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Ia. white lingerie, with Cadet Muir.

Va, WnlteE ngerle,t With cadet NUT.
rell Alexander, Lynchburg.
Miss Jeanne Alexander. Lynchburs.
Va. organdie, Irish lace, pearls. will,
Cadet w. M. Rhett. Columbus, Miss.
Miss L. S. Wiltshire, Baltimore, Md.
white chiffon, satin, empire rose point
lace. diamonds, with Cadet Oran White.
Richmond, Va.
Miss frankie .Taunt. Culpeper, Va.
fills net lace. pearls, S. A. E. pin, with
Cadet o. Gates, Fort Worth. Texas.
Mics Austin Turner. Orange, Va.
white net with satin over white tat.
feta, S. A. p. pin, with Cadet T. ~
Scott, Mckinney, Texas.
Miss Mary R. Anderson. Ports.
mouth. Va, white silk. with Cadet
Louis n. Brittony. Percy. Miss.
Miss Lewis Bentley Stearnes. New.
port News, white lingerie, pearls,
witt, Cadet r. II. Wagner, Newport
News.
Miss Virginia p. Bentley. louisville.
Ky. white lace, pearls. with Cadet T.
G. James, Sharkey. Miss.
Miss Bessie L. Rlnehart. Covington.
Va white lace, diamonds. with Ca
Diet r. w. Adams, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Fannie a. Marston. Toano. Va.
white lace ROPE. pearls, with Cadet
~
Miss Margaret Eaglesheld. Indian
japolis, Ind, white organdie, with Ca.
Idet George H. Booth. Cleveland, O..
Miss Mary Foster, Graham, N. c..
white satin, rose point lace, diamonds,
with Cadet Robert =. Parrish. Balti-
more. Md.
Miss Nancy N. Pierce washington.
d. c., white point d'esprit and satin,
pearls with Cadet p. Il. Lindsay, Alex
andria, Va. e
Miss Josephine Beverley Mason.
Gunston Hall. Va, white china silk.
With Cadet Bruce j. Downey, Alex
sandria, Va.
Miss Pauline Mccardell. Frederick.
Nd, white met, with Cadet John Ma
sgruder, Woodstock, Va.
Miss Clara Jolmoon. Frederick, Md,
white net. with Cadet Julius Pollock
.Jr, Wheeling, Viva.
s8 Miss Lucia Malone, Bhffalo, n. y.
white messaline over net, with Cadet
Charles Drayton. Charleston. s. G..
gs Miss Gladys Grammer. Fort Worth,
Ten ON broid dared White chiffon over
silks AIaAet4f Robert NJ. Grammer,
Fort w OFT h.sisT7 T.a,5sFs Il.
Miss Lucy Penn. North Carolina,
white chiffon trimmed In silver, with
Cadet Gray r. Richardson Reidsville.
N. G. III s
Miss LII Grogan, North sCarolipa, net
over tafreta, with Cadet Hamilton Gas.
skie, Bedford City, Va. .35
n Miss Bach. Bond Brook, N. j., white
silk. s. a. y. pin, with Cadet A. S.
Crockett, Bedford City. Va, .s5i
i5& Miss Weber. Chattanooga Tenn,
white silk, s. a. =, pin. with Cadet
Robert w. Mcclellan. Knoxville, Tenn.
The cllaperones were:
WA Mrs. Claude a.. Swanson, Of Rich-
.mond. Va, white lace with violet
trimmings, diamonds. 5s "
s83 Mrs. Morgan Pendleton, Lexington.
Va Y black lace princess, American
Beauty roses, s &; /, sJs L
Mrs. " n Shields. Lexington. Va,
y black lace aud \ pearls, y 81 III
. Mrs. llins PEBBLES. washington
81 black cllantilly lace over white
satin diamonds. # a A. Y. ..$, & +
t54 Mrs, c. E, a kerr ST, Louis. white
lace ohe. diamonds. s sis a 4 5s
5ss Mr. II. d r.. ii derson. Portsmouth,
Va, ack3 81 lk, diamonds. N as 3
lrs. 4 IS, $. q rogan, Winston N, O."
sblnnlS u ace over hlac 4 silk, diamonds.
5s Mrs, ST. Russo 81 Snli Til, Gu lneper, Va,
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bal |.SiI HOS
At B.u | ! |: [ BEACH.
3Seashore Resort Alive With Rich.
1nond People Some Live
zinETent;s.

