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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
PEOPLE IN CAR Oh e
(specIa1 l. the Tlm1.,e,s-pi.past ch.,

(sSneclal ID ne ~ tIneS-L)lsP
BOWLING GREEN, VA. August 17..-
Mr. Joel aaines has gone to Loudoun
county and Maryland for ten days
visit. 8 ils q
Mrs, F.tw. chandler spent this week
In Richmond. Visiting Mrs. George r.
Misses Estelle and julia Collins are
spending some time with friends at
Penola. 55 i 81 n s8f SSi
Mrs, T. y b. Gill was In Richmond this
week visiting friends. s,SS ~ sf5 je
Mrs, Maggie Webb after a visit Of sew
ieral weeks to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. B, Collins. has returned to her homo
near Franklin. 4. }2S ,s3 FL
Mr.. Everett Butler, Of Richmond, s
spending some time with his parents.
Ill Mr.. W. II. And erson has returned to-
his home In Savannah. 4 after n visit Of
several weeks to HIS mo her. 81
5f; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.. Coghill are visiting
friends at AIontagues. In Essex county,
( Mr. Joseph Collins and wife, OF all!on,j
Ala, are visiting relatlveu In Caroline
Mr.. James T. Jessee and wife. Of She'll
VILE, KY. are visiting Mr., Eugene Bowie.
near Ezra.
uncle, Mr. John M Garrett, ~ KING
and Queen county, 5,s
Miss Ruth Barlow has returned home
laftcr a VISIT to Richmond OF several
Nj and Mrs. III. NJ pegg have returned
home after spending some time In Wtet
Virginia, a s3t ii I'll 3E{
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WILMINGTON, N. c.
fs,nac,aI, "a ,rhe Times,Di.nkyatch.


3.'WILdIKGToN,sN N. q, August lS,-T IN
business men OF the city royally enter
talned at an elaborate banquet at the
Hotel barrymore, Wrlghtsyille Beach,
Wednesday night, the delegates to the
East Carolina Truck and Fruit Growers
Association which met in annual session
In Wilmington Wednesday, afternoon,
Covers were laid for between one and
two hundred. and Editor 2, ", Whlte-
head, of the Carolina Fruit and Truckers
Journal. happily acted as tonstmaster,
Two sailing parties, both given aboard
the natty yacht Hartsayer, by the
owner and master of the craft. Mr. G,
d.. Mafrit, this week, One WAS given
IN honor of Miss Rozelle, Of Winchester,
Va, who8is tho popular guest Of Miss
Nellie Durham, and the other was cons
pllmentary to Miss Cox, of Albany, Ga,
and Miss Willinghan, Of College Park,
Ga. VEIN Az 8i n
Mr., George Elliott, assistant K general
counsel for the Atlantic Coast Line, With
iheadquarters In this city, has leased the
4 handsome home of Baroness Poisson, at
Observation-Disclosures Sound, and vii live
there during the coming winter. The
attractive place adjoins sAirlie. the costly
winter rendezvous of siE Mr.. Pembroke
Jones. 9issi ssi.,
Thursday the officers Of the local mil-
.,tary entertained, in eta bora to manner 4, q
popular visitor to the city, CAPTAIN III
4 S, Wilkins, commander Of the NY lson ~,
sC.) Light Infantry. 4
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ N, Switzerland res
turned this week from their Bird tour,
spent at Ocean View, Ya' & s34 Sgi 81
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GLADE SPRING I'M
tspec,al Is Tho Times Dlspatch,>

