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Evening journal., 1909-08-23
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cnnslderate of others.

considerate of others.
A very simple home wedding may
be very beautiful. and IL is eminently
practible. whore expenses must be con
sidered.
II obviates the necessity of large ex-
penditure and cuts off the cost for
floral decorations at a church. carria-
ges to and from the church, fee to or
ganist and fee for opening the church,
all Of these expenses being for the
brides parents.
Then. too. the invitations to a small
home wedding need not be engraved
forms. but may be informal notes writ
ten by the brides mother.
If the house is large enough, all ones
friends may be invited: II it is small,
IL is correct to invite only relatives
and a limited number Of friends. and
to send after the marriage, the an
nouncements to those who we're not
invited to the wedding. These are is
sued in the name Of the brides par
ents, and paid for by them and arc
sent to the general acqualntances of
the families of bride and bridegroom.
A simple feast may be set forth on
table In the dining room, and may
consist of bullion served in cups. hot
croduettes of chicken salad, dainty
sandwiches, ices and cakes.
Plenty of plates. forks. spoons and
napkins are on the table, and the
guests help themselves and each other
and are not seated at tables, but stand
up or may sit informally about the
room.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Paris Patterns

Our Fall and Winter Fashion Cata-
logue is now ready for mailing and
will be sent TO any address upon re-
ceipt of 10 cents to cover the cost of
mailing. You should not overlook this
opportunity to see over 1000 OF the
newest designs for ladies', Misses and
Chiidren's Clothing. Its worth many
timos the price. This catalogue is bet
ter than ever and will be worth many
times the cost to the Home Dressmaker.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
3O13
LADIES' DRESS SLEEVES.
Paris Pattern No. 3013
All Seams Allowed.

The FIRST sleeve is for serge or any
material on that order, the upper por-
tion made OF the material as is the
wrstband. the turnback cuff trimmed
with braid. The pun is made OF con-
trasting material. The second sleeve Is
for dressy frocks, the cap made OF the
material, trimmed with fancy banding.
the cum being made OF similar banding
and the pun OF chiffon. The third sleeve
has the long cep and deep Gun made Of
allover material, the pun being made OF
plain material. The pattern is in 6
Eizes-a2 10 q inches, bust measure. For
any size. sleeve No. requires z yard
Of material IS inches wide, with x yard
27 inches wide for puns and ~ yards OF
braid; sleeve No. needs 7s yard IS
inches wide. with y yard q inches wide
for puffs and IL yards OF banding;
sleeve No. needs % yard OF aIlover s6
inches wide, with y yard q inches vida
for puffs.
Price OF pattern, 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
NOTICE.

Ten cents is all that it costs to havo
our handsome Fan and Winter Cata-
logue containing over 1000 seasonable
styles sent to any address. This
amount only covers the cost of mailing
We furnish the catalogue free Of
charge. ORDER TODAY. adv.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
un Goes MiIk pic.

ELKToN. Md. Aug. 2s.-On account
of the high prices of foodstuff and the
scarcity of pasture. the milk dealers
of Elkton have given notice that they
win advance the price Of milk Sep
tember 1 from 6 to s cents per quart.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

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Evening journal., 1909-08-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
After the Divorce

ok months later l obtained divorce from
- Donald on desertion. Meantime l had not
gone out at all; but in time began to accept
invitations. Many were kinder to me than ever
in my life before. They seemed to appreciate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
6. 0. P. I0 MAKE
GOOD FIGHT
VIII Put pr Streng Legislative Ticket
In the City sof Richmond at Next
Election.

RICHMOND. NA.-Special-Th Re
publicans viii make a de;t. mined hght
I'm Richmond for members in the House
OF Delegates.
Shortly before the State convention
met in Newport News and nominated
Kent for the governorship. Richmond
members OF the party held meeting
at Be1videre Hall to name this city =
delegates ia the State meeting and 70
discuss the policy that would best pro
mote the interests OF the party in the
Virginia capital
Among other things a committee
was appointed 20 fully. and without
prejudice. investigate the advisa hilftv
OF opposing the legislative candidates
OF the Democrats in this city Since
then the committee has Snet. made
Its Inquiries and Will report that Re
publican legislative candidates here
would have good tgh ting chance and
will advise that the fight be made
The committee ,pvilI conclude its
work next week. and. besides its re-
port. Will probably select the men who
viii be asked 70 run. They. II is said
will be strong, conservative citizens.
Some OF them. IL Is also said. were
formerly Dem ocratE. and all. IL is
added are Su bstanedGi men. with large
personal followings.
The form OF the ballots which is
made mandatory by the State w.
rather favors the opposition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
UNEARTH CRAFT
AT RICHMOND
The City Has Been Buying Cobble-
stones Tor Oats Grand Jury 10
Investigate.

