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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-08

cargo de su entierro.
E,l senior Estrada Palma no le habfa
recibido 4 Ia hora en que nuestro reporter
sali6 de Palacio.
Segdn nuestras noticias ese permiao in
cumbe al Juez instructor, quien no parece
dispuesto darlo.
Los 6onqueros y "a Ligo 4grarid Los
banqueros sefiores Zaldo, ArgueIles, Ge-
Iars, Bances, Ruiz, Alvarez Vald6s re.
presentantes de los Bancos Espafi j, Ma
drid del Canada visitaron al Presidents
Estrada Palma, ofreci6ndole sus respetos
adhesion.
FL Presidente agradeci6 mucho la vista
por representa- Ia confanza que las insti-
tuciones de credito tienen en- 81 gobierno de
Ia Repdblica.
Tambi6n visit6 al Jefe de Estado una
comisi6n de Ii Liga Agraria presidida por
ell MARQUES de- EEtsb8n.
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n D Il c E

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all
WHOM it may concern thst Bertran Her
manos Of Humacao, Porto Rico, filed on
the 10th day of August, 1905, with the
HoVorabIe Executive Council Of Porto
Rico, an application for franchise for
public telephone line between
CD Humacao and Humacao Playa and
Nsguabo and Naguabo Playa, and
(2) between Humacao and Yabucoa
and Yabucoa Playa.
THEREFORE notice is hereby given
that the said application viii be called up
for action by the Franchise Committee of
the Executive Council on the 18th day Of
september, 1906, or as soon thereafter as
the said Franchise Committee can attend
to the same, at which time and place all
persons concerned to be and appear.
BERTRAN HERMANOS.
By Attorney
4v. Henry r. Hord.
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hAUSlCA

Acaba de recibirse por ell dltimo vapor,
Valses, Mazurkas, Rigodones Lanceros
franceses, de los mas modernos y seIectos,
va instrumentados para Orquesta. Cual-
quiera de dichOs bailables puede remitirse
por cOIreo, enviando un giro postal de un
dollar.
Iambien Sc ha recibidO un surtido de
libTetas pautadas, propias para repertorios
de Orquestas Bandas.
Atri es de metal amarillo nikeIados (no
fe oxidan) en- estuches muy elegantes, a
1926 uno:
ADirigi.se Jesds Rend6n Almira, Allen
st. 21, Box 216, San Juan, p. r. Is
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EN- NEW YORK


Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
Ba situada on 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
y los trenes eleyados que ofre
cen grandes conveniencias 4 los
viajeros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios modicos, Te-
l6fono y demas adelantos moder-
aos.
Diriirse 4 N. LUzUNARIs
1873 WEST 64 STREET.
NEW-YoRK, CITY.
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-Espl6ndido es el surtido que ACADIA
de recibir ''La Villa de Madrid. Este
almacen eS 81 que tiene mejores casimires,
chalecos de pique, paiios para billaT, trajes
de St. Gall y Paris, sedas chinas corbatas,
cuelloB y pufios de hilo, perfumerfa fran
cesa, mantones de Manila, infnidad de
adornos para sombrero, incluso flores, ell
gurtido mas extenso en- telas de fantasia.
Una vista ''La Villa de Madrid, que
es la tienda de moda. TeI6fono 273.
P. o. Box 764. San Francisco 81. San
Joan, P. r. p.
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GAsI REaALAna.

Sc veude, al contado, ura prensa 'sWa-
shin gton" para la impression de un perio-
dico del tamafio de stEl Aguila," de Ponce,
y otra rensa para trabajos particulares 8
la impression de un periodicO del tamafiO
de un pliego de papel espaflOl. Sc dara
81 Sc desea con tip0s necesarios. TodO pOr
POGO dinero. Informara don Francisco
AmadOr, en- esta eiudad. 15v.s.
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Isabella but tickets ens p1lg 1 e ons seats IL he n "
dkes ea09 Tas
Sericg
osd bIss g oomPahis
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lNlICADDR GENERAL

cON9E5O a LAS AfADRES..-EI Iarsbe calrnante ID
Sonora Winsow debe siemprs que los nlos estan
e penodo de Ia dentiei6n pnopoFcona avio immediate
g pequeno paciene, produce IN steio natural anquIo
aiva 81 dol9r q angelic despeFta muy vvo aegre
snclas avia Gus dolores hacs aces las flnciones del
estemago regua los infesinoS Es Il meior renedio
conoeido para e darea va PROVENCE esa de Ia den5n
le eualqueEa otra easa Tengase mucho cdado pedr
sJarabe Calmante de Ia Seiiora Wirsowr: Is & meios
de tedos
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SEIPA,SE.

