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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

The Atlanta Cors-i:u11- pays
the following % the veely rev-
paper men. l. i really --Js ard
no fiztte-y. YET many ir sac- mos.
q the people tEI 90 give -ser
credit or even SHOW a-y af1--el.
tior n ne way q reward New
paper mer Do 70. ask -r.1--
tons but are entitled o. -ra E---
poTt q 6 community 81 -ra- be-
Is working and where 1s does
nor good -rzr al 5--e- agencies
tuVethe- Trt Cc-s-l.-l1- ,ss..
St-ewd win 8 natural SO. f.-
h0me'y philosophy. intensified
his close c1rlc- win -a- -r.
ttirgs essentially az ra
Win 9 kindly viewpoint toward
a. tti1gs h--1. l- e.
wher be Is r-5rg @: sr--
wrong -hs weekly editor
citize1 eninsr-y v1-.t . -
uvEo5-.
Yea n sr5 yea OF. b. r-sa.-
e. his Inspiring p-1rl--ra
hAmmering into his constituents
the duty q developing -1s -lIsr..
Providence kas placed .r .asr
keeping.
be i j.. TOO who 11- l-1..ss
the prospective investor 1- i1l---
grant bearing such eloquent lr-
convincing testimony touching
the attractions - rs -1vr and
county Is constitutes eae1 one Cd.
his KIND a. ac-vs solder b. -ls
army enlisted t1- re develop
rnenf o. Ge1-E.E
II Is dihc-lrfor me mar whose
sentiment and judgment are .--
fiuenesd By daily journal.
realize the r1.e played -r -t=
men h. the his-J-y annually r----
ING in TINS STATE Vas-ts- INDUS
ira o. political
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

Parties owing A. X. Richard
sun Tor lumber are requested 70
settle Up as soon as possible.
These accounts are Of long stand
ing and should be gwen attention
a. once
Say. you fellows ihs, wsni to
-sse Cracker Jack hof=es. viii
hsvs ta sfart uiih Cracker Jack
get csn sfart you right for SIS
siit r-fu-u privilege free Of charge
WN STEWART.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20
COZ TnE AUTOMOBILE

When Archie McJ1var t-
here = few weeks ago b. -r-
nOunced 70 friends -11- Z 1e
succeeded closing me ds1- tJ-
the sale O me AlF1ri -ancI
q tract o. over 1900 acres o.
the fnesI land .L Hzruey county
and involving the sum 1t 500 JJ1
70 consImAre. hs would l-rg
hack AZ automobile. Ee mal=
good and arrived nome .as- SAL
urdsy with Z tne 2-h1-se power
Czdhc machine. Hs was lc-1l-
panied IN BY 2 5 Lu-her lz ez-
perienced driver. VINO Is v1-s-i--
for me company from WHOM be-
bought me machine
Mr. Luther informs The Times
Herald they experienced VERY
little trouble IL bringing iI -re
machine although me r1ads 0--
Of ShEniE0 were ve-y had TaeT
climbed 10 per cent gzdeF V--l
out any trouble and -n= -=s- was
one uhar MAKES il convincing -la
automobile is pracuez- be- -E
county.
Mr. Luther says me r1acs
Harvey county are simply l=-
for autos Th.s is 10 L=Vs o.
cur people h0Weve- Is eTerr
automobile dnver VINO ever visit
ed TINS section says tine same
thing.
TIE Alvord ranch was sJ.G -1
some Washington capitalists VINO
purpose cutting II ~ ID smal
tracts and placing il OF market
TINS vii mean one Of the finest
agricultural sections III me " es-.
The new hrn 0f McGoWar &
NichOl Is quite active IN rsa- g.
tate stunts a. rhis time and nave
several good deals IN sighr win
more people coming.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

Comptroller q. ,l, Cu--1r,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

sar NH-rEE EL1r
Lr-1-r re-k
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

The Hzrney c1uCy needs
more such meu a. Adam George
70 bring Us tr1It possibilities --
the front His c1uma- ic1-
on the first page deals with the
suhlect properly. We uus- take
care q cur younC orchards r-u.
as Il Is much eaSe- -hzr iz-a-
besides local people need elu-z-
tion and advice They 81 11-
know how % care t0- their --=as
but are anxious q iez--
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

