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Woman to Be courtmartialed.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 4.-The young
General Min, commander of the Semi.
novsky guard regiment. will be tried
by cOurtmartial.
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Yosemite stage Held Up Near Ahwah
nee, Cal.

nee, Cal.
Wawona, Cal, Sept. 4.-The Yo-
semitic stage was held up by lone
bandit near Ahwahnee. The passen-
gers were lined up and compelled to
give up their cash Wertemer Bishop
OF New York lost $3.50 and A. For
mishee OF Brooklyn 313. The passen-
gers secured snapshots OF the robber,
who wore q black mask. The stage
was driven by Bright Gillespie, who
took President Roosevelt through the
park three years ago.
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A Perfect Bowel Laxative for consti
pat on, sallow complexion, headache
dizziness, sour stomach, coated etougue,
biiiousness. La1-sts act promptly, with
out pain or gripping, Pleasant TO take
LAx-sts only s cents. Sold BY Schuts
z Kotcham.
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La Crosse, Wis, Sept. All bust
ness was suspended here Labor day.
Forty unions, with 1000 men in line.
took part in the parade. A feature Of
the celebration was that the preach
led the procession of the wage earn
erS
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ACTORS UNION IN LINE.
Feature Of Labor Day Parade in New
York City.

Ftdture 0y CdpoF DAY Fafaue III NEW
York City.
New York, Sept. Anew York's
laboring men were out in force Labor
day despite threatening weather and
an early rain. The labor host, num-
bering about $4,000 men, marched
down Fifth avenue in parade, while
thousands OF people lined the side
walks to watch the sight. Many new
organizations were represented in the
procession. For the first time mem
bers OF the Actors union marched
with the plumbers, carpenters and
ironworkers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Great Sale of furnishings Friday

afford to miss this sale.
LADIES VESTS-With high neck and long
sleeves, SOC values, 1RC
at, each ......,..............sss.ss
LADIES LACE TRIMMED 49,
PANTS-All sizes, special at......... aOS
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS-In white, pinks
and blues, silk taped and worth up to
Soc, in three lots, En-
at, each, 15c, 10c and....................C
MISSES VESTS AND PANTS-Vests with
long sleeves, worth 25c, l0O
at per garment
sample line in all newest models--white,
drab or fancies, hose supporters front
and side, regular 310O values, E0r
at, choice .........s.sss.-..s ssN.s.ssss =
LADIES' CORSET GIRDLES-White, drab
or fancies, some with two sets OF hose
supporters, worth up to Too 2SC
choice .................. -.,.r,v,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S RIBBED
HOSE-Medium weight, worth 1OC
up to SOC, at per pair...........'...'.DS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
HARDWA
FOR Y. W. C. A.

DANGLER-THE ONE-MINUTE GAS
RANGE-The greatest gas range on
the market. Saves enough on gas
bill 20 pay for itself in one year.
BAKING SCHOOL IN BASEMENT.
Best Steel Garden Trowels, loo. Sc, &c
Chlldren.s S-piece Garden Sets, &c,
ioC anu '.''s.. .'s-'...-.-. s--.........lO c
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
Best quality Spading Forks, sac and 74c
And Forty Green Trading Stamps
Best quality Solid Spades 9sc, 7sc
anu ...f.ss.s- .-.-s..s.--- s.s...-. .b0c
And Forty Green Trading Stamps
Gasoline Baking Ovens, isS and. 81 30
And Forty Green Trading Stamps
Wash Boilers, prices up from. ...... Soc
And Forty Green Trading Stamps
81 10 set Of Mas. Potts Pattern sad
Irons, special Friday .......-....... CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Benefits Big Grocery
FRIDAYS LIST OF MONEY-sAV-
ING ITEMS.

FRIDAYS LIST OF MONEY-sAV-
ING ITEMS.
BENEFITS EXCELSIOR FLOUR,
And Seventy Green Trading Stamps.
Diamond s. Pears, ApricOts. Cher
ries, Plums, Raspberrtes. Grated
Pineapple, can. .............-......-..- DC
And Thirty Green Trading Samps.
Benefits Breakfast Coffee, 2-lb can.4Sc
And Thirty Green Trading Samps.
Mount KineO Maine Corn, two cans. sc
Ana Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Flower and Vegetable Seeds, pkg. PC
Table Syrup, BIB. .121zc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Shredded Goldfish. three packages. sc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
German Noodles. large package. .l5c
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
German Noodles. small package, loo
And Five Green Trading Stamps.
BENNETT'S CANDY.
HUNDREDS OF EASTER NOVEL
tbs LESS THAN COST.
Easter Sugar EGGS, Is for lc, q for &c
Glass Easter Egg Pepper and salt.
filled with candy ..-...;.......l loo
Glass liberty Bell, filled with
CANDY .r.---. r.....----.--.... .loc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13

