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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-13

Instead Of the usual meeting Of che
German Glasses ON Monday afternoon
their members are invited to attend the
meeting of the Round Table, at which
Miss Speakman will have a paper on
Schiller, the Dramatist." This viii be
of especial interest to the advanced class,
as they are reading Schiller's wilhelm
Tell.n
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Saturday, II a. m.--Advanced French
Class.
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Thursday, Ills a. m.-Fencing Glass;
230 p. M, Physical Culture Glass. Arts
and Crafts Exhibition open morning and
afternon. Admission for non.members,
% cents.
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Wednesday-Arts and Crafts Exhibit
ton, open afternoon aud evening. All
exhibits must be entered in the morning
Admission for non-members, 25 cents.
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The programme for next Tuesday is
an article on Housekeeping Forty-ive
Years Ago. the drama, Mrs. Baylis;
home politics, Mrs. Nields. A. S.
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|SSI(lN, II
McIni1d
| evening
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noon sefTict
ljougbenI
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tried every economical head Of the
household is quite sure torepeat 1t.
The pattern 5249 is cut in 8, 9 and 10
inch Sizes.
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N6w-O5NIUaY CLUB

Announcements for the coming week.
Monday, 1890 a. -Dressmaking
Glass Class; $3.50 p. M, Round Table; a
p. m, Beginners French Class; p. ms
New-Century Chorus.
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g. NerneI
service Fl
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Tuesday, 1880 a. m.-c'rrent Events
Class.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

Flour 4Sc per sack at Hick-
lin Bros.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

Mi.- Bulah NeNa,jers D.. visiting
her sisters. M. Lou Mott. and Mr..
Macie Champion.
Mis- Bulah NcNa.ters attended
the pound supper az M Bibb.. ac
companied bY Nr. II Nott aud Eife
Mr.. Graft stoke. is .till az Mr..
Hughes sick with spinal trouble.
Mr. Courtney Harms had a car Of
coal here and there Wa quite a rush
through the rain. Tor everyone TO get
part, but was DOT enough TO 90
around.
Mr.. Nelson q. still on the .lck let.
Mr.. Ben Caps took the coroner and
friends home with him for breakfast
after they held the inquest over the
remains Of John Tabor. Mr.. John
Waters came on the o. clock train
TO attend the :sseTs! C. NJ. Tabor.
He is the brother Of Mrs. Tabor.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
p00RtlisD.

Health D.. reasonably good 10 thi.
community.
The boy. are having good time
bird hunting now. since, they hay,
got through gathering corn.
sam Luca. aud John Winder.
were IN our 'lttle burg one day thi'
week with a aice lot Of bird.
The singing az Viii Hurley. Sat.
urday night va. success.
Edgar Moore ta. moved GO th,
sam johnson 'arm.
Guy GuhtLaod sister Nj. Aaee
attended ,hs singing az NJ Hurley.
saturday night
We learn chat =. j Humphrey ta.
bought tb, - T. Hoover property
az To.u r.s occupied ty Nr Nao1
some Of our s... ar. ,uln. bog.
look out boy. tts .aa .- shining t.r
warm az present
Several boy. from a4r aa-t..r
hood went Co. Marion Monday
: J H1mrLr.s Ha. "a u..s .us 90
family grpcerie. vilct Bee d.. selling
cheap for cash. cal. and .eeb,m.
Bot Be.t aud family visited boz
brother Jerry Belt sunday
" L. Hoover Of lma wa. 90
our burg one day la., week
J c. Lindsey sold a 6nc bunch Of
cattle lat week
We learn that viii Sprug.. i.
thinking Of moving DO. sri-t mill out
on the road near Mr. Humphrey 4.
grocery come on viii, YOU can {
get there 20 soon.
Merry Christina. to all.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
NEW SALEM.
Merry Christina. to all

