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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
ORE EXHIBITS AT
SPOKANE FAIR
Old Camps Make Better Displays OF
Their Wealth and New Districts
Send Samples.

Word comes that a good mining ex-
hibit will be seen at the Spokane Inter
state fair this year, which opens Sep
tember "a Robt H. Cosgrove, man
ager of the fair, has preserved all the
exhibits which have been gathered dur
ing the last two or three years, and this
in itself makes good display of the
mineral resources of the Pacific north
west. Besides these, however, many
camps are sending in new specimens
which will freshen up their displays and
show the latest developments of their
mines and Che new discoveries.
George William Cornish, of Green
wood, B. c., is preparing entire new
exhibits of the big mines of the Bound
ary country, which will be shipped to
the fair this year. The Boundary in
the past has had some Of the best ore
ever seen in Spokane.
Many new exhibits will be made by
the mines of the Occur d'Alenes. This
district has been forging ahead with
great rapldlty during the past year and
the mining men believe that while in
the past they have had representative
showings of their properties at the Spo-
kane fairs, it is quite necessary that
these be added to in order to properly
represent the mines of this now famous
section. 1t is the desire of the man.
agement of the fair that all the dis
tricts in the Pacific northwest follow
the example of the Occur d'Alenes and
the Boundary, and strengthen their dis.
plays at the fair, which lasts two weeks
this year, instead of one, and viii be q
greater benefit to all miners who ex-
hibit. Several new camps and discov'
cries will make showing for the frs
time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

Mrs. Newton arrived home last
Saturday from Spokane.
An adjourned fistic encounter
between a young man by name
Of Bud Hutcheson and a fellow
by name of Dodge took place in
Orogrande Saturday night, in
which Hutcheson used a club and
broke several Of Dodge's ribs.
Dodge was also struck on the
head and on one arm. The
trouble started in a saloon be-
tween Dodge and a man by name
Of McClelland. Hutcheson took
Dodge off McClelland's hands
and waylaid him later in the day.
DR.. ]. D. Shinnick was called
from here that evening to dress
Dodge's wounds.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
GREAT GOLD COUNTRY.
Howard PoweIson Favorably Impressed
By Crooked River Strike.

In a business letter to the Min
!, ing News, Howard Powelson of
Dixie says:
81 just got back from Crooked
/, creek excitement. There are
some wonderfully rich lodges in
that district. The Snowshoe
claim has several cross cuts on
the surface, probably about 600
feet in length. The LEDGE will
average in width from six to
thirteen feet, and it will average
in panning at least $50 per ton.
4 1T is the greatest gold country
II was ever in.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Named By Cottonwood Convention
Last Saturday.
ENDORSED VIM. J. BRYAN
No Opposition to Frank Rice For Ttens-
urer---The Ticket,