q lbs. best pure cane Granulated spga az
for 49,, nj 7iSc
Jello or Bromangelon' per phs ii55c
b-Ib pals pure Fruit elly.......'.'''''''lS C
lib package Cornstarch. .............''''': &C
lib lars pure Fruit Preserves. :.... '''oTsc
lib package Condensed Mtnce meat %
lib cans fancy Alaska Salmon. ....'..': Sc
lib package imported Macaroni. ;S3,sc
Chow Chow, per quart. ;.;....'' ;;....''l-'2c
oil Sardnes, per can. ...........'..'.''''' &C
Large bottle stuffed Olives. .......'''.''lOc
2-lb can fancy Sweet sugar corn. ,,.'''' Oo
9-ib, can fancy Wax String or Lima
Beans ..........ss-s.sss "
9Th can Boston Baked Beans. nc
The best Soda or oyster Crackers, per lo6c
Fresh crisp Gingersnaps per lb,......... &c
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.
Strictly No new laid Eggs, per doz >, .l5c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13

POULTRY FENCE AND POULTRY
NETTING-LOWEST PRICES AND
BEST QUALITY.
DOUBLE GREEN TRADING
STAMPS-FRTDAY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Groceries, Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables for Easter

Fancy Separator Creamery Butter,
per pound ............................ no
Fancy Limburger Cheese per lb.....,. .Rlao
Fancy Brick Cheese, per lb..,............ .15c
Fancy New York White Cheese, per ID. .1bc
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per lbl21Ec
CANDY! CANDY! CANDYlu
Fancy Easter Eggs, per lb..................1Oo
All regular 4Qc Candies, per lb........"..50c
All regular zoe Candies, per Id. $500. loo
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
Fancy large Highland Navel Oranges,
worth 40c per Dozen for this sale...; &c
Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, per
bunch .......'...''''''.'.'''' &c
Pie rant, per sssi1tc
y punches RddlSneS ..s.....s...s.s.s...s.... DC
Fresh Onions, per bunch. ................. Sc
measures fresh roasted Peanuts for.... 30
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
y: :: HA ,l'!I.! :: ::
Kinds OF HM HHM NC 1 Easter Cards
Easter AkW - ~ MNO and
Merchandise THE RELIABLE Novelties.
EEidav a nav Of RsE0aine

the Friday
It
ings are Of exceptionally bargain worth
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Flannel Department

Remnants OF silk embroidered Flannel less
than mill price; remnants Of 12Izc and l0c
fleece lined Flannel, all
at, per yard ........,................. .O2S
Remnants of 12Ikc and lOc Silkoline,
at per yard ...........................
Remnants of 1Sc Drapery Cretonne 0lr
and Sateen. at, per yard...".......O 9S
Remnants of CSC Art Ticking, r0l-
at, per yard .....................,,.... ~
Remnants of 121kc and 1Oc best Rlc
made Outing Flannel at, per yd.... .O2S
$3.50 full size extra fine Bed Spreads. extra
heavy, knotted fringe. cut corners, 0Rc
for Iron beds, each....................@ ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Other Domestic Roam Bargains

WoMEN'S WASH wAISTS-Made Of ex-
ira quality ginghams, in pretty patterns
good value at 75c, on bargain 1Er
square Friday at, Choice....,......, NV
wOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUES-Made of
Sea Island percales, good patterns and
worth 800 on bargain square 1OC
at, each
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13

Every item money-saVer. You can
MEMS BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS-In all sizes, spring weight,
regular SOC values, lOC. 0EC
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MEMS HOSE-Reguar 10c values, RC
in blacks or tans, at per pair. 49,
MEMS AND BOYS SUSPEND f2Ac
ERS-Regular Csc values, at pair. A2S
MEMS FINE MADRAS SHIRTS-New,
clean stock, with or without collars, GUNS
attached or detached. regular 81 S0C
values, Friday at each. ............. ~
BOYS FINE PERCALE SHIRTS-1n light
and dark patterns, with two separate
collars, all sizes, u to IA, 50c 2EC
values Friday, each. 80
MEMS WHITE SHIRTS-Soiled from
handling. sizes, IL. 14h, 1914, II ana M
great snap if you can use them. 1SC
I.ADIES Isle HOSE-In black, pinks.
blues and white. soc values Csc
LADIES COMBINATION SUITS 25C
Regular soc values. at.,...'..''''''''
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
In the Great DomeS.
tic Room.