Que no publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados pOr adeIantAdO.
CRda seis palabras Sc cuentan por una IT,
nea y Ia lfnea vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que Vengan con cOmunicadOs
sin su impOrte no Sc c0ntestan.
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HlMNAS MALAS.
NO SON ssIN RIVAL
Nj la eLA MANo NEGRAs

Las continues quejas que Sc han pr0dn
cido en- Bayam0n y otras poblaciones de
esta isla, causa de la mala calidad DE-
pan que en- oeasiones Sc expende, t'ene
por base el ennpleo de harinas de inferior
calidad-
VuelVea oeupar un puesto principalisi-
mo en- el mercado de esta ciudad, y las
reciben poT Was Nueva Orleans = Nueva
York. los Sre8. Vsttdr q Co., las afamadas
harinas
ssIN RlvAL9y
sMANo NEGRRe
que tan justificada fama han obtenido en-
toda Ia isla
Todos los yapores traen eargamentos de
esas harinas, pu Ia casa refeTida de Vg
lar 81 Co. tiene especial empeflO en- que Ell
pan que sc consuma en- Puerto Rico sea ell
de meior calidad, 10 que puede consegnirse
cdn el empleo de las repetidas marcas de
harina MaRO NegFa Sin Rival, cuyo anunciO
publicamOs en- otro lugar de este diario.
80 v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
LAND GRABBERS WAITING
TO REAP 4 RICH HARVEST
Many Taxpayers In Henrico Are Delinquent and Sale
Will Take Place on Monday Week-Question
of Double Assessments.

A few OF thc delinquent taxpayers set
tied Gp their accounts with Mr. Hccu-
ler Treasurer OF Heurco county. yestcr-
day. hut there are many more who are
stiu beh.ndhand. Time is growing shorter
and shorter every day. and the people
seem not 90 realize that they arc IN
danger OF losing much OF their property
SIR Hschler said yesterday afternoon that
Doc had done all IN DIS power 90 bring
tile matter 70 THE attention Of the tax
payers but that they san pass IL by
unuoticcd.
Numbers Of the lots that have been
declared delinquent have been dOubly as-
sessed. OWING To- the fact that many pur-
clasers 81 property have neglected prop
criy 20 record their deeds. In this way
property has been assessed. IN many
cases. in the name Of more than one
party. All such accounts viii be settled
hy the court.
The auction sale Of delinquent property
wiz begin on Monday week. and IL Will
take place i'm front Of the courthouse.
pne aucuoneer viii begin with property
in Fairfield District and continue down
She list until an the delinquent property
81 sold. Fairfield is the largest district,
and fl has the largest number of delin-
QEcut properties Tuckahoe comes next.
but its property Is probably more valu-
able. owing To the fact that il Is situated
iu the West End. In this district land
erabbors Will find their richest harvest
They are already laying their plans TO
acquire some ~ this property. SO due
warning Is given TO the present owners.
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GERMAN AT TAZEWELL.
Bellies and Beaux Of the Country
Enjoy Christmas Hop.


