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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
LAUNDRY COMPANY
ORGANIZED HERE
This New Enterprise Composed
Of Home People, with q
Capital Of $5, 900.

AT q meeting OF the cltlzens
Monday night, held in the City
Hall, a laundry company was
organized with a paid capital Of
$4,000. The ground has been
purchased near the Rock Island
depot and the machinery bought.
The proposed building will be
constructed of brick and work
will be commenced for its speedy
erection. The following officers
were elected: A. S. Norrid, pres
ident; j. w. Douglas, vice-presid-
ent; o. M. Grisham, secretary and
treasurer. Directors: A. S. Nor
rid, j. w. Douglas, D. NJ. Gris-
ham, B. L. Anderson and G. P.
Long.
The need of such a plant has
been keenly felt. Its establish
ment is another tribute to the
tirrless energy and prompt
liberality of the citizens of q towh
given to an unfaltering progress.
WINFIELD Democratic Execu-
tive Committee.
The Democratic Executive
Committe for the Town of Winn-
field met on Monday, October ID,
1907. for the purpose of ordering
a primary election to nominate
candidates for municipal Offices;
The following members being
present: R. w. Oglesby. chair.
man; b. L. Anderson, secretary
]. A. Colvin, w. M. Wallace and
G. p. Long.
The following resolution was
offered by Mr.. Wallace and
passed:
Be it resolved that a Democrat.
ic primary be held on January 2S
1908. for the purpose of selecting
Democratic candidates for mayor
marshal. street commissioner and
FIVE aldermen.
Be it further resolved that fol
the purposes of defraying the
expenses to be borne by the can
didates under the law each can.
didate be assessed as follows
For mayor. $3.50 each; marshal
$3.50 each; street commissioner
S5 90 each, and for aldermen SI.oc
each.
Be it further resolved, that
within ten days from date hereof
that each candidate must file with
II
B. L. Anderson. secretary. his
written intention of becoming a
candidate for the position he
desires: That he is an electoI
under the constitution and laws
of the State and a member of the
Democratic party, accompanied BY
the amonnt of money above
levied against each candidate.
On motion the committee
adjourned. subject to call.
X. w. OGLEsBY,
B. L. ANDERSON. Chairman.
Secretary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

The public schools of Winn
parish are 10 full operation and
their prospects most encouraging.
It is hoped to make the terms
longer and thus increase educa-
tional facilities, which fact has
been emphasized by the inaugura-
ting the scholastic term at an earl
ier date than ordinarily.
The fact that Superintendent
Gas Moss is urgently enquiring
for FIVE or six additional teachers
indicates an encouraging increase
of attendance of pupils. This
attendance can be materiaIls;eug-
mented by furnishing wsgonettes
to carry pupils to and from the
school houses and their homes. II
has worked successfully where
adopted and In some instances
doubled the attendance of the
scholars, This aid readily COM
mends itself without argumeot.
This as with all other supports
and assistance to the public
schools rests entirely with the
energy, willingness and liberality
~ fb~ v>oov,ln of loruo
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
NUMBER %
Communicated.

