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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-10

In the October Lippincott's there
is an irresistibly funny story which
will be relished hugely by college
men-and college women-be they
undergraduates or alumni 1t is
called Her College istt," and has
to do with a college prank which
had far reaching consequences. The
author is robert Sterling Blair. The
novelette, in this issue is a very re-
markable story entitled 1.-The White
sepulchre," by VIII Lexington Com
fort.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-10

Take pewitt's title Early Riser
Pills. Sold by all daalera
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-10

An interesting Tight Is shed upon
a very timely topic in The Outing
Magazine for October, by Mr.. F. p.
Lahm, of the United States Army,
who writes upon "BaIloonfng and
Aerial Navigation" He reviews the
history of balloOufng in order to
maze the reader appreciate the Inn
portance which this new method of
locslu1otion te coming ito mean to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-10

Everybody's for October has a
striking cover in white and scarlet
to advertise their leading article,
The Keystone Crime" by Owen
wister This is the first, compre-
hensive story of the scandalous cost
of Pennsylvania new capitol to APP
pear, and IN telling it Mr. Wister
proves himself as successful a pub
lfcist as he is novelist. There is
the usual number of readable ,artf-
cIes In the October number, notably
Celebrating a New Ireland" by
Maude L. Radford, a suggestive ac-
count of the Exhibition at Dublin,
and THE MiracIe-Workers,~ by
Henry Smith Williams, giving some
of the amazing recent achievements
in Industrial chemistry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Chicago and Indianapolis The full
fx1

Chicago and Indianapolis. The full
list follows:
Virginia post Observation-Disclosures
Hampton. Staunton. Highland Springs,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg. Manchester,
Midlothian, Ashland. Norfolk, Peters
burg Suffolk, South Boston. Green Bay,
E'itzhugh Scottsville. Centralia, VIII
l!ansburg, Bremo Bluff. Butterworth,
Louisa, Keswick. Gordonsville, Virginia
Beach, Blackstone, Jennings Ordinary,
Granite. Orange, Roanoke, Louisa, Cliff
| ton Forge, Petersburg, Columbia. Mar
/ tinsville. Pamplin City. Hewlett, Lex
! ington. Dabney's, McKeuney, Drewry's
/ Bluff, Danville. Houston, Tazewell
! Farmville. Franklin, Cpurtland. Dos
/ well, Christiansburg. Bowling Green.
] Miller School, Aylett Delaplane, Stuart.
/ Chase City, louisville, Lacrosse, Rio
| Vista. Hardware, Amherst, Eagle Rock
/ Plainview. Jarratt, Lawrenceville, Cliff
ton Forge. Westview, Beaver Dam. Ar
/ vonia, New Canton, Redlawn, Verdon
!. Keswick. Bumpass. Orange. Trevilians
+ Dunsville, Tunstall. Ballsville. Beulah-
4 VILE Stafford, Auburn Mills. Zoar, Hol-
/ laday. Dinwiddie, jefferson, Uno. Pu-
iaski Blacksburg. Hillsyille. Hickory
. .Sth pOIl NEWS, IIOIh 'IipICOIHD
Rock. Columbia Norwood, Rock.
| Mount. Forest Depot, Bedford City
/ Lynchs Station. Thinking. Williams
burg. Angola, Toanof Shanghai, Tru-
hart, Abingdon. Lebanon, Waynesboro
Aberdeen, Cuscowilla. Clsmont. Clarks
vile, Virgilina. Buckner. PoindeXter
Hanover. Blackstone. Radford, Wal
lace, Hague Snithfield Accomac, Pals
Belfield. Chester. Lanexa. Biscoe. Boyd
ton. Alcoma. Waverly. Palmyra. Mount
faiar. Wilmington. GAINESVILLE, Brool
lHill Bon Air, Cumnor, West Point
buckingham, Noel.
Z Out-of-State post ofices-Enfield, \
tC.; Warrenton, n. c.: Elk Ridge. Md.
4 Ossining. n. Y; Winston.N. c.; Wash
ington. D. c., Tuskegee. Ala; Smith
C.; Newborn, n. c.: Parnassus, Pa.
d Chattanooga Tenn; Wilmington. Del.
Indianapolis Ind: Longwood, Fla.
Greensboro, n. c.; Milton, n. c.: Bris
toll Tenn: Henderson. n. c.; Bowltn
Green, Ky; oxford. n. c.; Atlanta. Ga
weldon. n. C.; Cincinnati. o.; Chicago
M. Rose Hill. y. c.; New York City.
-hc boats haze all sailed. you're too late
MRS. ELIZABETH Z. THOMSON. LOUISE
2 10 think asked her to mate
ELIZABETH BUrrERWORTH, Butter
Why, out on the carpet so late.
MRS. j. @. DOsWELL, New Canton va.
10 you still really hope to cheat tate::
EDGAR G. ouTrEN. Box So, Hampton
vi,
10. bachelors lane for your mate
10 the home for old maids Is vow rate
ALBERT j, JEFFREfS, WILLIAMSBURG
NJ Va
rs time 10 quit marking your slate.
Shell never catch one at this rate
Mks s. Il. PoINDEXTER, FEEDER
i St. Lynchhurg. Va,
b schooimam. for that's your fate,
EiELIE MILLER. Centralih, Va
4 Tho old are left to their fate
WALTER q; PEMBERTON, & 1880 sBuc
! ai.tgl ST., Manchester.
RI TAKE a back seat and sponge OFF your slat
O ,tES, EMMA FITZGERALD. 5lS# Hull $
: Maucherter,
She hee-hawcd unit! Twas too late
STAY We ireet at the heavenly gate!
m oPHELIA kERSEY, ls05 HeyGrly
We baked before It was too late.
AIS MARY A. PITTS. SCOttsytlle, Na9i35Ass2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
WEATHER Man WIN J
The LIMERICK MONEY
tcpnllhned Iron FIrAt Pase.l