The democratic county convention
held in Cottonwood last Saturday was
called to order by Hon. A. F. Parker,
secretary of the county democratic cen
tral committee. The convention opened
at eleven o'clock. A. L. Creelman was
chosen temporary chairman; j. A. Brad
bury, temporary secretary. The follow
ing committees were appointed by the
chair: Committee on credentials, E. l..
Hussman, E. M. Watson, w. N. Scales,
J. M. Shaw, w. M. Schiller. Com
mittee on order of business, w. G.
Brown, Thos. Harris, Robert White,
Conrad Quinlin and W. S. M. Williams.
. Committee on resolutions, G. T. Simons,
w. H, Harris, F. Wyatt, Ben Gerding
and j. A. Bradbury. At this time
recess was taken until one o'clock to
give the committees time to make up
their reports At one o'clock the fol-
lowing resolutions were read:
1--WE, your committee on resolutions,
respectfully report the following reso-
lutions to be adopted by the convention:
We, the democrats of Idaho county,
Idaho, reafirm our devotion to the great
principles of democracy adopted by the
national democratic convention of 1896
and hereby renew our allegiance to our
peerless leader, William Jennings Bryan,
democratic nominee for president in
1908. We adopt the state platform of
Idaho as adopted at Occur d'Alene. We
pledge the nominees of this convention
to a clean, honest and economical ad-
ministration of the offices of Idaho
county
The reading of the resolutions, at that
point where Mr.. Bryan's name was
read, was interrupted by loud and en-
thusiastic cheers and at the conclusion
of the reading the convention fairly
made the echoes ring.
The following men were then nomi-
mated to the different positions on the
ticket:
For State Senator Geo. T. Simons,
Cottonwood.
For Representatives N. Cassell,
Roosevelt; w. S. Williams, Mt. Idaho;
James Surridge, Harpster.
For Auditor-J. l. Overman, Grange
VILE
4 For Prosecuting Attorney-E. M.
Griffith, Grangeville.
For Sheriff j. V. Baker, Cotton
wood
For Assessor. V. Nash, Whitebird.
For Probate Judge-R. F. Fulton,
Grangeville.
For County Superintendent Profes-
sor Greenough, Grangeville.
For Surveyor-W. C. McNutt, Grange
vile.
For Coroner S. Hancock, Grange
vile.
For Commissioners district, t
.NQuinlin, Kooskia; End district, George
Y Striker, Cottonwood; 3rd district, James
Lannon, Whitebird.
Permanent Organization Chairman
w. w. Brown, Grangeville; secretary
A. F. Parker, Grangeville.
Reese Hattabaugh, the democratic
nominee for congress- addressed the
convention, and was we'll received.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08
BRUIN WANTED 'EM
Bear Made Bold Sortie at the Pete
Campbell Home.
WAR is NOW DECLARED
CampbeIl's Force on Hostile Footing is
Looking for Bruin.

The Mining News would advise
all its readers that if any of them
have occasion to pass or go near
the Pete Campbell ranch after
night they use the greatest care.
It is recommended that they be-
gin to whistle the moment they
pass the last street light in the
city, and keep on with the noise
until they get within two hun
dred PAGES of the Campbell home.
For sake Of convenience and
safety it is further recommended
that you be provided with mega
phone, a couple gross Of cannon
firecrackers or anything else you
are sure that will let Pete know
you're coming. When at the
two hundred pace limit halt, set
off your blasts and don't proceed
until you arouse Pete and get as
surance from him that he recog-
nizes you as a messenger of peace.
If you can't arouse Campbell it is
better for you to camp right
where you are for the rest of the
night or retrace your steps and
put off the errand until the follow
ing day.
All of this unusual procedure is
due to an unfriendly visit bruin
made at the Campbell ranch a
few nights ago. Since then Pete
and all the carpenters employed
on his new house are on a war
footing. The boss camps on the
roof Of the chicken house at night
surrounded with all his own in
struments of war and others he
borrowed from his neighbors, and
Murphy and Abe House sleep on
rafters at the highest point of the
new building, one with a double
blade axe in his hand, and the
other with a crowbar lying across
his breast. The hired man is
hung up in a small tree nearby
with his pockets full Of salt.
The editor Of the Mining News
heard the complete history of the
events leading up to this strenu-
GUS life at the Campbell ranch.
but in order to avoid recapitula.
ton and thereby give the full
story in one issue all the facts
will be kept in the reporter
note book until the battle is over.
Suffice to say Pete is so thoroughly
drilled now that there is M
danger that the next time he viii
get hold of the neck Of the five
gallon demijohn and think thai
is his "3O-3O."
Work is progressing slowly OF
the new house.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

A fire has been burning in the
forest reserve on the butte west
Of here the past three days, but
it does not appear threatening.
The hazy condition of the atmos-
phere the past two weeks is due
to fires in the yellow pine forest
along the Clearwater,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-09-08

The sale of the stock in the
Crooked River company on which
assessment was delinquent is be
ing sold this week in the COM
pany's Office in Orogrande.
, 1906-06-20
The JUNE DAYS AT
WILDWOOD-BY SEA
Miss Haddie Morris Resigns Her
Position at wildwood Bazaar.
Apartment House for Crest
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST

Miss Haddie Morris has resigned her
position as head clerk and bookkeeper
at Wild wood Bazaar, taking effect last
night. Miss Morris entered this we'll
known store as a school girl ten years
ago and by strict attention to duty
gradually worked herself up to her
high position, occupying the position
of cashier also during the past few
years. She was courteous to customers
and for years has been a valued en-
ployeee, appreciated alike by employ
er and patrons.
Mrs. Il. F. Seward, of Philadelphia,
an extensive property owner, spent
over Sunday here a guest at the Lynd-
hurst. Mrs. Seward intends to erect a
large apartment house at Wildwood
Crest. Other guests of the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Benson, Chas. e.
Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Shall
cross, of Philadelphia.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. \
S. +. Mcknight has resigned as treas
urer of the local gas company and
julius Rauch has been elected as his
successor. Treasurer Rauch can be
found at his Office at the corner of
spencer ana racine at mOst
all hours by those having business with
the company.
Harry Berger has rented the ground
floor of the Schild Cottage, 122 East
Glen wood Avenue, where he aud his
wife are entertaing Jacob Buggar and
wife, of Philadelphia.
All kinds of fancy cakes at Coombs'
bakery.
Miss Madge Stryker, of Wildwood,
and Hunter Kitchen, of Wheeling,
West Virginia, were married in Phila-
delphia on Monday, June IL. Their
honeymoon was spent in Sea Isle City,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
Mrs. ]. X. Toulson, of Philadelphia,
has taken the Smith cottage for the
season.
Come and see the latest novelty at
Wonfor's photo gallery, New Ocean
Pier. Ping pong photos, 2S for 3Oc. n
MI. and Mrs. Ince have taken a two
months residence in apartments No.
81, West Side.
Continued on Page
, 1906-06-20
HOLLY BEACH YACHT
CLUB SECURES SITE
Club House to be Erected on Sum
set Lake This Season. To
Cost Over 5000
BREEZY PERSONAL NOTES

The Holly Beach Yacht Club held
an important meeting last Saturday
night in the Bor ugh hall. The pur-
chase of a piece of land of Baker Broth
ers facing on Sunset Lake, Wildwood
Crest, for which the club has been
negotiating for some time, was author
lied. The location selected is an ideal
one and the club intends to push the
work of constructing a modern club
house with all rapidity, so that it
will be completed before the close of
the summer season.. Plans will be
drawn Immediately. The club house
will be an elegant affair both inside
and out and will cost when completed
over $4,000. The Holly Beach Yacht
Club is indeed made up of progressive
members.
Carl A. Haswin, manager of the Sea-
board Cement Stone Co. attended the
special Council meeting at Avalon on
Friday evening last. Bids for the con
struction of $4,000 square feet of cement
sidewalk were opened. The contract
was awarded to the Seaboard Cement
Stone Co Mr.. Haswin being the low
est bidder.
The most artistic views Of Five Mile
Beach yet offered for sale. Original.
2 for DC. Published and for sale only
by Wonfor& Son, photographers, New
Ocean Pier.
Sheriff Bright informs the JOURNAL
that the item published sometime ago
to the effect that he had bought a
tract of land at Sea Isle Junction was
without foundation and that he is not
directly or indirectly interested in the
purchase.
The entertainment at which Miss
Jean Wilson is to recite aud which
was advertised to take place at Wild
wood Casino on June 30, has been
changed TO Friday evening. June 30,
and the place to lie the Holly Beach
borough hall.
Fish story, copy righted, 10 cents.
Mrs. G. F. Naegele and family, of
New York, arrived OF Friday evening
and are Eat home'' for the summer at
LOG Cables" their picturesque cot
tage on Leaning avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mautz, of Phila-
delphia, are a delightful acquisition to
the summer colony at Holly Beach.
Mrs. Mautz is a musician and the pos
SCISSOR of a fine contraltO voice.
William Hoos and family will take
possession of the Page cottage on
Andrew avenue next Saturday for the
season. Mr.. Hoos is president of the
Consumers Ammonia Co., whose
plant is at Coopers Point, Camden.
The paving of Pacific venue has
been deferred until fall.
/ have for rent a few more furnished
cottages, we'll located, also boarding
house with ocean front. Apply to K.
Yenney, Real Estate, 1873 Burk avenue,
Holly Beach, N. j.
The Castlereigh, on Taylor and Rio
Grande has been rented for
the season to II. Burnside, a Philadel-
phia druggist who with his family
will occupy it this summer. This will
be Mr.. Burnside's first season in Holly
Beach.
, 1906-06-20
ST. SimeOn's Sunday School
Picnic

