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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01
FoReER MAKES CONFESSION.
Iowa Man Valves Performances and
Will Get Early Sentence.

Waterloo, Iowa, Sept. q. = w. L..
Dixon of Mount Auburn, who was
taken for passing forged checks in
the amount Of $500, has made a COM
plete confession in the hope of secur-
ing clemency from the judge. He has
waived all preliminaries and will be
given an early sentence.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

For every patient that swears by
a doctor at least a dozen swear at
him.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

Occasionally couple marry and
live happily ever after they are di.
vorced
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

The average mans sense of humor
refuses to work when the joke is on
him.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01
AWFUL GRAVEL ATTACKS.
Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills After
Years of Suffering.

F. A. Rippy, Depot Ave, Gallatir,
Tenn. saws: "Esifteen wears ago kid
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

Hon. George w. Honey, National
Chaplain U. V. o., ex-Chaplain Fourth
Wisconsin Cavalry, ex-Treasurer State
of Wisconsin, and ex-Quartermaster
General State of Texas G. A. R., writes
from 100 First ST., N. E., Washington,
d. c., as follows:
II cannot too highly recommend your
preparation for the relief of catarrhal
troubles I'm their various forms. Some
embers of my own family have used
it with most gratifying results. When
ether remedies failed, Peruna proved
most efIcaCioHs and 1 cheerfully certi-
fy to it's curative excellence"
MIR. Fred L. Hebard, for nine years a
leading photographer of Kansas City,
Mo-, located at the northeast corner of
18th and Grand AYES, cheerfully gives
the following testimony: "ltis proven
fact that Peruna will cure Catarrh and
In grippe, and as a tonic it has no equal.
Druggists have tried to make me take
something else just as good, but Peru
na is good enough for me-"
Pe-ru-na in Tablet Form.
I, For two years DIR. Hartman and his
! assistants have necessarily labored to
create Peruna in tablet form, and their
strenuous labors have just been crowned
with success. People who object to
liquid medicines can now secure Peru
ma tablets, which represent the solid
medicinal ingredients of Peruna.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

Those Tired. Aching Feet of Yours
need Aliens Frot-Easc. 25c at your Druggists.
Write A. s. Olmsted, lie Roy N. Y. for sample.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

A rose by any other name would
smell as sweet and cost as much when
out of season.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01
FATALLY MANGLED BY TRAIN.
Both of Mason City Boys Legs Are
Severed.

Mason City, Iowa, Sept. 27--Will
Bailey, aged seven years, died at the
hospital here yesterday. He was run
over in the Milwaukee yards shortly
after noon. Both legs were cut off,
and after he had been taken to the
hospital bone nearly half a foot
long was picked up along the tracks
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

Cash warns marble heart, but the
effect is only temporary.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

FARMS FOR REM - sale on crop pay
ments. j. MULHALL, Sioux City, Ia.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01

