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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
HAY PRICES ADVANCE.
Puget Sound Farmers Use Tactics OF
the Trust

Farmers have raised the price OF
hay and this time the local dealers
cannot be condemned for forming a
combine, says the Seattle Star.
The farmers are just as wary a lot
as any commission dealers, and they
have kept their eyes on the papers
and know that the largest order ever
placed on the Sound by the United
States government has been given tc
Seattle dealers to fill. ......
This morning hay, both eastern
Washington and Puget Sound, took g
sharp advance of 81 per ton, and witt
that the market is stiff. FH %,
The government has need of 65OC
tons, and this amount will be shipped
on the transports for the Philippines
Alaskan bids for hay will also soon b'
advertised
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
Boupbt Morrow County Land,

j. A. Creswell who recently sold a
large farm north of the city to e. L.
Smith, has Just returned from Morrow
county, where he purchased $500
acres Of land near Heppner. He is
well pleased with the prospects ahead
of Morrow county and believes 1t will
become one of the best wheat produc-
ing sections of the state in time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
Notified Superintendent wclIes.

County Superintendent Frank X.
Welles has received a letter from J.
II. Alderman, state superintendent of
public instruction, calling attention to
the fact that the meeting of the Ma
tional Educational association has
been given up for this year. The
session was to have been held in San
Francisco, but owing to the recent
disaster this is impossible, and 1t has
been decided to postpone the session
entirely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
A PIONEER OF 1852.
In That Year Mrs. Goodman First
Saw the Townsite OF Pendleton.

Mrs, Mary Goodman, of Eugene, is
now here for several weeks visit with
the family of her son, A. ]. Goodman,
of the Goodman-Thompson Hardware
company. This is the first time Mrs.
Goodman has been in Pendleton since
'52, when she passed through with an
immigrant party and camped where
the city is now located Mrs. Good
man is now 79 years of age. Her
husband died in Eugene month or
more ago, after SO years of welded
life. ....
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
Tickets to San Francisco.

The sale OF railroad tickets to San
Francisco has been resumed by the
o. Il. & N, announcement having been
received from, the Portland offices by
Agent e. C. Smith today. Sale OF
tickets was ordered suspended short
ly after the fire, owing to the con-
gested condition OF the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
MEMORIES OF J. BOURNE, JR.
4 Republican Voter Recalls the Leg
islature of 1895.

Portland, May 3.-(Editor East Or
egonian.) Jonathan Bourne, jr., is
the republican choice for United
States senator by slim plurality.
Jonathan Bourne! This cognomen
awakens riotous memories and some
of them will cost him votes. The
shades of the legislature of 1895 and
the legislature that wasn't in 1897
come back again. Along with them
trails the specter of the celebrated
Elridge block. where Jonathan
Bourne and wine and song held forth
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
Wool Coming In.

A number Of six-horse teams arriv-
ed today loaded with wool from the
Pat Dougherty ranch on Butter creek.
Shearing IL now at Its height all over
the county and several hundred thous-
and pounds OF wool has been received
at the Furnish warehouses in this city,
az we'll as at the Echo warehouse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
A. B. StcpI,ens. Jr.. Jr.

A. B. Stephens, jr., is buying for his
friends today the finest cigars he can
get to celebrate the advent of what
he thinks is the finest boy that ever
arrived. He was born yesterday after
noon and tips the scales at 10 pounds
The new arrival Is to be named after
his father and grandfather, A. B
Stephens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
HARD TO DESCRIBE
SAN FRANCISCO AS SEEN III
BY STRAUSS, wOOLBUYER

His Home Uninjured and Family Safe.
But Sharing In the Universal Terror
Estimated Loss by the Enrth-
quake Alone, $4,000. OO.OOO---Graphic
Description of Conditions-The
Width of Van Ness Avenue Largely
Credited Will, the Checking of the
Conflasratiop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
Cafe Cars Well patronized.