J. Il .Af II IL .u = H
GLADE SPRING, var August lls s.,
Mrs. a. x. Vaughan, who has been speho--
Ing the past Lfcw weeks In 5Washlngt
D. O.. returned to her home q T this place
Wednesday morning. III .b " sf5&S
3y Mr.. II. g. A1oorman, OF Lynchburg'& a. 9,
spent this week here With relat ives.
b Messrs. G.. II. Allison and ~ g. wright
left here Thursday morning for q pleasur
trip to Atlantic City. n. ].
Miss Tina Hobbs, Of Saltyllle, AZ
was here Thursday, 4 q. JaaJ
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.SAllison, OF Knoxville.
Tenn, visited relatives here this week
Mr.. Frank Folensbu. Jr., who has
been working near Norfolk, Va, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with home
folks. sss 55 a 4.
Mr.. IT. II. Asbury and sister, Mrs. p.
w. Atkins, and two little daughters, left
mere Tuesday morning for points In East
ern Virginia. where they will visit friends
and relatives. 4. 81 !. 5 81 !, 4, 3, !,
Several OF our citizens went to Bristol
Thursday to attend the Democratic con-,
yentlon. $,
Iast Tuesday night In honor OF Miss NAn-5
draws, OF tynchburg, Va.
& Miss Lenora Giles invited a few friends
10 her home Tuesday night to celebrate
her eighteenth birthday. III
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LEXINGTON
!, nanlalito ITO Times I1ispateh.)


Augus,tf, 4 1s'I ~ !, "a
n II 'exingtorl the past week visiting n l!s
brother d REV. James II. Graham, a. w ny
c,hinese Presbyterian mis- ton VINO ~ tl,t Y
rr,inst Tnf REV. j. AZ d. Booker, , .. Y, !.
IL Mrs. TS gan p end eton last week ~
81 exinptor vi I'll her mother Mrs y. Hn t n
doInh Trucker and her sist ers ~ rs JOIN
I,E1nga n and Mrs. John ca rnl mat nae On l.: .
f7vlgit to Atlantic City. !. Y u
CAPTAIN and Mrs ark tiat "a 2. q
mark have gone to Nortn "a
yst 4, sen nd M n W eiy,l engineer on
Mi. William G, Gilmore. OF New H ~.
sr1ent the past week In Lexington g nsnnr.
the family OF Captain u preston tiooi n. II
NJ NJ Gilmore formerly lived here. II,
fs M rsI Henry 81 Holmes ana ,ti%o az C:. ~
tlrerl.4of newport News. are Vlsl.ii1is s 10
lain and Mrs. Jacob Rodrick: 7, 10
County Superintendent ois ScnototS u , @
Efilnger was a. VS. t,ae 10 pass ~
1n II ~ Grinstead. OF Charleston,
~. Va, 5 In Lexington vi STING MS "
Mr. j. w Il g rlnstead. !. L, !. ~, i
sirs. Is b. Foltz OF eld mas s91t,.
..nf'i,nge county to visit her la ~,
Tohn Shule, Who, on the - i,ls :. -,
ceIcbrated his nlnety-second 5plr 'E'1y - ''s
yhMyitlg family reunio ~, u 4 ~ Y
~ ~ Frank "A g. Bnyiiss an tr Iea ware
q. i'll. Kirk, bot ii OF w, Z
RI "a m,Iel1 nj. Dold, OF Faducah. =,
d 'visitingiiis her. MIS- emma -.
Dold rs y, . !. ,,, : g, III "a
i13a wiey SPRINGS, Bride Sc water. " ayntets;-
horn& nd sOtherEpoIntS t5ti
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GOSSIP Of 5 READ D, I Y \ E: /; ]
Review Of Weeks Work 81 All
Nations Where Manufacturers
I and Mechanics Hold Sway