RI @ II MON ID. VA - Special -
Various reports have been received
and many rumors have been going
the rounds today ia connection with
the load or oats which was delivered
10 the city stables Wednesday and Don
which 100 pounds OF cobU.rstour~
Were found 20 be concealed
Information had been received bg
the City Engineer that the city was
being systematically robbed OF grain.
Further developments show that tech
nically this is incorrect. The city
has not been robbed OF grain. but IN
statements made 20 the city Eugineer
are true the city has been paving Tor
grain which has not been delivered
The person giving the Information
10 Engineer Boiling desires that mis-
name be withheld for the present.
though he is perfectly willing 10 tes-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

line giving the name OF the once for
whicfs they are ruraiHg end that moth
NIX ding a political Animation can
Oe upon the ticket Therefore. ten
names VIII appear under this head.
House OF Delegates. The i've OF the
ten who receive the largest number 81
votes Will De elected. Party ballots
will not be voted "a units
The Republicans are going 10 make
strong night. Emphasis D. placed
upon the fact tina; about 2.500 OF the
registered vote OF the city was not
cast in the last primarv. and the De
lief exists among the opposition that
practically all OF THE vote VIII g
against the Democratic nominees.
Labor Commissioner lanes r. Do
hcrty. Who knows as muCh about cts
politics as any other one man. says
there as nothing ia that idea.
4 do not believe" ne said that
the Republicans have "A ghost 90 q
chance OF electing evan one man.
Many EeOpie were out OF the city dur
ink the primary. some We're sick. aud
others took no interest in party
hEht. But n the party les go be- fought
most of these. voters viii line up for
it,
But this must D. remembered. So
far as the ticket can show. you will
vote for man. not a party. and the
i've men ~h receive the greatest num-
Der OF votes. regardless % party. will
be elected
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
OPEN CAMPAIGN
AT WOODSTOCK
Chairman >le@P. OF Virginia Bepnhl-
can Committee. says They Have
Coed Chanee.

ASHINGTON. ID g. - Special -
politics was revived By "a visit OF Rep-
resentatiNe BasCom Slemn. Republican
state chairman. who announced that
the Republicans of thzf state Vul
launch their campaign for Governor
and other state Offices AZ Woodstock
shenandoah county. Va. on Monday.
September 18th.
The Republican gubernatorill cam
didotc William =. Kent. s.il b. the
principal speaker. Besides hr Kent
,ntre viii Doe speakers OF national
reputation These speakers riil be-
announced later. as soon as thry acc
ccpt.
Air. Slemp came 20 Washiuetou yes
lerot} tom virginia ou personal bus-
ness lie was feeling uue. auI SAWS
since he LETT his city two weeks ago
he is satisfied the Republicans Lave
"a good chance % greatly reduce the
the state.
we viii formally open our cam
palEn az " woodstock September 18Th.
declared AIR. Slemp. eve expect 10
have "a big day theE and have invited
several prominent speakers 20 be- pres
ent ot course Air. Kent viii make
.hc leading address.
We are iust opening our hcadQuar-
-crs at Aoanoke. 4 personally have
NOT eot in touch with eterythius hut
-slrs. We intend to make "a clean
nEht for "a clean ticket.
DO you realize SAID ar. Slemp.
just now small was the Democratic
~ otc in thc recent Democratic url-
mary The latest reports show that
only $1,000 votes Mere pOlleI. AeaIu.
oo you realize that President Tltt
pullcd $4,000 votes lu Virginia lass
iail or just 1000 less than fhe total
vote in tnc primary That's very size
uuicant 90 me.
90 10000 0f the primary voters re-
main ~ home next November. and
We pom our normal streneth. this
matter OF the Republicans eIecting
tne nrNt Governor OF Virginia is NOT
SO tar on as many people think.
Mr.. slemp announced that AIR. Kent
WAL make speech az Newport Ncvk
pn Labor Day This speech said Air
Slemp. WNl NOT be the opening ~pre. u
OF the campaign. although lt viii he
inc urst public appearance OF Nr.
Kent ou tne stump since he was nom-
mated for Governor by the Nlrsin.a
Republicans.
Mr. Siemp returned o. Roanoke last
nisht, aud VIII devote hls time from
now until the campaign closes ln No-
Nemhtr 90 work at the Republican
state headquarters ln that city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
NARROW ESCAPE
UP IN THE AIR
Aviator Cuv5s>, BY SkiilfeiIy Guiding
His AlrshisN Avoids COLLISION.

