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The Dolores star., 1906-09-28

Durango, Sunday.
Plates, crowns and bridges made 10
fit all cases. See DIR. Pate.
The hill south of town is robed In its
autumnal aEssss at brown.
District Attorney Pulliam Of Du-
range, was in Dolores Saturday.
II. Lupke is taking out stone for the
foundation Of the new Star building.
School will begin next Monday,
October l, in the German school house
w. J. Blatchford has been nominated
for representative on the Democratic
ticket.
The Star push are under obligations
to George Osterfeld for box Of fine
apples.
DIR. Pate, dentist, will be at the Dolo-
res hotel October SFd and 18th. All
work guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Moore and /
daughter, Georgia, drove up from the
ranch Wednesday.
FIN. Goodykoontz has been nomi-
mated for representative by the repub-
licans of this district.
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,m1,ond. have been spending some time at
tho 'Gladstono. s;1 fSgsISs IS V
1000 4 p : = 5tif n
FORK UNION AFFAIRS

Sf8g Especial Y 10 The Times Dlspatoh.)
]. FORK UNION " a.. August 1s,-hrlss
Rose Love. OF Christiansburg, Va. has
returned after brief visit to Miss Car
rie w. saead. st White Rock.
Misses Beatrice and Fannie Chandler.
OF Richmond. have returned after n visit
to their sister, Mrs. W. g. Jones, near
here. : MI " ~ !. ' '.
left this week to visit In Baltimore
ana take q Northern tour, I ls..s n
Miss Jenette Daniel who has been
visiting Miss Bessie snead, left this week
for her home at don, N, c.
< Mr., Harry Griffin, the noted baseball
pitcher. spent a few days at Ibis home
hero this week. He Is now with the
gBlackstone team at Blackstone, Va,
Mrs. d.. CASTOR. OF Atlanta, Ca, who
has been spending the summer at the
Rectory left today for her home. 4.
Mr.. Claude snead. engaged In the rail-
road business In West Virginia, ID now
at home on q vacation. G5t En- .3
Professor Julian B, Martin and wife
have returned to their home here, n.
Professor Martin has been taking >
special course 1T tho Harvard Uniyer-
sity go ia i5 "! AB7 4 5 4 lt3aii
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/. BRISTOL SOCIAL
A. Tyhs T1meS- DIspatch,)

6 Especial to The Times plspatcn,l
BRISTOL, VA, August ls.-Miss Mat-
lie Wheeler, OF. Lynchburg, Va, Is visit
inr her mother in Bristol. Isl
Mr.. Charles p, Finch, formerly agent
here. but now with the seaboard "a lr
Line. at Portsmouth. ya,.yIy Visited Bristol
during the week, Mr.. Flnch's home Is
In Norfolk, 3Sj "a. .t3l9 II v; 5 53
marriage occurred In Roanoke. Va, ten
days ago. have come to Bristol to make
their home. They spent their honeymoon
at washington Springs. N V X &
Former Congressman W. +. Rhea and
wife are at home from Washington
Springs, where they spent ten days
Mrs, M. Is, Taylor is at Allegheny.
Springs, where she X viii spend three
weeks,
Mrs, Fl. D. Jones and children and
Mrs; N. p. ReAIine and two sons, are
at homa from Waship gton s'pgl ngs. near
Glade Sprng, Va, where they spent q
month at that delightful summer resort.
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CARTERSvlLLE
fspecia, 70 The Times Dispatch,)

