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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Mrs. Holman Wrote & ito to.
White Calm IN T III 4
VillainSdnd ,SCoIunllydr;el:;l
.AFFIDA v'II TIL
lSsI n !, XI Is; Z 3 E,
Mother 81 Girl App rs StossA rchi-
ia tect sto Save ~ glitter from
Pittsbur 9 Man On Only 's ";
55 M an no Knew State
rnent 81 N: Mslarriage Il I.
sSsa Was False 5iiss

Especial 70 The Times p tch.)

Especial to IT he Time i ri spat ch.)
rs NEW YoRK Jul \ 2 N olive for the
n,urd ar Of Stanford Whit Is dc &
III, al series 81 letters rltten$ by Mrs. 81
y Holman. \ mother OF NJ velyn Nesbit
.Thaw. n to 4 Mr.. White. and after the Ia e
ter ~ death. found among his effects.
81! Abra ham H. Hummell. Of II owe g
IHummell who wa s counsel for ! Mrs 4
q haw} and also for Stanford White, was was
consulted by the architec egarding the the
letters. In them Mrs. Eesbit-. Holman mar
complain bitterly OF the cond ct ofs
II arry 4 K. Thaw5 towards 4 her daughter
nov his wife, and implo res MI. hite g,
do all 4 In his power to bring her back.
TO her mother IS cont lssS4ls Il
Calls Him " illair.
IL ira 81etters Mrs. Holn1Nn refers n to
II nav y & Ii a B ss;coundrel, villain and S g
~ \ vi 81 murder in his heart. She tells;
of an Interview she ha d With Thaw while
they were in Paris. and declares II th nat.
,Tha ~ wa nted her Mrs. iolman y to sign
an nff1dayit to#the effect that he ('Tha%)
had never intended to nal e & Evelyn ms
wife. 8 ". \, 9 !
the fact that White had been a PIP ealee e
"a 5by8 Mrs. NesSit, now Mrs. Holma1 nB "a
lthats the architect knew of the qua rrelsl
between Thaw and his s.resent wife also y
that Evelyn had told her step-f "a ther ga.
she was not snarrisd to Harry W M III *
tho time they arrived from Europe T. IS
81 Thaw at that time had given i a K out 9
4 |. RI ant, which was afterwards corro-
Gto4htei r from Pttsburg. that he and
Z E,,lvn ha dtsen married while in Eu-
rope, Thaw knew that White was SSthe
only Der son not OF his family who knew "
that this statement vas false
Only One Who Y Knew Y, I, \, !
About the time Thaw35 and EvelSn SSe 1oo,
returned from Euro y oVeI'ostt, t y, :,
eraa Vas considerable space devoted fi,p y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
ORDERS ENFORCEMENT
OF FL GHtT--H0UR law.
fBY Ass oaiated Press..l \

5,$ fBy Associated Press "
If WASHINGTON a July 2l.---Acting Secree-.
tarVT Of the Navy Newberry, In accord
an u with the directions of the president,
today Issued an order TO all bureau
chiefs commandments Of tha m ar reThs
tendent of the naval academy and. all
Officers having supervision OF work done
for the government. directing that the
eight-hour law be strictly enforced. NJ
spectors and other officers are ordered 4. to
report the violation of the law az once
to the department. No attempt is made
rs construe the aw 3orsreclte Its visions
and determine whether II applies 70 yarl-
Gus kinds of work done for the govern
nerlt. The order simply directs that OIL,
Gals give attention TO the subject ana
report violations, " 81 3 N ,s 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
SFIRST CONTRIB TON
ISSFROM C 0NfEDERATE

y (Fronl Our Regular Correspo ant.
y6,WAsHINGTON. d q. CT, Jul y p IA 81 bou I
two weeks ago one of the local Crane
Army y Camps announced tina ! y would
undertake to raise a. fund for Z he Y ree-
ton OF monument to Mrs. Ia nner,
wife OF stCorporal' Tam Ter, commander
1in-chief Of the Grand "A rmy Of the Re-
public Mrs. Tanner was XII led recently
in an automobile accident in the West.
The hrst 8contrlbution OF any CHI aracteri
TO the monument fund was receives to-,
day by Command err Q Nieara,5 OF the Phil
Sheridan Post in this city, WAS a
check for ten do liars sent by Or, p. 10.
Craven, OF Sanford. Fla, who served four
years IN the Cont federal army. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
LOSES HIS LIFE IzN H
77L,AlNTIC ON SURE
MIR. alter hit lock q This
City Seize u It'll + elno rrhag e5
3 sis!s and His ID oWne q ss. 5ss
'T ii OTHERS r; AIS o 90 DOWN
7aou atalities s n; u Ssvensa5
tional Natur ather Lost e;
Trying sto Save Child
n q IE5sEst


