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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03
Honest Men and Investigation.

can honest man has nothing to fear
from investigators" says Gov. Folk,
of Missouri This is true, but it seems
to be difficult to get some of the men
who are in the oil business to agree
that there is any reason why other
people should in their desire to inves-
tigate use so much time that might be
otherwise employed.-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03
DEATHS.
Henry Nevis.

Mr.. Henry Nevils, a prominent and
influential farmer, died Saturday morn
ing at o'clock at his home six miles
from Mt. Pleasant. Mr.. Nevils is sur
vived by a wife one daughter, Mrs.
Henry Whitwell of Mt. Pleasant. The
funeral services will be conducted to-
funeral services were conducted Sun
day at 2 o'clock, and the burial was at
Mt. Joy.
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SUMMER TOURIST
Rates via. Southern Railway.

The Southern Railway announces
very low Summer Tourist Rates
to many different summer re.
sorts on its lines in Tennessee.
Virginia, Western North Carolina,
Land Of the Sky" the Sapphire Coun.
try" and the Atlantic Coast.
For complete information and de.
scrfptfve literature, call on or write
J. E. SIMPLIFY, D. P. A., 2O4 Fourth
Avenue North, Nashville, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03
THE RUSSELL SAGE MILLIONS.

The news that the will of Russell
Sage had left nothing to charity ha
shocked a great many people. VIVA
did they expect? Perhaps they
thought that he had been saving fol
seventy-five years in order to "endov
college or cot" to provide hcspit
ais for the poor, or libraries for those
who have divine hunger for knowI
edge. But there is little known of his
career which justifies anyone in think
ing thus.
There is a report that there will be
contest of the Sage will He evil
IDENTIFY feared it, for he provided in it
that whoever Joined in a contest
should forfeit any legacy left him. But
it is pointed out that this refusal to
leave anything to charity is the best
evidence, well nigh conclusive, that he
was sane. In failing to leave anything
to charity he burt carried out the lesson
of his life. His ruling passion was
still strong when he made his will. If
he was insane when he made his tes-
tamentary dispositions he was insane
all his life. As it may be hard to find
jury that will decide that he was al
ways insane, the nature of his will
may be taken as the best evidence
that ne was sane when he made it.
a To irv onf ryExa
is generally understood to have been
the practice of his life. He rad no
and so left nearly all hfs for
tune to ms wfres to be hers absolutely
and forever. Legally, of course, that
means that she shall dispose of It as
she pleases, for at seventy-seven years
Of age she cannot hope long to enjoy
It herself
This gives some an opportunity to |
say that the millions are really left |
70 charity. Mr.. Sage, we are told,
knew THAT his wife was of a |
ohilanthropic disposition. So in Teav-
ng her his estate he in effect left it |
o charity. 1t is certainly a very lib
Il view of the subject, and it is pos
'ible that the great estate will be so |
lsed as to make better the lot of
many unfortunates. If that shall be
he outcome it will be due to Mrs. |
Sage, for the will contains no
lint that the testator desired such a
disposition of it to be made.
Nevertheless, if the use made of the
state by Mrs. Sage shall be such as
S predicted by her physician and 9th
RS, it may turn out to be fortunate
hat Mr.. Sage did not attempt to leave
large part of charity. There is moth
ng better established than that the
eavfng of great sums to charity is
cry hazardous business, and calls for
Ong and careful study, that those
yhom it is desired to benefit may be
eally helped and not hurt. Thou
ands are ruined by getting something
Dr. nothing, or even by the prospect
It. Russell Sage was an acute bus
less man, because he carefully stud-I
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03
COST OF LIVING
GROWS GREATER
WHILE WAGES HAVE NOT PER
cEPTlBLY ADVANcED-FIG-
UREs DEMONSTRATING 1T.