(specia, to The Tlmes. Dispatch,) "A
cARTERsvI14LD Va, August H.
Miss Laura McCullough, OF 81 Newport
News. 3ls visiting Miss h1eland Irving
at her home near Cartersyille,
Mr., Marvin Palmore and family, OF
South Carolina, Mr.. Julian Palmores OF
Md, and Miss Mary Pal
more, of Msmont, Va are with their
parents here for stay OF several days.
1 Mr.. John Il Robinson, OF Newport
News, Ia visiting his sister, Mrs.
Jennings, near Cartersville. 81 y. {.
Mrs, Irene Baher and Miss America
seay. Of Shores, are guests at Mr. A..
n. Moon 3, n z y, \.
visiting his sister. Mrs. y. 4, staley, at
Pemberton. g ~.
M. Wilfred "A. Powell Ia at Light foot
for a stay OF several days. ~ q 81 y.
Miss sallle Duke is visiting friends
: Miss Is' Rosa Rosa Iaurens. Of Richmond. Is
the guest OF the Misses Reynolds In CFaT7;
tersYille. !. N! !. 4 !, 49,. :, Y.
Lily Rhodes are IN Rlchn1oRd Tor 9 5 few
days, 555 81 b. e -,
ltiyes In Waynesb oro.i . :. ss:,9
Alrs Ernest Turner; 81 R1chmond, who
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Raleigh, N. c.; Miss Mary Davis, OF Dam
Vile, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Crowder,
OF Norfolk, " a.. are the guests OF Mrs.
3C. G. Tompkins. on High Street.
Colonel AZ M. Bowman returned Thurs
day from Rushvilla,i Ind, WhereE he has
been on business.
u Mr., Mitchell Htro ther. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. AZ. M. Bowman, Jr.,.
returned Tuesday to his home In Lynch Y n
burg. q. III "a 81 lii4i
II MI. and Mrs, Ernest Mccauley Of As
toona, Pa, are the guests OF the formers
parents on Main Street, t a
!. Mr.. william Dangerfield, OF Princeton,
wv. Va. spent several days N Salem th MS
week. (,
Mrs. g. Az Fisher, OF wytheville, Is the
guest OF Mrs ]. A., Morehead. on HIGH le'
M. James Lewis Ktrby. OF Raleigh,
q, Is visiting his mother, on c ,ell
MI. waiter Blggs. Of New York, IL
the guest OF his mother. on College Ave- =
M, Melvin F1llllan, Of Blacksburg.
spent several days this week with ms Is
mother Mrs. g. NJ. Killlhn.
4 Mrs, Glenn OFT, OF Roanoke, 70 the guest que
of Mrs, George Killlan.
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So. c'ie|ty IN j I
ScOtttSpille
Esp eclal to THO Times D! spatch. ),

1 "a Especial to tho Times-D d spatch.)
XIV SCOTTSVlLLD, VA, August 18.-Dr,
Willie Jefferies and daughters. Of Ala
ban,a, are guests at thu house OF Mr.
W B. Jefteries. a 81
A Messrs. Clifford, Thomas, Clarence and
George Payne, Of coyington. Va. are
visiting their homo In Bucking Cham.
Mrs. Addie Smith and Miss Stella Cor
nell, OF Richmond, are at the home Of
the MI sses Pitts, on Main Street,
Mr. Garrett Burgess. Of Covington,
spent q few days here this week. ii
Mr., Luther Agee, OF buckingham coun-l
ty wins has for some years been With
the Harris Merchandise Company, has
leased the store-house formerly occupied
{ by Fred. Powell. near Alberene, and VIII
shortly open a store there,
Mr., John p, Lane passed through
Iscottsville Sunday en- route to his new
horne, Guthrie Hal. u" the beautiful rock
Z house recon tly purchased from MT. j. y,
Hopkins. Mr., Lane will move into his
} new possession at once is.
q Mr.. Thomas Payne, OF Buckln gham,
was taken to the Memorial Hospital.
Richmond, a few days ago. where he VIII
undergo an operation,
H3s Rev, ], r. Daniel began q series OF
meetings at Antioch Church last sunday,
which will continue to the end OF the
week. li 4 III 5t.a s5 5y III
Miss Z, 9. ylngaeld. Of Hsnont visited
scottsYille Friday,
Miss Mary Bun, Of Richmond is q
guest OF the Misses Powers, Sill
Miss Emma BLACKWELL OF Richmond,
es lat Mr., F., ", Troland's. "A CHIT n
q D. II. Ward, Of Lynchburg, visited
ecottsyille Monday. WEI Is a
!: MI. T, 8. Bell, OF Lexington. M, q,
spent Sunday here with his brother, Mr.,
& a, q. Bell, @ 4 II, M
n AIr u, Bledsoe Beal yard clerk tor the
3Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at Itynchy
burs. visited his parents at this place
on Tuesday. " M NJ
Mrs 7, W, Heath and children. who
AAye been spending sons time ct Air,
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lWAVERLY SOCIAL

