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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Friday
Specimen
Values
eOgS SUITS
PANTS AND
OIL &c E1N

oGOuS| sntts strictly ali wooI-Tan
p,,nrn mixtures-tS to 20 yrs
Usually S59S to $T.9S. .z.SS
Bows washable sults-Russian ana
sailor s:yles-Chambrays, Crashes
on to 10 vrs"wor.h $40 to $1.69. .0S
Rnssiop ,nd Sailor Sults-Chevlots,
Tyveeds. Mixtures and Oyorplaids- 20
> In 10 yrs.-worth SOS .......l.4J
Rows Sample washable Trousers
s'rai.ht or blnomcr-usually .40.. I'D
Rows Knee Phnts-straisht ana
Rinrmer STYLES -Chcgiots. Casslmeres,
"'v.eeds. Corduroy. Navy ana N'A'uies-
Patent bands, TAPPED seams. -
= 10 10 yrs-value 40 TO 49, 'OU
p,.,s. psrcole Blouscs military or
s,,irl ,ollar-3 to II yrs.-value ~ I'D
rf,o Madras Blouscs-all white 81:
A,,ras aud stripes-neckbnnd or collar
natSarhrd~S 10 10 yrs-value Sl.20 go
Rows Madras and Percale Negligce
Shirts-aIl white or light. medium
md dark eTects-snme with two
separate collars or detached Guns
10 70 IL uecktaud-valuc To-. 80
Rows Straw Ha,r-plain and fancy
srrcnmers and side bows--value go no
NpS!sS FURNISHINGS many other,
rNp.R NeNR For Friday
chit.irrt,'y Lace Lisie HOSE
bI,sx :. ~7hite-worth .%'..''.''.. .%4
Wcmcr'e piacE allovcr Lace.- %
do.,!lr t,cris and tccs-usrally 80. .SD
W., ~. yhitc CAGE silk Iis;e-
%eiriicv ~. ...., ...''.' 'NO
N'amer's Gray rec Isle
ri4tty patterns WORT .3G...''"'.. 80
u,a's Balarlggan .i'lrG-iong and
s.u.;t slacycs-tsG wcrs ;:t.h extra
,aIh!s seats and pearl HGt'ohs'''' 'oo
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GRAINS
or G II II Il 4 A
w ii e q D.
g gssSlar Toe. 63C

CHILL SAUCE-Blue Bell
Fresh tomatoes ana
Pure Spices: pint DIG
bottle .-...........
HOTEL ASTOR COFFEE
Popular Widely Adver-
tised Hlgh-frade Mocha
and Java-fresh roasted
3-pound scaled canister
500; l-pound can 3SC
lister .....,.....
CRYSTAL
Does your washing with
half the usual labor-In-
dorsed by Mrs. Lemcke
9 packages. SOC; lOC
package ..........
McMechen's
Best Quality Old Virginia
Mustard-large sim iZC
pick iar..::a,;.t pl,,e
FRUIT SYRUPS Piue
Bell. absolutely pure MAKE.
a delightful Summer DRINK;
Strawberry, Raspberry ana
six other varleties-duart
bottle. 4Oc.: pint ZOC
P PfsesS BAKING pow
Decentralization guar
anteed: 1-pound f2c
can ..........+.
CORN Blue Bell
Equal TO the lOc. High
ly Advertised brands;
dozen. Csc, I'D Ar
package ..-...Ss
sHRIMP-New Packing
Highest Grade-Dry or
Woti 1-pound ZNH
can ......'..sf''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Friday
Specimen
Values
SUMMER
BLAN KETS

32x42inch White Baby Blankets
delicate borders-werc .49......... 20
ia size Heavy White and Colored
Cotton fleece Blankets-were SLAB. Loo
Cotton Eiderdown-wcre $2,49.... 1.8Oi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

