davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-19
Con destinO a Ia immigration
EN- CUBA

"Se destinaran 100000 pesos 4 Ia
Immigration por familias y 500, 900 a
la de braceros.
ESQ Sc aprobo ell Q de Tunio Ell Ia
Camara propuesta por los senores
Garcia Kohly y Sarrain.
Doscicntos mil pesos para brace
ros quiza sea bastante. Sobre todo
81, como sostienen algunos, solo IS
possible y conveniente traer chinos.
Pero ochocientos mil pesos para Ia
Immigration por familias, es de segu-
ro muy POGO; porque la immigration
por familias demanda grandSo gas
toS de propaganda, de transportes. de
preparation de terrenos, de vivien-
das, aperos de labranzas, animaleS
domesticos, alimentos, medicinas etc
Cuando NJ. Van Horne Densaba
en- traer por su cuenta familias es-
raflolaS que poblaSen { hiciesen pro
ductivos los terrenos atrvesados por
lei ferrocarril central. 20 contaba
con gastar en- clio menos de doce
millones de pesos.
Ochocientos mil pesos para haoer
TN ensayo, no esta NAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-19

siguicnte:
Sr. Joaquin E Barreiro.
Apreciable amigo:
P014fsas eaizrs rrctbimos 4 wcfs eyan.
6tS SGfssfacefOaeS, otras, encontramos
en- su semanario algunas crfticas per
sonales que por estar escritas en- es-
tito 1ntlmo, bastante gracioso saliva
sponsabilidades
En- cl 1ltimo nllmerO de su ilustra-
do periodico me dedica usted alqunos
ParoPoS, cuya Interpretation mole exiio
por no confrmar practicamente la fal.
ia de culture y distinction que quiere
listed hacerme casi peculiar. Mas
deseo por la presente, mostrarle Mi
agradeclmiento por los conceptos dc
slmpatla que lie merezco Y tambien
por su invocation al Hacedor Supre-
mo, rogandole guarde mi lengua
slempre que sea para bien de mi
economic ffsica para librarla de la
de algunos sem eiantes.
Dice usted que cuando hablo del
director de "E1 Carnival, 10 ponqo
cual Higan dutaas I. y todo porque
seg1n listed, yo creo que debe rega-
larse al obispo NJ. Rlenk IN caliz,
cuya historic me era desconocida
hasta que. lei los artfculos de usted.
0 usted esta equivocado amigo Ba-
rreiro 8 la persona qre 1e rehri6 las
ideas que usted expresa como mfas,
las recogio trastoTnadas.
He aquf mis- palabras textuales:
Que los dos mil dollars invertidos en-
lei caliz que Sc regalara Mr.. Blenk.
Irepartldos entire las victimas de San
Sebastian 6 los mendigos de la Ca
pital, contribuirfan aliviar Ia situa-
ci6n de esos infe1ices. no es arpu~
mento para demostrar que dicho OBJ
sequio no deba haGerse.
El Sr. Barreiro sc habra encontra-
do muchas veces en- ell caso de hacer
regalos y sabe muy bien que eli
valor del obsequio debe, ser relative
4 Ia digridad de Ia persona que 10
rccibe. Tampoco ignora que al ha-
Ger una limosna a IN mendigo lie da :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-19
UNA CARTA
I. E. Johaner

Nuestro amigo don Ramiro de Ia
Presa, nos ruega la inserci6n de la
siguicnte:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
DunCan-IacObs.