Especial to the Times Dispatoh.) 81 II
ss.3WAvER1R, VA, August u. - party
OF tourists. composed Of MI. and Mrs,
Harvey Fleetwood; Misses Grace ",
West, Sally J. Burt, Elsie NJ. West and
Blanche Fleetwood. / OF Waverly. who
were Joined at Suffolk by Colonel b and
Mrs. j. 10, West. OF sufrolk. and ct Nor-
folk by Mr.. q, D, West and Mrs, 7. y,
Barhan, Of Newport News. left on; 9
Northern trip ThgEsday The party X. w W.
Toronto and Others points OF interest n
Northern !, United States and Canada:
E Miss sallie Pickett Corhell. OF New.
port News, who has !, been the guest 9! ,e q
drom, Va, for the past ten day., is now
Miss Ruth spratley, at Central Hotel,
Miss Nellie y Gray of nI sat Gsl .M y
j. Jsst B. Gray =. Of No. 70 copperhonk Ave-
Misses Misses Bessie chappell. Of Richnond.
and Nell Chappel OF HomeysVe !, Va S,!a |.
home hon MAPLE Hill" near Wayerly,
Miss Annie MARTA has returned y
her home here after spending about
three Weeks n BEDFORD Gity as z guest s'
Main Street, has returned home, after
spending 9 week with Miss Louise Hol-
mi Miss N, Mlisabeth Virgins. Of Tar:
iboTo, N. O. and Miss YlYian Rlye:. OF
MsTtir county Son ylen havi hs sssn
B Be 81 fYSs s e ns. Nam Msfs
4 Mr.. r, w, Arnold. d Jry OF Norfolk,
who has bean spend ing his vesa ton with
his parents here, r6uFned home FAesF
iii, II, fleetwood visited relatives and
friends In MaFyland and Delaware this
SWsMs RE 8 81, V..t 40 nd sons Jessie ri,
III, and 4 baird II, eat, left yesterday
for Blue RidKe Springs 9. \ Ys,, where tbey
win END some sys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Harvest Sale Of
Ladies Skirts

White and black Worsted
Skirts, circular cut, with velvet
bands; great bargain; former
price $50 Special. $3.50 and
4 $500. wi u 5s.53
Shepherd Plaid Skirts. pleats
front and back, with three rows
black yclveteen around the bot
!. tom;s S. 90, 9sreduced to $S.88.
Plaid Poplin Skirts, circular
cut with bias folds at the bottom
trimmed with buttons, others with
plated front and side panel; for
mer price 5 80 Q .a$5 Special, $3.50,
and S3.9s. s.;s3 ss.Ig
Worsted Skirts In mannish5
mixtures, side pleated n skirts,
trimmed with buttons, full flare;9
S3.48 ones now $2.08, $500 ones
now $3.08. 5s| 81
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Heath's, have returned

Thomas S. Hoath's, have returned Ne @
Norwood. n al WI
Mr.. George Landeree. OF Mount AyT,
is visiting friends In Iynchburg.
Miss Laura Herndon, has returned
from a trip to WASN'T ton, ,5i E. IA
Miss Eva Durrett. OF Warren. 10 Q
guest Of the Misses Bcal, on Harrison
Stree t, i5f Il Il Il n q .53f ~
In Richmond last week, Sc:
Mr., g. Mason billiard, OF Norfolk re-
turned home on. Sunday after e visit 70
Chester, II .5 7 /. u
Mr. and Mrs. T.. tits. OF Aryonila,
spent day here last week.
la Mr. H. Dickey, OF Lynchburg, is
visiting friends In scottsyille,
Miss Celestine Moon. OF Richmond, IS
the guest Of Mrs. r. Martin At heF
country homo. i3. . ~
ing friends and relatives at 1Ynchlb ''ll
and Natural Bridge. "a
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m el',s':i;o''; 3
s ci! ETY..
(s lI, 2 70 The Times spasoh.)

y N tsp.,ci., 20 IN. rhnss- Dispasoh.l
GLADSTONE, VA, August MIR.
and Mrs. J, L. Terry are visiting rels-
.tiYes In Tluvanna. 4 \ Il u ~ III IN
NJ Mr.. Horace Baker. OF Richmond. reg
5istered It the Gladstone this week. d
A Miss Mamie Smith, who. has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. s. p, Smith, has
returned to her home In dford CITY.
she 4 Il very attractive young lady,
and had many admirers during her
short stay here.
Mrs. Della nogsley and her daughter.
Mrs, Charles Wallace, left for Rioh-
mond yesterday for . few days visit, VI
NJ Mrs, q, u, Ross 10 at Ocean View for
~ 4: i, Smith. pFogs 4! q Y t =,
septsmbs lst and return % his home
in5Appomattox, We haven't heard yet
who viii {f1ll his place, but We hope our
new proprietor may glye as much salts
Misses Taylor and Mamis Watts are
taking their summer outing e the sea-
Y tbs school Board, which met on the
sRDs e ,sa hs en rom fRReassa n
school: Mis- Martha Harris, ST, Ste
3phens; Miss Lotte Moon. Union; Miss
Matte Christian, Midway NILS, and
,Misses Carrie and Lyle egginson, Elm-
lngton AID Rlaekwater, we tas boast q 1, e
ithis district. who give aatisfa action wher-
Miss Matte Christian Is VISITING her
sister, Mrs.. II, r, Jordan: e Richmond.
corps here, expects to resGn his posi-
ton In the near future to accept g more
lucrative Iii; Offer In Norfolk He is q very
popular young mar, and the many
s stag VIII a. sus s VII, mis- MIN sreatiy
Is Nj, b. D.. Ma Tor. Of Isig Island, spent
several n days here this week, HIS many
friends were glad TO- sec y him q back
again. Il IN Il n u :, I.
Ia, CLARK and family, q ls!ch1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
SHarv,es t Sale Of
Shiirt-'Waiis

