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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

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=, n Hall, Miss Mary Hall, Mrs. =.
]. Mason Blunt, Mr.. Wilt % D.uNl'
Miss Ella G.. Monoure, ana - s.s g., 4
IS. e. oBrlen. G.. 3. virgins. ana -
liam p, Harrison,
IRON New York City; Mrs 81 81 = . .i.SSteeu'
Miss Katharine Weed, o. O. We f'ss y"
Mrs. N, M. Bonay. Misses Aline and MI ~
From . 81 Louis, Mo. Mrs. H, ~ Block,
the Misses Block, M iss Lowering s Mrs .
Il, q, Wils1n, MI sses jul Ia ana Fsulh "! "
son. Messrs. Y liam and Foster WI lse
and Miss Cecilia Cannon /. !.
y. G, fl. Vance and Miss Elsa =. Vance,
From Fort N1cP herson: Mrs, Ronert y.
Davis Mrs. Carl Rerchmann and MISSES
Charlotte and Anne Relchmann. N essrs'
-, s. q, gc,yrla CHI, OF Baltimore; r A. NC
Men. OF Philadelphia, and O. w Vln 80 =
OF North Carolina. Y m 4 ii 39S A s5i y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
JEFFERSON PARK IS
SCENE0FMUCH. GA|E|:T.|Y|.
Progressive Euchre Shares i the
Honors With Dancing and
Outdoor Sports. Il
(specIal "a The Times Dlspatch,) s.

* Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch,) ]si
JEFFERSON PARlS HOTEL, CHAR
VA. July II, The past
week has been especially delightful at
Jefferson Park. The arrival Of % NUM-
ber OF young folks has made the hotel
ring with merriment. tss
Spirited games Of tennis and boxball
have been tho order Of the afternoons,
while progressive euchre parties, dancing
and driving have made the evenings pass
very pleasantly for both young and old,
4 Sunday evening the guests We're enter
tanned by a sacred concert, held In the
hotel pa rlors. In which all OF the musical
folk particlpateds Solos n were rendered
by Mrs. o. IT, Martin, OF Roanoke, Na.,.
and Miss FIlsies Hoykin. OF Richmond,
The card players enjoyed a progressive
euchre game, Il Tuesday evening There.
were four tables, and three pretty prizes
We're awarded, The first \ prize, a large
tprettily-framsd sChrlsty'' picture, was
won by Miss Peek, 4 Of HAMPTON. The
second prize, q handsome bound copy
Of '"rhe Cardinals ssnufr Boa Was Won
by Mr.. u, III ciylsssS Of chnrlottesyllle,
and the "boab n 81 University 81 Mt
ginia calenda, WAS liyrded IS, Mrs, VII
liam Hodge II Il HON Of New Orr
leans, pag!ny ths ganis usllel9us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
OlDTFR|END|SA7'
1AE0|.|.L| [. S 4 [
Things That Have Been All Always,
but Always New ~ the
3.il Seasons Arrivals.
BEAUTIFUL AND \ Y. IMPROVED N 70 'l::l
Hotel and Cottages Filling w With itl1S
Familiar Faces and With
d \. cw Visitors. ti3 5
fe,ec,al Is rho i, Y'lrncs. Dlspatch.)

