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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

While this vote was being counted
the convention elected for county
committee for the ensuing two years j.
II. Merrifeld of Newfane, G. II. Will
liams of Rockingham, ]. II. Ware of
Townshend, DR.. l.. t. Page of Whining
ton and L. d. Taylor of Brattleboro.
The committee on resolution reported
the following platform which was
unanimously adopted:
The republicans of Windham county heart
lily approve and endorse the administration
Of Theodore Roosevelt as president of the
United States. We adopt and affirm the
platform of the republican state convention
as our platform in the coming campaign.
We pledge our support to the republican
state ticket and TO the republican county
ticket this day nominated.
In spite of the oppressive heat the
delegates began to sit up and take no
tice when the time came for the ex-
pected fight over the state s attorney
ship. In speech that was brief but
to the point H. D. Ryder of Rocking
ham nominated Mr.. Bacon. He said
Mr.. Bacon would bring to the office
good Judgment and honesty and that the
county would not only follow prece-
uent Duu 60 what WAS Dcot loi ito iheci
ests by nominating him. A. F. Schwenk
of Brattleboro and l.. r. Pierce of Lon
donderry seconded the nomination of
Mr.. Bacon. C. R. Crosby arose for the
purpose, many supposed, of seconding
this nomination on his own behalf, but
instead he withdrew Mr.. Barber s name
from the contest and in behalf of the
defeated candidate seconded the nomi-
nation. Mr. Barber's eleventh hour
withdrawal surprised many of the dele
gates but all seemed pleased at the ter
mination of the fight. Mr.. Bacon was
nominated by acclamation.
For high sheriff c. H. Williams pre-
sented the name of Arthur Fl. Thomp-
son of Rockingham. Frank Laughton
of Dummerston drove several people
from the hall by long-winded ha..
rangue in favor of Adm F. Miller of
Dummerston for this office. Mr..
Thompson nomination was seconded
by c. R. Crosby Of Brattleboro and del
egates from Wardsboro and Grafton,
and the vote stood as follows:
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WANTED.

rrD gGsIIa g.sIa. yia .Ss:p pSS1''' Ssa L. .sii IL
+" RICHARDSON. i2u
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

For side Judge from the northern dis.
trict F. C. Brigham of Jamaica nomi-
mated +. b. Pier of that town. He was
seconded by number of delegates in
Guiding C. W. Dunham of Brattleboro,
and as there was no opposition he was
chosen by acclamation. A contest de-
veloped over the choice of the other
candidate for judge between the pres
ent incumbent, Frank Worden of Hall
fax, who was nominated by J. II. Winn
of that town and NJ. /. Reed of Vernon,
who was nominated by A. A. Dunklee.
J. L. Martin of Brattleboro made a
brief speech by way of seconding Mr..
Worden s nomination as did also D. A.
Benson of Newfane, while DR.. G. E.
Foster of Putney, II. II. Shaw of MARI
boro and W. Fl. Vinton of Brattleboro
seconded Mr.. Reed nomination. The
racult Of tba ballot was "a follows.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

On the second ballot the Westminster
candidate secured enough of the Bush,
Butler ans Kingsley support to land
him winner as follows:
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

WANTED D-Bricklayers. laborers and
NELL " months work. ADAMS q
taIsy taIsy &. pellett, manager. at'u
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

.,,Tpp-Au around man on farm, Good
MAN., ,rI ,irady job for right man. II,
s@,t,1irg Guiliord Springs Farm, 0uilford
E VA 2i-u
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

-op SALE CHEAP-Mowing machines; l.
TUE s' Rrekoye. 2.horse Buckeye. 2.horse
!, lscia-Dies s5isr ad.hand rake. J. II. UNDER
Ne NeSon eTa' 'ycviane. VI. 2T.2sc
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

rosr-Open,face gold watch on ,Townshend
ball grounds, or on the way there, AFTER
noon Of June 80. Reward for informsu9h fl
:, ,s,urr and no questions asked. LEE II.
|SiLF South Londonderry, Vt. 27'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
FOR SALE.

|TOR SALE standing grass on op9nasT pSmmsrs'
s nm. Inquire OF A. u. GooDALE,
hl u 26.27'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

