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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
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Om Sen bersmie aaHer6sOoing,
oen Itolte 6soning arsli, fortaIes:
) orange Qar baoOe en- uf bans
easn Stdmme. Zip Soga, fOrtpnot
gpdngeliet ser, men uOen at 6sD.
0ingen umpsnote fig.
Der bar en- unoerlig glanoing
6os 0enne Rreli - | mango Stpts
fer par ban en- abel 5eoning, men
Iad after Eau oDsrtroiif % forfeit
tst. Da ban I Qarst 1870 matt,
fslge Zip Soga til grapsn, osnns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
Sit % 9at.
DEM Z.


set en- Days Rents at ~ ar. Gn
Snaps 9ranoeoin er en- Days Rens
tt At - ar. On pibe So6dt er en-
Days Rente At 125 ar. Gn 81
grss Cigar CT en- Days Rente al
$50 81. Gn 9ajer til 10 Ore er
en- Days 8ente al 1850 Str. Gn
Snaps gognae er en- Days Rente
al 500 ar. RnJer man Odglig 2
Qiber 5obat % 1 Cigar og brit
Ter en- 9ajer % 10 Sndpie sr o:t
Rtnten At 2200 ST. boer Dag.
5ruftsrne.
Den bttenote 6umoriIt, Murf
3nain. bar til en- Sournaliit fOrs
taft, 1t rpetroleumstongsn" ROctes
feller alorig bar funnel tilgioe BAN
fsl9enoe 6iitorie, ION ban sngan9
fortalte:
8er par en1an1 en- 6lue, ionl
meo mooerIig gm6t0 Oaugsoe oOer
fine 70 npfsote 0ptre, Clara os
SuIanna.
Gn Dag Idgoe Clara til fin Mos
Ser: nWda ies Iatte mig pdu bette
Stnfte gonbon, iom lea Ter Der
bos aon0itoren?"
6un if 9iaaoslien. men nappe
haooe bun inuist til Sutteret, fer
bun opoe paa StsSst. t6i 9onbon'ei
par foraiFtet. = set par IuOet al
Suffero1rstruitfn.
az. iamreoe sen anoen Odtier,
gie9 Ifal alOri9 9lemme Den frpgN-
fac geaiuen6e0, iea Itul no. tu9e
mia I Plat for Slitferisr."
d fom Il fornufti3t Barn Iuts
te SuTanne ia paa ct 5tptie grso.
men n1ppe 6doSt bun fmdst pdd
oet. for o9faa bun opguO 2(anOen.
9rs6et par for9iFtet - Set bar Ia
Get al gaaertruiteu.
Ma0am 5fit 6le0 naTten BAN
oitti9 af Sora oosr fine TO DSs
tres 0e6. Gu bloc BUN tags 81
BET At fig Islo og iatte ia ~fortOiulst
paa Ct stotte 5luspapir.
MeH boor meget bun emo Iugeoe
AT Den formsntligs Silt, fda osOe
Dun Oo3 lite =. t5i qapirer BAR
si Proouti At = 5luepupirstruiten-
8al0tr at tomme
ferft
Qisls 0lisns 6sft par fpg. Og.
Rieis gift til 0prlagen og 1T ct
qutoer. ION ftuloe bl9iss ueo /
oaieu pa 6riteu genn,m si Rsr.
8aseu eftsr tom Qisls tilbage, bIss
% forltDfret.
m@ioroe qutuerst ingen girtz
ning2" Ipurste 0brlagsn.
50, iOareoe 3isIs; men Seiten
blrife fsrit.~
en marietta sttenOtges.
reIfe.
) aommunetasien I 5fer6et
fn0es / II. n0ano." opfIaaet en-
marteli8 getenotssrelis Deorsrsnoe
5nrefuarin9en. Der frsmtOmmer
usmli8 oeri fsl9sn0e 9emarfning:
Qnmel0elIen maa tie
paa 9reOfori efter fslgenOe Sfema:
3preejerens Qa0n.
5Breeierens 9opal.
5pre { srens Race.
5bre { erens QI6er.
NAN oso. at p~rsjiIte gursautra-
ter fan gaa blot I oerss arao; men
at 5prens Gjer. for at faa 1T Opr
@tadret. ital inoienN Oplbsning ON
fin egen Qlosr og Race, giDer Qns
leoning til, at Golt rDIier paa 6os
oeSst.