Will Soon Be Forthcoming From De-
partment of Commerce and Labor,
Furnishing Facts Which Republican
Spell-Binders Will Find Hard to
Explain.
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The New Reform Movement.
II this thing keeps on we shall have
TO- organize. a Society, for.-the PFotec,
tion Of Brafnless Men from Chorus
Girls.-Mflwaukee Sentinel.
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MT PLEASANT
-. NEWS ~.
Miss Kittie Stewart
Editor and Manager
Bell Phone l39.

(NOTIcE:-Parties having any news
or business with this department will
please communicate with Miss Stew
art, the Editor and Manager.)
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LOCALS.

The large fertilizer factory, cover
ing an area of four acres, is now com
pleted and the manufacture of fertfIi
ger has begun. This large factory Ia
the only one of it's kind TN our pro-
gressive town, and the only factory of
its kind in Maury county. The fac
tory has its own power plant. Inside
its walls are the large boilers, engines
and dynamos which supply the cleo
trical surrent that runs the machinery
and lights up the factory. The fac
tory gives employment to about IS
men and the daily output win be IS
tons Of frst-class fertilizer.
John B. Garrett, Grand Secretary of
the GranGLodgts of 'Masons, 'of'Nasiil
vile, and Barney Phillips, the Grand
Tyler with J. H. Murphy and T. H.
Evans, were down Friday night to as
sist in comforting the Masters Degree
on Mr.. English. There was quite a
large attendance, it being a called
meeting. Tate Jenkins, the Worship
full Master, is very much delighted
with the work.
s.
While the minere were dippinp nhos-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03
It's Touch on the Jury.

Rockefeller is to face jury" says
an Ohio Observation-Disclosures North
American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03

Little Mary Anderson is sick at tht
home of her parents on Hay Ions
avenue.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03

plate at the Central mines near the
Harlan place, they unearthed five hui
man skeletons, supposed to be skel-
etons of Indians. They are now on
display on the porch of the Harlan
Commissionary.
3
John Frazier of Columbia, sold 40
Western horses here today. All
bringing nice price.
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SICK.

The many friends of Mrs. Ralph
Matthews, who has been sick for sew
eral weeks, will be glad to know that
she is much better. DR.. Blake, of
who is with her, has more
hopes of her recovery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03
SOUTH FAR
IN LEAD.
MAKES RAPID STRIDES IN THE
TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL INVESTED

Department of Commerce and Labor
Issues Bulletin Comparing Increase
of Manufacturing Industries in New
England and the South-North Car
olina Gains 1o6 Per Cent. in Five
Years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03

Harris Long is critically ill at his
home three miles west of town.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-03

While the miners were digging phos-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
1f,snecial 10 L. The Tines Dispatch:)

4
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. June 3 as
Mrs, A. T.. Embre entertained number pc
Of her friends at bridge whist = 1ue 81
The entertainment was given q On s. :, -
lawn. There were seven "a DIES W
freshme nts were served .5llss Ia; We
s Tho Ra thbone Sisters. irg'nia 'lEt 2!
No. N i, KnightsRof Pythias gave 2 =! lawn WI
marty on the grounds Of the Elks' Home
Thursday night, and again on Friday
night. Bowcring' 5 Band furnished music,
the washington Guards gave an exhibit
ton drill, the grounds were beau tli1l
DECORATED refreshments we're served ana 10
1T was bis success. ..ss5s. & ID j. 4.
A number Of young people OF the me ely
vent on a. picnic to! Alum. springs ing e.
Monday and spent the day, In the party
we're Misses Cnaney. La timer. Ii.owison.
Denny, Baker, Ninde. Keim. yler.3 Bow BOW
man. Boulware; \. Neesrs. Denny lose pro,
BLIGHT. Wiser Dickinson, Cha Eon!-
wa re, j one IS, Haw kins. McAlpine a no fta ia
Colonel Edward Owen. com mander OF
line Confederate Veteran Camp OF New
YORK. who was an officer In the "a nous
washington Artillery. OF New CElea ne |,
which occupied Nfarye's Fights ana ana
willis Hill here during the battles Of
May so, 1868. was here this week wee VS. Y
itine Colonel Richa rdson. : 7 his ts the
first visit to this city Of Colonel Owen we
In forty three years. y. Z,
Dr.. II. 4A Forllne and family, Of Chi
cago, have moved to this city 70 res
Dr. Blight Harrison. OF Lancaster
county, visited his mother here this week.
Mrs. w, a. Bell has returned from g
VISIT Mrs, ]. A. Thompson. In Rlch
nond. 5t3 & \, !, - ],
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McBryde, Of
Louisville, KY are guests Of Or. and
Mrs. r.. J.E NfcBryde, Il:
Mrs. j. 2. Mason and son have gone
to their summer homo ln klng George
county, Judge Mason and Miss Mason
viii follow In a few days. 8
Mrs A. P, Rowe. daughter and son.
have gone to Irvington to spend several
weeks with Captain and Mrs, ". Y.
Messlck. Il a
Mrs. B. s. Herndon and children, Of
Portsmouth. are visiting Mrs. r, N,
Crutchfield. IRE * si
Mr.. Edgar Cannon. who has baen
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Frederic ksburg Society,".