The passenger department Of the
o. r. C N. is highly pleased with the
liberal patronage given to the cafe
cars now in service on the Spokane
branch. Both the dining and observ-
atory departments are well patroniz-
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03

cepted as one of the masterpieces of
modern fiction and its dramatization
has been happily received by the pub
lie.
1.-The Christian" is filled with thrill
ing situations and holds the interest
to the last.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
"THE CHRISTIAN TOMORROW.
Hall Gaines Thrilling Story to Be Pre-
sented at the Frazer Friday Eve

Hall Caine's most thrilling story,
THE Christian" will be presented at
the Frazer tomorrow night by what is
said to be a strong company. The
newspapers along the route travelled
by the company speak highly of the
presentation of this play and 1t prom
ises to be an excellent attraction.
The story of '"The Christian" has
been read by hundreds of thousands
of Americans and everywhere 1t is ac-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
Do You Want to Know
What You Swallow ?

There is a growing sentiment In this
country in favor o. MEDICINES OF KNOWN
CoMPosITIcN. 1t is but natural that one
should have some interest In the compo,,
sition OF that which he or she Is expected
to swallow, whether 1t be food, drink or
medicine.
on the part OF the public, and satisfied
that the fullest publicity can only add TO
the well-earned reputation OF his medi-
cines. DIR. X. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. y,
has 1taken time by the forelock," as II
were. and is publishing broadcast list
of all the ingredients entering into ms
leading medicines, the rGolden Medical
Discovery the popular liver invigorator,
stomach tonic, blood purifier and heart
regulator; also OF his "Favorite Prescrp-
tion" for weak, over worked, broken
down, nervous and invalid women.
This bold and outspoken movement on
thd part Of DIR. Pierce, has, by showing
exactly what his well l-known medicines
are composed Of, completely disarmed all
harping critics who have heretofore un-
justly attacked them. little psmphiet
has been compiled, from the standard
medical authorities OF all the several
schools Of practice, showing the strongest
endorsements by leading medical writers
OF the several ingredients which enter into
Or. Pierce's medicines. A copy OF this
little book Is mailed tree 10 any one de-
string to learn more concerning the valu-
able. native, medicinal plants which enter
into the composition Of DR.. Pierce's med
iclnes. Address DIR. Pierce as above.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are tiny. sug-
ar-coated anti-bilious granules Ihey reg, reg,
ulate and invigorate Stomach, LIVER and and
Bowels. Do not beget the pill habit" put put
cure constipation One or two each day for
slaxative and regulator. three or four for an
active cathartic. Once tried always In favor.
S50. 600 GIVEN ,A AWAX, Xcmmon in copies ss.ss Q,
Medical Advisor. q book that soiu W inc eA
tent OF 10000 copies few
years ago. at e.O per copy.
Last year We gave away i 3Ssr.{tdJ
10000 worth OF these invalua. YEscSy
/
bic books This year we shall Es.
give away 10000 worth OF nlp,ssas
them. will you share In this WvEs
benefit II 20. send only II
one-cent stamps 10 cover cost
81 melting only for book in
ettfY paper covers. or 81 stamps M
Tor cloth-bound. Address DR..
r V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-03
BOARD WILL MEET
SECRETARY PEN
DLEToN ACADEMY HERE.

Rev. IL. II. Knight. of Tacoma, Comes
10 Take Charge of Financial Man
aeement OF the Acadcmy-Scope OF
the School Will BE ENtended-Pos-
siblc That Dormitory May BE Erect
ell to Accommodate Outside Stu
dents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
CHARLOTTE. n T.