NJ terE syYh itiock. 4. q we'll known
citizen u hniond and sonsot MP IN
tioc Ii OF No. sscc55 2 ait Grace street,
lost his llfeS I'M the surf q tlanticS City
yesterday q fternoon 81
Il Isl one sof2 four ne sons who lost their,
lives III under sensa tional circumstances,
though not d al lust Vi sss same time.
Though the details re- mea gre SIS I'M
lderstood that Air, tloc 4 was seized
With henlorrhag XVI ia ii bathin 8, u and
Went ID 9 Hnss und erE the her sur,
-Four; ere ( DroWned 33s
AZ te seg ram to The Times Dispatch from
Atlantic City. says:
THE surf# claimed four victims within
one hos rE ate met lea tllgln-a
der sense ional circums tan cea. Ss$ Sss z;$
$ fat herl ost III ifes va In attempt
to save Ills drowning Ia aug teri a, young.
man drowned a fter 81 end nearly lost
his lifeF$ inS a heroi end aNor$s to rescue
him., and q you ne s$yis ito y was fatally
stricken Wit h emo rr ha ge} while nthlng.
THE dead. snr re: : I. q III. 3 Z
Robert /. nom ae, & aged forty-nlne
years, Camden, N :. Si
u N ISIS Helen 2. honn thlrteet, s
IN years, III c amden 8
Y w ST arp 81. al cd $twerty.ela ht MI
years, ] nklntoWn. p a. @s 52s88s E III
555 Walter W w ltlock, aged twenty. S58
three III years, O.. 2o5 j e a Grace 53
Y Street, R!c htnond /, s5s3. Is
a Mr.. Viii lock was III when he EN- tered
the surf and he was not m led by friends
until the bod WA was shed up on the
Father and Child. f5i
B Connected with the double tragedy
5in3which the Thomaes were drowned re-
several narrowing clrcumsta nces. The;
father gave the little girl her first les 81
son in winning l, and then went up on g
shore and Joined his wife. Helen re-
smained behind wading In the water that
nd not reach her waist. Suddenly Mr.
&Thonnae heard q plaintlye cry Of apa;
papa, help me. 4. Before he could rearnl
his daugh err, O. Ring current had car
srled her beyond his depth, Striking out,
he managed oSreach her side. and 5seizing
her bathing suit attempted to swim
ashore. 45l "A 3 & n 5i,} jf II,
v For fully ten minutes he battled IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
(By Associated Press.)

at ytAnrOu b. a CT, q July 21.-- Nine
persons lost their lives this afternoon BY
an accident which occurred on Buirafd
Inlet, y The 4 harbori Of Nancouvsr, The
steamer Chehalis was run doWil and cut
In two by the steel steamer Princess Ylc.
tora, leaxing this Port Ter Victoria q u aaa :
pa rty Of fltteen,. bound for the OYSTER
beds at Blunden ha rbor, ON the mort bern
scoaBt # OF Britlsllis Colunipis, The party
included the owners OF ! he beds and rep
sresantattyss al the x Eng lisll syndlcaIe
which contesap ted pure a s'ng shs oys rs
Stsrs beds q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
II. c. DREWRYs DEFEATS
.ga oil. IVER ! FOR SENATE

N (special to The Mines, plspateh:) 50, y,
RALEIGH N, n c.; July p ID The G hit7
8terest campaign aver 5wagsd by IoeemoT I
Gratis in this State Terminates NTH
the Wake county Demo ratlc 8prtn, AIRY to-
night In which j ohm Y ON preYry def ats
Percy 4. Oliver TOR the stare senats by !,
County Cmmis sloners 10 elected by 100.
q The nlurning paper fa d nond ted 3 the
campo ian for Il liyef, Il and he fternooan
papar Tor DTaWry II sS.,
For the awsY lop rs. 6. Y.
paAS 34ss ia fsYIs ps6Ds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Isl. 8Petersb g lied With q roopsS
5s Is OveraWe Di tented I
5Ssss Masses. say
STHREAT$ OF B LA c SEA 81
FLEET%TO RE- DIT AGAIN
Ukase Causes Tremend GUS "
$5citernent and Y prising Throug h-s gS'
out Empire Sisa Feared SEW \ IsEI
cialistsS ~ y ssuey.A AZ dress ssI
toS Count situa SlI88sgI2sS
ton Critical. 5sSssI
S(By!E.Assoc lat fPress.) y


