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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-02
QUICK
ACTION

Establishing a record for speed, and
proving what may be accomplished by
erly oiled. divorce was granted ~
d. Hopkinson and wife last week
which took, from the time the papers
were filed, less than an hour. At the
time the complaint was drawn up b.
Hopkinson, asking for a divorce on
the grounds of incompatibility. and
that certain personal indignities oc-
CURED from time to time which made
double harness unbearable, an answer
admitting the allegations was made by
the defendant and the papers were
filed in court at the same times They
were then looked over by Judge
Brents and the divorce Immediately
granted. All property affairs had been
previously arranged by those con-
cerned in the action and al, that was
left to do was to obtain the sanction
Of the court.
The sum of $65 month was allowed
the defendant as alimony until such
time as she would marry again.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-02
Costly Railroad,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Offioials of
the New York Central lines state that
the new Franklin & Clearfield branch
in Pennsylvania. opened today, is one
of the costliest pieces of railway en-
of the road has two bridges and three
tunnels and cost $1,25O,e0O to build.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-02

has been married for some time, anu
I'y'os in another city She is in all
probability ignorant that her friends
are being duped by the use of her
contest.
Slightly Mixed.
Not only has the manager of the
would be sheet down the street mixed
up the names and addresses of bona
ede contestants, but in several places
in the list, lines are trarsposed, show
ing the votes Of one young lady to be
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SLAYER Is Lynched.
George

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. George
Johnson. white, the slayer of j. w.
Moore. a farmerfi was removed from
the Platte City Jail this morning and
lynched by mob. Johnson's trial was
set for today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-02
Earl Dill Placed On Trial.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug. 3.-EarI
Dill, indicted for criminal assault on
Miss Ray Barkhalter in this city sew,
eral weeks ago, was placed on trial be-
fore Judge r. ]. Lea today The entire
day was CONSUMED iE selecting the
jury
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bill IS Up
TO SENATE
FORPASSAGE
Conference Committee Goes
Into Session For
Dsliberation.
DANIEL PROTESTS
AGAINST DEPORT
Says Democrats Were Never
Given Chance to Ect
in Preparation.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The con-
terence committee went into session
this afternoon to consider the proposed
changes in the tariff report, not wai'-
inS for the senate to adjourn.
The reading of the conference report
required three hours and twenty five
minutes.
: Senator Daniel. on behalf of the
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Celebrate Battle.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2.-German-
American societies of California will
celebrate this week the 1,900th ami
versary of the battle in Teutoburger
forest.
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Spanish Veterans.

OSWEGO, n. Y, Aug. 2.-United
Spanish War veterans of the depart
ment Of New York assembled for an
encampment of three days.
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larged territory than that subdued by
the troops
Fighting was renewed in the outer
portions of the city early today. The
death fisI g said to be heavy Reports
that 35C0 have been killed and wound
ed in Barcelona alone are believed to
(COnt inued on Pa un E0urN
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AlRSHlP OFF AGAIN.

. FRANKFORT, Germany Aug
. Count Zeppelin ascended at
= 10 o,click this morning in his =
. airShip zeppelin II. and started :
. Cologneward, hundred miles
= down the Rhine. The gigantic
= dirigible will be stationed at Co :
4. logne as part of the army de- =
: fense. =
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President Sherman Senator Elkins,
Colonel Gerard, Senator Nelson, Major
Squier and Major Foultes. No shows
the machine in flight and the starting
derrick: No. 3, Lieutenant Foulois and
Orviile Wright; No. 4, machine in full
fight with two passengers; No 5, Will
bur Wright and Lieutenant Lahm.
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Gers that so soon as the course to-
ward Alexandra was marked they
would be ready for the official flights
One of these is an endurance flight
with two men IN the machine and the
ether a straightaWay flight of five
miles and return, also with two men
in the aeroplane. Lieutenants Foulois
and Lahm were selected for one each
of these flights. The course to Alex
andria was marked by small captive
balloons anchored at a height of 500
feet. The accompanying pictures
show the Wrights and various govern
ment Officials watching the machine
in air. The figures in group No. 1
Qeft to right are; Charles Bennett,
secretary United States senate; Vice
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REPORT ADOPTED.

+ WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The 4
Z house today adopted the confer !
= ence report ON the Philippine
2 tariff bill I
. $+++++++++++*+++. -.
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At Home Reign of Terror Rules Throughout Province
of Catalonia Rebellion in Barcelona Not Sub
dued Despite Reports Sent Out
MOORS GAIN ANOTHER BIG VICTORY
OVER SPANISH FORCES IN MOROCCO
Trouble Is Feared in Madrid Where Few Davs Ago
the Mob Kissed King Alphonso From Balcony
Where He Attempted to Make Speech


HEN0AYE Aug 2Nes
spreading rapidly throughout
Catalonia Rebels pill Laying sacking
killing stock
counr
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Militia General Retires.

NEWARK, Aug. 2.-Under the age
limit provision of the militia law,
Brigadier General Joseph H. Brensin-
ger was retired today as commandant
of the First Brigade, and was succeed
ed by Colonel Henry W. Freeman
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Bargain Week.

Bargain Week.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2-Retail
pouring into the Crescent City today
to take advantage of the bargain
week offers of the manufacturers and
jObbers of the city.
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JOHNSON SIIRS UP
LIVE HORNETS NEST

criticisms are the height of indellcacy
in view of the part taken by Minneso-
ia IN the exposition and its success.
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ToMoRRoW's WEATHER 4
CONTINUED FAIR.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01

ant street are visiting friends in Sy-
racuse for a few days.
c. A. Bond of Middlebury has been
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. W
Verney the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. Crouch of North
Adams enjoyed an auto ride here on
Monday and visited friends
Miss Marie Dowdell of Schenectady
is a guest of her aunts; Misses Minnie
and Theresa Daley of Main street
Thomas Donovan has returned to
Ayerill Park, n. Y, after spending
Decoration day at his home here.
Miss Belle Smith of Jefferson aven-
ne is taking lessons in vocal music
at the Troy Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Hattie Albee spent Sunday in
NORTH Adams as the guest of Mrs.
Charles Davis and Mrs. George Hof
lick
Grover C. Lyons has been home on
visit the past few days. He is now
working at Burlington but expects to
go back to Montpelier later in the
summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.
INC village trustees meet tonig

The village trustees meet tonight
Miss Eva Dabell of Troy visited
friends here Sunday.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Patsy PARROT of Elm street.
William Mason of County street has
returned from a short visit in Troy.
Albert Schwartz of Troy visited at
his former home here Memorial day.
The residence of C. E. Wells at
Bennington Center is being painted.
Walter T. Sharpe of Elyria, Ohio,
is visiting his motner, Mrs. Jane F.
Sharpe.
A. j. Cooper and y. NJ Cottrell left
Monday on an automobile trip to
Boston.
The regular monthly meeting of
the village trustees will be held this
evening.
The rummage sale at the Baptist
church will continue tomorrow and
Thursday.
William Harwood of Troy is spend
ing few days at his former home in
this town.
John NJ. Culliton of Hoosick Falls
spent Decoration day with relatives
in this town.
Elmer e. Newton of Cnicopee Falls
Mass, spent Sunday with his family
on Gage street.
| Mrs. Nellie Estabrook and Mrs
Anna Hacker went to Manchester
this morning to attend tne opening o
the court.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Hawks
and daughter arrived home Sunda,
morning from a two months trip Il
| Texas, Louisiana and NORTH Carolina
A car load of Horned Dorset sheer
was shipped from the Fillmore farms
to parties in Pittsfeld, Mass, last
| week There were a total of 2l1 head
in the shipment.
Miss Harriet j. Sibley has returned
from California where she has been
spending several weeks with relatives
and opened her house on West Main
street for the summer.
Joan Cronin of North street attend
ed the Adams-Pittsfield ball game in
North Adams Monday morning The
game was won by Adams by a score
of to 4. He also attended the VIII
liams-Amherst game.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Y. M
&c. A. will hold its monthly business
meeting Wednesday afternoon at three
O'Clock in the association rooms. As
this is the last regular meeting before
October good attendance is desired
The Ladies Missionary meeting OF
the Second Congregational church
will be held with Mrs. Clement Fl
Cone, Grandview street, Wednesday
evening at 7:30. This is the last
meeting of the season and a special
invitation to attend is given to all the
ladies of the church
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01

I OST-Black and white hound puppy with
~ tan head. seven months old. Fiuder will
please return to Charles Langdon, PIP Grove
street. i4tu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for BUSY Readers.


