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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-01-28
Cotal News.

Mrs. DR.. Hall left Monday for
trip to Chicago.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-01-28

Mrs. II. S. Gillespie entertained at
bridge and finch yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Schulze and Mrs. Smith
winning the honors, aud will again
entertain at bridge this afternoon.
Mrs. Munro, of Duluth, is the guest
of honor,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-01-28
Capt. r. ]. coomb S. vac ! Duluth
;visitor: the first of the week. .:=

= - l.'.1.s> ss.'s'
| George Has,inug1slE attended to bus,
mess matters in Duluth Tuesday. j
City Attorney Geo: F. Shea was q:
business visitor to TIE Twin Cities.
returning Monday ..ts. == - =: s
AttorneyFrank Hicks and daught-
er, Miss Louise Hicks, were in Du:.
luth during the week. 81 !:
DR.. n. W. Morcom enjoyed visit:
the last Of the week from his broth:
er, E. ]. Morcom, of Tower - !.
i =. = : - 49, - 49, 81
Mrs. H. s. Gillespieenjoys a visit.
this week from her: parents, Mr.: and.
Mrs. W. J. Munro, Of Duluth.
Max Dreger came up from Duluth,
Monday and spends the week with
former range acquaintances.
| For SA1E.-Eight room house..
hardwood finish, bath. A snap.
\ l.. n. OSBORN.
For SA1E.-18 inch dry wood. De.
Mobiles Wholesale House. Phone
315. 1-14tf,
! You can train brains, bat you:
can't make them. That is why some;
people should stop training. :
Furniture Tor tour. or five room
house for sale cheap for cash. Good
az new. Call Cos Beech street.
The noted evangelist, A. o. Svork.
mo, will conduct one weeks services
beginning February 9TH, at the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church.
The Ladies' AID of the Presbyter-
ian Church will meet with Mrs.
Frank Carlson, 80 Lake Boulevard,
next Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff Bates was up from Duluth
Tuesday, assisting in formally op.
enipg the January term of district
court at the VIRGINIA citv hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
ADVISE EXCHANGE
NOT T0L|ST BONDS
Syndicate Members Try t.
Create Prejudice Against
N. c. Issue.

Raleigh, y. c., May Ex-Governor
kitchin and other state officers re-
ceived to-day clippings from num-
Der of Northern financial journals Civ
ing a statement signed by John C.
Carlisle and two other members of
the New York syndicate, to force the
collection OF the North Carolina re-
pudiated special tax bonds. The state
ment is an open letter to the New
York Stock Exchange, insisting that
North Cardinals forthcoming s3.43o.-
900 bond issue should not be listed on
the exchange, and that bond buyers
should have nothing TO do with them.
The statement purports to review the
history and status OF the repudiated
special tax bonds representing that
they were issued by the state govern
ment in 1859. and duly listed on the
New York exchange. and that poll
teal change put hostile party IN
control of the Legislature and brought
about the Republication.
Efforts TO collect are reviewed. and
the statement IS made that at least
two States are seriously considering
the question of suing North Carolina
for blocks of these bonds that have
come into their possession.
Tho state officers do not believe that
this attempt to bear the impending re-
funding bond issue will have any
serious effect, and they assert that
| the outlook Is very bright for the
bonds to be foated. in spite OF the I'M
precedentedly flooded condition of the
general bond market at this time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Each succeeding day finds renewed in
tercst being manifested in the demonstra-
tons now being conducted by an expert
cooking crew, furnished by the Southern
Cotton Oil Company, in the manifold
uses of Wcsson Snowdrift Oil. The Ex-
change for Woman's Work No. 500 East
Fran kiln Street, has been selected as the
pace in which to give these demonstra-
tons. Daily demonstrations are con-
Quoted there. Luncheons served from II
TO 2. These dainty dishes are prepared
by the demonstrators, who are using
Wcsson Snowdrift Oil for every purpose
that any housekecper has heretofore used
butter, lard and suet. Nor is this all.
The salad dressing, which is most i'm
portant item in each OF the lunches, is
made by the use OF this oil instead OF olive
oil.
AS result there are hundreds OF house
keepers in Richmond and vicinity who
are convinced that Wesson Snowdrift Oil
is the best cooking oil to be had, and are
rapidly reducing the cost Of living, and at
the same time improving the table by
putting into practice at home what has
been so admirably demonstrated at the
Exchange for Woman's Work. That these
demonstrations are pleasing and popular
is attested by the fact that the attendance
is increasing daily, The demand for cook
books, showing how the Wesson Snow
drift Oil may be used, is larger with each
passing day. The public in general, and
the women in particular, are invited to
attend these demonstrations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
.M|SLA|D FORTUNE
CAUSES Juror
Society Woman Loses 100000
Worth of Jewels in
Hotel.
tsnec,al 10 The Tlmes-Dispa,ch.