BUcKRoE BEACH, VA. June az.
With several hundred Bapt1sts hero
attending the first annual encamp-
ment of the General Baptist Associa-
ton of Virginia, hundreds of excur-
sionists present every day. and the
hotel crowded with happy guests, this
has proved a lively week ut this re-
sort. In point Of q crowd. it is the
banner week for Buckroe. IS, s
The sessions OF the encampment
brought here many Of the most dis
tinguished ministers and workers In
the Baptist Association. and With
them came a number Of young folk.
The religious exercises We're held IN
4 the theatre. n +,
Besides the encampment hundreds
of people from Hampton. Phoebus, Nor-s
folk. Newport News and Old Point
have been at the beach each evening
enjoying the dancing, and other att
tractions that are to;#be found here
this season. # 5tsiss5
Richmond has had her share OF
guests this week. Il In fact, Buckroei
seems to be essentially a spot for
Richmonders, and each day will open
| With an excursion from the Virg inia.
capital city. l. 4 So
Among the much-liked visitors to-
the beach this weekbwere Mr.. and Mrs..
j.. r.. Gibson, of Baltimore, and the
Rev. and Mrs. !. IL. Watts, of LeSing-
ton, Ky. 3.s;
Richmonders registered at the hotel
during the weekBa are Mr.. Stephen Put-S
ney.3 Mr.. Langhorne Putney, Mrs. Mary
ner Il. A. Grstoe, Mr.. and Mrs.. W.
snyder. Miss Helen Fleet, Miss essies
Haynes. Mrs. &, NJ Godsey. r.. M.
Smith, Mrs. u. a. Young, Miss A., MI
Dearing, Rev. j. II. Earle. Mrs. Earle.
Miss a. e.. Berkeley. Miss NJ. p. Berk-S
eley, Joseph O. Beville, Alexandria,:
&, M. Montgomery, llathleo Mont
gomery. Louella Montg emery, Winnie
iSledd. r. #. Kerns, Mrs. II. III. Rich-l
ardson, Miss jamie Burroughs, Rev. II.
II. Grace, Rev. and Mrs, r.. Fl, Pitts
Burnett Lewis, Miss Davis. j. D. Craig.
Jr.,6 Mrs. IT. G.A Morrison, Mrs. George
Mrs. II. II. Gloves, Miss NJ. r.. Webb,
Mrs. Albert Diggs, Mrs, Walbert Diggs.
S, p. 4 Townsend. Mrs. VallaceS Brown,
Miss N. Newell. Mrs. Garrett 4. Kerna.
Miss M. KernsS Miss Mary Webb, Mss
Laura Webb. Miss Fannie Webb Mr.. q
Il, III. Brown, Mrs. b. w, VIII llans. Mr. Il
and Mrs. r. w. Williams. g IT, Dix
on. sclater Blackiston, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Andrews, n III
Among those Who have ia ken a uu y
life here In tents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar White, the Misses Marian White
and Edna White, OF Richmond. They
are camping In Mr.. and Mrs, Tyler
Hull's canvas cottage, &9 s. sssss
X Mr., George Nv. Philips and family
OF HAMPTON. have taken a co tags here
for the summer and Joined tho happy 4
band OF Buckroe Reach cot a & RS.
Miss. May Lest er, OF Ciwat hmey. vi
proved an attractive guest at the he sSSSE
tel this week. III
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GOOD SEASON ON
At warm SPRINGS
Cottages Are Filling Up, and
Other Bookings Indicate Very
Large Company.
fspecial to The mes-Dlspatch.l ]