=, sArE-Standard makes OF automobiles
I've a. bargains in secondhand cars, also a
+ Nv N BICYCLES, supplies, and talking
..A;nss MANLEY BROS. l4.tf
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

Es,yrrp.-Tuo drst'class ieamsters; mus,
NAs'i,B and come well recommended,
e M s,'S ,car round, 4, @. 4 y, @. BURN
NV Montague City, Mass. 2a'27e
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

GEO. H. aoRHAM, M. D., whitney hlost
Main Street. Brattleboro, Practiee lin,itsa
70 the diseases OF the Eye. Ear, Throat and
Nose. ohice hoursi 9;90 TO IL, I 10 D. m.
Tuesdays and Fridays only. Remainder OF
week at Bellows Falls,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
TO RENT.
LOST.

rosr-Between DIR. Lynch's office and the
rtIiot 81 market, pocketbook contain
j., "a Return to MRS. BRIDGET CON
NELLY, Grove st. 2Tc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-21
Sickening, ShiverinR Fits

Of ague and malaria can be relieved
and cured with Electric Biii-rs. This
is q pure, tonic medicine OF .sp.cisl
benefit in malaria. for Il -x-rts true
curative influence GA the disease. driv-
lrg It entirely out ~ ;h- sy.t-m Il,
10 much 20 BE- preferred To- .uinin-
having none Ut this drug. bad after
ed-cts +. >. Monday Of Henrietta.
Tex. writes My brother VA. very
low witt mals'isl fever and laundice
til he tuuk Electric Rittprs. which
saved IA. life" At ali drug stores
Price 5Os, guaranteed
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Hospital Benefit.

The ladies Aid Hospital A.socia-
ton will give benefit" 81 the resi-.
dence Of Mr. J. - Padgstt on Monday
evening, 22i inst
No regular program will BE- arranged
but tn. best musical talent OF the city
during the evening
The small entrance fee ~ - cents
will -niiile each 10 refreshments. con-
sIstin1 Of chicken salad and no; drink.
which will be served from : 20 ~ ~
y III,
Orders for salad 10 BE- sent out will
be- promptly tillrd.
This 10 a cause thS, should appeal -
eli let the public turn out.
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Farewell Sermon.

To ,h- Whit. and Coior.d Friends
% the City viii preach my are
ve., sermon ~ Bethel \. " r. Church
D'o!or"iD sunday ard sunday night.
Every body ia cordially invited o. at.
tend Come prepared - h~lp ~
financially. food music Will b. r-u-
d-rrd Rev VI = Pearson ~!
preach 81 II a m Erv II. X. H.!
and i. + Cousin Will vrea,h a. 3 ;.
N Rev y Wari Eag .ry, \. T.. Will
preach hl- farewell sermon AZ 80 =.
m. assisted by E"v. VI. NJ Pon;ol.
l. Il \ ". Wallace, J VI Dea.. VI
i >aptiou and o,h-r-. Come Ear =
and get seats
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AT the CHURCHES TO-DAY.
The Various Places Of Worship. Where
Those Desiring May Attend.

Service. will BE- observed at the va
rions places Of worship this >a0tath
as follows
Fret Baptist Church. Rev =. h.
Rogers-Sunday school At . 81 a. IN.
Preaching At 1879 Q. m. Meeting oi
Sunbeams at / AS p. m. Junior =. Y.
p. L. At ? 80. and senior L Y r. 4. at
3:l5 2. III, No evening service.
Fret Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Thos Park Hsy-Pr-aching at 10 81 O.
m. Sabbath school at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. ItetIng 81 Westminster
League ~ 8 As .. m. and evening serv-
ice &C I 80 o'clock.
KsvaDAugh Methodist Church. Rev.
I. J. NlxOn-Sunday school At s:3Da
n. Preaching At lO 800 III subject,
''One Flower from q Hidden Garden
Junior League At 2:l5 p m Senior
League At p m; subject. The
spirit. filed Life" Evening service at
7:l5 O'clock; subject, How to Come
to Christ" Good music by the choir
Adventist Christian Church-Sunday
sch, oil at ESQ q, M. sermon by the
pastor st 1890; subject, "VhAt the
Church May Expect Of the Christians /"
Lecture % 70. m. subjrc,. "p5ing"
The usual services will be held at
Holy Trinity Episcopa! aud -.
Patricks Catholic churches.
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BOTH FOOD
AND MEDICINE

