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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Bcrryville Social News.

BERRYVILLE. VA. March 2S,--There
was measuring social, beld In the
Baptist Church here on Thursday night
of last week. The admission fee was
determined by the height OF the ap-
plicant, l cent for each foot and FL
eeha are for no enGm ihe over there vas
some sum was realized, which Is to
be used In the purchase OF books for
the Sunday school library.
Circuit Court of Clarke county has
been In 5ession here this week. Sew
eral important cases have been de-
cided.
Mr.. Marshall Mccormick, II, who
has heen IN DIR. fuckers II ospital here
for some time, following an operation
for appendicitis, Is out on the streets
again.
was visiting his old home on business
a few days this week.
X Raw ]. Harry Smith Is attanding thA
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with her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Minor Rlcheson,s
Mrs Robert witt. OF Lexington. was ths
guest last week OF MreL Carrie Paxton.
Much interest 10 ~ hors in the announce
n,ent by Mr. and M. John Randolph Smith,
o; Greenesville. Va. OF the marriage Of
their daughter. Letitia Rtchardson. to Mr..
Samuel Wilhelm Hairston. son of Jud &c W..
Fl. Hntrston, OF Roanoke. Miss Smith hat
spent much of her time here as the guest OF
hav cousin, Mr.. Edmund Randolph.
Little Virginia Wright and Master Doug =
las Walker who have been Ill with pneu-
mcnia, have improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Jones will arrive on
Thursday to be the GUESTS Of Mr.. D. H..
Rucker. as
a number OF prominent citizens went to
Lexington on Monday to, hear Hon. William
Jennings Bryan speak.
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resignation. which was accepted and
Mr.. J. l. Spandler elected by the Coun-
ell In his stead.
The Week at the Mecklenbure.
Ispecial to The Times-pispatth. ]

special 10 ne
THE MEcKLENBURG CHASE CITY,
VA, March 2s.-Dr. E. C. Laird, of
Hot Springs. N. c.. has accepted the
position of head physician at the
Mecklenburg. DR.. Laird Is a promi-
nent and well-known physician. and
was resident physician at Buffalo
Lithia Springs number of years. Mrs.
e. G. Laird Is also very charming
woman, and Will be quite an acquisition
to the social life here
The Sunday concert was unusually
ENJOYABLE: those taking part We're Miss
Gladys Mitchell. Mrs. A. Blair. Miss
Guerrard Miss Simpson, Mrs. Cooke.
Mr.. c. L. Old, Mr.. Paxton and others.
Mrs. B. P. Taliaferro entertained de-
lightfully at the Mecklenburg Club
house Friday evening. Those enjoy
ing Mrs. Taliaferro's hospitality were
ar. and Mrs. T. w. r;dmunds, Miss
Guerrard Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cooke,
Mrs. w. P. Whitaker. Miss Louise
Dixon. Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mr.. John
G.. Sizer. Mr.. S. Y. Taylor and Colonel
Westcott Robertson.
Miss Guerrard, who came this week
of Richmond. is very fashionable
young lady from Savannah, Ga.
Miss Gladys Mitchell. of kinston.
and Miss McComb. now of Roanoke. but
formerly OF Paris, are delightful adj
ditions to the younger society ele-
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Williamson
and son, OF Raleigh, n. c., and Mrs.
James W. Williamson. of Graham. form
"a charming family party.
Welcomed additions this week from
Virginia and North Carolina are Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Hartman. Lynchburg; Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Mitchell, Kinston: Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton Grymes.. Mrs. w. T.
lDabney, of Richmond. and Mr.. ana
Mrs, McComb. of Roanoke. Va.
Miss Louise Dixon. OF New York, aud
Miss Minnie Moring. OF Raleigh, are
here. They come to the hotel every
year and are two of the most popular
girls who visit the Mecklenburg.
Mr.. Hunter w. Bell, of Norfolk, and
Captain I. w. d. Jones, of Emporia,
are recent arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Caswell. of New
York, were guests of the past week
Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mrs. B. P. ITALIA
ferro. two attractive matrons Of Rich
mond, are adding much to the social
slife
Mrs. w. d, Paxton OF washington,
-. @, Is a recent arrival.
Mr.. Thomas c. Hoge, a popular ana
prominent representative Of New York,
who has been here for the past six
weeks, left on Monday, so greatly i'm
proved that a return sojourn Is all
ready being planned.
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Hampden- Sidney Social News.