n san Francisco Cal, Is to have a build 5l
ing trades temple. $3.S
New, Zealand blacksniths are paid
from So to $3.50 @ day.
Cutlery forgers OF southbri dye, Mass IS,
formed a union recently.
Il Austria has $4,000 miners, OF whom
54o, 900 are organized In unions.
The brotherhood OF Carpenters and
yJoiners issued twenty-four charters IN
June IL 5iii a S5s VI MI "a sS5
l Garment workers, the mai ority ! "a: tai
fans, arc on strike at y tica, n, n
Timers Of Nashville. Tenl.,8 are on
strike to enforce the eight-hoursda day.
New Orleans Ia. union PLY mbe ,
been on strike since the first Of theSyear
KnIghts Of Labor members at Boston,
Mass. d have decided upon d political sa &C
3tivity * AZ J. =, 49,, 7.
land. Me-, have secured the ielght-hooluirr
Slate workers In Maine have secured
d nlne-hour day and g 10 per cent. IN
d I ,abor Commissioner Williams. Of Min
nesot ia, IS n probable cand for Mayor NJ I
lint
"a me tel Chicago Ill) Federatlo no Of Labor
Is to organize UNION tor " Wy
stock yards 1,,a,,a !.
land O., have secured an increase o.
one cent an hour J. s. I. Y,
fathers Of Cleveland. O., have raised
their Iniation fee to s25 and the dues are
'tg Cloth Hat and Gap Makers de-.
clared for international socialism at their
recent conyen ton. q. Il, s.
Bridge and structural ron workers q y nave
formed new unions IN alllltleol', S'1s'',
United sWeayers' ANA lgamated Assoc
sclatIon5 Will hold Its X convent Ion In l5os-
ton, Mass, on August 2ot y ,ysii ~
696 Iri,r workers are; now GLAZING q de-
~ "a for their label, and planning q cnin-
SnnIen for8the coming senson, HI
Arran genlents arc being made FOR an
9exhibit az i,nion-lnade goods at tho M
Snesota state Fair In Sep tempe "
99T he bartendcrs OF New Work VIII De-
imand an increase ~ Us WAGES sep TEMPER
8i.t THE union has over Il 200 members,
sTn s,srance there are about 200 900 min
ave- md ia 600 are org nj zed hey have
ta,n ,ll,Srs the French lar lament
An effort will l,e made by the Hroth-
Snrhnrti az Book binders 4 q. nrsa NJ ga tllat :
trade more thoroughly m tho sont hern
States. q, s9I L, 4. "a q. 4,
painters ut Rock ford ,asll Va. ~ 49, tWoryeaHs
/ asgreen,ent With 2 l-2 cents an hoprsfn-
grease for 4 1907
n More Nor, !tll,Sn $500, odQ was Rpid IN Sick
and death benefits 3 last year by unions
I uitIIlllnted With the ll,erica deratlon
$of I.a hor. II vs. lsS S
9u Mon teaustegs have introduced an
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FREDERICKSBURG
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(EDcctal TIN tells
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y a., August lS.--
Miss Carrie Barney, who wi soon grad u-
ate as a trained nurse at the Union
Protestant Hospital. in Bal imore q Is hero
visiting her sister, Mrs. I. w Hard Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. B. Bolts have re =
turned from months visit to- r Roanoke.
where they we're guests OF Mr.. Bo 'tt
son. City Collector James B. Bolts.
Miss Ernestine cambridge, OF. Kansas
CITY. Mo. who has been a guest for sew
eral weeks OF Judge ]. T. y Goolrick and
family. has returned home. asyis I'LL {
Mrs. Z. NJ. Campbell, Of Washington.
who has been isting{ Mrs. 2, 7. Baker,
has returned home. III i HI 81 III NJ
Miss Annie May Baker Is visiting
friends In LANCASTER county. s5 Il.
Dr. 10. T. 3Jett and sister have re turned
from Atlantic City. 81 81.
48 Miss Eulai Henderson is gVlsltlns " 4ITlenus
in washington. "A.
Dr. r. WI Stiff, of Richmond was here
this week guest OF his brother Or. n
MRS. Frank r. Tyler. ii Of staunton, Is
here visiting Mr. Tylcr's parents, Mr,sanl
Mrs. Frank XII Ty ler.s @ q 81 :.5. rs 5:5
Mrs Maria X. Daniel is visiting rela-
Stives In charlestown. w I,s
Mr., r. Fred Brown has returned from
a pleasure trip to Maine. W s
Il Miss Bessie Con, bs. W no has been visit
ing the Misses Barber hero, has re turned
to her home In I.ancas tcr3 coun " " III ssl
Mrs. John Il. HI gan, Of 5Dnnville who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. B. Gray. near this city, has re-
turned homo, "A 3 IL n q
4 Nj. ana Mrs n y, ! Smith laye eturned
from a$ton days sojourn at Irvine ton l
Miss Fannie Smith, who. has been visit
ing Miss Mary Moncure, has returned ed to
Alexandria. i45 fgj5A .i8
Mrs. Henry ]. ziegemeler, VITO Of
lieutenant zIegemeier, Y. 9. OF
Annapolis is visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
Ashton, at uRoxbury," In spotsylYnnla
county. }3l /,
Mr.. S. s. Bradford ana family have re- re !.
turned from camping trip Of several
weeks on the upper RappahannocS, IA
Mrs, a. p Rowe and two children jS have V
returned from nm extended Visit 70 rela-
tiyes Mt .Irvingto on,
Iessick, OF Irylngton. We're here THIS
week Visiting rela tlyes, sssg y
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REN ! }; ] A..
Z fsnec,,tl Z, 2 M. rne !. 1 i, ms. p1Ha.ch.)