u
her lnst. Tho limerick editor wants
1. make no &deliua Patti of MAXINE.
witl n regular soctessioh ~
Wclis,oufs lie mases 5oid to express
III, hope that sJr,s kih'i=hearted rent
III will either kiil hFt on out,lpl,S 'iifa
dine. OF use inas9e her Happily "
gone sSnipathetic man VINO WIZ care
f,,r her tenaerly IA hvr old age anu
loeaiiv protect ii + from the taui'ts
or q coia aud snterllig puptie'
@7rho limerick editor wishes TO eSpress
III. t1anl<s 10. the many lettef" tiias
nave come 10 him Containing knl9S
expressions OF various sorts and com
mending ,he spirit with wlicn thF
contests have beep ruu. Selecting VIZ
l,.,t line from a mass CONTAINING many
thousands written IN all sorts 81
ciiifpgtSLphy apd on all sides oil tle
pitpcr. Is not an easy task, ana ~ 10
pheasant to bo assured tlat IL t'''
n,i beer badly done
Contostants this week are!urseo "
writ. in ink 10 use only one side Oh
the paper and to put their names ana
addresses on every sheet of lines SUI
mitted 1t is necessary to remino
some OF them once more that the mum
or missing line must match the his'
ana second lines IN meter and rhyme
ana not the third and fourth.
Results for last week are as loiio"s'
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She wants 10 marry, but now It's too late.
MISS STANFORD. E.O16 Grove Avenue.
'e MRS. cHAs. q. STUART. 21oo f. Clay.
SIX lddoo nov; there's frost on your pa.e.
MRS. a. l.. FRANKLIN. Rocky Mount,
Farewell you're left to your fate
MRS. w. H. BRAMBLITT. Pulaski. Va.
To missions, yourself consecrate.
MRS. JAMES r. GUY. Bedford City. Va
@ loved one R a5Sy tell Pe, as aas aa Va
Skinny, single and sixty's your fate 8
"a y. RYLAND. S3s ". Grace
Ha ha. IT Is through choice Miss rs s seai
HENRIETTA SIRAcKE, u W. Cary.
Pet cats and 8cannries--your rate
r. s. EGGLESTON. City.
That is right take your time, etcan walt
Better tel nEh hm g iii hpf s seventh sys
/ we were soft not 10 snap up such bait.
MRS. NJ. "A. CARSON, w. Cary
Ola girl, you're left out by rate 10,
ELSIE LLOYD, Durham. n. c.
10. q yuairIwith d peach mnke5a date.
! Z LENA r. WELLER. SCI Main Str Dan
she'll siiei get there, though not up to date.
ZELLE MINOR, II S. Adams. 7, ,i
| And whisper. you waited too late.
s PAGE. 8 S. Third. . 4. u ,,.,t $
0m MKs shem hs M 3. 1 ROGERS 7o1 u Mar
shall ME g
G. r. BROCK, 81 os, Fourth
SIf over you're called 1pr, tWlii w ~
j n Box 1903. Fnrrnville, Va. h
1 And say, won't YOU change your estate 2.
Il e Al CARSON. Farmville. Va.
1 So lltatre seems ever your tate.
IL MARY o. FIANy. Hanover, Va
i Harpy sHoolgan Is your mt mate,
MRS. CHAs. @GOODLoE .Yerdon va,
4 Ills 7nrincc mny5yet come, dear; Just Wait.
4 RIjRY POWELL, 405 W.. Main
Il nv son confessed you're his Tate. q
4 MAY 4JANISON, aChnrlottesville, va.
Il YOU'VE the ticket that's marked second rate
NORMAN NOEL, Stuart. Va.
4 sr9lirt flirting since you first ate.
II a E MISS M. RI. West End. "a
4 Youth now hay 81 to- rank second rate Il
i MRS. INV. IIIx. Roanoke. Va. ~
A ITO oh oroform With the old skate
\ LANES d. WISE, City,
\ Lake the railroads she'f now second etwo
A MRS. HENRY c. RILEY. 1903 West Ave