[Spec!alto The Times DISPATCHED
r. AMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLIE G 10.
March 2S,-The speakers from the two
literary societies, who will contest for
the position of college representative
at the meeting OF the intercollegiate
oratorcal contest, have been elected,
and are as follows: From the Union,
X, Young, of Charleston, w. Va, and
7. b. Price. OF Charleston, w. Va. From
the Philanthropic, Messrs, IL. q, Elcan.
Buck In ghanl;;g Il, Il, Chambliss, Rawlins,
and George w. Walker. Of lBlacl ss.
burg.
The society commencement orators
have also been chosen. The linton So-
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cietN will be represented by T. q.
Price senior orator. and by F. B. Hut
ton. Jr-, and G.. Lowery, junior ora
tors. The marshals are Boyd Donnally
of Charleston. W.: Va. and Willard os-
born. of Rippon, w. Va.
The senior orator from the Philaa-
thropic Society is w. DIXON Foster CT
Norfolk. and Junior orators, r. L.
Chambliss and George w. Walker. -
The Hampden Sidney Dramatic Club
played in the Opera House at Farm
vile on Thursday night before crowd
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Floyd Social News.
IspeciaI 10 The rlmes-Dispatch.

LSpecial to The Tlmes-Dispaichl
FLOYD, VA, March 2S.-Mr. Edd
Williams. of Indiana. is visiting his
father. Mr.. T. ". Williams. and will
remain in the county several weeks.
Bert Bowman and Miss Ida Spandler.
OF Poff. visited Misses Ella and Eta
Slusher this week
Mr.. Claud Howard. who has been
attending the Piedmont Business Col
lege. at ,Lynchburg. has returned to
his home.
Mrs. S. r. Brame and little daughter.
Eula, who have been visiting in Roa-
noke for the past two weeks. return
ed home Thursday.
Captain and Mrs. d. W. Sewers. VINO
spent the winter with their son. Rev.
r. r. Sewers. of North Carolina. :e-
turned home last Wednesday.
Mr.. c. S. Hancock and Wife, WIN
have been visiting friends and rela-
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conference OF the NJ. z. Church, South.
at Roanoke. 1t is hoped that he will
be returned for another year. which
will be as long as he will be allowed
by conference to remain.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pope continues very i'll
at her home on West Main Street.
Superintendent of Schools C. G. Mas
sey was IN town Saturday attending
the meeting of Clarke County Teach
ers' Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
.uves in the county and village. re-
turned to their home in Illinois Thurs

day.
Professor Harris Hart, of Roanoke.
and Captain P. F. Shelton. county sill
perintendent of schools. held an insti-
tute here last Friday and Saturday.
Owing to the inclement weather there
We're few teachers In attendance from
the county. The meeting was enjoyed
very much. and was very instructive
for those present. On Friday night tho
question of a high school was taken
up. and the prospects are that we will
get one here this fall. 1t is hoped
that Professor Hart will visit the town
again this summer. and will hold in
stitutes in the different districts in
the county.
There was a general change all
around In the Town Council here. this
week; Colonel P. T. Howell Mayor.
resigned. and Mr.. S. r. Brame was
elected in his stead MIR. w. r. Kit
terman. sergeant, also rendered his
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Buena Vista Social News.