ETNA MILLS. VA. October 25.-A beau
t.fm home wedding occurred yesterday
morning at 1879 clock at Arlington.
the residence Of the bride parents. Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Jacobs. when their
daughter Ncsta Eugenia. was married 20
Mr. Bauistcr a. Duncan. OF Savannah,
Ga Miss Hattie Jacobs sister Of the
bride was maid OF honor. gowned in
white and carried pink roses: Mr.. A. 4.
Peal. of Rocky Mount, \. c., was best
man.
The bride was given away by her
brother. Mr Everett Jacobs. Rev. James
Nathaniel Pruden. of the Methodist
Church, OBLIGATED.
After the marriage a wedding break
fast was served The bride was gowned
in n travelling suit Of blue cloth
The rarlors was beautifully decorated
i'm autumn leaves and evergreen. The
guests from a distance were Mr.. T. O..
Duncan Miss Jessie Walker and Miss
jamie Campbell. OF Richmond. Miss Alys
stone. of Taylorsvnlo, and Mr.. Lawson
Jacobs Of Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and the rest II
the party left on the afternoon train.
The bridal party viii stop over at Mr..
puncan's parents home Kcysville. Va.
where a reception viii be given them.
They Will then so to Savannah. Ca,
where they Will make their home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Drew-Ta rratt.


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
WEDDING BELLS
IN OLD VIRGINIA
Methodist Church at Eagle Rock
the Scene Of Beautiful,
Ceremony.
CUNNINGHAM AND MELVILLE
a Reception to the Bridal Party
at the Home Of the
Bride.
lspocla 10 mo Times-Diena i,

EAGLE ROCK. VA. October Is
beautiful marriage ..-s solernnized at
Eagle Rock NJ l.. Church Thursda,, af-
tsTnoon at o'clock. when Miss Jessie
ie,.lIIe became TIC bride OF Mr.. George
j.. cunningham, Jr.. Of Bolssovain Va
mo church was ta-stefuily decorated for
inc occasion with ferns. cvergreens and
pOtted plants. Rev. ". Melville fatre-
OF tne bride. performed the ceremony. as
sisted 10y Rev. j. Il. Andrew r,-,ei,,,.-.-
elder OF this district.
y ne maid OF honor was Miss Alice Mol
WIG. sister Of the bride, and the host
tllan' Mr. Massey Il Shepherd. OF Blue
otaer attendants included tho brides
MAIDS, Misses Elizabeth @. Beau ~ Nat-
mac, Ia; Emma Jones and Ethel T.horDr-
son. az BerryvI.e. Va. and the .rroor,e
men. Messrs J.. Granville Shirley 30
Sho nandoah Junction. W. Va. II ".
Spiiier and VI. r. Morgan. OF Hagle Rock
The bride entered With ho- broth,-
N- Arthur Melville. ~ whom she v,as
ttNen away She was Eowued in white
S.-N- made IN fun panel effect or fac-
b'i-Ne Her veil was caught with q pin
r'tie OF sea shells from the Ralar-a.
IS 'Nas' ard she carried large bouquet
a. carnations
Teo maid ~ honor was On white snt,
ana thr bridesmaids IN white six over
' NHe green and pink. respectively
4.-F Towers We're also carnations.
ir welding march from Nent-lss1f-n
was beautifully rendered by Miss Alma
Nlumo. or Clifton ForEo. Va
Poo bride 81 enc ~ Tho most popular
and attractive young ladies Gro this sou
llDu. and i- The daughter ~ Airs. and Rev.
William Melville. Sae has only been here
f"r tae fa-t eight months but in that
short uwe she has erle4rcd herself iu
many ways
The groom IS the son % Mt. Geo J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Snider-Harman