yvhyf not Join the limericks' fate2
Il b B HEM ar, 1887 Grace West.
a For Mr.. Right, are you still on the Wall?
H. MRS O. *. FORREST. Jennings Ord mary
& INA. HI y. &. .8 , .at as3E
n \ III IA. PAI4hiER. West Point, Yu.
Hook, Maud, what's become of Your haiS
q MRS. u. II. WITHHRs, SOS Paxton st
Il 'lDanyille, VR, NJ
4t Ants cali her8 antique out of date sS
AUGUSTA YATES, panville, Ma
Poor MAXINE; hoW cruel is tate.
j, KANE, BOX y So. City. VI
saying tT'air one, you'll y nov eptf 81 ,ln to-
I y MRS Ms7GuNN 5i6 Ia.Stpn I; l1allN w z,
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CO way back you're a little too late
EVELYN p. WRIGHT. boswell, va.
With any one now she would mate.
MRS. y. e. ROBEY. 4o1 n. Twenty-hinth.
Try limerick Editor, though late
MoLLIE ". GRAvEI.Y. Martinsville. Va
ST. Paul says tbs best not to mate
MRS Il. s. HAGiAN. Christiansburg, va.
You will not say yes III TOO si late, Va
MRS g; 9, H. BoseH iaa b ns nesnss
KATIE L. GILLIAN. ass s. cherry cry,
She's too old and tough for. good bait.
EMMA IS. GILLIAN. sac S. Cherry.
S ne f1es WRENN, 40 Wilson ST, Dan
VILE. Va.
Yo, Will get there all right, though late
a. THOM. 2518 z. Franklin.
(! She's rs slow as limited freigh,.
Sh. came out too soon. 80 she's late.
j, NJ. ANDERSON, 1911 Park Avenue,
Sion angling. you've no tempting bait.
MRS. ROBERT C. PRICE. Miller schoo''
Va. l
Observation-Disclosures it is too late.
! And her name was Max'Ieen too lite
Pack up, Maxine, wei pay the freight
Learn few ,nnss now ~, %hl 40 sGn 5ay
A bachelor girl Is thy tat ,,,,
/ Ny, dear, you are eighteen too late ate. IL
/ EVELYN BYRD CAMERON. Louisa. va.
/ Go lecture on how to keep straight.
4 s. L., Manchester, Va.
| Thirty and eight seals your fate;
Nv u. N<thAAt ~ y, ~
I Ea ha you have waited too late
Ii. u. PILKINTON, 1908 Floyd Avenue.
/ There's tweny-threo marked on her slate.
/ no Utah for her. such a fate
w. A. BROTHERS. 1910 North Nlhe-
/ And say: quite n while yet 10 wait =
/ GO to Utah! No use; It's too late!
n L.fTAYLOR. sos North Twelfth. ).
4, smart men are not caught with such. pait
MRS. L1zzIE sTAMpER, sl4 Nortl
MAXINE. no more tryfts at the gates
4 10. NJ DORIAN Drewery's Bluff, St va. Y
mis- nifty you can't change your bait. 5
4 Ii. TERRELL CHRIsrOPHEl'. Auburn
Sh. Maxine. we don't pay your freight!
4 W A. MONTGOMERY. Williamsburg, va
lYou Will soon be passe at that rate
a She'll nibble ut most any old bait
j III. ID, OWEN box S. lexington Va.
\ MAJ has not q step-llvely gait,
4 And kindly ask after her mate,
4 Tx H. BROWN, 1873 North Park Avenue
4 M rfolk, Va. NH
Tx, Hooigan,& you'll always be late.
Il 40 MRS, j, Al. g., l433 North TWenty.nlntI
Il, You are u rrtc of some ancient estate
A r.. n EDRlDGE, Hewlett, Va.
y ASH Roosevelt 10 find you a mate
@Eshe's sell ms IN antique first RAJ to-
TS SAGE s,ioisc S nut OF date.
NJ 10 Bl.iMp. E03a Lamb ard rs "a
81, srsa Sto e:;petl The @apca, 6rats is
,.l sp, tun dogs on ler ga 4 KAT 5S
ssi An, .lsIciS her oats oyef the gate, M q n
N &c, S. BLAND, sos l.onbardy M lSS$y'i
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Special Distinguished Mention.