Special TO Inc
WARM SPRING. BATH CO., VA.
June 27.-could the grandeur OF these
mountains OF Virginia be only seen
and their Influence felt nothing would
be needed to lure natures worshipers
to their shrine.
Tho stately old Warm Springs Hotel,
with It's long facade of colonial col
. umns. Its picturesque cottages. Dotted
here and there. the lovely lawn and
walks, are all In keeping with natures
settings. AS you step on the veranda,
there stands Horace, the nlajo domo
since the days OF Colonel Eubank. with
his welcoming smile, and you are
tractiye OF dining rooms. and a break
fast awaits you which makes your
heart glad.
The tar-famed table OF the Warm
this year. seems to have reached even
a greater degree OF perfection. for the
old habitues and conpoisseurs are ex-
changing condolences. and with a
smack OF the lips, say they have never
known 1t so good before. The place
has been put In perfect order. freshly
painted and papered. and the soft
the eye everywhere, the new carpets
on hall and stair. the green Venetian
blinds. all8lend to the general attrac-
tiyeness.
The season doesn't promise fairui!t
"a fair-aYtld already Is there a del ght-
full compa ny assembled, and many we'll
a known nd charming names are bot ked
/ for an elrly date.
in Ereal demand. is occupied for the
ar a II
most Attractive Family from louisville.
Miss Mary ] Johnson Is already at
home In tho Brockcnborough8C Cottage,
3 and will be Joined by her sisters, Miss
kEloise and Miss Elizabeth, in a few
Il days ssai
y The Gibson Cottage Is Just opened,
Il and Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. 4 M. Gibson, Miss
II sara and Miss Louise, have received a
warm welcome Mr.. ana Mrs. b; B,
Valentine. Of Richmond, will bo I, for
A the sumnlerin the Carolina, one q { tho
largest lar snnd most celightful cottages
4 here. Others who Will occupy Z are.
Admiral 4 Cacey. with his family, and
81 Mr.. M. C,, Marriott, of shington, d.
4 CTS Mr. "A. CT Young, Of Richmond; Mr..
Il and Mrs, John D, Otter, tf louisville;
/, Mrs. Cummings, of Louisvil le. and
Y Mrs. Parker al I'd rs family, Of New
" Orleans. 5:s.i ss5 rs e Ss II aa. Fl
sl The M lsses Moo re, d Of r edmond, will
u be In Bachelors Row, Mrs, r. III.
Davis will occupy her usual cottage
/ in i IF llybrools Row: also Mr.. George
Barr Nj Gut cheons and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Il Charles b. Hanforl will be y In this
sptctu resqn q row. In tlls brick row 10
u Mis-. Senlp and Mrs. Blanc. OF Louis
Syille:s Mrs bushnell and Mr.. Bushnell.
OF Washing ton, q 4, Hroc ksnrougll; MI,
and Mrs, Y, 81 A. ISe l Ia II OF LouisVllle,
Cooke Cot tia go y, I'll lip N Tuloy, 81
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LIFE AT THE BRANDON.
Horse back Riding. Driving. Bowling
aud Cards lIOst PQnular. -.

