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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-25

! parachute In the netting and the de-
scent began.
| The Most Modern Way.
1.-THE more modern way is to have
the parachute Immediately under the
balloon, taking the place Of the balloon
car, the aeronaut sitting in a ring or
on bar.
Here he cuts loose to begin his ies-
cent. The advantage Of this method
is that there is less swaying at the be-
ginning than in the case of a descent
from one side Of the car or trapeze
bar.
1.-THE moment of leaping of or Of
cutting loose is as thrilling as anything
that can happen to human being. The
earth is far, far below. Perhaps the
! band music or the great chorus Of
cries from the crowd has died away,
although sounds carry an immense dis
lance in the sky. The horizon has
come up like the rim of a saucer-for
you must remember that the horizon
rises with you while the earth imme-
diately beneath falls away. You nave
glanced down into this great saucer
and made the best guess you can as
to which patch of green or bit of level
space is really just beneath you.
'"Then down, down down you go,
your heart stopping and peculiar
tingling creeping up from your toes,
waiting for your parachute to open.
zone hundred feet-two hundred
feet, and there is no pull from the par
achute. You are dropping just as if
you had stepped off the skyscraper
roof. Two hundred and fifty feet, and
you may say to yourself, as I did the
last time: If 1 land safe this time
never again!'
This long, full, free drop of from
100 to 800 feet-it is generally 300 feet
on the side Jump plan and at least 100
on the straight cut-away-is a sensa-
ton that can only be described as ter
rifle.
Moment Before Parachute Opens.
"Tnese are what the literary people
col, rcx,ohoJor;oo1 y,ooYooptc Of oo,,~.o
you say to yourself-and man can
say a good many things to himself IN
few seconds-the bag will fill It's
got to fill. You shook it loose You ex-
amined all the cords before you went
up. BUT SUPPOSE 1T DOESN'T?
"And down you go, waiting with
every nerve for that pull Of the string.
'Three hundred feet-and now the bag
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-25
A Badly Burned Girl.

or boy, man or woman, Is quickly out
Of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve Is
applied promptly. G. ]. WEIGH, of Te-
konsha, Mich, says: II use it in my
injuries, and find it perfect" Quick
est Pile cure known. Best healing
salve made. Csc at E. L. Smalley's
drug store.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-25

Don't forget that there are some
nice acre tracts in East Walla Walla
Addition. One-f1fth down or SO cash.
Watch the transformation Of the East
Walla Walla Addition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-25
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

to cure any case Of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
IA days or money refunded soc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-25

Keep your little savings at work.
by buying a lot in East Walla Walla
while they last.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-25

A small Investment Of $50. will
secure a 100000 lot in East Walla
Walla and may mean double the
money in a couple of years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
OickensA Gay Clothes,

We were walking down Wellington street, Strand, and just passing the of flee of Household Words, when a han som cab stopped, and out stepped a gayly dressed gentleman. His bright green waistcoat, vivid scarlet tie and pale lavender trousers would have been noticed by any one, but the size of the nosegay in his buttonhole riveted my attention. for 1t was regular flower garden. My father stopped and intro duced me, and I, who had only seen engravings of the Maclise portrait and a very handsome head in my mothers S photograph album, was astonished to find myself shaking hands with the great novelist Charles Dickens-From Miss Friswells "Recollections
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A Capful of Mind

The origin of the phrase, "A capful of wind.' can be traced to q Morse king, Eric VI, who died in 9O7 A. D, He was credited with the useful power of directing the wind to blow where be wished by the simple method of tun. ing his cap to that point of the com. pass. His powers Were much appreci. ated and trusted aud resulted in bis being known as "windy cap" There Is no evidence as to wbether he could reg. ulate the force of the Wind as well as tie direction. Presumably he could, or his faithful believers would not have been so many. \ "ba2zul of wind is another common eN.re7-ieA and indi- cateS something like aate This has been traced down to tht classical log. end of AeollS and his captive winds confined in bags
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WONDER WHY?