Editor Southern Sentinel:
As Mr.. Fletcher has announced
his name as a candidate for
sheriff and worked out platform
that is broad enough to protect
the interest of the entire parish
from every view point and
especially as he has taken stand
for the political encouragement of
the young men Of the country !
desire to say a few words in his
behalf.
First | want it understood that
what ] have to say in Mr..
Fletcher's behalf is no discredit
to the other gentlemen. But
having known him personally and
in a business way since i first
came to the town and knowing
that his ability and reputation is
unquestioned and knowing that
employees of the WINFIELD Ice
Company under his supervision,
while he was manager, have the
greatest confidence and esteem
for him. and having never seen
the manager of a large business
so universally command the
admiration and respect of his
customers as does Mr.. Fletcher.
deem it not out of place at this
time for me to rase my voice in
his behalf.
No man can say that it was
not broad in him to set forth his
Views in black and white along
the line of holding office instead
of trying to slide in on a few
meager promises with the idea
that they would be forgotten IN
four years. as many politicians
say they are and will be. The
day is fast approaching when all
business will be run on strictly
business principles. and Mr..
Fletcher deserves credit for the,
strong stand he has taken along
this line and / believe it is the
duty of every young man in the
parish to stand pat for such
man.
We also know that his argument
along the line of education and
taxation is what the common
laboring class of people demand
and no more than justice to all
classes. We know further that
there should be a change in the
present system of feeding and
caring for the parish prisoners
and believe his suggestions along
this line to be much better than
the present system.
heartily endorse everything
the editor of The Sentinel said in
his write up of Mr.. Fletcher and
will be glad to hear from young
men in other parts of the parish
along this line.
/ joan B. SMITH.
Mr.. w. o. Williams, the Court
street jeweler, has recently re-
turned from q trip to st. Louis
where he made extensive pur-
chases of watches, jewelry,
bicycles, guns, pistols and
cartridges, and since he moved
into his new store he has ample
room to show his goods. His
new cabinets arrived this week
and as soon as he completes his
large show windows he will have
one of the most attractive stores
in the city. He informed The
Sentinel reporter that he had the
goods and was receiving them
each day and one had only to give
him q chance and he would sell.
If you want something good
and up to date the WINFIELD
Mercantile Company is the place
to 60, 50 save money and see one
of the finest lines of dry goods,
shoes, hats, ladies' dress goods
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

If you want something good
and up to date the WINFIELD
Mercantile Company is the place
to 60, 50 save money and see one
of the finest lines of dry goods,
shoes, hats, ladies' dress goods
and gents furnishings in the city.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

Among the recent Journals that
have come to hand The Sentinel
notes the appearance of The Winn
Perish Tribune. D. B. Coates,
editor and proprietor. The new
paper is very neat geographically
and newsy in its contents. It is
t.nderesl q welcome and kindly
wishes for its success.
Messrs. A. and P. Abraham
have a fine line of Notions, Ladies'
Waists, Skirts-in fact. every.
thing worn by ladies. Their place
il headquarters for Mems Cloth
ing and Underwear. They will
sell at q bargain if you will give
them n chance.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
ANOTHER BANK
FOR WINFIELD
Farmers Union Organizes One
With q Capital Stock Of
500, 1000.

The members of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative
Uaioa have organized a bank hero
to b known rs the Farmers State
Bank, with capital stock of
$l00. 900. The officers are j. w.
Boyett, Jr.. president; L. N.
Holmes. vice president, and o.
X. Allen, cashier, and following
directors: L. N. Holmes, Bernice.
Union parish; j. WestIey Boyett,
Jf., WINFIELD; /. j. Simmons.
Poland, Rspides parish; j. N. De
Losch, Winn6eld; o. K: Allen.
Wian6eld; I. Porter. tSr.. Winn-
6sld; DR.. A. r. Collins, WINFIELD;
w. NJ. Simmons, Skies, Winn
parish; J. L. Holmes, WINFIELD
The bank of this new financial
company will open In the Jones
building. corner Ut Court and
Bevill streets, WinnfieId, La, on
the LIST day of December.
= =
Fire at Atlanta.
Through the courtesy Of DR.. C..
n. Mccain. of Atlanta, il was
learned that ct midnight Monday
night, the depot of the L. +. & N.
Co.. was destroyed by fire 1t At
lauta, besides Two bog cars, one
OF which WA loaded with lumber.
Agent Prothro barely escaped
from the burning building aud
los6 slf OF his possessions. How
ths Gre originated was not learn
Cd. Presumably the property
wss incurred, but for what amount
fgnOt known.
The postal receipts It the post
ofioe Of any town are good evid-
ences Of the increase in population
and business. The Sentinel is in
dsbted 70 the courtesy of Post
n'ssssl =. 'ss !. -. -, sas ...;.... ]
i.s ss's 1.s, !, ~ -. - 80 r.
- sss "...''. - - 49, 49, 80.
s.'s - .os. S s.-. = III @ -.
ssns ys :, 0ou.p-.
o'ea.s
Gross receapts Tor : quarters emo, =,
ing sept. ", isVf $1,000 '
3qrs. iSOo 4'ool.4z
r....... A .433. Is
= =
negistration.
.souali6cstion for voting rs of
vital impoktance - every citissn.
Aocorsline 10 ths existing law the
reglstration books must Be kept
opsu ten days prior 20 the primary
slection for the reg btrstion OF al
Who sEs setitled 70 register. An
snlirely new registration not bo-
ing required. The books are 70
b kept opea at the court house
and Ill persons desiring to reetster
musf apply 1t the parish site =
fhs books cannot be opend at any
other point 10 the parish. Il is
hoped that every citizen who Y
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