Henry Brouster wa.lr Paducah lasr
week
John Harpending va. in this sec.
ton Saturday
Bill Shreves ha. moved on the
". j. TudeI farm.
Winter has struck old Ky at last
The mines on the Kirk farm
managed by W :. Lowery, have
been closed down for a week, will
open up Monday.
Frank Hargrsyes has been rushing
things the past week to get his ties
TO the river before the winter set in.
Our farmers are doing a big lot of
studying these times.
Our tobacco planters are wanting
to deliver their tobacco crops but
the buyers say no.
] heard a fellow say the other day
that he had a notice not to kiss his
old woman any more, | asked him
what he thought about it, he said he
was 3 glad Of it.
Very little work has been done by
our farmers this winter towards prep.
arations for future crop.
Our sick are all improving.
Well this is the last to. the Press
for the year 1906. And we wish the
Editor and the readers Of the Press a
happy Xmas and a prosperous New
Year. May health and happiness con-
tinue to abide with them as their
years leugthen out.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

The regular appointment Of Rev
Hardwood at The Methodist church
sunday va postponed. Upon the
arrival Of the Nashville packet Tues
day new heater vii be received aud
church warming made possible. Al
ter that event Sunday school. preach
Ing and other church service, vail be
conducted al the Dew church.
Messrs. Boland Robinson aud Jack
Holder, two Of our best known young
men went to Paducah last week for
enlistment a. soldiers
Mr.. Bernie OEen entertained at
home Thursday evening and invited
all the town and countryside The
young people bad a merry time. The
young ladies who attended from by
cusburg were Misses Ollie Rawl-
ston, Jessie and Emma Padon aud
Maud Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Jackson are
keeping house at their nicely improv-
ed home.
The Cumberland is rising with
some drift aHost. Mr.. Martin, our
ierrymsn, VINO knows vnen to trust
the wind and waves and bring his
passengers safely over is at his post
undaunted, as he has constantly been
for more than a score of years. Mr..
Martin says the Lord is with him on
stormy waters" and a finer ferry
man does not launch his boat on a
Kentucky river.
Mr.. Wm. CLARK, Of this vicinity is
very i'll and not expected to recover.
People here are very much inter
ested in the news that the immense
canning factory Of Polk county burn
ed at Greenwood, Ill. There is no
finer location for large canning fac
tory interests than Dycusburg. Home
OF foreign capitalists would find it
profitable to investigate.
F. G. Ramage made a shipment Of
hogs on the steamer Richardson for
Evansville last week.
Master Albert Cooksey was serious
ly i'll Of Group last week.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
SHADY 6ROVt.

Stripping tobacco d. the order Of
the day, In this section.
Harvey Vanhoo,er, Of Blackburn,
Was here Monday.
George Brown, Of Piney, vas
here Tuesday on business.
Richard Taylor went to Providence
Tuesday.
John Daret and W. VI. Taylor
went to Morganheld Tuesday on bus.
mess.
Charlie UtterbAck, of Piney, pass
ed here enroute to Providence with
tobacco
ID. J. McDowel went to Providence
Tuesday.
Jeg McCbesney. Of Bellyille Bend,
is moving to the Adams farm near
Shady Grove TINS week.
Nose Brown, Of Piney. was here
Thursday.
John Woods aud Charlie Lamb
went to Providence Friday.
Nick Fox and Henry Simpson, Of
Iron Hill, passed here enroute to
Providence Friday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
SEVEN spalnss.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Pat
ton Of the Elm Grove vicinity on
Dec. the 9TH a fine girl.
Rev. Eli Cation has been called to
the pastorate care Of the church at
Seven Springs for the year Of 1907.
and will probably accept the call.
The Rev. Kingsolving and wife
we're among their friends and relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. l.. Patton was in Salem Tues
day to have some dentist work done
Eggs are advancing all the time.
NJ. l.. Patton, wife and baby en-
joyed a pleasant visit to T. J. Wiring
and family Of Marion last Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. George Summers completed
his two years service a. pastor at
Seven Springs Saturday. Bro. Sum
mers deserves much praise for the
work as he is getting old and has very
delicate health.
Sunday was such rainy day there
was no preaching st Seven Springs.
Rev. j. W. Oliver, Of Kuttswa.
has been called to the pastorate care
Of the church at Emmaus. for the
year Of 1907. lie has written the
church clerk of that church that he
expects to accept the call, if the
church will do their duty.
Mrs. Lula stubblefeld was severe
ly burned last week and is IN a crit.
cal condition. She lives near the
Riley mines.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
lEylls.