NJ IA WREN CEvILLD, a, August. 4 s.. 81
AZ Misses T,rnbull, Of Harmony Grove roy J;
gnya NJ d very enjoyable altn,tag7 7lEat !
pa tle..5$$ n r thursday "a evening In homo q
theIr guests. & Misses Virgil la and Katye
Glazcbrook, Lucy Meade. Flora a lien. q
Cochran. Va. Hiss Yirdie Allen. o. :. Pe :.
3tersb,,rg. va: Miss Ilah HI I<ilby, Of SUI Z
folk and Miss Nettie Rawlings. q New .V'
Kern. N. G. IA Additional guests for. the
ave1,ing were Miss Nellie Turnhulii MISS
3Estelle crump. Messrs. ~. King. II !.
rawlings C. o. Duke, N. 8. Turnbull.
CHARLES Turnhull, j. B. Y aliory. Jr., 9.
r. Palmer. a. . s. Green, g. n. BURGESS.
walter Turnbull, Nat Turnbull.. WI 2. s - :
53,TIurnb1ill, C. II. 5cbrcll. Judge Turnbull,
DR. Kendis, OF LunenburE. and ME- t'a az Y
slaughter, OF New York.
Miss Lille Shell. OF Mecklenburg. and
Mr. Vernon b. Mitchell, brother OF our
townsmcn, Messrs. w. B. and Charles !.
Mitchell 81 were quic tly8 married ct the
ia rsonage here Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Robins Rob ms
officiating. ,f s8 s..
Mrs. =, T.. Pattison md her daushters,
MICS sadie Tabb and Miss Daisle Patti
son 81 Richmond are visiting pr. ana
Mrs. e. r.. Turnbull.
hi Mr.. and Mrs. Powhntan Breeden, after
u pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs g, -.
May, have returned to their home Eln1 y IN
Richmond 5 Va. Il q ,S5 ,,iSi n III Il.
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Special e rho Times. Dispatch,