Mrs. Nettie lockwood is in Bos-
ton.
c. G. Barley is spending the day
in Troy.
Mrs. Commodore Garaphy of Mccall
street is i'll
William E. Hawks Sr., is in New
York on business.
Miss Mary Doyle went to Troy this
morning to spend the day.
Edward Sculley has accepted pos
ition with w A. Root of South street
Miss Lila Madison of New York is
a guest of her mother, Mrs. f. d. Ben
nett.
Walloomsac lodge, n. f. o. p, will
hold a social dance in their hall Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willis of Pleas
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01

To avoid serious results take Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kid
ney or bladder disorder such as back
ache, urinary irregularities, exhaus-
ton, and you will soon be well-Quln.
lan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-01

The regular communication of Mt.
Anthony Lodge F. & A. NJ. will be
held this evening, June LIST at s o.
clock. Ballot on candidates and
other business.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
san ANsELNo REAL estate

FOB xzle-I1 Ross VALLEY HIE-sids tract. ~
resiEs1ce az -oo0s and bath- 3 foot baze-
Ue1r- girls rocU. lz-Ee living ard dlaInE
rcozS- bezzed eeillE-s- gPe7 fireplace. gas and
electric fixtures. plate glass Wl1d1~s. gas
Plant heater pipes. every colTsuiz1ce- arour
? zcreS rolling lad. win fruit trees a1d lots
of SHADE s-zhle- e1c-. AZ q sacri1ce.s or VII
rent furnished fo- I rear Box 314, san
A-sElua
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS And BIDS
yI1cr q t9w9 Gers GiI VALLEY. tsl. July
S~sles proposals xin D. r4celred At tie 0z6re
. .ta@ to<a clerk II tha Tozn e siill Valley
Ahsi ec.ock p m-ef Tuesday. Au=1s1 II
asN So The furnishing u 95e material sal
ieter far ne esaasrr1eFie8 = Heiafc-cess css1-
crete septic tzax 1IFh Ezahn1e c.5sezS 40 rzke
e6Te = fhe reEn seH.Ee per plans sid
ssseei1eStzouS 60 1le in tae efsee = TIE toEl
engineer - ~ Fn-a - aiiiI Waller
Al r-FsssslS Ea<t - accompanied bv I cs--
TIED cheek 10 1h- s1ezas q S5eo. payAels @
Re order y fae treasurer = tn ts<n q NH
fsas@T- sd cherE Ia - d-pnsi- 20 rA7
part = Fh@ bidder - bad Ihe hfa1er 70 sarer
snTe reat-zrt Esra she 1s<n = 1iili FallsF
f2- TIE dong = tae HeTk h=re1o Sgssci1ed- Z
tie 51 - accepted Al upsa = fsflEre q -
successful bidder fe eHfez znra sid ceH-rzc--
sid eaerk 70 be fc<1si-ed uat5 The ToRn e
NH Waller
Al bstS "a Ae r1El7iIienss upoa -sa1 provide
fo- Ihe cozpi=slon - the Eo-k wt-hl- 80 -urk-
inE dsEs after he signing q the contract
Fnere1o-
Ths hez-d II trustees res.-rr The -sxht .
reject s3F e. al BIDS q propoSzlS
: II ROBERTS
Cserk of The ToEa u NsIs vsIier- cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
CITY REAL ESTATE
DoNT TAKE rorR VIE