Harvey county $ Reputation .1-
good roads fine climate rr
yields. real western hosu-z .--
and good sol win thousands rf
acres Of vacant land Is becoming
famous and al eyes a-e turned
this WAY.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20
NOTICE ElE

Noiss i tarstr r.ra- tafs 'tt C-ur-
g. C9u-s ti Ea--ar L.a1.- r -ears
sealed proposals fig s-. care Ha- s-fr
aisas Carr.l Ia.- f.- .ae ia-a re- ura
r-a- .rla ssrs 81. .aT- t- --r.. -.. -4|-
4z. ;tzf s.- .l. e ta -a-rs5 En5
CONSIDERED g. itt I.a- lfi.s -a.sla-
term .- tl. stt lls . -sHseaIs- o -.i.-
q: .ht s.a- . .ta.f p. o. >7--t-
,afi--s art cts.s- 3 rt--ir- tts 1-u.
t-a-sE-e 1r f.r a. ;ts Csz1-y -le-t s
uE-s Ages ere saH-1If tlrl ril.
be --e1.--5 .. ..- sr-as-sll. t.ilss. and
she .r--t reserves -E. r.e-t tr -a
lry ar5 oil G1. rf -5.- ai ihs
Gear.
S.r NH-rrE- EU1r.
LH.Esr -is-a.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20
RsG0N E1STsRN MAPS APPeWEO
BsEsyef uhsr Enfi-s Serve Il AS1sEief
Corsl-u-ror RTH CpmronSs

Maps c- the Oregon Eastern
RAILROAD. the projected H2rri-
mar line nco-ss Eastern Oregon.
are heinC constantly adopted 81
meetings 0f directors OF the rad
i1 the Worcester building. the
Hartman haaioUz-te-s The
final locations ma6e by engineers
a-e beng approved By the on
Cia-s q the llDs and il Is indicst-
ed that zs sou as the entire line
from Nar1- % Vale Is adopted
construction vii he commenced
Nars showing the fnal loca-
lTrs from Vale 20 the b0un5zry
lire between Lake and Hzrney
Counties have been approved b.
directors q the Oregon Eastern
and adopted as The route o. the
new -1L -rls stretch uf cJun-
--r reaches half WAY across Ore
-- and shows -ha- the final work
preparatory .o construction is
lsH- rapidly closed ug.
--e completion of the sur
Feys t-- the new line is. how
ever @ -l1runeu-zl undertaking
and l---e crews are still az work.
As SON ls tns territory assigned
O. each force Is finished. maps
are forwarded % headquarters
and formally approved.
Fo- much q -he WAY across
Certrll Oregon. the route o. the
Oregon Eastern lies over open
saret-lst country where The er-
riues had i--ie trouble in get
- ing 1~cCrE and easy
gradients FJ- @ par, q the
-ea however. the surveys
-r- -.=r o. -hs shore o. the
l--r .Fe- and cbs track win
T..r .-.--- me curves q the
~ Cog % --Es: follow the
waterway closely ir order o. ra.
.-s.1s grades
The good progress tha. d. De-
-E -als 0I the fn4l locaao1s
-hs. Oregon Eastern
r -pl- gradgate from tre ra-
---la1 class and bec1ue G
-s-
As -le l11aa1rs are adopted
.r Che directors me maps a-s .
-as land 5.ices o. Ceuua. !
rr -1s beng al thz; Is
.- secure utis % such !
s IS ;as public domain a. l7s |
.e fl- -hs construction q. I
-s --- M1s- O. me co1r-y I
--Ve--=1 uy ths surveys Is s-il.
-aIc land Ac- q Congress
rEIer are aiken advantage q: b. /
re Hartman officials provide |
-. construction q me road
a-- be- ac-ve,y begun within
.re years Th.s gives ne Ore
'u- E-s-s-r plenty o. -ime in
r-I-l O. c.1ss ~ the p-e.imina-
les and 90 81: earnestly % w5-E
.-l5-, danger o. losing ade %
be- land needed OF whic1 ;o az
rack
TIE Oregon Eas-el pru5e=
as never been u slch promising
--.- O. g, present The ac-v-
g r --1r---g l,cau0ls is highly
1---lrlug 20 ths people q
.--.LIl e. vel Is 70 those O.
1s interior o. me safe wno
ave waited So i1ng t0- -zi.-1a5 /.
-G-ego-iEr-
The maps were fled IL -he 10
g. land once mere seve-a- GAYS
g. l-- me FACT was no. gwen !
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

Treasury Department Of ComptrOIser
uf the Currency.