N Especial Is Tho Times. Dispatch) NJ
SaS BRADFORD, VA August 1s.Mrs II. s..
Jones was hostess TO the Current Events
Club Wednesda y, and 1ar1e, party Of
visitors added D to the pleasu res Of the
afternoon As charming musical pro-
#granme was rendered by Miss Alice
Jones, Miss Katie carlock, Mira. J. +. y.
Brewer, Of Bristol (; Mrs. e; u T Kearsley
and Miss Madeline KeIpp, ~ Florida.
!. Refreshment is were served by Miss " ones
and Mrs Fields Baldwi .3.;
d Mrs. y. Cnstlss Peter ntertained Thurs-
day in honor OF her cousin. Miss 3Aiittio
Pile, Of Council aBuff Iowa. .3s .sE ts
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Brewer a I'd children
returned to their home IN Bristol Thurs
day after a visit TO Il Mrs. " II. H. .Sss L:
sCarlock u;
2. Mrs. Joseph Trigg Is seriously II L
the home ot her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Nv. R. Roberts. n, ~ SS$Ss 5 55 IL,
n Mrs. 6 gorge E. Cassell entertained the
4 at dinner Thursday
Mrs. T I. 3. Al Nc CARNEY, II " Q i has been
"a guest OF Mrs. William Ingles, left
Monday for her home In Lexing ton. KY,
! by way OF Bristol and diesboro, where
she Will visit Srela tives
Mrs. 4 4. NJ. Turner has as her CHESTS
this week DIR. and Mrs w. 3 /. Ha tcher..
Mrs u .fF .@SyVOrshams and MISS Christine
$vYorsharn, OF Lyn chburg;; Miss MS Eva
Hatcher, OF Pocahontas, and little Miss
Mary Stone, Of Roanoke. .;5S s5f vi
4 II Mr. and Mrs. w, r. rton and
children have returned from Pulaski
~ Rev, 3 E,@ n. Yood ward, Of Jonesyille,
Tenn, visited friends in town this week.
Il Mr.. Edgar "A Lambeth, OF Bir1ning-
ham, Joined his family at the home Of
Mrs. Il. o. Billiard Thursd ~.
I'll Dr. G. 2. Fisher, superintendent Of
Valley View Hospital. has placed his
5gasolene launch, the aRadford Belle,''
on the river opposite the; hospital.
Ii Miss Kate Hunt, principal OF stonewall
Jackson Institute. was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Q. Scott this week.
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p,roducsd il Amer sIparison wax sss


$prod uced \ in Ame rican pr s$was SUI.
276, 2O5 \; that Is, " tn mar VA Tue,
the price for which the goods sva ne solil.sS
5Ninety-sev en- per Cen [. Sof 4 HIS rs OUTPUT "a
came from ponal ins titu IONS md he
small balance from ven lesS re for MAJ
tories. The average VA ue q { otltTSss
put of convict in,s19G vas 500 tn:
NH The condi lions and standard y OF "a q borS
+ ln$the cotton mills In Bombay, y India areIs
tho lowest, at least, In any Asiati
try. The labor Is pa Id by II tho piece Of
pound ight.. The wages III Of The sSnillss
agent and from him down Isl based on sas!
pound percentage of the mill proc unt
the tendency Is to " incraasas;
the bulk Of the out turn, and another res
suit Is that the long hours Of days. lAborS;
hnve been induced IN 3ssssss 81
The I: yyomen's Christian temperance q
Union, the Mississippi Fed Grafton Sof We
men Clubs, the King 3 Daughters, an Y
several q kindred organiza tons IN Mis-
gsouri are Keeping close Swato on Dos
slltlcal developments. especially In rel drsssSS
ence to legislative Scand idates, the oh30tt
being to wage a personal ca mpalgn among
the candidates In an effort TO vs. enlist
their support in the enactment Of Q child /.
labor statute at the next session.
The compensation und Ter 81 the nav
French mployers, liza btlitys law y n not
COnIlTeQGt 94kSA1eSs
to workmen, according 70 the sdsgrsNs0tffs
their INJURIES orEto their WI doWs IN oAsSsE
they are killed, Injured sSwoFkmsn AEAs
given annulties graded according ~ thu
extent that their earning power n s1envEr
paired BY tho accide to from which thsyS
have 81 suffered, In AZ ases Of N death ID Ia
widow and children are givsn annHtt I'll
4 According to the general seoratayya3le 40 ss3
the Transyaal Miners. XII 1Asso cia tion., mir-ss
gers' wages have been X steadily rAduaAd8s
since the coming in OF the Chin eses con-,
tract laborers. Abundant NJ supple NJ
Kaffir labor Is obtainable. and RI q so|inSS
In the proportion Of skilled labor ~ Y M
skilled labor has set In. amoun ttng;seets
June to 8.772iles skilled white mon than
would have been employed under the old 4
management. The Labor party IN the
British Parliament Is attacking the Kovs.ss
eminent on this qu ton. 81 ,s y. '.S
Chicago, Ill. union horseshoers have:
aligned an agreement with the master
sl,orseshoers. which gives the men 81 Sat nj
B,.rdny half holiday Turing four nonths ain
summer, without reduction In wages:
The scale remains the same as las IL year
IS. IS, So 80 and 49, rs q day for the three
branches OF work In the craft. The work ys
Ing day Is nine hours. with Ave hours l
on Saturday during June, July, Apgu!ts
and Septeraber. and 4 eight hours on al 4,
other Saturdays In the year, ~
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Norfolk, va a


