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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
MECHANIC svILLEs NEWS

& Mrs .:lS Mamie Jones OF the PIKE, IS
able to q be out again, after 4 an 81 Illness
Fof I several mont his! ...!5A 3,..t
Mr a. Bailey g Newport News 'i' ' e
visiting his family Of Wood Street,
has returned TO her home, after a. pleas
9ants stay With Mrs. Nellie !. stellnback %
b II. Miss Norma Hill. 81 the pike. is.visit-
'n Sir .r'sa ilar a Pe e Alexandra,
We .jba aHss' q woed street,
Mrs Willie Phillips, who has been QUITE
sick at her home for some time. Us 4 sories ne.
n AZ Mrs. ~: g.. Martin. Of Bowling Green
f tsaaq par ss1s aS 81 6ooo S ecunty
Mrs: Charles Gregory and sister g N Sri
f nGmsl a Il 4, ais F grs
IA MI. Eddie Carson. OF he Pike Is \ able
to resume his work again. after an In
OF several days.
TO s ieaye in \ q y week. for the mountains
|Eof Virginia, where she will spend the
sumner with friends. SlsS s.5 ID
III ss Mamie Elton. OF q ton Forge, ia
isas Mamie ssr seass M.ss
|is visiting her mother Mrs len, D q =
~ Mr. John Jenkins, O. Bowling Green
Road. Us spending several " days g VII =
fr Mr y HssH sSsnss hss returned
shIs home here, after q pleasant stay with
friends at Buckroe Bea oh. 1ts y n
a Miss Ill j Meyers, Of Hinton, W. g.,
waiting her cousin, Miss eersle James,
e % Sys|s., st,si5
fpnnsy MA. VI II Al ..s l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-25
IR|:|.E||:S|j'CIND [.|.C||.E||N's||||
ALREADY Granted
Action att Law nstitut ed3 b5yIS Dlissa
tillingS Cont any Agairist ~ ~
Asheyille Gity. a
PERMIT C0NTRAR 7 ia RUB ! e,
Company Claims The hlased)
aterial Sv hichS Will 81 \ Cause l
Big ass. .ES5 ,Ik5
f((sp,eciartoV The 4 Times Dispatch.

(SpeClatI
Hi AsHEVILLE.N. o. Tune
suit Hof the ction 5of the board N
sdermen in flrst gran ting ana then rS
ing a II licensei tor the ctiOnB OF ~.
3tiliery by the Mount d Mi tohell SDistillina'
Company an I'd ton for damage III ats
once A be instituted against IL he N q tn
\ Asheyille and theS me mbe5s TT the board
y, to q til amount OF VI ~, o0o.
isss The board grant ed. ontraTy to its'
usual rule, q permit L the cor panySSof
stheB night OF d the N applica ton. petl.t
tion was later signedi hrHsS
and III ind Yidla Is. loca ted Il near the
posed site for tho till that
the license be- reso nd I'D and Sstattn
distillery In that yicinit w6uld De- sa
crease the value OF heirsp ro per
Hcoi,slderati Ion OF tl,e ppli cn tion
gran ted h ana the liter was referred@ XII
i q spec ian conmlt tee. AT 81 meet linz
4 tie Board Of II ldermenS last MIG ht#
y commit tee report led, M and srecoinme ndeds
that the license be not grant
2 IS n n r GLAND, NJ of the ling coIll'1sS
I pany, 8 5 tatsd that the con1pan had as
4 read g pr proceeded with the erect Ion the
building immedin tely fter Us the permEi!
u, I'D been granted them. had sttpuroh assdls
4 much aterial at II heavy X Oh and thu
rs resens elton Of the Board Of IA ldermaMt
will result In damage to the company sstas
tho amount II Of several thousand doliarssi
and THE co,npan will at ceS begin the 1!
edingss asa the V recoyse a.s
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f8 TERMINAL, DANCE. 81
New Pavilion at RiVerdale mi
tiated by ~ outh and Beauty.
Ha5 d Tanaciai 1 IA The -DlsDatch,) 35 gs