And NEW Ike cat at tHe EaVV.
c. $. BLAND. SOB Lombardy.
After you. dear Alphonse-I VIII wait
WIN. sTEGER. 1l1i n. Main. Dan
vile.
And tell her to use dough for bait
A. GILLIAN. 500 n. Twelfth.
Maxine's like the Southern. Shes late
GLADYS d. FAuNTLERoY, Lynch
station. Va.
She shipped us--and sho paid the
freight!
MRS. HENRY WOOD. Cismont p. o.
A-Iass and a-lack for n mate.
LIZZIE WRIGHT. Petersburg.
And tell her the new baby's weight
And race suicide deprecate.
II. c. T.. Danville.
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d rig her about her lone fate,

tsssas
And rig her about her lone fate
MAUDE p. MILLER, Bon Air. Va
oh! to have back my candy she ate.
KATE ELsmERE FULLER, cole Jener-
son Park.
Il e. BIcKERs. 40 N Twsnty-nin,h.
Tho key to your WedlockNis late
Marconi might catch you mate
B. d.. Brook Hill. Va
You ought not to have waited 30 late.
CATHERINE II. ROBINSON. seos L.
Broad. Us
Lay low! you may yet land a mate.
Is. sDABNEY.s1o9 N. Eighteenth.
My dear, we'll take root at the gate.
G. H. ROWE, zoos Fairmount Avenue.
The belle OF past days, out of date.
| IS BROWN. Mountfa!r. Va
That light wig Is quite out OF date.
| AT Halloween, next try your fate.
Il MAC MOsLEE. Martinsville. Va.
Your age ran away with your fate
n. p. HARRISON. Station 2. City,
EFT. ETHEL l.. MORTON, 1908 e. Grace.
How many thousands. old girl. for mate :
NJ. s.. R1BB. 4ol w. Wash. St. Peters,
Paw Pa 5 vobiscum. whatever your fate.
{; Il. WILLIAMS, City
4 Sizes been swinging too Ions on the gate.
1 IT. ". McCAUL, charlottesville. Va.
MRS .RIDDIcK. brakes Branch. Va.
Each year adds q, bit to her weight.
4 Il sE. B. BOULDlN. Box II. Keysyille. Va.
/ BY the Powers and Maxine. you're late.
Is MRS. j. M. HOLLADAY, Winnsboro 8. c.
i Mrudte's shocked Mt her unttmely rate S
MRS. LOTTIE e.. CURTIS. AT 18th
i ST., Manchester.
You are getting quite dotey of late.
4 NJ c. COTTRELL, Ill N. Norris. ~
\ There arc gray hairs now on your pate.
IDA b. CRANDALL.8 City.
iltPhUne Batch-Hello, want a soul mater
\ n p. BROWN, 1401 Beverly g8
i Celibacyg is a sad fate.
i " S, I. WHITE JR., 5000 p, broad.
4 You can't catch q snail at that rate.
i b. CT, Bowling Green Va.
~ II np q
i Al S. CAILAGHER,B COS N. Sixth.
j Poor girl, you have had n Ions walt.
i HELEN harness, Stanton. Va
n CO. West--Jones. no pays the freight
= PERCY IT, EzEKIEL sos w. Grace,
4 It's a clear case OF drink ten and pirate,
Il ID NJ ANDERSON, 1911 Park Avenue.
Il And hint at her much frosted pate.
EDWARD WINFREE, 10s s. Third
A Hiass bell (e) shouldn't ring SO late,
Il "a. C. MOsLEY, City.
4 Your affinity may come, It YOU wait,
A w. II Ii PSCSJAfR COZ M. II Unity first,
4 AS Maxle was marked on the slate g
y 8R, s., 1908 H. Cary. II