t'i'''ai 70 Afo Times DI.pnt IN
LhNCiiBuRG. VA. October - 1ba
splendid residence 81 Mr. and Mr. r-.,t,
p. Harinan. on Washington str..t ,-.
the scene ~ beautftI homo ,,.4,.,,.
last night al 9 O'Clock. who, 49,
daughter. Miss Mary Floyd Hartman. he
came tho Wife OF ~. Arnold Tg.f,..,
Snlder. 81 Salisbury. ~. O.. Rev. Jar,.s
81 owens. rector of ST. PAuis EPISCOPAL
Ohnrch. was the officiating minister. ana
Nl'fe were large number Of t-i,a-fs
present TO witness tho happy event.
me ceremony took place IN the laree
iaricr. which was artisticaliv decorated
wan palms, ferns and ivy The mar-
i.'k" TOOK place before an improrlsed
altar Mss Florence Harvey presided q
ne piano, rendering appropriate sele.-
ton during the ceremony
Inc nrst % enter the room ,rcre tie
groom aad his best man. Sir IIae.n
Holmes. ~ salisbury. Then came NJ.
sadie Snider ri Salisbury. and Miss I..tt
watts. ~ Stanton. tlo Irll.--.. Ig-
VINO preceded the bride. who with h.r
rather. Joined The wedding party which
formed before the altar
The bride wore an r~,-fef.s ,-,.-,.,. ~
traino ~ white mes-alfre. trimmed ~. o.,
point lace Her v.t wac caught wish
brooch OF pearls nnc diamonds tie
-l'f 80 ~" groom. and sae rsrrled
shower bluquot of Brides POSES TIA
bridesmaids were Fowred in pink mousse
lne over pink ta0.ta rlor .ror. r.-.f-
some wrsatr- ana carried hu,i.r.rts o.
white carnations.
Following tre wa-r'aro "a SUPPER -as
SERVED in solid courses followed wlth lr.
cream, iD's ana COME, tions ln dainty
forms. The dnluz-ro0m vas tasfr. t..-
grated in Whit,
Az midnight air. ara airs snaer IN
fnr tour of tne South and tf.. ID
.@ az horne .a Salisbury On November
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
TO USE TIMES-DISPATCHW WANT ADS

Inc bridesmaids We're Miss Cornoiia
Segar. Miss Virginia Nottinrhar .
cape Charles, Miss Katherine Kreo,er
or Brooklyn. y y; Miss Cornelia Iipds.S
MISS Malvina Tabb. Miss Lillian Young
MISS Mary Wills Booker and Miss Mail
scatter The bride entered the cbYr.h
Win her brother, Mr.. Arthur Scgar IT,
iler gown was an exquisite producer ~,
- "Ihte crepe de chine. and her bouquet
Ms or White roses. The bridesmaids -
1850 IN white SILK and carried yellow
III SsahthemHms. and the maid OF honor
an1 hatron OF honor wore white -uk
and carried roses N
-. EDWARD %. Lewis. of brunswick
49,, attended his brother as best man
80 we ushers included Nr. Ralph Grnn
W RICHMOND. Joseph Massic. of ~.,ynor,
Under Segar Selpvyn Bic<r,. \
l.l,"trd Hooker, Jr ". g. T.. T.fiar.-,o
ano Mayor Thornton Jones 80 f4.,,-,....
am" ~ william Price. OF Hrunsw. x
Y--'S ne wedding party was enter
,,iiieu on wednesday afternoon bv Mis-
NhlNina Iabh. and on Wccnesda,, .vo,-
ihE by Dr. and Mrs. William a. pe,r.,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Sealed Proposals.

Norfolk Na.. October o. 1906.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
3 rNli-n PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
'nivea lv tH. undersigned until 70
O'Clock noon. MONDAY, November 70.
l''' f'r Grading and Furnishing
stone t'r t.a obstruction of a boule-
Nart from rho limits Of the city of
Noii'.,. fa. 'o the Jamestown Expo
.'i'n distance Of about
Your H.. n quarter miles.
i'e ecifcatlon may be seen
ir .f tho undersigned. 100
Norfolk. Va.
Highway Commissioner
''a nl the above address on
iH" 1ates- OCTOBER Goth
<OrEMBER ID Sd and 10Th.
Information desired 10
'.. bidders.
must DO accompanied by n
it'.t check FOR one thousand dol
tI0|. payable 10 w. w. Moss.
tr' n..-
" bile WIN be received scpa
i.'Dr '"r -rna'ng and supplying stone.
Single contract Is preferred.
srarl Commission reserves
'" to reject any and all bids,
0r f' contract as a whole or in part.
IT y. GOODRIDGE.
rnrn jamestown Boulevard
ION.
800 Watcr street. Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
SOME UNREST NOTED.
Certain Localities Feeling Effect
Of Traffic Delays.

