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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
June Sale of Sheer Goods

Tbs pn loF thrss light fakfcs ana an lnspee
ton q onf June offerings isH be 81 peuat
There are 80 many % name al bff here arc 4 lee
s4tfn printed LarHs n variety q patterns A~
and eVlefs Juns Sais price, the yard ~
ss-in ofeandes. coin dot,. small figures aud osgan
IS patterns. regular siss goosis, e.
Jane sale price ~
aa-lu hatlstes, Nsings Oreandies ard novelty
NeaYcs ia lights tAFks, dois. hguFes and aoWef. In
cd lane sale price tVC
sein extfa fins natlssea and organdies. plain ana
etoss-pAf gtqpnaa, elegant patterns, regular f0f =
IS goods. june Sale price - aC
20-in printed Dotted episses a novelty Il the season
sha' y winner Sold lili nov al ise. tri -
june sale price t& &c
ss-in Lingcries, pure white. cream and coiofs the
dAnfess q the sheer fabrics nE
June sale price G0C
Extra Jpsciaf Clearance 500 81 an the e.lds aua
ends and Amal ois q sheer fabrics that al he eiossd
a. ffom 20 % 55 t-3 pr cent Discount from regular
prices
fndta Linoas A year ago we bought our lndla Lis.
ous iof this season. Today ues bus the
qualities at less than ,oto :, per more than
then paid - lens - ne original purchase lasts our
i-3e. 10. IS, 40. So 40 ,hs yard nlacs
India Linen, 10. I5e. as
Ltasa Ftahh Juinngs Nothing ou the mafke, a
caAbrs 81 more economical The renu.
lag pfee o ms popular fabric is ise l0i n
june sale price * 81
Printed Madras An ldesi eosis suf sertiesahis
sh4Fi wsitts shlr' waist sWtts, bags Malega og fn~
shftsi worth i1Ae . isc. luHc Saie price tOC
CtnShams We are fortunately wen ased si,h cling.
hauls having bought heavily aud wisely DaFlnr
The June sale we WIN sell yoa islse Glnenams IN
Remnants O. Csihtfne iogesher the remnants and
.osiet snta Ne sli make sliue by selling fhem AZ
Half Price. rheas eho seg to them frst $50 hatc
fifsH choice.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

Lot No. .. Our entire line Of
young men's worsted cashmere.
aud serge suits Ia plain aud fsncv
cloths, that sell up 90 SO = ZE
June Sale price -
Special Boys Lot A nice line
OF boys 2-pieee, nicely made. cot
ton and mixed Suits, 81 2o 00~
1 50 seller, June Sale price ~0@
LDesA gain-An elegant line Of
wash snits Ia white and colors.
good D atefiai and prettlly trim
med. Prices, SOC, Toe. Dsc, 81 rs
Mems Dress Pants --0ne lot Of
extra quality wofetsd. esssimere
aud nauntl pants. worth = 90
$50. -. June Sale price e.. 30
Meas LUork paafs -oue lot OF
sers,ed aud wool filled men's ser
vleeable work pauts ot extra dur
ability, that we sell daily a
si.2o and 81 50 0E
June sale price ssVS
Mens Iuash paH0 -Oae iot q
pin check hlue. Diziu abd striped
lan Wash Pants eth relf sud
cuif-. ls.f re thug for not / m
weather
This opportunity 70 secure
Clothing al beio0 cal fHe
prices should NOT be oVer.
fooked.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

June Sale Of Clothing
The fame OF our Sterling Clothing has become univer
sal and it has well earned It's enVabe reputation tor
durability, style fit and economy An Clothing bear
ing the Sterling label carries the same guarantee
during the sale At other times The cheaper grades
will be found to possess merits far beyond the price.
To make selling easy and advertising brief have de
vided the clothing into lots and here are few.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
June Sale of Hats

In this section We make an unusually good
showing Of straw goods and Il will De worth
money 20 take advantage Of this sale.
Meme hne Panama Hats, good value at
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
YourChoice for soc
June Sale of Shirt UdiStS