Buttons can be found ct Bank
of WINFIELD, Winn Parish Bank
W. O. Williams snd w. A.
Mashaw.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

The fremont & Gulf Office
were oil fitted up with heaters
preparing for cold weather.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

was bitterly disappointed. l pray
daily for your success, and read
with interest and admiration all
that you say.
eff at any time you need me,
or if 1 can serve your cause in the
slightest way, l am, at your SER
vice. 1 follow you with eager
ness, and am praying for your
success.
my heavy work has told on
me, and / do not 60 out very
much, so you must come and see
me. but remember that I am al
ways praying that you may be
victorious"
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18
FAIR CUPID
HAS HIS SWAY
The Darts Of the God Of Love
Have Been Flying Swift
and Fast.


n
MARRIED on ounoay, Oc'' io'
lsc.. :. tue re:'oence o' n'v, - -.
T. Dornam' m'nls.er o' tue rlrs'
nsPs's1 Cnufcn' mr' =. n. 0o"e's
ana m'ss nes's 'oun'c"' Do'" "
The bridegroom is . most esti-
mable young man in the employ
Of Mr.. S. J. Harper, and the
bride one OF Winnfield's most
beautiful and intelligent young
ladies. The Sentinel extends best
.,.-.
~
80, - ~ ~ :ss s - 10 10
.s. 80 :. s p
o''e ns: q c-.:..
-. - ss:.. 49, H..
- - u;-.e.,a
U..s.;. .o... dr..r,.nf ,ov.
a.S. S.....iI;.. .,-...h, - han
-: - - 60. ,.-;..
+. ,;..
Smlth-Luther.
Wine(,sld. Oct l6. 1907. Rev. p.
w. Lotion of Yersla. oficisting,
Mr.. Dan Smith and Miss Annie
Luther, Of Atlanta, La.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

Married ct the Comrade Hotel
Wednesday, Oct. is, 1907, Mr..
Ernest Keen and Miss Maud Rob
i.son, Of jena, La, Rev. B. A.
Holloway oGcistilg.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-10-18

Smith Grisbam Drug Co. has q
full line of tablets, pens, pencils
and school books. s27ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

q. L. Tibbitts, r.. NJ Higgins. George
n. Fortune. w. Il. 1swers. George al.
Bowling. w. g. Lobban, Hawthorne
doo6ioe, j. Herbert Goodioe, Sidney r..
Boyce, Herman Meyer b. q. Mover.
Mrs. L. +. Spencer, 4. NJ. BROWNING,
{ Bland Stevens. Edw ard Allen, CT ~.
Evans, John Floyd, Bette Stevens, Al
bert Baker, Miss steptoc Campbell. w.
y. Loving, Mrs. w. q Loving, Miss
1I,nger, G. g. Loving, John p. Beard,
! J. Al. Payne, =. r.. Harrison, Houston
tSttnncttc, and r.. l.. Stevens--total Al.
INK These N1ny he Jurors.
The names OF the sixty-four men
from which the jury Will be chosen
are ms follows: William Register, s.
4 a. A1ooreneld, John IL. Womack. W.1B.
4 Powell r. n. Motley, j. II. Mealer,gJ.
8sP. Mcdowell. II. d. Anderson, w. m.
Arendale,EG c.. Jack SON. r. y. Roswell,
&C. D. S. Farmer, Fl. O. Kerns, w. II.
5,iWoodick, w. @. Puclsett, JOHN L. A.1-
derson, II. l.. Nasser., w. II. Woosely,
10. G.. Ragland. w. Il. Oates. John w.
Blunt, r. T.. Cumpton, j. II. Osborne,
S. w. Kent. ID. s. Nridkiff, j. L. Hardy,
(. S. r. HALEY, AN. Wonlnck, IL w.
4 Granger, S. II. Crenshaw, G. S. Tune,
4 b. S. NtcCraw. j. NJ. Johnson, John T.
4 Quarles J.. IL. Snead. c. H.. Manning
u WI. II. Dance, B, i. Brooks, RS. Seat
81. D. Carter, Samuel c. Hubbard r..
+ W. T. Lacy, G. w. Powell, Il. NJ. Owen
z. Il. l. Elliott, r. Z. Dickerson, S. b
i Nelson, G. w. Dance, John c.. Bald
win, John a. Gown gton, T. N. Hardy
= Charles Crowder James A. Tune, j
w. v. Crowder, Walter I. Bass, Johr
J. Wood w. r. Gravitt, Phil. Z. Nick
w. B. Owen, w. Il. Blnnks Fl. &c
I Crowele, S. w. Muslin, j. II. Williams
1rinl AIny End in Ten Days.
Mr.. Bouldin thinks that tho tria
will not consume more than ten days
for every effort Will BIO made to tr,
the case without delay on account OF
the great expense to the State. Others
4 however, say that it will take tire,
weeks to secure n verdict. 1t is sait
that the time taken will largely de
pend on the rulings Of Judge Banks
dale, who may shut out evidence q
& probably half OF the witnesses called
Judge Loving was walking abou
the hotel tonight, talking PLEASANT,
with his friends. He seemed cheerful
and confident. "A. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
BARROW IN THE FIELD.
pittsylynnIn rlnn Announcer CandI.,
incy for 5D00rkeeper OF House.

