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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
LEE DISTRICT /; / 81

Thursday, August the 9TH, at half -past
/ o'clock in the afternoon. Mr.. Thomas
N. Kendler. j +. and Miss Alice Whitfield
were quietly married In the home OF the
bride, No. AL North Elm Street, by the
Rev. e. H. AlcGhee. IA The bride and groom
left on an extended tour, but will be at
home to their friends the first OF septem-
ber.HS n & Il III s:,} WIN 81 BtA
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Bauer have re-
Lon hardy Street. from Atlantic City,
where they spent two weeks. Since re-
turning Mrs. Bauer has been Ill, but Is
much Improved now. il 3
Mr.. Charles P. Marlborough and family:
have moved from North Sycamore Street
ito Barton Heights 3 81
Mrs. Edward L. Frost and children and
nurse have returned from Buckroe
Beach, where they spent about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick 9. Yilson, who
were married In s5 Richmond at Ford's
Hotel. recently, are residing at No. 1901
Park Avenue. M 8 sss "a t5sy ls
After a visit to her daughters, Mrs
j. II. Thompson and Mrs. Dawson D.
Watkins. Mrs. William Neal has returned
to her home at Newport News. III W 3
Mrs. q. IT. Hall, OF No. 2236 West Grace
Street, is spending a month with relatives
( in Atlanta. Ga. # il ia
J Miss Olive Hall Is spending two or
three weeks at Buckroe Beach. Eli 4s5i 5
Mr.. j. Watson Phillips has sent led and
moved into the resid ence;E No, q, s2oes tvyS
Avenue ~ AT 4 I e4 Il Hs
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Relni ticker. OF Bal
timore, Md, who have been visiting Mrs.
James AIcGra W, ] r. No. 2112s Ivy Avenue.
have returned to their home. 33
n Misses Florence and Laura woodward
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Crouch, who
lives below Richmond, n ,8
III Mrs. A, Won Rosenegk, who spent tho
past winter with her daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Grlmmell, No. s 1903 West Grace
Street. Is, with her three daughters,
Misses Anna, Christy and Dlfneda Won
Rosenegk, summer!ng in the mountains
OF Virginia, s,
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour sycl 81 and SOM
Julius sycle, Of Ivy Avenue, are at the
Hot Springs, Va. W z
h Misses Norma and Frieda .Deitz have
returned to their home, No. 200 Ivy
Avenue. after spending several days with
Miss Hilda Wills, at Midlothian, Va.
Mrs. Jasper L. Rowe, OF No. zoos West
Grace Street, is much improved after q
spell Of sickness, III ,.55, a, q
Last Wednesday, evening a pleasant
lawn party was given at No. 21o6 Ivy
Avenue by Misses Amorette Barker.
Frieda and Norma Dietz. Annie and Mary
Dowe Marguerite Guigon, Lille Blair
Rilla Phillips, and Masters James Guigon,
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Wilson and stuart Gordon, August 8Dietz,s
irving and Curtis Thompson and Freder-s,
lex C1uggenllei VIZ 5sS $5.s l
TILEE.....