A Father Time has swallowed your bait. Is,
u MRS. II. NJ. DUNN, 11o7G Grove Avenue.
Il Your half has turned white some of late. ~
Ii nj IiS.f e.. W. HARRISON, 5l0ss s.. Third.
n Ycit can play solitaire quite late. 3f4 fltst
~ EI1ZABETH JONES. 713 d. Franklin. M
Hut she whispered. Never too late.' y
Continued on Seventh Pago.)
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nous Maxine has reached the end OF
her line even unto the fifth. let me. in
submitting bunch OF earnest tries,
congratulate you upon the in every re-
spect ma gnificent way in which you
have conducted the contest. from
standpoint of worth as well as justice.
Your decisions hit the mark and
rang true Though hate to see Max.
leave us, vet from the many answers
I tiny own inciuded). from a humanita-
rissn standpoint and the proximity TO
4 Williamsburg. l feel We. the reading
/ public, would be imposing on good
\ nature 10 ask you To prolong the agony
| Of Maxine's most singularly unappre-
! eiated single blessedness. Comforting
/ Maxine that leap year will soon give
(! her a chance 10 take matters in her
/, own hands, l beg TO thank you both
/ for the entertainment the contest
I throw {; AZ /. has afforded.
NELL r. LEE MURPHY.
SlS y. Harrison st. City
4 Mr. l.. Morris Warren. cashier of
the state Bank OF Pamplin. writes US
as follows:
In reference to the criticism that
you tIa..e been unjust in selecting the
winning lines in the limerick contests.
i lust want 10 say that il my opinion
YOU selected the cleyerest line In every
instance. l.. MORRIS WARREN.
Various contributions from our anna
teur poets follow:
ITO the Limerick Editor.
Like Justice" I'm stuck on myself
My lines. they must earn me the pelf'
II they do not.
The trouble j wot.
You're lacking gray matter poor elf
4 I. NJ. Box a. GordonsviIle, Va
T.. S. Matter of opinion, not Of fact
o sIanderins an Honest Man.
The Times has exalted TO fame,
A Young woman, Maxine by name,
:. But her escapades shady
l. Have proved her no lady,
And | think II. s. II. is TO blame,
AFriend of Maxine.
Ther. is a young man on our paper
L. Writes OF Maxine Till We can't cscap
If ,er,
From her rings and her beattS
e. We get no rcpose.
Can't he Kill her off somehow or mat
[, t.r'
ii A SUFFERING SUBSCRIBER.
Dear Editor. here are my rhymes;
Already, I've tried 1t. three times.
If you viii but gimme
This last winning limmc~
TN cheerfuliy ring all the chimes,
XILLE MINOR.
i. f.sLlAlME": Authorized abbreviatio
:. for Limerick. Poets License Book, No
. u 9Sl-Iim Ed
it. To the Limerick Ed OF The Times-Dis
PATCH.
Please give enclosed efforts you
careful attention,
a. While It's NJ 10 appear IN your popr
- -slar sheet
prefer the ten spot to an honorabl
i lnentionl
Miss E,IzABErfi Is. INGRAM;