Com Ct efsempet 6erpda nriOer
en- Iagsfpnois meoar6sjOsr til for
iteaige probinsblaoe:
nprso at btdn0s Salmiatipiris
tns, qloe og Tpanit peber iammen
/ en- alminoelig fimpsl @lusFaftc
os bno BET til Golf fom llniOerful.
miooel moo 4lperoens Oaarligoom!
grsO Del. og Soft BIZ le uO Oct og
laoe BET itanl Msn siOsr man oct en-
eien0ommsfi1 SSdrpe od en- flot gtis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21


oiOere.
Men 6por sif ban egentlig benz
= Der oar IN 6doe. ION ban Ia
aoot tenote. boor @ulore5nen Drill
leoe Solitinnet % boor 9iaietons
panens 9agrs titteoe frem menem
oe breoe msrte9rsnne Blade. 0st
oar Ser ban gif ben, % Der fdnot
ban, ION ban baabeoe. DIT fsrite
Mennefe, Iom ffufoe bere bet gipt.
ban bapoe At brin5e. Oct par en-
un5 qige. ooer bois tditaniebrune
Spar 9uloresnsns Singer Tom
% gif, neotns bun plutteoe aon=
pa1erne.
@ennem observation-disclosures fuJ-
ti1e Duff At pisIent 9eo ian ban
tpoeligt I erinoringen genfaIoe osa
ouFtmuttt0e Cult, od ban Itoo nee
henoes 6anoer / fine % adbnsoe
for i'm serligbsos Sluier Do for
taIts ON oet pra9ti9s 9iem og Dc
Rigoomms, ban baoN, % ION ban
tunoe bpoe bsnos. Og ban fan i
sen fne Rsome fomme d Ioinoe
pda benots ainoer % fe 9limtet,
Fom Sen o~oerraflenoe 9ptte fremz
talote / benots bruno Zine. itsnt
= lst sr Set fife altio MI at erin=
0re Sen itrdaltuoe alarbeo, Ser Sen
Sang par ootr 5snoss aniigt.
D. bleo gifte + Suli. p9dnits
rift" f~ortalte 5ru Gate. 9ruoens
Wooer. fine genner. ner Der no9.t
teoiommsligt 9rpol meo iuroiIts
5ormaliteter; men Sobn oiloe itle
bsre Yak ON ii uoiette 9rpaupz
pet at oen 0run0. % iioen III
a%apeaanitt / Waros 6rois par les
0igt. bar ban taaet BET. % Dc unge
bar neoiat ig i Den liae aaptuans
bolis, en- Smule 9ina, lige aturat
tor not til Dem o9 oeres file 5jenes
ftepi9e. Del pil blioe rigtig en- NOR
ION 5ing Tor min i9re Minnie at
forisgs fig NED i~pdriommeli9 9usz
bolonmg q BAR maaneoer. inoeH
6un faar 4nIodret pe0 Riuoom o.
Sitting At fsls. Dc tan risti9 npoe
~a9rlig9soeu / 6ntten Den life 5io."
So, iulofommen 9ntte baooe BET
paret for Set unse BAR Al oanOre
cp % neo / 6dosrne % ben pra5s
ti9e gart % Ia99e pIaner for ale
Sc 5oranorin9er. De oiloe gre.
.IOa naar Sc fda / 9~anos6nsn gioroe
getenotfa6 med Soft 5a. MI /
Zie6littet tunoe De 10 fun 9sre ida
liot for mango At Dem. Ulen Dc
fulSe mart faa oeres Wangel az
6iulpen. 6por bnoigt par oct life
at fnos sran3 o9 gebO0, fom Der
ffuI0e Isr9es FOR. &c MI BET 6us.
8et iful0s bioe en- o~roentfig 6oDeOs
r~epardtionl 90 Der er e anost.