Cambria and Long Cloth. in long min
lengths, 35-in wide. worth q
lOc and 1219C per yard at, per yd..... W.
Nainsooks-Plain white long mill lengths,
full yard wide, soft finish, worth Z1r
loo per yard, at, per yard............. ~
White Waistings in long remnants, pques.
madras silk stripes, etc, worth g.
lOc to 25c a yard at, per yard ....... IN
India Iinon-36-in. wide, I'm long mill
worth l2l4c to i5c yard, at, per I'd. A9S
Remnants of Table Linen in bleached un-
bleaChed and mercerized, IL to 4 yards
long, at. per yard, IN
&c f9C, Soc and...................,.. ASC
Remnants of Toweling, in all linen and
union crashes. 10 yards long, ar
at per yard SAC, &c Rnd............ O2S
1914 and liza wide, good, long lengths and
extra heavy, worth up to soc fO,-
per yard, at, per yard. ...............,A SS
Fine, soft finish Bleached Muslin from
bolt. worth Sisc yard. at per yard. DC
Fancy SILK Organdies-Hau Handsome goods
and patterns long mill lengths, a.
worth UP to 35c yard, at per yard. iOS
Bundle Remnants Of Swiss and Dimities,
colors matched, yards in bundle, al
worth up to l5c yard, at per yd.....O 2S
Remnants OF Dress and Shifting GinEhanrs,
~ Medium and light colors. e.
= lOc yard, at, per yard ........... ~
Rcr...ants OF medium and dark Percaies.
fun 36-in- wide, worth l5c yard, IL,
at, per yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Awidth PerCales, in light and dark colors.
long mill lengths, worth &c yard, 0lr
at per yard Observation-Disclosures 2S
Cotton Noiles. Swisses and wool effects, in
long mill lengths, worth UP to III
25c per yard. at, per yard........,....A ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Silks.

A beautiful line Of new HabutaI Cords for
waists, fancy stripe silks for underskirts.
shepard checks and an immense assort-
ment OF pretty figured silks for suits ,
best bargains shown in Omaha, 1n~
at, per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SS
Handsome Louisiene checks and beautiful
grey novelties, including 2O-in. {. j. Bon
net Taffetas. special at. AOr
HUl " lu
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS OF SILKS
FRIDAY AT HALE REGULAR PRIC ES.
NATURAL JAP WASH SIBKS-20-in.
wide, our regular 29c quality, IOr
at, per yard Observation-Disclosures. -
q p.4 fsrd Friday at .Z0C
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Remnants of Wool
Dress Goods.

WE WILL CLOSE ALL WOOL REM
NANTS FRIDAY
FROM $50 TO II :45-we will place on sale
all our Remnants in all wool and silk and
wool that we sold at SlO0 81 50, $3.50 and
$500 per yard. all will go at, GEC
per yard 39c, 25c. 19c and .............l OS
IN THE AFTERNOON
FROM 80 TO 4:30 +. M-We will place
more new goods and will close out all that
is left from forenoon at per
yard, 25c, 19c l5c and.................. I0C
COME EARLY. AOS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13
Remnants High Grade
Wash Goods and
White Goods.

These are remnants of the very best selling
patterns of our fine wash goods organ
dies, muls white goods, India linons,
Scotch madrasses, Scotch ginghams, high
grade fine Innings, mercerized sateens
and other fine goods that sold at 25c, SOC,
SOC, soc and 75c per yard from $3.50 to
II 30 a. m. at, per yard, l0C
1bC, lZ1RC and. ..,.........'.,...,,.,,.'
FROM 80 to 4:3O p. M.-We will put out
another new line similar to these in the
afternoon, at, per yard, zlC
15c, 12lzc, 1Oc, SIC and.................A ~
REMEMBER, EVERYTHING JUST AS
REPRESENTED.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-13

WOMENS WASH SUITS-Made of fine
mattresses, lined and heavy corded dirni-
sies; worth at 800, on bargain 1.o5
MISSES SS IS W5t 1SIaSs s sKRTs .I0
w on Sssss io0 . wsl;in s, Skirts L9S
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Fourqurean I emple & 8. Co.