Especial to The Tisnes-D lspatch,) I.
iif BLACKSTONE, VA. June 24.---one q
tho most enjoyable dances Of the season
took place at the terminus OF the Black
stone and Southern Railroad, Il In I I4lnen-
burg county. on last night, at the large
pavilion recently built tha-e. "A large
number OF the young people from Black
stone and the surrounding neishborhpod
went out to RlVerdale, the name i Of the
terminus. and had the first dance OF the
summer at the new pavilion. 1t Is an
ideal place for such festivities, nestled
away as It is on the bank OF the Big
:Nottpway River In g large and beautiful
grove OF oaks and hickor! les, In the midst
OF the quiet and peace Of the Old Free
Sstate.''
Among those dancing were the follow-
ing; Misses Sue Armstrong, Jennie Hurt.
Bland Epas, Birdie Epes, Mas Herbert
Hammer. Of South Carolina; Mtsses Will
lie Irby,I Kata Crallsy, Louise Hurt, Mary
Haskins, Mary Jones, BesAle Jones. Miss
Guy, Misses sallie Irby, Josie Jones and
Jennie Irby; and Aeasrs, Hunter Irhy.
Edward Epes, Claiborne 6tokes, Willie
Robsrson, Jim Irby, Jpthro 1rby. fhsodrlo
Epes, sam Hurt, IT, p. Epes, NJ. Il.
Clark, Gordon Epes, Joseph NJ. Hurt, Jr.,
5Maddie Harris, Logan Harris, w, Mon-
cure GYayatt, Jack Fitzgerald, Frank
sIrby and Herbs F!tsserald, The chape-
.roras were Mr., and Mrs r. 3. Hardy,
Mr., and Mrs. Fletcher Irby. Mr.. ana Mrs,
Normand Epes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. @, lrby
and Mr.. and Mrs. MISS Hurt, IL
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MERRY HAYRIDE.
Young People Of Waverly Enjoy
Delighting Outing,
l(speclal Ia The Times-D!spatch.)

Especial to Tbs II1Enes-l3!spu ~
w WAY ERLY, VA. June a4,--Mr. Adj
DunnIng, IT., Of FFanklin, Va, who
has been looking afusr the interest Of
the Camp Manufacturing Company, T
this place for the past FIVE weeks. tensd!'sr'
cd some OF his friends here 10, very p.'--l
joyahla hay-rida Friday evening, ]:
q "A large drag was procured, eomforr
tally padded with hay, Into which the
tolliest hay-riders OF the season were
packed, An abundanc CO OF refreshmen
were also taken along. s5s 5.
The evening was IDEAL for Just such
an OCCASION, The party was driven across
the souatsy. amid cheers. hYrsaAs ans g
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PARIS, June pa The Walter Gilman ~ I'm!
Arctic expedition has sailed n OF, ~ the fe
stea n,er Tris Arendal. n Norway g VI
sGrrom Arerdal the party will SO All ~ e
}ETron,soe ., here the airship will be out-
I fitted and all arrang ements Will be made
$for#3the6 light.@ IN ID
5i3 rive members Of the expedition, head
y ed BY Major IIerBey, 4 are now h q 7 ronl-
soc They have erected a. depot q ana
wireless telegraph, II station In readiness ~
Sfor#tl,e nrrival Of A1r!sNV llman.
Carries Complete Outfit.
XIII Mr. Wellman took with n him I he big
8airship I'm which he will attempt to- each
THE North Pole. It Eis tho Ia gest strong
est. most colrlpac loon tfa has ever
been constrYc ed NJ
j It SwIl hold ssufic ient gas TO carry q we
men and q n colnplete tflttlng u OF pro-
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sWOODLAVVN8 SEMINARY,
Final Exercises and Awards Of
& Medals and Diplomas. N N

80 (speolal to The Tlmes-p lspatoh,)
rs CORDONsYIL14H. yA..IE June 24,--Tha
final exerctses OF Woodlawn Seminary
ana M usical Institute took place Friday
night In Seminary Hal. Prof, Bruce r.
Payne, OF the University OF Virginia. de-,
liyered to the graduating class an IN.
5strpctlye and entertaining discourse. ex-
ton from 3 mental. moral. physical ana
social stapdpo!nt II I;
Mis- Aldry Hall received al ploMas In
the academic and the musical DEPART
nlsntx, and Misses Norah selby, Margie
Martin. Edna Faber and sherred Mar
shall, and Mr.. Robert Wilson received
diplomas IN the academic department,
( The ora tons composed by each grad
uate we're excellent and well delivered,
4 Miss Mary Hall pla yed ghopin's Polo
patss. oRus 3. ana WA dsalsasx Is ,t0l3A
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DELIGHTFUL8 MUSICALE .SE
Whitehall Colt age Scene 81 a Bril-.
liant Gathering Friday Evening"