TAZEWELI4 Va, December 27.-Ona OF
the prettlest germans Of the season was
given IN the Town Han last night bv tho
Tazcwell German Club. IL was lead M,
Mr.. r. O. Crockett and Miss Dolle Nav
the beautiful and accomplished daughter
of MT. S. ID May. The dancers were "a
representative company Of Tazcwcu coun-
tvs beautiful women and gallant young
men. The couples were as follows.
Miss HigginbOtham with Mr.. Arthur
Peery: Miss Doll May with Mr r. O.
Crockett. Miss Anglin with Mr. O r. St
Clair. Miss Lucy Stuart with Mr. II H..
Moore. Miss Nellie Stuart with Mr.. A. p.
Hopkins. Miss Cecil Stuart with Mr. r r.
St Clair. Miss Nanola Gillespie with Mt
T.. i. Greever, Miss Aylette Henry with
Mr. a. NJ Young, Miss May Hankins with
Mr. Jake Gillespie, Miss Georgia Crockett
with Mr.. W. Il. Hall. Jr. Miss Jean
Graham with Mr.. NJ. s. Poudleton. Miss
lessee Graham with Mr. oscar George.
Miss Buchanan with Mr.. A. j. Gillespie.
Miss Jeter with Mr.. j. G.. O'kecme Miss
Turlcy with Mr. A. $. Higginbotham Miss
Hallcr with w. B. Stras. Jr.. Miss Julia
Peudleton with Mr.. eileen st. Clair WIS
Kate Peery with Mr.. Lathrop O'Kccfle,
and Miss Heath with MT sam Graham.
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WORK OF WOMEN.
Many Sending Contributions to
superintendent of Exhibits.

Responding 10 the appeal Of Captain 6.
Julian Pratt, superintendent OF exhibits
for the Virginia Commission TO tic
Jamestown Exposition. the ladies ure
sending I'm their contributions OF domestic
manufacturing. illustrating the good
housekeeping ~ Virginia women Th.
following contributions were received yes
terday al tile warerooms Of the COM
mission. so. south Tenth Street. After
the exposition these contributions viii be
donated TO the charitable Institutions or
the State.
Cherries No Mrs. A. s.. Johnson.
Radford Va
Cherries No. AIRS Arthur Roberts.
East Radford. Va
Pears, No. 6-Mrs. ". VI. Mastin Eas.
Radford Va.
Pears. 10. 3-Mrs. Robert chpmbley.
Radford Va.
Watermelon Preserves A. j. link.
Chrtstiansburg. Va.
Sweet Plckle-Mrs. c.. b. E.nstein. Chris
tiaushurg. Va
Sour Pickes-Mrs NJ. j. Peters East
Eadford. Va.
One bottle Grape Wine one bottle Peach
Wine. one bottle Tomato Wine and one
bottle Blackberry Wine-Mrs ~ D. Har-
vcy. East Radford. Va.
One bottle Grape Wine and one botu.
Blackberry Wine-Mrs. G.. U. Beamer.
East Radford Va
One botue Concord Grape Wine. one
year Old: one bottle Concord Grape Wine.
six months old: one bottle White Crane
Wine. two years old: one bottle White
Grape Wine. three years Old. one bottle
W mite Grape Wine. three years old. one
bottle Dewbcrry Wine one bottle Currant
Wine-Mrs. william lngles. Radford. va.
one jar Peach Pickle-Airs. J. H. Bar
nette. East Radford. Va
One jar Brandy Peaches-Afre. North
cross, East Radford
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DIES FROM WOUND.
Injury to Negro Boy in Christmas
Fracas Proves Fatal