incy for DOOrkeeper OF House.,
Already candidates for positions
elective by tho General Assembly or
by either house are beginning to ap-
pear and to advocate their claims.
1t has been announced heretofore that
Mr. S, NJ. Newhouse, doorkeeper cH the
House Of Delegates, will Geek tlA3 po-
sItion Of Register of the Land Office
and superintendent OF the Capitol po-
lice, grounds and buildings, etc @
Since then Mr.. ], II. Barrow nov an
employe OF the State In the LIBRARY
Building, has announced his candidacy
for ono OF the two positions us door,
keeper of the House. the other being
held last session by Mr.. r. T. Lips.
comb, of King and Queen. Mr., Bar
row desires to succeed Mr.. Newhouse
Mr.. Barrow IL a Pittsylvania man. and
has long been active In the public at
fairs Of that county. having served AZ
member of the Democratic County
Committee, as school trustee and clerk
Of tho District School Board. \ Since his
employment blythe State he has lived
In Richmond and Is active In Odd
FELLOW circles and In other organiza-
tons. ~.
MIR. Barrow retains his legal resi-,
dence IN Pittsylvania, and his friend.
claim that he will command the votes
of lfiith District members OF the
| House. and that no will also secure The
support OF the Richmond delegation
| He5was an ardent supporter OF Gov,
ernsr Swanson In his congressiona
campalsns and In his contest for tn,
goyernorship and is a warm adnira,
l OF thelexecnt1ye. s}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
THEY .DENOU.NCE
NEGRO IY.NCHING
Mississippi Newspapers sa
White Victims Violated
Color Code.

v1CKsBURG, MISS, June 23.--The
Daily Herald is leading the press OF
the State in denounc!ng the 'ynching
bf5Lee Fox, a negro. who killed Ice
Reynolds, white, with whom he had
been shooting craps ST
Fox was lynched by fifty men near
Blaine. ten hours after he had KILLED
Reynolds. Both men had been attend
ing a dance, and had been shooting
craps in crowd of whites and me-
groes all night, and had been drinking.
Reynolds had won I'LL l'oX's money.
Angered at his loss Fox shot l,cynolds
as he walked from the room at 2 a. M.
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OFF TO TRIAL In
a PRIVATE CAR

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
". G. Loving, whose trial for the xiii :
(ng Of Theodore Estes at "Oakrld gen
hhe estate Of Thomas L. Ryan, on April
"a, VIII begin Tomorrow at Houston,
THIS afternoon en- route to Houston.
Judge Loving rode in a private car,
which was switched to the Durham
was accompanied by his daughter. MISS
Elizabeth. and a number3of witnesses,
who almost filled the car.
lee ad AaSroy sttl rods 81 t lGhn e,I
and r. Walton Moore Of Fairfax, Join.
60 MIN here and accompanied him to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
Notice to ax-P ayers