XIV George 4 Brittcn,, n superln tendeHt .Ioi
Fort K q Lee 81 Sunday school too the
scholars on tiieir annual picric tuesday
Ito tdlowood 4 whereIJ they spent NH6 most
delightful day, despite the heavy rain
fall during the afternoon. IN ~
n Mrs. Caroline lizard Miss "a Ice Aliard,
Mr. al u. A1lard ii Claire Allard and wal.
ter Charlie were d delightfully."- entertained
8atthe home Of their friends, Mr.. and RS.
Dan Duke, where they spentga evening
during the past wee X. "A 4, NJ Y p,
II v Mr.. ERNEST 11obsoti, Of Rchfnpnd, was
gtltiecent guest at the home Of His Hunti
Mrs. Hill Carter 81 i,
tt3tf Mrs. Mary Clayton. who has been III
SltB herShor1e. near here, Is conVaies clr'g
under the sklful trentmenti ot Dr.. T,
Collins. VI iall fg
a MI. and Mrs. sam Tyree have 'returifed
StoFthelr home In Ricl,mond ter a short
stay at s''stnnysid<>,x the home 8of Mry.
tTyreo's parents. N T Il M F5 N " .s "a
;s Mr.. George ClarkedSof Richmond i. was
"a recent guest at y. Pleasant Shade, N the
home OF Ills mother. n 4. I, X vi M
X The friends OF Mr. Bernard Duke will;
be glad to know that he has sufficiently
recovered from his recent Illness to. DO
able to be out again. M /, IN III a AZ +-
b Miss Alice M. Alnlrd spent a. day 1ur-,
Ing the past week with friends III Rioh-sa
i1orld. VI, III K II n ;.Ei I3E53 W
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4
|uniteB sick at her home on N rglnlass We.
Mfg. i: doodaif and dausilt Mrs. q q;
aye eft for tl'str h9,,c Y
Mss Maid paier I iias eft for er home
IN y, dseanDk t,fter visit N 1873 For
Mrs I, lriyYtat1l son md ugh \,
York wiiere3t hey guests Of N rst
home in baltimore after d delightful visit
9,,iNi NJ summer her sister q
Il, Miss l1 Il Xrg nia syeSe y
Mrs. Adam Lydit, ofH Buchanan, MicIl.t!Ss
Iaai to- stk a;;il''hersiomc Oh Lamb Avenue,
Y Mr. ' and Mfr. Sv Il. Il lSia well. of Bar,
after very pleasant Visit to sltheir chill
5dren In Washington. 8S s4.s q, ~ IS jss. nv
( Miss Katie Baird of p run WICK i, Vao -
'h Me- sue ove ai ' q SoR venue has left
forn short stay With reat ~ IN
,berlnnd.f5 "a < ,s a " 4. +, X. 4.
4 dejiEhtfui Visit to friends in Chatta-
nooga and Asheville, have returned Fl TO 1
Their home on Luck Avenue. u u.
Mrs IF T,aylohr sr TSrene M EN- Mtysee
Bigger. of Barton Avenue, mas returned
Mrs b. n. IIollorar land grandson,
lanes Collins Of virgln ia Avenue, have
left for a visit to relatives r fay g.
e Nh. 1.iunIus Burton, OF Norfok.5is the
guest Of Mrs. John II. White, Of Lamb LAM.
MI and Mrs. B. W. Nvoolforda3of Bal,
timore, are the guests. OF the Rev. nna 4
Mrs, w. r, Hayes, of&the NJ thod dI par 'ii
I Mr. G. l., Babcock and daughter. Of
Charles City are the guests Of Mr.. 5 ana
Mrs. O. v NJ. Mooers, of Luck Avenue.
y Miss Harrieta Lenvel, who has been |
visiting Miss "a Ethel Scott: 9S Of y irginia
b Mr, Fl. E.GGMooers, OF Ala bama, Is Wis
fling HIS brother, Mr.. o. M. fNlooers, OF
Luck Avenue. -lIaN n. VI llstl EAs.
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ScottsXille's Progress. Y

s8 We are gratined to know II ne an !.
c,ent borough of scottsville has entered
upon career OF advancement and l1
grow ii, and prosperity. It has started .tesl
q weekly newspa per. The paper. is called
the Enterprise. and Its pages are filled
with up to ate items and dyertise ments
testlfy that THE name Is mn appropriate
one. An ed torlal In this weeks ed ton
states that the past year has been a
most prosperous one with our erchants,5
While our town. w says the Enterprise,
3"is pushing right ahead in the way OF
improvements, our merchants are keep-3
Ing apace with their progressive period
BY keeping their stocks full and up to-g
date and by selling their goods at prices IF
as cheap MS can be + had anywhe are -
Charlottesville Chronicle, &,I5
e. We have recently noticed q number OF
editorials IN the papers OF the State sim
liar to the above, and they 80 to show
that the progress Of our town is being
noticed far and near. This Is just what;
We want, as It will cause people to 4 los
cate In our town and community. in-i
crease the value Of property, and we
trust will cause the establishment Of
some factories in YOUR town or the spring A
Ing up OF other enterprises In our m! dst.
people like II q progressive
towns oottsyille Enterprise. q
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osRflerbfrlend Miss q corgic Woolss 81 that