irie lla tl Tine lllEff- r.. snaroN
CHARLOTTE. n c. November IT,
IHe social event ~ the current week ga.
Charlotte was the wedding "Wednesday
cve-.n- ~ Miss R.hekah Chambers ana
i'r Thomas Hau Wright Tho ceremony
was performed in The pa-lor OF the resi-
drn,- Of Tho brides parents by Rev Dr.
Martin ID. Hardin. pastor OF tae Seco sd
ftrs'F terian Church. The wedding was
beautiful ana impressive ia its simple
city,
Miss Elizabeth Chambers sister az the
bride was maid OF honor and Nlr. James
r. Wright ~ Portsmouth, Va. was
best man. while Misses Annie Wilson and
FLORENCE Thomas gracefully acted 'oe
parts ot bridesmaids aAd Messrs. w y
Chambers ana J.. !. Parrish We're erooms-
men. Tho bride wore gown OF white
mousselne with trimmings of rose point
lace, and carried a bouquet OF nnes OF
the valley Her veiI was cauel- with "a
spray ~ orange blossoms A wedding re-
was attended by number % invited
guests
Fewer more POPULAR couples have
welded in this. section OF the state than
Miss Chambers and Dr Wright The
bride ls geutlcwoman o. the tr.est
type Her culture. fine qualities az char
ttr and refinement have made her "a
-'H''Hl iaF'flte WIN an Who know her.
DR. Wright is a native Of Wilmington.
bat came % charlotte from Portsmouth
Va. where his family now live. His
father was Pr years treasurer of the
Staboard Air Line. lie has been "a resi-
dent Of charlotte three years and in
that time has built up q fine practice.
Among tce guests present from a dis
t7n-- Were Mrs r. IT, Wright Miss Lois
Wright and Mr.. James r.. Wright Of
Ho.' Smcuth. \a.
Mrs. A. r. Ba0Nn. OF Hartford. Coma.
who IS visiting Deer parents Alr. and Mrs
john Wilkes. were guests Of honor az a
tea sivou by Mrs. }. Renwlok Wilkes
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r. a.. Moore entertained a mum
Der OF society folks at her home in Dill
worth Thursday morning iu comullmeq t
to Mrs. r. i. McDow of Yorkviue $
q. Mrs. w F.. Thompson will entertain
for Mrs. Mellow next Tuesday morning.
in DilWOsth.
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finished plain. with "a vent aud two COS
three buttons. In the accessories rho
fold collar is worm in the morning ana
tne wing in the afternoon. che latter be-
ius considered more appropriate 90 for
.ls .e same rule applies %
t-e four-in-haud and the Ascot Each
has distinct usage.
Equally notable is the decline of the
fancy waistcoat From the shoWIngs
oi tle crack laberdashers One could
scarcely reach 81 conclusion m respoot
to this garment But smart society has
set its decree. Excessive popularity has
made 4tr Vai~fcoat of different mae
tcral from tnc Jacket ana impossibIitv.
To this there is one exception. Fabrics
oi dark shades ARE stil iu good st1udlue
particularly worsteds and suE mixtures
For thc occasional cold spell sounds
queer. doesn't it2-the knitted waistcoat
All hr favored. hut only when ncccss tv
requires. Peculiarly enough. the ater-
slfa oi tAn exclusive set Co. tine fancy
'-'rnti arrlcs vita particular force
20 white fabrics. Even with acrimonious
evening dress those who blaze tho wnr
are taking % grey and pearl in figured
designs principally, the garment being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
SCOTTSVlLLE. va.

