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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
Hoppe Makes a New Record,

Chicago. May 1.-THE worlds rec
ord high run, 1S-inch balk, two in WAS
broken tonight by Willie Hoppe. who
set the new mark at 307. The former
record was held by Louis Cure. 255.
Hoppe made tho record tonight in his
game with Jake Schaefer. whom he
defeated in eight innings. 500 to 1893.
in the professional tournament at Or
cheStra hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN I.EAGIrF

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Friday and Saturday-St. Louis at Bos-
ton. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at
Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturday-Boston at St. Louis. New
York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pitts
burg. Brooklyn at Chicago.
Sunday-New York at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Saturday-Lynn at Lowell. Fall River
at Lawrence New Bedford at Havcrhlll
Manchester at Worcester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Saturlay-Montreal at Providence. To-
ronto 1T Baltimore, Buffalo at Newark
Rochester at Jersey City.
Sunday-Montreal at Providence. Buffa-
10 at Newarl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
New York Cotton Market.

New York. May H.
Cotton spot closed quiet. Middling up-
lands 1l.aj. Middling Gulf 10; sales
40j3 bales.
Galveston firm, he; Charlestown steady
leans steady II 1-16; Mobile quiet II J-1G;
Savannah steady II 3-16
Net receipts for seven DAYS 69,2A. EN-
ports to Great Britain. %;64, to France,
1870; to the Continent. 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
TWO CREWS,
Harvard Will Have Double Represen
tation at American Henley.

Harvard will send two eight -oared
crews to the American Henley at Phila-
dclpha, May Is. These will be the
winning class eight and the university
second crew. Last year an eight and
a four oar went down.
After the Henley, the four-oar crew
is to meet Yale, and two substitutes
for the Varsity eight will be selected
from the second eight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
Gardiner High 8; Oak Grove 7.

Oak Grove met Gardiner High Friday
on the home field. 1t was closely con-
tested game from beginning to end. and
the outcome was a question tili the end
of the ninth inning. Clark pitched good
steady game, but at critical moment
received posr support. The home team got
more hits than Gardiner. but they could
not produce them at critical times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
GARDINER HIGH.
OAK GRON L.
TntalS

riman. Cobb Three-base hits-S. Clark.
Webber. First on balls. off Clark. ). off
Locke 2. Struck out: by Clark ?. by Locke
CIason. Hit by pitcher-I[anc. korhen.
stolen bases-L. Clark. brown. Webber.
Kane-2. KCrhen. Lovely. Time. 1.e5. I'm
pire Bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
BASEBALL.
s., Louis Beats Boston
American 8 to j.
s., Louis and Philadelphia the
National Winners.
Worcester Takes New England Lead BY
Is Inning Tic Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. May 1.-THE opening game of
the series between Boston and the West
ern teams was won today by st. LOUIS
to 8, being the ninth consecutive defeat
inflicted upon the locals st. Louis hit d.
neen freely and Boston's errors were
costly. Smith forced the home team to
bat easy grounders and new record for
putouts by a first baseman was thus es-
tablisheI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
sutton Breaks All Re.o.a

Canada ,od may 1l.-George Sutton Of
rresant , u broke all records for tho b..
ment =. professional billiard tonrnn
Ton,. orchestra hall by defea,''a
maI;ne .are' 500 to 2s7 in six minis :
Ina, ah'ng an average of s3a-s ', m.,.u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
New York Money Market.

New York. May II.
Prime mercantile paper 5hm5h per cent
Sterling exchange easier at i>,,.snu 49,
for demand and at 4S2.a06i 49, - for 60
day bills.
Posted rates 4S2 and $751;
Commercial bills 4SlIs.
Bar silver 667s.
Mexican dollars -.
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call steady 34m3f; per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartfcrd-Hartford s, Bridgeport >.
At ringfield-Springiield 3. New Lon
don ..
At New Haven-Waterbury I, New
Haven a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
OTHER GAM ES.