RHEIMS. FRANCE. - Special 49,
bethany Pla.n by skuully avoiding
collision iu nidair prepa ned Tor
further trials later. preparatory 10 the
international aerial contests which
started sunday and will last seven
DAYS.
"a ann we'll pleased with by tria,
nights. out found 10 necessary CD make
some repairs upon the rudder of the
machines" said Curtiss today.
The nights made hy the American
lu the Herring Durtiss machine have.
astounded the international atiators
who are here. and they haN. sen
about with au the energy at their
command oNerhaulng their aero-
planes and otherwise making ready
Tor some severe work when the com
tests open.
There was some disappointment
caused today when turtlss announced
that he would uot enter the passenger
carrying contests.
He thinks that ~ Louis Bier.ot. the
tNrnuaut who successfully crossed fne
English channel cannot possibly he
beaten ln that event CurtIss made DO
plain that he did NOT want to tnk.
extra risks. anyhow. The crowds have
grown eo large that they continuously
NurN about the aero1rome GOA Bethany
Plain So that mounted gendarmes ana
iraruons are now kept constantly ou
tle scene.
When three aeropianes mounted te-
setnrr and SCARED about thF euert.s-
tors became vastly excited The lnmf.
de Lambert on bls Wright model
car -nt away FIRST Then came sd
iaW IiestudIer u n Wr.eht hinIuu-.
'Hftss. lmp.ns slightly and carr, ue
N rNtfIrN came given him UN the 500.
A-r cure. started h.s motor Chamber
-u MOO enc scat nud SCARED alou Deb
NNf-II. The near accident or met
W
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

folk and wester. Raflrcsd. Afser
shooting DraWoOnd. wotle he ~sas
walking his beat along the track
Bragg placed his body on The track
la the hope thai when 8: ~as run
over BY train. ali trace OF the crime
would De concealed. But Detectsve
Funk worked the case TO its dnai
analysis. and Bragg Was convicted.
Now. Il - reported. Governor swan
son Is % commute the sentence OF
the young man Petitions secured IN
the county In which Bragg committed
the crime and fn which ne lived. have
been forwarded 90 the Governor. and
ne Is being urgently pressed 20 make
the punishment 10 lie sentence instead
Of elcctrocution. And E lS reported
from Richmond that these Del4t.ons
are receiving consideration. and that
they VIII probably result in a COM
mutation OF sentence.
Draw bond. an honest. hardworklng
nan tnaoSent q any wrong 20 any
man. has been dead ana In bis grave
for many days Sentiment that made
society demand the execution % nfs
m1rde.sE has eeggn 20 fade. Seatl
OF a criminal, no matter hoW afro
ctous De may De. a. making itself felt
Governor swanson knows BIS business
better than anyone else It's mp a.
htn 20 decide There may D. r-.a sori
s-plenty 90 justify bin 10 Srading az
0sSsl ssasS is'f =, y' S M Ssa ,
Drawoont. who vas shot down while
In the performances % his duty. " 40 ~ :
his employer aud TO hts family. Draw
even hand Of Justice. "a representeSi sy
iose sight % the crushed and bi~edfns
track alker Who felf on the nafe ~
duty. the victlm or The most contempt
cowardly murder that ever ai.r-are.i
the annals % this state
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

The law specifies that iD a genera
election thc names o. All men ruunini
for an office must De- placed hereafl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
HOWARD BRAGG
GETS RESPITE
Was Convicted OF Numbering His
BrOther-In-LaW. Draw bond.