twelve years OF age. died Wednesday,
night In Memorial Hospital. where he had
been brought on Christmas Day for treat
neitt Of a bullet wound inflicted by an
other negro in "a Christmas-Day scuffie.
II seems that "A gang OF negro youths
were cerebrating. and that one of the
Turner boys became angered because am
other boy threw pop-cracker under
meath him. and procured revolver TO
wreak his vengeance on the other. Rich
ardson. one Of The gang attempted to
wrest the pistol from Turner, and in the
scufiie the nrearm was accidentally dis
charged the bullet lodging in the body Of
Che other Turner.
James Turner and James Richardson
were arrestd by Policeman Amos yestcr-
day afternoon. and We're held without
bail in the Second Police Station
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and Mrs ID. NJ. Burgess. Mrs. Raiford
VIII remain until next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Dunbar Rov who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. "A. Elicit
at No. SO7 West Franklin Street leave
to-day FOR their home in Atlanta, Ca.
The Rev. DR.. Arthur y. KinsoIving,
rector OF ST. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Baltimore. Md. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Seldom Bruce at No. 207 West
Franklin Street
Miss Leola r. White is visiting relatives
and friends in GordonsviHe. We. during
the holidays.
Mr. d. c. Randolph is spending several
days at Hotel Evans. IN Winchester. Va.
Mr. Henry Sydnor Harrison f. attend
ing the convention of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity in Atlanta. Ca.
Mr.. Cooper Gleason is visiting his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Gleason, In
Charlottesville.
Miss Beatrice Crawford. Of Alexandria
is spending the holidays with friends here
Mr.. Earl Norton is spending O week at
his home in Stanton.
Mr.. Walter Burruss. OF Richmond Col
iego is visiting his parents in Fred
ericksburg.
Mr. Charles Kinsolving Of Washington.
IS al the Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs A II. Sands are spending
the holidays with Judge Norton ia Alex
andria.
Mr.. Francis Rowe is spending the holi-
days with his parents IN FredericksburE
Mrs. sigmund kahn and Miss Alice
Kahn have left for New York. where
they Will spend week.
Miss Lucy bennington. OF Farmvnie.
is the guest OF friends here.
The Rey c. T.. Peasants. OF Char
iottesvile is spending several DAYS here.
Mr. r. =. Harlow has returned from
Newport News where he visited his sis-
ter Mrs. +. j. Curry.
Mr. IT, IT, Dalton of Raleigh " O..
who has been spending several DAYS with
friends JIM Hampton. is wishing fin This
city.
dispatch to Dr. Edward Loisn pen
announces the death ON Sunday OF hIa
aunt Mrs f. T. Harding of Paris WHO
had any friends in American society.
ana especially in New York. where she
spent most Of hey married lfo For
number of years Mrs Harding had lived
abroad. 20 be- near her children Her
oldest daughter married n Swedish title
and resides az court. while her son. air
Duncan Harding. is a well known artist
81 Paris. Mrs. Harding leaves "A NUM-
her Of relatives IN Virginia and North
Carolina. including Dr PelIs family.
Mrs. W. H. Harding OF No. 2o3 West
Grace Street this city. Mr.. T. ~ Ram
say. OF Norfolk. and the Pen family OF
North Carolina
Mrs. +. y. Newman left yesterday on
visit e." hrr parents, ga RiveTi1vfit
Lynchburg, Va.
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two young white boys. were in the Police
Court Yesterday morning on the charge
or having stO.eu some tobacco from the
Larus Tobacco Company Five youths
were in the party. and three had been
sentenced The arrests We're made hv
Detective McMahon. Crlmp pleaded
galty.
The Witnesses swore that one OF tie
guilty party was "a peg-leg. and Norwood
has a wooden lex. Norwood stoutly de-
MED connection with the affair and tie
case was continued for further evidence.
Justice Crutchheid said that he would
make the punishment light FOR Crump IS
be had pleaded guilty.
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WHOM. An p...
IL, ~. ,.-...,,.'- .eS urge estate
ir+,..,s.@I ''1 "a "'-'o" ne is much
~.
MISS bOudar to Entertain.
one Of the prettiest teas of the Chris.
mas season will be chat given tomorrow
a. S'-1, by Miss Helen Louise Boudar
TN. ,,,al.(.,,- -, 80, 1i"Ve S'' l.
mas d.,o,,tio,s i- -, 80. ia p
mako , i.os,ttf,,i ,l..t.. 80 o''' " .'i
,,,,r,be. 80 n.y. ,,,,,,t,,.'.
ra,. beo,, fn,,,ad r- ~. " -
lona-steror,e5 Ar,..,i.1,, ~. ,,.;i,
be- used ana re5-era1et ,,a.,,sI'..9 Mi
ada much ~ tho briili,rt ~
Miss Roudar v-r,o lie ,.,, ~ +,o n.y..
tissr ana u,1s, a+rr.ett,.o ,,,,,,i.,, ~
th.. Younger sat ,-ul v-ear - [t,,.-.,f,..
gown of white chiffon win insate of lac
and a wreath of r,r-.t-, ,,a-rots 81, f..
t4ir
Those assisting tna hostess will ha
Misses svlyi, Augustine Iucv wa
Louise Crlmp Louis. Watkins Ts,s-f.
ly1eo, D.,s, When 1-tp.l r-,-..,,.
Euzabet, Wingo Jennie Pearce Wand
SHELTON Sadie Neale. AIuriel Smith ana
Margaret Chewing
These young ladies viii also be enter
tanned by Miss Roudar tomorrow even
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USED KNIFE ON HIM.
Negro Didn't Like Remark Made
by BVStander.