Special to The Times Dtspntch.l
HOTEL BRANDON. BASIC CITY, VA.
June 27.-With ideaf weather, charm
Ing company and excellent fare the
season at the Brandon has opened de-
lightfully In charge Of Mrs. Z. "A. Rob
tnson, who attends to every comfort
and pleasure Of her guests. The ia
vorable weather has led to many rid
ing and driving parties to the places
of interest. .-;g a.
The Tennis co urt and bowling alley
are extensively used and enjoyed by
the young people, f. X.
Among the arrivals or this week
N ono received a more cordial welcome
than Miss NJ. M. Lyon, OF Richmond,
Va.
Cards continue In favor, Every night
finds a crowd enjoying some game,
bridge being the most popular.
Anongisth the young matrons who add
to- the social life are Mrs. u. u. NOEL,
and Mrs, L., CT Burruss, of Richmond. NJ
Some OF tho recent arrivals are: Mss.
II. Nv. Hubbard, of Charleston. ". Va:
the Misses Koontz, of Luray, Va; Miss
SArnat. OF washington. D. c.. Messrs.
sG. w, Lewis, Of West Virginia. G. M.
Beech, of New York: D. W. Currie, Q E
Fayetteville, N. c.; y, Fl, Rogers. OF
Philadelphia. Pa; Charles Phillips. of
Richmond; Rev. William T., lllmer, vir-,
Sginia: \ q. II. Watkins. Virginia; ], NJ,
II. Kirac, Staunton, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Essridge. Amherst. Va: Miss NJ. M.
Lyon, Richmond. Va: Mr. and Mrs. L.
Mrs, Josephs Hall. New York Misses
lane and Ruth Walter, Stanton, Na.;
Miss Kate Hutchinson. Stanton. yas;i
Mr.. w. ~. Vaughn, Baltimore, MIDI
Misses Wills ana 1hampe 9, Douthal.
'of DAnville. Va, ss * N 5s'
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Louisville. Colorado: Mrs. T. S. Brown.
Cincinnati. Ballroom Row; Mrs. Gordon

Louisville. Colonade;5 Mrs. T. s. Brown.
Cincinnati, Ballroom Row: Mrs. Gordon
Heiner, of Fort Monroe and Mrs. Cole-
man. the Fern Cottage; Mrs. George
W. Duncan and Mrs. FELTON, OF Macon,
Ca. Mulberry Cottage: Mr.. Allen Will
son, Philadelphia. holl..hock Row: Mr..
l.. c. Huseman. indianapolis, Faile Cot
Stage. The hotel numbers among Its
guests. Mrs. Wilkins Eruce OF Rich
mond; Mrs. a. G. Downing and her
most attractive daughters,o OF Washing
ton; Mr.. Robert + Sheppard and FAM
lily. OF Washington: Mrs. G. "A. Deering.
OF Washington. Also expected short
ly from Washington: Miss Combs. Miss
sJanie Riggs. Mrs. Drowsin. Wulsin:
Cincinnati. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis; Balti-
more. Mr.. G. A. Lyons; Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph Otter; Miss
Gertrude and Miss Lucy Belknap,
Louisville. Professor tand Mrs. Ed
ward x. Graham. North Carolina; Mr..
and Mrs. William Wheatley. Washing
ton; Mrs:lsNV NJ. Anderson and son.
Kansas City: Mr.. c. A. tBosworth and
party and DR.. and Mrs Hunter, Gin
scinnati. will be other. early guests.
Cards and ExcursiOns.
Cards and excursions have been much
in evidence, the most enjoyable Of the
eek being the party to Flag Rock, got
ten up by MIR. Gordon Blair. of Rich
smond. who acted most delightfully."- as
host. The party arrived in time to see
a gorgeoui sunset. fter which camp
fires We're lighted, and a. most de-
sl.ciouss e pper served. The guests were
Mrs. Downing, Miss - ohnston. Misses
Helen. Elsie and Vera Downing, Miss
Constance and Miss Charlotte Steven
son, Miss Sara Gibson. Miss Mar ,aret
Stevenson. Miss Alice Sheppard. DR..
Mason, Mr.. Blair, Mr.. Bushnell, Mr..
.McLennon and Mr.. Crone.
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WEEK AT At j uEcKLENBUnG.
Many Family Parties aud the Com
pnnX Increasing Steadily.