NEW YORK, October Or. O. Dun
weekly review Of trade tomorrow viii
say:
Traffic delays. high money and some
unrest I'm tho ranks of labor have not
vel checked commercial progress on '"e
whole. although In special Industries or
localities the retaining influence OF these
adverse factors are felt. Some Irregular
ties Of temperature also provide the
weeks trade reports with less uniformly
glowing d.scr.ntions Of retail distrinu-
zion Wage carriers are agitating Tor
more pay or shorter hours i'm several IN
dustries. especially 80 the railway SER
vice Already manufacturers and dealers
are making plans for the greatest busi-
ness ON record i'm jowclry and other hoii-
day lines.
A further advance Of about fifty cents
pcr ton m lhc price of pig iron is the
best evidence Of continued prosperity in
that industry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Meetings.


i-....rl locomotive Works,
l.l i.rpadway. New Yo~-.
october 10Th. 1907.
NOTICE Is HER-BY GIVEN THAT
TIE annual a..et-s Of the Stockholders
of RICHMOND l1COMOTIVE WORMS
viii De- a- -ae office o. fhe CONE
Iiul. J. f.- lHI MY OF FiENEICO.
NIIHiNI,. .n WeInesday TIE Iith dav
o.. rt at 1880 O'Clock In
We i'' t"r The purpose OF electing
GERS approval OF the
acts ~ g.. Directors since the last an
H"di lnt 'e Htl fOr the transaction 90
as may properly
come ..r. ... meeting.
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
w, HAMMER. OF BALTIMORE.
Secretary Of the Gideons.
if' CD meet the Christian tray
en of Richmond and Vir-
i' f'e purpose OF organizing 2
'rrr n. tIe christian CONNER
itt' Isolation Tndcnomina-
f' .r.D3 ngt Jesus Christ: for
D' -tllke living ga bust
rrl CHRISTIAN fellowship for
HOTEL. LEXINGTON
INitr'l'. $50 o. o 90 October e. 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

Especial 60 The Times D.s1atchl
FREDERICKsBt KG. VA. October 90
Frank T. Davis. az Richmond. and ~ q
Lucy NJ Chapman. daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS-. j. J.. chapman. o. Caroline Wee
married Wednesday az tho home Of the
bride. Rev. l.. J.. Bushy performing the
ceremony MI. and Mrs. Davis ltft after
the ceremony for bridal trip. and upon
their return will reside in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
ONE MAN KILLED;
ANOTHER INJURED
Head-On Collision Between a
Freight Train and Switch
Engine at Asheville.

AsHEVILLE. n. c.. October 26.-Firs-
man Suttlcs was instantly killed and
Engineer Han was seriously and prob
ably fatally injured In a head-on COLI
sion between freight train No. Il and q
switch engine at a point two miles this
side Of Hickory this AFTERNOON at $3.50
O'Clock.
Both engines were badly damaged. and
several cars of the freight train were
demolished. The injured were members
Of the freight crew. Train 80. II was
going from Salisbury to Ashevul&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
LeWis-Seoar.
Especial to The MINES n1sDatoh J

ITIt7IlI % 7 10 ITI'a- IIIaD1I0l-I
HAMPTON, VA, October PA beau
tiful wedding of social interest took place
iu the Hampton Baptist Church WedueS-
dav afternoon, whom Miss Laura Camp
bell Segar. daughter of Mrs Arthur
Scgar. became the bride of Mr.. Burdctte
Ashton Lewis The Rev. DIT r.. Pcndle-
ton Jones performed the ceremony. Miss
Lottie Segar. sister OF the bride. was
maid of honor. and Mrs. William X. Pier
son, another sister. was matron OF honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
sHoEs

WANTED-PEoPI TO KNOW THAT
we keep lars. stock OF gents. ana
boy. Shoes SHENlEs Nlrth 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Church Notices.