fF4 (Efpc C11l 10 ING ~
5 o1D swE1r sPIIN Gs, july y. TO ~
one unYarril,a ar with the sweet Springs e
valley, the drive from Allegtany TO the
old Sweet Is constant sonrcl OF 4 de-
light, whether taken In the cool OF the
morning or on d moonlight night. T no
ever-varying scenery. now Wild Isl e. anu ~
rugged now broadening into cultivated
felds,@ and always enlivenen BY the Pic PIC.
turesuuo creek, which is crossed Il some t1l =,
half al dozen times, proves so Int est II
TO the traveller that he Is surprised W lN
r tie q rand Hotel bursts upon his 81 sht85
In its massive Colonial aoeaut "; the ten
miles drive, over a good mo ntaln = ,. 80
having been covered In some INN g ( bes's
than two hours. v. Il. "A Il. 55
Il M THE place Is now hooking It's best, ex-a5
tennive Improvements having been made.
an Tho Inst two years. AZ liberal use Of
white ra,int ana lnlsomlnet give freshness
10 the buildings While bri lllancy Is q ded
4 ~ the Il ectr1c lights, which illuminate the
hotel and lawn. q N or have more serious
things been neglected |. new drai mage.
yentllntorsa d now Kitchen building and q
everything necessary to Insure PET ect
sanitary conditions having been PUT ~
4 everywhere. n .8S3 ~ 38S53
ss The season Is still young here. but every
train brings its quota. % guests from
n ali directions and another week Will find 4
everything In full swine. 3 E
Angarolas' Orchestra. from Philadel-
phia. dIscour8es sweet music on the lawn
ana in tho ball room, which is very AM
mated every evening. Il was wa especialiyt
Z so A on Monday when a party OF young
i pple, including Miss Fila Bin ford ana ana
y 81. Russell Cecil, Jr.. OF RI almond, d rove
over from the Sweet Cha1 ybcate for dlll-3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

laQleS au(l tIuCIA W VIC S11JoS A'Ao1ts ~
the young people. eSS
Mr.. Charles j.. Phillips and tamil are
at homo In one OF the pretty cottages.
I: Among the late arrivals are Mrs. Emma
Chase and her charming niece, Miss JullA
Lane, OF Petersburg Mrs. /. g., Dallam,
Palestine, Texas, who comes to drink the
well-known water, hoping to be belle-
fitted, and her friends, Mrs. N. a, N agle
and family, OF Austin, Texas, &
Mrs H, D. Elohelberger and family, Of
5Ches ter; Va, are booked for the season.
Il Among tho recent arrivals are w sC,
Grady and. daughter, NJ G., Loving, Royal
To-. Cabaal. Mrs. n, III. Cloves, Miss g. ~
Wilcox, Miss Lillian Binford, Miss Daisy
4Boyhin, Richmond; joseph 2. Yena plH,
Mrs. ". i, " enabl e. Mrs. Or, ]. G. Rsll-
Mo. q, Fisher Collier, w, Collier. Miss
sEstelle Collier, w, II, Patterson, G, ~
Green, y, VI, Parhan r., a., Martin, y s.,
!, I.. 81 Jones, Dr., j.. T. Morton, Cha rles
M. Bridges, Miss Nan g. Jones, Miss All
$yerta Egerton, Af,es Denat Lee ToWnes
petersburg; Mrs II. p .s Eiehe!berse
Miss Helen Eiche fhdrg or, 7, Eehe berger,
Chester; Mrs. W. y Monlton, csntralIai
j. M. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs q, HARD,
away, Miss Laura cirigs, Mrs Ildsar
Holt, Miss Bessie Holt, Miss Bessie ral,
mer Miss Jessie Palmer, A melta Mr., ana
Mrs, r., n. Hardway. Selma, Alas; Mps,
w IA, \ Allftnongs liss Maude a lemons
Maple wood; Hunter watson, Washing to 2,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Tuesday afternoon In honor OF Misses
Eugenia Gregory, Of .Lumpkln, Gan and
Ruth Crawey. OF -Danyllle. Va; !, ": INC
Fannie n Andrews, Evelyn 4; and # Minettn
Diffey, and Messrs, James Montgomery
and Perry Mca!nnE, =. 1. 4 I, !, \, y, ber
home IS on South 1ryon Street Monday
morning, Complimentary to Mrs, H. y =,
Battle OF Montsomery. a la,, who = ~ ylsr
Bridge sriI,h Whist was played. and n iss Matte
IDoWd won the first prize and Mrs, Il a.
Dodsworth the second, IAe y guest y ~ N o. o.
PROF. Aleen Haddon, OF Virginia. ia
a few days Will Mrs. IL. p, Kirk
patrick Ut her country home SO uth q & the
Miss Majorle Bethel. OF Norfolk, VA
is u visitor In the city. the guest Of Mrs,
r, NJ, Oates, VI hi Il "a II 55sg 3YI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
OTTERBURN LITHIA,
"A Number Of Cottages Occupied
for the Season,