Oct mdngler an grsno. SO Iaaz
5an en- gammeI Mauo buroe baoe
er qeuiion. % N ing gise. itrpbes
zig fom beuoe Der. itulos isnoes en-
Eur til q 8dositeo. Der sr ogia1
Gnfsn Ser bsnns. SUN buroe 10
hj9lpss til en- life 5%orrstuiHJ, %
aaoan blege gstu ION oisis burOs
baOe 5soe o5 pdsniHg, til De tom
ria. Def par Hart, at Stolsrne
maatte ombpgges. og fife aun:e
uotaite0g en- ten, men p0erft upratz
tiff plun for 6en0es 6usboHos
bsunoren0e Zje.
Wen GirfeH beifeftigeoe Dem boz
mere enc nogst aroet. DEN too
ct 6jsrne at BARREN % par e.
1Fllnme f~orfdloen, men eJer0om
melig gumnd 9pgaiHg, ION BEL
eigt haooe mogaast utpnoig Re.
ifaurution, % / 9irtefig6eoea frems
6so en- Iiaf0sn eejTgbe0 til at ub
foioe SmIg og auosn6s 9snae.
Mrnyen mdaustlar Rat gft De 10.
no o. too oeo airfelaagm iori9t.
os begejitra orsften6e aft Oct. Tom
fufos gsres for At fmbtfe @uos
6us. Og 6oor ffuloe life 5olfsns
OiHoss tiE5ags fra oct Setteretoas
Zen. fom OOeralt meg ifg ino pdl
prIoien. og after blioe tro gsrn
at Sen eiteoe Mooerfirts.
(5orh9ttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21

brit OannsOs % inOerli5 fromme
Misiioner, TT 6olts 9el9srer %
9ibeloperiRttsr, Oa uobrpO areli /
lpOelise Slayer;
u6oiltet llpttesbarn er ie5 oo5
lite, nGppe bar jeg fadsi en- Qliss
iionar, Ser bar ounoet boioes ION
iortes 5iniO % 6ortrolisbeO, IA
bliper ban taset ira mig, ooori
bar 'eg BOG ipnost moo SUB, It
ban asr ostte moo mig"
Saa nepnte ban Rapnet paa i
WisIiunarer, Iom alereoe Raoos
oirtet I bans 9dno. men lngen pa
Oeo hos 6am. Zip Soga ear Ben
fsrite, bpis @rao Sc baooe / Oeres
Miote. 0an uilOe berefter ipge G.
befor0re Misiionsarbej0et.
Naar en- Mdno taIer idaIeoes,
mda man 10 tro, At Der life many
Ter msget /. al ban bliper en- aris
item. Men set par lite 5ilfrlotf
mes arsli. 6an anTua fig islo rom
en- aonge al SUBS Rdaoe, Ser ifts
bs5sueOe at omosnoe ia for At be.
huae Sen bsjsite. Sdd nGreoe ban
tiniae ct itertt 6a0 mos ane hoioe;
ser trangts Tig flers % flsrs al bis
ie inO I bans 9ano % irueoe meo
at inOtdg, Set.
Z Qdret 1877 bsgpnote bun en-
aria MOB GnglanOerne. men ban
bleu Hagen % reOOeOe ms0 Rso %
Rappe III 9iO pes en- lang % fdrlis
Flugt. Sans ltnoerIdatter 8alas
faHsrne bleo IprsOt til ale adnttr
o. mes sen gamle 6sOo.naeberli9s
6e0 a set MI Slut.
Greli MATTE pare glad, 0l 6n9s
lanOerne efter nogle 4ars 6orie5
par Idd noble At anoiie BAN e
Stptte 2ano, boor ban .unoe fda
2op at DO % baOe no9Ie At iine
tioligere llnOsriaatter ON ii9. gan
trDeOe iua mIittsrt, bpao bans 5rolo=
mano IagOe, at @u0 uiloe itrafe De
buiOe, foroi De 9aOOe ahdt BAN.
rSngtn bOiO bar lat mig ii.
6eriter, og ingen bOiO bar Ret I'll
At afiatte mig"
Om nogls Qur pilOe os Roio:
bliOs forOrepst og ban ieIo bliae
6p0oing. 0ette 9aab gjOros bdm
holt og ubsjelig. ial ban aIori1
tom Iom en- futtig Spnoer for At
faa RaaOs hos @uo, itsnt GOansss
liet bleD fortpnOt for BAN.