DON'T TAkE YOUR WIFE
TO STTR0 HEIGHTS ADDITION
She Eiu insist upoa Fcu- nzyz1E her ere =.
these grand H1obs-TCcfiale nArfzs TieE lo.s
S1 ssaTie sc7rT Ssepe oFersoekt1E GOLDEN
GATE PARK. rze- OCEAN Eesr CHAIN OF
LAKES tEe BEACH SCTRO HEIGHTS
SCTRO BATHS snd -he 1ez CLIFF HOUSE
Streets and property On OFFICIAL LINE and
GRADE. sever ws1s-. gas s71 electric lights,
Tie 1feAl.ssrer stres- esrlins va Fuitsn -
VII make 1hs Trip f10n tie ferries - 1hs
leach ard Safro Heights s5ditio1 within s.
minutes. he most direct and bsSz e91i11ed LIE
n the city. VII be ops1 for -rsf6e u 4 fsE
weeks
ne Clement 81 esrS are ru1nizS direct fruz
Sa1rer s. 10 SCTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION
wsrh0u- transfer
MS property K destined u r ere q ths
uacSt select residence districts n The eitF-
Get busy noE while lozs are SILL CHEAP
and can bz secured On Dozt FAVORABLE
NoNEY ADVANCED TO BUILDERS Al
PER CENT
Can a car new hrz1ch of6cs- corzs- q
FaFzc= 81 and so,h AZ 0pe1 daily f-oz II - 3.
i1c.-llng Sz1azTS and holidays
IIPNAS ETRSCHLER
- Mo7sgonsrE - Pbo1e DoESlss SS44
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
SPIRITTAI.ISH

AA-MRS. J. J. WHITNEY rr~zaee medium.
essasaltAr1ou 81 h~T Ennae. zzsz o FzFr=Ak-
q kFfe-- e1-Sziozs So pisssse ETsa&sisa 90 -
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

- S-se- Fo-1foes- T1zszIo=s- BeaCs R11 Bar-ts&
Eo- Alfalfa zoz sn1 aaif cutr11x pef
2ere- Peaches. Pears Ap-lccts.
FlZs. Olives. Ai10ads-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
GAS ENGINES

MINING h0.stz. stztkozxrr azd portable engines
gfs- c1srfi1Ste crude oil WESTERN GAS
ESGLNEERISG CO. +s7 Nerke-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

Toezfed an res- shc<e Of Lake Tzh1e- z5sesu-
Inz FdiewIld Acre villa sites. Szfa. xerw@ -
Tsr- ceEr cash = pr uoa-h- 10 faxeS = n
RezeSt SRnd fnr illlkfraEes1 folder ard ~raa
FERGI IS0N-BREENER Co.
81 Mon1guzeg 81
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

90 2crss on Eel rise-.
ae1es under cuiuTzrzun-
vita pie11y of oak firn-
bzrn. o3e of the bz<r
rs1cAez IN The Erate IF
lse an deal szn-er "a
sa4E1g and EshiaE 10
limits price s.. .eoo- Ne
80 Chro1iele hldg
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
BUSINESS PERSONALS