r G II MOND. VA - Special. -
The Roanoke News has the follow
ing 10 say concerning Howard Bragg.
the condemned murderer to whom
the Governor has granted a brief
respite pending his examination OF n
petition FOR clemrncy:
IL Was Detective Funk Of the Bald
Win Agency. who chased down How
ard Bragg and whose work material
~ contributed u the conviction of
SrHsy. The charee against Bragg was
that hc murdered his brother-in-law
Dr. - bond. a tras walker OF the Nor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26
THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENED.
Interesting Narrative by Veteran
Who Lives at Lynckburx.

Erasmus Williams.
LFnchhurx Va SAYS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

nau 20 be drawn from me with an in
str ument. IL ~as feared that any at
TACK might take me on. When I be-
gan using Doan kidney pitts the un-
expected relief came quickly. and after
d ieN weeks was entirely we'll again a"
AZ any dealers. soc. A box. Or mailed
on receipt OF price by Foster-Nlilburn
Co. Bu1alo. y. Y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

For twenty five Years Botanic BLOOD
Balm Oh =. B.l has been curing Yearly
thousands "f sufferers from Primary
secondary go Tertiary Blood Poison
and an forms of Hfood and skin pis-
eases. cancer. kheurfa rt-n ana Eczema.
We solicit tho most nnSf mate cases
because r. T. p. cures who're AM 49,.
tails. II YOU have aches and paIns in
Bones Back o. Joints Mucous Patches
in mouth. sore Throat. ffmpfss copper
tol0rcd spots. Ulcers or auA Dart OF
the body. Hair or Eyebrow falling out.
Itching. wat'rN hiisferS - open hui
nors. kasings or piuulss or Eczema.
Rolls. SwellinEs Eating sores take
- 3 =. 70 kills the poison makes the
blood pure and rich completely chang
INK the entire body into q clear healthv
condition. healing every sore or pimnle
and stopping al aches. pains ard itch-
l-eE. surfing the worst case of blood
robson. rheumatism o. Fs.xena.
BOlNNNIC RLOOD BNLN ca. r. n
- pheasant and Sstf" - take. composed
az pure botanic ingredients NJ nnrines
and enrirhes the blood. SANp.sF SENT
LFE hF wrtttnC Blood Halm Co. At
ltnta Ca. DRUGGISTS. or hv - press.
tloo PER BOTTLE with directions FOR
home cure.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-26

ceiyed and hardships
undergone tn the
;iyil war left me-
with kidney COM
piaint that hung on
Tor years. Pains in
ny kidneys and blad
der were terribly
tcute. 50 that often
| had 20 take nor
phine 20 get relief.
I grew worse aud
KDr1.a frnff1 Fh.a min.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04
PROF.. WILL TAYLOR.

Specialist on hard corns, soft corns,
nervo-vascular corns, laminated corns,
fibrous corns, callous spots, bunions.
chilblain feet ingrowing nails. Call
to see me In regard to your feet
Phone Main 1902. Oil 18th street.
A. l.. Ford was down from Ft
Collins this week on visit
Mrs. Richards of Boulder was
among the visitors TO the city last
week.
T, s. Rector has been visiting in
Cincinnati and has now reached
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

y
The Rev. A. NJ. Ward was placed
on the nominating committee last
Tuesday night at the monster tenn
perance meeting which met at Trim
ity Methodist church.
Mrs. John Jeter has been appointed
local organizer of Denver Lodge No.
l0l of the Colorado Mutual Benefit
Association.
Mrs. Annie Bobo entertained at
breakfast Rev Cabbell. district super
intendent; Rev. Powell OF Oklahoma,
Mrs. Fine Of Topeka and Rev. Wal
lace of Scott church.
The band boys of the Old Kentucky
company will be the guests Of honor
at the entertainment of the Olympia
Band next Thursday evening.
LoST-At Dania hall, Thanksgiv-
ing. a feur de lis stick pin. Finder
please return to 1884 Ogden street
MISS Nelslne Howard.
Mrs. Bobo will give an old-time
candy pulling Saturday evening for
the benefit OF Scott church at her
home. 20li Champa street
Mrs. Bobo will give an old-time
candy pulling Saturday evening for
the benefit of Scott church at her
home. 2ol4 Champa street.
Remember the Azalia Hackley
Choral Club will sing at Trinity
church, December i6, for the benefi.
Of Scott church. Jubilee songs. Ad.
mission, IS and SO cents.
Don't forget the Olympia Band
boys entertainment and ball a, East
Turner Hall, Thursday, December 9.
Admission, 35c. Music by the band
Dancing until 3 a. m. That's all.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