PETERSBJR g, July a7.s|
=; ussiia, So first mentSin, part;-.S
lame ta At an1 y.si te'll
an 81 81 VII
8thes promul tio1lS off pe sl;l 81
Iukases, tie fits dis olYing thsA
present parliarne III and Spraot'Y,isdl iih,gs
sfor tile onv SIS MI
scessor I'll 3 go rngS orsSs.
than six tbs hence md Y t i. II
second Inning tbs c g; piEsll got s:sI
ussia al FL vi y urroIllir tldtingA IN
5pro S,,i csest e$i 81 lS|
so y "a i:l sure | eh Is n
Sinfinitesiinlal tsffr ON fullls
atrial This Ssine o!ifSs
5sasf toy proVi!de fors tlieS ol,ltE.
HblulirstsS which Sundt 81 bted a SSB,S|!s2|
q Erovoke d His daring nIeasurs
sIt$is now but ~ STE Stos dictate M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
STEAMER. 81. 4 ):.|1 FINLAND IS
ASA0R: sC!HEl 4
.Chehalis Run Down and Cut in
Two and Nine People
Drowned,
BY Associated y Press,(

+ LUsHlN g, July 21,--The Red Star /
Line steamer T lrl and, capta' In Apfld,
which sailed to-day from Antwerp
for Dover and Jew York, Is Ashore
on the schaldt. Assistance has been
sent her, II ~ ~ 'j5ii5 e f44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Disorders General.

{ Fourteen men Of the Second 3 attalicnS
OF the Preobraj ensk Regin Mt. Inc ndlA Ri
two on-commi ioned q Ulcers have "a .nfs
arrested for as ling and convey dSSsaa 9s
the fortress Of st. Peter nd !St
p 4 Wso squad ro,ls OF dragons and huyissss
sars have been sent to Crons "a at, where
there is a recurrence OF Isa the ter9Fhshy
among soldiers and sailors. itS
aa Prince Rutskollubltskl. Cham lain plAs
the court and ON @ OF the, desc ndants on
SRurik, the founder Of the Russian mo Al
3archy, has been striped OF al s. cotsfy
Shonors on account Of his revolut ionafy .S
connections. 81 ssSsssSsl
Fleet Will Revolt. 3ssSs
ssAt sebastopol to-day a meeting OF ,als
sailors from the warships HI drew .ln
economic Is demands for presen "a lion Z! Z.
Admiral skyrdloff, Unless these deHanda
are fulfilled the men say the .Wh ela IN sSS
the Black Sea fleet will reVolt It's. gs
Tartars to-day destroyed 8. I ne VlllageS oss'
Il aladJak, trans ~ \ a E1s
Anti-Jew!sh disturbances broke ot,t
Spasdelensk to-day. mob beat y fe8 A M
and Numbered their houses, ne troopga
fired a yolley, killing two OF the plHndersRsss
ers and wopndng many 9 Tiers s3faef
restored. s. Y, FS. WI is Il
Situation Tense. 81
,luiy ii, AS the week closes the d Asosl Il
,ntIon Of Parliament. with all the era YsSs
Observation-Disclosures involved IN such an ever MI
L staring the country IN the face Sss
ma Emperor , dlscnurag by his fa!ls
,rei 10 form 8coall tipn ministry, and sths q
distinptly reyolut pa this Which tsaEts
liamen,,i has chosen. has appars NJ " pee1 II
mersnaded 10 srlsk u + final appeal frprHsIIt
Eparllament "a the people, or, IN oshAlsss
words. to dissolve Parliament and ords! n.
new elections on the basis of hniyeF Il
suffrage. w. I, \. 4
an Imperial sukase authorizing the dis os@
luton OF Parliament WAS aetna sixMe2fSs
and was 70 pc entarsfa foy psas. ~
az cpnssi "a al y. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
n e.x 81 u ka,s,els