BUSINESS PERSONALS
AA-WICs. ToUPEEs. / HAVE MADE WIG
MAKING a LIFE STUDY
NJ wigs and t0upees GsfF detection. gEzraz-
tee eFsEy one ! make | make them ventilated
and p0-c1s; pe-SpIr4Eso7 don't z1se1 them Ge5-
tlsuen's private wig department. 22Tl California
81 near Webster. Mr. Lede-er n charge
hsrd. f-sDsfarrstie7s szSitsses purs- ctr. eon
stznI1y OK hand l make wigs snd 1-0aE pieces
szy stTls desired s7e n the latest styles Hair
cszliSts cnlT Le5ererss Q1i7s5nsc7 stops hair
1s.1S5g- @ Mai orders nsoznps Af1eafi01- O. LID
LADIES STORE AT
1859 FILLMORE ST NEAR SETTER-
WATCHES. diam01ds silver wzr-. 5eweIry. cut
glass etc: coze 70 ctr Office and ten sales
usn FOG wooid Ike 70 open eOaSdeE-1Al charge
srrznge the matter for you n veFy few
minutes and you can wear while paying for
sane BRILLIANT JEWELRY COMPANY,
Toz Market ST. upstairs rooms 611-812
SEND 81 ara self-AgidEessea envelope. / WI 1elI
yuu bow 10 huEId s1hzsfiBe telescczs fo- an
o1tlay Of % cents tb4t VIII show Fou suF thing
or person drowned Z e1ttOm Of lake OF rirer
as plsIn as dsy- G. MATHEWS 20 " 7ta
St. ST. Paul. MINI
MME. FRANCTNE. Greatest EuroDean .-.E5-ity
On beauty culture most scientific skin treat
Ee1t. wAseh asakes y0I 15-90 yezrs younger:
wrinkles removed entirely city refs e2s 18th
81. Oakland: p'hons 751z: best skin foods
K EAa III
zescEps1c1. 81: free treatment 2ay tine %
prove the merits Of zossrptiO1- BEATRICE
ST JOHN. ska specialist. 1850 Sutrer st cor
Franklin. szite 5-s. phone Frzaksia sa11
MRS l. T. HARTMAN. EzEfpalstion. Yfb-atsCu
and electricity fo- rheumatism AID nerruu<-
ness. 637 Whitrey bldg-s 111 Geary 81. Open
Sundays
ALIEN RUG woRKs> soccessrs 10 Gesrre
Msrrhew-ArtsEzsc Hs11 loous wezrers. srr
rugs made from CID cerEe1s- send fer eir-
enizrs- s5e Buens Vista az Alameda. Cal
ADVERTISING copy circulars E.oenas. sermoas.
written 10 order. star oE trained writers At
rcrr service Scr 3 Doznfnsl charEa Forum
BEokerzge Co. room 20. Phei2n building
UNCAILFD fo- salts. cTercpzgs and srcrsarx a
less than cosr ~ CHAS. LYONS tie Iazdca
ssfsor. 1892 Fillmore bet E1Es and 0sFsrreil-
GRADUATE r1sssease. MRS HELEN DEgFFFl-
electrical treatment 1sz4 SEtEer. tel West SSEg
Mss WALLACE. EASTERN NASSETSg. eer5--
12s Turk ST. rnon 2io arSt aoo~. rear. 1a-s0-
MAGNETIC nhysfaI EeslEns-Mrs. Hosssouser-
S5I PxrlHc bsdz-- tel. DO1gi2s 444e.
col DSTFIy Co. theatrical and ussssg1s-.sr -----
tunes: suc 10 zahn- cosfEnev- S21 Van Ness.
CALI BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Ftanore St
ADOPTION
Conadeniiai Maternity viIla-IaFaurz Adopted. Dr
z FTNkE- 1913 SSA &. Dhgne zSS2 Al2me1a
PALNIsTRY
CALIr0RNIA-s ssde~S pslnssst ard card reader.
&c. 5oc. 81. sl3 Broadway Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

DO not overlook this
Mecdoc110 cg1ty- Is
halzace rolling hills
ber. good hoEse and
li.<le ezttle and keE
California; wouia 2
kcrT. f1s hunting.
trP7b1e 70 catch .he
FAET & EDWARDS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

-sR4PES-FRTITS
1a-zo-50 acre RANCHES beautiful san
Martin ranch sozth q san IuSs- i-E-cvs5
or z-fruroFeSs- sus1able fsT chickens fruits
Erzpes- etc zEss : OF the i6ezz locztic7s n
Santa Clara F1lisT- czly - niles from Ssz
Frzncisros price 500 Per sc-e. uo17hfT pzE-
useats Of S1s - 51ci16i1< interest 4 desired y
ycu are locking fer hesufz5ul place ID huslG ID
a hone ard Where y0n VII Ee1 good returns cut
d fne lSnd let show Toa cTer cur rsrch-
C NJ WOOSTER Co 7D2 Market -
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-29