The Sunday-school of st. Simeon's
church will hold its picnic on Thursday,
June p. Wagons will take the officers,
teachers, and scholars to Pierce's Point.
The church will provide for the enter
tainment of all those connected with
the school, and thus get rid of in
dividual lunch carrying. The children
will please assemble at the church on
Thursday at 8 O'Clock a m. Parents of
children belonging to the school are
cordially invited to go with us and
spend a day in the country, FREE OF
Cost. Arrangements have been COM
pleted, and include all sorts of fun for
both boys and girls.
, 1906-06-20

Miss Edna Barnett was an over Sun
day visitor in Bridgeton.
Buy your lumber of Diamond d Cos
Centre House guests this week have
been Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Borden,
Bridgeton; w. l.. Cain, Camden; P.
Gulian Lacham, Atlantic City, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Beige, Philadelphia, j.
Morgan Dix, Court House.
Henry Apeler and family, of Phila-
delphia, have arrived for the summer
and are in their cottage.
, 1906-06-20
Publishing OF the Laws

The Newark advertiser, West Jersey
Press, Salem Sunbeam and other repre-
sentative State papers are making their
annual protest against the policy which
abolished the publication of new laws
in the newspapers. The State can
afford the expense and the people have
a right to know the laws that govern
them.-Vineland journal.
, 1906-06-20

Robert Boyce, a Philadelphia grocer,
has rented the Golden Rod cottage on
Bennett avenue and will occupy it
with his family this summer.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. X
Three Philadelphia school teachers,
the Misses McQuaide, have taken
apartments in the Messena cottage for
the summer.
E. S. Culver and J. j. Dennison
made a business trip to Sea Isle City
on Monday.
, 1906-06-20
j. Harry Anderson has accepted a
position with E. s. Culver & Co.

Among the Philadelphians who
registered at the Beachwood the past
week were E. Hurdy, d. H. Little,
G. ID. Glessner, l.. M. Sherwood, S. p.
Almond, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. Smith,
Chas. l.. Heinle and family, Henry
Schwemmer, William Ackley.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. X
Robert Sutterly, of Philadelphia, has
taken the King cottage on Hand ave-
nue. for the season..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
IN A BAD WAY"
Many a Richmond Reader will
Tdel Grateful for This
Information.

When your back gives out:
becomes lame. weak or aching;
when urinary troubles set in
Your kidneys are "in a bad way"
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Here IS local evidence 20 prove IL.
r. .. Atkinson. ~ eoi Mosby Street
says: For two years OF and on have
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could not stoop unless sharp twinges
caught me across the back and through,
tho loins. Morning after morning arose
with my back 50 lame and sore that I
could hardly dress II took cold these
troubles were cure 20 30 aggravated
Finally distressing urinary weakness set
in. The action ~ the kidney secre,ions
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than I expected The backache LEFT me
entirely. rho urinary weakness was cor
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agents for the United States.
Remember the Doan's-and take
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FREDERICKSBURG SOCIAL

f~ls I'D f1 The Times Dispatch
fHEntNfCNSBt re-. VA September
Air Robert sim. of New York who S.
0rrin- near thc summit ia spot
r, Nfiit county. gave d lunch party to q
tInier of his friends in this civ ONE
evening tni~ week. The party went from
.'fe down the Rsppaaanuock some dis
..r.' Launch Was served at b NJ
and tnc party returned here at D. ~
An enjoyable dance was given Tues
d1y night in Pythian Han by a number
of Young men 20 their young lady friends.
Mt and Mrs John Blight entertained
their friends Monday evening 4 num-
beg % guests We're present
Miss Mamie Forbes o. this city, and
% party ~ friends are travelling in Europe
Miss Lila Masters NJ Washington Is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. J. w. Masters.
Hiss =. Bruce Goolrick. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
CLARKE SOCIAL
Special 90 Tho r,me.-Dispa,oal