BUENA VISTA, VA. March 2s-Miss
katherine H. Wren. OF Bon Air. is the guest
OF Mrs. A. Mack Rucker.
Miss Virginia Duncan is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Lewis Dickinson
Mrs, ". T. Paxton and daughter Kathe-
rine. have returned from visit to Rich
mond.
Miss vixella Cunningham has returned
from delightful visit to Miss Margaret
Witt In Lexington, and now has Miss Witt
as her guest.
Miss Lucille Barrett has spent the winter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-28

The finest liberia Peaches
that Pensacola ever saw now
on sale. Fully matured on
the tree. Escarnbia county's
own product. Each basket
has the word, liberia, print
ed on it. At all fruit stands,
the leading grocers, or phone
7. G. Carter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-28
AMERICAN ATHLETES SAIL
FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES
BY Associated Press

New York, June 27.-When the
steamer Philadelphia sailed for Eu-
rope it carried practically all o. the
American team Of athletes who are
10 compete in the Olympic games al
London. In many quarters il is re-
garded as the strongest and most rep
resentative body of athletes ever sent
from America Both Manager Halpin
and Trainer Murphy said the men will
train ali The way over
Thousands Of enthusiasts crowded
the pier long before the steamer was
scheduled 10 sail and several brass
bands elivened the occasion
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late hour, the good roads movement
had a set back. AS the representa-
tiveS of the movement we were cast
down, but not discouraged. The fight
must be continued with renewed Wig
or and pressed to victory. In my crit
icism of the legislature of Florida l
desire to add, that as a body. | recog-
nized them as gentlemen, some of
whom possessed a high order of in
tellect, craftsmanship and patriotism,
AS an extenuation of seeming indiffer-
ence on their part. desire to remind
you that in the preparation of good
roads bill adequate to the necessities
of the people of Florida, there are in
tricacies TO be overcome, which can
only be done by a practical knowledge
of the construction of good roads. AS
the members of the Florida legisla-
ture are not practical road builders,
and as perhaps the members of that
body who are most influential in the
passage of bills know least about their
construction, L recommend that
through our legislative and good
roads committees, that they at once
devise plans, and adopt means to Sc
cure the preparation of a good roads
bill to be enacted into law by the next
ensuing legislature of Florida, and
that suitable committee of experts
be secured to present that bill for pas
sage and go before the proper COM
mittees of the legislature and explain
its merits. AS the efforts of that COM
mittee will be for the benefit of the
people at large of the state, | further
recommend that you memorabilia the
legislature to pass law providing for
the payment of that committees &C
| tual expenses and make an appropria-
ton therefor"
The Good Roads Bill.
In accordance with the spirit of the
| first named recommendation, after
| comforting with me, our state organic
! er, the Hon. S. A Mann, called a meet
| ing of the County Commissioners and
| Good Roads Association to meet in
| Jacksonville, Fla, several months
ago to prepare a good roads bill ade-
| quate to the necessities of the people
! of Florida. From a newspaper ac-
| count l saw that the convention was
| held, and good roads bill was pre-
pared, a copy of which | presume will
| be submitted to you for your consid-
| Grafton.
After extending to you individually
my friendly greeting, and trusting
| that your deliberations may result in
binding you more closely together in
the great work you have assumed, and
in accomplishing much to enhance the
! cause of good roads, | respectfully
submit this, my last address to you as
| your executive head, by invoking the
blessings and guidance of the God OF
our fathers upon your and your sue
cessOrs in yours and their dellbera
lions. | eXhort you to see TO it that
the good roads flag shall never be per
mitted to trail in the dust, and that il
be kept unfurled to the breeze, with
your watchwOrd, Upward and On
ward until the great work you have
| assumed has been ACCOMPLISHED.
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GAME AT
FORT THIS P. M.

The Palace Boys will play the SOL
diers at Fort Barrancas this after
noon They have strengthened their
team by the addition of z. Roach as
short stop and Capt. Hodgeboom said
last night that he expects TO win from
the soldiers to-day. The lineup of
the Palace boys will be: z. Roach,
S.; Angelo. If; Peters 2b.: PERTH,
h.; Bowen, CT; d. Tourat, 3b.; Web
Der. If: Everett and Weber, D.;
Hodgeboom and F. Touart subs
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Trouble Ahead.

our farm, but my husband would not
permit II"
,-tAfraid you'd be stolen 2--aous-
ton Post
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Birmingham 1. Atlanta 2.

Birmingham l, Atlanta 2
Montgomery 9, Nashville o, seve
innings; awarded to Montgomery b
umpire account dilatory tactics b
New Orleans 2. Little Rock 0.
Mobile /, Memphis s.
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Hon. H. w. Long Tells OF
Work of Association Dur
ing the Past Year on the
Basis for the Present Year.