Text Of y kases. SssSssEs
he text Il 81 dix ,tRo ,kases.E
both 81 Whic AZ 81 add ressed sinrAA
tiles tereot for1r1 IS thle. r,u,1liir1iga
isenat ollo;yssI5:::S
According to fo5 Sot ths$sssssE
danental We = he lfs ssS m
per al p ia M dlssoly ed Va and
the time for nyoca tlonA of. the
newly { elected Parll lament 4 Tor M arch5
1907
SSs Regarding the time TOR h rsvv fss
~ ele cttons to I The II 1perla 81 r aril arnent
Ne Mi later ssue speola 4 dleat Ions. u,
4 The ruling Sen ate wi u not Sf
u axe proper m easures to II place this III
~ Into effect.
81 ,' lsIenedJ MI
eterhof. July 81, Il zoe, f5
The text Of the second ~ kase fol oys:ssSiss
Il s. consl derat on Of q report ssot 8Sss
K 1e council Of IN sters, y ted sto
5 us reg ardng the necesslty La the afu.Sss|ss
ture for the preseryatlo lon 81 orderS and SE
IA public safety ID prl, onss VIM
S Of ST. Petersbu Cd, We corsld liz nee. n, GIN
essary3 to declare the Sa bove clty 3 S I'M
and province, lnstead 8of the state sof
reinforced security VIII eh low prs-sSSsSSSsF
walls there, & IA state OF extraordln arysss
security. Tho protect II ths,S city and s$
the governor OF the prov nee are n ,.sss
struotsd WI til the 81 ghts thereto p-sssssssss 81
talnIng.f NJ,
DiiThs ruling senate VIII not fall 80 1Ea
take proper m asures to y placs this s NJ,
l5;ansdS -sHc,+orSs. sS
Peterhof uIy q u, ' s,s
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5of the etnptoyA en1rl o.
Times. Dispa tch Want 49, 2
Have yo,i inve stls 4 q : 4 4 Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

1IThe nrlsOnerI WenI Oh 70 lsHS : 1H y ~
though lie had been wronged In TINS way,
the crime, Which seemed so easy, put the
idea nghis9 head of doing the same thing,
The unfortunate young man was NsTsi
depressed az and seemed to realize t, 70
late the seriousness OF his crime, 9 z! Y
Richmond boy and well known " 5s. heFe'
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15
EsCuela Normal.

Doy por este aviso a toda
persona interesada que la Es-
cuela Normal por ell Condado
De Torrance, comensara y Sc
abrira ell dia 8 de Julio 1906.
en- la Plaza de Estancia, a las
10 a m a Cargo del Prof. Ed
mdnd J. Vert de Las Vegas,
como conductor de dicha es-
cuela. El termino de la escue-
la consistira de dos samanas.
El pago sera $500 por cada
estudiante por todo ell t6rmi-
no.
En- seguida ell dia % de Julio
1906, en- la misma plaza de Es-
tancia Il Las 10 a m Sc comen-
sara la examination de mae
stros. Ahora deseo advertir
d todo interesado que no hay
escusa para la atendencia COM
pleta de la escuela Normal. q
no ser que un certifcadO de un
Doctor Sc me sea manlsfeStadO
de una emfermedad grave.
Permits no seran expedidos
Q aprovados Il no ser que del
todo no Sc pueda menos por
una grande necesidad. Ahora
es ell tempo de hacer fuerza
en- intituIarse ell que tenga in
teres.
Respectuosamente,
Juan G. JaramilIo,
Supt. de EecuaIas, Condado de
Torrance.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15

sera comenzado tan pronto
como algunos pormenores Sc
arreglen.
Una compania Sc organiz6
con J. F. Lasater como presi-
dente, R. J. Nisbett, vice-pre-
sidente, l.. A. Rousseau, secre-
tario, y G. H. Van Stone, teso-
r"ro. El presidente, vice-pre-
sidente y teSorero de consituir
un comlt6 ejecutivo. Esta or
ganizacion procedera a colec-
tar ell dinero suscrito y lamar
propuestos para taladrar la
noria. Tan pronto como Sc
colecten los primeros $4,000 la
incorporation de la association
sera tomada y ofciales perma-
nentes escojidos. Sc espera
que 6sta suma sera coIectada
para.el Lines pr6ximo cuando
otra junta sera tenida en- e]
mismo lugar para tai fin.
El comit6 que trabaj6 tan
bien por ell proyecto fu6 con.
tinuado con la adicion de tres
nuevos miembros, para colec.
tar las sumas va suscritas y
para solicitar nuevas suscri
clones. Los miembros del comi,
t6 son: D. B. Morrill,, H. S
Cobb, Jesse NcGhee, johnson
Pence, H, F. Barfoot, Alf L.
Means, f. L. Walrath, DR.. w
A. Wilson y J. G. F. Gonzales.
Dou J. G. Francisco Coma
les hizo buen trabajo en- ell CO
mite entire la gente nativa de
vale, mostrando que ellos nc
estan atras en- cualauier EN-
presa que es para benefcio dc
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15
.PAGEN SI) SUSCRICION
AL FONDO DE LA
NORIA ARTESNNA
Estoben ell Progreso Noria de Prueba etho Ase
gurado
Y no Estorben ell Progreso