Mr.. Huston Branhsm vas buried
At Unlon last Thursday. She formerly
lived q this neighbor rood, and will
b. kindly remembered by those who
kues her.
james Minner moved from Greens
Perry to hi. home iu this place last
we.k
Fred Love ha. charge q the bar
Der hop here nos. remember him
vt,n in need ola single or shave.
Nj. Lucille Gu6,h. o., Bender-
500. .tAe -ge,toi +. 3. Franklin
aud ,amIi, ;ar the holidays.
g. +. Taylor. 4 Marion. "a.
bird hunting in tbi. section and
looking af,e- BIZ. farm here la,
~eek
Cha. LaRue vent to Evansville
MONDAY on business, returning Tues
day
Carter Mcdowell has moved 10
Henry Brusters place 20 make a
crop next year.
A sne display Of holiday goods at
Chas LaRue's.
Walter Love. Of Marion, j. build.
lng a rev house for In, brother,
Fred the barber 10 Leyias.
Go TO. ChAs LaRue's FOR your
Christina. good, he has what you
want.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

Wheeler 4 Belle blacksmiths viii
soon begin the erection Of new
shop building.
Mrs. Bessie Moore and Mr.. Essie
Belt spen, Wednesday IN Marion.
Preparations are being made for
a Christmas tree 10 the Presbyterian
church
Rev. Bogge-. preached Two ser
mon, at the Methodist church sun
day morning aud night.
Burue,, Moore ba. begun The cree
tion Of a stock barn.
j. e. Hardin. % lrma. spent Sat
urday and sunday 10 Toiu
Joe Taylor is 10 Missouri looking
out a location.
Mrs. Rice D. among our sick.
George Lawrence aud wife spent
Wednesday wi,h frien !, near Hardes D.
".
Ernest Timme, Of Evansville
came down last Tuesday. returning
THURSDAY
Pate Stewart. Of Milford. "a. DO
town lasi week.
Jonathan Stone and Hutch Young.
Of Hurricane. wcrc 10 town Saturday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
T0lU.

Harry Stone is on the sick list.
Miss Emma Terry spent Saturday
Sunday with Miss Naomi Minner.
Judge Thos. Evans, of Smithlsnd,
spent several days Of last week IN
this city.
Several Of our citizens went on an
excursion to Cave-in-Rock Sunday,
given by the new gasoline boat.
Miss Lena Terry who teaches
school at Canev Fork was in town
Saturday.
During the good weather several
teams delivered ties a; the river
landing.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
Notice 10 Electric Light Patrols
Your. DO ths ,suse.
" H. Bigham

Al patrons Who use OF desire d,
use - candle power globes should
report that fact to thu. company The
charge for the use Of 32s l. double
the charge for 10, and a. our dyna
mo Is fully loaded ne cannot allos
the use Of - : except a. stated above.
and 1t l. exceeding dangerous TO our
machinery and plAut for anyone to DO
so without our knowledge. We re-
serve the night to discontinue service
to any patron violating this regues,
Marion Fec 1t. a Ice Go
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
SU6IR eR0Vt.

Rev. ". r Oakley 6lled his ap.
P"iniment a. thl- place saturday ana
0lhuat.
NJ. Mac. MAJ, did o., t.,
home near here Thur-dav and was
buried al tAi. place FRIDAY AZ noon.
r.. ss-,i,. a.. Conducted bv the
pastor. The deceased va. a chri--
tias .al ha. been auember q this
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
DYeUSBUR6.