The inconparahie beauty ci cur shirt Waists has
universal praise during the season Tbs popn.
lar short sleeve Waists allied iong felt want and the
iongslecss Waists satisfied those who did uet care
fof ihs extreme oi fashion. We YET supply bash
styles n most siFes.
Pretty Nhite and eolored Waists pleafed En~
snd Insertion front. goost quality Price wv
Baek and white Lawn Waists. nicely finished
sith Insertion and embroidered lroutss alses 7EN
4 to - Price ~
Long, ard shoft-slesse black and white Waists.
tslensY oi opcnsofk. assorted patterns 0Q~
Price 0OC
Handsomely trimmed lingerie Waists. long aud
shori etAsses. hns quality, II AQ
Price 9tsRo
Elegant embroidered sea lace trimmed lingerie
Waists. pretty a. pictures and Iook ilkv - %
~ Price -. 90
ahilt and black Sllk Waists. dainty aud cQoii
bars sopels made. tnns Sale price vii be 40 per-
ss0t s3oo waist. 81 8 .0. sseo Waisls ior fs -
June Sale Of Gduze Uedr
Ladies 6anss Vests. iace trimmed. tapped nsss
aad afais plsit aud aney veafes. iee. - ~. ~
badies' eytFa size GAuse Vests. tapped nesk and
spersliy elastic, sars (. and g isss ak, 2se
Masses Gaoss vssts sizes 81 "a 81 nlesls trimHed
3 taf -
Ladies nmbrrlia Pants. knee length. usStif trlu-
med with lace 81 and sas
Ladies lIehi se.eh Knit un.oa suits snkte ant
kHee lengths. sleeveless 2'e aud -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
sl.0O .-l $3.50

1 new Corset Il 4 Warn.
ers Rust-pfooi usts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
non. {. c. FOlkEs
WILL RUN FOR SENATE
Former House Member Definitely
Announces His Can
didacy.

Hon. u. G. Folkes. for several terms
member of the House Of Delegates
from this city, last night definitely and
positively announced his candidacy for
a seat in the State Senate.
The coming into the race of Mr.,
Folkes makes a five-cornered, fight for
two seats, the other candidates active
~ In the field being Senator A.. @.
Hartman, former Alderman A. Belrne
Blair, Mr.. Hill Montague and Mr.. j.
Stanley Reynolds.
The record of Mr.. Folnes in the House
Is that of a vigorous fighter ana safe
and careful legislator and he goes be-
fore the people OF Richmond with q
personal acquaintance with q large
proportion of the yoters.j M
Though Mr., Folkes did not announce
the policy of his campaign further than
to say that at the proper time ne VIII
take the stump, 1t Is certain that he VIII
make things lively when he begins to
talk, for he is one of the most vtgor-
Gus political speakers In the city,
While in the House Mr.. Folkes
served on the Finance COMMITTEES, and
was the author Of a. numher Of lmpor-
tant laws now an the statute books.
lie is Q lawyer, as is also Mr., Monta-
que. Mr.. Blair Is in the insurance bus
| iness, and Senator Hartman Is real
estate agent.
When the campaign shall have grown
expected, as some of tho other candi-
dates rs we'll as Mr.. Folkes are known
to be heFX speakers )
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
OUTLINE SCOPE
Of UNIVERSITY
Visitors Discuss Matter and De-
clare Against Undergraduate
Work by Corporation.