ispecial Is The Times Dispatc
ysssS ONANCOCIS,SSVA., Tune 24.-Adrs.s 81 il e..
Hance, I'll Of bali imore. gave q On musicals!
ana dance at her; summer 9ho ONE, mites
hall ottnge. " Friday eyenin g. In hnnnss
of her guests, 4. Misses Rut tn Haslup ana
Sara Banks, OF timore he & y!
atari was trained witt honeys uck le.s thSS
ma = els banked with ox-eyeds daisics. md
the spacious porphe lighted with smanysS1
5colored Japanese lanterns, Mrs. IIAnce,9
Misses Evelyn and Julia Joynes,S Ruth
SHaslup ana sara Banks " received IL be-
guests II. who numbered about fifty The
musicale lasted for q bou an h0ur, afsIeei
which the young olks do ced until sMlds5j
night. he instrumental music by aalasssS
isoleotions by Miss Ida aide. and vocal
solos by iss Julia ] oynes and Air,Ss(
Powell, we're M UGH en- Joy ed. &ss
Among those present We're MI. and ~ r.
r.. y. Shield, Mr.. and Mrs Q. ~ Parke 81.
Mr. and Mrs r. u. Hopkins, N ana
Afrs. c. e. Joynos, Mrs y !. IA Hops lnssS
Mrs n. r. mes, NJ RS. u, p F'inney, ME-
w. II. Parkr, II Mrs. 3. g, l'oWel diasesA
Amy, Ada and Nettie Warren, Franc
and Helen Ioynes, AInrga rot Parker, au-.f
game I.ank1ord, s.. "a, Ian gs dale Sara
$1Yaples, Ethel B, Finney! and MarKareS
$Groton,1 of Onancock; Mrs. Mary w ilsoyss
Of Bird Is Nest; Misses Evelyn and lula
5Joynes, Ruth Haslup ana Sara Hankassss
! of Baltimoras Messrg, Char les " PERI
OF Lynchburg Jeter Workman. q Rtahss
Claude Wortham, OF baltimore; Stewart
George and Robert Powell Josepl 81 ~
.Mills.b j. w. Robertson. r. y. LAM FORD
n, r.. Taylor. Jr,,s Ralpt r Itch, I.ull III ~
.Joynes. Warner Ames and w W lam NJ / .&
Hopkins, OF Onancock @ lss IL
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:Pl,etople 5in Matthew's

3 PORT HAYWOOD NJ ATIiH yys M C:C1.s|
VA, June 2t.--Mrs. Thomas p. Lana allAi
Miss Mary Randolph Lane are shs glest4
Of tina Rev. Bergman Green al tho;
Theological Seminary, near "A lexand
where they win witness The ordinate.
OF Henry Go rdner Lane. az this cnAneyss
Mrs. B.sM, Grove. OF lsrkansasss
visiting at Reachland. the home OF IT,
brother, County Clerk Sands Smith
B Mr.. and Mrs. Christ opher =. s GaFnssess
OF Richmond, are guests 81 Poplar eagoxes
the home OF Hon. q, r. Garna
Mrs, Robert Cabell Tabb. OF RishmoRA
Is Visiting Mrs. John !. burke.
4 Mrs, William 8. Foster. of Atlante
Ga. is the guest OF her slater ~ esl
John Snow, Jr, VI s
Misses Marie Lishtfoot and Cdurtneyi
.Crunnp. Of Richmond. arc yisitiN "a ~
..Elxchange, n on tho North River. a I'LL
Z Invitations have been isss,iae sto y talaI
and Miss Elqise Rorun. at 81. aHaanlsai
Methodist Church, on June ssss5S
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FULTON NEWS

+ The Fulton ''Y's" will give lawn party
Tomorrow evening q the residence q
Street, The public n cordially invited
Mrs, Calvin Jones' Of emithAelg, 4 IA this
guest OF her parents, a derman and Mrs.
Louis Washer. on the Ayenp a n #
s q 81, him W, psugherty, Jr, OF Deep
Creek. va, spent last Sunday In: Fulton
win his parents. Rev, and Mrs, John w,
iDANgherty, 29 ..a1 ifs q ~ n n II.
81 M, William Ego continues quite sick
at HIS home on Fourth Street.
n. Frank Woo son, who has been VISITING
Wilmington, N. g, !.5a .yss n
Mas palsX AsE wen. 0s Petersburg. y y
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3s FARMERS'sI INSTITUTE.
Third Annual M Getting Be Held
IL in Roanoke in July.
Ianecini9 10 5The TImes- DIspatch,)