8 bans liOite 9eoeaur a Oct en-
SIN at Zip SOga. Der OirteOe ION
qrait og 9rJsmisFonar / Of
otrsg, boor 6poOingen 6oeOe. Der
areIi omOenote fig life og af9o!oi
ogiad andre ira al 9sre oct.
0a for Hogls Mar iioen en- Al
bans tiOligers aiooagt bleo en-
a~riTten, giorOe arsli ali. boao Der
foo / bans Dag, FOR al bragg BAN
til6age til 6e0enItabet. MatiiaIe
bleo Dog fat. Ia 6egpuote 6off
ira bans egsn Stamme at forfsl8e
BAN. Od ban bdD0e iHObsitet it
aorn, bleo BET IltiGmmsH opbranOt
en- susiie Rat. De Soin. ban ejeos,
bleo OrGbt, bans 6sHs bIeO %itidalet,
bans a0Gg oreoet I'D pal Den H1s
tilidas0e Qger, 6eOniHgerne lo0 IN
tet uHfegt. 9ms SIdgs 5rpas=
miOlst 1EA0 lagt forIn bans DIR.
at BAN fulOe trade paa Oct og fulz
Be 0so om.
Oct bjalp 0Og intel. 1in0erlig
not blsO bans file 9atter ungre6et
at en- utOelss m SpgOom. 6snoes
9egsme 6lsO oattet at 8loo6plosr,
% Blob ftsO at beuOes Q9ie. greR
og Wun6. Or. Sogu gjor0e, bodo
ban tun0e. men intet bjaTp, Bar
net osos. Gu blsD U~eutijaTes Stils
ling megst Odnitslig. SHgsn 9enner,
ingsn SI9gtninge 100 zig fe. Bar
nets MoOsr lsb I'm Del msO Sc TO
miuOIts 8srn.
Dr.. SOga Og bans triitelge
W2eO5i9lpsre graoeOe en- Ord0,
iemreOs en- aiits og isrgsOe FOX 8ts
gruoelien; Den Opbt b~sorsoeoe ia
~ 81 ~ e. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-21
Star DriSnedSHttelse.

kan skahe mere bsger III &c snisIte
lave Priser, maa Bestiiiing indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker noEie af der.
Bsgerne tilsenaes ~portofrit.
Begerne bestilles efter MANNER.
70. aubpi9 9eloig. gf bans ao
oo uf bans 7ib. Ct. Minosftrift
uoaioet at aubpig sdrsoer. 336
Siber / SmIag. priien er reos
TAT fra $500 til 50c.
70. 0igte, gamle Os me, at epr.
Dintber. 300 Sibtr | Omflas.
Reofat fra $1.Oo til 40c.
70. Den lille 6~ornbIaIer. Ct Digit at
8. 9. !Solt meb manG Sluitra'
tion.r at R. gbrifianIsn. 134 Sioer
/ OmTus. Rsofut fra $3.50 til 81.
80. 100 Smuaitptter for giOlin. Gam,
l.be of g. Saitran. "A Siber
OmfIds. Rsbfut fra so til 25c.
IS. Dor 9errss Seius 0brtitt gltrls
prabiten. pr1bitener | 3rinitdtiss
tioen af IF. lrnOt. Tleb ct 5orors
af propit 8. gubl. 426 Cher /
Omflus. 9sbfut fra $1.35 til co.
SO. WisfonssS tubisr os arititt.r Il.
ter en- R.iie til Snbi.n at Or. r.
9runbsmann. inf preit. Op.rfat
at lreb.rit Rpgaarb. 217 Sioer |
OmIlas. Hsbiat fra rs iii 25c.
81. ariftoHer g~altenborf 0g 6anfe'
atern.. !6iftorif StuefpiI | fem
6anblinger of magoaIene 3bOrei.n.
1914 Sibsr. Nebfot fra $1.00 til 2Ot.
SO. @.oro Wafbinstons Qepneb pes
ariIfian 9ft.reuurb. 6oDsbfuselis
efter Gbparo gperetts oqife of
@ofbington". 81 SiOer | OmfIas.
Tebfat fra 40 til 15t.
"a. 9rifttlis. Smoaftptt.r at g.
msb Gororo af gaItor asfdeafeIet'
Damien. 81 Siber / Omftae. Reos
fat fra 80 til Zoe.