~ the Currency.
wa.hirrtr u. C.. MAJ D.. ls1- -
Where's. ts .alisis-ia-y egiiencs PIE
.e1tel f1 tle uudersigu-d. ii hks besr
aade i1 aprear 3has The HA-Bsy
Ca1u,e Nanona. Hsns o. B1-ns be in sic
Cts oi Hu-rs in ihs County { Hs-nsy
and STATE 1i ures1r. tss 51upliet viii
llI She provisions af shs Siatutes q the
-1Hei Safs- ra-gi-ei Or ts complied
-t.t before ar Assn-iai.ar stall b az
il--lral tc commsnos she tasiness Of
E1cs--. NCv therefore ! Wililsu p.
Etl.ar. Cox sole C. :ht lu-ruaev
h-+aly certify sha; The HErneg
Cr1r-r Nat-ua. EHuk Of B1-t..~ ir
irs l.tr li B1-r.. iu shs Cauffy Of Ha--
nfr. arl Sinis df Nreruu. - n-tho-irei
81 rru.uan-s the bnsness q Ranking
o. provided i- ~-eto1 Flfir ous hun
i-e5 and .xfr nins 1: ths Revised sat.
-tes nI SIZE z nii=5 >iaies C1uN-s-1z
r The ia-ney Cuzu.g Bznt oi Bu-zs.
lr ieas lr1urg -bs--cs viire.s nv hand
a-1 ~sa- 0t otfzs ;his >irt-euit 5fs Of
Nav. lsc-.
VIZ 3 Bi1.5ur.
Comptroller o' ifs Cu-r~ucy
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

The rsilroaa news IN -oisv's
issue. taken from the Oregon ian.
would indicate cary rranspo--1r
Tor the Hsrney coun-y. That Is
al she needs 10 make her -re
most popul1us section o. Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-20

Mr. and Mrs Hank FelroL. ac-
c0mpznied Dy Miss Winnie Brown
Jeff Thursday morning for Cor
Wallis where they 60 % WISH
Hanks parents. They 60 over
the mountains with their own
rig.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
OPERATORS HERE
ALL COT INCREASE
Superintendent Maxwell, Of
Western Union, Speaks for
His Territory.
NO DISSATISFACTION HERE
Trouble in New York Apparently
Local Matter, NotsAffect-
ing Virginia.
NO DISSATISFACTION HERE

superintendent c. W. Maxwell, of
tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, stated yesterday that though
he did not know anything as to the
New York situation and the grew
ances Of the operators there. he did
know that all the operators here are
drawing the 10 per cent Increase OF
wages He went further and stated
that every operator in this district,
which embraces the States Of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina and
portions Of West Virginia and Ken
thcky. was getting the advantage OF
the raise. Mr.. Maxwell declared that
from information CLEANED from the
telegraph journals published in the
larger cities tho order advancing
wages 10 per cent, recently promul-
| gated, was applicable everywhere.
No Dissatisfaction.
The superintendent stated that he
| had heard OF no dissatisfaction here,
and that as matter Of fact the sala-
ries Of number of the Oldest and
most faithful operators In this terri
| tory had been Increased before the
general order. and that notwithstand
ing this evidence Of apprcciation,St the
10 per cent. advance was for these
men also. thus giving thcm q double
advance.
AS to tina causes OF the dissatisfac-
tion reported from New York, Mr.
Maxwell stated that he was not in
formed. and that he knew nothing
of the merits or dement's Of the claims
by dissatisfied operators there. MOI
did he know what the status OF the
situation there was, not having heart
anything of it save through the press
When asked as to the possibility Of
a general strike in sympathy With the
New York operators, Mr.. Maxwell beg.
ged to be excused from llazarding ar
opinlon, being unable 10 speak on this
point Tho fact was emphasized. how
ever, that the men were getting FL,
increased scale OF pay In this city. ane
IN this district, and that there wa,
no dissatisfaction here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
PLACES OF INTEREST
IN RICHMOND