Spa '' l'e Time ''sIatoh1
MlLLW'Ob. VA september DIR.
Lewis Green % Alexandria sn.r+ e,.
aav Al ,rass.,,. rs...,. asset, H..
on lTonday Dr ia 1fr. ~ ~ N5lle'-
Ism S,r ~ ,i-i. - ~ ~ ~ '.i-|il Mllnrr
sir J. Tor.ns4a5 i,.',y..-I' ri's-ir.
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AZ plf.~. - t,. ..
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roam t...i.ae- ill., >-.- " ~ j. La.i-
r.r for short s...- - "' i'"'-
Dr William y ry~04u d., p,...
hire A. IA 81 tti NfiS-
Els Sister Mrs. sl'. r., Ni'n4'F To- visit
Airs Borofa, H.rl''r..,, i.r-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. Sept. J.
With the advent OF September the SUM
NOR season is practically over AT Old
Point. and the guests at the hotels are
leaving for their homes
Those who are lingering on find ample
occupation in boating, bathing and fish
ing. and the always popular tennis and
bridge
Cards have been received az old Point
from Mrs. Alexander p. Grice. OF Ports
mouth. for the marriage Of her daughter.
susie Brooks 10 Mr. Edward Graham
hutner Assistant Naval Constructor.
United states Navy, on Thursday. Sep
t'Wh"r thc sixth. at half past eight
O'Clock. jon St Johns Church Ports
month"; a large reception Will follow
tlc ceremony.
D-. and Mrs Jessie p. Mcbride. Of CO.
Iumnia Pa. have sent out cards am
nouncine The marriage Of their daush-
Ter Jessie Chambers 10 Nr John Henri,
Walsh. Assistant Naval Constructor.
n'ted states Navy. Ia Columbia. ou SAT-
'riay. August the twenty-fifth
Nr Henry Fielding Sinclair of New
port News has announced the engage
mrnt OF his daughter Elizabeth Havtop
Goo Mr. Harry Morton NeusirK. of New
aiR' ~ j. The wedding VIII occur in
the early autumn
Ffe officers who VIII o., n tlo new
class at In. ARTILLERY School at Fortress
Monroe reported FOR duty .p Wedues-
day. and for the next year thew and
their families Will DO welcome additions
CD the society nf ola Fo-ut
Recent arrivals ar The Chamher.in are
Mr and AIrs. Charles a. ponuclly Pail
adelpnia. AR and Nrs o g. 81 Brown.
Washington. Nr and Airs w g.. s..
Todd Mrs Cora WILSON. SOW York. Mis-.
j. W. shaw Miss Henrietta Shaw. Miss
Irene shaw Washington. Mrs r. IT,
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NORFOLK SOCIETY