81. Mormontrne, beres profs., ber.s
Stat og osrts ReIigion, of Or. Wp.
rig BUD, o~D,rfut fra Spft. 1873 ST.
Der / Omfl. Rebfdt fra Goo. til 25e.
90. Danmorts 9optbals. On Gomax
fra eaml. Doee at 8ilhelm 0Tt.r'
eoarb. 462 Sib.r | Omflds. 0eb.
fat fra $1.50 til 75c.
100 6orfsg til en- tort 5Ortlurias oDer
Ct. Sobann,s aubsnburing uf Ot'
to Msrer. 348 Sibsr | OmTlas.
NebTot fra $500 til $1.20.
1O1 GnseIfte, ftOtff. og irffe Golte'
fang. Os Melobi.r, fumlebt Os ub'
futt. for pianofOrte uf 40. Berg
green. anben, neset 5oreeeb. lib.
eop.. S~nbebolber 125 Sonet. Heb.
fat fra $1.50 til SOC.
106 On 8srneffolsn. On Gfierlaot
afbanbling af ariit.n Wittelfen
aolb, ubsip.t af 6aralo 6olm.
SO Sib.r | OmfIos. Qeoiat fra
40 til 20e.
112. Rirb. ON g. M. Ssr.nfea,
Roteiet | ass.. Dsb ben do. april
1873. Deb 5r.berit Sunoerfen.
1913 Siber | OmIas. Rebfat frs
Coz. til Zoe.
115. sil GorfDar for arifteniroens
Sonbbeo. Gn 6oanbsrninins for
aasfoli. al Gr.berii Sunseriea.
pr9ft p.b asb.nbapnsg olgmeniss
beb. 100 Sib,r | OmTas. R.bs
fat fra 40 iii 50c.
1T. SIbfsnd,.r Os en- Gfterfrift
30 8Idbartiiler (m.b ct Jororb),
af Greberii Junserfen. DaIsmenis.
bebspr6f | asbenbapn. 81 Giber
OmHae. Pebfat fra 20 til 10t.
121. 5OIiefrihsb os 9sitirt.Iisbeb. ct
Snbfag | Rutfb.ns auIturtomp
of u. W. Ct. 4rctonber, aanb.
teoI. III Sibsr | Omlag. Reb.
fat fra 40 til 20t.
125. Sra Del fptnif. airfelip | be
fibftt Sunbr.o. Mar. RosIe per.
fOns % 1iOsfilbrineer Of Ridars
peterfsn. 300 Siber | Btnb. Rebs
fat fra 1920 til $1.70.
1925. Deb Sensetib. en Wobsrs
Orb til Bsrnene, az QuQufto Wous
rier, meb Gororb of Soenspraf
Sbomas Rsroom. 129 Siber
ginb. Hebfot fra s1.0O til Coz.
msLxxh mnlnf... OIL. IT..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
!, the Rev. E. Gregg, OF St. Barthol

city, the Rev. e. Gregg, OF st. Barthol-
omew's Church, officiating.
The house was beautifully decorated in
orchids, lilies of the valley and Bride
roses. An orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Helene w. Borchers. beautiful
debutante. was maid of honor. The bride
Miss Eleonore Heike. Miss Lula Linda
AIaurer, OF New York, and Miss Cecilia
Woods. of Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. George Mittendorf, brother of the
groom, was best man. Other attendants
We're: Mr. George Gle Brackelecr, DIR.
Herbert c. de V. Cornwell, Mr.. Edward
X. Crook and DR.. Alfred ID. Mittendorf,
of New York.
The bride entered with and was given
away by her father She Wore a piln-
cess gown of ivory satin, trimmed with
duchesse and rose point lace. Her veil
was held in place by harvest moon of
pearls, the gift of the groom. She car
ried a shower bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was gowned in pink
chiffon taffeta, trimmed with real lace
and velvet. Her flowers We're lovely
cluster of French Marguerites. The brides
maids very effective toilets We're of pale
green radum silk, trimmed with prin-
cess lace They carried bridesmaid roses.
A reception from +:3O to o'clock =. NJ.
followed the ceremony, after which DIR.
and Mrs. Mittendorf left for a southern
tour. The bridal gifts were numerous
and handsome, among them, n diamond
bracelet, presented by the maid of honor
TO her sister, the bride.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Literary Round Table

The meeting OF the Literary Round
Table at the Woman's Club on Wednes-
day was well attended and very inter-
esting. The discussion on Mrs. William
Humphrey Wards book, THE Marriage
Of William Ashe." was conducted by Mrs.