ROANOKE, \. 4 j ,lne Z. ,rhe !thtrd
annual 4 meeting 3 Of II the Virginia state
Farmers, institute will be held al! the
Mountain & Park Casino. this q ty, SIE on
Tuesday, w ednesday and II Thursday July
TO- Ii, and H. NJ "a MOST interesting pros
gramme has been ARA nged$ for the Occa-
sion which Will include some Of the
tbest-known speakers or agricultural,
stock and general farm subjects In the
State, Ex-G Governor =. M Iioge ~ Ter, pres
Bident will preside over the meetings
Arrangements have been made for q
special train to convey all bona flde
a Tendance free OF cost to Blacksburg
81, d tour OF 4 .nspeo tion Sof the college
ana Agriculture and Experiment Station
located AT that point y A special train
will leave Roanoke ut seven O. clock In
the morning OF Thursday, reaching
Blncksburg about ten o clock. al An a.
Y dress OF welcome will be dell vered TO the
delega ties BY President =. 3 N. McBryde
on behalf OF the college. Lunch will then
Be seryed In the college dtntng-hnll after
which the Delegates will be divided into
groups and escorted through the build-
ings and over the grounds 8. n jsiB3
Some OF stl,e points OF In terest to vlsl-
tors are as folloWs y 85
The experimental field. containing GO
acres OF ground II the college barns, OF
which there are Ave; tho milking ma
chine at work IN tho dairy barn; the
herds aud Aocks, including six breeds OF
cattle, one Of sheep and one Of swine;
the experimental beef cattle the general
4 farm crops; the dairy Il where visitors
4 viii have an opportunity to witness the
practical operations OF butter and cheese
masking; the orchards and gardens, con-
tanning more than % acres OF land the
veterinary building; the new A g rlcult ural
hail: the bactar!ol ogical department
The special train Will leave Bl noksburg
for Roanoke promptly at Ave O'clock.
The of1lcers OF the institute arc as tol-
lows; W .ts u So 3is
Presid lent, j. Hoge T yler,, East Radford /;
first yice-presdent, 7, Q, Sandy. Burke
yillej 81 second vice-president John =.
3cowan, OF Cowan'a Mills; secretary, Ans
drew NJ. soule. Blacksburg; assistant
secretary, 4 IL NJ. lianls. a Roam ke. II
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Sermon 10 Y uni III & & Men

97s1iH (speclnl to VThe Vines 8
4 LEXINGTON AZ, June 24.--'rhe ser-
mon before tho graduating class Mt the
Virginia Military Institute was preached
this morning at II o olook In StosaWoll
Jackson Memorial Hall by ltev, Pr James
p. Smith. OF Richmond, u y text being;
"Qut you like men; be strorg, ''8; The
sermon abounded In dylce toyyollilg men,
General Ship, the erintendent, In
PRODUCING pr. Smith, relerred Ito hla SER.
vices In T the Civil War as N member OF
the Roc lshrldg llery, and later as an
officer on General stoneWall Jackson's
STAFF. a VI III x
& Seated ION the platform, were nempers
OF tho board of Yisitars, the faculty and
distinguished alumni and Visitors.
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5IVELLlNAN OFF FOR ARCTIC
With BA LLOON a Nd OUTFIT
Airship, Biggest Ever Built, Will Garry Five Men and
Supplies for Six Months
@ Trip. sSs