AA@N IVA I ~ ~ l..
We like best to call Scot, ,
Emulsion 4 food-medi,ine. II
is a term that aptly describes
the character and action OF
our Emulsion. More thar 4
medicine-more than Il food.
yet combining the vital pr;n-
ciples Of both. 1t is for this
reason that SCOTS Emulsion
has a distinct and special
value in all wasting diseases.
There is nothing better 70
remedy the troubles of i'm
perfect growth and delicate
health in children. The action
Of SCOTS Emulsion is just as
effective in treating weak
ness and wasting in adults.
SCOTT & BOVINE. -, Pe"' Street, New yors
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PROF. HOLLOWAY HERE.
State Superintendent Of Schools HaS
Been on . Visit to South Florida.

Been on Visit TO South Florida.
Hon. W. " Holloway. State SUPER
intendent Of Public Instruction. ar
rived in the city Saturday from south
Florida, where he has been on an in
spectiOn Of schools.
II am gratihed 10 End everything all
right in South Florida." remarked Mr..
Holloway. when s.k-d shout the con-
ditiOn OF the schools. II hav. made an
extended tour Of the more important
schools in the territory covered aud
find that the Instructors are A. q rule
above the sverag. requirement. and
that they are doing good work"
Prof Holloway -xpecn TO remain
here for few days ard mlngle among
HE old friends.
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MRS. JoRoAn's RECEPTION.
rendered Her Nieces. Misses har'p-
tor ara Richards.


Perfec; SeSit-r. b-su,,'ul HJN-S.
graceful Rre-n-ry and charming wo-
m-n, dainty govnrd. comb ned ~ as
sure . lovely recrp, on a. the residence
" Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Jordan on the
afternoon aid evening Of Thursday,
Jan. ls:h
Their charming h, me Was daTkeuei
and rendered more cApac.Ols by The
rich porIieres enclosing the front
porch. AEordIng smother large, hand.
sDnely iurn. SHE'D reception room In.
eide was the CLEAN OF crims IN. shaded
candlearbra. the graceful trsc-ry Of
Southern smllSx, the ri,h glow VI great
masses OF crimson roses. salvia csmv.
Las aud carnations banked avon man
tee aud gsriAndlnx Windows.
Beneath . canopy OF crimson aud
green stood the far hostess. HbwLed ia
cream SATIN ard gauE- ami .ooxiug q
bonnie bride despite OF her nine years
Of welded life; u-x, 10 her Mes
Minns Hampton in crepe de Par. u
canary. with lace bertha, 9sruets
and cream roses Miss Christine l. CHI
ards, wearing Gainty draphsnoI.
princess gown u figured chiffon over
blue six win white ro--. Mise CATH
erIne Hampton, IN white OrgaLdy and
lace over whit. elk with pink POSES
made n charming trio II CRASH GRACE
aud wIns1m-h-..
The punch bowl, presided over by
Mss nellie Browsrd VI jacksonville.
formed a charming setting for her
brunette beauty. -mbelII.hed by the
handsome gown Of yellow satin anu
lace. Mrs. DOEer VI JacksonvlIIe.
sister Of the host-ss, and Mrs. Rich
ards poured tea aud coffee. While Mrs.
ThomSs, Mrs. Woods aud Mrs. Taylor
were most efficient IN serving the
refreshments VI toothsOme salads.
sandWiches, etc. All the afternoon the
tnrongs of ireLds coming ard going
bore testimony to good cheer within
and rendered the youDg element eager
for coming VI evening, when the hos.
pItable doors were thrown open to en-.
Iertein the De lies aud b-aux ot Gaines.
vile.
This TIME cards ~e.e .psc,s! features
and the many happy faces gave te.t.
mony TO the pleasure Of the OCCASION.
OF the out-oi-town guests present
during the af;trn bon AID evening were
Mrs. >crIv-n puIi.r Of JacksouvI.e,
Mn Chestnut OF Alacaua. Mrs Jordan
~ Alabama. Mrs sheffield Of L4ke
City, Mss Br0wArd OF Jacksonville.
Mr.. Cricnton Of New YORK.
Among the guests hu.- presence vas
especially appreciated by the hostess
and young ladies was Mrs. Evans, the :
tadomItaOle. cheerful octagenar,an.
who bears her eightJ---v, y-ars With
n spirit ana sparS- tnar i-i-s Cd
axe anu infrmlty ard VINO entered
INTO the pl-asurr OF the hoIr wl,G the
zr-, Of girl
The Wee sEIa' hours were Ginning
before IN. las, OF the second d~.-ga-
ton departed, and the universal voice
Wa of sincere APPRECIATION " this. one
o. the most cs.igt;fII function. of the
season.
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Will Give Benefit.