About two years ago the statement appeared in newspapers in Eastern Arkansas that certain state ofhclal was travelling over the state on tree transportation furnished by certain railroads. We do not know if the story was true or not, but We have not heard of MT. Rhoton making any ef- fort to get at the facts in the case, though it is intimated that complaint has been made because certain rep resentatives did the same thing Hope Gazette.
 We wonder why? Seems like we have heard something before about
 state official riding on passes.
 8ut perhaps the state official refer, red to did not oppose the re-anneNa- tion of Argenta.
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Charles Lamb and VoI.,

Charles Lamb. according h bv omu confession. was "a fierce smoker of ta bacco.' One day when fling yipor ously the coarsest weed from T lon, clay pipe ill company H.tA Dr Dow. the latter asked him hoW Aa asnacoa to acquire this ''prodlguus powera By toiling after it, as some men ,oa after virtue was the prompt renlv AS he advanced in years. howeya, Fila was obliged to relax his jntima. ey with the weed, so that to use Iii. own words, he was like burnt All. volcano emitting now ahd then only casual puff" Eventually he took Iii, formal leave in Farewell Ode to m bacco,' and in forwarding a copy q. the poem to Wordsworth he writes 1 have had it in my head to do 1t these two years, but tobacco stood in it's own light when 1t gave ne headaches that prevented me singing It's praises"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
The Gilded- Man,

At the headwaters of the Orinoco the Spanish traditions located the land of Fl Dorado, .'The Gilded Man." po- tentate whose country was so rich in gold dust that he had his body anoint- cry morning, so that he shone in the sun as though gilded. It is a curious fact that the country ill which tradi ton located this marvellous being has never been explored by Il white man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
The Irish Rutn
must allow that ii so,n.4,

l must aiio" that 1t sometimes ,.,-
 ill Ireland, but Irish rain k nos , 'aias like other rain. It is, as a rnIo 4ulte than rain elsewhere. and f +,te soltes must be told l like rain so Iona truth has not to say, For the rain if aa, 1s one every day Irish weathet. is ,S'iletl much capricious as eoouetttSh |, .Vv So to plague you. if but {, pre- ... ''A4' enjoy the more it's sunny. a...,.,,... 10 It will weep and Wal aIinge1 555 ,10ga
 the next morning Ireta.a i. apa ' 70 smile and seems to say T. I ,.a;,t.l ;@eel was yesterday: ah tn1a. I'll q5., ,.,''s l more" And the runnel> loaf, aoI I'u I1 10 and the pastures and yerv ston., '9l
 gliSten; the larIEs car5} s5, #bo,,. "9ls tial journey: there is i ra.sagt l,o.,,, .1'ts' smell of drying peat; tao ,1a,,,,.'.S ',1S are all dinplcd with Gte ia,. of lifa ,,''iis sunshine: the lake lio- Fa.farfl,. .'',. anl content to reflect theogt 4.t5tIofri,, s.ti' e of heaven. and just w4a vonr h loee buy the stoutost pair of Eor3o,n59 i%
 hose from a barefooted. barohoaS0s daughter of dethroned tiar> win va ons like dewdrops and Il v6.er fIat ,r.'Ss ssss charm the coin out ot t4,. faos4 o'A' .aiu ish purse? If on such ldarni.a- these you do not lose yoaT heart to ,ra ,s land it must he maae at @fern ,n,.' W
 questionable stuff indcc6l- Blacl,roaa. ,','' Magazine.
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ADJUSTMENTS. .  + < l. :; 4 + T. j. !f 't ! a f =
"Monsieur Beaucaire."

Dainty. cavalier, debonnafre Creston Clarke fits "Monsieur Beaucairea and 1 ssNensieur Beauca re fits him. they belong 10 each other The followers ot the naughty and eccentric Mans field VII probably consider 1t treason able to say that Mr. Clarke is an inn proyement over him, but the fact re- mains that Mr Mansfield got out of his element slightly when he assumed the leading role in Monsieur Beau caire," the role fitting him badly. Dain- ty as MT Mansfield would be- he is too tiff for the Due d'Orleans depicted by the playwright iA "Monsieur Beau caire." Very little fault can be found with Creston Clarke's impersonation of the character. He is "Monsieur Beaucaire" by nature. Having little t0 criticize, little remains to be sad.
 Mr. ClarlSe's support in the main, is excellent Nell McEwen. who assumes the role of leading lady in the person of Lady Mary Carlisle, has improved much over her former work on the stage, and exhibited marked talent for the part she plays. Her remarkable advancement in her chosen profession fttests to her merit. Alfred Hollings- worth, as the Duke of Winterset, could have improved upon some of his work, but did we'll in the main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
Collecting Dill.