south Boston. Va, October 18th,
poor MAXINE is done Tor at last,
Her life is n thing OF the past;
May her memory live,
In the tenner you give,
By its help we'll break a long fast,
Miss Nj, j, Charlottesville.
II YOU viii gimme,
Poor Maxine has now had her day
: And it well behooves fair maids.
say.
She taught us lesson,
Which kept us all gucssin',
t And We'll not work our campaign he
MISS LOUISE n, JAMES.
ll5 North Fourth street, City.
After scanning full columns
tries"
7 i rejoice in our Maxine's demise.
My heart beats with pity
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GLADYS D. FAUNTLERoY, Lynch
Station. Va.
Had many proposals of late?
w. ii. w. GIL Z. Main. Charloites,
VILE.
Maxine is feeling her wait (weighD
f. LEE PALMER, Fitzhugh, Va
Folks take you for mother of late.
JAMES B. HowLE. 41e S. Belvidere
Like a ship, what you need is mate.
E. C. HARRISON, s24 Harrison.
Hand painted-and still she can't
VA. as sTEaEE. s.s W. Main, pan
Vile
o ternpus. few git there 50 late.
T. Il. BRIGGS Local Weather Blu
reau-
After you. dear CASTOR. with that date,
MRS. X. 5. McGILvA- So3 T. Frank
in.
There is man in the moon--but he's
Mrs.. E. B. BuRwELL stafford
40 Mrs.. lacked on while you wait
!. C. SLOWER, 32S West Cary
.ae gets on like Southern fast freight
r. ". KELLY. Box liS, charlottesville.
she.s pegef-but an, October late.
L 7. HoICoMBs. Rock, Va.
And then wink Al Maude through the
SUSIE u. MADISON. Orange.
Al, see what tragic Miss-mate!
WHAT Maxine alone and so late!
L. SALE. Bedford City.
~ her lines haze declared two-cent
Nrs. WALTER Z. JOINER. so y. 2sts,.
Maxine. your false eurls amt on
straight.
LEILA l. DAVIS. New York City.
Old girl. YOU had better re-baii
TI4oS. ". DANIEL. Lebanon.
81, get your wheeibarrow and wait
ADA GooDLoE. verdon.
And they all judged her years by her
weight fwatt).
L. r. WINSTON, salem y. G.
That craft needs both captain and mate
Mrs. II. Y. PARHAM, Petersburg
She'll harvest our sons at this rate.
JOSEPH w EVERETT, Keswick.
Those ltmericks on you were great;
How tempus does fight OF late.
= f. c. f.. Danyiue.
can't keep You little girls straight
JOHN WEYMOUTH, Hampton.
And leave pussy cats at her gate
ELIZABETH ID. GILLIAN. Bucling
Does your ma know you're OUT here s.
JULIAN PLEAsANTs. clarksvnle.
Salt Lake might avert your sad fate
HELEN MONTAGUE, lis Il. Franklin
More Good Efforts.
Its cats and black tea from this date.
a dereiict without mate,
HELEN MONTAGUE, lis L. franklin
Pull your hook up and see bout YOU
bait.
Old time. has AT last sealed your fat,
JULIAN PLEASANTs. Clarksvine
stick on your last line" the right haf
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z y : A 4 2 :nif1e
4 ~ @ = z eh
Never Fails to
RESTORE CRAY HAIR
.To it's NATURAL COLOR