SANTOS -COFFEE-Fresh
Roasted Daily: z pounds.
for 81 90; T6%
pound. ............
FORMOSA OoLONG. Eng
lisa Breakfast and an
other varieties, or Blend
ed 10 Suit. 4 lbs. 19~
for 500: pound. Nv
NJ &
Morning Glory or star
Two Popular <
Brands. 3 cans for ~
n W
York state Red or Black
Raspberrles. sugar syrup
dozen. SITS; 16T
Z-pound can $500.
PRESERVED FIGS-Bara-
taria Canning Co.'S Deli
clous Preserved Figs;
dozen. $1.75: f5c
can .............. 49,
PURE S-Fresh
Ground Ginger. Mustard
Cinnamon. Gloves. All
spice or Black Pepper;
pound, 25c. y h.. RI
lie: u lb....... "
FRUIT -Ho
/ BAfle Fresh Fruit Jams
-Egg Plum. Damson,
Apricot or Currant: 2l5-
bound friction top K
can .3e-+.....-. 49,
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WHITE GOODS OnfY Samples c
LINENS Friday
TOWELlINSS, ETC, Attractions

IOWELllNGS, ETC., Attractions
'r"nrh White Lawns-fine. sheer
Cua;lty-usually ............. o
English Long Cloths-12 I'd. pcs
value sDS
~ inch Fine French Batlstes-
splendid value at G5 cents. ....... 80
Lingerie Batistes-full IS inch
worth 30. 1T
Flne White lfqfes-one style cord
therefore. insS1d OF 15.......... 9h
Al Linen Satin Double Damasks-
20 inches wlde-$1.49 quality. .9S
- inch Fine Mercerized Damasks-
Instead OF a.. .S4
Mercerized Napkins-1S inch
do2en-value .9S. ............. 20
Extra heavy All Linen Table Damasks-
cream or white-60 to 40 inches wide
extra good value 40
All Linen Crash Towellings-17 inch
Instead OF .l2R S%
All Linen Barnsley Crash, also
Union Damask Towellings and
Glass C~loth-value .16. .......... .l2h
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
! These
7 and a others

HiMlTIES he5e
Q SANDIES and many others
CINE 2loS, ETC. For Friday
.,ri. Fiench Novelties ........... "a
- l. Best lrivh Dlmitles ........ 10
~ II. Fine Floral Organizes. ...... Sh
u It. Fine Partisan Batistes. go. IL
- ~. Wool Finish voiles-
NH Lengths. IA
2fei. DE I;eige Suitings-wool finish IA
1:t, ct. Fancy L~awns-extra quality 3
~ ct. Mcrcerizcd Finish Cambrics.. 5%
IL ct. Fancy Corded Madras....... DK
12ls ct. Wrapper Percales-yd. wide ;
IL ct. Pain Chambrays-32 In. wide. 10
I o ct Fancy American Dress Lawns 3M
IN ct Wool Elqish Challies. ....... BIS
~ ct. oxford Cheviots. ........... IL
ALSO
Fine observation-disclosures and
Light Blue only-slightly soiled-
therefore Il CT. quality. ........... 5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

FJOUR-Blue Bell XXXX String
w e at Patton t-barrel, SOC
$A6S; k-barrel sack........... OCC
ZEST-The Popular Ready 10 Ft.
t sre@ sSf9oTtvI EoSdmaFesh from 7C
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
The Much Advertised Cream of
Tartar Baking Powder (No 27c
Mali Orders); lib. can....... Nv
FLY PAPER - The Best Sticky
Fly Pape go sheets in ISC
box
NEW RICE-Large, Whole Grain
New Crop-1O pounds, 49c.; SC
Mound w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
LEATHER GOODS ] Friday
LAUNDRY BAGS Specimen
COMBS. Ere. Values

Alligator and Walrus Grain Suit
Cases-muslln llncd-inslde straps-
~epeelal ..'.'..-........ LOO
Leather Hand Bags-all fitted =
800 '"iue Ti-'o ''.''..-......... .9S
Laundry Bags-Art Ticking ana
Dcniin-worth 20 TOP
washable Novelty Eags-white
With floral ef~fccts-Spacial ...... 10
Mounted Back Ccmbs-Rose or
Roman ilnish-jewcl set-value go. 90
Einb'i Wash B~elts-harness and
nickel buekles-valuc 10 ...,,. n
Gold plated FlorentIne Frames
square or oval-v0lue 40 .......... 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
WINDOW ScREEHsl Only Samples Of
SHADES AND Fridav
STATIONERu Attractions