Will" Allen. alias Pete Allen. appeared
in Police Court yestaEiav morning on the
charge of having cut and stabbed Hender-
son Johnson, an innocent by-stander. The
fracas occurred I'm the grocery store or
Edward Pollard at Twentv-hfth and II
Streets last night Allen was drunk, and
went into the store. demanding a piece
81 bread and some cheese. This was
refused him, and he was ordered out.
Johnson said Don't raise any light"
and Allen, IL is charged. proceeded to
cut him up with a knife He was charged
with felony and sent on to the grand
furV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28
SET HOME AFIRE.
Sky Rocket Struck Feather Bed
and Started Blaze.

A skyrocket IN the hands Of some young
ster celebrating Christmas caused con-
siderable blaze Yesterday in the home Of
Dr. Boyce u. Brooker. 9i3 West Main
Street
The rocket struck "a feather bed and
set fire 10 a pile OF clothing in the room.
The blaze was exunguished by the menu
bers OF the family with buckets Of wa
ter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

lege.- and is an accomplished musician.
Her father is the editor Of the Religious
Herald. and has distinguished reputa-
tion as a minister OF the Baptist Church
ana journalistic writer
Mr.. Kinsoiviug is the son Of the Rev.
ovid Kinsolving. OF Virginia. The Rev.
Dr Arthur b. kins living of ST. PauIs
Episcopal Church. Baltimore. the Right
Rev. Lucian Lee Kinsolving bishop Of
southern Brazil and Mr.. Charles Kin
solving. Of Washir gton. ID. g.. are his
brothers. his family being a notable ono
in the history Of the Episcopal Church.
lie is an VI. A. OF the University OF Vir-
sinia and a 2. ID. of the Theological Sem
nary o. Virginia
Among the large number OF guests at
the wedding last evening were the grooni's
mother. Mrs Ovid Knsolyiug. and Mrs.
Herbert KinsOlvine. vic OF tho bishon Of
Texas Mr. Charles Ninsoviug and D.
Arthur =. Kinsolving were also present.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Charles Shields Of No 10 North
t1itA Street. announces the engagement
az her daughter. Margaret New. TO A1r
Isaac Newton Vaughan. Of this city. The
wedding VIII take place in January.
Smith-Webster.
A very pretty marriegc took place last
evening at O'Clock. when Miss Alma
Grace Webster. daughter of Mrs ANGELA
Augusta Webster. becam, the bride Of
nr Frederick LOuks Smith. uf Piueville.
vs. VA. The Rev. DR. George IA SpoOucr.
of Broad street Methodist Church, on-
ciauns.
The parlors of the brides home No. 40
East Leigh Street We're tastefullv dec
GRATED with palms. ferns and Christmas
grcencry- Professor Castor Idchenstein
bad charge of the music. playing the
Bridal Chorus from "Loheugrin," Men
delss1hus Wedding March and number
of appropriate selections before and dur
iuE the ceremony.
Dr. Chapman johnson French OF Mar
raWs. VA, was best man. and the uslcrs
w.ic. Alr b. Allen Bryant and Ar Her
Mal 80. Bodwcll.
Miss Louise Goodo Webster WHO at
I tended Icy sister as maid or honor. was
pretuly gowu'd in white racium silk and
carried pink roses.
Tho rlng-hcarer little Miss Gonna An
derson. and - ribbon Girls Misses Mar
-aret Smith. Martha Tenscr and Frances
trat. wore dainty dresses Of white ruuI
ult. white ribbons
l.e bride was elegantly g0uuel iu "a
dark hiue travelling suits. with hat and
gloves O. correspond ana carried "a show
.- of Bride roses
Atter 81 Western trip. Dr. and Mrs
smith ~Ii mako their home iu pintVII,
N. Na. where tuc groom is prominent
Ian- br smith received Lls modlca
cation at tine University COLLEGE "a
o-f-o.-t'vn guests included Mr. r. A.
Woodbridge. ~ baltimore. M4.. and Nr
Air- f.'is Garrett of I'r. Icricksaura
Mmy beautiful ana handsome. present.
. ''i-f.as- silver and bnc-a-brac Were
received
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Out of Of the church she followed them
With lofty step mien:
His bride a village maid
Maude Clare was like a queen
son Thomas" his lady mother said.
With smiles, almost tears:
May Nell and you but live true
AS we have done for years;
"Your father thirty years ago
Had just your tale tell:
But he not pale YOU
Nor pale Nell
My lord was pale with inward strife
And Nell was pale with pride;
My lord gazed long pale Naude Clare
or ever he kissed the bride.
"Lo I have brought my gift. my lord
Have brought my gift
ITO bless the hearth bless board.
To bless the marrage-bed.
my half of the golden chain
You about your neck
That day waded ankle-deep
For lilies in the beck:
Here's my half of the faded leaves
We plucked from budding bough,
With feet amongst the lily leaves
The lilies are budding now"
He strove to match her scorn with scorn.
He faltered in his place
LADY he said.-"Maude Glare" he said
"Maude Clare!''-and hid his face.
She turn'd to Nell: MY Lady Nell
have gift for YOU
Though fruit. bloom we're gone.
Or were IT flowers. the dew.
Take my share of a tickle heart
Take III or leave YOU viii.
wash hands thereof
And what you leave" said Neil ~I'n take
And what you spurn III wear
For he's lord for better and worse.
And him love Maude Glare
Yea. though you're taller by the head
him till he loves me best
Me best of ALL Maude Clare
TtmDsateh published
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Poems You Ought to KnOpv.