At Hanover. N. H.-Dartmouth 20 Uni
vcrsity Of Rochester >.
At AndoVer-CIeOrgetown T. AndOver l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
AT PITTSBIrEG.

AT PITTSBt fG.
Philadelhfa 30 0 0 o o $50
Pittsburg ......0 0 o 0 0 0 O-0-5-3
Observation-Disclosures and PETIT: Sparks
and Doom. Time 1.D. Umpire. KLEIN.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ct Loms ..I 0 | 0 0 ! x-S-I1-1
Chicago .......2 0 0 o 0-4-10-4
Batteries-Egan and Raube: Wicker and
Killing. Time. 2h. Umpires. Carpenter and
JOhnatOna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore-Baltimore G. Toronto ..
At Jersey City-Jersey City g. Roches-
ter l.
At Newark-Buffalo ), Newark l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
BATES e; TUFTS 4
winning Players Completely oute,,.,
Their Opponents. ''

Lewiston, Me-. Nav 11-p
tn,. .y,s O.s,assrd Tufts baseball players
s,,,o.t :. On, Inc Bates men stole bases
.nnN ', a.. a. WI, and played an all-round
BRteS ,.....o . A
auies .........0 90 %
natterfes-Dwinal and bowman w,
gan. ana Suieor Time. 2h. Umpire, Carr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12

The matchmaker of the Lincoln Club
has decided to put on Charley Ncary
and Kid Goodman for the feature bout
at the May 23 meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
AT WASHINGTON.

Detroit ...2 0 90 0 0 0 1-4-11-0
Washington % 0 0 0 0 90 Al
Observation-Disclosures and Heydcn; Mullin
and Schmidt. Time. Las. Umpire. Hurst.
AT NEW YORK.
New York 80 o 1 0 0 o 2-3-11-2
Batterfes-Hess and Clark; CHESHIRE.
Newton and SlienOw. Time. Isl. UNI
pires, O'Loughlin and Connor-
At Philadephia-The Chicago-Philadel
mia game was postponed rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12

Two-base hits-Collins. Ferris. Niles.
Three-b base hfts-Collins. Hemphill. Stolen
bases-Parent. Stahl Sacrifice hits-Di-
neen, Wallace 3 O'Brien. Smith. First
base on balls off Smith 8. off Dineen 2.
Struck out. by Smith 2 by Ifneen :.
Passed ball-f1ickel. Time, c.06 Umpire.
Connolly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12

80. a.cner Eddie Phelps has received
~. r,.a !" oays notice Of release from tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12

d. iricS l3MfS. ,-,..
enthusiastically ut mark 1ratl2; frsts lJl='
prime firsts 16la: extras lSiz
CHEESE-Steady 9m12.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. Quinlan & Co.
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
FINAL MEETING OF
iHSTREET COMMITTEE
Refers Southern Railway Ordi-
nance for Track on Cary Street
to Jefferson Ward.

* Immediately after the adjournment Of
the caucus last night the Street Com
$mittee held its final meeting to con-
slider the matter in regard to the Southern
Railway Company constructing rail-!
way track along Cary Street, between Sew
Senteenth and Eighteenth Streets, and
striking out that clause In the original
ordinance which requires the consent Of
THE property owners on both sides of the
Estreet,}a requirement which Is generally
made in such cases 1t was stated that
the City Attorney had rendered It as his
opinion that the consent of the property
owners on both sides Of street was q
necessary requirement 4ibefore such con-
struction work could, be. perfbrmed, and
Mr. Mills said that the question hung
on the decision of this question:
D. After some little discussion. Mr.. Waller
Morton moved that the whole matter be
referred to the Jefferson Ward The conf
n,ittee did not seem to care to take up
4 the matter on the eve OF the going out
4 q the old Council, and Mr.. Morton's
motion was passed. The committee then
adjourned.
L q Tho Committee on Schools, Police and
Elections was scheduled to meet at the
same hour but it failed of n quorum,
x There had been some suggestion that this
COMMITTEE would recommend Its dissolu-
8tion and that its work be divided among
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.HlGHLAN s! sPRlNIGs