Especial to The Unsatisfactory
New York, n. Y, May 2l.-Mrs. Rob-
ert C. Watson. a we'll known society
women, who has been living at ths
Hotel Plaza during the past winter
threw the hotel into a panic this
morning, when she ran downstairs
from her room and announced that
she had lost small box containing
100000 worth of diamonds ana other
precious stones. Although the jewels
we're ultimately found, the hotel peo-
ple had a scare which they will not
get over for some time.
Mrs Watson was preparing to go to
her summer place at Rosslyn, L. l,
She had taken the jewels out of SAFE
deposit vault and carried them IN
small box, which she held In her
hand as she started down the corri-
dor to the hotel telegraph office. FIJI
teen minutes later she was In her
room minus the jewels and without
the faintest idea as to where she had
left them. Hurrying to the office. she
reported her loss and for fifteen min
utes after that the hotel corridors
were full of bellboys, maids clerks and
gers, dashing hither and thlther
trying to get some trace Of the box.
No one could find It and not even
suspicious-lo looking stranger VINO might
have taken It could be unearthed FL
nally the manager went to the tele-
eraph desk and there in plain sight
Vas the box 1t was opened and
everything in it was Just as 1t should
be. -
AT least twenty people had been to
the desk after Mrs Watson left 1t, but
no one apparently had thought the
box worthy of any attention, 1t was
returned to Mrs. Watson. who left for
Rosslyn shortly afterwards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

pany, civil action In which tho jury
recently rendered a verdict of $500 for
the plaintiff.
rho members of Cockade City TEN
pie OF pythian Sisters, escorted by a
number of Pythian brothers. will pay
fraternal visit to Richmond Tenn
pie next Tuesday evening. The visit
is in response to cordial invitation.
and the ritualistic work Of tho sister
hood will be cxemplifed.
Tho receiving committee at the hop
and reception given at the Riverside
Club this evening were. Mesdames r.
n. Heath, N. r. Patterson. H. c. My
crs, Alice Epes. W. w. Townes and
n. w. PrItchard, Jr., and Misses Mary
Cole, Mary Hunting. Lucy Friend, Jo-
scphine Mc1lwaine, C. NJ. Bird and
Emily Mason
Tho Hastings Court. having Just
finished its April term. will take up
the business Of the May term on Mon
day. Tho docket includes the case of
Junius a. Williamson. charged with
the murder of his wife by poison, In
June OF last year.
Mrs. NJ McClaren white woman
was convicted In the Police Court this
morning Of keeping disorderly
''o'LSe, du' ""o iiilcu 91o anu seHteHceu
to Jail for fifteen days. A sad feature
about the case was the arrangement
Of the woman's two young daughters
az participants In the disorder COM
planned of.
The Board OF Supervisors of Din
widdie county met yesterday to CON
slider the matter OF county and school
levies, but postponed action until the
June meeting. The school levy In
Prince George is Is cents on the 800
of values. and the several districts
have added to this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Sixth Floor
Parlor, Library and Den Furniture