FIRST BAPTIsT cHCEcH ERssoAAP3 ,. AND
NJ Rev w T.. BALL. pastor West View
church. Will preach the annual sermon before
the Womans Missionary society sunday
school Cd. $. Mccarthy. SuDt) at 30 A. ~
sES0ND BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Adams ana Franklirl-Dr W T. T.. SMITH.
pastor WORSHIP az u NJ and = NJ sun
"a GROVE AvEN;tttE BAISrIsT Church.
Grove Avenue ana Beech streeO-i1ev. j. -.
II ia" NJ Dana ana p NJ sunday school al s:is
A NJ Aidweek prayer service wednesday at
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grace and Fcushee Streetsl-Rey
SUNDAY lia az school a. $50 \ NJ Preaching ~
the pastor az Il A. NJ. and . T. NJ. Prayer
Av,nue ana Meadow s,reeO LOCKHARr
+ An s gaS5a scSo8i n; $50 NJ Pr al
meeting Wednesday az p NJ seats free.
Everybody welc1me
METHODIST.
CENTENARY METHODIST list. It Y r st g "A
treets)-Rey. " YOUNG ID. j.. pastor
Services and sermons by the pastor at II A.
NJ and p n. Morning subject Tho Pure
Evening subject a Foolish ans Wicked Ca
sunday school at $50 A ~. AL s-ats free:
RRoAD STREET N. e CHURCH TENrH
and Broad S-rectsl Preaching boy pastor Rev.
O.. y sIoONEit; a. !, II A NJ ara No r. ~
presence q, these services.
tv fourth and y streeis,-Rev r " NANCY.
pasteor-I reaelhins a. a a a, NJ ana p H.
CLAY STREET NJ r. CHURcH.- REVIVAL
services are Increasing 20 interest ans VIII
continue throurh next week The pastor. Rev
r Mos SIMPSON. Will preach morning ard
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv.
r T. M-FADEN. y. T.. pastor---ser'0ce5 az
j. A. II and J.. NJ Seats free. Cordial Wol-
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-REN.
RUSSELL CECIL. u. D.. pastor. -, Inlay ser-
p N. sunday School az s45 A N
SERVICES AT GRACE STREET PRESDl
terrain Church al u A N and p NJ. con-
cHrRcH OF TIE COVENANT. REV. J..
e,ryircs tomorrow AZ - A. " and J. NJ
conducted by the pastor Sabbath school 9.nI
= " Devotional service Wednesday j.. 81
CHRISTIAN
SEVENTH STREET CIIRIsTIAN, CHrR~IL
Services sunday a. IS A. ana D. ~
conducted by Rev o. w Mtcki-EN ~ Kan
MARSHAL STREET cHRIsrrAN
Church. Preaching cy tne pastor. k't p. 81
MELTON. az 81 A. 81. and g. n Christian
A. NJ cordial welcome p
w t-- -.. ..-- .h. .D%
Morris between Nt'n ea- Ff- e-.el
TEARCE ATKINS a. 81 a. = anl L. ~
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH or CHRISTI SCIENTIST
thelNiteTe itf- corner l-a ans i..r..re
'Everiastire Por.-.al.at.. T-,r.r..n.. .-i
testimony meeting ...r Wr.-..l4r evening
az =" oc.rk enc reading -o.u ,s located
open cre- week aay t-,m So O.. o. AL are
cord a.ly invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is 7 cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of TO cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 10 deaths. marriages,
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type allowed
III the classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
TRUNks AND Gags.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT ZOE EAST
Broad Street and convince yourself t.al
W. have the largest and best Nm Of
Trunks and Travelling Necessities l. the
city. repairing done II. w ROTN.
TREE * BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
GAINESVILLE is NOT 4 DAY TOWN.