The IL die s, B! ID ssociety Of the #Metho..
ftt, in the church, hal IL and the m EN- bers
are urged to- attend as Important busl-
moss viii be lind erad discussion.
81 M RS Emma s. Storer3 spent severa days
during the pas hin gtton
"a Andrew Dickman11 and ssls ter Miss Rosa \
lie . elk man, OF Florence,T S. M c., are
guests at the homes OF heir suncle 4 and
aunt, Mr.gand Mrs. Frank r. Read. SKI
sB M rs.S;LA. T. w eeks and daughter. MISS
Elizabeth Weeks. Eytsl ed al Bel lvleyY'' DUR
ling the past week. ~ ffasss$' III
IS NJ ISIS Winnie Emrlok, after Ia pleasant
visit with friends in Ches terrified county,
is now at home. "a ..3 s5.3
4 Mr.. Andrew Atklsson, professor OF
music in Stanton, Is visiting his parents,
and will spend several weeks with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay and Sdaught tier, A. 4
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. wv. Beazley and TAM
lily. !, =.
Mrs. John Parrish. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. william Roy, Sof Il RICH
mond, visited at "Leatmore"s during tho
past week. " ~ 10 ~
church lawn next Thursday Z August 9th.
for the benefit Of the proposed new Net n
odst Church., and an Invitation ls extend-
ed y to all to be present tos5 help In TINS
important good work. HI
Rev a.. O. Sykes. D. gD..5 rector OF st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Newport n eWs'
Va, has been the guest Of his sister, Mrs,
W. NJ. Citerly, OF 4" Ben Lomond, he COM
Ing the first OF the week to ofllclate at the
wedding OF Miss Blanche AZ Parsons X g g
Ne. 4 Y Is y = r .
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Mr.. 81, Harris selden, Of washington, T.
c., formerly OF Richmond. !. y. y.
& Mrs. Cummings, OF Ohio, mother Of RS;
Nelson Van Busklrk, 4 arriv we'd the mrs. OF
the past week to be with her daught,eT.
who has been quite ILL., Mrs. van an Bush 1il =
Is slowly Improving N i3li: s5 Il. (.
{ 1fr.tIV. A. Parsons has received the SAD
Intelligence OF the death OF his dauKnter-s
Eln-lnw, Mrs. Arthur. Parsons; OIL = Gn nsnS
during tDrtiss 'i the past week. ID
MRS.. Grace Nea lond. after q pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. SLeRoy 1Bovee,
left during the past week ior, PoWn 1I 2;
with hcr parents, !. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. is IS.
a Gqea Bay Beiore wis leslie she hsd her little
girls with her, SGS !. Z, I, y.
Miss Villa Collins land Master g Dudley
Collins, left on Friday for q visit to OAK
Park. Madison county here !, tney Y. WI w
spend several weeks ct the home sof Dr. =
: Mr., viii Richardson Il will /. occupy his
new residence as soon ns his family get
bach, 4 from a visit to Mrs. Richards ms
parents. He is at present the guest, OF "A, Mr.
4 M Miss s., Ella NJ orano left on Saturday for
Visit To- her brothers. family She was
accompanied by her nephew, z Mrs. Ohm r.
Morano, who will engage n bu US ness ln
.H Mrs &C aeorge Rich AND daughter Mrs;
the Tower House, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. 2, "a; smith; 4, !. /, u, :.
Johnson, mi Masters Willie. Ernest and How
ard Johnson Wero among IN ose = rom a., tne
village who went e Mes1 .e6oo OF Of Talr
mount and Black Creek churches on their
annual picnic. az i3SS itl(
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s sssst e ssSb ssss ss sAsEsdfa
b Kept II, the name q \ : Ml ss,.'
PLANT a y a. ai,a arraht 81 tho
Committee Oh nleotricity signed b, by
i,et,sation " tie said superb etd e.
a shalt assume Ill costs at tendinE at .Il''
preparation Of plans ana i. spe !, nnG
\ s sie ana testing the plant az
ter construction. IA E. n 81
The Morton Amendment
Mr., Morton offered the ;ol|owliiigs tas
aii amendment to be added as seq q
w Ana sea electric pa,n,t, /, s :, II
+ the city Coiitiol9 shalt al vertise for 4
and receive bids for the lease 81. sa Il, ~
electric plant and shall be antnor,E ~
n1d e ease eoa to
the City Council ,of Richmond 4. Ply 1IIi &
hig prdanqs, shel net Pc eons1r and
s t. sae t plan GltY He CIV eseuns
shall advertise for and receive bids for ~
said lease ana then dese,rT i'm fha 1ae
Work Of a Trust.
Y .'he Morton amendment was very
tut q lively discussion came 'tlp on he
general subject, Tho question then came
ph R1 ne orooan'e e ,''''','uso 6 j
the opposition to 4 he &establisf,-
81 d, "a trust He charged that afhouse-.t,o-
house had 70 t tnS
to keep members way from the meet.
Ing and break O quorum In order {, carry
tits matter over 10 the now Council; Z lie
characterized d such conduct as . being
dirty and unw9rthy of tha coun ,,rea}dn1ts
were ories for the .questi ion. However,
other speakers were allowed q say. among
them Messrs. CARRIER. Pollock and Nils
who favored tho ordinance as n1nendea.
Mcssrs Pollard and Elicit 9 spoke ngal 10y;
The ordinance as amended was &c teat-
cd by the following vote: }S3 !, . u.
.Ayes-Atkin on, -8 Davis, Don I,eayiy
Garber Gates, Iebaon, I5n}h,er Lyn ich.
ardson, umlauf, DIN. white. wiltshire
Woodburn ana President Peters-1S.
8 Nays-Batkins Curtis p ckerson;, ], /. pl-
lett FERGUSON. Green. McCnw, M diner
pS Ma M,s h,s yots from
nay 50 as to move reconsidera ton.
making the vote as finally recorded II
u MI" Minis promptly moved reeon i 5! 4
GRAFTON. and the 1notlon WIS as promptly 1n.;
The Council then, on motion. Of n, M:
Huber, ad journed to reassemble Thursday
night at IS o'clock, !, l,
night ti = nesting 81 the body win finish sup she
business 1t would have complet ed last
night had not the electric plant question
taken UP the whole time. is
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|||OL..D|]HOfF|CER:|Si..
'|T0S[R ! !. 4 AGAlh N
Common Council !. Members N y u Hold.
Caucus and Make Theft
T$3S5s Nominations. ss IL a1
ENR. : ETERs is REN 4 MATED y Ed
sSIr. Cannon Proposed fo 81. ,lP'i resi-;
dent But the Incumbent Wins.
B3 Nomination Made Unanimous.