The following is the address of
Hon H. W. Long, delivered at the
Good Roads Convention at Ocala,
Fla, Tuesday, June %:
Hon. II. W. Longs Address.
To the County Commissioners and
Good Roads Association of Florida:
Gentlemen: Another year of cares,
responsibilities, disappointments, and
successes of the people of Florida has
passed and goes into history as part
of its failures and achievements
In restrospecting the past year, we
find much 10 be thankful for. Through
out the borders Of our fair State
through the efficiency of our state
Board OF Health and it's health Off
GERS, epidemics have been kept from
our borders, and, while fearful cy-
clones and floods, carrying death and
destruction amounting to millions of
dollars, in sister states, this calamity
has as a whole touched us lightly,
Pensacola and the western part of the
state being an exception. The dilap-
idaIed condition of our railroads and
lack OF suitable cars TO move our
immense freightS has been remedied,
and the transportation of our COM
merce has assumed its normal condi-
ton.
The effects of the monetary strin-
gency in the great monetary centers
of the country retarded to some ex.
tent the business vocations OF all of
our people by causing a reduction in
/ the prices of all commodities, which
as a whole failed 10 produce Danics
or materially lessen the general pros
perity of our state. The long pro
+ tracted drouth in many portions OF
the peninsula of Florida very much
lessened the yield OF many of the pro
( ducts in teh localities affected. but
owing 10 thet diversified resources 81
those localities the men of enterprise
push and pluck viii now come on
with a balance TO thteir credit TO keer
the wolf from the door until these
drawbacks can be overcome.
The heated contests preceding the
first primary election and the white
heated contest waged more hereel,
preceding the second primary elec
ton, caused in some Instances bitte,
feeling not only among the candi
dates. but friends and neishbor,
/ caught the conIagion. and in tbeiI
Il zeal created heart burnings and alien
atoms, which time, the great moline
OF all human differences, will restor;
20 their normal state.
Among al classes OF the people O
our state. taken as q whole, prosnerir,
abounds- and We have reasons 10 DE-
vOUIly thank an all wise providene,
for this goOdly land OF vast and ii
versihed resources occupied by rs II
view OF these great BLESSINGS ~,
should with renewed zeal and co,-
age concentrate our minds and ON
efforts n the great work that We a,
Al organization have assumed
History Of Association.
4 brief review % the history of CHI
association may not be amiss al thi
time Through he efforts of TIA
broad-minded and progressive citfzeT
Hon H H Dickson OF O-anvo 80
" and q few others. reuresentatire
from the count! commissioners =
Marion NolGsis- Breyard. Lake PoIs
Lee, D1EaI, HiIIsboro, Leon Esc.n
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.VILLAR CALLS
A MEETING

Chas. H Villar has called a meeting
of the members OF the Pensacola base
ball team at ROch's this afternoon at
2 o'clock. All members are request
de 10 be present.
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you NEVER CAN TELL

just exactly the cause OF your rheu-
matiSm. but you know you have It.
Do you know that Billiards. Snow
Liniment will cure it?-reIievas the
pain-reduceS the swelling and linn
bers the joints and muscles so that
you will be as active and well as you
ever were Price Csc, SOC and ST 10
Sold and recommended by w a
D'AIemberte, druggist and apothecary,
121 South PalafOx street, Pensacola,
Fla.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Jacksonville 1, Macon 0, first
Jacksonville 2, Macon 0, second.
Augusta 1, Charleston 2. first.
Augusta 5, Charleston I second.
Columbia 2, Savannah 8. first.
Columbia 10, Savannah 6. second.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-28
Cloyed

Il once made a political speech"
'|Weu9-
i ate 3 paragraph day Cor thir-
" days and then quit politics for
good "-Wash iugIon Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati 4. Chicago l.
Pittsburg 4, st. Louis 1.
New York 4, Brooklyn 8, first.
New York 5. Brooklyn 2. second.
Boston 4, Philadelphia I.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