Whatever however,
hours DO not fail
Charles Eliot " P'0S''' A'0A'
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES NOR
FOLK ANO WESTERN RAILWAY.
Round trip tickets to all points on Nor
folk and Western Railway viii be sold at
greatly reduced rates on December 21st.
22d 23d, oath 25th and .3ist and January
LIST. good for return passage until jan
uary .. 1907 Round trip rate to Nor
folk $3.50 and to Lynchburg $500.
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The wedding Of Hiss Frances El.zaaet.
Williams. daughter 90 1lr Jofr n. $3.50.
tns NJ Roanoke. Co. Nr Don Aie.r
trnun.re. SON of 49, and Mrs Sau...l
Erombers. of $50 apo West GRACE.
Street was celebrated oa Saturday. De-
.uer ri. in tho home - Rev Tlooaa.
-.ipman. ~ Roanoke Ta.. who ler-
i'ln.a tn0 ceremony Nr an4 Mr-
.afna.rr are now visiting t.. groom. s
parents n,re. and h1y, boon entertained
.y number ~ their friends since af-
..Unr
Ar tHe conclusion o. t.sir visit. tr.
BRIDE ant groom viii return to Roanoke.
Guest at the Jefferson.
Ar and Airs James Brown Potter %
-"" YORK ave spending tlc holiday
season at the jefferson They arrived
oa Christmas 1--we. and viii remain l
"-k "r more Airs. Potters Richmond
friends nnFc given Ter "a hearty welcome
Hnl HaFe endeayorcd To- make her STA,
ns pleasant as possible Sine will 40 with
AeT husband fr0la Richmond 10 Mexico.
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No. 1925.
Maude Clare

BY CHRISTINA GEoRGINA RossETTr.
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Kate Wheelock Whist.
Milton Work Whist

ny '"e meeting OF the Milton Work
W., w I'ist Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs
N'u'e' Mafun and Mrs. Ripley made TOP
9."''- De club VIII meet next Tuesday
aIL.rmouu ~ l-- usuaL -. -9
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leons
his cries
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Slverware

IDEAS and qualities TO be found here
only. and that add much to the merit Of
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Mr.. Cooper Gleason is visiting his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs J. h. Gleason, in
Charlottesville.
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and Mrs. ID. NJ. Burgess. Mrs. Raiford
Will remain until next week.
Dr. and Mrs Dunbar ROy who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. "A. Elicit
at No. SO7 West Franklin Street, leave
to-day for their home in Atlanta, Ca.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

The Rev. DR.. Arthur j. KinsoIving,
rector OF St. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Baltimore. Md. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Seldom Bruce at No. 2O7 West
Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

Mr.. Henry Sydnor Harrison - attend
ing the convention of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity in Atlanta, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

Mr.. d. c. Randolph is spending several
days at Hotel Evans. in Winchester. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-28

Miss Leola r. White is visiting relatives
and friends in GordonsviIe, We. during
the holidays.