Fancy Young Desks, in mission and burnt wood
regularly $500. now $3.50
chppend cloth niso
seT d extra nar IN s eis p ahee sl: s
Colonial Three Piece Parlor Suit. settee and chair and
finest crotch sano Domingo IND Of
m hSnsrs sale In pl hes si Ensoo S
Very Massive yePee Parlor suit apho .5 re Ig
month sale price sf9do.
s sna ss ssa
set eovered in Spanish Daysn
9 ss saa Of aSiss als sns
eson. on sfs
month nna w sale hf price s.se7.
Large Heavy Two-Piece Mission Library or Den Set.
m IN s end .,
m nnasfa as ss,n price s" onp sieas
Mission Rocker regular price $780, end OF month
Hall aaDs or h Psn d Gie WITH seq s4sss
letters sixeen inches square; worth $1,000 end of month
end o mot IF s EnT ps Ss2as
Tutsd Choice ses BED ft At
cheap at $3.50. N of month sale price $685.
5s es
month sale price s1aos. Fine for the parlor
ton Worth i $500 end price s7as
Extra Large Gents size Fine Turkish Rocker uph e
feet: very cheap $1,000 sale price slses
Frsds asa ssnass saw ses f
Price prr $500 end of price slaas
ss o sn Of sale
has an extra good patent construction
ps s :as s sss
$500, month sale price s30s
Jardniere Stands good strong ones .Sc whlle
heg Oak Hall Rack fortynine wide
feet s ga plain and Yet massive style s45oo
All without seats to match We'll close out
meth off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
|NSTRUCT|ONCAMP
ARPfTERSBURG.
Commissioned Officers Of Vir-
l ginia Militia Will At
4; tend.
THE DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY
Mayor Issues Proclamation for
Two Clean-Up
Days.
Times Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg. Va, May II.
It Is expected that between seventy
five and ono hundred of the commits
stoned officers of tho three Virginia
regiments of militia will attend the
camp of instruction to be held near
Petersburg from May % to June 2.
Tho camp is very pleasantly located
on the grounds of tho Riverside Club,
In Dinwiddic county. on the line Of
the Ferndalo Park electric railway, be-
tween two and three miles from the
city, and is surrounded by an attrac-
tive country.
The War Department has detailed
ten army officers to act as Instructors
at the camp, and these officers will ar
rive here on Tuesday night to ~
uiliarize themselves with the location
and surroundings of the camp. Some
fifty or sixty tents will be erected for
the accommodation of the visiting and
Virginia officers.
Sfntc Daughters Of Liberty.
The state Council of the Daughters
OF Liberty will convene in annual ses-
sion in Danvlle on Tuesday next.
About one hundred delegates. repre-
senting the various subordinate coun-
ellis, and membership of about 5000
in the state. Will attend. The repre-.
scntatives from the local councils are
Mollie Heath and Mrs. Fannie Eanos
George a. Thompson Council. No.
13-Miss Lucy Wells and Walter
Feltz.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 90. OF
Ettrick-7atiss Myrtle Bowman and W
B. Bradley.
Other members of the State Council
who will attend from this city are;
Miss Mary l. 1vey OF the law COM
mittee; Mrs. Rosa 3. Parkinson. state
guide: c. T.. Hawkins. national repre-.
sentative. and Thomas B. Ivey, ex-
national councillor.
Two Cienn-Up Days.
By request of the Civic League. ant
issued by tho Mayor. Monday anc
Tuesday next will be observed al
rIean-up days in Petersburg. Every
citizen is urged to give his premises
thorough cleaning, and the cit,
authorities will aid in the good worf
BY having vehicles in readiness to re
move all trash and waste.
Items In Brief.
The contract for the erection of ;
new church for the Blandford Meth
odist Episcopal Church congregation
has been awarded to j. W. Holt
Son at cost OF s5.sI5. Tho buildini
is to be OF red brick. and OF create
capacity than the frame edihce 81
long used by the congregation. Tn
Sunday school will be separated fror
the auditorium by folding doors. an
the pastors study and ladies' parlor
will be connected with the church.
Judge Mullen, OF the Hastings Cour'
to-day set aside the verdict of tn
Jury in the suit of David DUNLOP
against tho southside Realty Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
PASSES CENTURY MARK.
Remarkable Career of Aged Resident
OF HOG Island.