The sun 10 requested TO announce
that on Friday ev, ming Of the coming
week q concert will be- given for the
benefit Of the National Odd Fellow.'
Home. n which time Mrs L. K. Wells
VI Jacksonville, one OF the finest lady
violinists of the State, will make her
appearance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-21
Chau'beVIa'o's Cough Rered, the
Best Made.

In my opinion Cham Cough
Remedy - he best mad. for Gods 90
says Mr. Cora Walker Of POrtrrvil.-.
Cal. TH-r- i no doubt about rs telnS
- best. W other Will "urr .l!d 30
qlickiy 40 other : 80 sure prevent
..e III Pneumonia. VI other peas
ant amt cafe 20 take. ih,s- arr coed
reasons Why i: .hOI!d be preferred -
any Other. The fact - that few PEG l.
ar, satisfied s,;h sGy other after hav-
ing once Used tnl. remedy. t1rss
rs al druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-21
EMPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment. A.oweG on A.. Goods OF sane
Price.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-21

W. l i:sas ST.. HANNE BROS,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-21
A Guaran,sed Cure For Piles.

Itching. blind, bleeding, protrudi ing
piles. Druggists are author Eed TO r-.
fund money II PAZo OINTMENT
fails 10 cure in 5 to "a days. soc.
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Proqress Of State Road Work

Various causes have prevented the
commencement oi as many new road
contracts this year as had been begun
at corresponding date last ycar-one
ui the principal causes being the lack OF
properly equipped contractors, not al
present busy
The IIighwa, Division oi the Mary
land Geological Survey has been ac-
lively engaged i'll making surveys and
preparing plans and estimates Tor con
tcmplatcd road improvements all over
the State, and in supervising a large
amount OF road improvements now I'M
der way. The following stretches OF
road are now under construction or
nearing completion:-Allcgany county,
three miles; Baltimore county, seven
miles; Carroll county. one and one
half miles, Frederick county, three
miles; Hartford county, six miles, How
ard county, one mile: Montgomery
county, five and one-hali miles; Wash
ington county. two miles; Worcester
county. one mile, total OF thirty miles.
Exclusive OF the Baltimore Wash
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Convulsion.
Fits, then
Epilepsy.


DR.. Miles Restorative NcrV-
l., -. f..I
CURING theSe hraip-,vrecL;py
iiiS ~ am W. N~NiiiS
diseases that there is every
- 1 H.: II. -
reason 10 DelleVe tnat even the
most homeless cases can he
III,
DellellteQ, IL not lully restored.
We will he p1eaced 70 rafar
W W iNiNi
any one lhus alliicteu 10 many
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inutDu hlphWaN SURVEYS have already
hrc, mazda th;. ,.,,r -, ,,,,r, i,r,,.
-,
''''''> ~ ''""' III response |" "Pli''"-
t1onN rom twenty OF the twcnty-thrcc
cDun,ic, in the State. and detailed plans
md ,.,;n,,.. have. bo,u irru;.h.d 80,
ABOUT INVENT! -I''''cN' III ""'l'''"''' sur
NcyN, plans and estimates have been
made ON about ten miles. between Con-
fee aud N,a-rr,.,, az the p,1,;r,,,r.-
a..
" ',','''s wa '''"'''
BIDS are now beng asked Tor the
construction ui this road. according To-
the nIon, an tiI,. in ,h,. ,,,ti.r al the
+, ,,,,,;..;.,, E..,,, .r... .,..,,. :. :;
l''"''' i -
>v"h lI"l lnc M'TN planned Tor TINS
SUMMER ana i"r NIilch the appropria-
i''n "I $4,000 I"T 1000 Is available,
consists "i reducing present grades,
where inc! are over S'N per cent t. q
MAXIMUM oii IiN lect III !. hundred, OF
rcpi"''iIS an bridges ana tullcrt> not
]" good v"ildi'"h' WIN modern per
In"lgnt structures. ana the addition I'll
>"'h iurtIGr Sa'Nrrl> ana bridges aH
may be found necessary, ct widening
ilc liaN'lr" Wa! /" al least twenty.
i"'f rect m ~ h"rr"WrNt part; ana OF
the construction "i a modern water
uEat stone surface &" crushed trap
(NlEErr"''"' II 'cN' S"rtiuII! spread
ana t'"I"uE". ) "''tu' '""N'"S i"
>''"'i'' even surface ana C"illp"raDIc
WIN inc pest I'>aIl, III Y'htr states.
II Is 'r'ililaltH i''at because "i inc
''Iu>""I u,H'cu'IIc> Ill lHcNc Nl'' Ten
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A Word TO the Wise is Sufficient
White Goods

White Goods-We are selling White
C,.'cds at about what they would cost
us il bought to-day.
Good Quality Indian Linens, 10, 12H
and I5c per yd.
Fine Persian Lawn, IS and zoe per
yard.
White Madras, 10, I24, 10 and zoe
per yd.
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a WONDERFUL
An Entirely New Anaesfh
less Extraction ,

For patients who 4
teeth and don't care t. 1
used. we advise this 1
1t is lar superior to 9 I
vantage OF leaving I
ter effect and also c J
ton such as cXper'e' ,
| administered. 1t car
perfect satisfaction t.
as adults. ,
| The New AnacStI \
quickly that the patti I
lie he is taking / 4
brcaths and a pcac 1
This is but one OF ! 1
in dentistry adopted
Dental Parlors.
We have n new 5
hoId;ng false teeth
. It is called the Fl
, t;an We have bee
/ chamber chan for one v
: f fo;Icd one time to
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Mems Undershirts

Big Lot of Mems Summer Under
shirts, large size, long sleeves, SOC gar
ments for 25c.
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into the sunlit garden. In one hand
he held an old walking-Stick OF his ia
theirs. his favorite stccd; i'll the other a
tiny whip The walking stick had a
piece OF string tied around it below the
handle for a bride.
He got astridc his iicly steed, and
was on the point OF carccrng off, when
he caught sight of me With great dill
liculty he curbcd the creatures restless
ness while he STAYED to speak, an occa-
sional flick OF the whip and a stentor-
ian shout being necessary to keep 1t
in anything like subsection.
Having gallop before lessons be
GIN" | asked. when We had exchanged
good mornings.
"IIavcn't got any lessons today: I've
got holiday! he cried gleeiuly.
"Oh. How is that
daddy isn't well, and Jane sent me
out to play. I've got to be not very
noisy, daddy says; Jane said very
quiet, but Jane is cross.
II am very sorry daddy is not well,
| said gravcly; aren't YOU"
"Oh yes" he said lightly, but | am
very glad OF a holiday
Poor daddy" sighed hali-rc-
,achiully
Oh, but daddy i, glad too," he said
ckly, daddy i, AWAY, glad when
. glad and am not glad ii daddy
t Good bye, ncNt-duur lady, and
ny he gallupcd
vi the morning through he played
ppily in the sunshine. first at one
ne and then at another; but when
aIlrrnpun came noticed that hi, gaicty
tagged At last, when he drew near
the hedge, asked him ii he would not
like to come in and have tea with me
in my garden. He ran off dclightcdly
to ask leave. and returned evidently
prepared to stay.
81 l'dici myself he explained proud
", and tried ur, to see the high
water mark on the chubby lace and
wrist, \ilcr ten ! told him stories,
and we sang nursery rhymes together.
but suddenly a, we came t. the end ii
".lhrrc Blind Mice, he slipped off his
char AMI held out his hand.
II lhnk | viii 90 in NOW" he said
with Just a ,ajnt quaycr in his voice, II
Il want to- ,rc daddy. Goodbye. and
tank You very much iur having me.
The nest morning he wa, out AGAIN
aluuc gra,ping hi, beloved "hur>r" by
the neck; Good morning. ncxt-door
lady, ne shouted. with hi, usual bright
smile
"Guud IN ru'n4 said; "huW is
iaGiN.
"Nut very well. thank YOU" he said
urayvly rive got another holiday to-
day."
$50 yru are very happy. | suppose"
"Nc-y,. but wish daddy could come
ont with me. don't like it by myself
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Women's Gauze Vests