Especial to The Tlmes-p lspatoh) III.
oTrERBURN LITHIA N 4 sE RINGS
HOTEL. YAY July 1.-THE large metz.
lean flag that announced the opening y
The otterburns Lithia Springs Hotel was
cast to the breeee July lss The hotel ls
under an entirely new mana genlent this
year, that Of Colonies ". II, Tippetts,ot
The Belmont Hotel, ST. Petersburg, "
and everything points TO q prosper ' rous
Fl Mrs. Newton r. Ancarrow and family
are occupying one Of the cottages on
the grounds OF the hotel for the season y
Mr.. Robbie g, Ancarrow, the eldest son,
viii not be hare this SUNNI er' he mas ~
gone to. tho Thousand ISL nus -: ~, y,
Richmond, also have ken one sof shs
cottages Sog the season. and the youns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
fruit punch was served on the balcony
just OF the card room. and at hall -pastsi
IN the nm m Z, 4 ,yn n AlIad l{y.

fruit punch was served on the balcony
just on the card room. and at half-past
10 the game was ca lied. II asl
a large party Of Young fol ks, chaperoned
by Mrs. i. Fl. Ball 81 drove over to Jef,
fersons Park "Wednesday from Columb la, ],
in Fluvanna county, a distance OF forty
miles by road, to- spend a day and q nigh Z
ut the park They played tennis and box
ball An thefafternoop, and In the evening
they Joined In the dance at the paw ll0n,l
and after a "trip to town by trolley and
IA peep sat the r-interesting old lfni.3
yersity grounds and buildings, on Thurs
day thoyS started OFF on their journey
3homeward, stopping on the way g MOT
Sticallo." the home OF Jefferson.
Each. day brings new and V attractive
additions ia the congenial party assem-
fhled at Jefferson Park. It's reputation
for delightful cuisine. bome-like atnos
phere and hospitality Is widespread Mrs I
\ r ~ Boykin is "a charming hostess. q me
abe has many followers. who eaetl veal
spend at least one month OF Their out
Ing under hef roof, IS
4 The register for the past week shoWs
Mrs, John W. Ianson, Misses Fallm!s
and Violet Lanson. Mrs, IIdolpho Wolfe.
New orleans, La; i. S. Reynolds. WASH,
ylngton, d. c.: Miss bertha Reynolds
Washington, ID, G,i w. s. Gooch and WI,
s, Gooch, Jr. RIchmond; Mrs, q.
Gibson Richmond; Miss Rene Wilson.
Albany. Ga; Miss Mary Lynch. WASH.
iing,on, d. c.; Miss Eliza cowherd / Cos
lumbIa Va; Miss Blanche Rrownlngt
washington, ID. O.; Miss Elise browning
Washington, p. ic,; Miss Mae &orslss
Washington, D. g.; Mr., and Mrs. y.
pall. Columbia. Va; Mr.. d. Caslsy, Cos
5lumbla, VA; Mr., y, r, cowherd, III,
Columbia, va; MIR. Marshall Cow hard,s
Columbia, va. Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. y. Rohg
ana child, indianapolis; Mrs. Allan
Thorn. Indtanapollss Mrs. N j. Il, N. Hobs
InAo,. Washington. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

On Her Last Lap,
7 Bella: $50 she q engaged ut last She seems
likely to beat US all An the Eatfln.onial Eae HI;
) Stella; S"Yes;S She ~ Eop nee kaoe !ap Nnsa
i time. 'rrcoE l9nxssa n y # 4 u ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
SALEM .s0CIAL.
"a Tha Timas-plspatoh.l