" i II
AAEg,rhe members Of the new Common,
Council held a caucus last night for the
Fsflomlnation Of Its officers Mr.. Gilbert
pollock acted as presiding officer. and 1t
2 xas but "a matter Of 4 few minutes be- be-,
Tore lie had finished With the 1 business gu
4 II hand. as, With one exception, here was
40 opposition to the officers incumbent
sss.ana they were ali, without exception. re-
snominated. AZ Ii
sas Mr.. Ben T. August had no opposition
Tor clerk Of the caucus, and Mr. George
Nf,.s Ruskell was unanimously elected SER
treant-nt -arns, us was Il Mr.. Alfred NY
IfDowell for committee clerk. 81
aEfMr. August read the call for the caucus,
and Immediately after this was done Mr..
Henry Pollard, member from Lee NV aru.
K arose ana put In nomination FOR the
presidency Mr. Robert Lee Peters, the 70
Sincunbent. s.
a. Mr.. Pollard gave n short eulogy on the me
81 career Of Mr. Peters while he hhd Deen
t 4 member $of the Council and had occu-
8Sried the presidential chair ana said y. ~
agl1ad served them honorably ana ,.a1Il.
fully and with much credit. potn e 70
Il himself and to the body of which ne was
chairman.
se.ss There was only one name put up In OPP
lf,posltion8to Mr.. Peters, that OF Mr. james
NJ =. * Cannon. who Is now In Europe VINO
i was nominated for the presidency ny
u III Waller W.. Morton, Of Lee Ward. Mr..
Il Peters's nomination was seconded ana
s|5carried, and then Mr.. Morton moved 5sthat
d Il be made unanimous. which was done.
S5Sh1r. Pollard then vacated the chair for
s# Nj. Peters, who was escorted q TO the
s3'rostrum BY Messrs. Pollard. White and
IL Richards. AS he took his seat q Ia rye,
e handsome bouquet Of It'll flowers was
v brought up. and Mr.. August In few
Rwell-chosen and appreciate words, grace.
fully presented them to the new chair
man, VIII bowed his thnnds and said: MA
II Iss"It Is needless for me to say that words
#fatl to express my feelings. But IS isr5tol
say, gentlemen, that I thank YOU most
heartily for this honor. I, shall try to-
fulfill the duties expected of me without
fear or favor, and 7 shall perform these
duties to- the best oflgn,y ability. IL;
$8 8yi Mr.. Peters was WELDON ed warmly, but
Immediately put himself to the business as
4 in hand. 80 ~
sS Mr.. f. Harvey Spence was nominated
for vice president, and his nomination
was carried sunanimously.s ~ }3i
fter$th Nnolnination Of the officers the
" caucus 5ad journed, and gave way to the
& last meeting OF the old Council which
had much business to- attend to before
#its final adjournment. 3}
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PLANT
NOT YET awhile.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