lFrlm our Regular Correspond ut.7
SCOTS lille. VA. Noverber IT,
Work on tAe concrete piers Cor the bridge
81 this place is We'll under way Sir.
Hodge, 90 tile Roanoke Bridge Coupanv
has charge If the work
4ue Town Council has accepted the re-
sLsuation OF Air. ". s.. Beal as "a meme
h"r Of the dlspensary board. ana Or. IS.
g. Williams has been appointed TO fill
toe vacancy.
Mr.. A. C.. Bell has been reelected a
member of tae board for three years
Carloads Of goods are coming in daily
for the Scottsvile Merchandise COMPANY
and The members of the company VIII
soon De ready Tor business.
Senator Thomas S Martin has recently
sent "a collection OF beautiful maps OF
the United States To 10y. j. j. Blair.
chairman OF the Scottsvuie District school
board for use in the Scousvile High
School similar maps have been sent To
Aloerene Fork Union and Arvouia.
Miss Ethel Faulconer has returned
from visit 10 friends AT North Garden
Alr jackson Beal is spending few
days in Richmond.
Misses Ruth Daniel and Bessie Han are
Visiting relatives ia Cumberland.
Air. Horace Baker Of Richmond visited
;;lottslAe last week
At and Mrs. y. r. Pitts have returned
io o'ington after visit 10 the Misses
I-tts.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fox, OF Rochester.
y. g.. arrNed here Saturday night and
wiz sIene the winter at Spring HIM.
Miss Clare Pitts. accompanied bv Miss
Virginia Griffith. Of Paris. Ky. has re-
turned 10 the Mary BALDWIN Seminary
after spending several days al Belle
Haven."
SIR. Samuel Martin. OF Arvonia.
brother OF Senator r. $ Martin. spent
sunday with Nj. John Martin.
Miss Mary Ben. Of Harrisburg. Va.
is the guest of Mr. ana Mrs A. g. Bell
Mr. James Darrier is visiting his old
home here
Mss Ethel Briggs of Richmond. visited
''e family of Mrs. c.. ~. Briggs. this
week
Ai Edward Moon. Of "snowden." was
called % Lynchburg saturday by teic-
sram announcing the Illness OF bis utIc
son. Edward, Jr.
Mr j. g.. Faulconcr and family. OF
Nortn Garden. are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. j. W. Ward. of Richmond. is
spending some time iu ScottsvlDe.
Dr. Il. J.. Dullrd visited Richmond ON
Monday.
DTS Wade and Davidson. of Richmond
VIII visit scottsTiiie the lattc- part Of
this week.
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-l 10 iAe 4lnea- Dlspatcn.
'NANCOck. VA, November 1.-THE
,'iio .'oiS ot the Eastern Shore Produce
Exchange at their last nicotine declared
" dividend Of 10 per cent. for the current
year. The annual meeting Of stockhoId-
r,s "'i De hold December 5th. at East
cards have been issued for M an
Gusts ana 1Ir John w Toatberl,,,,,, 10
northampton az the Church of tho ToIv
trinity Onancock. Thursday. November
The Rev y. J. Harte. pastor of Parks
ley ana Zion baptist Churches. has ten
dered his resignation The step is due 10
throat affection. which renders his loca-
ton in dryer climate desirable
Another resignation Is that or the. Rev,
Charles Farley pastor OF the Chinco-
league Baptist Church. Iie has accented
"a cah to Greenwich. n. j.
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w Most people are very neat
N and. clean in their outward
IL u appearance. but how about the
inside?
Are you clean inside7
And if not, how can you face the world
with clean thoughts clear intelligence.
= faiT' just bright mind and get your full
Ihare Of capacity for work and cnjoymsatP
Neglect Of exercise. rich oyer-feedlng
and oarslessness about stools. often leave
he delicate internal mechanism in
sasty mess.
The small intestine is compelled to a5-
serb the poison Of deoaying matter instead
81 wholesome nourishment.
The liver gets inactive; the BILE doesn't
work off,; the eyes get yellow: the skin
gets dead like putty and pale Ike dough.
hsfigured with boils, pimpes, blackheads
and liyeF-spOts.
There's only one solution to the prob
EN-: Keep clean inside all the time. That's
he answer.
Ifyou can not diet, or keep your mech
lnism going by proper exercise. take Cas-
;arets. the sweet. fragrant harmless little
vegetable tablets, that 'aci like exercise"
sn your bowels. and gently bat powerfully
clean out and disinfect the whole digestive
canal.
A casoaret every night before going to
,ed will work while you sleep" and
make you feel fine in the morning
If you have been neglectng yourself for
Iome time. take a Cascaret night and morn
pg and break up the "consupaied habit"
without acquiring 'catharuc habit"
-Cascarets are sold by ali druggists. lcc,
too and SOC. The loo size trial box Is a
lSatiit for the vest pocket or lady's purse.
Be sure to get the genuine with the
'long-tailed c" on the box and the letters
'cCC" on each tablet. They are never
sid u bulk. "a
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Norfolk Society