: The board of visitors OF the proposea
q tarmy OF Rlchmond met yesterday
spent spent IN, more than two hours in going
carefully overs the various provisions
o. the charter. A great deal of in
tersst was manifested IN the. session.
IN thf discussions, and showing from
his remarks that he had been giving
the charter provisions the most care
Bryan, Pollard. Scott Marcuse, Parrish
Mitchell, Freeman, Mcclure, Branch
Williams Inl Smith, McAaams and Miller
ton, which was discussed at the
former meeting. was again taken up
and number of verbal changes We're
to make it clear that the university
proper should be debarred from doine
undergraduate instruction. from con-
solidating with, or In any way compe-
colleges. To the university is given
the right to establish lectureships, give
scholarships, confer honorary and post
graduate degrees for thesis and ex-
of undergraduate instruction.
The question of having each consti-.
tuent college represented on on the po "a ra
up and after full discussion, the, char
ter was commended to provide that IN
addition to the self-perpetuating board
of twenty-one visitors proVlueu ior
university affiliation,. be entitled to
elect one member of the board. subject
only to the provision that no one sect Sc
or denomination shall nave majority
on the board OF visitors.
The discussion of this last provision
brought out poll of the present board
showing it to contain six Episcopalians
three Presbyterians. two Methodlsts
two Baptists, two Catholics, one
Hebrew and five who were not churst
members, nut whose afiliatlon were
distributed among several denomlha-
After the consideration Of number
of other matters the executive secre,
tary was instructed TO sena uoplas - ~
the proposed charter. as amended, tc
each member OF the board;
The board then adjourned to meet al
4P. M Tuesday, March 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
ELECTRIC STORM
WHILE SNOW FELL
Washington Experienced Weird
and lnfrequcnt Phenomenon
Last Night.
CAUSED BY SMALL CYCLONE
Pittsburg Surprised by Fearful
Blizzard Which Tied
Up Cars.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-Washinp-
Ton experienced an unusual phenoule-
non late Tonight In the form OF 4.
urlVlnR snow storm, accompanied by
thunder and lightning. Professor Wills
L. moore. chief OF the Weather Bureau.
sala that IT was caused by 81 small
cyclone passing over the city.
mis- storm" said Professor Moore.
with drops OF rain and attended by
sharp. rattllns reports of electricity.
was caused by small cyclonic motion
o. air that formed In North Carolina.
me cyclone was of small area. but OF
considerable velocity of gyration.
This brought together air masses
OF widely varying temperatures, some
many degrees above zero and other
probably as much as one hundred de-
grees below zero.
The commlngling of these two wide
~ different temperatures produced rain
In one part, snow In another part ana
thunder and lightning in still another
part The thunder and lightning an
parently occurred very high up. IT is
phenomena that has occurred before
but 1t liz very infrequent. II has no
connection with sun spots
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Telegraph Lines Affected.

4 PlTTSBURG. PA, March 5.--From out
OF an apparently cloudlcss sky and with
out an tnstant's warning. this city was
suddenly cnveloped In snow-storm thut
resembling blizzard Just before darkness
fell to- night. and for an hou, ali street
car service was crippled. many limos be-
ing tied up because OF tho inability OF
motormen to see but few feet ahead of
their cars. During the fury OF the storm
thunder and lightning WAS prevalent
telegraph and telephone lines were
seriously affected. shutters and chimneys
were blown down. pedestrians were cb-
liged TO seek shelter from q tift4-two
miles northwestern wind and persons all
over the city We're frightened by tho
weird Jmd marvelcus storrn.
Within half IN hour the mercury
dropped fifteen degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06

A bad back Is always bad.
Hnd at night when bedtime comes
Just as bad In tho morning,
Eyer try Doans Kidney Pills for it?
Know they cure backache-cur every
kidney Ill?
If you don't, some Richmond people do.
Read a case of it;
Jacob Crowder. retired baker of 1903
North Twenty-slx Street, Richmond, Va,
says: "When for five or six years q
man Is annoyed with lameness and sores
ness across the small of the back, some-
times so pronounced that he can scarcely
get up or down from chair and II he
manages to stoop he has to press his
hands into the small of his back when
he attempts to regain an erect position,
that man knows something about what
sufferers from kidney complaint really
endure. There was no doubt about my
case, for the action and condition of the
kidney secretions plainly proved that my
kidneys required attention. but all my
endeavors to even lessen an attack
We're unavaling, Doan's Kidney Pills
| came to my notice and were highly rec
drug store for box. They acted d.
rectly upon my kidneys. 7 could tell
| that from the change In the color and
| condition of the kidney secretiOns, When
| they became normal the backache
| stopped"
For sale by all dealers. Price, 10
! cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N,
| " solo agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doan' Sand take
ne other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
ANDREWS TO ANSWER
Il SERIOUS CAARGE