This woman says Lydia e,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. c. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
st can truly say that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years / suffered
with the worst forms of female COM
plants, continually sdoctoring and
spending lots of money for medicine
without help. l wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you should have
been in my grave to-day. wish every
suffering woman would try it.''
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
andhas positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements, in Examination, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, hatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, o rnervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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oeen obtained by compulsion, COM
pleting his 'investigation. C;cero. Ia
avoid interference and intrigue. re.
turned TO Rome by sea. and he made
hurried preparations to bring the
l!lnIlpllcated ruler to speedy trial.
All sorts OF influences We're exerted
70 postpone a bearing.
- some ass,,, friends Of Verres were soon
their aid would be needed. But
Cicero triumphed N his efforts.
Nerres was arraigned for his many
misdeeds. and the testimony OF the
witnesses for, the prosecution was
SUI mitted without argument.
Gicero's evidence, collected In
LAY aoaS was 81 such a positive and
sius, ths counsel for for ve sr aG aban.
dored the deferse. ana the dis
graced .praetor fed to Marseilies.
II oov. ~. n :, 81. - - - 49,
Cicero had prepared I'VE orsttors
against Verres. Any one OF them
even tie tytranrdinarv criminal the
Unfortunate Verres proved to he.
n the fifty seventh section Of tha
Fifth Grafton against Verres, part
second, the paragraph begins ns
When BY these practices his
prison had become full of merchants
4. then the recks. Of Roman c'tl-
zens we're broken IN a most infa,
sion md form Of entreaty which has
SO often brought tn many III the
most distant countries succor ana
assistance, even anlnng barharfans,
brought 70 these men a more. bitter
DEATH That expression Is,
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~ a. III .. - 49, =.
CATION Overwhelming evidence. proved
that his charges against the so.ohllee;
I"knghts Of tho Round Table were
| true. The knights stood revealed be-
fore their rutherlnnd as odioi,s dcgen-
leiates, tainted through and through
with nnspeakahle vices, aud Harden
Ic;ncrgcd as the most powerful man In
Germany. Now, a few weeks later.
Ecomcsta new trial, covering exactly the
game ground which completely and
Eclaborately rcverses that result. 1lar-
denis witnesses, before unussailablc,
Eare now easily and thoroughly I'M
Preached. At least one OF them wholly
|changes her testimony. Most amazing
OF all Is Hardep's own claim. as cabled
|by the Associated Press, that This arti-
Ic!er referred merely to tho scientific
and artistic lennings" OF the two
knights, and had nothing whatever
to do with immoral or unnatural prac-
tees" II the editor really raid any
absurdly contradictory OF his previous
defense. it is evident that he either
has gone crazy or has been thoroughly
4 The new trial. unlike the earlier one.
was in secret, and details of the pro-
dedure are wanting With the evidence
now at hand. the. suspicion will not
down that the scales Of German JUS
tce have been outrpgeously tarnpered
with. It is hard to escape the conclu-
sion that the Jewish nobody has been
deliberately sacrificed in n futile effort
10 whitewash the regulations Of n pair.
o.. roblc 1eganerates.
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Freak of a Flood.

Several weeks ago the river got on
a rampage and destroyed the road
ths GA san Red Banks ml
up that after careful examination,
the road board decided It would be
cheaper to buy stripof land from P.
Z. Ward and make a new road. Mr..
Ward has only few acres Of land
and did not care to sell. but he finally
yielded to the persuasion. OF Messrs.
Painter and Hotel and reluctantly
sold them the much coveted strip Of
land for ss5. In less than week AZ
ter the purchase had been made the
washed a deeper hole where the road
lad been. but II also carried awav the
strip Of land the board had purchased
from Mr.. Ward. Now. In place Of a
road. the board has a hole about fif-
teen feet deep and about ftftv yards
long. ard about the only thing the road
hoard can do is to coax Luther to sell
Sentinel.
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Efeiudlce.
ruE PHOTOGRAPHERS UNION.

Our brethren OF the union and the scabs
who have proven traitors to tho cause will
understand that what t,, shortage
,ary Cd Will be entirely due to the activity
ot the staff beneath the chandeliers where
the mlstletoe hangs.-Houston Post
To the Para graphers' Union: Ring out
the old, ring In the new!-Brtstol Hcralc-
Courier.
The Judson Harmon boon, is sure to DO
seized by the .paragraphers' conspiracy for
Harmonlzing purposes.-charieston News
and Courier.
Let's see: What are the rules OF the
Paragraphers' Union regarding New Years
resolutions ?-Manchesser On. HID Union
AS a tabooed topic for pert psragrapher..
WI ats the matter with Embellishments.
Beston?-Washins;on Herald.
Maybe the Charleston News and Courier
Will be willing to stay In the Farasraphers'
working card is,-Ia eksonvlle Times Union.
The Milwaukee Sentinel calls upon the
Prra graphers Union to taboo the stuff that
made Milwaukee famous. After the first OF
.Tnluary we shall righteously refer to It as
the poison that made Milwaukee infamous
It Ia easy to see that the union will have
to hold tight Hne on Chattanooga for the
first few weeks OF tts career Georgia's
Ilte-saring station. The town Is ting too
a!roeant already for good compan.onship.-
Houston Post
Tho washington Heralds demand that
we explain why we withdrew from the
':Union'. conveys subtle compliment II
has not discovered that we make them by
machinery. owe didn't say scissors)-
Charleston News and Courier.
To the Para sraphers' Union: Let's do.
clsre an armistice on Bailey OF the Hous.
body might be thinking up the most horrla'l
things to say about him on the morning OF
January 1st-Atlanta Georgian.
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NE sunny.