ether mod lest 81 mag ficen j 81
WHY shouldn' she TAX pride nsha'v,irlg
may be planning now to move into 8ast Y
one, or to remode j and repl eniss'h t1h1eI
ffor the coming fall and winter R2iiglh1
offering of household merch disc at l1l1
eeper yhos y cunts her dollars careful
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,NORFO q s CI u

the out-of- town CUES Is III ere ID Missssa
Oracle IL Her and Sad 81 0Yerton, os
& chino nd .sSS$ Mlss Dora Harper assistedi
Miss Linda Harper IN recei wing q. ana
planning for tho q little folks. 5tSs
S8 MI. a born, late despat cher
for the \ Norfolk and Western. has 90
4 cepted N o position as chief " despa tcherf
with the TideWater, wi It'll headqu arterS
I at Suffolk. He will move II hia family stoS
Norfolk for the M Inter. s2. Mrs. elborns
lis now Visiting her parent s. at Nfontvale.s
I'M NJ ~ S. Kesee, 2ensi neers on the IN orfolks
and Western. Is ute sick al his home
here. NJ
55yss5 Mr. Bennle Robert son ii quite, siok,
threatened with fever, 5gs Vi
Fiji Mr., w. q !. Shorter t,f q the arm of
/ Shorter 8 Bryant, is on the ale ks list
& Mr.. Blair IL llson pa saed 9through ECrsyw,e,I,
last week en- 70 TEL to- e. ,icag o. aStGisS
IN stay Of some we ltsS III Arizo na. He wRsl
accompanied by \ his uncle, n MI. Lorrles
Rice, OF Chica go, forrnerly u OF this county
ss Mrs. III G. Ora fton has returned toy Rlch-
mond, after gastwo wee ks'8 stay Mrs.
M. a. POI ton. HI sS III s
ID The handsome twin I boya az Mr., IL Ed "
ward s. "a Evans, OF Richmond, III are II a t.;
tracing n much q ttentlon here. Airs.s
q Evans is visit Ing her stepno ther, Mrs.
Mol lie Mccormick. ~ II
Misses Bessie ana Katie X rlnes, chap
seroned by! Mrs. Z Wal ter Meyer, Of aich-
mond. have returned 4 from d delightfl4Ii
outing ut Mount r liott; Eprings, s I'd
n Mrs. M. II f. Sublett. OF y oan Ike vas
the guest 81 ~ re. George Oliver last
week,
Ri Mrs. Fl uber Coleman and q ildren are
Visiting Ct v Green a cay ~ fS SSss
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I; tst "a 81 n
RAP | DAN AFFAIRS &
lfspecIal Il M 4 MIN 3. T1l.natnh