Visions and equtpment for q six mon II tbs
%trip. Besides food. there wi be hand i1
Sslcds, blankets. ii teorolo zeal &illstru'
8nlents. and o wireless telegrap h OUTFIT
SWlth&this Mr.. 'Vellman opea TO remain
Sinsconstant comrnunicati ton with his main TN
\ depot $at Tronsoe, S or8wlth iaS second 8one
that i,es ma u have to es tnb ish further
north. & " IN III VI
sledges in Case of Accid lent.
Ths sled and food and q thing SUP.
plies ar carried beca use of the fear that
the balloo Gmay y be 8wre ckedi by heavy
winds. But little is known of the north.
Sern winds, and Il an aerial current Sof
more than fifty miles an hour should be
encountered, 4 It Is 81 posed Il the gas as
would be rup red and n 3 airshi p come
Stun,bllng to the ground u Il n this "a should
happen, the exped iton will cont inue n to
the pole witt The hand sleds.
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and 4 flne S!nterpretation. rendered Bee.
Ethoyen's Sonata, opus 3, No. q e. 55$8
Miss Katharine Scott very finely sang
H'Jeanne d Arc 81.
/, The announcement by n the principal
that Miss Alma Read, al ter two years
rest, would resume charge OF the smusl-
cal department next sessto lon, was srecelY-
ed with great pplause by the Ply pl ~, 1865.
a| The Il senior lass Was enter med " a.
tea Monday evening by the principal,
The art exhibit took place tuesday,
evening; junior class day exerctses came
Of Tuesday morning. II The Will was made
NV Alice Sselby. and Il tho prophecy OF !.
senior class by Mr.. Frank Harlow
H Senior class day took place wednesday
evening. Glass prophecy BY Norah Sell
by; prophecy OF the prophet BY sherrea
Marshall. and PRESENT. on OF cap ana
gown was mad o by Edna Ia ber to Alice
7seby. Of the Junior class. 81
Thursday evening was underg duate
recital. The songs, Pipperty Pop ana
3the Cricket" were we'll rendered hy IN ~
primary GLASS. ii n: @ sS,
jf Rec,tat!ons were made by Frank II ar
low and Misses Sarah Campbell Berkley.
Hattie Rees, Mabel Altman and Alice
Sselby. rs W.. II Il ~ IA ii y ". si
89f The debate, 4 tally versus Greece, y was
we'll introduced by Miss Minnie Bo overs,
& in favor OF italy, and followed by Miss
b GeorgeRnna Heller, OF CINCINNATI, Who
with grace and versatility, so well ppr--l
#trayad tho glory OF Greece that her arr
gunlent was too strong to; be overcome
ny the opposing party, Then Mr., Ray
Clapp spoke In defense OF italy, and Mr.,
Glenn Altman In defense iof Greece,
# There was a number OF visitors present
from Charlottesville. Orange ana Rch-,
nsond; among them being Miss Rosa
Z Clayton and Massys. Walter a, FapeT.
Percy Walton and Robert Clayton, OF
the latter city. 81 4. 81
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ANatural Inquiry.

Farmer Honk-Aiy nephew, who Eyadv1ss
from, the Academy, week hefoFs last y
ilshed cutinniSt. e NJ
Farmer HoEabsak TsAs ri KAN ~
Aa,8 Raslsss SSls S5ssy
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IrreVocablS.i

!. Morn m,shty than the are As she.
il More dread than earthquake tai
Il When Bridget burns o. port rho MA
N II csnR9t IA Esbu 9t,s usk
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rats and mice. ~ 4 heS snak 81 has the run
Sof the place and Isl az tame. thnt IT. Is
frequently captured BY Mr.. Fl lex ms n. II
Eis about SIX feet lon 5S3 .3sSi
IS ENGLISH, IND. Sixteen years II age
K NJ Derino III ed tor Of 3the English
I; Times fed hungry tramp printer,lle !
dollar TO- day Mo- ermott b was notified
that the printer had left him u ,O60 acres
OF timber land in II Tennessee, 4 but he Is too
poor to- pay the taxes 4, and finds the be-
quest white elephant, 553BB.
S#s UTICA ,3 \, s \. -R richard & e. u Preusser;
slayer Eof MI Mo Donnell,, ) o reformed
New York gambler, was found SS$s mot
ger
the In SANE 8
5s NEW y OR S.-Pred lotlng his own 8svic-
tory and the defeat Of g harles FL NJ ur-
ply In the primarie s. "a Mayor NJ Clellan
sailed wi Afrs.S M Gle liam for Europe
on q the steamship Jew ork !, NJ Of the
,55i NEW YoRK.-Turn a ssonlersaultS III
the air, John 4 II, 81 O. Brlen.s fire commits
gsioner,, was hurled out OF an automobile
twhanSit n hit n heavy truck on tho WIZ
yliansburg bridge, struck he guard rail
lns he fell. and missed the 4 90 foot plunge
Into the river BY q scallt four inches
HEM PsTEAD, W. In | an tempt IT,
Duke ' SON A 81 sRcnjamin Duke. a tobacco
3dealBr, was thrown from an automobile
and seriously injured when the machine
sskidded against the team. 81
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Another Baby for Adoption,.