On warrant sworn out Wy ta.rui,
man w l.. Bradley, @ young Wtni.e nun ~
named G, l., Andrews. VIM os say a Nv n 30
from Maine, was arresaet ypnte re- 80
He is now in the City JAN, a,Wa,tlng
a hearing before United states commas
sioncr Jos. p. Brady.
Andrews, 1T seems, was ogcupy NE
room on lower Franklin street, ana
sent the note out to have u changed;
1t worked all right, ana ne reu eno 2,
Shortly made the discovery, however,
the matter was reported TO the Chief
MI bradley and several OF the po-
lice detectives soon took up tlle case,
and traced 1T to Andrews, VINO was
placed under arrest, m re nd
VIII have his preliminary hearing be-
fore Commissioner Brady at . O'Clock
Andrews told Deputy Marshal En-
right that he received the note "a q
crap" game in Harrisburg, "a, before
coming to Richmona, He ais md s ea,el
that he had been drlnklhg ailu sa'N
The work of raising tho note was
rather crude Job. Whoeyer unaera arn
TO do the raising cut out seNera
"naushts" from some engraved papel
much Of the appearance o. tlla. usr n
for bank notes, and pasted .1 t1,i az az
posile, the fgure ~" 'yhereVer ,,as ~ ~
note looks all right, but y does not
require a close inspection to discover
thpt v IS IAN wrnng'
Andrews, who is about tWenty,si ~
years. of age, landed In It1chH''Ha
few days ago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Surprise Party.

Mr.. Robert Sims. OF Twentyfirst Street.
was the host at n most enjoyable surprise
party Friday night. Music and games werc
night delicious fruit supper was served !.
Those present were Misses May Paul, Mamie
Clayton. Mena Greenstreet, Mamie Whit
Avis Boshcr, Oracle whitman. Eula Sims.
Goldie Brown. Ida Harrison. Madeline Burk,
Lillian Huband; Messrs. Eddie Dixon, Rob-
ert Alston, Ernest Cannon, Roy Selph,
Harvey Taylor, Bud Dowdy. Thomas Good
man, John Saunders. Ewell II lband. Johnnie
Bell. Bernard Wall w. r. Johnson. Hsroert
wyner. Dennis Dunn. Mack Fletcher, II obert
Sims, Leo Peitrie. Floyd Woody. Willie
Brown, Jack Walker, Allie Fore Pea2y
Brown, Wingticld Sims; Mr.. and Mrs. lanes
brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sims.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
LEAGUE TO CONTINUE.
New Members Added and Com,
mittee on Bylaws Named.

A meeting OF the Citizens Protective
League was held at Dabnoy's Hall last
night, and much interest was manifested III
the organization.
The recent interview Of Mr., Kicks, one Of
the trustees of the old Friends Meeting
House. In which he said tho property would
not be sold to coored people. was discussed,
and members expressed their qualification
at the turn tho matter had taken. 1t was
decided, however. to keep up the organiza-
,ion with a view to meeting any similar
emergency which may arise In the future.
A number of new members were added
to tho rolls and q committee was named
TO draft n constitution and bylaws for the
league. This committee viii report at a
called meeting of the body,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
ENJOYABLE EVENING.
Open Session Of Jewish Women's
Council Held.

mems Council was held last night at
the Temple Beth Ahabah, and a large
audience greatly enjoyed the fine pro-
gram arranged for the evening.
An address on ''The Ethics of pemocc-
Mitchell, of Richmond College. Selec-
tions on the piano We're beautifully
rendered by Miss BEDFORD, after which
cal solo by Mrs Alex. Guigon. with
violin opligato by Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt,
Rabbi Calisch presided and intro
.duced the speakers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
SPECIAL SERVICES AT
CHURCH OF COVENANT