- y = Il ( - s. . { * =
OficcEo OF Collector of City Taxes,
THIS OFFICE! WILL BE. READY TO
RECEIVII ALL OR ONE-HALF III
& CITY TAKES, REAL ESTATE AND
FOR THE YEAR 1907,
ON j UNE 18TH.
The whole tax is due. but the ordi-
nance provides that one-half may be
paid in June ana tie remaining half in
December. Failure to pay all or one
half In June ncurs q penalty OF 5 per
cent. on the whole amount. which Is
duo at once, and II not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1ST the collector Is res
quired to levy, with costs added. This
notice embraces the annexed district ht
e ALL MALES, 81 years Of age, ALL
persons i(N1ALE OR FEMALE. who
own personal property. or hold personal
IpropertYf.ns fduciary. and all parties
Icouducting business In the city OF Rich
Imond ;cf whatever nature) are asse S.
ed, and will please call and settle. SO
aslto avoid delinquency,
+ Grading, PaWnS, Pipe and Sewer
Connection Bills arc payable In the
same manner as Taxes. and at tho same
| time. tY
Give name In which property stands,
and sec that you get all your bills.
This being the only notice provided
for by law. please give 1t prompt at
tention, rs under tho new ordinance 8
per cent. penalty will have to be added
to the whole bill after June 30th.
81. +. w. CUNNINGHAM. sEss
Collector OF City Taxes.
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lpositiye denial Of the report that Mica
ragua had demanded Of Honduras q
part OF her territory. Minister Cameo
says that Nicaragua Is entirely sat
isfed with the r,iling ninde by tho
King OF Spain at the timo OF this
former boundary dispute, and has no
Intention Of making demands Of any
kindSon Honduras s56
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
SAYS LIE E NEVER
OWNED SLAVES
Colonel john s.. Mosby8 Throws
New Light on the Co1fedcr-
ate Chieftain.

WASHINGTON, Juno 2s.l- Colonel
guerrilla and commander Of the Mosby
Rangers, and now O special attorney
fors{the Department of Justice, Is au.
thority for tho statement that General
Robert Z. Lee never owned slaves, in
contradiction to the announcements ut q
recent celebration OF Richnotld that
Lee had freed his slaves before the end
4 Colonel i l. Mosby declares that those
slaves had been the property of Mr..
Custis. Lees father -law. who died
Just before the war and who provided
In his will that his slaves be manu-
mitted Mostly says Lee was the exec
|utor. Is X
!"Leo was at the front In 1863, and
there issued his order4of manumission
In compliance with the provision OF the
Gusts will,ns says Mosby. But the
war had already freed them. At the
time tho order was issued, the slaves
were In Father Abrahain's bosom In
Washington. They were far freer than
Lee"
Colonel Mosby had great affection for
Lee, and pays high tribute to- him a a
general, but declares he had nothing
Of the politician about him. III he
had been q Cromwell" p says MI by, "he
would have brought peaccawlen Linz
coin promised the South to- pay for the
slaves, Nvho We're freed II the sConfedcr-
late forces would lay down their arms
land surrender unconditionally. I.oe
called the peace conventions. but he let
| the people decide. instead of guiding
their opinion in the way he wanted It,
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THE WEI THEIR

Forecast: virginia-Fair Monday. en-
showers; light to fresh south winds.
North Carolina-Fair on the coast.
Ahowers In tho interior. Monday and
Tuesday; light east winds.
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Manchester | axes.

am now ready to receive the city
school and sewer taxes for the year
1907: One-llalf of the same is payable on
or before July LIST next, and the other
half on or before December lst next
or the whole may be paid by July Is,
If preferred. Five per cent. penalty
Will be .added to each half unpaid wher
due. The State taxes may be paid now
also. II desired.
]. w. BRONAUGH. Jr.
Treasurer City Of Manchester.
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NICARAGUA Will NOT
DEMAND NEW TE3IlRIToRY

SAN ANTONIO. y TEX. June 2s.--r-.t1
special TO the Express from Mexico
City says: ..i3SgG iSl ~ 49,
Minister Jose Dolores Cameo 81
Nicaragua. according, tn Instructions
from his governmental has EN- req q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
DEATHS.