Especial to The Times d spatchl
Cara Charles, Va, May al,--On the
occasion Of her one hundredth birth
day, which was celebrated at her
home on HOG Island Miss Nancy Kel-
ley, the Oldest woman on the Eastern
Shore OF Virginia, Is bright we'll and
happy.
records Miss Kelley was born 100
years ago, May l6. OH HOG Island
where her parents have since died.
Since the death of her brothers
few years ago, she has been living
alone, doing the housekeeping and the
chores about her little home. To plow
hoo corn and do other duties neces,
sary on her little garden, is to her ar
amusement,
Miss Kelley's memory is good, ane
I,sS ar> AapsAS kaap, sRA fs& RsYs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Oval Plate Solid CHARTERED Oak Ladies' Dressing
table, and beautiful French legs; S9sV'
Of $3.50
Our statesmen are empowered give onethrd and one
half off Dining Room Chairs where we nave
six less the all odd Washstands Ihere
are about twenty chairs for to select
twenty odd Washstands Ihis also appes
the mahogany floor below
Table. best golden quar-
tered oak with -four inches
regular $780, end of month sale price
$500.
$4,000 sixFoot Golden CHARTERED Oak Pillar Extension
Table with extra large OF month sale price
Solid Oak Fve-eg Extension Table cheap at $780, end
OF month sale price S30s
Very large for price. Solid Oak Swell Front side
board WIDE with 2oxSoinch French
pate mirror: price s24oo cheapest thing
for $13Ds.
Mound End Mirror China Case. regular price
month sale price S130S
Early English Buffet ffty-four inches wide, with mir
back doors; regular price $780, end OF
month sale price S3":3
Mission Buffet, forty wide with loaded glass doors
large plate reduced S1c.0s from $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Invitations Issued.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch,l
scottsviilc, Va May 21.-AIr. and
Mrs. Charles Bascom Harris have is.
sued invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter, Annie Parker, to Will
liam Day Smith. the ceremony to be
Church, scottsvillc, on Friday, June 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Fourth Floor
Oak and Flanders Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture

Fine Golden CHARTERED Three Piece Chamber Set
bureau has 4ox4 mirror and triple swell 'front.' wash
has 1Sx2l-nch mirror TINS su
is very hand carved regular price seooo enc
of month sale price S1:89:
solid oak Chamber sets (only las), four
drawer bureau with beveed French plate mirror 2ox@+
inches: he'd bureau washstand, $1".3S
Large Golden Oak Swell Front Three pieee Gham-
her SET French mirror In bureau lX3o lnche
large French plate washsane also has full
large bureau and washsand and large
roll cheap regular of $780, end
of price S240o
Reautful White Enamel Dressers, the thing for
room: has mirror and white
enamel knobs; only while they last SS.s0
Solid Oak serpentne reduced to 5000 from
$3.50.
Large Solid Polished Oak Gentlemans Wardrobe
five long drawers box with sliding
trousers adjustable shaving glass; forty-three inches
vide sixty high regular price $3.50 end OF month
sal price Sc40S
Solid Oak Five-Drawcr Chhonniers thirtyone inches
wide. $3.50 month sale price S3Ds.
With fine, good sized French beve mirror, S5s4s.
Solid Table. top twentyfour inches square. with
large and French sawed legs not cheap turned
you; $3.50. end month sale price oVci
only while they last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