Mis- Mamie Steele returned sun
day from pleasant visit Of Two week .
duration al Salem.
Mr.. Robt. Phillips. Of Livingston
county. va the guest last Saturday
Of his brother. Or. T. L. Phillips. Of
our town.
Mr.. Emma Scott. Of Cairo. H.,
wa a guest Of her brother aud sister,
Mr. J. A. Graves. aud Miss Cora, at
the old family home, last week.
During the Christmas holidays
Mise. Ada Dycus and Lilly Graves
will visit Mr.. Scott at her Cairo
home
The new residence of Mr.. :. II.
Cassidy which j. being erected in new
Dycusburg, promises to be one Of the
chief ornaments Of our town. Mr..
Cokrill, Of Kuttass, is superintend.
ing the brIck work with II. II. Mar
tin assistant, while Jas. Martin, Lew
Lear aud others are engaged in the
cabinet work. Iii is to be a combined
brick aud frame residence aud is ex-
pected to be ready for occupancy by
January 18th, 1907. 1t is built on
the site of Mr.. Cassidy's former resi-
dence which was destroyed last spring
by Ere.
1t an unusual occurrence for the
birthday Of two members Of the same
family TO fall upon the same day.
This however occurs once each year
in the family Of Mr.. j. X. Clifton,
when on Dec. 10, Mr.. Clifton and
his eldest daughter, Mrs. J. r. Glass
celebrate jointly this day as their
birthday.
Messrs. Buchanan, Of Paducah,
and II. B. Bennett Of our town were
out among the farmers last week
buying tobacco.
Louis Clifton visited the town Of
his nativity in the capacity Of COM
nercial traveller, last week.
Chas. Gregory is again our dash
ing liveryman, and those who come
wish him success in this impor-
tant enterprise.
Mrs. z. c. Graham, Of Kevil. will
visit her father, Mr.. Fred Ramage,
during Christmas holidays. Her
mother, Mrs. Julia Ramage, contin-
ues quite i'll.
Mr.. Thos. Taylor, Of Madisonville,
who is largely interested IN insurance
and real estate business here va in
town . few days ago. II
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
CHAPEL hill.

While our neighbor hood is haiti,
between to opinions, not kpow;,
what TO do with their tob,o.
Our new year Is drawing close =,
hand, 1907, aud we ought to be y....
grateful to our grateful being wh
rule. the universe that we are .t;l ..
pleading term. with our make, ,,4
that We are still looking forward
the future time that is to come aud
that our new year that d. approachinr
a., may be- a prosperous year 10 all
Hoping that every one may be ble...
cd with a bouutiful supply 90 al
ana 90 all that's so oppressed ma,
come out all right IN the end
Where there l. will there isaway
Now 20 every one. Christmas will
soon be- here, aud MY sincere wish #.
that every one will enjoy Xm,.
through all Of our holidays aud that
al Of the little ones may get them
stocking. plum full up to the brm
And also IL j. the duty Of ever,
one 20 see that the poor gets some
thing too. the little ones that have ao
way of getting aud no means 10 With
ought Co be- looked after by those
that are able 20 have plenty and
some left for the poor. Now w..h
YOU an a merry Nmss aud bid son
al adieu Tor the present year 1906
and welcome our ucw year 1901
Nos Co our old Cri,tendcn Pas. I
wish srea, big circulation .5r
1901
Some Of our boys don't care for
long trip TO see bi. beet girl, rain %
shine Doe. Wheel. turns that say
without any top on his buggy. be-
plunge. the Of tid,
Mr. LIME Thompson, Of L,la
c.. OIL. visiting fricod. aud relative,
BOO .h,- 1c.shbar hood Mr.. Thoa
..a vi.! rsnain To- tLi, vciur,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
Flour 4Sc per sack at Hick
lin Bros.
Deeds Rstefdse

Martha A. Moore and husband TO
sam Gugenheim, house and lot 10
Marion, $1,000
K W. Wilson and wife TO John
W. Wilson, 10, in Marion, sleO ard
other consideration.
I'd Order to Addie Order, house
and lot in Marion, 81. 90 etc
c. +. Weldon sud wife, to Martha
+. WOodson, house and lot in MariOn
exchange Of property,
Dossie Conger and wife, to 5. II.
Potter, 90 acres on Crooked creek.
s2OO
T. +. Andrews and Others to Sarah
A. Handy, 81 acres in Crittenden
county 1895.
j. p. Pierce to VIM. Davaski, l59
acres on Crooked creek, $500.
j. p. Brissey to Cassidy & Dycus,
90 acres near Dycusburg, $3.50.
Trustees Of VI. +. church to A. Is
Dycus, one lot in Dycusburg. go
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20
MEXICO.