eiut ~ SNA = ~
4 Mrs. Alley franklin Vi West Cary
Street, Recently the guestsof her parents
Mr.. and Mr.. Il. WI. Browning, OF WAS ".
side has roturiied home. VI Il Fl
Mrs. Ida Gordon, Of tho Three Chop
| Road who has been visiting 5lierE sister,
| Mrs. Elenora8 Ford, aof N 1G10 West Cary
| Stret. has returned home 81 III ia S5
Al rs. sliltl BauEliar teeen tly the que
OF friends In ttlis section has returned
Ito Elior homo d Rio VISTA gs ts
Mr. q. d Lee Smith, OF No. ITO West
Cary Street, Is exbected homo Tuesday,
after some line spent In Halt ln1ore, At
lantic%t City and Washing ton. iBi5s5
.i A..3 &c, d No. i oil est Main
Street, Inns returned home. after d, brief
business trip through New j crsey.8
recently the. guest 81 friends III this
EcltS%nnd III Norfolk, Nm, has returned,
much pleased wi til his visit. N ~ 8S
KS Mrs. 4Alonzo Gordon, FIX Of "rhc Z RIDGE
spent Friday iii this sectiontwlth friends
BsMrs. w llllan,s Tiinberlake and daughter,5
Miss Maud Vashot, OF Vest Cary Street,
are In Woodstock, Va, where theyswllll
be. the Guests Of friends for several weeks,
Miss Ruth Hot ties is stopping With her
aunt. Mrs. Charles HcinleiflG5 Of No. 1915
Taylor Street. s # ftiast8hE 5
& n Miss y essie Ifamm has returned, nj ter!
Spending several weeks Sins Mecklenburg
county. Va. as the CUES 4 OF friends.
"a Miss Hazel billiard is the guest Of her
cousins Misses Nc tile, Earl and Eleanor
billiard, Of Newcastle "a. I
s Mr.. Emil School, Of N OF l $40 TIA ylors
Street, expects to remove his family sto3
North Carolina, where he is iii business.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
BrannanH has recovered gnfter#its Il recent
Illness. S }iii g / n, III IS 81 si
Miss Helen Chappel,. have returned home
after n trip to Cumberland county, ac-
by Miss Eliza eth Chappell. SS3$a
] Miss Ethel Merritt, OF 4 No III q South
Lomtardy Street, is visiting friends at
Newport News. Buckroe and Virginia
Beach. :5 IA * * NJ Nj gE$3Ri
Miss Lizzie Jones is spending her va
cation at Ocean, vi 6 ", a. I'd FIX s9$
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\ Children
Thrive
..Grape-N]'''uts!!i;.

a Mass. physician has found a cure for
4 constipation in children--citing fifteen
cases-by feeding them Grape-NVts.
"Some time ago." he writes, 1T became
Interested In your food, Grape-Nuts, as a
cure for, constipation In children. Hav-
Ing tried 1t In my own family, ! have
4 advised 1t In fifteen cases In which all
suffered with constipation moro or less
severe. The result has been absolute re-
2 lief in all,
4.'I write this that other children may
s ba Denei flied" III .fiSl f5l
6g How much better 1T Is thus to bring
about, a healthy action In the bowels Of
growing children by natural means. than
to feed them with Improper food, requir-
ing some kind OF catharttc at intervals
10 overcome constipatlon,
Grape Nuts gives energy TO the entire
nervous system, including the nerves that
cause the natural contraction and relaxa-
ton of the howell muscles that propel
the food mass along
Ii Is predigested also, and the blood
easily absorbs the food as It goes through
the body, storing up vitality and force for
the functions OF all the organs
Children especially should get the right
start as to habits OF living. They should
grow into bright. strong. cheerful men
and women. Grape-Nuts solves the
question Of the sFaTli "holssolhe appe-
ttte will do the rest.
N Childrens teeth are benefited by chew
ing Grape-Nuts. also. Your dentist wall
tell you that certain amount Of exercise
in chewing firm food 10 necessary to grow
strong, beautiful teeth.
Teeth need exercise Just the same as
muscles n they are TO grow strong ana
firm as nature intended. Gftape-nuts
gives the exercise, and also gives mate
rial from which good teeth arc made.
''rheres a reason" Read the little
book, ..Ihe Road TO Wellyille,Y Ia pkgs
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class OF this country Is In better shape
now han at any time period since the
Civil ar. More people own their own8
some debts; more are becoming indepen-$
dent each year BY making com orta BILE
living for thelrtfamilies more are waking
up the necessity OF giving their chill
Sdren better educa Il on ~ tyag tn es. and
Swithal. prosperity and contentment seem
TO prevail throughout the country. Let
progress still he our watchword.- -sal EN-
Times egister.Ss s5t f t.5 yt8AS v II. i
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4 The Fredericksburg Fair.

THE 1906 catalogue Of the Rappahan-
mock Valley, Agricultural and Mechanical
4 Society has been Issued, and while In the
main the programme Fl prizes, ETC., are
practically the same as heret ofore, there
are somesrowt fea lures provided for, which
should make the fair 4 o. BIO held on the
18TH 28tf and 9th Of September next
particularly interesting ITO the farmers OF
this section. The most no ia BILE SinnoVa-s
lions In this respect are the 8 peel prizes
offered for seed corn The ton Of
good seed corn Is a very I'M eresting and
Important one. and one which has been
more or less neglected In this sec ton q
Virginia, The promoters Of the fair in
tend, by Offering these special prizes Tor
corn. to 8st!mulAtea the interest OF farm
I ers SIN this Important subjectSand make
s1tgatS the same time worth while to make
some special effort In this direction.
H The s6cietyloffers 50 sSthe first prize
for the@best exhibit OF corn consisting OF
ten ears, as uniform In size and quality
as possible and grown by the exhibitors;
81 for the second best, and 50 fortified
best The corn Will be IS udged by an
expert who will g!ve reasons for his
decision. This feature should prove IN
iterestlng and valuable, ii y Il IL y
There are some changes In the race
programme foyssthe better Lar ger purses
are OF fered, aud wi III one exception, heat
races, which are more or less !. object ton
athletic horse owners have been ellHlnat,#
ed, sif tsi{5ls, II, i3 jSss Il 58 "a SlI l5
II The ladies' q department presents some 40
new fea tnres,, and is as usual attraouye,3
and there are many special prizes, cover
ing, al Il the departments offered by our 'lF
j5 s8s
The Fredericksburg Fair is Z always 4, Z. g
success, ana We see no 8reaso ION why ms, ihe
coming One should not eclipse them al''7T
ederioksburg Star. u ,3f.,
National Fox-H unit,
They are preparing for ma Tons! =, ai g,
hunt down in old. Powhatan. me cat's'
paign win open on the 9TH q septs s, nass.
and ii is expected that Presto ens ltooss5
Welt and Governors lenn ana sWA ~ 4,
tho I, /, h hs ,o aaxs haaters
are Sspilng' for the fun, the Meq n!
Sars sn 4 Noses
y lin lin 111riskill, with their packs al
Ways way s Let tie brugh- Times
The Farmer Day \
yyom every viewpoint tas v y as ~ v u
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III en- of I'll! e
4. r q Edito Isl
III Growing row, Sentiment.

1--WE H have = neYe Il seen continent grow
toril any ,ss,ie ii Amherst In favor Of any
proposition as ra pi Idly a. II is on the
bond issue. All our people favor good
roads and \ favor paying for hem. too,
Knowing this Is the only way Of getting
them, but each objection is rapidly fall.
ing away and the bond Issue Is taking
In "A mherst. Whenever the people 4 u 4
derstand an = 4 PROPOSE ton they generally
decide right, Y ana they are going to de-
eide In favor Of the bond issue on the,
18th. which Is right. Come out in de- e.
bate at D. t1aeSs speaklngs 8 and give, the &,
reason that Is IN you. Turn on the lig hi ~
'then the bond issue WI IL 60. tt Is grow
ing. as the people understand 1t + will
b carried In Amhers rnher s' New
Era. I'M
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Nearer Right.

40 understand he died Of q 4complicaaI-
ton at Diseases 5 q. 3 q ss .ts. u.
8I"I don't know all know y Lt''s 9 j.
,vvas a consultatlon OF physicians AT his
bedside, ana he passed away while they
we're dispptlng. = H ,ig q
"rhen 1t would be nearer right TO say
mat he died of a complication OF pE.y-'
sicIans. < y louston Post. " n
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Norfolk w stern Ry..
( EALED PR oPosALs. h
MOTH E! NO .TiC j E:

Il rhe Virginia State Fair Associate
iQnc) Will receive led proposals for
the following privileges on the grounds
during the Fair}to be held October W TO-
18th. Inclusive: 5 81 5, >5
! 4 Saloon Omited to zone stand N I. 4! /. 20
\ Dining Halls and Restaurant (llmited
Lunch Booths (llmited to six tbs,
and, exclusive OF hot, ga llsagel.
n Ice Cream and Ice Cream Cones. 3
Soft drinks, inelud Ing b soda foul ta In
Candles and Erui
5Fhotogrnphers (inlited ia, four standby
The above 3concess Ions WI be. sold for &
exclusive right, The association reserves
Viii Viii i Is be opened Monday. August Goth,
which, should be n dressed to- sgitt 5
80. CIV sMlT n & Asst. Manaper,
hi M n, o. BOX 7e6, r edmond, Va. 4
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Japan's Alluring Shopkeepers,.s

s Then there Is the shop-keeper. what
foreigner has MOI allen an easy victim
to his allurinE smile and his VOL Sim
s,,lated Indifference f to personal benefit?
* believe he has penetrated the inner
inness o Occidantal character and dis.
covered 8 that Ii Anything viii make thu
average Ang Saxon buy, n 1t Isl. the ex-s$
5asperattnK thought that tho owner of8a
thing doesn't care a pin whether he sells
tltiAor8 not. Japanese shop-keepersa are
I all aliie,f In the big cities most fsthem}
speak a. little Il English, and many 1sof
them speak IL quite well. They dress in
neat black kimonos D and they wear
fore Ign underclothin that shows ut the
neck. The shop kee per initiates the man
higher up, and as Il the y man tigher up
evolves 80 does he " suppose in a few
years there will Il be no more beautiful,
soft luimonos, and al Il the knitted under
shirts will be covered up with stiff white
bosoms and fashionable high collars.
When that time comes the Japanese shop
will have lost Its chief charm and S the
shop keeper will mo longer be able to be-
gttite one with false smiles and Oriental
lpollteness, He could never be convincing
In the Japanese Imitation Of foreign trou-5
sers and frock coat. But his wife will
remain the same for a long time, and N q 81
ter all, she Is as much a a part OF the
shop as he. She dress s ira ther careless
~ IN blue stun kimonos with big black
satin obj. and she sits all day on the
matted floor, smoking cigarettes or her
little ban1boo-stemmed kiseru. And she
smiles as beguilingly as does her hus-
band, and sells AS many things, h OF twice
their value. BY pretending she doesn'
want to sell them at all. The Japanese
shop keeper does not continue popular
with the foreigner, ana he Sis responsible
for most OF the sarcastic criticism thai
falls SO heavily upon the won dsrful lt-
Tie people',Sas@ a people, Eleanor Fran s.
lin. In Leslie q Week. y. s ss
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n Office OF the N 81
Ohio State CDmmlsslon to the
d Jamestown ExpOsitiOn.
Columbus. o. August o lao,

VS. sa9 IN Il Columbus. o., August 81 1905.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL. BIZ r Is.
: Htceived office Of the above named
Commit No. slo . I, Capitol Trust
y O,lpntll "a Q, olock Don (standard time)
on u rs DAY, Sep embera 18th, 1905, for
labor necesaary for the erection Of the
Ohio building on the Jamestown Ex-
In accordance. With plans and spec inca-
lions prepared BY Joseph n !, 5Bihdf oTd,S
in the office Of the Auditor OF State Of
Ohio, where they are open for inspec-
Copies Of said plans, Specifications.
ess na as9 eus & GhliGpesa
Brunson Building. North I, High Street,
Columbus. o., and at the office of Com
missioner John P, g iYen, No, 9l2 Atlantic
Building, Norfolk, Va. Ks GA
rs said proposals and bonds must IN AL
respects conform TO the laws q. g hio.sS5
q, IN iNi CHIT Secretary.
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AT the Bars.

BY ROBERT BuRkHoLDER
III The thrush Is singing.
The wheat Is waving,
The brook Is LAYING
y The mea dow with song, S
The sweet young stars
Arc dlmly appearing. 4,
AZ "A "a maiden cheering js \ u,
Lingering at the bars. 81
The bees are homing a
The pines are signing.
The day Is dying
Like q saint:
And golden Mars lt.53.
Pours tranquil CLEAN
+ On the summers cen 5ls3l,
For Elsie at the bars.
The cows are trooping
While Elsie Is calling Il
AT the sweet days falling
8fsweetly yodling them home.s
q Sing, thrush! glow, Htars!a'
"a Onseve Of pearl and gold
Undue the story to be told \,
@ !. To \ Elsie at the bars.
A youth is hast'ning 4
While Elsie's calling
Il At the days soft falling
Unto the pensive kine:Sg
Soft, thrush! pale, We stars
q For the blushlng greeting
Z The long kiss ut meeting,
OF two at the bars. III
The two are ling'ring, H
The COWS are lowing, 3 Z.
The twilight glowing NJ, Is,
4 Ger youth and maid
And a host OF stars 5isgl
Are twinkling bright
For the whispered plight al
To elsie at the bars. Il
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NOR HI'I..N.A! ..-...C|UR|||.AI'
A Two Dollar Cure for Drug
Habits Of All Kinds On
Sale in This City. III

Read what well-known citizen Of
Richmond, Ark, says Of this greatest
product OF modern science:
Delta Chemical Co., ST. Louis, Mo-: n
Money could not buy what 1t has done
for me, as poor as ! am, and the good
part OF 1t is you feel better from the very
first dose. III sf \, "
Gentlemen, II any one doubts your medi-s
cine. tell them to write to me. ! can refer
tors whom | bought my dope from, Wh9
know all about my case II need be-,
wll swear that your medicine cured me Of
the morphine habit, after had lost al
hope OF ever being cured, Moreover
have half OF a twO-ounce bottle q Nor
phlna-C Mrn left oyer which ] Wlll give
ko, any one to try I q they doubt " am
l' 4 IA ,,i n. q. II LEW IN
Richmond. Ark. y \ ,3&
As an evidence OF our. faith IN Nor;
pima Curd. We have snpplled owens
Minor Drug Co., 1907 EAST Main Street,,
Richmond, Va, druggists. 18th o. limited
number OF free trial trea tments,, " hich
they Will cleerfully give 70 applicants;
Persons VINO cannot call at the drugs lists
ars requested 70 write aoni'dsenSe 10
Building, ST. Louis, Mos, for q free tTlal
treatment, which VIII pc sent W IA p's ",
cover POSTPAID. ~ r. ;ja s li g " I'd 81 Z s
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3GLENDALEEBRlEFSa