La junta mas enthusiastic de
cuidadanos del vale de Estan-
cia fu6 la que tom6 lugar ell
Lines en- la noche, cuando ell
comite voluntario para yer que
Sc podia hacer, hacia levantar
fondos para una noria artesana
de prueba hizo su reporte. No
menos que setenta y cinco de
nuestros principales ciudada-
nos Sc juntaron en- ell salon del
edlficio Walker, todos de un
acorde, "Debemos tener esa
Noria Artesana."
El comit6 que acababa de
retornar de hacer sus sollcita-
clones, no habla tenida tempo
de juntarse y hacer sus cuentas
de suerte que Sc tom6 algun
tempo para ESQ. Entretanto
que hacian este, J. T. Kelley
muy EMBELLISHMENTS habl6
tocante q Norias Artesanas.
Ri president Morrill, del comite
hizo su reporte, por ell mismo,
mOstrando la suma de $2,S9l-
so va suscritOs, la mejor parte
del cual esta listo para pagarse
a la vista. Una parte estara
lista para pagarse en- treinta
sesenta y noventa dias, perC
este es solamente una pequtna
parte. EI comit6 tambien re.
porto que todos los que fueron
solicitados contribuyeron lista
y gustosameLte, mostrandc
que la gente Ell general esta
pronta para ayudar un proyec.
to de 6sta cIase. Con 6sta suma
va asegurada, ell negocio de
hacer la prueda esta SECURE y
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15

Un individuo de estos que no
tienen ofcio nj beneficio, nj
son de utilidad para ellos nj
para la comunidad, ocup6 la
carcel por aIgunos dias de la
semana y despu6s fu6 puesto
en- libertad con la condicion
que haga su presencia escasa
por 6sta plaza.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15

esta comunidad. Esto es como
debia ser y 81 todos trabajamos
juntos pronto tendremos ell
gusto de yer ell vale de Estan-
cia al frente, donde justamen-
to pertenece.
Els muy urgente que las
sumas suscritas sean pagados
pronto para que ell negocio de
incorporation sea tornado de
una vez y ell negocio reciba
toda estabilidad possible. No
hay que temer que ell dinero
no sea usado juiciosamente
para ell fin que fu6 suscrito y
para ese fin solamente, pues
los caballeros a cargo del ne
gocio son hombres enteramen-
te responsAbles. A fin de con-
veneer a algunos que 10 duden
de que todo esta bien, ell Sr
Van Stone ha dado fianza para
el desempeno fiel de sns de-
beres, no porque haya alguno
que temiera confarle la dicha
suma, pero para mostrarles
que ell negocio ese enteramen-
te derecho.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15

Los senores Modesto Ulibar-
ri, Luciano Torres, Espiridion
Ballejos y Ramon Trujillo
estuvseron en- la plaza ell LII
mes con negocio aqui. Senor
Ballejos contest6 la reclama
de Sr. McMurtay a un domici-
lilo en- ell lugar de Mountainair
Don Modesto Ulibarri esta
ell manejador del Natural Co.
ment Co. de ese cuidad y orde-
no carteras y encabezadas Dor
su firma. Esta firma tiene
muy buen negocio en- cemento
natural y en- ladrillos tambien.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15

Nuestra gente ha mostrade
en- ell rasado que cuando Sc
proponen hacer alguna cosa
seguro que la llevan gcab6, y
tai sera ell resultado en- 6sta
proposition. Alitense para ca
minar al frente porque 81 no Sc
quedaran a un lado.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07
Dr- NJ c. n Mason. aee'o,ary ~ the

Dr N C. n Mason. aeorotary II the
Freedmans Aid and Southern Educa
tional Society OF the NJ. Z. Church.
arrived in the city last Friday night
and was TO have spoken at Christ
church. but was prevented by the late
arrival Of his train He lectured at
Schott church Saturday evening and
spoke at Trinity church Sunday morn.
ing. He addressed the annual con
ference OF the church at Greeley Sun
day night He is one Of the great
men OF the connection despite his color
and was warmly welcomed and thor
oughly appreciated by all who heard
him.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07
Fiendish Suffering