Special services are being hfld dur
ing this week at the Church of the
Covenant at Park Avenue and Harrison
art. ID. D.. is being assisted by Rev.
W. r. Laird, ID. D., pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church. Danville. Va. Dr.
Lair is preacher OF ability, and Is
attracting large audiences. Services
are held at and at r. NJ, and the
series will continue through the week
Yesterday afternoon Or. Laird spoke
on BE we therefore followers of God
as dear children" AT the night SER
vice the topic WAS "The Fire Upon the
Altar" In tho course of this sermon
DR.. Laird described the body as the
temple and the heart ms. the altar of
human Worship. The speaker was given
close attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
CONTEMPT CASE
FULLY ARGUED.
Strong Lawyers in Matter OF
Commonwealth VS.. Yoder in
Supreme Court.
MONTAGUE FOR DEFENDANT
Strobe OH Same Side and Catlett
and Coleman Appear for
State.
MONTAGUE FOR DEFENDANT

ments submitted before the Supreme
Court Yesterday in the case OF the Com
ration Court Of the city OF Lynchburp.
which involves mainly tho question OK
nov nov far newspaper may go in criti-
The case is full Of fine technical points
and The attorneys on both sides under
i ic. 70 unravel these, and to cite author
tues Tor their respective positions.
Yoder, who was the defendant to tic
proceeding in the lower court edited and
ps s !irb In, n L,ysnchburg II booklet known
In particular issue of the publication
he criticized some alleged act OF Judge
Frank T. Christian. OF the Corporation
the court to bring him before 1t for con-
tempt. Yoder was fined $50 and given
fifteen days in jail.
order to allow tho defendant TO prepare
an appeal. and when the February term
opened yesterday this was the first case
The argument consumed about three
hours.
Strong Lawyers.
:, Former Governor a. j. Montague and
Senator Aubrey 70. Strobe, os Amherst,
appeared for Yoder, Assistant Attorney
wealth end Hon. y. Tinsley Coleman
Of Lynchburg. on the same side ut the
instance of members OF the Lynchburs
h ~
Mr.. Strobe opened the case In strong
speech. In which he reviewed the wholo
p pro-, ding and dealt largely with its
Colonel catlett replied briefly on be-
lowed in an elaborate argument along
the same line. Governor Montague
ment in d.Eanse OF his client, and in
cidcntally OF the freedom OF the press.
Used Strong Language.
Strong language was used by both
Governor Montague and Mr.. Coleman
The latter denounced Yoder's attack on
Judge Christian as a wholesale SANDER"
and said The Idea" had referred e HIS
Governor Montague spoke OF the proceed .
ing as summary" and said IN this
volitlon, without motion. initiates any
judicial power. without the aid OF a jury
then that is n summary proceeding.
The court at the conclusion OF the ar
gument took the case under advlsement.
and an opinion will be handed down in
the regular order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Reply Of Mr.. Bryce.

THANK you very much for your
letter and your Kind welcome to tn.
United States. feel overwhelmed BY
the cordiaIty with which am being
received. Nothing appeals to me more
than such a historical celebration as
you are aoina to have at Jamestown.
and Will do my best to be there on
the 18TH, as you ask me. The occa-
sion is most noteworthy one. and
Virginia does we'll to celebrate IT,
Hon. james Bryce in letter to Captain
w. Gordon McCabe. of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Iones-Dolan.

A quiet but pretty marriage took place
In the parlors of the Paramount Methodist
parsonage Wednesday evening at 3 O'Clock,
when MIS- Eva poran became tho bride of
Mr.. Charles $ Jones Tho ceremony was
performed By Rev. Hugh Paylor, and was
couple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Major Anderson Away.

Attorney General VIM. A. Anderson is
in Washington, comforting with his as
sociate, Major Holmes Conrad, with
reference to the Virginia West Virginia
debt case, which will be argued on q
demurrer before the United States SUI
preme Court on March 18th.
Major Anderson will probably return
to the city to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
More Snow for Richmond.

After a damp raw and threatening
day, snow began to fall again in Rich
mond about 1915 a. NJ, and at late
hour was still coming down slightly.
AT first 1t appeared to be but a spit
OF snow. but In a few minutes dry
receptacles for the flakes began to
gllsten and grow white. The snow
seemed likely to turn to rain at any
moment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Miss Cox Entertained.