Especial to The Times-plspateh,)
SALEM, VA. July 1t--Mrs. Wythe
tsa IT'S ths United synod q ths
Lutheran Church of the South. 9,
b Of, and Mrs, T.. A Fox are visit
friends IN Kings Mountain. N, 9, z, 81.
Mrs. 4. II. Throckmorton,. ana MISS
iotte, N, G., where they will visit friends,
Col. A. M Bauman returned Wednes-
day from Richmond, where he has been ,!:il
attending a Weeting Of mo y a'hess g.
MISS LUCY searnes left Monday for the
Eastern Shore where she will spend the
summer witt, friends !. /. Z, !, !,
Mrs Thomas HENDERSON e enc II,
pr, j. Morehead d Is spending the
week in North Carolina on buaanes s'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Like a Fountain Pen.

u nn,v u isY We'll YOU do Il thunderin'
ss i1W better than most city tesrs ..r,o
Visiting Nephewi y seems ~ g ], f'' ~
pissetice With 8 solRtaln psS, ss9nsss =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
) Poems You ought To llro,p.

your occupation crowded your hsus
shas Last minutes syef7 Az
81 your timer s Charles Eliot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
What He Couldn't Do,

Mrs, Peck contempt uonsly.3,;, -sYhas are yoa'
ANYHOW a man or a mouse ~ :, ~
4 A,y a. mouse, I'D have YOU up on thas
tabiefyelilng FOR help right no ons eeo;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
3 GaI,uIlLz;e, Vests.

A ~ Be sure to see 81 our spec!al values
In Gauze Vests before you buy SUM y
smer.z $und erwear, 4 Prices Sc q 90 and
~ PC. .5 HI gig dlSis & rs. a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Whit J. }, od' i


Look these over and you'll
find the quality as well as the
prices Q. X. u
DOTTED SWISS, small and m edlum
dots; &17c value. y 1-2c. III III
LINEN -FlNl 1911 sUlTlNa. double
width z; IL hc value, Q 9 40 ll3;5
FRENc II LAWN, q 3sh eer, fine .fab-3
ric. 40 inches /; 25c goods, ~ DC
r RE NC Il 558 MAIN oot<, s4o inches
& wide; $50 value 21c. II Il. i8
rs INDI Is LIN ON |, 40 inches wide, sheer
/ and fine; l5o value, I 3--:4c. x
CHICO K RI MAIN ooks, small, me-
dium and large che cks; worth q; for
$50. III II Is IF; VI
.43 lite Lawn u SO inches wide; e a.
y 100 value, 3-4c. \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
White Waists.

55s yHlT.E4 tmmed
with &c and embroi de "; 95cj val ue,s
sSfor O9c. II "A
Il Si, fLoT O SH sc r EfvxAisT rs, from }
six to ten tyless to select from J some
with Jokes OF Val. ind SWISS others 1!
with entire front OF same; but there y
are SO many d fferent styles Siit would II
4 be hard to describe them all. Worth
$1,25, but the price for this sale will
be DSc. AZ 3s5sS lSi {sss55
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

Caparine IL a safe and sure bracer.
It il sold IL all Bullets and drug
stores.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

Caparine Is the greatest and most
efficacious headache cure In the world.
1t Is to be had ut all buifets and drug
stores. The DeKalb Drug ana Chemi.
cal Company limited Is the sole pro.
prlet0r.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

II you are troubled with headache,
whether chronic or otherwise, get Cap
arIne, the sure cure, which Is to be had
ut all first-class buffets ana drug
stores.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

W. Cowan, the well-known cream
cry and supply merchant, whose great
establishment Is located ut Woodstock,
ILL.,, and whose Chicago office Is ut 100
East Chicago avenue, enjoys the good
will and respect of all who know him.
He would make first-class member of
the City Council, body in which we
need Just now the best and most reli-
able citizens available.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