S Miss Bette Bethel whose father died
last week. continues very 4 ut the homt4
Sof her uncle. Tom F,llQua.
i f.7 Temple Gatewood ID Il very sick a the
home. 81 his brot Ter, Eugene CT tewoodt
VIII Is slowly Improving. ri
Richie Hare. who has been serving on
the s hospital & }corps 4 Fort 6; ibbon,i
Alaslta,s Is now IN Washing ton. II 9 OK \!
poets to make a short visi t TO his mother,
Mrs. Minerva Hare. in 7 he near future
h Misses Laura and Anne Ca thrig ht, &of
Beechwood Park, and Miss Rosa x ii hit.
sof Richmond are guests of Il Mrs. \:
Potter. d NJ #
Mrs. Dodd is visiting her brother. u.
l.. Whitlock. y; n; f$ ~! g4SS
a1r. and Mrs. James Gatewood spent
Tuesday in Richmond KS *
l88 tt look s ms II the people would have to-
believe what President Roosevelt says
about not accepting a REM minat ton. espe-
c!a1ly as he has been corrob bora ted by
Secretary Loeb. kansas q " 81 tar.
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hes ssgs Sshfs Il
hanks, trust companies. life Insurance
companies, mining companies RAJ lWays,i
steam and electric; power and lighting
plants, water-works. d buildings II OF all
kinds In cities, and In many other cham,
nels OF Investment. In 1904-05 the resiS
dents OF the Territory of Oklahoma In,
creased their bank deposits g by ]. 21,4 per
cent, and ! those OF Indian TerritorySlb by
1877 per cent. In ten years Oklahoma q
bank deposit increase was ia per- cent?
4 Oklahoma State will have 100. 90 school
pup d, about 8, 600 school eachers. q state.
University at Norman aH ri9,!ltllral an -
mechanical schools at StlllWater, normal ~
schools Mt Edmond and .AlYa,.5 l4angston
.Uniyersity for negroes, hl!occns s sesi
FOR Indians, common schools 1, IN q ct
NUMBER. and common, high and manuat
traitlinr schools for the Ind ans.s 7, !, 81
viii have churches, Y. NJ. Q, ana *. VA.
Asssosciations, clubs for men and women
iiternr ~ associations, public prAries, I'M
- ',Okiahonla means Beautifn Ian 81 "
prod uces corn, cattle and cotton. " pas.
eerta fGliqtkF timber rib
tom lands and a prolific fruit belt VIII sn,, 2
apple, cherry and peach orenar sEn. th az
cation yield per acre is N excess 81 Ina
Of any State Of the Unlon.x GRts dnO TX
has rich coal mines. from winch aa,a,,ohia
tons are mined every ye ar.7-t ps.''e|
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Oklahoma.

Area, In square niles. ....,...... 10. 43O
Area. In acres ....,........ 46. OOO. 900
Farms number 5....,.....,........& t8 107, 1905
arms, value 3277, 700
Population 790, 39
establishments ,..H5lhs. /, 1889;
CAPITAL Invested Observation-Disclosures ,970, 800
Wage earners 80. Il 3,768
Yearly wages ......,. 81, 1861, 725
Yearly product OF manufacturers. $40. 076. 119G
National banks !. =. 4. i. .....,. 222g
Capital Of national ba nks $4,000
National bank capital and surs "a
plus D. $3.50 PAL
National bank resources.,....,.. $36, 1870, 1888