change OF owners. The new pro-
prietor is DR.. G.. A. Allen, who has
long been associated with the store
as a dispensing pharmacist He
comes into its full management now
with ten years OF experience In the
business behind him, having gradnat-
ed from Meharry tenyears ago, also
with a world OF practical experience
gained in Pueblo. this city and else
where. 1t is the intention OF DR..
Allen to add at once a fresh line Of
drugs, chemicals and pharmaceuticals
so that the prescription department
can give instant attention to all
orders OF no matter what kind. He
will make other changes calculated
TO warrant the patronage OF anyone
desiring first class service. He will
emphasize especially the desirability
OF trading at The Allen Drug Store"
when In need OF toilet articles. pro
prietaries or patent medicines. David
Cottrell who has been the owner OF
the store, leaves in the next two
weeks for Philadelphia where he will
remain. Dr. Allen makes q welcome
addition to the business men OF the
community.
Mrs. W. ]. Moore is visiting in
Colorado Springs.
Miss Della Brown OF Atlantic City
is stopping with Mrs. Ed. Allison.
Madam Perkins viii return TO tho
city at an early date to be announced
later.
Mrs. Sarah Henderson OF 27i3 Wei
ton street had a very fine Thanks.
giving dinner served 10 few friends.
The dinner was served in six courses
and the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
l. +. Fugitt. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Little
OF Colorado Springs. c. Pleasant OF
Kansas City. Mo. and Mr. McGee and
family OF Kansas.
3. A. 6ondurant. dealer In slightly
worn mems clothing. Dress suits for
rent 1877 Broadway Phone Main
3a33.
There has been dispensation
granted for the United Brothers OF
Friendship whereby for a short time
new members may be received for an
initiation fee OF $500. Application can
be made through any member of the
order or the officers.
Dress making and plain sewing done
by Mrs. r. W. Kelly at her residence,
s2e w. Seventh avenue. Guaranteed
satisfactory.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

! D NV ER /
/ | T E M S

Louisville where he will remair
during large part of his visit away
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

8. A. Bondurant. dealer In slightly
worn mems clothing. Dress suits for
rent. 1877 Broadway. Phone Main
3433.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

The Rev. A. NJ. Ward was placed
on the nominating committee last
Tuesday night at the monster tenn
perance meeting which met at Trim
ity Methodist church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

Dress making and plain sewing done
by Mrs. r. W. Kelly at her residence,
s2e w. Seventh avenue. Guaranteed
satisfactory.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

Miss Della Brown OF Atlantic Cit!
is stopping with Mrs. Ed. Allison.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

Madam Perkins will return TO the
city at an early date TO be announced
later.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

Mrs. John Jeter has been appointed
local organizer of Denver Lodge No
l0l of the Colorado Mutual Benefit
Association.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-12-04

Mrs. W. ]. Moore is visiting in
Colorado Springs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-06
BODY FOUND.
Body of Harry Sanborn, Drowned
December 81, is Recovered on
Sand Island.

The body of Harry Sanborn, son
of Captain Geo. E. Sanborn, of Ho-
Quiam, who was drowned along with
two companions, James Burrows and
Loren Cogdill, on December 81, last,
was found by two Indians on Sand
Island Tuesday, who brought the
news to the bereaved father.
Captain Sanborn at once proceed
ed to the island, and identified the
body, which, considering the length
of time, was in fair state of pre-
servation. The body was brought to
Hoquiam for burial.
Harry Sanbourn was born at st.
Stevens, New Brunswick, August 5,
1891. He had lived in Hoquiam
about five years with his parents,
George E and Harriet E. Sanborn.
He attended the high school here,
was an apt student, very popular
with teachers and fellow students
alike. Besides the parents, three
brothers survive, Ned, Jonn and Ed
ward SanbOrn.