pnnX Increasing Steadily.
- Special to The Times Dispatch.J
Il THE 5MECKLENBURG, GHASEsCITY,
VA, June Arrivals for tho past
week have made big gains In the house
count, all finding much to do to make
| life Fenj oyablc. Great pleasure Is being
! ntlcipated I'm the, opening Of the
being planned for that day. A tennis
tournament, bowling party, baseball
game. and a. german in Il the evening.
Many guests are expected, and the day
promises to be replete With pleasure.
|a Sunday evening" concert was one Of
especial Interest. Mr.. Mordaunt Ether
edge, Of Norfolk. a prominent singer
OF St. Paul's Church, gave several se-
|lections, which We're received with!
enthusiastic appreciation,
Family parties 9 Of We'll known faml-
lies OF Virginia and a North Carolina
are Mrs. Nv. D, Duiguid. Misses Mary
and Annic 1,'nfguid Garnett B. Duiguid.
Of Lynchburg; III Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
IStraus 4, nd NJ. u. 5Straus, Richmond Mr..
anu Mrs,ff,J 4. H. {; ilmour. Rex N, c.; Mrs,
r. w. Face and Miss S., Face. Norfolk;
Mrs. "A. u, Roberts and Miss S, g,
|! Roberts, South Boston; William B,
Davis, New York; Miss Martha g.
Davis, sR Richmond and Hiss kat % Ben
son. N cWnnrtt News, 81 Il @ 81 81
Mrs. p. II chardson. Fl la h oint.
NJ CT wi TIL her fri end, Mss II. Walker,
arc all acquisition to the social life.
Mrs n tcllardson was Joined later&ins the
week BY shar cousin, Miss Hcnrie tn
ltaid OF !, o. dsNi N. g. q
"a An Informal dane e was emf ed ~ i.
a n lumber of guests Saturday evening,
US n,lnnbor sof ~ l,onl-Were Atisses lilo
\ Paxton Irmu 10 Of fiess, Mary I3urXel ].
Whit IIeubltn. ha M s--5
da mes Cooke, II eublin, Il III takeyi
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s2.ss Fine Cambria Skirts, top DO q mo
rune ~ {, consists Of alternate rows o9g
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embroidered chifron. diamonds al

embroidered chiffon. diamonds and
onyx.
Mrs. ]. H. Burroughs. Jacksonville,
Fla, black lace over white, diamonds.
Mrs. Alvin G. Owsley. Denton, Tex,
embroidered net over taffeta silk, dia-
monds.
Mrs. John G. cfess. Lexington. Va,
white crepe point lace. diamonds.
Mrs. j. w. Gilmore. v. M. r, black
lace and Jet. .ii
Mrs. Samuel B. Walker, .Jr., Lex
lington. Va, white lace over satin. dia-
monds. ss 5s s .ssl 81 s Rs
Mrs. Q. l.. Rankin. Kansas City, Mo-,
white lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Orville Il. Brown, st. Louis,
yellow silk empire style, hand lace,
studded with turquoise. diamonds.
Mrs. ". T. Smettem, New Orleans
white silk, real lace, diamonds.
Mrs. ". y. Wolfe, Chatham. N. j.
black lace over silk, diamonds.
Mrs. Edward West Nichols, ". NJ T.,
embroidered chiffon, gold trimmings.
Mrs. y. Q. Pierce. st. Johns. Mich,
black lace. diamonds, pearls.
Mrs. d. "a. Brown, Richmond. Va,
white chiffon diamnods,
Mrs. George II. Peek, Hampton, Va
Mrs. y. NJ. Buracker. Baltimore, Nd,
pearl gray messaline, filet embroider
diamonds. h
Mrs. William T. Bridler, Baltimore,
Md. gray and white Emessaline.
Mrs. ]. r. Malone. Buffalo, N. Y,
black net, diamonds. ss
Mrs, silas Mason, Frankfort. Ky.
pink silk.
Mrs. $. z. Latane. Winchester, Va.
white satin.
Mrs. O'Reilly. New Orleans, La.
White and pink gauze, pearls.
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Aiessrs. Miller, Agnew. Cooley, Yokeley,
Cooke. Wysor, Whitaker. Heublin.