falg st5gi 4
teaching at .Iioge Acade envy. Blackstone,
has returned here for the summer.
8sss Mr.. George 3. Pearson has gone to
Port Gibson. M tse. 3 to visit rela tiyes. ,3S
4! Rev, Lee crutchfeld. Of Richmond, was
a guest Of Rev. RAsWilllams this week y;
Mrs ) Fl. 81 II. a w allace and Miss Ellen
Wallace are visiting relatives at cleye.."''
King G eorge county. iS
Miss HALLE Is. Chichester has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. John
H. Lewis. at Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. w. F. Coates and son are visiting
friends IN Westmorelandtfc county. 3 sa $
Miss Minnie Davis, OF Baltimore, lis a
guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. e. Compton.
Mrs. w. H. Fitzhugh IL visiting her
son. Professor Thomas itzhugh, OF
Charlottesville. Sls, N
Miss Fannie Beale has returned from
a visit to the NJ isses Bardb,iry. In Orange
county. Una Va 6 t5S|ss ~ sis It'll
Miss A1aude Embrey{ has. returned TO
9her home here from Baltimore, where
she took course In music.
48s plain 7, cCracken and daughter,
Miss Flea nor cken, have returned
from Atlantic City. " III:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G Wallace and chill
dren are visiting relatives In Middlescx
county 4. X; j5 AZ 4. IA
Professor j ohfl n. Flcklen, OF &TseWSJ
leans. h is visiting relatives here, s.
Miss Susie NJ Bradley Is visiting
friends at Bon Air. !4s III, n
Mrs. Joseph Reinhardt and grand
daughter. little Katherine Bosher, OF
Richmond, are guests OF Mrs. il P. Rowe
and family. .g357 slga ~ Is Z ls
Miss Norma smith. OF warrenton. 4: Is
visiting Miss Kate Doggett
Miss Eliza Shepherd. OF, staunton, is
a guest OF Mrs. II. F, Crismond yr,
Miss May Rowe has returned from
a, Visit to friends at yVaverly. Va !; It'll s
Mrs. j. 8. spicer, ID visiting friends in
Halifax county. 5sj =
Mr.. Nv, II. Richards, Jra and bride
have returned from their bridal trip.
Mrs. Hirsch, 4 Of Beaumont, Texas. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Joseph NJ.
Miss Reryl Barber entertained a num-
her OF her friends at her home here on
Thursday night Among those present
were Misses Norma Smith, OF Washing
ton; Elsa. Murray, q Portland. Maine;
Bessie Flcklen, Of New. Orleans; Jennie
Edmonia and Mary cpstis Lee. Elise
Ficklen, Alice Cannon, Beryl Barber
and salle Garter; Messrs F. T., ",
Green, A. r. Dickson, Harrison Mont
Romery, Ellerbe Carter, E. q. Cannon,
s. 8. Lee, George Washington, Paul
Karsten, Jr., and Mayo Smith,
MAYOR Thomas r. lace hal returned
Iron visit to his farm, In Culpeper
county. VI y, !,
from Atlantic, City.
Miss Mary s, Bolts is visiting her
father. Mr. A. Bolts,
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LEEsBUR0, VA.
:snnnlal h rhe T l,,I1 7.