tSpccisl O. The Times Dfruatchr
NORFOLK, VA. November l..-AIrs.
Claud Whichard entertained her friends
at her home. on Brown Street Tho .,f-
fair was given ln the honor " Mrs VIII
liam Whichard end Mrs. Waiter s
Brown, Of North Carolina. Mrs. which,
ard and the guests -of honor received
those who called between the hours of
Q and Mrs 81. O. Ferebee poured th.
chocolate. and those who assisted i'm ser,
inB We're Mrs. Baker Afncs. Mrs Walter
Dcy. Misses Fannie and Macy DEFY. Mis-
Jessie Whitehurst. Miss Leuore Ander-
son and Miss Elsie Hosier. Mrs Which
ard guess We're Mrs. James boy. 1Irs.
James Dey. Jr, Mrs. Lawrence %. Ny
rick, Mrs. Alfred Clay. Mr. * w..
Whitehurst. Mrs Merriwcather Winston.
Mrs Week, Mrs. I'D. spalding. Mrs. S.
u. Dickinson. Mrs. Gordon DcCordv.
Mrs Randle Barrett. Mrs. Livius Lank-
ford, Mrs Lawrence u. Register Mrs
Riddicl. MIS-. George ". Dey. Mrs w.
IT, Dey Miss Jessie Dey. Miss Katie
Campo Misses Della and Jennie Borim.
Miss Mary j.. Doyle Miss Sallie Dey.
Miss Kate Cannon and Miss ArabeIle
Winston
Miss Margaret Barry gave a musicale
CO -..A 4A"NAits OtA -fAatAtlft street lf EnffUr
Of her guest, bliss Helen JOY Of Balti-
more. Several vocal selections were ren-
oered by AR. Won Burgon and Mr. Butler
on tae piano The house was beautifully
decorated with palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert c.. Myers ceIe-
prated the hftieth anniversary OF their
marriage Tuesday evening at tho resi-
cence ~ their daughter. Airs. George r.
Storniuger. NO. AIS Granny Street Those
VINO were present were Mr. and Mrs
Robert g. Mayos. Mr. and Mrs. George
~ s,orminger, Mr.. and Mrs Mary Bren-
a-nan. Harry Webster Ercnalnan Miss
Willie Mayes, Miss Lucille Afayes
Charles Mayes. Mr and Mrs Fred Stew
ems. Miss Stevens, MI and Mrs Morris
Asher. William H. Woln. and Robert
Saunders
Miss Margaret sprauey. OF Richmond.
is the guest o. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rem
ME- on Precursor Street
Mrs a. W Reid has returned home
after VISIT 10 friends in Washington
Mrs. Catherine Livingston BACON wo-
man comm ssione- for the jamestown
Exposition from Flo.ida, is the guest o.
Mrs Hugh y Page. on York Street
Miss Emily Gardiner entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Hurt. Of Richmond. az luuch-
con al her apartments. at the Nerr.nlac.
Miss Ruth Foster and Miss Frances
Conrad. 81 Washington. are the guests
~ Airs. George 81. Pollard. on Free
mason Street
Mrs. FOX. ~ Gloucester is tho guest OF
Mrs Henry Thompson. iu Client
Miss Annie Cutnbert. 81 Petersburg SIS
the guest OF Airs. Alan .. Barrow in
Client
Mrs J. ~. Perry. who las been visit
ing friends iu Asueyiue. y. c.. has re-
turned home.
Miss Lucy Brdgcrs. who has been the
I'D
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cut as ] have noted before. with W
shape opening lu front and pronounced
lower points. Iu fact. what has here
toiore teen considered the best form ln
" s-co., inr "car with the evening"
Jacket is now the choice 90 "a fcV for
formal usage. Personally Z dp mot ape
tuer tlc enc or the color.
and foresee bat O. neetire vogue.
Referring agaiu 20 the day walls. oat.
it may Dee OF brown or green. o1 a c0mhi-
nation of the two, brown being selected
N the suit bo OF green and vice versa.
Piping rs used ana not braid on tle
edges may be plain. a model recently
introduced closes with three huge butt
tons ot the same shade ass the texture.
bat this. / fancy, will Dee sho9tlvcd. as
ule garment does not set we'll with three
POT. Nr rut extremely IosV
DID 'front.' And that is tho direct anti
thesis oi the current vogue. which calls
l't very htue waisteoat openine oue but-
Old. 'tins fn-vr the jacSct lapel
Merely % obtain different cn,ct
tne classy iailors are cutting the etcn-
inr HrN"t ~traieht 800 front instead uI
curved It IS properly just a triIc sunrt-
er than the lounge Jacket is wen shaped
COB tae waist and has sught niie otor
the hips. iapels are broad ra.l.l
ard eIf-faccl To- thc cIsc.
However much some ct ns are Inclined
o. reicga;e the evening Jacket tl on-
4Eioh' We really can't d9 without &c.
i-fru "a tle kueNiedse 90 tlr vii.srro. q
D 'pulNr abuse OF the garment. W. ,,eR
pm vain for sunsutut. permitting of
SOD much ease az the club OBJ 90 t.D quiet
homo liurD. $50 tue evening il.Net i-
with US % stav-f was about to sty
a necessary evil owing OBJ por a'as mise
use
Caters are more worn than for several
scuaOna mast uarfi-uIa.IlE l4v tno rOunaar
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Gloucester Social