Window Screens-1S inches high
extend % to 20 inch-value .27...... .1S
Opaque Window Shades
best c~olors-36x72 i~nch-vaiue .20... 10
~ inches K Z IT. value go. ..-.... AZ
Typcwriter's Paper legal or letter
size 500 sheets-value rs. ......... 40
Business Envelopes Box ESQ
value ~. slW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

CALIFORNIA LOUPES-|
Finest and Sweetest Grown in
California;; every n guaran~I
teed sweet (not d%elivered); 1OcE
eacn
GREEN CORN[.OOO Large Ears
Jersey Sweet Corn mot de- lScs
livered) dozen. ............. iSSI
LEMONS-Bright, Juicy Mes I1ce
sihas' dozen.'.................. ivy
BAKED BEANS = Belle Bo2lonE
Baked Beans. in Tomato 7rp
Sauce; large can. (Un
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

EGG BAKING POWDER
we regularly sell the
aOe. 1-pound can o
LOT Z/(
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NQ MAlL oR TELEPHON
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
L~;no1eums,and Oi7cIoths

widths; good patterns. Square l9C
yard1v: pEsr No ! oILcI.orHs.
all of the leading patterns and
regularly worth 45c. a yard. Z9C
Square yard
Fourth FIoOr.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
The WOman's College,
RICHMOND, Va.
Richmond Above All.

9r. John A Brosdus once said. II
world as home. / would choose mo-
mond. Many ladies' who may never
have the privilege Of living in Richrnord
are are given The opportunity Of securing
thcir education there IN tho IVornar's
College The atmosphere OF Richmond
- inspira tionnl; the very ground is his
toric. and fortunate IS the vouth Who
h,eathes this atmosphere and treads this
Among the fairest daughters ~ tho
south are the Young ladies who attend
the Woman's College Among the most
Joytui privileges Of my pastorate is tho
ossoolation with these young ladies'
Their bouyunt hopes. congcnial spirits and
serious purposes mark them ~ n select
company Fortunate. too e tho Young
lady who becomes "a member % this choice
coNeEN circle. Atmosphero and ASSOC
cl4N"ns arc factors ~ extreme value IN
education. In these respects the Wo-
mans College has tremendous advantage
G w. MCDANIEL.
FIRST Baptist Church.
F!'ty- third session begins septernher %.
send for Catalogue.
JAMES NELSON. President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Good Roads Meeting.

Especial % The Times D.spatch1
I.EESBURG. VA. September ls-The
Ioudoun county Good Roads Association
viii hold a convention fn Leeshurg on
the second Saturday IN october TO perfect
the organization and to devise methods
for the betterment Of the local highways
Tho officers Of the association are; Henry
Fairfax, OF Aide. president; w. G. Eusus
ana A. w Philips Vice presidents: C..
Ernest Isith. secretary. Captain William
r. Lynch, treasurer Each district I'M the
county is represented in the association
by "a Vice president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19

Mr. and Mrs II. Hoffman. They passed
through very severe storm en- route
ON the ola Dominion Line, and made a
narrow escape from shiuwreck
Tho many friends of Mrs. W. IT. Lam
drum and Mrs r. fitzgerald. who have
been iI with typhoid fever. viii Doe glad
to know they are improving, and hope
soon e. Doe mp.
The Keysville Mills. Incorporated. have
completed their new building and CONF
menced operations yesterday. and much
new wheat is coming in
Miss Isabel NorveH is visiting i'm town.
She is one of Chase Citys most profoi-
nent and popular bellies and has been
a great favortc with the guests Of the
Mecklenburg Hotel the past season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
The Richmond Academy

Cor Lonbaroy s.. and Park Ave
FIFTH SESSION BEGINs SEPTEMBER
70 1905
A UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE PRE-
PARATORN SCHOOL FOR BOYS
AND YOUNG MEN
Able faculty modern building well
90 1ipUed gymnasium and large campus.
Primary Department limited 60 90 STU
dcuts For catalogue and other iuforna-
zion address
WM Z PRINCE Dean.
once hours s-i2 o'clock a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
RAymss /o, To- Day
Hat-Brushes With the Season.

