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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
|R|.I|CHNONO|ERs GO.
to- BuCK |. !. ! / BEACH 4 [. /.
sHibernians Enjoy Outing at the
Beac h-M edals sWilliBe Given
Best Dancers.
Special TO The Time s. d lspatch.)

BUcKROE BEACH. VA. July IS. The
people Of. Richmond have made Buckroe
Beach their headquarters during the past
week Scarcely ha ST. there been a z day
but what a half dozen or more OF the
Capital City folks have come TO this re-
isort. 81 81 sSi al
Among those who arrived during the
pa st two days are Mrs. DO Dwyer, Miss
Celia Bowen, Mr. Dennie ODwyer. Mr..
&c. ID. yVeynack. Mrs Dennle o DW'yer.
Mrs. y Celia Powell. Mrs Jenkins, Mrs.
Cox, Mrs David Hudson, Mr., BENJAMIN
brothers.. Mr., r. B. Richardson, Mr.;
frank Miller, Mr.. and Mrs, ], c, West,
Mr.. J.. T.. HILL Mr.. william Workman,
Mr,Eyy. B.Yalden, Mr.. T, IL Moore,
Miss Grayce Carlyle. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Il. Butler Mrs. Rose Hudson, and MISS
Estelle Hudson, II h la n 8i
IIIBERNIANs' OUTING, Il ,8
Several hundred members Of the An
Gent Order Of fIibernians, Of Richmond.
enjoyed their annual outing here on Wed
nesday last The Chesapeake and ONO
ran a large train to accommodate the
crowd that desired to visit this popular
beach. The management enga gedf a spe-
cial orchestra to play for the dancers
In the afternoon, and all en1oSed theelll-
selves to the full limit, There we're no
unfortunate incidents 70 mar the
pleasure of the day, and the big com
panyi remained ut the beach until $3.50,
when they left for their homes in Rich
mond. I, q .5,zi.s.
4 MEDAL. FOR DANCING,
The cement Of Buekroe Reach Will
present two handsome gold medals to the
two hest dancers Saturday night. All
during the week an expert has been
watching the giddy whlrlers and picking
out those competent to enter In the con-
test for the prizes lg l5 II IA 4, ;
Much Interest is being manifested In
the contest, aud dancers from Newport
News, Hampton and Old Point have
been florklng to Buckroe every night 10
get In the game.
Mr.. Trower, OF Old Point, has been Sc
.lected by Manager c.. ". Rex, OF buck
roe Beach, to award the medals to the
most graceful dancers.
The May Hlllman Stock Company,l cons
5pleted Its engagement here last night
with q production OF ~ esse. James, Be-
ginning to-norrow nj hit. ii sh class yausi-
5eyil!e4 will be the Tea tpre, y,4 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
aWarrenton, Va.
1speolal 10 The M Time .plspl s.t ! !,

sS Especial to- The 'Times-D lsl'arc h.) IA
553 yV4ARRENTON, VA Iply r, s,-7r1'flc
Warrenton Hunt Club HAS chosen ;, a.
RI. Portman for master Of hounds during
the coming season. Mr.. Pnrtmnn Is mn
lIlnglishman,i with a natural predlt;ktiop
for sport In tho field, and will, Doubtless,
sIat "a good pace for any and all Who
may Wish It. Tho club has purchased
IA fine pack of hounds; the best ever IN
Its ppssession, 1t is said.
Mr. Gaylord Clarke, Of Mobile, Ala, rs
at h Mrs. Bri tton's, HALL
GaTsaln Brooke Payne, U. y. A. Z Is
nrandlng his Leave In }varrenton !. b: q
Miss It'll, Of Richmond, and MISC
Berkely, of Danyille, are the guests o.
Mrs E,sAstley7C COOPER at NNayerley..'
M Iss Margaret Williamson, az Washing,
ton. Is here for the month OF .August
\ Mr. II, NJ. Ttllleary Of Cha riottesv ls
was 8ller.l a few days ago. NJ "
Mn and Mrs.. CiatAersal. of Baltirnorc
are Occupying the Marshall Il c,ottags, d.
v Miss Powell. OF Norfolk, hast en- the
Parker 4puse. B. N. gs 4 nj an 4, IA VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Personals from Oak.

Especial 10 Tie I'lmes- DspntGll,) n
OAK, YA,,IJnly 2s--rhe young folks
of this neighborhood have organized q
ii meets every "Wednesday evening in the
homes OF the young lndies,} \ & n 7 a
II met the last line AT the home of
artistically decorated IN ferns, groses aud
hawthorne blossoms, Yarlo us games We're
played and sstringed instruments served
7'erhos ss. present lire were Misses Alma anu
Mais Wood I'd, He tile Mills. Rhoda
Burnette, Iofine Gillian, Annie Couch,
Nellie Eanes, r. osa BroWne, earle Mo,
Mrs. 3. Wood /; Messrss jim !Cgute,
poilchus Martin. Walter shapest, Dir. p,
NJ, Ean,es, Jack Williams g lie B4rF
nette, IN ellie Ma rtin. r. ebert Austin, Law
renee crunlp, and Bsrkely ~ ooa Wasas3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Strings Il Nj. III Il seaton, r. ok,
n ana Mrs j, Kelle CT and Sdang ter.s IN
chest Il, ras Rev . r led gers 81 CoY 3.
ton /; NJ lss NJ ud II oylkK I'LL
.&Relo,nraiEIP Personals. Il,
b S.

spe ciaI to The Il lines ID lspatch.)
ELo .A Eliza PEI e = =
johnson. Nj 81 Amelia coun ty,S Is visiting y g
her aunt, lio bs u fS this
ID Miss Jane 81 Newton, n 9 Z tim IRELAND 9, -
county who Ehas been he cues 2 ~, ~ is :,
iBirdye Baugh Syester day 70 ~ Isitc =, n
nnond, en- route Il Wa sti Ing ton,ID s5 81,
Fauquler county and the stIot IS Spring
Mr. John bsotl. who 6, Il !, IS
house party of d ISIS Rose Sat eld.
who was q drowned In ia mes r tyer, Il! 3
now at his home, At cunt 4 AGAIN. N
Mrs. ary MI haux y ~ y
IS Mr. Tess Fiobson, & Of RI hnlond, spent
Sunday at Mount "a iryxlt II ibis parents 't
Rev, Mr. sier, Of this B visit
ing IA u Clayvile. @
d Mrs. i w. G.5 Porter. who has been n an 2
Richmond with%h 1T tie niece, ~ Nc y Is
very home teWMdays,u I aHo Z;
who has been visiting In Richmond str re-
turned q few days al sc. ss. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

3 ar IS, 81 Il GLIDING Mr. and ance,S
Miss Vance and Al Messrs. N saa Gil Dayen-s
port aud linn sterret rove from 4 the.
Sweet II they
we're tend cred del y iotl inner rs con-
Ssisting GOD NJ ils1,gs gen
Later hey ere olned %tiY: II ooJics
and \ Hail, and u al y ad journed@ to- Roxalias
Springs and took part In IA genuine Ecour a
try dance. IS:
PROC REssIVE aEUCHRE.sg sss
'gS On Tu esdayS5 ming many Of the card
players Joined q In a. game OF progressive
euchre. The large &parlor was beautifully
decorated 81 with rhod odendron and all
kinds of wild flowers, and q me rryS party
enjoyed the game q. Mr.. Dan Talleya came
out ahead, I'll securing d a y ndsome& book
as first prize. Mrs. T. NJ. rutherford;
Miss & Della Davenport and Colonel An
drew cut for 4 the serond prize, q $s box
Of IIuyler,s candy, which fell Ito the lot
81 iss Davenport The BOBBY. Il q large
bunch of beets, was carrie of BY NJ
Davis. who tied with Mrs. Blum " 4
&g After the game. punch and kes were
served 4. Others playing were Mrs. Talley,
Madame and Miss ,Guillaume, Miss Ella
5Moncure, Nfesdalnes Hall, Edie, Block,
Berry, Andre VS., Weed. Pritchard, Hob
son. Mrs and H Miss Reichman, Miss
rutherford Miss Donna y,fi a nd ID Mrs.
sterrett. Mrs. Gwendolyn Rutherf cord
punched. ${7 ss$i q IL
During the week several parties from
me White sulphur, the Salt Sulphur and
other mountain resorts spent q the = day
at the Old Sweet. Bishop F.sJ. sDona hue
/ OF Wheeling, was also here for g few
days; and celebrated mass IN the village
/ church. G M 5f l. Ii Az gS ts5 II Isl
THE RICHMOND LIST 3l u
ICl, ID, ~ ~ r BonnftnoanS hasGraceiVed
several charming additions during the
week Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Ia LEY and
Miss Talley are in the cottage they have
occupied for so many sea sons: 4 Mrs James
II. Scott, with her little son and da ugh-
ter, are also among the cottagers, B and
Mr.. Isaac Davenport is spending his va
cation With his parents.
Others registered during the week are
Mrs. M H. Hobson, Miss Van 4 Lyme,
A1essrs. DID,. C, Nj, and g. @: Shanahan,
from Louisville. KY, Mrs. William p.
Hebden and Mr.. u G.. etasaen. White
Sulphur; Mrs. Guy I. Edie. two children
and nurse, ST. Ford Thompson. Mrs. KEEL
.logg, Mrs. X Rodgers; II. S. Zimmerman,
washington, D. c.. Mrs Whyte, Mrs.
James Whyte OF Baltimore; S. G.. Wilson.
Of st. Louis; c. 5G, Gordon.8of Savan-
nah,} Ca; the Misses Bell. OF New York
city; i. IL M. Wright and wife, OF Wells
ton, OF Mrs. "A. H. Pa ttengill, Miss Pat
tengill. 4 e.. Pattingil,of Salt Sulphur;
c. L. Dunn. Of Red Sulphur; p 7 i. IL Dunn,
Of Barge's Sulphur; John NJ Anderson.
a, "a, Retz and r. r.. Middleswort OF
Rluefleld; Joseph B, Kite and John Allen,
OF Parkersburg; ], J. Edmunds, OF Ken
lucky; M. G.. Roche. of Clifton Forge;
Charles f. Cox and II: r, Stewery. of
+ Lewisburg; NJ. a, Donnally. Of lynch
burg. and w. G., Arthur. of Gap Wills.
w, va. "a II Y VI 81 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
Knit lind erwear Spe cialsI

15o Ladies' and Swiss ribbed
II 12c. ssB g82 ss5sf d. .ss.Sjsg
8 17c Vests slightly imperfect, now II
1oc neck and small
for @ 8 s5s &&$ 835
89o silk all sizes 25c
finished
Umbrella Pants French band now Doc
Childrens Tape Neck and Sleeves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

4 During the week several parties Il from rom
a Inc White Sulphur, the, Salt su Sulphur and
other mountain resorts spent the day
at the Old Sweet. Bishop P. u. Donahue,5
3 Of Wheeling wa ! also here for. g few
days, and celebrated mass In the illage,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-25
Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the City Of Ardmore up 10 o'clock
p, m, July 30th, 1906, at the mayors
orico an the City II Ardmoge, for paw.
ing the streets of District No / and
putting in curb and sidewalks in said
district, Plans ana specifications and
estimates OF quantities for same are
on file at the City Clerks Office Five
90 per cent OF the amount of the bid
shall accompany each proposal The
City reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids or parts OF same
CITY OF ARDMORE.
by A. L. CRUCE,
l. II. BEST,
c. ID. CARTER.
Y. w. RANDOI.
20-l0 Improvement Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-25
RICH LOVER
JOINS ARMY
sLioHTED ROMANCE CAUSES
HEIR TO ENLIST.
Millionaire's Son Denied an Aetres,
For a wife. Dons the Uniform
Of Uncle Sam and Serves as
Private in Army

New York. July 2i.-The relatives
iud friends Of Charles Rogers. son OF
W. J. Rogers. the millionaire prosi.
lent Of the Borden Condensed MIN |
have received word from
him informing them that he has en-.
listed In the United States amy. He |
Is serving as trooper in the Fifteenth |
cavalry. stationed at Fort Ethan Al
lem Vermont
lie disappeared mysteriously about
two months ago and his unexplained |
absence alarmed his family and
friends. but their astonishment to
learn that he Is serving as private
in the army at $l3 month is sur.
passed only boy their joy In knowing
:hat he Is alive aud we'll
A blasted romance. it rs said, is the
cause OF the young man forsaking the
enioymcnts OF great wealth for the
hard life Of common soldier. lie is
said to have been desperately In love
with Miss May Leslie. an actress. and
to have been determined to marry her
Ills father, IL is said. threatened to
disinherit him II he carried out that
intention. and as a warning cut OF
his allowance. The young man said
he would marry Miss Leslie in spite
Of patemal prohibition. but for some
reason unknown failed to do 80.
The engagement was broken and
the young man. gricving over the
blighting Of his romantic hopes, van.
ishcd from home.
So shaken was he by his dlsappoint.
mont that It was feared that he might
have thought of making away with
himself. Some of his friends. how.
ever. thought he had gone on long
sea voyage and would return restored
In health and spirits.
Members of the young mans fam
ily refused to discuss the affair Miss
Leslie who is living with an aunt
said:
1t Is true that MI Rogers has
Joined the army. but / do not see why
I should be questioned about him. We
are no longer engaged, and do not
feel that I have any right 10 discuss
Mr. Rogers affairs"
When only ~ years old she was
married 10 Mortimer W. Thompson.
She heard. however. the call OF the
stage. and joined theatrical com.
pany. This did not meet with the ap.
proyal of her husband and his family.
and the result was that the couple sep
arated. Then she obtained divorce.
aud she was a member OF the Won.
derland" company. then playing In
the Majestic theatre, when she met
Rogers.
The young man fell in love with
her. and soon after the meeting the
engagement OF the couple was an.
nounced. This came as a great shock
TO Rogers parents, and the father told
the son that Il he married the actress
he would cast him on
The Rogers family Is one Of the
wcalthiost Ia Orange, y. J. For years
the young man received big allow.
ance from his father lie owned two
big automobiles and spent money
recllessly. Life 10 him was a rosy
dream of gay supper parties, and Il
seemed almost incredible TO his rela,
tiyes that he could endure the dis.
ciplIno OF a soldiers life
Although Rogers father did not oh.
iect to his son having entered the
army, he felt that with the wealth OF
his parents at his command the young
man might have been appointed 10
the service as an officer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-25

Your sun.damaged complexion can
be quickly restored to perfect condi.
ton by the use OF Ramsey's Witch
Hazel balm. We guarantee IL. Sl5c
F. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-25

Let all Y. NJ. c. A. friends contrib
ute something to their Saturday Mar
net ON the 2Sth lstf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

The W. ston cpttaG" on tn" Sh"f" al
CobboSSccconiCc was the Sr"n" OF am
other good time last evening, ana 81
the same nature as that when was
hclI beneath the cottage roof 4 week
Of two ago. when friends Of Mr.. WEES
ton gave him a surprise party IN non
or of his birthday. The festivities last
cV, ming were consequent upon tn" as
Sciubling of another Surprl-" party,
but this occasion was til" anniversary
nf the birth Of the lady Of tn" house.
The Jarty Was given by Mrs. Weston i
friends among the summer c"ltaEcfS III
tn" lake and others, and WAS Il CON-
ll"tc surprise as well az Il '"npl"l"
,cnSS The evening was passed AT
cards ana other amuscmcnlS, rrirrIh-
mcntS were served and a pleasant cN-
cnt in connection with the aiihW was
tho presentation Ia Mrs. Weston OF IL
handsome punch bowl. tn" festivities
were continued until lat" h"lr aAd
it was the vote of all present that IN"
rarty was one Of the most "hJ"Fahl"
social events which had occurred at
the lake this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

ono Of the local carpenters Is inc
victim of a Joke. according To IN" story
which is being told about him. IL
gems that on last Friday morning me
Carpontcr met a man on the street
who wanted some work don" on ms
house and 1T the mans request aGtce'
to do the job that day. When the man
went home ct night he found that ''e
repairs had not b'eh "''"''
but thinking that perhaps some
thing had prevented III" car-
!.crtcr from keeping his promise
Srid nothing. The job was not done on
the following day. nor on Monday ana
when the man met the carpenter on '.'''
street Tuesday. he asked him ao"u' H.
The carpcnter replied that he had done
the work. but the man knew pc'tcr ana
tho carpcntcr. to prove that " hiirN
what he was talking about asked ""
man if he did not live at certain
rumher on street on the east slhe "l
the river. to which the man repliel ''"''
his home WAS not on that side OF the
river at all. and then the delay was cN-
planned. The man has got MS rep'tlrs
made and has paid the carpenter put
that individual is nov wondering where
he is going to ger his pay for the time
anG material that he put IN at lne l'i"oe
on the other side of the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

6lS-S Stat" vs.. Hartford H. Noble ct ais.
INiGi; Williamson 4 I;urltigh
SIS State vs.. Hartford ii. Nnh" ct ais
Leigh, Williamson 4 BurI"igh
Leigh: Cook & Small, Brown !:
l;roWn.
74S-S,ll" vs.. Earz"m"n ct ais. Leigh;
Williamson q l:urIrieh.
Stat" W. Charles T.. SturGiS It ais.
Leigh: \. NJ Goddard.
stat" ". William EoldUc ct ais
Leigh; i. W. clair
- state IS. George Furtirr ct ais. Leigh;
Clair
40 stat" rs. Franz; Coro ct ais. Leigh
Clair.
81 Stat" vs. Henry Cote ct ais. Leigh;
Williamson VS. Chase. Williamson
& 1urIcich: Sawt"l"
lGl-C"nh vs. IIarwood, Apt. W. ii. Wat
son; Sawtcllc.
11.;- Church ". Knowles. Sawtele, Vii
hanson x Burlech.
lS3- !iildrcth Us. Moore. G. A. lIldrcth;
% iioynnl,!s vs.. Reynolds sawtclle; G.
9o9-iI arvcy It al. VS.. Chapman William
son & Enrl"irh Sa~t"lle.
3l2- Morrill, ". Haskell Ct al Bcanc &
R.am": Sawtrllc.
13i- Eurloigl vs.. knowles. button; Saw
tcllc.
.....9-Eccord VS.. Hunt m Ecano & Became;
NJ. S. Holway. II. L. IIumtor.
NJ. S. IInlway. II l.. IIuntnn.
-t'ant"r rs. Wise. {. a. Knight G. \.
2i7-Rch vs Rich Bcanc & Bcanc; +. NJ.
Thompson.
knight ". Morris. Bcanc & Rcanc;
II. +. Foster.
3o0-C hcrnowskv VS. Harvey ct Tr. Bcanc
d B"An"; -. l.. Clason.
81. Click vs. Trask G.. ". Hcs"ltnn; a.
;s%;;o-Thc ini:nd Poultry Journal GO. v.;.
IIuntnn. g. ". Ficld: H. l.. lluntrn.
il3- Ecalc. in rep. vs. Crane. Bcanc y
Ecan": \ NJ G"1d,r'I,
flJ Turf Pub Go. vs. Nelson. Ecane X
100 Min'r in rep vs.. Russell. Williamson
& Eurl"ch; l;ran" & Hram !n,;,. 3
%9l-DanclS W. Prescott W williamson N
Hur"ich: Heath e Andrews
In3-Kodscn vs.. Sulia. Geo. s. McCarty,
e3i-Sulia ii. Rndscn. A. I. LIIcurcux:
Geo. s McCarty
-o5- Morrill, It al IS. EIunton. Williamson
4 Burl"iEh; H. l.. iiuntnn
Cummings vs.; Johns Williamson d
5l1-Strout VS. Leighton. Williamson d
5la-Rradhnrv *. collins Williamson <
EurlciCh: Lynch. ,
Williamson & Rurl"i-h.
Sig IIavt.s u. Nichols Mag".' CONS 60.
81 Tr. s:wt"llc: \. NJ G"dda'd; r..
Bean" & Ecanc: II. l.. IIunt"n j. -
Iiuntou. . .
Crnwford VS. I.insc"tt ct al c. +.
Johnson: II l.. Graham.
G.>- IIawcs W. Norris, Apt +. ". Whit"-
house: Sawtcllo. .
Weston vs. Robbins. SaWt'll', VIC
Gillicuddy & Mercy. 49,,
1Go-Dnyon ". P"mcrlcau. Sawt' lie; vii
hanson & I;url"igh. >,
80 Weston vs.. Wadl"iGh. Sawtcll";
WhitchnuSt'.
7G7-Ianr u. Tnwlc Williamson & Bur
leigh w ~ Fisher.
7aS-W cllmnn vs Taylor. Williamson Y
Eurcigh: Wht"h"ne". ,,..,,;
Werner 20. u. Wentworth. william
son e Eurlcigh; l.. T. Carleton. A. NJ
Goddard. &C., -,
1112-Int"rni. Text Book 60. vs. Swift nt
TT. Williamson q H;urlcigh' o. L.
4: -Intcrnl. Text Book 60, vs.. Tayi"rr
Williamson & Eurl"igh. r. ~
Whit"hcuSc. ~ I,
-aa.-IIarv"y IN. Walsh. Thompson; " +
G:3s55-Tdward Thompson Go. vs.. st1rIes'
Leigh; II. H. Eaton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Recuperative Effect.

Considered with reference to It's re-
Operative effect, there is not so iiiuch
good in the ordinary vacation as there
is in a single bottle Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. The latter costs 81; the 1orlf,e,
well. that depends; how much olo
yours cost last year?
Hoods Sarsaparilla refreshes the
tired blood, sharpens the dulled appe-
tite, restores the lost courage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Yesterday was the great day of the
Windsor fair. ana there was an exodus
from this city of people who went out
To 50" the fun. About everyone who had
a team used it and stable teams were
At a premium. The weather VAS all
that could be desired and everybody
who went had good time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

TIL" Maine Central announces its an
nual cxcurs"n to ThomaSton and
EncklanI for Saturday. OCT. 6. for
which date special arrangements has"
been made with the warden "f tn"
stat" prison 50 that all who wish ma
visit the principal departments Of that
institution. F.Xcursipni@ts from An
Eusta will take til" regular morning
train leaving at 6.31 and arriving ~
Thnmaetnn at 1o?3 and R""kland NJ
1043 \. NJ. Returning regular trains
will l":tv" Rnckland at Lao ami T.. NJ.
nnd ThoIuHSt"n AT 10 and 80 l.. NJ.
Tickets for the round trip. including
admission to the prison. and good Tor
a return until Monday, will D" sold
from Augusta Gardiner, Iccbor" ami
Richmond for Sl.5o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Sh'fburne & Dailcy's big Clothing
So'k may somewhat ovcrshadow their
extensive shoe department, but just re-
member all the same that this is an
cNc"lent place to inspect the latest
and most desirable of the fail STYLES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

>. 2. Lunt and G. +. Brann returned
on inc afternoon Pullman "Wednesday
from their business trip to Boston and
New York. Ladies may expert to se,.
something exceptionally hi.c as soon
as the purchases arrive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Hon. John +. Hill. who recently pur-
chased the Pike place on Green street,
has crew Of men at work there grad
ing N vacant lot at the cast sid" of
the house and getting ready for Il cellar
over which will be placed the old Per
kins hnlI%" which is now located farther
UP Green street and near Chapel street.
which will be moved to the new loca-
ton and fitted up as 4 tenement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Tn" work on Commercial street IS
practically completed. The men ~"
now ut work laying paving ana iia7
stones on the west sii" Of the S't''''
from tn" White coal oftic" to III" s''l".
leading to the roadway in front ~
the Maine Central freight house al ct
which nothing remains t" be done pu'
1 ht, flrl ming I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Mrs. Mary Lowell. a graduate nurse
Of the Augusta City hospital, who has
been at her home at Yarmouth during
the summer, has returned to Augusta
ana intends to locate here to practice
her profession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Train 102, which goes West from .Nu-
GuSta at 30 i'll the afternoon. WaS run
i'll two sections yesterday, owing to TIN"
heavy travel when still continues over
the Maine Central. The second Sc'-
ti"n passed through the city ~ about
! -. running express ana made no stop;
between Watcrvillc and Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Ia''l'ers are at work in the Devine
pharmacy Uniting the walls and ceiling.
ana the completion of the work will
bring with 1t decided improvement in
tie appearance of the store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

The opening Of Bowdoin College this
week has called the following students
frcm this city: Robert \. tony. j.,
and Chester :. Kingsley of 1901; Nati-
IN s. Weston of 1905: Gardiner X.
Heath Of 1902. and Leon I.ippcnc",t.
GEORGE Mar"mbcr. Rurl"igh Martin.
S"walI Webster and C"ny Weston Of
1910. Harold $. IIichhorn. 1907, who
has been in poor health all summer.
will not return until later in the term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

y. A. Sculc in his ad today has a
So"d carpet suggestion for buyers,
Here Is very extensive and desirable
stock t" select from one that should
not be passed by. but INSPECTED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

City Marshal Donovan posted notices
yesterday for the drawing Of three
traverse jurors to serve ut the Novcm-
be' term of the superior court, which
will he held at Watcrvile. The drawing
will take place at the office of the city
clerk in this city at . O'Clock A. NJ.
oct Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

flHles call for immediate treat
ment There's nothing more offensive
and 9aadad than uretty face covered
win :ruptions. The body must be
Kept arfectly healthy with HOLSTERS
hoch Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets,
% ces. Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
CONSULT THE WANT COLUMNS
IF IN NEED OF HELP. 1T Is A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT TO
uaE THEM.

For Developing the Figure. Cleanli-
ness is the first law in medicine. If
you want n fine figure and good health.
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 80 cents. Bowditch,
Webster & Co.