\ claim was ofpe=p!aeed h tAe hands of Judge Peters of Fauea' Ne. for collection. X Hotiee @=sent 10 the debtor. who called aal promised to pay the following Saturday. The iudge said: Now. don't7 Fau #.Il pay Saturday night unless y# mean to Just take a few moro dars and be sure Say you will pay he&J Wednesday, "All right" said the loa4l .it live ul' til next "Wednesday I& a5F tut bill "Wednesday c2t@1 at ho MaA appeared to 4e5t{e =tl.=tli= aAer2aPoa the judge wrote out I notice of the death of tue mau and put it in the daf y paper. The neNt etay ibe blll Na: settled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
Ip-f,tpla as .


 In the collection of perfumes mV processes are employed In one tue grease process, boxes with siass o" toms are prepared. tHe bottom oen, covered with pure glease or sQeV anu M the flowers, gathcieti fresh every aa' during the season. are aa on trays u the box, tlle grease being let u ay , sorb the fragrance. I4 tae oil process taa place If grea<e is tai=ea l{ e9Yo. ', batting saturated #ita 9=l, e5e igS.s, ,.s being substantially tl#E same Ill o'S, , cases the vehicle teeaaes impres0a'u with the essential oil aud odof ol AV'' CTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

A press correspondent thought he was springing q great piece of news when he announced that money was being freely used n Iowa state poli- ties. Now, if he had said that no money was being used for that pur- pose he might have expected to ere ate a genuine sensation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
MaEheyS' RnyIUc.

"Kamalao is the yernaeular name of the red dye produced from the glands of tue mature fruit of tree named "Mallotus pnillipinensis, which is also called the monkey face tree because monkeys paint their faces red by rub bing tbem with the fruit Here is a striking instance of the influence Of heredity.- Madras Mail
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Cigse. e.rya[ ion.

To behold is not necessarily to ob- serve, and the power of comparing and combining k only to be obtained by eaucatioa It IS much to be regretted that habits of exact observation arc not cultivated in our schools To tilis dedciency may be traced much Of tue fallaeious reasoning and the false pl.i- losophy which prevail,-W. Humboldt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
,athnn snain irnn EInats.

Experiments sio7 HHt 1T Il pal v. v. soli1 iron is lowered '.z7 t ll42+ 5,.t y iauil icon hy Aoalz.z [ ias'4 ..,,, ly the bali at fit za.s ool,yr .is with the f9fl; IeT sf 'e4 Sges+5 tts fl leaves lho urta s'se> ,. ~ ,,g. m auItacc. where i '''''' ,h, 3,'. 5r' '' .it,'.''... zt,.''.'.= ia 5oa'' -. ...i.2..,,, ..=... f3s ba4'' la cf-a ,4 t'sez5
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There Was Cause.

"Have you fastened tne windows, dear?2 she asked as they were about to retire for the night
 Nc Whats the use? gave you the last dollar I had to buy that hat, and We need net fear burglars s
 But tboy might sit down on my hat, you know
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
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 1 Ia lA11Nn. m ar

That Pittsburg man who is con, stantly pursued by visions of a beau tiful girl must have been usinf df- ferent dope from that used around here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
 County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot.
 County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee.
 Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surveyor-Joe B. White. Representatives-S. J. Hunt, w. b. Pinney, Alex H. Powell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
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1.--'-..-...@s..= l.. oi ne csst4s ie Ha.a t.ts , mol Laws s.f,.49G;= t..z#i Y, 0 ,,,n; lshci315. ba. lel3ts.z 'f't'' .sb with5u laWs Wau' 9.1 E " Jeetiaa, 6ue s!ayyrg .sah.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
Betterstlsa ltzftea st5tss Bends.

The fasa ehaee zsloetea goods, ylis y 2zgd2 9slE fe GUcoa IE tff EiseuIlrar t1.a eh .R C :. 5fne hqaz. tseHe s.4H Pine stH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
IMMENSE F0RTU UNES
Which American Girls Have Handed
 Over to Foreigners.

tnrv the fortunes handed over to for ejsncrs for titles by Amer can girls are as follows:
 Duchess of Manchester
 tConsuelo Yznaga) ....S l,00O,ooo Princess PoniatoWski (Eliz-
 dbeth SperryD .... l,oo0'ooo Duchess of Marlborough
 fconsue1o Vanderbilt, :. 10,000,000 Lady ClWzon (Mary Leiter) 5,o00,000 Lady Lister-kaye tNatica
 yznaoao .......... 100000 Coantess Von Pappenhe n
 Miss Wbealerl ...... 100000 Princess Colonna Gsya Ju-
 lia Mackay BlyanD :. 2,50o,o00 Countess Gastellane (Anna
 Gou1dD ................ 17,000,0C0 Mrs George Cornwallis
 West (Lady Randolph
 Churchill, nee Jerome).. 5oo,O0o Lady William Beresford
 CMrs. Louis Hammersly) s,ooo,Ooo
 