@~UN ~ hSAlSS WIN ltle season.
hE OLD straw haf t.at came so rat,
M About. / th.nk June :.
' \ Is now so frau DC soon must SAIL
TO grace the straw-hat heaven.
Il toke that back: its been 50 black
an lie. . gents and ladies'.
4 iear Its path OF aftermath
w III reach the straw-h8t Hades.
Hove or that be. I plainly see.
%. II shot Its little arrow.
4o-tay III chuck it-.ana the luclyl-
pom the ashman's barrow
Then being left an hat her.ft.
u dread the hat-shpp norcrs.
let there 1 fly and grily try
on Alpines and Fcdoras
In vain they tell that 2 look we'll
t1ondenr1ed their 'Nohhv. sir" heD-
.c lookiug-glass reflects au ASS:
Us ne-beneath derby,
All I would raise sweet HYMNS OF praise
Ana dedicate some -onuets
10 MIN whose art would Weld tho mart
Good inter-season bouuots.
II H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Kevsville Notes.

fSpcciaI 60 The Times Dispatch.I
KEYSNITI.T. VA. September 1S.-Miss
Iettie r. watts. one Of Richmond
sweet bellies. IL spending some time in
town.
Mrs Edward Rome and Miss Sophie
Mueller, Of Newark, y. j.. are visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Westminster School
Richmond. Va.

Richmond. Va.
opens September 2Gth a HOME
SCHOOL for Girls A well-rounded
education for your girls Write for
catalogue MISS CAMPBELL.
Principal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Near AlexandrIa. V

ran into wagon which impeded her
progress and nearly wrecked the wagon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Southern Female College

ERSBURO. VA.
500 20 $500 per year. Forty-fourth Ses-
sion opens September 18th.
4 hcnutlf-l school FOR Girls. Highest
Virginia standards Five connected luNd-
irgs. including gymnasium Students
from rs States last session and from T.
addif onal States this session Catalogue.
ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS. a. NJ President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Miss Mary Willie Smoot

resumed her Class in Piano
Music on Monday. September
u. 1906.
Studio: no North Third Street
and in West End.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19

The meaning Of life comes TO US
mostly i0 great revealing flashes and
Intense emotions. -Farrar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Misses Scott and TaIcOtt

kindergarten and Primary for Boys and
Girls IA w Main St. October l. 1905
For terms. etc. see catalogue at store OF
BELL Book and Stationery Co. OF address
Miss il. r. TalcOtt. Bon Air. Va.
TERMS Announced at sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1876
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Chr Gimrs wSAS = Dispatrb

WEEKLY SUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19

a.,r Ii..aaa trouble. ike raimass
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
CHANGES AT THE ARLINGTON.

The lunch stand in the Arlington bar has been removed to the dining room of the hotel and is now located handily just in the rear of the office. Messrs O'Kieff and Parker, the pro- prietors of the Hotel Arlington, in inaugurating this step, have filled a long felt want in the dining room of their popular hoste1ry. Heretofore they have had the lunch stand locat ed in the rear of the saloon, where many persons preferrd not to go, and as many of them would not go into the dining room simply for a cup of coffee or toast, some trade has been lost thereby. With the joining of the dining room proper and the lunch stand, this objection has been met and the Hotel Arl nton dining room will now become an even more popu- lar resort for the people who eat- and there are few who do not indulge. The cigar and news stand in the Ar llngton, which has heretofore been To- cated in the office, has been purchas- ed by Mr. Joe Gottlieb and removed to it's old sand in the lobby, separat ing it from the hotel office. Mr. Got Heb is enjoying a splendid patronage in his new line of business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Trust com pany will be held in the company's office on Monday, January 15. 19o5. at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the trans action of such other business as may come before them.
 D. c. BELL, Sec. and Treas. Pine Bluff, Ark, December 2. 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
e + i. d. i. a . <. :. * ]. .s * .s
 k :. e THE LOCAL LODGES. . + < 4 + + j! .s. + <. .s ]. x f

Matters fraternal during the past week have been rather quiet. The post-holiday season seems to have hit some of the lodges pretty hard, and beyond the installations of some of the officers there is absolutely nausht to report of interest. Even these installations have little interest to the public at large, since when the elections of the officers occurred tbe real news feature concerning the new sets of executives ceased. Thus it becomes unnecessary to repeat the lists of officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Local Receipts.