% t,pecA al ia rho Timss ID spatoh.) M
5S NJ RTOLK. VA A,art,st 1s.-Tollow--s
ihS v RIOTS. somc arrivals ct, ana de-. y
parturcs from, Norfolk and vicinity DUR l'il'-
Ing tho week a 81 AZ y I. Y. rs 4, ~,
i5i Mrs. q. w. Prlddy and childrct, VIII
stay the remainder o. he summer ~ -
"a Mrs. Warner 4 iias returned home, after
several weeks la Warrento,n,. q hor,,4
.tgS as sp sta Hfs eft ~ MSt
] n, Sut' hnvo zone IL Saratoga n, Y.
Miss Nancy Nasii has re. =, neg hohm9G
After visiting friends e Amapo,is, M.
yis it7 70 friends at Drum Mil n I, g.
s DE 81, n and Mrs Randell Barrett have
rone to Blue Mounts 70 spend the
Remainder OF tho summer. ~ 7,
syivanin ana Atlantic City a. where W tare
she Will spend tho remainder OF inc
month Of August H. |. N. &, i. 4 !, /. \
B Miss Louise Or NeWs JENNIE 15panii,a
Williams i In Portsmouth, is now faf t 1ls
s1 airs Il ii. n N. K. hye and daughter are
in.yyash ton, ~ c I, \. \, 3, Inn wto
have been visiting Miss Ice P g - y,
ia Portsmouth left for their nome ~
Charlotte, NJ g, !, y I. I 4, 4
Lieutenant Cominnnae =, ATS mrs y Washing-
~ Raed \. IA Middle street,
'o stIs nes giizabothA WIG Inns been 1n
the guest OF Miss !. !, , ~ ~,
Portsmouth. has returned ITO her ho1ile
-. n ~ !" 4 Dixoi, IS spending rev rev
1 III. ana Mrs. i, W. II obcrt are sp,en No a.
Ing Il rev IL = u r., = y ~ y
: ~ ~ 1thn MccklenbUrg for the summer q
d Ntrs HI lllains and Miss sitatAt,e
I'll. Roanoke Red sulphur 9 prin . ~.
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DOG MED AL in CAN
OF CHICAGO BEEF

SThls Is an exact
reproduction Of a
tbrass tag and an
iron staple found
byJ A, Wrlght at
Roxb ury last APRIL
In a can of beef
put up In Chicago.
The tag la said TO
be a dog medal,
such az ls now
In use on licensed
DOGS In the Windy
City, Until now
the owner has re-,
fused to let IT 40
out ofShls hando,
u u I al lowe d The
Tlmesr plspatchto
photography 1t, Z
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Never: Gets BY.

II always hate to pass nm Ice cream
saloon when I'm wa King wi lisSnly ~ III
when q I'M out walking WI III my Girl
I've never llapp ned to pass one, 81.
it2', .slsS l.,, u
Z III don't manage 1T: she does. She MI
ways insists upon going In ~ ,at ~ o!tc.S
Standard and " ltlaes,ss
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!. Bu ]: |; Vista / ) ! l.