LEEsBURG, VA. June as,-n1iss Rich !
ard Eta wise, daughter OF Mr.. ", n.
Wise, hal returned from a visit to l4ar-
rodsburg, KY, {. !.
Polk Mllerand his Old South Quartette
viii appear July 4tll at the PurcelleVllle
Auditorium, at y. "a 3 II
captan William NJ. King and family,
OF Alexandria, viii reside during the
summer at Bluemont,
Mr., John trrmble. Of Monterey, ". va,
Is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs, g. ",
Heyener. near Leesburg,
.t Mr. Howard y. Cole has been appolnted
notary public In place OF Mr., 2, e.
& Payne, OF the Peoples National Bank,
I who has accepted q, position with the
Citizens, National Bank Of Alexandria, .
Colonel and Mrs, r. N, Harper, OF
washington. hay6 arrived at their sum-
mer home, Oak Grove, near I4eesburg,
Captain William r. narrett, a proml-
nent lawyer OF I4eesburg, has been very
iii ;a his residence here, ID
Judge and Mrs., J! p, Youmans, OF
9Ashburn, arc entertaining Mr., and MIS-,
George Youn,ans. OF New York.
DR.. and Mrs. John A, Gibson were en-,
tertainefl on Tuesday night ny pr, and
Mrs q. M. Iddlngs, OF this place. Mfs
Gibson VAS formerly Miss Frances Ferry.
daughter az Judge William II, Perry. q
y Lunenburs county II. (.
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SUMMER IN GLOUCESTER

GLOUCESTER couRTHoUaE. VA,
June Among the late arrivals ~
Gloucester weres Mr., and Mrs. JEFFREY
Montague, who are guests o. Malor
Thomas s. Talaferro at the cottage, his
home on the Ware River,
On Monday, Miss Leah Tallaferro ana
Mr.. Gorge Taliafeyro gave u tea In hon.
or OF MY. and Mrs. Montague, and on
Tuesday Major Tal!aferro held o recep-
tion in their honor. and on "Wednesday
morning to the regret Of every one,
Mr. and Mrs, AIontegue left tor OLD
FONT. They will. however, spend Sep
tember with Major Tallaferro, and thus
give their friends the pleasure Of seems
more Of them, al & il&
Mrs. St George Bryan returned 70
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WILLIAM s 5. i, i 4 ] !.
Especial 10 The Times IN, -Dispa''iteh,.9