Fridays local cotton receipts were 133 bales, against 292 bales on the same date last year; for the week, 962; last year, 2295; since September 1, 32,26o: last year, 5G,395. The shipments Friday were 34 bales, against 25s on the same date last year; for the week, 223; last year, la94; since September 1, 19 S63; last year, 39,771.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
 The=kaasons.

Masoric rc,as have been influenc- ed to like ext ent with the rest of the fraternal orders by the post holidays dullness. Jacob Brump lodge will meet in regular session next Tuesday night Pine Bluff lodge will meet tomorrow night Th, Shriners met last Wednesday night, but no news of importance comes from them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

city, the Odd Fellows have been keep- iEg very quiet dur ng the week and lave nothing of public interest to re. pert. Jefferson lodge met Tuesday nieht; Pine City lodge, Thursday night, and neither has anything to re- port.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Knights of Pythias.

The Knights of Pythias have had little of interest to report during the week. Imperial-s' lodge met as usual last Fr day nigh. but nothing room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
TheWoodmen.

The Woodmen. The Woodmen of the World will meet next Thursday.
 The Red Men. The Red Men held their regular weekly meeting last Wednesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

Trades Council.
 The Central Trades and Labor council held it's regular bi-weekly meeting last Monday. The council endorsed I.angston for postmaster and Kerwin for county judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
STOCKHOLDER MEETING,

The regular annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Citizens bank ( Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held at their office on Tuesday, January }, 1.'06, for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of such other busi ness as may regularly come before them.
 R. E. PUGH, Cashier. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec 9, 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

Lafayette lodge of Pythians install ed the newlv-elected offic rs of that organization at the regular meeting last Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
TheiElkS.

The Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks held their usual weekly meeting Tuesday evening without in- cident of interest beyond the routine work of the lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
THE MARKETS

+ + + f. + l. .s + * <.*
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
The Red Men.

The A. o. U. w. The Ancient Order of United Work men will meet again next Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
The Eagies.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles Were in session as usual last Thursday night, but noth ng of importance is reported from the lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

pated iii Hoo-Hoo circles. There VIII be large class of kittens on hand 10 be initiated into the mysteries of Hoo-Hooism, and the ceremonies incl dent to their acceptance as cats will be followed by a banquet.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-12
WERE MOVING a HOUSE
AND STUCK IN THE MUD

Bayshore, /. l., April 12.-The run.
ming aground on a mudbank OF a big
house. with a tower four stories high
is an occurrence probably never be
f-re recorded Yet, it is a fact thai
the large dwelling house owned by
Commodore Adolph Mollenhauer OF
the Penatsquit Corlnthian Yacht club
Is stranded IN She mud az the mouth
of AwiNa creek and cannot be moved
until it Is Aoa,ad by some unusually
high tide.
The building. which weighs about
two hundred TINS, is being moved
from the site adjoining the Mollen-
haur country seat in AwiXa avenue,
to a site i'm Maple avenue, half mile
TO the west I- was impossible to
move it overland, owing 10 the long,
cjrcuitJus route that would have IT, be
taken and il was decided 10 attempt
conveying it by water,
The structure was placed on skids
and slid about one hundred feet TO
five big acows. on which ir was safely
loaded The scows were then tlcated
down the river bur when opposite the
country seat of Charles C.. CoddingtOn
they ran aground in tine mud. Now
nothing remains 10 uc done than to
await rescue by some unusually high
tide when .t Is hoped, the task OF
moving win Uc completed.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-12
PEDAGOGUES OF ALABAMA
HOLD THREE MEETINGS.