M peclal 20 The Times u spat oh. Sgs
#H AFIDAN, " Ar All gust IS, IT o-day 10
the u frs fair day 81 lrough this section.
for some time. he wea Their has been
very rainy and the III coesslo on OF showers
this month have been severe Tho river
as we'll Rs thu creeks have been dreadssl
full yaswollen by the rains, The river ha 4
not been 80 could Is be ]. forded this
month. " IN ~ ~ * 3s
Mr.. Holladay's mill was greatly dams;
aged u last week by the freshet In "a The
river, II was thought to- ba 4 IN danger
got conl!ng apart. IN l,t5 81
M Tho farmers nre greatly hindered by
the Indictment weather. II "a feared that
they will be very late completing ttelr
fan work, The Oldest residents say IL
has been the ralnlest August ever seen
III Ia hoped that there Will now he soma
fair weather, The heat through uGust9
has been Intense. land " 70 stu very
4 M. II. NJ. cutshall and family havsg
moved to Mill Folnts w. to live. MI S3S5
4 d Mr.. n, II, Row isS huildips nall Sat:
HIS hoine ON Mine Run. near Y Locust
Grove. Orange counts, The dam Il snear-I
ing coInplation. Mr., Row hopes 70 have,
4tha MN I'm operation by the. hTst ~ Ilssi
cembeE II is built nj tho ssnls plaza
where d mill stood years axo. Thsya
Win DO a nice read apr osA ttse dam htchs
viii ts ii great i,nproya A,ent &. ~ tho 1sed
nav used IA very ~ vs. y VI lS
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NORFOLK, " Al August IS Mrs. Ohm
Nv, CAST entertained ~ several friends sat
sa@ porch party at her ONE. on Ralleigh
Avenue. n Her guests we ire: - Mrs.: Charles
Cooper, OF New5Y ork M rs.ss E 81 Hodges,
Mrs Charles HargraYSs, MIS-. Yii., "a
Den BY, Charles II. Diggs hl Is:2
1 Joshua Garrison and Mrs: athert y
Bschwarzkopf. sE
u n1rs. ] p, 4 B. !. Ho dgea and Srisses Rose
ana Elise II Cd ges a have left Tor trip
sto Niagara and Cnnad 3 5 sSiS Sjsi
NJ Mr., y and Mrs. Walter Deys have LET for
I a trip ia Barato a and Lake g gorge. ssS5S
Miss Kate Bell has let for Sylsit 70
friends IN Bait lmore. "
# Miss n ora n NJ ood VI Is IL on & a visit to
friends In Farmyil lie, Va. M Il l5
sS Mrs. M aguire and Misses M gui re- have
gone on VI a visit to Il Sweet ~ Chalybeato
Springs, where they W III pend two weeks,
From there they 60 TO NIAGARA 1a1 =.
Falls II 81 y "a x
4 Mrs. sLiylu s. D aBordenaVe Is Visiting
her father. DR., Robinson. In sDanYi lille
i u Mrs, H .3s C.s " lkins Is spending the
remand r Of August and the mont aof
September al Buffalo I'll thia sprlng M
sifl Mr. and Mrs John Gregory have
issued Invitations TO the Gel ebratlo 81 4
their golden wed ding on Tuesda y evening.
August 2sth,8 at 8 d lock, No. 400 I Free
land Avenue, Mort ok, Va. u,
iiE Miss suiae q M ercerS n Is spending two
weeks at Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs
s5 Miss LII a aeid has gone to- Join her
sister, Mrs. b. ID. M Her. OF Alabama, nt
EAsheyille, N. q, w where they vii remain ~
for several weeks.
Miss Essleg Lambert has left for y q
trip to Atlantic City. NJ u, and New sI'y'
York. NJ IA IA Z. 4. n is
4 Miss I.andon Walton and Miss Lucy
Brooke are at Fincastle Va, ere they
viii stay until October 1st,,s 81 IS
gH}s Mr.. and Mrs, John r.. Maxwell and
family. who have been staying at the
Neck ienburg Hotel, Chase City, for sew
8eral weeks. have returned home, n n
Miss Maud IIalstead r nodes has gone
to spend the, FEremalnde of the EsnFnmer
IN Baltimore, Philad alpha and u YORK., 8Pa,
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fspecial 70 Tho Times, ~ spat ch,l
I. 6 BON Al r, VA, August 2b,-TM!ss Belle
{Lunson left Thursday for o trip to Nj
{asara and Canada, III She was Joined In
Richmond BY Mrs. Huntingdon ana lss
\ Blak o. rs isif B tx "a. # !. 4. SSSs g.,
Miss Gary tralcott. IS at NJ lhoros With
a camping party from Bon a Ii \,
1 Misses lWInifrcd Grenshaw and Ipey
Mason are guests 5so Of y, sS Miss Itermotne
Moore. / u. II 81 8,
!; Miss Emma Clarke, OF edmond was
the recent guest OF NJ lss Aihdga Mont
IS Mrs j. Wallace smitf I. of Richmond,
and K little Gordon have gonog 70 visit
relatives In panY llle III They have been
|, ss5ulIlln1m1erlnS Wlth g, liarFy at the
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parsonage. S.
d M. and Mrs. Frank Archer H Is'l
by'@ and nurse, who have been Win IN
Mrs. Bird last Thur sday rs
oochland NJ n SS .