tspecih % The Tinses- Disr,atch.l
GLOUCESTER G.. H.. VA. November
h.-AInong the many pleasant social hap
ponings in Gloucester lately was a bridge
party IN honor of her guests. Mrs. Neal
ana Mrs. Woodbury.. given by Mrs. II
j. Taliaterro.
Mrs. A. w. wfthors gave a lunch. the
guest or honor being Mrs H. O. Sanders,
whose friends gave her warm welcome
ON hef return from European trip.
Mrs. Thomas Cotes Cloptou gave
dnner Co Mrs Charles T.. Cary and Mrs.
David Sanders
Miss Leah Tauaferro gave a lunch to
Oh s. Thomas Dixon.
Miss Margaret Tabb entertained the
NORTH River Bridge Whist club at its
INST meeting. The members are Mr.
and Mrs r. j. Tanafsrro. Sir. and Mrs.
AsnDy Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. IT, MARTIN
Nj and Mrs -. O. Sanders. Mr. ana
AiSs. fercevol Hicks. NJ. and Mn FAR
ley Clarke. ar and Mrs. David Sanders:
Misses Leah Taliafcrro. Margaret Tahn.
JUICE j. j. Talaferro. Mr.. George p.
Tallafcrro
Mrs. Thomas IT, Martin. % "Bergh
"es'ra. gave a beautiful lunch on We'd
Hesn'f- The house and table were most
sFustcally decorated with autumn
leaves. The guests were NesIarncs u. q.
Sanders. Charles r Cary. Richard 1s,ia-
l'rio, william Byrd Ice. 5. ~ Wood
bury. Farley Clarke and A. Arne John
son.
Mrs. II. J. Meredith gave a farewell
lunch 90 AR. ana AIRS Thomas Leaman.
who leit FOR Cincinnati
A very beautiful tea was given hy the
Ware River Circle OF Kings Daughters
~ Warner HAN" This beautiful resi-
dence was graciously loaned cor the oc-
caetnu av fh- Ioefaaz Mrs. Mar-la~9
Cheney
III. Walker Jones gave a sugar stew
on Thursday
Arr. and Mrs Harry Tatb arrived
from New York on Saturday. and are a.
sAoran." guets ~ ZION. ana airs. j.
Mrs. Janncy. ~ Marylani. is at Roar
inr Springs Visiting Mr. and Mrs RlctN
lri Jnnney
Mrs snoudeu Hopkins IS in Kent
county. Mars land. visiting her father
th" Rev. r S. Hepburn.
Mr ana Mrs Thomas Dixon. who have
been visiting SIR aad af-s Asaby Jones
have returned to Sew York
Mrs. A. ,5T vr..lard. ~ Chicago d. at
Warner iial' te guest 30 3Irr. 81. d.
Cheney
Mr John Ta1b of No,roia. spent ran,
~ tle week. at Dads ola home Simmer
vilfo"
Mrs. Carter caae.t has returned e-om
'lsit tn 'Iue Cclarsr near Rl~frr.or.1
au-- 81 ~ ram Who WAS - se..e...
10 Tee Convention ~ tho Woman
Ar'ilarr to tne BOARD of Missions. who,
Htt ln Is. .uorH from Gloucester r.
turned oa "wednesday.
Mr A. ~ "ta.rs ieft on W.l1es-
-aF for NasniuFton. ID o.. Cd VISIT his
-on Durham. at he Episcopal High
-canal near Alexandria.
F..rH.
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Some sigh 90 have their droarls come true.
1 cherish no such habit.
II dreams come true 'twlxt mo and Won
IA never eat Welsh rabbit
--washlnsson star.
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Do You Think
For Yourself ?

OF 40 you open your mouth like q young
piro ahd gulD down whatever food OF rnedi-
zine mai be offered your
NE\ n u = r
Sn~'oo>2roRn intelligent thinking woman.
In need ofGellet from weakness, nervousness.
pain and suNsSng. then II means much 20
you that theTe> anS tried and true ho1eSt
I-1sl4Slne -oE-KAAAGS- -CQERQs1IIQE. SOLD oy
or1zglsis lgL tha cgre OF Homan's us
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