Messrs, Miller, Agnew. Cooley. Yokeley,
Cooke. Wysor, Whitaker. Heublin.
Mrs. William Goddard is a recent
guest from Washington. g
A very delightful family party from
Norfolk, includes Mr.. r. a. Hyslop, his
daughter, Mrs. Mordaunt Etheredge,
Mr., Mordalnt Etheredge. and Master
lHyslop Etheredge. Mr.. Etheredge
gives musicale nearly every evening.
and charms every one with his BARI
tone. voice Of much power and sweet
ness.
Rev. Milton A. Barber, Of Raleigh,
has returned to his home after three
weeks stay here. having improved
WONDERFULLY.
Mr.. II. Moncure Perkins, and son,
Chiswell Perkins. Of Richmond. Va.
are spending some time; here.
Among recent guests arc A. Il
Machen. Norfolk; B. Creole, New York;
,R. r. Roberts, Jr., S. r. Padgett, A. 2.
Cone, Charles w. Harvard, j. Il Yates,
Jr, j. r. Higgins. G. e. Peckham, G.
p. Echenrode, Baltimore; L. S. Kirk
man. New York; W. N. Boy, Warrenton;
IT.. NJ. Gilmore, Virg GINA Fl. schwartz.
Richmond. II. Dalrin:ple. Camden, N. j.;
IT, Haskins, W. B. Agnew, Virginia; 70.
G. Bagley, Kenbridge; G. A. Epes,
Blackstone: q. B. Mcknight T. ~reg CORY,
Ealtimore; NJ. P. u. Williams. Rocky
Mount, N. c.; ". II. Honeycott, W. Fl.
Ncwberry, Eunn, N. g. III
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800 Pretty Modesty Skirts. 317e
inches long. made Of good cambric,.y8X Nm-
trimmed with Val. lace; sale price. ~ ~
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,@@ we have ever @W@E@@[

s1.es Fine Combination Suits. d 4 In
Corset Cover and Short Skirt; - il o9W
$3.50 Good Muslin Skirts, in a. q AN
e extra widths for stout figures; - il o(UlW
sss ess ID. ns 5aas Df SAFE Ss SOC
Is
Hsi''s Ag g's value, S' T!:H 29c
N'stsi ssss ssss l9c
Il ernstitched edge; sale price. 4.
800 Extra Size Muslin Skirts: 7Sslo,.s
these on hand; sal lie price d
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500 Bib Aprons made Of fine dNm
lawn. with wide shoulder straps, 3NS)0o5
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soc Cambria and Nainsook SLpover I'm 8
and beading; sale price
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reII EgAIeNander,f iIyncnburE.jf Il
Miss Jeanne Alexander, Lynchburs
Va, organdie, Irish lace, pearls. Will
Cadet Nv. M. Rhett. Columbus, Miss.
Miss L. S. Wiltshire, Baltimore, Md.
white chiffon, satin, empire rose point
lace. diamonds, with Cadet Oran White
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supreme chance to
Read on !

75c Nainsook Corset Covers, full IN
French blouse, beautiful VAIL lace, eeOS)Wl
three rows of insertions and ribbons. - -
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LONDON is
az S. ~. Pros AIsociationl

LONDON. Dec, S.-The announce.
ment Of the outbreak in New York
State and Pennsylvania of the foot
and mouth disease among cattle has
caused considerable perturbation here.
as the consequent prospective prohi.
bition of the importation of cattle
from the port of New York opens up
the prospect of a serious shortage in
the meat supply of Great Britain and a
consequent rise in the prices to the
consumer. As soon as the first infor.
nation of the outbreak of this disease
in Pennsylvania reached the British
Board of Agriculture the entire stan
of inspectors was at once modified to
de in readiness to meet all incoming
ships for the purpose of precluding
the possibility of the Introduction or
the disease into this country, and the
Importation OF hay and straw as well
as livestock from Pennsylvania was
prohibited.
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Sure. Wave the pay under his
nose."-Kansas City Journal.
And have you ar ideal. Miss Ola.
dys?"
81 had an ideal, but he"
Your ideal has ben s~hattered?v
Your ideal has been shattered?"
broke."-Rochester Times.
"a have always heard. observed
the doctor, that President Roosevelt
Is a good liver"
How can that be-" testify respond.
ed the professor, "wnen he has only
n Loeb?"-Chicago Tribune.
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your audiences eeemed shocked
by the show?"
sat first" answered the manager,
"but We expurgated it,"
EAnd them"
Then they seemed disappointed
Washington Star.
I'm living in a new neighborhood
now"
Have your new n%eighbors offered
you any attention."
We'll, I think some of them invited
friends to watch me move in."-Lou.
isyille CourierJournaI.
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The nights grow chill. The mercury
takes 8 drop.
hs tme hss come
When hg football sttdsh I'D
Like Z ssanthem1m
Boston Transcript
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-03