ll55 fsnec,al4 10 The Timss-D ispatch.)
n n Juns za:--M'ss
/ :. xto,,n. Of Natural Bridge. We, fh Ia.
returned home. \.
54' II MI. ,S,J unius b. Lamb has returned IS
his home, here from the n 10Y
stechnlo Institute. .il y. !,
S Mr.. Randolph H. Macon, has az! also e,
turned from tho Virginia Polytechnic IN
II titute. INV fi5 . q. /, NY
M. Pea chey spencer left this morning
,orSNatural Bridge, after several weeas
STAY with his father. MIR. J. b. 9. spe zen,
4 Ger. III " z, IN K.
Miss Annie r. Barnes has returned 10
he rhonta IN Richmond.
Miss Mamie L. Turner, OF Lanexa, a.
"a visiting Miss Virginia Wise.
IS Mis-, Annie Royal, OF Richmond; Miss
4 Grace Jones. OF Danvile.. and Miss sNir-
@rinia Pea chez of williamsburg, are stay
Ing With Miss Lottie Maynard. OF Big
4 ler's On. York River. 5s3 HI,
,3a pa Miss 4 Cary Peachey has returned to
washington.5D D. c.. after spending several
months with relatives here.
Mrs Camm,t of Lynchburs Is visiting
Mrs. r. NJ Smith. Ks
Misses Mary and Alice Hohson, arc
.nending some time with Their grand
mother, Mrs. ]. n. Hobson. 3is
&5S Miss Martha Taliaferro. Of Rapidan
va, is visiting Miss Lucille Foster.
n Mrs Cooper. Of Cha lottesville. Va y
the guest OF her cousin Mrs. J, II.
Stone. "a N,
Miss Georgia O'Keefe. has returned
home, after a most successful year IN the
art Department. at Chicago University.
Mr.. Datngerfleld 3. Spencer has lett 20
Natural. Bridge. where he will spend
several weeks on a vacation. Sss''5 =
Mr.. Clyde Barnes is in Washing ton
where he will remain some time 4 With Wit
friends. ,5i s
@ Miss sallie yVltherspoon has gone to
Petersburg to visit relatives. a ]:
Mrs. Herbert @. Lightfoot, OF Newport
News, has been the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Mercer.
Mrs, Andrews and Miss Ellen An
drews. OF Pennsylvania. are with Mrs
/ J, W. Richie. I
Nllss Mary Henley Spence has returned
home. after attending the Hanpden-sid
ney finals, if 5a . 8!
Mrs, "a. Bert James, Of Newport News
has been the guest OF Miss Harriet Han
nils. Katherine Newbll has returned
to Norfolk, after attending William and
Mary finals.
It Miss Lucy Wtnder Lamb, Of Norfolk
IL visiting her aunt Mrs. W. y. Cole. 4
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Reed. in Baltimore. s, =. !.
Il MISS Fannie Branch. OF Suffolk. y stna
u1leat OF Mrs. Harry MitGhell on&GEhce

Reed, In Baltimore. /, Il, Y. /. !.
Miss FANNIE Branch. OF Suffolk. . 5tha
guest Of Mrs. Harry Mitchell on eira f''
street. \, (, Z. !,
sister In New Y ork. 3ssss V.
Miss Grace psy, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. William r. Aylett Of New Y I
mort News, has returned home. 4
Mr. James Wilson, who graduated WIN
high honors at Princeton University th =!
year is visiting his sister. Mrs, W'a !, =.
Ames Next year Mr.. Wilson Will ns
a professor at William and Mary.
4 Mr. Frank scott.So OF Petersburg, y visit ISL 6
Ing Mr., Peyton Young. O,
Miss Jean Maxwell, Of Client, NorfoiN,
7Is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs p. D. 1waltney. !.
Mrs Calvin P, Jones ts the guest q
her parents, Alderman and Mrs, Ixns
WASHER OF Richmond,
Mas Florence Booker has returned = 9
her home in Hampton. after short
visit to Miss Minnie Boykn,
Juge r, u. Boykin2 has appointed Parke
r.. Deans, OF Windsor, as his successor
as. comnonwe saith attorney Of Isle O
Wight county, The other contestants "
the race were r. N. Williams and George
w. Whitley.
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the Supreme Court this N n week axe
Messrs Helm Bruce. OF Louisville XVI
III. r, Peters, and p, n Ba Hey. al Rrts'S
Etol;s W. s. Cox, Samuel Bond and IA. 81
d. Maness, Of scott:sJ. b. Bullltt. RI RI Tate
Irvine, o. III. Wears. J. w. ,Chal elsy. Of
Wise; T, G. Duncan and ~. 7. B IIyat ~
r lee. Il5 q IL 81 DIX
Judge r. H. cardwell win hold tnsS
law 4 examination to-nlorrow. seventy
students have registered as applicants
for the examinations s5S .gg \. q
Mr., Robert L. Pierce was called ~
Richmond this week BY the critical NJ,
ness az his mother, Mrs. I.ehma n. 6s
Mr.. r, b. Short. who has for mar
years been a polite and accommodating
clerk With g., s. Bruce and Conpany.
the Southern Express Company. M WIN
run as messenger from Norfolk tai Bits
M MI. and Mrs He tSr umbsrser. q a Rlus.s
held, are tha guests Of Or, and Az rs.ss
Urberger. on Church Street
Miss Rebecca Series, Miss Efle 5DeVRllit
and Mrs, w, Il. peyan left on IhsE I. 8. aya
70 o., attend the Virginia military IrstitutsS e
Ennals. VI. III
I.izzle Cochran. are the guests oeS1 "
r, J. Prsston. ss.
Captain ~. r, Kent has accept 60 Tho
appointment as Consul-G ensral lat SAINT
n,ala. and will lsaye for his ne W posss
Mr.. a. Pen, craocik ~, 81 Goebprn torlAssi
erly a resident OF this place, an Atsse9
sail!s. the daughter OF nv, and Ars, ~. -
( p. THOMAS, Of the Cove In this county,
were married Saturday afternoon az 4iota
BOYD. Rev. w. "A. Hall oisscia tsnG,
Miss Prncllla podson. 81 sresnshofa w
N. g, Is visiting her aunt Mrs. sHEisS
Heuser. IS "a, &, 10 n;
Messrs. Walker and Robert Lea 1T az
Knoxville, have arrived and VII snessss
so.ne tine at their summer home nseSs''
town. TN .3l Y ~
Mrs. cloyd Mccayock left on MondNs'
for Rock FIlll 8. CT, to attend the asAAsypSs II
Normal sahnot.At that Place, g,s Ii
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Dance at South Boston
5fspecIal to The Times Dlspatch.)