Is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away your skin. VIII
liam Bedell, OF Flat Rock, Mich, says:
Il have used Bucklen's Arnica Salvs,
for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. 1t 10
the best healing dressing ever found"
Soothes and heals cuts. burns and
scalds. 25c at all druggists; guaran-
teed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07

r V n. Johnson, who attended the
Agricultural college last year, will go
10 Colorado College this year. Charles
Jackson, who went to Colorado College,
will 10 TO Utah University this year.
Miss Martha Hubbard will enter Ober.
lin.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07

The fair at Shorter church is being
well attended The Trustees Aid So
ciety is composed Of workers who have
the confidence OF the public for giving
pleasing entertainment and for selling
useful articles OF merit It will be a
big help TO the pastor in his end of
the year financial effort
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07

The following program VIII be rem
dered Tuesday evening by the Literary
Society: Plano solo Miss Mabel and
Willard Fore. monologue, Charles
Hall: tenor solo. j. Ector; paper. Clar'
ence Lamb; discussion of The paper;
violin solo, Charles Jackson report of
the acting critic. Miss Nichols
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07

The Reese brothers and their wives
spent the first OF the week here They
are putting on a show in the smaller
cities, and are from a tour of southern
Colorado.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07

Mrs. Ida Scott, nee Curtis. OF
Omaha, Nebraska, is visiting her par
ents here Charles Clay and wife OF
Fort Collins were here Sunday She
remained over Monday and went on
the picnic 10 Glacier lake.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-09-07

Mrs. W T. Proctor OF Colorado
Springs spent last Sunday here visit
ing her niece. Mrs. ]. ]. Brown Mrs
Brown leaves Sunday to return the
visit and will spend two weeks.
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CUSTOMERS COMMEND HER.

Mrs. Perkins will make her trip TO
Colorado Springs September 25th TO
stay ten days. All members of her
class and all new ones who wish TO
enter will please make their engage
ment through Mrs. A. J. jenkins. 73l
South Weber street. phone Main 1912
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Ed Holland passed through the city
Tuesday on route TO ST. Louis to at.
tend his wife. who was taken III when
en- route 10 her home in Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
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Through the efforts of Lawyer
Stuart, Thomas Cathey was discharg.
ed from custody for killing Mary E.
White, on account of it being acci-
dental.
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Miss Nettie Ellison, who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Renfroe. will
leave Sunday 10 attend the Western
University.
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BOYS Wanted-At the Alamo hotel,
Colorado Springs. by the head bellman.
l.. T. Wilson.
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Or. Jones had the misfortune last
week Of having his horse run away and
smash up his buggy
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T. o. Mason is in the city on his way
home to Albuquerque from a trip
East.
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Miss Mona Wright. sister OF Mrs
Oran c. Goens died at her home in In
dianapolis, Thursday. August 30th.
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TRINIDAD ITEMS.

Mrs. Douglass OF Texas. is visiting
Mrs. Henry Jones; Roy Handy leaves
Saturday for Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
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Mrs. VIM. O'Steam is seriously Ill In
Plattsburg, Missouri She will come
home this week II she is able to travel.
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To have your teeth put In perfect or
der see DR.. Harper, el7 Twenty-frst
street.
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r. J. Johnson is about again after a
long siege Of illness.
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c, c. Lytle OF Topeka. and wife. are
In the city visiting.
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IDEAL DREssMAklNG.

Ladies need no longer long for good
service or fashionable dressmaking
The Ideal Dressmaking Parlors at
1926 18th Street is conducted by Mad
am McGruder, en- the highest order
Tailor-made shirt waists specially.
Pattern made to order Prices cheer.
fully quoted. Phone 1859 Main
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Denver. Colo. Aug 81. 1906.

Denver. Colo. Aug 81. 1906.
To Whom Ii May Concern
You cannot conceive the very grea,
pleasure II gives me to bear testimony
TO Mrs. T. ID. Perkins most wonder.
ful hair treatment. In less than four
months she has grown my hair to a
length which enables me to discard all
false hair and still dress the hair IA
desired. Yours truly,
ELIZABETH FISHER,
1858 Grape ST.
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THE FIELDS INVESTMENT co.
B. w. Fields and r. v. N. johnson.