been seriously i'll and has never taken
medicine of any kind for sickness,
She can relate with precision happen
ings of her early childhood,
She has never left Hog Island on
any occasion, never attended per-
Torrance of any kind, has never seen
a trolley or steam car. =
She is doubtless one Of the mostre-
5markable women living to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Third Floor
Mahogany Chamber and Dining-Room
Furniture

the keeping tho
sS ss triple
1es
v.s sss s sag s IL Id
GS': ;f2 msss s
s,fasfa
az vs cut se'
oH bsV. sps se
e pinsns eee regular PRICE
hsb snppornE fl
Ia e. II
to ,5ese si' o 9sai
Neasiey aa ss9s @
...zs R7s S$ s
Hs n'97 sshs ss
e 81 @ e sale price ''''
Swell From. Marble nr TOP
ssa 5S ":s isss
e's !'s - ss sss price
mr F WI 81 s
I'd %e5 ss this set "
romn,ete Mahogany Finished Chamber Set including
hsg, s4ass
wa wond box seat chair Everything this colonial suit
uaches to exacness regular price $780, end of month
sale price SG3.37.
Ten chifonniers ranging in price from ssoao to
s5O These do suit have In stock;
yor choice at one fourth cent? off marked prices
pfeon odd Bureaus mahogany and birds maple;
yo,r choice at one-fourt Off
Second Floor
Our Carpet Department
Our BUYERS have just from the North where
they bought heavily the fall trade These goods are
now rapidly make room for them we
MUST cut prices on our present stock of furniture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
the national convention at chattano
ga, June IS.
wnl Work for Misaions.

Winston Salem, N, c., May al.-Rev,
Augustus b. Romig, q minister and Of
fetal of the Moravian Church in the
Eastern West Indian provinces, arrived
an educational campaign in behalf of
missions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

B. H. Miles, of Diana Mills. was IN
town several days ago,
Miss Annie Nicholas. who has been
teaching near Lexington, Is at home
Mrs i, II. stone. OF Arvonia. visited
her sisters, the Misses Pitts, recently.
Mrs, Warner Wood is in Lynchburs
this week.
j. u. Pitts and w. S: Dorier spent
Thursday In Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Farray. of Rich
mond, were recent visitors Mt the home
Of Mrs. r. II. Farrar.
scott Heath and little daughter, Of
tLovlngston, visited relatives here this
week. s. III, as b s., III
Aira.. a. a.fBslll 70 has bas.a YlsirnR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

Salaries of Police Officers Increased.
Especial to The Times nispatch,l
meetlns OF the City Council the SAL
aries Of the police oaGsrs were Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

News Of scoitxyillc,.
\ Especial to The Timc~Dispatch.l
y Scottsvilla Va, May GA new plano
bX the tglaAdS at TIA 6shoal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

II. II. A. Membership In North Carolina,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Winston Salem. N. c., May 2l,--An-
5nouncemcnt was made to-day that the
membership OF the Travellers Protec-
tive Association in North Carolina has
passed the TOO mark, which means that
the state Wall send ten dslsEaSss "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