state Capitol Originally designed
by Jefferson.
state Library Building. Capitol
Square. S
Old Bell Tower. Capitol Square.
Confederate Museum Davis Man
stony, Twelfth and Clay Streets.
Valentine Museum. Eleventh and
Clay Streets.
Governors Mansion, Capitol
Square,; Colonial structure, built In
1916
Ola stone House. Main, near Nine
teenth; built in eighteenth century.
First Kindergarten In America,
Broad. near Twelfth Street.
John Marshall Mansion. Ninth and
Marshall Streets.
Lee Camp Hall. Portrait Gallery,
514 East Broad Street.
Residence OF General Robert Z.
Leo, now occupied by Virginia His
torlcal Society.
First Masonic Temple in America,
| Franklin, near Nineteenth.
Van Lew Mansion, Grace, near
Twenty third.
st. Johns Church, ono of most
historic spots In America; Twenty
fourth and Broad.
|
OF city.
City Hall, Brond and Tenth.
Monumental Episcopal Church.
/ scene OF famous theatre holocaust,
Broad, near Fourteenth.
Cathedral OF the Sacred Heart.
/ Laurel Street and Park Avenue.
Crawford's equestrian statue OF
Washington. in Capitol Square.
i Statue OF "stonewall" jackson, In
Capitol Square.
Statue OF Henry Clay, In Capitol
Square.
Houdon's statue of Washington.
In state Capitol; most celebrated
piece OF statunry in city.
Mercler's majestic equestrian
statue OF Robert e. Lee, Franklin
Street and Allen Avenue.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
Twenty-ninth and Main Streets.
Equestrian bronze statue Of J. E.
B. stuart. great cavalry commander.
Monument Avenue.
Howitzer Monument, Grove Avenue
and Harrison Street.
Statue OF A. P. Hill. Hermitage
Road, near city.
Statue OF General Williams G..
Wickham. Monroe Square.
| Jefferson Davis grave. Hollywood
! Cemetery.
| Jefferson Davis Memorial. Frank
| lin and Cedar Streets.
| George L. Pickett Monument, ir
| Hollywood.
! Hollywood Cemetery, with graves
\ Of $4,000 Confederate soldiers
\ | tombs OF Presidents Monroe ant
4 Tyler. President Davis Commodore
/ Maury, Generals Fitzhugh Lee
4 | Stuart, Pickett, Wise. William
1 Smith and many others.
! lakewood Cemetery. where 5000
4 Confederate soldiers lie buried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
Grady NOSE" IN JAIL.
Nr. Moses, Whom He shot, Unable

Mr. Moses, Whom He Shot, Unable to
Appear Against Him.
Thomas Robinson, alias Baby Nose"
appeared In the Police Court yesterday
morning, charged with breaking into
the residence Of Mr. Jacob Moses, on
North Sixth Street. and with shooting
Mr.. Moses below the eye. Mr.. Moses
Is IN the hospital and was unable 10
appear, 80 the case was continued to
May 2eth. He was remanded TO Jail
without bnil.
Baby Nose" broke into Mr.. Moses's
residence and hid himself beneath the
|householder's bed. Mr.. Moses found
him, and fight, in which Mr. Moses
was shot by his own pistol in the hand
OF baby Nose" ensucd. The negro
escaped. but was afterwards captured
by Captain Tomlinson.
Baby Nose" is an ex-convict and
was but recently released Strange to
say. his former conviction was upon
the charge OF stealing watch from
Mr.. Moses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
HARTsIIoRN ALU,INAE MEET.


Officers Elected for Year and Annual
Dinner Follows.
At the eighth annual reunion OF the
Alumnae Association OF the Hartshorn
Memorial College. officers were elected
for the year and a dinner was on
joyed At the dinner the chief address
son, with other addresses by DR.. Ly-
man Beecher Tefrt, principal; Mary c.
Reynolds, of Boston, representing the
Woman's Home Mission Board and
Education Association; Rev. J.. NJ.
Hughes. Of Berkeley, and Rev. A. Binga,
Jr., Of Manchester.
The officers elected are as follows:
President, Margaret Michie johnson;
Vice. President I.avinia A. Carter; Secs
rotary and Treasurer, Tossie p. r..
Whiting. Executive commissioning
| Labney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
STOLE hog, THEN GOAT.
John Hnrrls Cirtn sixty Days In jail In
t Henric0.