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, June 2s,--A
delightful dance was given at tho Ma
sonic Temple Thursday evening, IN honor
Of number Of Waiting young ladles'
The music was furnished py local ta'eRt'
Those dancing were' 4.
Miss Lucy Porter, Of Memphis, with
Mr., Charles Barksdalei Miss L.ottle Gray,
Of Charlotte, N, c., with Mr. Lewis NIL
kins Miss Bessie Morton. Of Cloyar. with
Dr. j. Keith Briggs; Miss LUCILLE *. slnlT
mtonds, with Mr.. r. Owen Easley Miss
louise Penick, with MI. Jack Bfookes;
Miss viii Eas|ey. With Mr. John pas-
lev, Miss Louise Owen, With Mr., lteYls
johnston; Miss Marie Easley, with MI.
Geo Faulkner, ~.
IS Cha per ns-Mr. and MIS- ame !. APE 4 I.
Slate and Owen lqilsoa.
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WYIHEYlLkEy VA.

wYyrHEyILLEs VA, June ss.-Among
Inc visiting lawyers IN attendaase On
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/ Four Suit Specials,

LADIE g. LAWN ssu lTs skirt with
sStucks ana lace waist with lace and
a Swiss tr4mmings;.so only "a. q 4s 555a
$3s54 WHITE LAWN 81 8, pan 81 Of em-S
broldery Y on waist skirt with deep
flounces, two rows Of inserting, fin
@ished atop wit same, for only o., 8s !
"a Die s,s$EToN 81 ITS, extra ma
Il terial, in white, or white with blue
or green collars and cuffs Special;
/ for 44.Os. - 81 81, sE i7! !fa; 5
y 3S. lad II 's5 u N 81 SUI rs, popular
K length coat; cheap at 17.4s,
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.SMITHFIELD, VA.

Especial to The Tin,es-D ispatch.)
X sMITHFIELD. VA, June q. DIR. ",
D. Turner and family ot Isle Of Wight
county, have gone to Ocean View 70
occupy their cottage. for he summer l
This week they have as 3tIle|r5 guests
Misses Yirginice and Jack Underwood,
and Miss Minnie Boykin. of Smlthheld. ~
Miss Mary SJoynerS is Visiting Miss f'ase
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vVashG Goods.