4 4. 4 than Tai ott, who has e posi-
tions II, NV est tern IN CIV York - az nome y
for q visit OF some eng tn. !.
IS Carrie NJ core, who
camping party at MIL noro has as ~
turned to- Bon q
SE iiss Mann ia May Bates, of Bal 3 ttmore,
IL the guest OF N1iss l.ee Ml!er,
Misses Edith and or ceS H Haze VINO
w u Il &c a 81 4 Boston for three weeks.
IN Misses ! Bessie Bellamy ana Louise Bal
"a q i'd Il Mr. II ter Be liam VI are guests
81 M rs. r. 81 Nee \, Bull Ing ton
ira sW. G. Nv tanner Y q nd y Mist Rupy
Hammer. OF IIynohburg, ha ye ret u Y Y
hat place having beer the guest lIl n q
/ Mrs. M ton. III III
Dr.. q. M. \ Hazen q no has be m y
Chicago and cinnati has s8 re turned
''1ps' Alien Free man. who substituted
for him mas Te - t.ts
i MISS Bessie COOK ana Mr. r Cook
|haVo been enjo ying a them trip !tor
several week s. !, u
MISS Alberta Williams has returned |. ,to
Ter home near Lee ark, t.nYllg been zee y
guest az friends In Sta trord.
Miss mas 1s e. lsnea
from q visit to Il "a an ~
Cook9 at Fl.ostburg, 81 Md ,3sss' 5,
Nh splendid picnic was held near g ran
~ last Thursday for the + respyt er!an
sunday school. Mr. An ton II I'm re mace
nyerybod y have a pleasant time a
Mr.. ana Mrs. WilkersonS have returned led
~ s'tha,r Rlchmond home, having spent
[ mly and August With y Mr. ], 81 eforth'
DR.. NJ b, Me lure, OF the s RESP terlMll
and Mr.. j u, q the 4; Me 9,
Church, exchang ed pulpits last syn cay Y y;
MRS md Miss pi', ~
p,nsts a Mrs. r. Nj C.5 Bull nEt al
| e M Ms a. ~ Whitlock Is still the
so,tj, il the interest OF tho telegr aphsrs
n nnI u MI. Fields. OF M dlothlan. lss act-
inr station agent In his . q bsencse, +,
~ Simple hut solemn services were (, h y !!
early Friday morning over the pody g! !
Mas Katherine Ha tes ct the nome q, !, g
lher mother. Mrs l3o g on 81 ~ Hi IL
,S where the funeral VIII be held on sunday.
NIrs, & Bates and Miss Fra noes ba tes " "
M return to Bon Air where they have
\ ,,ved since last November, having bought
| Etha home OF Mr.. Joseph Rates, *
Mr.. Charles l3rown, Of 3Rlahmond, we 3
ma guest d last week Of Mr., and Mrs
ME- Ms. car ss, Fuller spent last Sunday with
Mr. blanchard Forbes, lj. I, ),
sMr' and Mrs, sam Meek and children
,yil after this week. occupy the lopls
81 The late Major sti les :. E,
Nh. Werner Moore has returned !Fotsl
Roanoke. Wh. u Stss *. y, !. l y.
Mr. 'Nfrl Laird, OF Richmond, was the guest a
lila ii lI,weak 81 Mr. w lliam Reed, !,
tthe recent arrivals at lie Noel t4ote!
are Mr. ana Mrs. George M Fraalsr, O
! Rochester, New York Mr., and Mss. Y
Ifi' Gillette, OF Georgetown. ky.; Mr., 4.
4 a. Ianghon and family Of R!!o y N ing l
/ ~ ~ richmond; Mr.. md Mrs, III soutl,T
Ian al Richmond; aud Mrs, %, a, Lloyd,
OF Mont real. Cana u
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especial 70 Tho in'e =. plsIpatch.2 I,
far tie coming sesAion OF r-'the Grewe
Graded School. which opens the nth OF
sseptemher, are Professor 8, III A-,,a5 Wood,
principal; Misses Sail q F'ltzgerald. Kate
Moore, sallle Kerr, ], Forbes Rettle
sWarrlner, Margaret Ienderson, a,
Vaughn, Il There have been many 4 Inn
lp,royements In the chool building. and
the outlook Is bright. II Y d 5
b Mrs. W. u y Nswby ana schi rem have
returned from the sHpf ,al 10 4 .lthia springs.
after, an extend ed stay, much improved
In health. III ssSS III S,,f ls} y4T' 8s
DR.. ID. w. ellis has returned home.
after a stay Of soma Yssslss In y ponlat e
atox and Fanny lie. 81
Miss Agnes Hawks. OF Memphis, Tenn,
IS visiting her siater, Mrs NJ. Ia
5neaye, II Il 81 q; y 4 u.
Miss Linda Harper Entertained last
week q Ii, honos Of b = sue w tle " tss
Coynella Crane Of lchmonds an ons
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Wedding Cards,

Especial to The Tlines- DIspntch. q
n 48 EUR Elk a X n LIS, Al, August o. ---,
4 Cards are out announcing the marriage
Y Of Mr.. John coleman Priddy Of Char
alotte Court house and NJ Iss 5R ebecta "a ~
mira HarYey,3p of Tola, daughter OF Mr.,
4 ana Mrs. IA. w. Harvey at Bethel sBaI-a
list Church, nj highTnoon son the fourth
IpG September,S S5 y ID
I: al tlias same time nd place M h.
Harvey and Allss?c "a ri " atel' % Mr.
/, \, ri, shQFte Will he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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$3.50, at 44.bO each. -