ALL ABOARD NEXT TRAIN rop
Cla-ksv!lle With your orders ~
wis les all tinds TWO YEAR-OL.1
COIN WISkEI. n@ AND jug.
Sl5 AND JUG. RYE WTIfsf-tv
FIR NJ $50 TO $50 PER GtTTOE
W II Gooch is no ong p he whiskey
bus ness as the Mann law broke nm
Q send all orders to THE CLARl(S-
VILE WHISKEY HOUSE. c arisviiie.
Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICE

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS. THIS -
chance TO earn money while learn.
ing; 20 Sc per week; much more
shortly; clean and pleasant work
WHlILOCk BRANCH AMERICAN
CIGAR CO. Twenty-third and Cary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

THE ORIGINAL DAVIS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY, SECOND FLOOR IRA
OPPOSITE BIJOU. Is Now READY
FOR BUSINESS SPECIAL PRICES
TO VISITORS PRICES To SUIT
EVERYBODY. ALI. OT~TST AN
ING TICKETS ARE REDEEM Gar r
AT OUR NEW PLACE. GOOD WORK
AND POLITE ATTENTION GUARAN-
TEED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27

IF a YOUNG LADY OR GIRL WISHES
% work We oner her good position
with pleasant surroundings steady
work. = 20 Sc per week while learn NJ.
come and see US WHITLOCK
BRANCH AMERICAN CIGAR co
twenty third and Cary. Richmond Va
DYSPEPSIA CURED by ONLY DRINK
ing COMO LITHIA WATER. cost M
more than other Uatsr Won have served
~ your home. Phone zoos FOR the Como
man. and he VIII call
CARPETS TO DUST by vACr-r-Nf
system. also 20 SCOUT and dye. twenty
six years experience Mrs
PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES. SHOP
ping bags from 25c 20 so Also so~,o
very handsome ntted bags from sr5 49,
81. ~ SIENDES s. NInth St-aat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
open daily from A. NJ. 20 3 = Nj. Ad-
mission. > cents Frcs on Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Miscellaneous.

PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT FOR
young ladies' and girls. light work: &
you TO investigate this WHITLOCE
BRANCH AMERICA CIGAR CO.
Twenty-third and Cary Streets
COMO LITHIA WATER IS A CLEAR
spring water, full OF medicinal proper
ties, pleasant Of taste. and viii put you
on the right road 10 health Phone
2e05.
NEW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES At
SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
SHOE REPAIRING.

75C HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES la
dies SOC. children. soc. every pair
sewed; no squeak; no nails. no PEGS
Rock oak soles DREW ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. TIC r. Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
MILLINERY.

SPECIAL SALE IN MILLINERY
Suits. cloaks ladies' furnishings A
large assortment of college hats IN ali
coiors 3ust received to-day 9s cents.
Mrs JULIUS BEAR. 1923 East Main
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
COAL AND WOOD.
MINERS CONTRACT.

A CONTRACT FOR SINKING A SHAFT
VIII be let: afr drills and all machinery
a mine Apply NATIONAL COPPER
ORE COMPANY. Garrisonviue. stafford
county. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
PHONOGRApHs.

CONFLICT LINE OF EDISON Pho
nographs. records and supplies. whole
sale and retail. G.. % HAYNES. 52
East Main
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

Arets Thanksgiving Day har
Sverige firats / trenne af vara st0rsta
Stader: Stockholm, G%oteborg och
Maim5. Samtliga festerna hafva yarit
arrangerade af de i de ~respektiva sta.
darna befintliga Observation-Disclosures
Sallskapen. Salunda voro Stockholm
EFT par hundra svensk-amerikaner med
Sveriges stats och utrikesminister och
de ~amerikanska officiella myndigheter-
ma i Stockholm samlade | den festligt
med flaggor och skoldar smyckade sto-
"a festsalen a Grand Hotel omkring
den traditionella "~turkeyn" och firade
dagen med tai, sang och efterat dams.
| Goteborg fungerade ingeni0r Ham
mar och direktor A. O. Assar som ar
rangorer och telegram afsandes till sy-
stersallskapen i Stockholm och Malm0
och stamningen lar afyen der varit sar-
deles animerad.
Man kan deraf tryggt komma ill
den ~slutsatsen, att manga hundratal
svensk-amerikaner firade dagen som
de varit yana vid Amerika. Och sa
ha vi fat EFT litet Amerika inom gran.
serna af vart gamla fosterland. Lefve
det!
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