William G. Stanard, who, by her abil-
ity to present salient points of interest
in the book, and elicit the opinions of
her hearers as to characters and Incl
dents. rendered the Round Table hour
delightful and instructive indeed.
Club Election.
The Norfolk Womans Club held its
first annual meeting Tuesday afternoon.
The following officers We're elected: Miss
Virginia Gatewood. president; Mrs. j. r.
Hubbard. first vice-president, Mrs. Will
loughby 7. Cooke. second vice president;
Mrs. Henry b. Reardon, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. S. t. Dickinson. treasurer;
Mrs. Caldwell Hardy, Miss Susan Burn
ham and Miss Monte Wilkinson. gov
errors large. Chairinen of DEPART
ments We're elected as follows: House,
Mrs. Leigh Williams; library. Miss Mary
Ghiselin; music, Mrs. j. Leighton HUI
bard; art. Miss Florence Smith; litera-
ture Mrs. Darlington Cabell; current
events, Miss Julia Ward; lecteurer. Mrs.
Shirley Carter; civic, Mrs. c, p. Shaw;
social and entertainment, Mrs. w. II.
White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
-
GAMBLING WITH DEATH.
What Many OF Us Are Doing Three Times
A Day,

For everything We get something is
taken away Every act pulls two ways
Some men in power dole out their souls
FOR It. They can't have soul and power
at the Same time
And So in this quick-living age most
of us can't have energy and health at the
same time. One or The other must be
lost, and It is usually health.
we know we are doing wrong and would
like to reform, but we have morbid fear
OF being laughed Mt If we aim to live and
eat according to conscience and good
sense.
Some of US break away for awhile and
enslave ourselves to a diet. We read
about the hardy Scotsman being fed on
porridge and oatcake, making soldiers OF
muscle and dash, and how Caesars army
was fed on corn. But the diet doesn't
last long. We quickly swing back into
the great line, eating and drinking to full
ness like the rest eating anything and
everything, at any time, and any way we
find it. We say what Is n stomach for
II 1t isn't to obey the palate"
But there Is really no ono rule appli-
cable to everybody's stomach. What one
man may eat another may not
But the dyspeptic should remember that
the death list has a dark shadow lowering
over II with long bony finger pointing
to died of heart disease Physicians
Will tell us that there are few cases of
heart disease that do not come from q
stomach arrangement.
At every meal we may be brewing for
ourselves terrible case OF dyspepsia. II
may come upon us after breakfast to-mor
row morning. or after that oyster supper
tomorrow night
Acute Indigestion means that YOU have
even chances for death or life. That's the
gamble you are taking. That precious
gastric Juice decides, as a rule, whether
YOU continue to live or not
Therefore, II you feel your food lies like
n lump of lead" on your stomach be :
werel Your gastric juice Is weak Ii
caa't dispose OF the food In time to pre-
vent fermentation. Take something that
VIII 40 II effectively. and at once. Take
& stuart. S Dyspepsia Tablets, the most DOW
erful tablets In the world for the relief
OF All kinds OF stomach trouble. nausea,
Indigestion, the worst eases OF dyspepsia
fermentation bloaty feeling sourness,
heartburn and brash.
One grain of an ingredient OF these tab
lets will digest 5000 grains OF food Your
stomach needs rest at once Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets viii relieve your stom-
ach OF more. than two-thirds OF the work
1t has to do. dtGesting perfectly whatever
food there is in your stomach
You can't do your work well or be
cheerful, or have energy or vim or ambi
ton, when your stomach liz bad Make
yourself feel good after o hearty meal
feel good all over, clear your mind ant
make you enjoy hie, ny taking stnart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Give your stomach rest. 50 it car
right itself. then you need fear nothing,
you can get these tablets anywhere ID,
I 30 cents q package.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-16
MRS. MABEL TAYLOR COCHRAN.