BToiLE SCRAP LE ouE--A fins.
sheer Batiste, with crepey stripes and
4 figures In Swbl te and black on the
Z; usual 15c quality n for i'-S4 g
ENoLl Y MA Da AS, small and int
dunn stripes, SO inches wide. all last
scoors: a = 90 value. for 8 3.-%4c.
r LINE N Elm Is "a sUlTlNo,5 SO inches
vide, 81 IN n pink, blue and black: MI
speciA for ! 2 II &c
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81 R II ll9l.F n q. n
EouIa Point on Thursday.

EaHle Point on Thursday lSj l 24
| Mrs. Courtsworth Pinkney. who mas
been spending several weeks at E1fas
Point. has returned to r edmond, X
Mr. and Mrs. William Tallaferro, OF
baltimore. are, at II Hockey guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tallaferro.
Miss Molly jackson seawell is at Gosh
on, with her sister. Mrs. Walter rs Fer
rim.
Mrs. f. L. D!mmork and her grand
/ daughter, Miss e. y, Nooland. who nave
been at Sherwood for q v|slt haVe re- TO-
turned to Richmond II /, VI
MISS Eta Sinclair, OF Hampton, Is the
guest OF Miss Mary Rowena. " latl'
81 MI, and Mrs. Gwattney, who have
been guests OF Mrs, Lloyd Tahb, OF the
Bungalow. left for Rlchhmond on Thurs hui
day, Sl 5i 55 =, Z, I,
Wait were guests Of Miss Ellen Lee par :
OF the week,
Mrs, Charles Holt aud Miss shlrrard, Of
west t Point, are guests 1t the Bungalow.
Miss Mary Page Lea 10 q guest a. nsv-
ernby. 81
Thursday for Chicago.
Aiessrs. Ellis Con and John Ca4s ana
Malvern Benton, Of the Va slnla toiy-
technlc Institute. and William Byrd Lee,
Of tile Epscopal High School have re-
turned to their homes -
Miss Marietta slenghuff Is at Eagle
Point, IN. a.. 8
his old homo. Goshen has returned 70
baltimore, -,
Miss Jean Lloyd Brent, OF Alexandria
lis a guest at the rsotory.
Mrs, Barri Flsl,er Is the guest q heF
smotller, Mrs. Lloyd Tabb.
Miss Wait gave a picnic oh Ahusaues
L y NJ Sinclair. IF4gih2N
MI. Charles Holt and Miss snerraFq'
| OF West Point, are guests OF hss, u
LLOYD Tabb, OF the bungalow 5i
.--- 1870 49, : =
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Underwent Items

LADIES' MU slim DaAHER RS, 4
SHORT SHIRTS AND $cHEMlsE, 800 goo
value, for 26c. i s
$53& IA DIE 81 EN- eRoiD o OR LACE
s5TRlMMkD GOWNS N 2 III 81 lRTs,
4 Monday only, Csc. III
l;3 a Z MlTEp5 Cot N Y Sill NJ Q Raw
rs, slightly soiled; 5oc and 7bo a,laal-
Eity, for Doc. fl n
3sa a SMALL Z or OF so lie o GOWNS
Il AND SKIRTS, embroidered or lace
trimmed; reduced. to less than cost y
from csc to pa. 90. Il 5s5 81 rs s9.y3 Ar
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A.B ! !. J, ]. Dress | }, 4 \ !!
6 oods B ar3 aiiti.

4 NJ We've secured d small lot-about
rs pieces -ot Panamas s. both medium
and heavy weight, ~ II ches Wild z, thAtE
should range In price from 9sct TO- 81. q -.
B Until they are exhausted, the price
IS only Soc. III Ii ~