En- engeisk forfattarinna, och Eng
land ar Diet land, der man framf0r ALA
andra lander medvetet s0ker starka,
icke bryta barnets villa. skrifver hair
pm:
Skulle nagon af oss. afven EFT he'll
gon, sta ut i en- atmcsfa~ ~
motsagelse. Sta-. ana. Gen EE-
val bIDenalla sinnets jemvikt?
vi skulle IA "vara nerver f0rstorda"
och vi skulle forr eller mar Ia till
flykten, hvart som helst, wore det sa
till hvilokur / EFT hem for nerysiuka.
| hvarje fall skulle vi alldeles sakert
laga, att vi komme nagonstans han,
der vi atminstone kunde CORA ovasent-
liga saker som vi tyckte ON att CORA,
utan att ia snubbor for Diet eller med
valid hindras fran att fullfolja vara af.
sikter.
Men barnen! Jag har sett barn.
som fatt small for Diet de tagit en- bit
br0d fran bordet, en- bit brod, som lag
frestande nara och small sd att de la
DOIJdl 5ldbd. AIIdS, hutC lduNi SiSl
moder, att man smalde dig pa fingrar-
ma for att du tog en- bit brod fran .ru.
k~ostbordet, imam du last b~ordsB5nen:
Skulle du deraf bli en- battre man ei!er
kvinna, och skulle dit lynne yara ask
vardare efter an fore denna bestraff-
ming?
bet firms naturligtvis saker. som
barn int ia CORA, der Diet ar omojligr
att lata dem ia sin villa fran: att leka
med eden eller knifvar. vid braddjupt
yatten. i dllmanhet pa farliga stalleH
eller med saEer. som deraf kunna ia
skada, porslin. becker o. s. ".
BestamdR fdrbud arc hair af modem
och olydnad not dem maste bestraf,
J. fas.
Men del firms massor al de oskyldi,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

caste sysselsattningar, icke ideala !
sig sjelf, men som sagdt oskyldiga och
underbart, harligt. fortjusande roliga,
som foraldrar och b~arnjungfrur aldrig
forsumma nagon lagenhet att f0rhin-
dra.
Hur kan man under sAdana f0rhaE
landen begara, att EFT barn ska vara
'snallt" och vid godt lynne? vi skulle
inte s~jelfva kunna Yara Diet. Det ar
~ingenting menniskor sa afsky som an
markningar, afven de mildaste och
NEST berattigade. bet firms intet SAX.
rare satt att f0rlora en- van an att saga
honom sin mening. En- person som
har till specialized att finna fei" far
mycket smart anseende I'M sig att yara
outhardlig.
Barn arc emeilertid i den beklagliga
situationen, att de ia finna sig att
man finner fel hos dem ALA dagar och
sa lang dagen ar.
Men delta tar babe pa deras lynne
och deras nerver. bet talas ON barn
sjukdomar, messing, v%attkopporna o.
s. ", som ON barn aIdrig hade ondt af
nagot annat. "Neryer" ar EFT privile-
GUM for vuxna, och EFT synnerligt be-
hagligt privilegium ibland, for den,
som inte viii CORA, hvad han ska!
Men barn Ida af dem fullt sa mycket
som de aldre, de ha "St. Vets dams,
konvulsioner, spasmer o. 8. ", ON de
ocksa int kunna CORA Stamina prakti-
ska bruk af dem som den gamle herrn,
som flick LANDMARK hyar gang han int
vile ga bort pa midday. Barn ha an
nu int Tart sig, att barnjungfrun g0r
dem nerv0sa. Men de protesrera pa
slit eget satt, vanligen genom att ''su.
ra". Sanningen ar, och annu mer 1
Sverige an i England, att man braksr
for mycket med barnen,