After having been fined $40. given
500 bond TO keep the peace, all for
stealing a hog. John Harris (colored)
was yesterday given sixty days IN jail
by Magistrate Meyer Angle on the
charge OF stealing Il goat.
Harris Is an ex-convict
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
COUNTY COMMITTEES,
Fau4ufer and Loutlonn Elk ecutive Bodies
VIII Decide Much Discussed Matter.

LEESBuRG, VA. May 2O.-The coun-s
ty executive committees of Fauquier
and Loudoun will soon meet in Middle
burg to decide the claim OF Fauquier3
to name the senatorial candidate to-
represent the two counties In the State
Legislature. The meeting Is held at the
request OF tho chairmen. who We're deli
egated by each body to arrive at some
plan Of settlement. For many years
Loudoun county has had the privilege
of naming the candidate for the two
counties, and Fauquier has selected the
floater delegate who represents In the
House OF Delegates the joint counties.
plan was denied by I,oudoun. but de-
cision will be reached on Tuesday, and
Fauquler will probably be allowed the
selection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
1SCREAsE POLICE FORCE.
Chief Werner Preparing for Advent

Crooks.
MAJOR Werner Is preparing himself
against the expected invasion OF all
manner Of light-hngered gentry during
the Confederate Reunion. and the Police
Board will probably assist him, with
the addition of twenty-five men to the
present force. Chief Werner Will also
have detectives here from Washington.
Baltimore, New York. Chicago, Philn-
delphia and Cincinnati, who will be
kept on duty all the time the reunion
is In progress.
Many Of tho police will be dressed
in plain clothes, and 1t will be. their
duty to mlngle among the crowds and
keep their eyes open for plckpockets.
snatch thieves and the like.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
Return Thanks.

to raturn thanks to the Bell Boss anu
Stationery Company for the STATIONERY!
SO Kindly contributed to the meeting OF
tho Woman's Hoard Of Foreign Mis-.
the Cable Piano Company. for tho loan
OF a piano during the meeting; to A!r.
lJurgens for the use OF tables: to Wii-
ElIams Printing Company Tor tho print
lag Of badges. ~ ls }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
ATTACHMENT Fon BLouNT.
Charged with Attempting to Shoot
$50 n RrOtIe r In. Luyy. lss,ts+

brOtner-lH.LN0.A l-iga si,tU
A. S. Blount, charged with attempt
ing to shoot his brother-in-law, s. w.
Woolers, in bar-room Saturday night,
did not appear In the Police Cour4ycs-
terday morning. Blount had been ro-
leased on bail. An attachment was
issued for him for his appearance
Thursday morning.
Woolers's father interfered during
the row and took the pistol from
Blount. The row Is said to have been
brought about because Woolers had
beaten his wife, who Is n sister Of
BlOUnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21