One Of the finest breweries In the
country, ana one that turns out some
of the finest brands OF beer, Is the
great Berghoff Brewing Company Of
Fort Wayne. Ind. The following
brands Of beer brewed ana supplied
by this brewery are among the most
popular and have great demand In Chi
cago: extra Pale" 'Dort Doppel,"
"Salvator," "Berghoff's Select" and
last but not least, "D0rtmunder."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-12

Avene Natural Medicinal Water. bot.
tied In vacuum at Avene-Les.Banes,
Herault. France. "From the spring
OF nature flows the remedy OF ma.
ture." This fact has been highly dem
Onstrated In the United States ana
abroad by the Avene Natural Medicinal
Water, which has never failed to cure
the most stubborn cases Of skin dis.
eases Of every description. Catarrhal
diseases OF mucus membranes, stom.
ach, bowel aud kidney troubles. rheu.
matism, anaemia. nervous exhaustion
ana all diseases resulting from. NAL
nutrition. 1t needs but trial to he
convinced of the merits Of this remark.
able water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-03

narrow strip TO center frame on inne,
side over the door so as to preycn'
door frame from going too far wher
being closed.
To make side frame cut two strips
four feet eight inches for sides and
four strips two feet six inches for ton
and bottom Of screen and top and bot
tom OF window. Join these together
with half joints same as In center
frame, carefully observing measure
ments on plan. Cut side strips for
window two feet seven inches long
and join to frame, making window l6
inche wide. Fasten a small strip
horizontally across center of window
to indicate two sashes,
Get burlap or canvas and cover all
three frames, as well as the door,
lacking it neatly on and stretching 1t
evenly. To initiate window stills, etc,
get boards of appropriate size and nail
in place, covering these also with bur
lap or painting them to initiate stone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-03

landt street, surrounding the old Ben
edict building. The western part will
cover the site OF the Coal and Iron
Exchange, at Cortlandt and Church
streets, with frontage in Cortlandi
street OF 200 feet and Of 103 feet IN
Church street. The Broadway en-
trance will be in Nos. 165 and 1867
and a main corridor 3S feet wide viii
run through to Church street, a dis
lance OF 315 feet.
The cost of this pile will be more
than $3.50, 600. In line with the
policy Of Robert r, Bowling, president
of the City Investing company, to give
to tenants quick and abundant trans
portation facilities, the building viii
have q elevators.
It is probable that the building Will
have an entrance to the McAdoo tun
mel. which will come up TO Church
street. under Cortlandt street, and
will turn north under the south side
of that thoroughfare. This has mol
yet been decided upon.
In style Of architecture the building
will be what is technically known al
free Italian. The adoption OF this
TYNE of architecture has given tbs
architect. Francis H. Kimball, an op
portunity TO produce structure
whose massive appearance Will be I'm
posing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-03
SCENE OF BATTLE.
Jacksonville at Cairo.
Mattoon at Paducah.
Danville at Nlncenne..
BY M. j. FARNRAkER,

Former Secretary X. !. T. League
Hatch had an off day yesterday and
the fierce manner in which the yisi
tors went after him in the first two
innings destroyed his mental squilib
rum, with the result that six runs
were made off him before he was
chased to the bench to cool his heels
in the shade, Louis 'Pierp" Morgan
being substituted in his place. moi
with any idea of winning the game.
but 10 see if IL were really true that
he was as good as ever During the
seven innings he was at the rubber
he satisfied everybody that he was all
wool.
Allen the Jacks pivot was also a
dainty confection teo sweet to be
touched by the locals-they were only
allowed to look at him standing out
in the diamond except on two occl
sions, when Wolfe aud Conngrs Sc
cured the two safeties credited to
Cairo.
TO go into details regarding those
two disastrous innings would be heap.
ing insult upon injury. Briefly 1t was
awo batters hit, three errors in hand.
ling sacrifice hits and three hits that
permitted the Jacks 20 send half a
dozen men scampering over the oyster.
Tho official cpnre,