Let us quit grun1bling," says the
Scottsville Enterprise, .quit talking
hard times, panics and oil sorts Of
croakinE, and begin the New Year in a
conscientious effort to mako 1t brighter
and better for all with whom we come
in contact, thereby rendering ourselves
more useful and worthy citizens to our
community than ever BEFORE"
That's fine It has been we'll said
that panic lisa state Of mind. It Is, II,
fact frenzied state Of mind. The
word is derived. we believe, from Pan,
who used to throw the beasts Of the
field into fits by playing on his pipes.
When men are panic-stricken they
lose their senses and usually bring
upon themselves destruction which
could have been avoided by the exer-
else Of little common sense Depos-
itors who make a run upon a solvent
bank act precisely as do mon and wo-
men in burning building. when they
rush against the doors, prevent them
from being opened and perish by their
own insanity.
1t is sometimes remarked that there
is no. sentiment in business, but the
saying is not true. Feeling has mucl,
to do with stimulating or depressing
business according as 1t is optimistic
or dyspeptic. If everybody is cheerful,
everybody will feel like trading; If
everybody is blue. everybody win
hoard his money and help to cripple
trade.
Feeling even affects property values.
When confidence and cheerfulness pre-
vail. nropertSs Is worth more and is
more readily sold than 1t is when men,
go about WI tl- long faces and make a
noise like panic. For the sake of
health, happiness and business, let US
all follow the advice of the Edlnburg
Sentinel and be sunny. AS the BUSH.
ness world. thinketh in its heart, SO
is 1t.
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on had been received tActs xvi.s7>,
They have beaten US publicly UNI
condemned. men that are Romans
and have cast us into prisony'
But II was Cicero, the Roman
orator, who seems to have used the
Identical words, and they are found
IN the prosecuting argument which
was never delivered before the strI-
bunai Tor which 1t was prepared,
and which was directed against
Galus Nerres. the Roman praetor OF
Sicily who was accused OF various
acts OF intaniy While In office. d.
When 9 cero took the case he
WAS given ll0 days to prepare the
evidence against Verres. He Jour-
ne2ed to Sicily In pursuit of4this
anty, and he was generally well re-
ceNed by both magistrates and peo-
pie. The former retracted the pre-
viously uttered praises OF Verres.
us they said all such opinions had
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06
dHE SCANDALous FNn OF A SCAN
DALOIS TRIAL,

Just what took place" between the
first trial OF Macmillan Harden and
the second ono win probably never be
generally known. What arrange
rnents" Were made, what evidence was
provided or disposed Of, what secret
pressure was brought TO bear--ttcse
things are locked In the bosom OF the
Imperial camarilla. OF which zu Eulen-
burg and Won Moltke remain unsavory
members. That the libel suit which
elided Friday in the conviction OF the
hitherto fearless editor was merely in
the normal course of justice, appears
hardly conceivable.
Harden.s fhrst trial+sesnlted, as every
NJ. remembers. in his complete vIndi-
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4Borr owed Jingless
rnsr.orr1CE NAMES.

i',Post-oiiIce Department officials Stnte that
names for. new post-offcos must be elegant.
Iitlegant names Will have to go"--Press
RtHori.
Bear th,s In mind, my countrymen; they
notice scrvc-on YOU; .,ls
Tint painted post and Frozen DOB" as
names VIII navcr do.
such names nre far from eieEant thoy're
mos, uncouth aud queer.
YOU ought to give your little burg a name
Ike "Guinevere."
&C oon Hollow new @'''' have to 80 and 50
will 'Fulmpklnyille." ~
You'll have to tnd a, nicer line OF names to
I'LL tho Bill.
!. pretty thing like J"Ethelwyn'' would suit
the powers. nnnyhap
Eu. "Possnn Ridge" and Turkeytown" must
vanish from the mapi
louisville Courler.Journnl.
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Famous Words Of Famous Men.
II Am Roman Citizen" (Cvs Ronanus sum-
MARCUS TULLlUS CICERO, n B. a.
This expression

This expression.
so full OF the
dignity and the
sovereignty Of the
Individual citizen.
has been attrib-
iuted to the Amos
tie Paul at Phil
,Ippi.
Paul did say to
the jailer after.
the order for his
vol n =.
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It Is only fair to say. however. thai
II there We're not SO many optimists II
the world. there would not be nearly
SO many pessinlists.
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Young John Rockefeller says that
money lis not. good for the poor" and
the poor. unfortunately. are not in no.
sition to controvert him. ~
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MERELY JOKING.
civic sl,n,,,le,,