vaiescing at the homo os DTS mother. in
lexington after an opera boa for ans
pendicitis. returned THURSDAY. ava has
taken up his ministerial duties ngain
Ex-Governor Tyler is in Sew York
city as a member Of the reception CONE
mi'tee appointed 20 welcome W. j.
Bryan 90 America.
Mrs Kept Lambeth and son. Roland.
~ Alexandra, are visiting AIRS. y. O.
Billiard
Misses Anna and Bessie Render
dine returned "Wednesday from trp go
Washington. Niagara and Canada.
Mrs Laura Ncnable ard aalcltcrs.
Misses Louise and Laura Venaho. arr
visiting Mrs. George W Miles 90 Marion
Mrs. w. r. Lisnn. who WAS recently
operated on for facial neuralgia n the
Hvgeia Hospital Lynchburg hg Dr. Du-
lard. has returned home ulrh Improved
On health.
Mrs Goldshoro Serpeile. ~ Norfols.
who has spent the month o. August ar
the Greonbriar White Suiuhr~ will VISIT
Mrs. d. Ioge Tyler the first 20 Poo week
Miss Mary Hawcs Tyler 90 R richmond.
is guest of Mrs. Tyler.
Mr john r.off. editor of tne Mont
somery ~ sseuger. is ar Santa Barbara.
CAL. Tor a stay Of sev-tli weeks. He
was accompanied 10 his daughter Miss
Harriet Eoff. Who vii visit relatives .n
Chicago and -. Paul.
Mrs IS. % FuqGs ara children ar.
visiting Dr Fuqua's mother. .r rlIvauua
Mrs. NcCleavy and children. 40 PEE
tersburg. arc AZ Ingles.de. t.e home ~
N--. Mack Ineies. FOR the nortl % Ser
'.rnter.
SIR June Po,terant. % Sew Orleans
formerly student at 81 AHaas. Was
q visitor a. the home OF Governor Tyler
laet week.
ar ryree billiard. OF Lyn-aaarr. and
&r Joseph r. Brown. of Louisville.
visited friends in town n Few DAYS ago.
Mrs Charles r Epliag underwent an
operation Thursday AZ h-r home OH
Eighth Street
Mrs. J. w. Mitchell and daughter. u SIS
Constance spent Thursday with Mrs
William fngies. On route % rroIr home
m Bloomington. IN. after spending th.
summer in Virginia
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NORFOLK, VA. September l-NIrs.
John a. Campbell Croner. who spent a
month az the Greenbrler White Sulphur
Springs. is now 90 Warrentou. Va she
vii remain in Warrentoa until October
LIST.
Mss Mary King Nash IS visitin..
friends iu tees1l~g
Mrs. George Peterson and Miss Sue
peterson. OF Baltimore. are az 1Irs.
samuers cottage. Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ Killam havs
LETT for Yarmouth. Nova Scotia. where
they VIII spend several weeks.
Mr.. ana Mr. Henry Rcardon and son.
who have been at Sweet Chalybeate
Springs FOR few weeks. have returned
home
Miss Emily Baker and Miss May and
Hope Baker win spend the remainder oe
the summer AT Blue Ridge Springs
Miss Aneen Petit has gone 90 The
Mecklen5urg Hotel. chase city. where
she will remain several weeks.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Dene carr. 70 New YORK.
ere guests az the Pine Beach Hotel
Lieutenant and Mrs r. s. Douefas left
san Francisco for Norfolk on Tlcrd DAY..
and are expected 10 arrive "a ,,oftai4
tomorrow Co., -it Ir,. George 49, l,-.-
son, Oh CRANKY Street..
Miss Mitue Dobson. wlo IS the guest
~ Mrs Arthur Gray, ON Duke street.
left Saturday for hey home $40 Lyu.a-
burg
Mrs. Robert ArcNee.y. who has bee,.
visiting N-s Denis AIaaau. ID tre n4y.-
yard left yesterday Afternoon ..r Sew
York.
Admiral and Ms Berry VIII witness
the naval review at oyster bas oa M9l-
day.
Miss Fay Martin. who ai,a IL parts, Of
friends sailed iast spring f9r Naples ana
spent tue summer ln visiting places o.
interest By Italy. switzerland. Germany.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02

dried ana stayed all night on Tuesday
900 powlafan.
Miss Ellen Irwin. OF Baltimore who
.as been spending 1--WE or six weeks at
Mrs. o. r. Tucker s.. near Boyce return
eI home ou Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
First and Broad Streets
Faulkner & Warmer Co.

( oo7 pairs sold two contestants making the
same estmate-Mrs- a. r. Binford. ~ south
tlle street, and Mrs. Pearce. H315 East Mar
s9aH Call Tuesday at 10 o'clock and decide
(which one gets tho prize
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-28

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