There was a pound supper at W.
X. Bibbs Wednesday hight. 1t was
an enjoyable affair.
Ed Mott and family returned from
Mr.. McMasters Wednesday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-12-20

Old Hickory whiskey 4 year old
$3.50 per gallon at-Klymans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
RODE WILD HORSE.
Virginia Girl Assisted by Police
man in Stopping Runaway.

C-rAr-NTrN "a 1,.-.,.t.r~ ODD -,t---r
""N -'" '' "'i" '-'.- tilh NaNf, fa..
that NieS Eug'uia Burt ~ thi@ citv.
Was rae heroine Of 81 thrilling incident AZ
tho Bryn Nawr Hors. show to-day.
Miss Burt. who is visiting Mrs Catha-
riuo Roach al Noviar. had r.f "a r..-.
nolonsiug Goo ar Daniel Buddrry saddled
So the stables near Rr,u Narr Hotel
ana was about % take her for a prepara-
tors TRIAL before riding her in the -l.r-.
Ino~t-llkel y-to-h e-a-huutor' class. The
young lady. VINO is am ACCOMPLISHED
hors- woman. laa been warned against at
tempting to ride the mare which had
never before had a side saddle on her
back nor ever been ridden b, "A woman
Hvt Miss PINT n.f fru rorfI4r.. 3D.. i.,r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
SUIT TO SET ASIDE
CHAUTAUQUA SALE
StOCkhOl icrs Bring Action
Against tho Officers. Ch7rr-
ing Fraud
MRS. M'ARTHUR, vF NORFOLK
Discharged L. $. Sailor Sent ON
TO Grand Jury for Forging
Check.

NORFOLK. VA. septcmso. q. C.. C..
Chapman. acting for himself and such
other stockholders of the Caautauous-hy-
the-Sea Assembly as will contribute TO
the costs has entered suit in the Court
81 Law and Chanccry against Barton
Pitts. X. Meade Osborne. trustee. James
S. Groves. Dudley NJ Steel tho Mcrcan-
tile Company. corporatau. ana the
Chautauqua- by the-sea Assembly. the
object Of which IS to- set aside tho re-
cent sale OF the Chautau4ua property.
made hy *. Meade Osborne trustee. un-
der decd Of trust
Chapman allegce that fraud and dercp-
ton were practccd in connection with
me sale. The uroprety. wtleu consists
of nearly 200 acres Of waterfront land
near Virginia Beach. was snId for $1,000.
which Is alleged 20 Doe a mere fraction
of ITS worth
10 cost $4,000 nine years ago Real os-
tato mon now estimate its raI.o at from
500 600 60 So. 600. CHAPMAN wants "a
receiver appointed for the taking of the
accounts OF the assemhiv
lie alleged ina h.e declaration that Bar
TON Pitts and James s Groves came
together 10 defraud and cheat tho stock
noldcrs ~ tho Chautauqul corporation.
i'tfte was recently elected president and
'f.'fNfN treasurer OF tIn .IfHIIEffn
u'rstion. Chapman declare. ~ "a .pro
tended meeting % pho stockholders.
Mrs. Macarthur wife ~ Lieutenant
General Arthur Macarthur. who has Just
become head OF The United states Arms.
"as formerly Miss Lizzie Hardy. of Nor
folk. sister Of W. Leo Hardy. anu tina
Tate Charles Hardy Mrs Macarthur
was last ln Norfolk ~ tra time OF the
death ~ her brother several Years ago.
Mrs. Macarthur has several children
a son is now q Lieutenant ln tho navy.
Just appointed an aide on The stan Of
t.o Superintendent of tho Naval Arade-
mss at Annapolis. Another SON has iuat
graduated from the military Academy at
West Point. and has entered Tho rc-ular
army as "a lieutenant.
=. r. Hnhore. tho discharged United
sailor. arrested FOR flashing forged
check. purporting O. hr signed bv NN. H.
Barnard. ON A. Rosenhalf.. was in tho
Mayors Court in Portsmouth. to-day
sent on 10 tho Court ~ Hastings for in-
dictment tr the next lr.ui tury
T. Burns. charged with being an ace
cessory To tho forgery. was discharged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
OPENS WITH A
LARGE NUMBER CADET rs
Several Changes Made in the
Residences of Pro-
fesSors.

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch
BLA'kSBJ RIG, VA. Septombor Cd
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute opened
for the present session on Wednes,ia,.
with an unusually large number of n.r,
students ON the grounds. Entrance OK
am.natous are in progress this week
and regular classes viii begin on Mon
day. only "a small per cent Of tho old
students who are TO return have as v.t
arrived. and when the matrlculatio,
complete it Is expected that the enrol.
ment Will reach The usual marx. Az
j. II Shultz again has charge Of fh.
dining hau and all regular students ar.
required 90 board there. The professor
are am in their places. and ovorVtb.r..
points To successful session
There have been several changes f,, tf.
residences Of various members ~ tba
faculty since commencement pr rerri~
son Will occupy SOLITUDE" the fof,,.r
home of Professor Noursc. Professor
Harvey Price has moved into tho bofso
occupied last year by Professor Gfhbore,.
Dr. Frank Wilson has the house made
vacant by Professor Johnson's removal
to- Dorchester. and Professor Mast re-
Gently elected. succeeds the Wilson's in
the Presbyterian mansc. The now conn
mandant. Colonel Jamison. Dr Newman
and pr. Williams. will have a,..s..,. b, ts
in the barracks. a part II no. 4 having
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
THE REPUBLICANS
OF G0OCHLbBD MEET
Delegates TO Convention Chosen
and County Chairman
Elected.

MAlpLNs. VA. September % "A Re-
publican county convention was held at
c'ochaud Courthouse to-day to elect
aeleeates to- tho congressional convention
900 Manchester. september 2,th
The following We're the delegates elect
q. N. j. EnrIsht. j O. Luce. W. =.
Jcnes Walter r. Hadcn. y. r.. Hodges.
and w. J. tucy Alternates-p. a. VIII
Jams, d. j. Richmond j.. vs.. cambridge.
Lee A jennings. D.. j.. Burrows. and
D. d. leadncttcr.
Al d Enrisht was elected county chair
man. and resolutions were adopted eu-
oorsiug President Roosevelt state Chair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

n you need a strong. liberal bank 70
assist you IN building up your business.
YOU will lind the First National Bank, %
Richmond. Va. with It's s8oOo.OOO assists,
equipped for that purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Linen Department

Are you going to entertain next month?
Nothing makes so good an impression as
a properly appointed dining-room. Your
Damask and Napery should always be of
the best You can get it here at low
prices. Purchasers of extra large quaint
ties allow, liberal concessions.
Table Damask of Irish and Scotch Linen. 4sc
zoe 0Sc, St.25, S1.5O.
Dinner Napkins. a variety Of pretty patterns
81, $3.50. 81, $3.50, So. 50. So per dozen
Huck Towels, in various sizes and grades
Zoe. II lie, lie. zoe pc, 33c, SOC
Crash, for tea toweling. 1-;sc, Sc, 1Oc. IL PC
f5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
In Boston.

Little Erasistratus-I won't play with
MaNrocorda Jones any more
Mother-Why not. Erasistratus7
Little observation-disclosures ne spits
his infinitives.-Puck
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Fined a Wife-Beat

%. T.. Iaury. tho YOUNG white MAJ,
Who was arrested at tho Locomotive
Works Friday hv officer Ga~nc.r ana
charged with wife beating. appeared be-
l"f" squire Wharton al the Henrica
'"ii ."'se yesterday afternoon O. answer
IAo witnesses against the prisoner were
IT'S "H' ana little boy. who lives IN
.'- mousse with Thorn. j. was proved Thar
Laury had struck his wife. ana .S,,,.ra
barton fired him s. and put him under
$i'' security for six months
'''- 'Aafles 'hildrey. Commissioner %
revenue DO Henrico county. came ~ ts.
courthouse yesterday with some of t,,
.'"est specimens OF corn ever seen II,
' '"uHl The stalks measured eighteen
ana rocked like healthy young trees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

man slemp and the Republican state o,
sanitation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

been fitted up as quarters for those OF
tho faculty who arc unable 90 secure
houses.