CIVIC SNnine. ,=t7F.s3', ll4a4e f4a+5
~ observe. said r1erlock shoinaes Of New
York. THAT you have recently taken up your
.who told you tha.?" asked the other,
NOBODY. but notice tia. you blush
Whenever any one asks you where you're
Observation-Disclosures Press.
Not Tactful.
II ME. Mrs. Hardup the other day. and
she looked queer and eyaasd me when g.,
nc w" t.
..why. what Is he doing?'.
.Time."--Baltimore American.
Not Alone Flgurntively.
"Jleson is a man who always puts his best
foot forward
whether he's walking or skipping.
land Plain Dealer.
A Change Desired.
Mr.: YVES: MY dear, wish you would
arrange your hair tho way you had 1t last
evening"
do that. It completely changes my appear
Mr.. wy.s tauletly,: II am fully aware
OF that my love-"
Prejudice.
Robert. this spelling paper is very poor. .
complained the small boys teacher. Near.
~ every word is marked wrong.
1T wouldn't have been so bad" protested
re BERT but Annie corrected my paper. and
that ! got wrong she crossed out the whole
wCrd,"--January Ltppincott'6. ~
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The pugilistic methods Of Castellane
and de SaEnn appear to be those which
have been popular among the girls
since civilization began.
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Europe's output OF sugar In 1907 wa.
only 6.2sS,o0o tons. which did not heal
John temple Graves score by so many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

Judge Parker described himself the
other day as "a political bystandcr.'
Memory IS treacherous. of course, but
we have a dim feeling that somebody
else said thirst.
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Notes the Pittsburg Dispatch: "A
Wisconsin COW. bred at the State Ag-
ricultural College. has produced the
milk for 1000 pounds OF butter In a
year 1t pays to send a COW to COL
lege,
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The Nashville Tennesseean speaks of
Miss Eiinor Glyn" We sincerely
trust. that there are not two Of these
ladies.
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HOW TO CALL T1MEs.DrspATcH. T
Persons wishing to communicate with the
Times p.sp patch by telephone will ask CEN
trail for "4o4l." and on being answered from
the Office switchboard, will indicate the de.
partment or person with whom they wish
to speak.
when calling between 6 a. NJ and
a. NJ, call to central office direct for Aotl.
ccnposln groom; 4o4:. business office; 4ofs.
for mailing and press-rooms.
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The Paragra piers Union is also ad :
vertised by Its loving enemies.
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Chr Girnrs Dlspntfl,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

business office ........ Bis u Main Stree;
Washington Bureau. 1907 Munscy Ba'ldlns.
Manchester Bureau .,...,..ti liz? Hull stree;
Petersburg Bureau ......4o n Sycamore ST.
l,nchbprE Bureau ..........?ta Eighth st
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The Beginning OF Knowledge.
Then you really don't believe that
a man Is ever too old to learn %
Certainly not. I've known men to
got married at the age OF IS or more"
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Rarest OF Courage.
One OF the most rare kinds Of cour-
age is the courage to wait.-St. Louis
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BY MAIL, One s'a Three One
rosTAGE PAID. Year. Mos. Nos Mo-.
Daily with Sunday. 5000 800 $3.50 IS
Dan, without Sunday 400 200 TOO .s5
Sunday edition only. 900 90 80 .:b
weekly "wednesday. 100 so as }.
BY Timex. Dispatch Carrier Delivery Ser
v.eo In Richmond 't.nd suburbs,. Munches.
tee and Petersburg
Daily with Sunday. .....it cents $3.50
Daily without sunday..lo cents $50
Srhday only ........... cents ESQ
yearly subscriptions payable IT advcnee.'
Entered January 81. 1908 at Richmond.
Va as ueeond.eiass matter. under ace OF
Congress Of March ., 1879.
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At a card entertainment on Satur.
day afternoon from to o O'clock, OF
which Mrs. Charles II. Lehman. OF No.
121 South Third Street, was hostess.
dainty refreshments We're served after
the game. Mrs. c.. W. Massle and Mrs:
w. G.. Ar1nits se were first and second
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Miss Hilda Wainman was the hostess
night in the home OF her mother. Mrs.
II. K. Franklin, on West Avenue. The
rooms We're gay with Christmas deco
rations.. and spirited contest was
en- gagged In until q late hour. The first
ladies' prize was won by Miss Louise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-06