" Bur1NA VISTA ], August 1S. Mics julia
willis entertained Monday evening In \
honor OF Miss Buhnie q. TYLER, who Isl
her guest, The mode Of sntertaiiltrenlts
was original ana UNIQUE. It may prop 7-
er1y DO called d conversat lonal party or
contest. An ever, number 81 dies and \
gentlemen were each provided with al! an
Illustrated leaflet, containing ni Ike nv N
ber5 Of topics for dlscussl Ion. ~ = this
amusement each gentleman had q con
versatlon or discussion with every lady,
changing at intervals Of I'VE min y ties
by9gv6te soliciting the best yconv ershtion-
allst among the gentlemen, while the Z
gentlemen likewise elected tho best con-
versationailst among. the ladies'. a MISS
Tyler and Mr. II. r.. Campbell were elect
ed. They wero presented with prizes IN
a humorous speech BY Mr. ". G.s yler.{
The singing of Miss Gertrude Sanberra8
ana the recitatons OF Mrs. w. u. Hum
ter were the5very plea SAINT closing fen
lures OF the happy occhsi on. 3ys sit
Nfrs u, W. ardolph has returned from
staunton whore she was visiting during
the week Of the staunton Horse Show.
Miss Leila Richeson - at home ngair
aftersa long Visit In Greenyille, Vn. Il, u
Mr.. Charlie Cunningham Is spending
hts vacation here HIS old home. He has
u prominent position In Charleston, w.
Va. n ~ a 53 s.i.5 iils " vi
Miss Fila Arbogast Is In New 4 = orls,
buying her fail and winter; stocis5 & MILL
merry. 81 Il Il q 3 5 {ls
8f Mr., J. n. Il. Dickinson was In; r roanoke
several days last week n n sys
&$5 Or. & J. Tulo Roberts Is spending his
vacation 4 at his old homo ii oWentol,G
Ky. #lsk
Miss Matte Prichard, Of Petersburg, Is
visiting herguncle, Mr.. NJ. P. Tricha RI , u
| sf Armour and 4 Com pany have ipurc hasod
the glass plant here, which has been
Tout Of operation for some time, ~ and
will install "a large fertll zer "a ct ory. .
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@PerfectlYLeg legitimate.

nW'at's the matter Wild 'Forty-tw two .ii III
asked the first messenger hoy, s a 3sJJists
seen him runnin' to beat de band y q
only rilnnin' ia ketch up TO de band
Dey WIZ ~ parade list went down sssSf;sts
street, Catholic Standard and 'fimes,;:Ssst
d The i .ena, OF Northern siberia, ,is t "
strnightest river In tho World; 81 run EoE
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
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Lin en ID len't

LL ID IN EN- CRASH extra heavy, s,.so value,
FOR Oc. Us $sSaa .s
ydanlaass 800 valu 9, for 2Sc 8
v 50. INC II IN RcERlzE q SQUARE only 8oc
J88 4 oWELs, III exceptional values hen1-s
Nd ERc ERlzEp STAHLEs DAMAsk, good range o.
patterns ii 50c value, 3;Oc III. 5$
IRISH LINE n ABLE DAMAsl<,s ext ira heavy,
run :sich, 70ilnches wild - value, for b0c
IS Il sTARLE DAMAs extra heavy, -
dc 8 81. value for & DC.
.AT& sPE ClAL#l N &Dl N NER NAPKINS
md 81 Scotch linens & These do not match
$tis mask nor clio his, the reason for the almost
half price sale;
15o value for ~ z
$3.50 value for 81 DE-
s3 75 value for /. /. 4. .Os
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-28

These sad trials in my boyish char
acter were not inherited-not a bit
of it. Both of my parents came of
stock which did not tolerate such
obliquity; their parents also. | took
to lying and stealing small things,
because this seemed to me the easiest
way to get happiness. Whippings
were going to come sooner or later,
anyhow, | reasoned, so why not
achieve my ends by trickery and de-
thieving habits develop. / remember
that on one occasion | had appropri-
ated a quarter of a dollar and a num-
Der of trifies, which had taken my
fancy during some prowling excursion
in the house. At night, after the
other children had gone to bed, l
was called to the bar in the sitting
room, where my father searched me,
my mother looking on. The plumber
was discovered, of course, although
| had planted is rather artfully in
different hidden parts of my clothing.
Both parents smiled at my discom-
future, looking significantly at each
other, a look, indeed, which puzzled
me very much at the time.