BA ,1 52da 2, .Re q ls
A AZ Nj sa9 oRb6SS Jpqs 81 1907
Robert 4, and Lettie Pond Barron,
Funeral took place from the home
sunday afternoon, June %. 1907, at
80 o'clock. Burial In Oakwood
led, at the residence OF his
narenta, Mr.. and Mrs John Hobbs
Bate Jarratt;t Va; s ;,nl 1Mns s$d
aged ltwenty-three months and SIX
teen days.
DOUGHTY, Died. at the residence Of
+ her parents, 2f0s Weat Cary street,
June 23d. Mt Z a. NJ, MARJORIE In
FAINT daughterio OF Walter S. and Nor
ence u, Doughty, aged three years
and two months.
Funeral serYlces from tho residence
+ MCNDAY. June oath, p, NJ. Inter
ment In RiyervioW.
Rcs9NIsALM. ~ Died. on Saturday
evening, Mrs, IDA II. ROSENBAUAf,
!. wife Of Norton B, Rosenbaum,
5If Funeral SERVICES at the Hebrew
Cemetery THIS {Monday) EVENING
II at 9fo'clock. No flowers.
|lYQuNsi- THE funeral Of cLAUD a
1 YOUNG VIII take place from the
/ residence, 3706 l g Lester Street, at A
Z p. Nj TO-DAY, Interment in Oak
lSssWood. 4, ~ s,' ~, 5 IA & (, 3.
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MINIArURIl ALMANAC.
u RIGHT ROAD TO ATLANTIC
CITY AND NEW JERSEY
,AEAkUORIl II IcHONTS.

The populars York River Line. Leave
Richmond 4;a0 Pm. daily, except Sum
day. LoW-rate excursion tickets on
sale daily. Its the choice OF all routes.
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Schools.

SUMMER SEASON 'I A. .:s: s:s S, :
Eocution. RectAtons, Monoogues. Roper
swedish Methods In Physical Training.
pantomimic and Fancy Dancing. Send for
Catalogue, 3l7 VISIT b7th ST.. New Y9rk. ~
Superintendent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
j Richmond's weather was @clenr and
hot Thermometer at midnight, 10.
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THE DUNLOP, Atlantic CITY, N. ],

q Directly on the beach. overlooking tho
oil nmusoments. Rooms on suite with pri.
ynte baths; on the European plan onlyi
$l.5O day. and upwards; first GLASS restauS
rant attached. with a Ia carta service Fln<
orchestra ROBT. II. DELANEY. Prop,
q T. r.. BOWMAN, Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

The candidates who are now actively
in tho race for the honor, and who arc
hard at work. are Messrs Byrd, of.IYin.
chester; Withers. Of Nansemond, and
Churchman. Of Augusta. Messrs. Byrd
and Withers have been renominated.
and Mr. Churchman and his friends
are confident he will win out at the
primaries, though he has a competitor
for the honor he has held for 50 many
years - z, tfs1,s} t5lf4g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

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PETERSBURG, VA, June 23.-Mr.
Ettrck, died at his residence yesterday
afternoon, after a long period of fail
ling health Mr., lIanes waH flfty-three
years Of ago, and Is suftiyed by his
son, and three sons-R =. Eanes 3Jr..
Walter =. Eanes and Howard Eanea i5.'
The funeral will take place .to-mor-
row afternoon from Grace Episcopal
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Miss Lizzie Dnrnul1.

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z FLOYD, VA, June 23,-Funernl ser
vices were conducted here o-day by
Rev, ]. X. Harris, at the Presbyterian
Church, over the,;renains Of Miss Lyle
Darnall, OF Chattanooga. Tenn. Miss
Darnall lived here for number Of
years. She is survived by her mother,
u Darnall of .Bluefield;sH, M.EDarnall,
Mrs, -Persinger, Mrs. Wedd, of Roanoke,
and Mrs. Payne, of Norfolk.