Sheer White Lawn and Muslin
Waists, also Linene Peter Pan
Waists, sold at 800, slips
and $3.50. Some Of these slightly
soiled from showing. This sale
sat8375c. .I.sSs
White India Linen Waists, en-
broidered and lace trimmed, with
short and long sleeves, open front
and ;35f back; also Dotted Swiss
Waists with lace trimming, which
sold at s1.25, $1.50 6 and $1.98.I
Special now, $1.OO. 7.
! Handsome Lingerie s shirt
Waists, this seasons best styles.
some ella borately trimmed sold at
$500 to seas; now $S.OS and
$4.88. B i..5;.. 3l
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SAL EN- SOCIAL.
Especial TO the Times nspatch.l

Especial 20 the T1me9elAspatch:l
SALEM, VA, August l8,--Miss Mamie
iKuhman,S OF New York City Ia visiting
at the home Of nr. F,Y, N, Painter.
Mrs A. H. Throoklnor ten is visiting
friends In Leeyburg, Va. l5g
Dr. and Mrs, Frank Fox, Of RlueAeld,
Nv, Va. spent several days with Mira
u, a., Fox, on High Street, this week.
4 Miss Bessie shatnes. OF Richmond. Is
the guest OF Miss constance shaines, on
High street. M & lf &. n !,
Miss Cnaudine Ferguson returned
Thursday from franklin coun ~, Whese
she has been spending the past two
weeks, Ii s5s EN-. !. J. M
Miss Kate st. Clair, Of Rocky Mount,
lis visiting Mrs. q. NJ. Ferguson.
sMrs, e. w. CroWders and niece Mrs.
Taylor. Of Dallas, Texas, are spending
the summer In Salem, !. !.
n A1g, and Mrs. ;Yegnon Tompkins, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Harvest Sale Of
Beautiful Jewelry

Use Solid 4 Gold Beauty Pins, IN the Chg
plain, carved i, any style you l11la Y
desire, Doc. d &
Sterling Silver Beauty Pins. two
on AZ card 25c.
com etc NJ line OF 3 q r r 9 g J!
large assortment at csc. ~
y k. a Old FILLED Bracelets
1925 up. in plain band Z, chased az 'sat
and set with any color jewel you
may desire.
All Pearl Collar Supporters.
csc. .5,si vi sf3.
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ss Buckles In gilt, silver and pearl j
from $50 MP -5st
Barrettes In plain and with with
white stone settin gs,s 26c. .s
cad y. mech laces I'm pearl pink a
black, and most any shade, Doc.
Beautiful Gold-Filled ~ Crosses,s
y bOc..s 4 5ss
Gold. Filled Beauty Pins, three
On card IN various styles; worth
again their value, only Zoe,
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Pittsylpar q
\ q 3 u. Z, q
" fspecial TO The Times-Dispakoh.)