Especial to The Dlspatch)
F PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-st. Ste
phen's Protestant Episcopal Church. on
Tenth Street, was the scene of a wedding
of fashionable importance yesterday,
when Miss Mabel Taylor, the youngest
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Madison,
Taylor, became the bride of Nh. Clifford
Alexander Cochran of Yonkers and New
York. The ceremony was performed at
4 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Haushton, rector Of
the Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Afawr,
read the betrothal service, and Rev. Carl
-. Grammer, d. d., rector of st. Ste-
phen's Formerly Of Norfolk, Val per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
The customary wedding breakfast fol-
lowed at the brides home, 1904 Pine
Street. Under canopy of Easter lilies
and southern smilaS thesbride and bride.
groom received the good wishes Of tho
guests. i3
The bride il the youngest daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. John Madison Taylor. AS
atithe Naval Academy in Annapolis Tues
day evening, Miss Baker has been the
guest of honor at many social functions,
during her visit here, and her friends
will be- glad to know that she will remain
until after February ed,
Mrs. W. D.. Baker, OF Lynchburs, has
Joined lier husband in this city, where
hest employed at the general offices Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Mr., Arthur Chesterman has gone to
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White.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Eleanor
Johnson.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. Nimmo Old
Treasurer, Miss Jennie brown Gre
electeD.
Historian, Miss Lydia Lee.
Registrar, Mrs. Thomas II. Drummond
Hope-Maury Chapter now has mem
bership of $50. and is in fourishing
condition. The meeting to-day was large
ly attended and enthusiastic Reports
from all the officers were read
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
A Legend of Gold

~ LeSellQ Oh IOlQ.
lucifcr crnved one boon of God
After his fall, as his own to hold;
30 He gave him mite in Heavens site.
But 10, the gift that he gave was-god.
And Lucifer wrought with the rugged ore
TIL he fashioned 1t wondrous fair, and
then
Z He set a price on the precious store.
And the price was the blood and tears
i of men.
Blood and tears. and the price was paid;
Blood WAS nothing, and tears were free;
And Lucifer smiled at the fools and said.
surely yotir souls should belong to
mel
So he offered the earth with its golden
heart,
And the seas with the fleets from pole
to pole;
And they looked with lust on the world
wide mart
And said in their hearts: 1T is worth
the soul!
And kings were they, and they ruled right
well, =
Gorgeously sped their sovereign day;
But Lucifer hath their souls in hell.
And their gold and their empires-where
are they?
Charles Hamilton Mhsgrove, in the
Reader Magazine.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Mr.. Ellyson Host.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. Taylor Ellyson
entertained the members of the Legisla-
ture who are patrons of the Jamestown
Ter-Centenaryl measure at dinner last
evening.
Those present were Messrs. Howle,
Bland, Parker, Davis, Barham. Withers,
Powers, w, w. Old.
Mrs. Swanson at Home.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson will he at
home informally on Wednesday after
Moons throughout February.
Dance at Northside.
One of the most delightful dances OF the
season was given at Northside Hall on
Thursday. February sth, by six of the
Chestnut Hin girls. In spite of the in
clement weather it proved a great sue
cess.
Good music and well-waxed floor
added much to the pleasure of the gay
dancers.
Mrs. Leigh Entertains.
Mrs, Egbcrt Leigh, delightful hostess,
whose entertainments this season have
been the subject of universal commenda-
ton. viii be the hostess Of Il bridge
Whist" party this afternoon.
The color idea will be carried put In
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her family occupy prominent position
in the world of fashion, the bride has
been the recipient of much social atten-
ton. Her summers have been spent at
Bar Ha,ibor Mr. Cochran is a son Of
MI. William Cochran. of New York, and
inherited from his uncle, Mr.. Warren
Smith, the millionaire carpet king When
the bridegroom's father died he left an
estate of s12,0do,o00, and the combined
Cochran fortune compares favorably with
the Nanderbits, Goelets and Rockefellers.
Mr.. Cochran and his bride will reside
In New York, where Mr., Cochran recent
ily purchased q handsome residence. Mrs.
Cochran, mother Of the bridegroom, has
a villa at Bar Harbor, a large estate at
N. Grand a handsome New
York residence. The out-of-town guests
included Mrs. William Cochran, mother
OF the groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ewing, MI and Mrs. Stewart, Miss Edith
Pulitzer, all of New York, and Bishop
and Mrs Lawrence, Of Boston.