laid ssa ias soe and room designs made
s25 Hail. Carpets. sec, made
ns x SEE Best Quality ss5 Tapestry Carpets made laid and
1ie
"a n
sor eaGiSs
s s sad prusss A0ra ana 0'
..9 5s pn 7ssa Ast ''ls
your q1 sos t as % from $500 to 'o'
to 0e o Of na seu e G off,
ec sS 09s SOC and
seventy nine 22xss-inch velvet Rugs,
Eighty-seven 27s54-nch Tapestry Rugs. DOC each.
Fifty -nine s7x54-inch Velvet Rugs. 800 each.
5000 Folding Wood Go-Cart, 1910.
Four $500 Baby Carriages. ssos.
$500 Fine Rattan Baby Carriage extra strong
$3.50 Feldins Go-cars fully upholstered with
Five $500 Folding Go.carts. loose cushions, saos.
Four $3.50 "Aylwin" Folding Go-carts
Hand
ssHs sassiss s s
one-thrd all Lace Curtains
Balcony
slightly Venice M, art NJ Double Bed ,ncua
price twonen continuous posts and
$4,000 reduced to $3.50
Brass Bed without spring ave hlers)
-8o0s
Pictures balcony one-half of
All Music Cabinets. one-quarter or 90 per cent off,
s a combination chair, which
bootback stand box
sl.0s.
ness R aH% o9 Soc inches vide twelve
Twenty largest Gentleman's Porch
sea sn s
strong; While they
$3.50 White Maple
Of the Painted Japanese Fire
at Office for these
Basement
broiler underneath
sa1.5o. while they last sl3os. This is
Three Burner Gas Range. with sixteen-inch
oven including broer s70s only while they last nothing
better as far as quality goes
Steam Cookers, regular price $3.50, end of
price S3n
seven $500 Quarter Continuous
including all metal springs. $4os
Twenty-seven $3.50 All Iron Institution Beds. feet
six inches extremely strong and durable.
thing clubs and bungalows. s3os while they
Seventeen regular price from $3.50 to
$500. choice SLID
One Three Heavy Brass Trimmed Enamel Bed.
price
One Double Extra Heavy Brass Bed with large brass
including spring; regular price s29V end OF month
One Continuous with nine brass hllers
both head and ootboad regular price So end OF month
Folding Maple Cribs thirty wide.
price 4oo end of month sale price s.os.
rwenty-seven Toilet Sets. including slop
lids Sl.SO while they last
warming closet; fourteen Inches regular
$4,000. end of month sale price SID.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
her mother. MRS. ?, r. Powers, has re-

turned to Altavlsta,
Mrs, r. NJ. Powers and Miss kate
Powers, OF Clarke county, are the
guests OF Mrs, p, r. Powers.
r. I, Wade and S. 7, Martin, or
Richmond, visited relatives here this
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Second Floor
Our CARPET Department

our BUYERS have just returned from the North where
holph fall trade These goods are
now RAPIDLY coming in and to make room for them we
MIST cut present stock of furniture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
JURGENS' e es;. + Tive y: !; n, on;
Furniture and Carpet Sale

Owing to Detroit Jewel gas stove demonstration
we did not have usual end Of the month sale in April
and you get larger selection Of bargains Cut this
list OUT read carefully and bring with you There's
bargain here for everybody from $40 oak chamber suit
cut to $1248 to an extra fine ST 900 set cut to $66666
Every class and every kind Of furniture
The Washington bee., 1910-04-23
FOrd'S Hair POmadG
-
Fifty years of success have proved
the merits of e. preparation.

What is more att than a beautiful
head of hair? 1t zen TIE ambision of
women in all ages. The use of FOF6's HsiF
Pomads makes stubborn. harsh, kinky or
curly hair softer, more piiabIe and glossy,
easy . ccTne and arrange in any style de-
sired consistent with les lsL IA as long as
the POmade remains in the hair This result
may be obtained by one thorough application
according to directions. Two to four aDDlica-
tions month will keep the hati IN satisfac-
tory condition, and two to four bottles. regular
size. are usually sufficient for year. Direc-
Eions with every bottle
The Washington bee., 1910-04-23

Before the of Washington Park absolutely
place of recreation aordedhe people of and
proudly point the fact that fulfilled the demands OF
the people in every respect.
You have of the best and moderny improved
in this part of the country Washington Park with its
iads electric lights mammoth scenic railway huge
se hall smaller devices is
passed point of natural beauty and modern equipment by
resort south of New York
perseverance and cash outlay have done
this and you show have your hearty sup
by calling and making charters for the coming
son. agg1M
Yours for pleasure and comfort,
Lewis Jefferson 1910 First Street S. w
q F#F2FN EFNgRsIE
The Washington bee., 1910-04-23
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