Especial TO The Times-D tspAkoh.) SiSi
STUNsTALL, A., August s,-,Revwal3
services Will begin at Hopswell Sunday,
gthe 18th. and continue through tho week.,
Rev. j. w, Kenney will 4 be assisted by
Rev. Cox. OF Richmond. aS8i sssSss
Miss Carrie Terry Of Taylorsvills, Isl
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. W K,.$S
}Llpscomb. S I'll IA # N 3Stl8, fS.is
Mrs. Julia Tunstall Ayers. OF Williams
burg, Will visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Tunstall, during the cons
Ing week. Il II s ssj
Miss Rebecca Eggleston. Of Richmond, q,
is visiting friends here, s Y
Rev. il Walter Kenney,f Of Amherst:
has accepted the call to 2HopaWoll.
Church. for a year. S3a. & .l,5 N ff${ sgE
S'5 Mrs. u Henry Temple Fauntleroy and
children left last week for an extended
Mi Miss Gaasye Tpnstsll Is yisisins i, hSs
aunt, Mrs. @. Q. Alexander, OF High
land Springs. Va; &, 4, 4. & Il, rs
Mrs, u. D.. AicMlnn and little son are#
visiting In Gloucester, !, =, !, !, x 4
jMr.95T Tom j, Bowen made business
Miss Lena t,regoY has returned 4, home Y
after being the guest#of MIS-. W.a5Jsg3
Wallace for several days. ,,,ah,and
Miss vlrgna Alsxs a.,ast Is e ths Msses
Tunstall next week Y, !, !, \ z, - 4 y " &
Miss Irene Lynch. OF Richmona, WIG
has been spending soTffe, inns Wtn s.4ss
Y!sF is 4 An q TSast a. vii il
days for her home, ~ Pownats RAe!p y.
She Will visit her mother. Sfs
Miss Myrtle .E4ysoN, " = ~,
y NJ. f ns'A nrlist Sd n 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Fine Cambria Pants.

soc value, Umbrella Cambria
Pants, embroidery trimmed. Soc.
Extra size a Umbrella Cambria
Pants. with deep flounce OF en-
8broidery, 76c.
Closed Pants. umbrella styles,
plain and trimmed. 25c to 800:
Fine Cambria Pants. with wide
embroidered handkerchief rufnes;.
$3.50 value, 41.O0. q
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Excellent Oh ennis ] i ! I

Special u shaped Chemise for
Y street wear, With vide skirt and
sh laalpred waist, plain Val and en- =
5broidery trimmed. from @1. Loo. 80 = /
42.eS. s$.
one lot Long Chemise. slightly
lsoiled !. made of lawn. cambria ana I
nainsook, from CSC to- $2.2
short Chamise. open front, en- m
broidered trimmed yoke; 10
value, Soc. s55$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
.Dainty Corset Covers

Five styles Long Wasted
French Corset Covers, trimmed In
Val. Clunyl lace, also Sembroi dery;;s
331 90 values. x &c.
y Fine 4 French Corset Covers,
Sdaintily trimmed in German AL.
back and front set with medal
lions; $1.9 8 value. 81 30. III
Beautiful Full Front French
\ Effect Corset Covers. front OF all
over EN- broid cry and lace tuck ed,
backs; 1898 value, 82.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
The Golden Harv est Sale
Harvest Sale
81 Ribbons.

i &c. 8 inch Loutsin = 4 Rib-s
bons, Ia d few col W.
tcreatn. brown, / green and
navy; special f 1f' yard .''t1l' s8l N
III 25c q Il, and 4 half satin 4
Fold betting il, White only. m
ia yard .5ITY 6f8.;g.
4 !, !. e.,,,,, I, ~, . ,5 IL
- s,iou :, y, 80 ~ - ,,h1t yV h,.n.. n
( a. ! /. "a I 800 a. :, ~ K ~ Z
Z . IN
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has been visiting her sister. Mrs. g IA
Kie, In Cartersville, has returned to 5her
home. II an II IA gia5Ss NJ 81 4.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and her sister
are guests at ',Nswstead, III the home OF
Mr., Boaz Ford, near Cartersville. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
The Golden Hary est Sale /,
8Harv YES Sale; /, !: Z Of )
Ernbroideries

Dainty Swiss Edges. u to-
IL inches vide, were 3 o(!ct, ~
rs now 26c. n 3Ss 4
Pretty Swiss Edges, open
work, patterns, regular. 9$S'b'tc,j5
and SOC values, now 1l'''t'1
and nc.
Excellent line Of Swiss ''t'5
Edges, that sold for zoe 9.
and csc, now IL 1.2c.
Swiss Insertions, pretty
.as open or blind work designs,
75c value, now 45c. Ei5555
insertions for fronts Of
waists OTTO IA Q inches vide,
25c TO 75c yard. III :ssgs \
Batiste Embroidery 1nser--,
tions at just one-hl'alf IN their t:ll I,
original value. I, jiess
Batiste Insertions, ito s.
inches wide, blind or open
4 designs, 75c value, now -ls &C.
Cambria Ed gesi g o Q d \
81 strong patterns, IL LOG and.
~ &c. 3. u. 5s;5 &
Z Cambria Ed ges, 18 to 20
inches, pretty designs for IS
corset covers or frills; SOC
S value, now zoe and Bic. a3s95H
.S#5 Cambria Ed ges for corset
covers COY 75c value. now .. Acc
\ and 45c. III 5si.5.
Dainty Cambria patterns.
for narrow frils and trim
mings, Sc and LOG yard
5H Allover Swiss Embroid--3
cry ~ With eyelets Work.;
81, 100 value, oW $ si1,.2s' yard ard.
81 Alloyer Batiste EN- roid-s
cry, pretty designs for't5
waists;ss 1925 value, now
$3.50 yard tss r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