Miss Josie Cox was entertained at a party
Monday night by a number of her young
friends. The evening was most pleasantly
spent, Miss Cox was assisted In receiving
and entertaining her guests by her sister,
Miss Margaret Cox, Those who composed
the party were Misses Leila Meyers, Ella
Rowland Rainey Josie Cox, Willie Austin,
Oracle Cox, Nellie Smith, I4ottie Clayton,
Nellie Ramsey; Afessrs. Doran Mitchell.
George Diacont, William Norment, John
Ayers, Walton Wright, Robert Anderson,
Willie Robelin and Richard Robertson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06


visitors than this seawalk. and II is
urgently recommended. that while the
workmen are on the grounds. that the
association take this matter in hand
and complete it as soon as possible.
The contract for the rest-house has
peen given to the same contractors Sc
Curing that for the d. A. r. residence"
~.
''e oSiii Ny wi. NoollldW.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan being accorded tie
privilege of the floor. announced that ho
was in receipt of a fine poem written by
MT i, O. Moomaw. superintendent of the
Virginia Cress Company, near Coving-
Ton, va and submitted to him with a
View to Its being read at jamestown On
MaS i"th by MI Moomaw. Mr.. Bryan
.housht most highly of the poem, and
saNe we OPINION of several other compe-
tent critics, whose Judgment was favor
tbe e ,i's ,Ies aesree, me secretary Of
~, n'souia'ioh was directed to write
r ~ M, Mooilia", ana request him to
annivnr s ~o',', on 'he three -hundredth
n,ont Va ''c jamestown settle
oh motion OF Mrs John u. Lightfoot,
ME- William Ruffin Cox was made chair
|, INA, OF afransements for Apr! 27th, when
NJ pressi'eation OF gates from The Colo
! IN "tvs VI Shaellca TO the A. =. Y.
L hove ne NJ, :, ~ ""A''Ss,o"h' -'Aei'-
Sav NH i .n'e H., ~ committee Tor the
81 y,Ien M, - Me- laS,or Eiisson' MIS-
Mrs :, uIh,,e NJ - Shafles ~ BAL,
J'isbt,no, nv mV''1 r, ana MIS-. lohn -
| hell win roca,,,o t,, "a'aes ASTON ga :,
| the Assoc,a,lan e ~ ~. sa'e h On penhtl OF
| y,r,i,,ja 49,, tol ''te preservation or
| The assooIation naontoa ,as+,,
of Mrs. Joseph BRYAN INA, n,an,ior. ~
the different A p ''>, hrannra ~,
should be hostesses = aon 't', t,,,
! througho,, tne ovnos,, wouN 81. " .''',s,
Jamestouso 1sIa,, N r', season, az
are annort,n ,9taNu ,l' u,iaereht weeks
central no,n,',t,, 40 io'iuWn' May i3tni
4 eoth smlthna,d 80 i hiei'',onu' May
Newnrton hranc, ~ ~ ""en' a., nay w
burs hrancb, In ,n,,, ''' N. ANS
4 branch. Jmnn 17tb 1,,ao o,n, lesetspuis
4 of Ilann,on Ta - ~, 'oo W. ptancn
branch, Inv AZ a. 'mnt ~ u'ouees'eI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
Resignation Accepted.

Governor Swanson has received and
accepted the resignation Of Judge Chas.
=. Nicol of Prince William, who re-
tires from the circuit bench in order to
be candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict
Governor Swanson will appoint sue
cessor to Judge Nicol pending the con-
vening of the next Legislature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-06
REUNION FUND
LEAPS UPWARD

The aoodIy sun, Of $337.5o was re.
ceived yesterday by the general COM
n,lttee In charge Of the Confederate
Reunion fund. 1t was Indeed a pleas.
ure to note the renewed Interest Of
the good people of the city evidenced
In such substantial way and It IL
the hope of the veterans In charge
that each day Will make long strides
toward assuring the balance needed.
The following subscriptions were re-
ceived yesterday: