n M (. S
A congental party from Nash ille. Ten
has been at -Wr!ghtsyile Beach this wee
making the trip from Nashville In 4
private car OF Mr.. Y. II, Ambrose, Seer
&tary and Treasurer Of the I0uisvil
Chattanooga and ST. Louis Railroa
Those In the party are Mr.. Am broses q
wife, Mr., and Mrs, u q. Treamer, Miss
Rosa and Sophie "A brose, " innle, Hu
and Ellen Ambrose, ana Messrs, =,
and ], 4, Ambrose. Ssili M
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FRANKLIN SOCIAL.

s5s fspeciall 10 The Times Dlspa CHI
FRANKLIN VA, August ll,--Mrs N.
r. Norris, OF Waverly, Va.,a Is the guest guest
OF Mrs. y. w. 4 Norris, on Third Avenue.
Mrs, Matte de Bordenave ls visiting
her son, Mr$Lly.e dc Bordenave, In Nor
Mr.. Arthur Pettigrew Of Richmond,
spent Sunday In Franklin.
Misses Elsie and Eunice Hosier, OF Nor
folk, are guests OF Miss Virginia 1aaWls,
mt Carrsvil lille. III 5s t3
mouth, is the guest OF Miss Lizzie Beale,
Misses Nettie coughlln and Lou Tay.-5
lor, Of CORTLAND, spent Friday With Miss
Ruth Owens. 3 5.
Mrs, NJ, story and daughter, Miss
lPattle are guests OF Mrs, Mamie NJ,
Lee. In DrewryYille, Va.
guest OF Mr., Il. w. Norris on Monday.
Miss Yirgie Prince. OF Empor!a, = me
guest OF her sister. Mrs, P. wv, p Jones'
Miss Annie Beale is spending the week
in Como, NJ. O., with friends.
Mrs, j. 81. Cobb and little daughter
Emily, are visiting friends N courtlandi
this week. l5l4 .55l ,sish5
Miss Mary benson Pretlow. Of New
York Clty,I'is a i guest OF her mother
Mrs ] joshua Pretlow, on Clay Street.
Mr., j, Dab Rawls, q this place. has
accepted a position with Marion County
Lumber Company, OF Marion. 8. @ %
Misses Eyie and Inez knight returned
Tuesday night from q two weeks stay
at Ocean View, They were accompanied
home by Miss Fay Joynes, Of Norfolk,
Mr.. and Mrs. n, NJ, Bryant. Of Free
man, spent last week with Mrs. r. NJ.
Bryant, on Fourth Avenue
Mrs. p. ]. Norfloet and baby who
have been visiting Mrs. w, q, Norfleet
returned to their home In Marion, 8. g.,
sAS Mrs. JONI nisaN' B, Brewer and daughter
Miss Julia, returned Wednesday night
from months stay in Asheyllle, N. G.
Mr. G. Ohio sledge, OF Green Plain,
Southampton county, spent Wednesday
evening In Franklin, .8,
Mr. p. N. Herbert. Misses Mary. Lena
and Rebia Herbert. OF Norfolk, and Miss
Courtney Cox, OF FarmYllle, arc guests
of Mrs W, IT. Pace. \, I. &, II
Miss Reble Council accompanied Miss
Bernice Fitzgerald OH her return to Ac-,
comac county. ~ f4 ,,t5s
II Mr. Clyde Parker, former reyident
Of Franklin, is spending the week with
friends here. 4 II y e "A
Mr., g. ". pardea spent last week Sat
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CREWE SOCIAL,

Especial TO The Tmes-D ispatch,)
Graham entertained recently In honor OF
her guest Miss Nellie Abbitt. Of Con-
D Mr. Henry Clay Smith, OF Florida,
Mrs. Edward James has returned from
a visit to her cousin, Mrs Chesley Dun
kun, OF Worsham.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, J, Moore. have re-
turned from Crews - e con NaYerly' ,,.,t
Mrs. Alice Harper.
Tho Grand International Auxiliary to
tho Brotberhood of Locomotive Epgl-
neers went to Ocean View Friday on
their annual picnic. The auxiliary is
very strong here and quite a, number
Went. taking the train at 4 O'Clock IN
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his old home In Hereford county. N.C.
Z Mrs. Ben Holt Is spending the week
with her sister, d rs. ". u G.. Park r.
Mr. Hudson Council returned Monday
night fromSa months trip in Colorado.
Miss Nellie Mae Howell, who has been
the guest Of Miss allie Mae Howell. on
High Street, returned to her home in
Suffolk on Monday
Mrs. Captain j. G.. Wills 1 accompanied
her daughter Mrs p. Y. Robertson, on
her return home Ito Norfolk Monday.
4 Among those from Franklin who at
tended the Old Soldiers Reunion a t Como,
N CT. last Wednesday, we're Prof. John
3. Brewer. Col. W. n. Pagan, Messrs.
iI''.29D D. Camp, r. y p, Hines. ] .5 Y. Boone
and r. u Howell VI IA ~. y. " sN.
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the morning. returning that night at ~
MI. Lew Lew Zen. e; China j! !, s5ai
I.ynchburg, leotured in sst he qhristihlil'
Church here Tuesday evening lis F,lec-,
sture was very interesting and instrlnc-
& Misses Eva Edwards and Susie Clark,
Of Petersburg. are visiting Mrs, ~
4 Mir. # Frank 81 Calhoun and family Of
Roanoke, visited Mrs. II. Hines the the
n Miss Lizzie Rice, who has been " sit-l
Ing q M Mrs. . Horace Anderson returned to
Charlotte county Tuesday, accompanied
by her niece, little Miss Miss Lottle An tl'
Miss Pauline Goolsby. q Roam qke 4 IS
y Xdnms and md M Hrs hg Rs B 81
Mrs. George W. Oliver attended thee
camp meetlngGatS Falls last week.
4 Mrs. G, gSf G. q Pond M and a6 children aTee
spending week In Pet ersburgs !, V, "
Mrs, Aightower, Of Chase City, visits
ed her son. Mr.. 2. dig ftow ls' iast
week
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NELSON, NOTES Re: !.

8S IN ftspec!al to Tho Times Dtspa tch,)
K NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY, Vas,
August 11,-AIr. and Mrs, James Robert
son, of Roanoke. arrived here Sunday,
where they will spend the month Of Az.
gust with relatives.
Mrs, Jim Heath and two children left
on Tuesday to Visit AIRS. Heath, OF
'Scottsyille. 8j NJ
Miss Lucy g. cabell visited l1ynohburg
last week. d ". d s5s3
Mrs, Phelph and two little daughters,
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a month a. the guest : OF his brother.
Mrs. Bureigh and tho children left for
Vermont to visit Mira. Burlelgh s parents
at her former home.s Il gs8
& Cards have been Issued announcing for
the evening OF "Wednesday, AUGUST 22d.
the marriage OF Miss Mary Hazel Connor,
daughter OF Mr. aud Y Mrs. William Il.
Conner, 10 Mr.. Wiley c.. Crouch h. Tbs
marriage Will &be celebrated at the home
OF tha BRIDES parents, 1islsss
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Mr.. II. L opie; Miss Susie Robertson
with Mr. ]. Peyton cochran 3; Miss V Sarah
Miss Ethel Knowles wit Mr.. S. a ii. q Her
isorl; liss Mary Glenn Uhler with MIR. r.
Il. N1agoon Is M ss Kat q Benson with MR..
y. IT. Timberlake, Miss Mary Shreckhise
with Mr. Warren Bird. 1tSA s4
q Refreshments were served about mid.
night Mr. "a. w. & Black eyj managed $the
german very satisfactorily. ittifi
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..749cc.

Misses and Children's One
Strap, Patent Ne Tip, Slippers,
soft kid skin. !.
Children's Red Kid, ono strap
samples, and small lots Of
other styles worth up to S1.oO,,S;
now 4oc, ;s5ii2i 5ll
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When We Advertise
$It Is Always SO.
g1lTi. IiI97
69c
q -. q 4 n - ~ -

b Misses and G hiidren'a Black
Kid Oxford Ties, Butcher cut,
sold at SLIPS. 8sS5
Misses and Chlldren's Brown
Kid Butcher Oxfords: sold 8Eas It
! s1.5o, In SOC lot 8,is Il
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-10
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i'm 9duie lumber, me9aniI9 traf ie 0ie
8orbereitureen gum @6enOeTen. S:s
itano i'm Segriff, Den Slid gu osden,
oa bemertte iie, BOP Die @eftede febIten,
uberbaupt oIe5 Silber5eug peri9puns
Den tpdr!
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simmer traten, ftanb Die ate S9nefter
in gebro9eaer 9altuns. nit fieternoen
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Mir babt Sbr teinen einsigen 20ffeI
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biniiber in bas Sterbs5immer un0
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tbr 8ett, oas 10 piele Sabre neben Dem
Der leioenoen Mutter geitanOen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-10

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- Hase perIafen indianapolis nm 700 nno
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1br wa&mittoss, fHnene Sabrt mad Sort
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mad ScIebc, Detroit unb Gina perbinoeno-
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Iaufen, gerbinburg ma&enb.
11:30 @benb-3us mad Nuneie.
11:30 Ibenbs3us mad geru.
3ise fabren mad Sort Benjamin Sarris
ION I'm 6:45 Sm, 9:05 EN-, 11:05 Sm, LOS
Sim unb 800 Sim.
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minaI @sbdube. gbOnes Neu, gsain 6055;
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9 rbr abenbs, in Dapton, Obic. NIT allen
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torpn.
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minaI @ebdube. 9bones : Neu, Rain 6055
SILT, Nain It's.
5nDtauapDIts & WarttHsutle.
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indianapolis Goal SrattiDn 90.
gage Iaufen fhinoIid DON S~noianapets
na@ gIairEeIb pom 300 n5r Rcreens Bio
TOO rbr Abembs.
sbenbsise I'm 9 unb IL 1br Abenbs.
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minaI @, bdube. 8bones Nsu, Main 6055;
Mlt, Rain l75.
indianapolis & Nurtbwefern.
s&nens 3ase mad GratpforSsuine uns Go
fapeite Iaufen ftinbIi@ bon 500 ubr ROrs
gems BIB 900 nbr Abenbs. gni9Iub In
2afapette fir Ghieago nno allen ncroweits
Ii9en gunften.
Der Bug UNI 1000 rbr abenbs fdbrt Bios
bts nod 2ebancn.
Der Sus INN 11:30 ubr Abenbs fdbrt bts
mad Sranffort. Ani&Iub In 2ebanon FIR
grawforbspiIe berieIbe fdbrt tn Der eonru
tag sta6t bios BIB mad 2afGbette.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-10

= Qimtteb.
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atlanta, Tipton, 8otomo, @aIpefou,
u alton, 2~osansport, Nianti, gunier 9th,
B.ru uab Glppob.
70 90 gm. / 40 Sim.
8 45 gu,. *3 90 Nm.
- 90 Bm. 8 % Trt.
Z 45 0m. 50 90 SIN.
% 90 9n. B Do Sim.
9 10 SIN. ~ 90 Sim.
III 90 9nt. *9 90 Sim.
IL 40 Bm. IL 80 Sim.
II 90 gtm.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-14

THE RECORD is THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
CHAVES AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
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Governor Hagerman in his procla-
nation designating this the 129Ch an
niversary of the adoption of the Am
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-14
A GLORIOUS HISTORY.

Governor Hagerman in his procla-
nation designating his the 10th an
niversary of the adoption of the Am
erican flag, as Flag Day, says more
than, Whereas" and Therefore"
Following is an extract from his
proclamation:
"The first fag that was legally adop
ted, amid the storms and stress of
war, foated over the Territory now
occupied lty the ttt'teen original
states. which was inhabited by about
100000 souls, Only one hundred
md twenty-nine years have passed
away since then, and now that flag
contains forY-fve stars, representing
that number of independent common
wealtns. with a population of over
sO.000,0Ge freemen. From the mar
row space between the A~Alleghenies
and the Atlantic. the flag has crossed
the Mississippi, crossed the AlAleghe
mics and the Rocky mountains, reach
ed the Pacific, crossed tina ocean to
the Aloutian Islands, to Hawaii, and
farther yet. to the gateway of the
Orient, tne great Philippine Archi-
pelago; and wherever it floats, it is
the same flag of the free. guarantee
ing, life. liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness" to all American citizens.
1.-The history of our flag is short.
but, more advancement has been
made during its life, in all that goes
to make up the sum of human happi-
ness. h in all the years that clap
sed since the fall of toe Roman EN-
pire.
at has been handed down to us
by generations of patriots. who car
ried it safe amid every peril. saved
it from dishonor and estowe 1t with
the best blood that ever flowed from
human veins. How then can we fail
to love and honor the sacred emblem?
Our children should be taught to look
up to its beautiful folds with devo-
ton, second only to that they owe
to God They ought to be taught to
lead honorable, upright lives ever
ready to maintain the right and resist
wrong. no matter in what form it
comes, so hat if they ever should be
called to defend their flag in battle.
they could do so with brave, true
hearts and clean hands; and thus the
flag of the free shall be b~equeathed
to future generations as pure and up
spotted as it came to US"
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All advertisements to insure inser-
ton in the same days Issue of The
Record should be in the printers
hanos before eleven o'clock in the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be in the Of
flee by clever O'Clock to prevent it's
being run that day.
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Does.-Last Notice.

All persons paying dog tax on or
before Saturday, June 10th, 1906.
will save so cents on each dog; af-
ter that date, the collection of dog
tax will be turned over to the Mar
shall, and so cents will be added as
collection fees. Dated this June 18th,
1906.
FRED J. BECK,
City Clerk.
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You can get them on trial.
The trial costs you nothing; the
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