got circular ne =. gs Ma ss Sm 'S ala
9 a,o XIII IA the spot ibid you turH him
OVER to the poiioa ''pShy shqg!a -
bu s ali, my plants from him }.
American. " Il. u ,ssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
sl)nd nusli11 Skirts.

Use value, knee ruffle now &c.
value three Cambria Skirts lace and en-
ana
~
Cambc rove q laee
value rufe headed
With ucks,s e1 30. Ssas
Modesty and blue yaues dsc ano
i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Ladies Harvest Sale Of Under
Ladies Go WINS

eec value. Neck Sleeve Gowns edged With q
stitched 5ruffles 60c. #88 AZ $S@85
go value. fine quality oambro embroide
trimmed #76c.s ss ~ S ssaBs
Fine Nainsook Gowns chemse style, rows
and beading u 90
Fine Nansook Chemise Gowns neck
sleeves with two and Point &c
u LOO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-25
That Lanauane Of Ours.

While a delegation is a bunch OF
delgates. an amputatlon IS not col
lection OF amputates or number OF
precipitatcs.
A clothesline is a rope to hang
clio, y ON. but hanging checks on a
checkline would be both risky and
eccentric.
Horse cars are so-called because
they are drawn by horses, yet no
amount Of horse hauling could make
the ordinary radIsh horseradish,
Though an ice chest IS uudcuiably
a chest for the retention of ice, no
one would think Of storing hair iu a
hair trunk or zinc IN a zinc one.
While life insurance provides an
indemnity against the going ont OF
ones life. fire insurance does not
provide against ones fires going ont.
Money paid TO a ferryman is ierri'
age. but money paid to cabman Is
not a cabbage Chicago News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-25
BLOCKED THE
WHOLE SYSTEM
psmENTEo DISPLACEMENT IDEAS
OF OPERATING TRAINS.
Gave Orders for all Passenger Trains
10 Run Backwards and Turn to
Right at Every crossing-Tied
Up All Trains en- Division.

Chicago. May PA dispatch ia
the Record.Herald from Huntington,
Ind. says:
An insane telegraph operator block.
ed the entire Wabash railroad sys.
tenn in this state for half an hour
yesterday by sending out unintel.
Iigible messages 10 the various train
dlspaichers. Much confusion was
caused. and all trains had to bee stop.
ped in order to prevent accident
When Chief Operator Beauchamp
went out To his luncheon he left
Everitt Kellam In charge Of the key
board which controls all Of the wires
of the system. Having recently been
overcome by the heat, Kellam. un-
known 60 his employees. was In an ir-
responsible condition. and as soon az
the room was vacated he decided that
the past methods Of train dispatch.
ing were all wrong. Smitten with an
idea that II would be entertaining TO
the rural population to run all pas
scnger trains on a freight schedule
and vice versa. with a head on col.
Iisiou or two In every division 20 give
the wrecking crews practice, he start.
cd 90 put Il into execution.
Kellam sent telegram after tele.
gram to dispatchers. countermanding
all standing orders, then counter.
manding his own orders. He requir.
cd all passenger trains 10 run back.
ward. and to turn To- the right az ev.
cry crossing lie also desired all
tracks cleared for a special train of
forty cabooses which was running
through the state at 40 miles an
hour carrying the president OF the
United States and his cabinet.
All attempts To break into his wire
were fruitless. but at last one OF the
dispatchers grounded the line and
then notified all operators 20 hold
the various passenger and freight
trains until intelligent orders could
be secured. When Beauchamp re.
turned To find kellam playing check.
crs on the keyboard he realized that
the man was deranged and ordered
him from the post. Kellam refused
and It required three men 10 drag
him away 20 iail.
Then all Misunderstanding were
cleared up and the wheels began To
move again. Kellam will be commit.
ted 10 an asylum.