FOR SALE houses and 2 acres OF
ground; one 4 room, one 8 out build.
tngs and well fruit. cherries, apples,
grapes and peaches. This property is
right in town 1t will rent for $125.OO
per year, Price 100000 each. terms to
suit. H. B. Realestate, Box IS. Rives.
vile, W Va. St
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For sale-Real Estate
.6iIIj!HSEBig,, 23;G;5HEtI35 f E 52

1oo-peslrabIe Farms For sale-1oo.
30 acres, level and rolling land, COOL
Improvements, 3 cows, 8 sows, 10 pigs,
! doz. chickens, 6 acres wheat, s acres
corn, 6 tons hay, 40 cords wood, wag,
on, currey, mower and other tools,
$500. send for my list to-day. Frank
r. Grove, 1913 E. 9Th ST., Cincinnati,
Ohio. 17-Gt
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Houses for Rent

FOR RENT-one SIX room Rouse, cor
ner 18th street and CASTOR avenue. Ap-
py s22 Locust avenue. Consolidated
phone 1852.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES.

Notice is he~h gvenu atH he 0nOwngd described umH or lots of dm hec county of Marion Ubo
DELINQUENT fol the Nnpayment Of taxes tr the year 1906. w be onrel for sale BY Ee Undersigned h.
if at public auction at the front d@o Of the Courthouse of said wuty betwenn Inc houwdI mr tbe mn
and four in the afternoon on tn INh day of December 1905 Each tract mt or so nh beof m
be necessary will sold nr@ much cast as is sufficient to satisfy the amount dine thereon as a
the hDowngh table, NNA%L.
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IN THE BEST OF HuMoR

Mary-How would you like to spend
eternity with young Rogers?
Alice-I did. He called last night.
-Ptck.Me-Up.
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FOR RENT-one 4 room house, Sec
ond ward. Inquire S. G. Morris. Wash.
ingtou street. TT
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c,al citY WI.

The Coal City team walIoped the
Free Pres team at d%ucklins last night
on the Terrle alleys. Score:
rnAY Crrrv
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HoteI Accommodatlon.

Hotel Accommodation.
my person desiring first class hotel
accommodation at Pittsburg either
oard or room or both will do we'll
o confer with Hotel care West vlr
inian office. You can save money
his way. tt
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Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT > A few choice office
rooms, Jacobs Building, chear. Apply
Geo. NJ. Jacobs. county clerks office.
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Stella-What %bankrupted nm!
Bella His wife dressed SO people
wouldn't think he was becoming bank.
rupt.-New York Sun.
Literary returns are slow, are they
not?"
No; l get my manuscripts back
fast enough."-LouIsville Courier.
journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-03

FOR sALE-Fresa Jersey COW. APP.
ply j. F. Low, los Spence street. St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-03

FOR RENT-Rooms and one six room
house, 900 High street. LAT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-03

FOR RENT-one front noon. one
back room, nicely furnished; also
would like to take table borders, at
4o5 jackson st. At
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FOR SALE gas range, 1, extension
table and some kitchen chairs. Al-
ply F. G. Luthy, Chicago street. 2S.St
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.WANTED-Every family in Falrmont
to visit the Acme Grocery. South Side,
'Yost Building. Carl R. Hamilton.
Prop. 1-6t
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For Sale

FOR sALE-Dray outfit oOmplete-
one four year old horse. wagon and
harness, cheap. Apply R s. Gwyu.
403 Walnut avenue tt