Birmingham, Ala, April 12.-Three
important meetings of educators Cf
this state will begin here this after
noon and the hotels are crowded with
teachers, superintendent, principals
and Others interested in educational
matters, who have come here to at.
tend these conventions. The three
conventions are the twenty-ffth an
nual, meeting of the Alabama Educa-
tional association, the eighth annual
session of the County Superintendents'
association and the second annual ses-
sion of the Town and City Superin-
tendents' association.
The convention of the Alabama Edu-
cational association will open at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon. Mayor George
B. Ward of Birmingham, will deliver
an address of welcome, to which Pres
ident C. c. Thach of the Alabama
Polytechnical institute will respond
President W. E. Striplin of Gadsden
will deliver his annual address. The
rest of the afternoon session will be
devoted to routine business. At the
evening session Dean ]. H. Penniman
will beliver an address. There will
be three sessions tomorrow and the
convention will come to close ON
Saturday forenoon.
The county superintendent WA
hold a separate meeting this afternoon
TO listen to addresses by some of the
prominent members. The department
of city superintendent will also hold
a meeting this afternoon, which vii
be devoted principally to addresses CT
various educational subjects
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-12
PLANNING TO ORGANIZE.
NATIONAL PLAY GROUNDS.

Washington, d. c., April IA
large number of the most prominent
sociologists and philanthropists of the
east, as well as representatives of
eastern and western playground asso-
Citations are assembled here to attend
the convention of playground workers,
which was called for the purpose of
organizing a national playground asso-
ciation Among those present are
Joseph Lee of Boston; DR. Luther Gu
lick, Seth r. Stuart and Wyron 7.
Scudder, of New York; Miss Sadie
American, Miss Mary Mcdowell, Chn
ton Rogers Woodruff, Commissioner
H. b. f. Macfarland, DR.. Henry S.
Curtis and Charles F. Weller.
The Washington Fairgrounds com
mittee will give a banquet to the
National Fairgrounds association al
the Y NJ. c. A. rooms this evening
Commissioner Facfarland will preside
and members of the house and senasc
district committees will be present
and will deliver addresses.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-12
OF ANDREWS
FAMOUS TRAIN RAID
Band of Daring Men in Civil War Capture
Train But Are Themselves Taken Pris-
oners and Raid Frustrated.

Chickamauga, Tenn, April l2-To-
day being the anniversary of Andrews
famous raid, the monument erected
by the survivors Of the raid 10 the
participants in the Chickamauga Ma
tional park was decorated with flowers
this morning and during the day it
was visited by many hundreds Of peO-
pie, among them many veterans.
The famous raid was one of the
most daring incidents of the Civil war.
On the morning o, April 2, 1862 Cap
tain W. A. Fuller leIr Atlanta in
charge of passenger train On the
Western d Atlanta railroad. When
he reached Marietta a party of strang-
ers, dressed I'm citizens clothes, board
ed the train and paid their fares TO
different points. They claimed to be
refugees from the Yankee lines join
ing the Confederate army but We're
really disguised soldiers, volunteers
from Silrs brigade Mitchells corps,
United states army, commanded by
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-04-12
The DAWN OF THE REPUBLIC
OR EARLY HISTORY
Facts About Earliest English Settlement on
American Continent, to Be Reproduced
at the Jamestown Exposition.

-,
NorlolR, va Aprll lZ'-i ne plans
ot the historical department OF tle
jamestown exposition are gradually
assuming dehnite ana nnal shape. 1t
is certain that systematic eXhlbltion
OF al the sallant tacts connected with
the various epoch-making events IN
our hlstcry VIII be SET before eXposl-
ton visitors In a most impressive
way And as an instance OF now tals
may best be accomplIsnel' jamestown
has been taken as an Illustration
The entire life OF Jamestown as a
real civic entity was hardly more than
that of some oldest inhabitant" Less
than ninety years suftced for the
foundation Fl jamestown, its rise 0
power and its ending Twice It was
burned and after the first fire = was
found difficult 10 induce the settlers
to rebuild; after the secoad nre, It
was impossible. No grants of land or
exemptions from taxation, no promise
OF free seed Tor plsntuz, could suffice
10 overcome the bland. hments OF the
then fast growing town of Williams
burg.
Impressive scenes were enacted at
jamestown and rcrrJductions Of these