{ Tho humber country folk frankly
!spat upon the ground three times.
whenever they caught s ght OF the flag.
and that is sure way OF send the
devil about his business
The shadows now We're beginning to
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Go Resc'ontinued To-inorrow,
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~ ~ ~ an, a Roman oltlzen.''
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The tent seemed lighted from within,
for, as the evening breeze stirred Its
glowing than tho sunset. appeared In
zlgzag streaks between Its folds.
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The weird nomenclature was, enough
to make any ones hair, stand on end.
Their heads and silently edge away.
whilst their womankind would run
swiftly past the booth. nutteI'tngl q
quick Ave to the blessed Virgin, or
meath their kerchiefs, as their terrihed
glances met the cabalistic signs on tho
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@ The towers and cupolas OF Hampton
and gems by the slantlng rays OF the
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Delightful Dinner.

Judge j. M. Gregory was the host
Ct delightful dinner given during
in his home at Forest Hill.
Those present were: Messrs: T. NJ.
Darlington, j. g. obertson. ]. Clopton.
". G, Pullianl. b. E 8s Owen, q, ",
CLYDE Radcliffe, Stanley Robertson: w
G. Taylor DR.. Dorsett and Judge Wat
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It had been a glorious afternoon, and.
except In the open space immediately
In front OF the witch's tent the fun
of the fair had lost mono OF It's cost
i, The witch's booth alone was sol. tary
i, weird-looking beneath the
spreading branches OF the overhanglns
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.-The elementary spirits" he would
explain with tmperturbable gravity.
"are the green butterfly. the black
pullet. the queen OF the hairy Tiles, and
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Not Taetful.

Not TuctIUI N ~ .lII
~ ME. Mrs. Hardup the other day. ana
she looked queer and evadcd me when I
asked her what her husband was doing
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"Peter the juggler will swallow !,
cross bow Of steel before your efy
eyes," shouted one crier. 3.
John the tumbler VII Gimp 81 y:
rome or ladd er,''ssM called the other.
"Peter will show you how to shoe i
turkey, howsto put ssalt on a swal OWE
tail, and how to have your cake andSs
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''This way. my masters! this way
came in loud, stentorians cries from a
neighboring bootl1 "this way. for. Pet
err the juggler, the greatest conjuror
the9world has ever seen" J.
..This way! I pray YOU. worthy sirs!"
tainment. "This way for John the
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,, Miss Margaret. yirs11!a Rqek Is !;
fucker, ST., OF BuenaB Vista. Va, Will
Jones; of Hampton, he ceremony
70 take place III the Flrst BAPTIST
se,hurch OF Buena Vi ata,s on fWedne sday
afternoon, January sth, ut IS q clock. .
Mrs. \. A. Rees, Of Buena !. !, Vista. VII
maids, Miss Vixalla Cunnln 81 In, OF
Buena Vista, and Mss III liza eth Iau ck-,
Nj. j. s $. Jnt,ss. p OF Iunenb,,rg eoun-
Nj Y Rnbe5 be M qGHSa the ss1inTs
and MT. Burt ELLIS. Of We've w.
Alter Northern weddt = g. tour Mr.
Zones VIII take his hrlde 70 Elamp-
h 1om' Sa.; where be !s the junior mem
ger OF the firm OF Plea antLsi q ones
Has Won scAolarstip.
Miss Fannie Marianne TAYLOR. dauEh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. ] q lArtll t1r STayl or
ct Filrederickshtrg. Va e1 won y Il, e
School OF Practical Ioesi gn;; and has
pesn engaged to th,e lttHstsa *, H1nY
10Y the Woman,s Page n; y, me q = u'tasy
Issue at the New York ' lSli 9 20 -! s
Wedding Announced
Announcement 4 is mad . OF ne W ou :
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/ Prize-Wiuners.

During the evening refreshments
were served. dancing going on until
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The first gent1emen's honor went to
Mr.. Rutherford Rose. Mr.. Edward Nc
Carthy carried off the BOBBY. Refresh
Chiles Terrell poured the coffee and
Mrs. Franklin presided ct the punch
bowl. About thirty guests We're pres
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Miss Wninman Entertains.

Mrs. Bracey. who is frequent and
most hospitable hostess, surpa ssed her