4 d Il =
that s17,5oO be appropriated to purchase
"a site and erect Il new police station was
tabled, then taken from the table and and
5retabled which means that this is a
job to be turned over to the new Council
The Finance Committee recommended
that the office Of building inspector be
created and presented an ordinance de-
filming the duties Of that officer a. The pro-
posed ordinance provided that the inspec-
tor should receive a salary Of $500 per
annum, and his clerk; $500. Amendments
the salary were voted down,
and then the whole business was lost
for the lack Of a constitutional vote Of
% ayes, the vote standing q ayes to 8
noes, the nine noes knocking out a mighty
good law for the time being, e; IS
The Real Fight.
y The real fight Of the evening came.
when the Finance Committee reported a,
which practically dropped
the question Of establishing a municipal
electric light plant. q 4 n s
The5committee desired to hear from bid
#ders proposing to furnish all the electric
light and power the city needs and await
replies. q, 4, 8il al
~ Inc question was ABOUT to come up on
the matter OF the @ adoption VI OF
the committees report, when Mr..
D. NJ. White brought the ques-
ton OF an electric plant or no electric
plant squarely before the body by offer
Ing an amendment to the present ordi-
nance on the subject, an amendment
which was designed to take the place
OF section n Of the present ordinance
The new section Z, as proposed by Mr..
White reads as follows;. h. Il IS j
Ss The Committee on Electricity are
hereby authorized and empowered to
employ sonTe person whose business
gsit shall be to prepare the necessary
plans and specifications. and to SUI
$ pervise the construction and equip
n msnt Of the said ele aat plant, such
land shall be known as superinten-
dent Of Construction of Electric
Light and Power Plant. Such per- a
son, upon his entering into cons
n tract to do and perform the services 8
required OF him as such superinten-
dent, shall enter into bond In the &
scrlbed BY the ordinances Of the city,
for tho faithful performance Of his
contract He shall be subject to the
direction and control OF the Commits
z tee on Electricity, and may be dis
charged at their pleasure. and some
4 other qualified person employed In his "a
( place. Flo shall make detailed
progress OF the work OF the construc-
II ton and equipment, together with
s such recommendations ms he may
deem proper>in rela ton thereto. His FL
y compensation to be hereafte fixed by
ordinance or resolution, and the
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HAaBoR

Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Harris, OF =. R nea.
iM ttet,ht 1i Pike W. Il.
fsenas nslsssa sgsRat ead
with frionds5atf the Cliffs. He returned to
Ashland Wednesday evening, !, , 4.
asnpf Fly gp spega Fey &
b Mrs Anna Bufnett, 81 Richmond Y :.
tied 4! her daughters err near Black creek 'ass
Mrs. Alice Hufner Is much indisgp : ?, e q
8 Mr., and Mrs. Charles stuart AND dausn 2.
ter Mary at Barker's NH l.E.I
Mr James sYrrett an and st,ns
day In the ,home OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. a. :.
ioN ns9D io pIiard of Engleslde while
trying TO drive ffone n number ,ot cattte
which he had purchnsed from ~, RonmohG;
experienc much difficulty; sev,ehhty on %
to the Chickahomlny bridges on y, the
Creighton Road !. He has since been hunt;
Ing them, at,d the la st report was g h e nau
found a number. g&S. n n. 4
& Misses Roma Lizzie and pr al, and 9
Rev u y u, Prlbble@ and wife ct the Meth &
B 4 Mrs. j Il BIZ Morrison has. been much In
disposed In the home Of her sister, Mrs. 1.s.
j. w. 4 Bead dies, !.
= Mi. and Mrs, yernard Beadles.. Of HEB;
Sunday with relatives near Walnut Grove:
So Mrs. John Nance has been aomeWhT m.
lndisposed In her home for several wee la:
DR.. "A. "a j. Nelson.1of Richraond, spent
q few days in the home Of DR.. Simmons
llastSweek at Wabasso. d .F !. e.
Little Pauline steinman and Master Al a !
bert, OF Church Hill, are. spending some
time in the home Of their grandpa rentsI
at Hickory Grove * # *. . S83 , I,
b Mrs 81 Clayton Woody and daughters
Miss May and Inez, will leave for Q
visit to King William county about the
middle Of Angus t y,
Miss uthBJohnson and Miss Rebecca,
Pate visited fin8t the home Of Mrs. James mes:
MI william 4 Martin Heeomp psnsa1
to leave in a short while forr, visit TO.
their uncle. Mr.. Patrick Kelley IN & the
;Shenandoa h Valley. Az psj. Y sjSH
The annual picnic of the Horse Lodge
will be held at tNewman's August 81 =;
Mr.. and Mrs. E.&C. Gaulding spent suns
day with the latter sister Mrs =:
4 Miss RUBY NJ. Jones spent the day re-
Gently in the home Of Dr. Simmons.
&3 NJ ISIS Christian Is the guest of friends u
Wabasso g4 &}e 81 5Ss & ti ~ fN IS 4
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production consistent with ecohottiy atid
enduring " eff,nief1r,v MI S55 4t'A


enduring effloiehcy. Gt III
81 IN stippor IT. st q Ill that wo urged YOU c,i
will md testimonials addressed TO yo y,
by the leading gas engineers Of al p . r
OF the country, and these reoof n end y
tions hnve been submitted to you solely
on the ground of the merit exp,elriesin,ee
and the several au tles
know Me1ihenry to le I'oisses,se o..s o..
3 We have also served MI Of TIE Sia e ~.
railroad companies In the tinted states,
Canada md Mexico, and It is our pl eal
TIRE to refer you to any ono OF al VI i q =
them, # Il X & 5,lS3 sj .BGl Il. ID
sFinaliy,4it ID our Intention to deal Win i
the interest of YOUR city IN the ii1atter
sof yot,riiow gas Improvement as I've ~
have dealt WITH your new holder, ana Iits ~
adiurcts, III "a clean, upright skllful and
conscientious manner thus assuring you
OF the best Developments III Modern { s Z,
lprodtction, and with tho highest l EN-.
cheney at the least possible outlay itl' ~ O.
money and time. n "a, II .aF8
Fl Respectfully submitted. &
ROBERT w. HUNT & CO,
5s 3 Per John ]. Cone.
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