 (Helena Zimmerman :. 2,000,000 Duchess of Roxburghe
 (May Goelet) .......... 25,o00,o00 Countess of Strafford
 (Mrs. Colgate) ........ 1,oo0,0oO Princess Auersperg (Flor-
 ence HaZard) .......... 100000 Lady Thomas Hesketh
 Florence sherron) .... 1,ooo,ooO Mrs. Arthur Paget (Min-
 nie stevens) .......... 2,o00,oOo Mrs. Vivian (Mrs. Marshall
 o. Roberts) .......... 12,o0o,o00 Countess of Craven Cor
 nelia Martini .......... 100000 Countess of Donoughmore
 (Elena Grace) ......... 500,0OO Baroness de Vriere (Annie
 Cuttlng) .............. 5O0,O00 Mrs. Douglass Campbell
 Miss Lawrence) ...... 500,000 March oness de Brereuil
 Iita Garner) .......... 100000 Princess Vicovaro (Elea-
 nore Spencer) ... 100000 Marchioness de San Mar
 zano Miss Gillander) :. 1000, 900 Countess de Rohan-Chabott
 (Mrs. Herbert Galltin) 1000 GOO Princess Seey-Montbeliard
 Miss Singer) .......... 1000 ,o0O Princess Hatfield tClara
 Huntingdon ......... 2,oo0, DOC Baroness Bocklinson Miss
 BerwindD ............. 1 GOO, 900 Marquise de Choisenc Miss
 couderD .... ........... 5ao,o0o Princess Engalitcheff GEni-
 ly Partridgel ..=.=..-.=.=.. ,0r Q .000 Duchess de Dino (Adela
 Sampsonl ............. 2,000,00O Countess Fcstitics (Fl3a
 Ha@@in) ...#........ =. 2.00o,00o Baroness de Zedlitz Miss
 EhreD ................. 5o0,o00 Lady Gilbert Thomas Car
 tor Miss 7arherl ...... 3,0oo,ooo Countess von Larisch (SFa-
 fe sata~feld1 .#.=...=.-...=.=.. 4.aao.ooo Mrs Ntchal Henry Herbert
 eBelle Wflson> ......#.#.. 5.ooo.ooo Baroness Halkett (saeah
 Fhelps sfozesl .....=.... 10,00o,o0o Mrs. Burke Roche aFean-
 ces Work1 .=............. 10 oooa Duchess de Nalencay JMfss
 NortonN ..#...#...#.=...#.#. 1,eeo,a0o I.a7y Ginning f7lor-
 once Garnerl ......... t,000000 Countess Mehke=FIuitfeIdt
 G.ooise Bonaparte1 -. .,oaoooo coHntess Yarmouth Miss
 TAaN4 =...=.#...=.=. .#.=..=.=... 15oooooo Cae hundred lesser Amer
 oaa heiresses ..... ..#.... 6f5aaGoa 1r- ColtH.aanphell GDafsy
 hei5ef4 .#,....#.=.....=.=.. 500aG00 Caa74e ss ef sarslll= (Nau.
 ats te.es7 ...s.......= ==.a9eeoo
 I.se2 ,6#ie 1Ha Floyd \. Jarvis an3 laustter 4Aa s4et Monday uf.h Pine Dlu2f
 aa L ta tie.r Noble Lake hone.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

II is a wise man who knows his own business. aHd it is wiser one who tAoron9hly attends to it,-Wavland.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
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How can hc municipal ea8ua gn ever waru up with such weather as this?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
When There Can
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

The beef trust actually tsed to tribe newspaper man ID Chicago and failed. \ feW more eases like that and people WIl be clamaing to lIaYe newspaper men Gu the offices a4d make away with craft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
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Mans Precepts And His .v SARAH
 GRAND Au- Practices %s.s,~'; ,':' sf ,r';
 Twins Etc

" mans precep there is fine flavor of atruis1 but Ill hl7 PRACTICES he sacrifices the for the benef o1 the classes In the which he has preserved tor Us with especial and respect he insists that happiness Is promoted
 bv moral grace material prospertv yet all l9 pc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06
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l. A.-Ed2 v ea a -sazaa on q bgief business za statral at the Tauleck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

7'Ia Floyd <. Jarvis ar3 llaustter. uAa sHer 2Ia4 ar Hf.h Pine Bluff
 . t9 tacr Noble Lake NaH2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-06

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
3Ti1nes-D Dispatch Branches.