Another BABY tor 5Adoptlon,
x Policeman Garrett, Of Hanrico county.
last night reported s that q white infant
boy, about two week al q was !ete
at q resi- denco on chrrngt street sat-
There being no way OF Identifying the
Infant, 1t was sent to the county alH's-
house, ib5li ~ fts5 "
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nj CUAKERTOWN,4P A A. lightning struck
the house OF Mrs. Mary 3rl ~ tore OIL
plaster IN several 70 oms. lpped up car
pets and broke neal ly every " dow ~
the nGuss, Set ald NJ 'nre rs
s5 NEW Isl DIRK. "A ii Sa ppralsa OF the 8es-
Mate OF the la te Daniel s. Lamont SHOWS
that he leetAa net fortune Of 81, 458, DIT ~
The grass amount Is S, 600, 000.
NoRRIsTo .=.Iee cream, has gene se +
livery, F and a he price for tina t 81 m lded
Into bricks has been advanced ten cents mt.
"a 4 quart. h AZ
e. NEWPORT y r. ]. IS spurn,ng wealthy
snitors three !, q gloomy nas
sTich ana beautiful, Ri became the abride %
Harold 21iinott, % Cling brokers' clerk e,
III Orange, N f$$5 SIS
S8 CIIICAGO.-- Frank D. TIaddock 1. and
Sarah IIaddock yyh tsett, gran doh!lfaronn3
i L. Los A Sal Cal, have attacked his will
on the ground that spiritualist mediums
dictated XXI .s.
Ri WEsYORK KIT cnnre out In Fl obokeni
that John D. Rockefeller oonside Tered tho
paid him me
his latest trip across the Atlantic worth
war among the stewards over " he dis !.
trlbution. !.
g READING, PA, -Harry. H ldk man, Of
biacksnake, which Is Kidding his farm Of
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SO C ! ! Y !. y Ny
PEPSO VAIL. 4,
1rh1lJeI Guest.

s..5S The Guest. "
love crept Into my and Ind MS he gay
..1,ot II atrl Wa MN dear, " ne said, ls'pray
s9a let mo stop md rest IA; s s53 I. ,
IA titties whIlc.gere day bn done for this
35SSs'S 81 Mi IS best II,
II welcomed him and t,ade him stay until
the set Of sun y Al }G3 B.
had no sheart to 81 hin, nay, poor little
rtouxi, tSWeiI'ilskn his gentle WY had
.S$s many YES ,,iidotic I; IN
81 warmed him through and tended him
i7s WITH hands Of sytr1pat nv HI
81 Rave 81 all had III store VIII etlse e,r
d heart and free b RI "A ii
& Nory ,,nused i the II W hiie, to ask of Fate
as, whdts the end might De-
BI1e&sn,ilcd ann Strengthened neat Y
touch. my yYistful eyes cnres .
Found answer IN his &c WIN & LOOK my nay
Il leaped with tenderness; s91 .s.S
HIS yearnng heart tflrobbed mad With
Joy my lonely lie 70 p bless
8ASltttle while8and til 81 so WI trled
w to stay Ills feet y Y.
nr,o Va 9rocti, where iie will!"s cried, hut.
n Oh! 4 how "A wa sweet Il. .Ss5
no minister to him the Will le he blessed
a4 m " poor re treat. s.
sfiisten Til the stars are pale and nis st
81 ss grows gray and cold # .si} !. /. S
Bit never cross my thresh 10 5co ~ me gtlle
5 j steps that cnr,le OF old 5 5iS II
Ana inmy tea q a,S -
rn re than precious gold "a n fs3
Z. "a n Il, Host wick lin The Bohemian
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n Sledges 8inS Case Of Accident.
BRIEF lI7EMS aFROM EVERYWHERE

rats and mice. ~ 4 heS snak 81 has the run
OF the place. and Il Ia az "A anne N t hat eli Is
frequently ptured by Mr.. III I'm IN It
sis abou e SIX feet Ion 8,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-18
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