PACIFIC REALTY INFORMATION BUREAU.
4o5so5z0T Metropolis Bsnk ouildlzg San
Frzzeisco Cal. vii put Tgu 4 rc1ch wi-h
the best coEztry snd subErAs1 lands @ the
Pscz6c coast Careful sttea1icz given 70 each
Eaczs-r Fun 4cd accurate details ot every
property Easiest ard hezt way % get honest
izforuztso1- State your reozl-szsnt- We VII
sl i AZ ozce. Thousz16s q properties listed.
Eifs mars. views. esc-. display
no FEE. No COMMISSION
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-08-05
ELEVATORS AND STACK
NEARLY COMPLETED

Mr.. DevereauX, uperintendent of
construction for the Mcdonald Con-
struction company, the contractors
who are building the new Model Mill
and elevator for j. w. Ring, says he
will finish his job this week, and that
by Thursday he will be ready to turn
over the complete elevator and smoke
stack, which is built of reinforced con-
crete. The smoke stack will be 10
feet high, and has been built at the
rate of ten feet day. The elevators
built by these contractors are patented
forms, and entirely different from the
elevators one usually sees. There are
five columns or tubular rooms, joined
together and running fifty feet high.
Underneath is large basement where
the grain can be run out on the floor
and gathered up again by the carrying
cups for cooling when overheated, and
the grain shoots are arranged so as to
take the grain into the mill from each
section by operating mechanism. The
reinforcement of the concrete is of long
steel rods.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-08-05

|. N. Boring and wife and Will ID,
Boring and wife came in from their
Boones Greek plantation Monday for
the day.
Mrs. J. B. Lyon and sister, Miss
Irene Mcdowell, and their guest, Mrs.
N. M. Long, of Bristol, visited in John
son City lest week.
Mrs. w. b. Coon and children left
last week for their old home in Penn
sylvania to visit relatives for the re-
maindcr of the summer.
Rev. T. p. Summers, of Morristown,
and daughter, Mrs, Carrie Smith, are
at the home of Jas. A. Summers, on
Watauga avenue, for the summer,
f. p. Howe, of Philadelphia, presi-
dent of the T.. T. 4 w. N. c. Il. Roo,
will spend a few weeks here and at
Cranberry, combining business and
pleaSWne.
Rev. j. p. Ellis, of Johnson City,
was here last week and preached two
nights in the Methodist church, and
had three accesSons to his church,
Bristol News.
DR.. A. J. Crazy, wife and daughters,
of Springtown, Texas, are again with
medames w. 5. Mitchell and i. s,
I Wolfe returning Nrom Charlottesville,
Va. to their Texas home.
Mesdames Samuel Masengill, Chas
Cooper and S. Frazier, of Bristol, came
down yesterday to attend the reception
given by Mrs. Mel H. Weller in honor
of Mrs. Anderson, of Texas.
Mrs. J. A. Cargille, Mrs. Nena Crow
der the Misses Hardy, Mary, Sarah
and Mabel Gildersleeve and Lillian
Burbage will go on the special excur
sion to Seattle on August 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Muse of John
son City, will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ALI Brewer, until Saturday
when they will go to Mountain Lake
and other points in Giles county, Va
-Herald-Courier.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Gales anC
children, together with their daughter
Miss Edna and her house-guests, Mrs
Samuel Willard of johnson City, ant
Miss Barlow, of Chicago, went to Big
Creek to spend a week.-Herald-Cour
Ter.
The service at the Munsey Memoria
I Church next Sunday morning will b.
conducted by S. 6. Williams Bible
class. The sermon will be preached
by DR.. w. S. Neighbors, of Baltimore
and former pastor of the Marke
Street Methodist church in this city
DIR. Neighbors had expected to be her
on the 10Th, but was compelled T.
: change the date to the Sth.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-08-05
DR.. T. W. WHITLOCK DEAD

DR.. T. w. Whitlock died at about
one O'Clock Thursday morning at his
summer home at Unaka Springs after
a lingering illness of complication Of
diseases, and the remains were ship
ped to his old home at Jonesboro for
burial. DR.. Whitlock was well and
favorably known to a large number OF
our people, having for the past several
years spent the summers at Unaka
Springs, while he spent the winters in
the State of Florida for his health, and
the news of his death will be received
with much regret by his many friends
here and elsewhere. Erwin Magnet