,c,o following Branch OFFICES have been es-
I tshaa Tor ths beusat Of those lying at a
t Stsfancs from the Main Office q The Times.
D.spNns these branches will receive the same
any ~, II attention as though they had bean letr
e es ne MaIn onlee and there VIII be no extra
sSsi ,io,aiapsnRs pRua sroRp.
{, and Z, y >sssaNEs' isis East Broad Street,
sSo; SWEa ~ s hss:a asfs sss
HsF Rsnsra s''e .saNY CO.. gousAso and
spS W tL.iN srsTsiiMnR NO, 500 West Marshall
rssso5sSSif ; DRUG STORE, No, l5sl we.s
A 4-1 BshNv iEsHi;1pGR Brook Avenue &nd clay
n sSss pAga sap 9T1f, Ba, No ME MeAxht,
p66qE ssS 1' ssiAlXRaiAc. No. 400 Bas, Marshall
cI EtsYsstD sT E2ls!sn,5 ~. a'a East al4la
,IsSH5sS sSeIN CUNNINGHAM. No, a07 East Main.
pf iS,s'F F AHssiS FlI1HtnAcx, No. $50 South
x,1 piMS1p DEXTER sstgiEsR -KlRKPARRIsH CO.. No. As
TIE Iiass p .sds11Ss PHARMACY. No Sol IVES,
10 srSs! sS PisxaAAcy rwsnsy-s,snth and n
R HstSSS''ss PHARMACY, No, 1s Canal street.
usp aRMIs AtRH sss R T%su, s4ffss and
cA hsaksR ssTes pRyG STORE. NJ. llos HUI,
W. x r. PhRKi Ms No. 70 North sycamore
o.S sTEss piAR
q. T. w. KERN. INC. corner Twenty-hflh
EAST PHARMACY. No. 1901 q Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
NOTICE. y.
Offices OF
'r----~~~>-.~~~~--~-A-->.>~

ssFte5 Offices OF I8tj
Rehm mas s Ts g ssE say 3ag
To the Several Steam Railroad Com
panles Doing Business in Virginia,
and all Persons Interest ed:
notice That the state cSrpora
Richmond. on rH i r !, tho tirst
day Of November, 1905. at - o'clock
noon, in accordance with authority con-
ferred by the Constitution Of !, Virginia
eral Assembly Of Virginia pursuant
thereto hear and consider any objec-
tons which may be- urged against a rule.
regulation. order or reQuirem OF the
per mile for the transportation OF pas
sengers over the line Of any railroad
company IN this y State. operated IS ~ x
OF Virginia, said maximum rate.to be
entirely over tho line Of one railroad
company, or joint transportation over
and and , Whether the Contract Tor transpos.
evidenced BY an ordinary ticket Between
stations, by n mileage book OF other.
wise; the commission to have, as an
thorized by law, the power and authority
from time to time. and as often as cir
oumstances may require, to change or
revise ths rate Or ruies reg gu atiohs
more convenient and expedlent putting
into effect and proper observance. OF said
maximum rate At the said hearing and
rate ,' Of two oA cents per nile lie the method.
time and extent Of pronTul ting and
putting into effect tho same will be
heard and determined by the commits
sion. to the end that a. maximum rate
put into effect and DO made applicable
to all steam railroad companies doing
business In Virginia, and be properly
observed by them In the traHFspo ration
of passengers. ts &c, ~ g H
1l3 Chairman;
Il Tds, &; pgTg "A. = Rt,1r ARD, 81,
g. Commissioners
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lCy77' y. f1lV0f7i 1ill7'iF'll lLa''yl
OBITUARY.
!, NJ :. D / !, w. Bowle,s;,.

5$5 Mrs. Regina Elnore Bowles. wife OF
lDrury Wood Bowles. and a woman great
~ beloved by all who knew her. diod at
1920 o'clock yesterday morning at the
family home. NO. 70s East Leigh Stree t.
Her death. while causing great sorror,.
was not uneSpeeted she nag e; p, eeen
tho tho result OF paralysi and for 4 some
weeks past the family and lends swho
watched nnxioualy at her bedside. had
realized TINT she could MT nSA lon. :, J,
She was, ( before her marriage, Miss Re-
gina Fillmore, a sister Of Mr. 81 a. Eli
more, the well known general contractor
OF this city. Devoted 70 her family ana
home and OF e. bright, sunny tempera-
Ynent. she devoted her life 10 shaping the
lives Of hsc children and making fori them