Lot Women's Merccrzed Lislc
guage Vests, low neck, and sleeveless,
csc quality for I5c.
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Mems Hosiery

Big Lot OF Mems Sample Hosiery,
at exactly hall price. SOC goods, 25c.
csc goods, I212c per pair, large
variety of colors and patterns.
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Straw Hats

Straw Hats-Big lot Mems and
Boys Straw Hats. 25c each, reduced
from 5oc.
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Muslin Underwear

We are offering some remarkable
Bargains in Corset Covers, some a
little soiled-we are offering at 25c re-
duced from so and Coo Mostly small
sizes, btu if you are small you can get
your size at hall price.
Good Night Gowns, soc.
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ChiIdren's Dresses and
Women's Wash Skirts

We are offering in great variety OF
styles at price that will hardly cover
cost OF material
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Women's Hosiery

Lot of Women's Lace Stripe Hos
iery, CSC quality, for Ioc per pair, also
lot samples at half price. soc goods
for 25c.
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Printed Bafisfe

Printed Batiste-fast colors-would
be cheap at SC; we are offering it at SC
per yd
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Pongee Vols

Pongee Voils-Mercerized Goods,
assortment oi colors, I5c per I'd. from
IS cents.
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mia Sufferers

%, July Q, 1000,
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HenIY Serge

Hcnly Serge-Varety OF Patterns
has the appearance OF Atwood goods
only IGc FER yd.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-07-14

Good Night Gowns, soc.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-09-21
CONFEDERATE REUNION
In WESTM0RELAND.

The annual reunion of the Westmore-
land Camp Of Confederate Veterans
will be held at Montross, Westmore-
land county, Thursday, September
9th.
The main feature of the occasion will
be the unwilling of the portrait of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, which was donated by
Col. r. E. Lee, jr., his grandson.
The following distinguished gentle
men have accepted invitations to be
present and speak on that occasion.
Governor C. A. Swanson, Hon. A. C.
Braxton, DR.. J. William Jones and
Col r. E. Lee, jr.
1t is expected that the largest
crowd will assemble that has assembled
there since the Confederate Monument
was erected. 1t has been estimated
that there will be 1000 people on the
grounds. Prof. E. F. Porter will have
charge of the music which will be rem.
dered by some of the best voices in the
Northern Neck.
A splendid dinner will be served
Judge T. r. B. Wright will be on hanc
and do his part to make the occasion
one long to be remembered.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-09-21
REIIOBOrII CHURCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Joyner and
their little son, Pinckard, who have
been spending the summer with the
lady mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Pinckard.
returned 70 their home in Baltimore
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lewis are
boarding at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Keyser.
Capt. and Mrs. C. B. Riggin and
daughter, Miss Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs. CIV
Cox and two little daughters, Nellie
and Bertha, all of Irvington, spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Shriner.
Mrs. Cox and daughters remained to
spend the week with her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Willie Diller is extremely i'll
at this writing. Mrs. Tom Ball is also
very sick.
Mrs Sadie Hess, of Baltimore. who
has been visiting Mrs. VIM. Kevser.
has returned home. Mrs. Hess and Mrs.
keyser were intimate friends when
they were young, but have not seen
each other before for twenty years.
Carpenters have finished Will Christie
piers house and are now building a
hall for the colored people to be used
as lodge hallsat Mt. Ollie.
DAFFopu.