=
-.
hostess the samc evening at post
the.trc supper In her home, on Am
hcrgt Street, and other notable events
will follow on the wedding day and
afterwards.
Miss Page Aylett Royal. Of Rich
mond: Miss Edith Forsyth, Of New
Orleans, and Miss Frances Peyton
Page, of Winchester. Will be among
the young ladies in the house party
Engagement Announced.
The engagement OF Miss Lucy Max
well Linney to Rev. Robert n. Orr,
OF Georgia, Is announced. The mar
rlagc will take place early in june
Siclolson-Dnll.
Mrs Owen Davis Ball, Of Cottage
Place. Portsmouth. announces the ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter,
Elizabeth Bruce, TO Mr.. Thomas Ross
Nicholson. formerly Of Texas. The
wedding will take place June 18th at
$3.50 o'clock, in Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church. Portsmouth
Observation-Disclosures.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Sophie De Butts Carter. daugh-
ter OF Colonel II. Wclp! "a eS1 "
Fauquicr county, 10 MIR. Mlitoh 9oie
Richardson, "eaithy 1es1nen. - nts
ton The wedding will take place
during this month at Colonel Carriers
| home, near Melbourne.
| Standardization.
| Mrs. Fannie l. Bladon. of Roanoke,
| Va. announces the engagement 81 her
/ daughter, Gwendoline, to Mr.. William
Booker Daniel. me marFIase NJ
take place at the ho'he u wy " 'u'
/ ciect, June is''
Songs Accepted.
Richmond friends OF airs. Mary f.
i Bell. OF Charles City county. Will he
interested to know that Two ol het
4 songs-'Dolly" and "She's Lady from
q Sirginia"-have been accepted py new
York publishing me .ortns'
4 will be published BY the North amer.
can Music Company and the latter ny
j the MelNille Music COMPANY.
Mrs; Ben mas visited n .,.las anna az
quentls, ana mas sese' q. 80,
4 Gu IN d,alec, reci.ai sI. y. g
recel'ea anu app ee'a
4 Luncheon to Secretary.
Mr.. George W. Stevens. Of this city
!, entertained at luncheon recently at the
! Swiss Village at jamestown Exposi.
ton, in honor OF Mr.. James Reynolds
Assistant Secretary OF the treasury.
II Mr. Stcvcnss guests We're: MIR. ant
Mrs. fioyu c,,.,s H., =,
1u.sl,;,,.ton. Mrs Howard Shield. Mr.
Il D,rtnn r.rundy Mr.. Lilburn MYERS
rcssrs charles and Thomas Bollinf
!. and NJ q % I.anphorne-al, OF Rich
snond
Smit1,-Chnpmnn.
!. ,,,., 1,os, ~, NINA =
Inc !haiIias ~. - r,.a..a tra Va,
daughter OF At. ,,ia p,,'an' - ~, rraa
ICY to.e', di.sn o.; tonl
crlcK ~. SI,iA.'t' -, ~, IT, r,,,,rn, :,
8 pace ~ tie Itna..ssa., a,.a,,;r.
/. Greetisiiies oii
last; ~ a., al, decor
1 "a VIII nowcrs and the bridal par
ty stood directly beneath a white fora
J, bell. Rev. r. L. l5utsler ofilciated.
{ The bride was attended by her sister
:. Miss Grace Garrison Chapman, as mai
| Of honor, and the groom by Mr.. Clar
. ence Smith as best man.
; Messrs. John Chapman. Wilbur Pal
$ mer and H. w. Alexander OF August
county, anu WI; =. -,
, LF,iolipu! 49,. ra., 90 ran.,,,o, ~
ny W. 49,, a,I.o.' ,a,Ja..
MI ana Mrs. smi.n VIII VIZ, Nis ISL, aa .,,a,
town E ~. .,si .,''u VIZ wv
Z l'o''ie ~ '''''
= N0nru Meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL,

list OF Young Ladies' Who VIII Re-
ceivc Diplomas,
The following young ladies' will be
full graduates Of Westminster School.
and on June 9th will receive their d.
plomas: Miss Margie Nicholas, Miss
Annie Russell Sampson. Pantops. Va.
Miss Gay Wilson, Miss Virginia Camp
bell, Miss Anna Muller English Miss
Louise Camp. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21

ored, on May I'd, appeared before
Squire J. 7. Lewis yesterday morning.
So moro was added for using abusives
language toward Maggie Bell. sister
OF Ida Taylor, who Is only thirteen
years of age. 5iS
Brown went TO jatl in default.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
i.-....,
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY,
ST. Johns Circle, Kings Dnugh.
tcrH, with Mrs. Ikrnty, mt Mo- 2Ol4
Jefferson pnrl<, 4,sO T.. NJ.
Musicale ut Nvolnai,'s Clnl, Mt $3.50
T.. NJ.
GrnluntinE recital of Richmond
school Of Expression ut Si15 i. Nj.
III Academy Of Mtinic.
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l,onrd In w. q. A.8Audit0ri'im ut II
A. NJ.
TODAY.
NInsonic Home Auxiliary in Mia
sonic Temple ut III A. NJ.
Called meeting Of Commonwealth
Chnptcr. ID. a. r., with nIrn. ~. Il.
Williams, No. 40 East Franklin
street, ut IL NJ.