HM : hIONN IENOOCs
Washington o. Philadelphia 8.
st. Louis 0 Detroit 1
Chicago 8. Cleveland 6.
Boston 6, New York z.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-30
HUBBY CAUGHT THE FISH.
He Gould Not Tell Lie To His Wife,
Hence His Method,

This may be an old one, but Mr.
Thomas j. DAILY tells it as O X. He
won't say who of his friends it was,
but he declares that he saw this
friend the other day sitting in a
buggy in front of a fish Dealers the
dealer throwing tine-sized trout to
him, he catching them-"one, +"
two, three cup to twelve"
Mr.. DAILY says that ne later asked
The fish dealer what it all meant
delivering fish in such a manner.
He told ne 10 deliver them that
way, and paid me- and that's all
know or want to know about it,"
But later he got the explanation
from the friend in person. DAILY.
have never yet told my wife a lie
went fishing that day. and didn't
get bite. They expected, of course,
that | would bring fish home, and
did. | knew that my wife would ask,
Did you catch EN- all husband?
| protected myself When the mon
ger pitched them to me, you see. |
caught them, didn't I? And didn't
lie to my wife when | said, Yes,
dear, caught them all. did II"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-30
FOR sALE-Enura household fur.
SPEAKING OF RAISING HAIRS.
Story Told by 4 Man Who Made 4
Hare Grow From 4 Tail.

They were discussing the proper
way to bring up rabbits. when the
young man in the white canvas hat
with a light-blue band threw away
his cigarette and remarked dreamily.
speaking Of raising hairs. when /
was up in Canada last year / heard
OF a hair tonic that was so marvel
Gus it made me somewhat skepticaL
Finally | borrowed some Of IL 10 try
on a tame jack-rabbit that had been
rather out Of sorts ever since his
tail got chopped of by accident
gave him some OF IL. and Il sure
toned him up great-in fact, ! rec
kon he's running yet. But be left
the loose piece Of his tail behind
him. and says to myself. It's a
POOR hair tonic that won't grow hair
SO tried some Of it on that chunk
of. tail Well. boys. you can believe
me or not. but as sure as my name
+ Bates that stun was so powerful
That 10 grew another hare OF the tail
in nine and three-ffths seconds by
Hy watch"
There was silence for forty-eight
seconds. and then the stout man in
the pink shirt and the pale-grcen tie
with purple dots spoke
That's what you call a hare-rais-
Ing TAIL" he murmured in a sudden
burst Of Inspiration.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received unit
> O'Clock y. m. December /. 1908. al
the office of the city engineer. No
I'LL Commercial avenue in the cts
Of Cairo. for furnishing all material
aad labor and constructing complete
cement sidewalks in accordance with
the following ordinances. Nos. I5g
lei. III. 172. 173. ia and 175.
Said bids TO be sealed and markell
as such and accompanied with cash
or a certified check for ten per cent
Of the total amount o fthe bid. Tn
successful bidder viii be required ~
enter into contract with The said civ
Of Cairo for the. construction OF said
walks and TO give sufficient bouI
guaranteeing his worl, for period
ri two years.
said bids viii be opened during the
first regular meeting u the city coun
ell in December. 1908.
The right is reserved 70 reject any
or all bids.
W B. THlSTLEWOOD.
City Engineer.
Cairo. III, NOV. 24tb, lseS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-30
As His Neighhor. See Him.

II be Is poor he is a bad manager.
II be is rich. he IS dishonest.
II he needs credit. he can't get It.
II he is prosperous. every one wants
TO do him a favor
II he's in politics. it's for pie. II
he is out Of politics. you can't place
him, and he's no good for his c0Cu-
try.
II he doesn't give to charity. he s
a stingy cuss. II he does. it's for
show.
% he IS actively religious. he is
q hypocrite. IL he takes no interest
IN religion. he's a hardened sinner.
II he shows affection. he's a sof:
specimen. II be- seems ~ care for
40 one. he j. cold-bioaIeI.
II he dies yoaHS. -Lefe vas a
great future ahead Of aim % be
lives to an old age. Be las missed
his calling