No matter how long it has been
gray or faded. Promotes a luxlr-
liant growth Of healthy hair. Stops
its falling out, and positively re-
moves Dandruff. Keeps hair soft
and glossy. Refuseall substitutes,
MS NOT "A DIVE.
s, - II las GUAM AN ! ?
~ I95,f h qt5,,rt. On. ,,es " \, No
SOC. ard al sot!les. at druggists.
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rrixc-,vinning Line.

Don't push there in l!ne.-she VIII
wait!
IN. r. BRIGGS. Local Weather bu-
reau.
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ntner Exccllcnt Lines.

Marked down-a tremendous rebate.
GLADYS D. FAUNTLEROf, Lynch
Station. Va
Had many proposals of late?
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Your ideal shows up rather late.
Us 1t never. or are you just late?
JOHN WEYMOUTH. Hampton. Va.
Maxine used the wrong kind of bate.
MRS. EUGENE POOLE. Fredericksburg
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After you. dear CASTOR. with that date.
Mrs. X. 5. McGILvA. $o3 T. Frank
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There Is man In the ,noon-but he's
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o ternpus, few git there so late.
Il. Il. BRIGGS. Local Weather Blu
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Maxine Is feeling her wait CweghD
f. LEE PALMER, F'itzhugh, Va
Folks take you for mother of late.
JAMES B. HoWLE. 41e S. Belvidere
Like a ship. what you need is mate.
E. C. HARRISON, s24 Harrison.
Hand-painted-and still she can't
mate!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

The once queen Is now out of date.
A. NJ. DOYLE, 1920 Porter St. Manches-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

VA. sTEGER. e2a W. Main Dan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

SGontinued on Seventh Pago.l 7;
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

without them. On being asked In
regard TO the matter. he informed
the board that he had been instruct
cd by the district attorney not 90
turn over the election property In
court. After attempting to scare
him. be raj dismissed and IL IL not
yet known what action viii be taken
I'm the matter. The attorneys hal
intended 10 insr1ct the ballots AMI
to examine the poll books % find out
who had voted. Attorneys Hunker
and Bunker represented L~arrazolo,
and Attorney ilfeld looks after the
interests Of Delegate Andrews.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

A suit for divorce. entitled A. V.
Clark VS.. lillian NJ. Clark has been
filed with the district clerk in this
city and will be heard at the spring
term Of court In Mora county. The
couple were married at watrous on
the 10th Of August, 1904. The plain
tiff alleges at the time OF the mar.
riage the defendant had a husband
living and u~ndissolved by a decree
of divorce or otherwise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

The rafting OF the six,room house
and corral situated near the court
house and the La Sale Institute col
lege for the benefit OF roofing the
Church Of Our Lady of Sorrows will
take place on the 18th of this month.
There are still a few tickets to be
sold In the hands of Juan Silva,
Thomas Warrick and Father Gilber.
ton. who compose the committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

There was considerable excitement
yesterday afternoon at the Jones &
Rogers law office when County
Clerk Apolonio Sena refused to turn
over to the attorneys taking deposi-
tions in the Andrews-Larrazolo on
test the ballot boxes of the fifth.
sixth and seventh precincts. Mr.,
Sena had been served with a notice
ordering him to appear before the
board with the boxes. but he came
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

Something crawied under the post
office Of East Las Vegas and died.
and tho odor In something fierce.
Postmaster Blood has torn ap the
floor 20 see IL the deceased could be
found, bue the remains were not To-
Gated. He has literally doped the
floors with caroolic acid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

W. II. Earickson. cashier for Gross.
Kelly & Co. in this city. has gone 10
Missouri points 10 spend a month. II
has become known TO his friends that
he will be married 10 the young lady
OF his choice In Carrollton. Mo. next
week. the happy couple going TO New
York on their bridal "trip.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-08

The street cars 0f the Las Vegas
Railway & Power company have
been decorated with huge banners
bearing the inscriptions I'm Unity
There Is Strength" and vote For
Greater Las Vegas" President Bud.
decke Is working with all his
strength to see that the two commun.
tiles are brought together.