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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
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Guf Der Sa9une beg ct. 9pnifa7
titus s8unbes BON Sotpd su 9perspile
fam Die Srnse bctreffenb reic
gfarrfbulen our Sprahe iinb
es trlrpcn rpcrtbnole anresunsen nnb
8nnine nnb Soffnunsen biesbe5iigz
lid sed11bert. Ius IQentolpn. ga.
fpirb MIN beriHtet, bab bic bprtise
5er5 !Sefu : 9erncinbe lire Yfarrz
ifnIc 5u elmer freien een,adt baben.
Sa5u eortrnentirt Die .Noro>I merifd"
rie folgt:
User bns geiddmenbe feunt, bag
Dem Mbt5ablen beg GhnlaeIbes nnz
baftet fir bic &inber Der Grmer, Der
1ennt ben in gGentolpn iiiiigit nnb in
Wdnapnnf ffon lnnse gemahten
Sdlritt eine befreienbe unb cine
io5inle Sbat.
nNdh mpbernen 9egriffcn foGcn
bic gilbnngsmitteI Scbem frci gu &C.
bote iteben. ltnb tper1n Der Staot
iebent &inoe saitlid Die 5bore 5ciner
5abIreifen Gebranitalten Dffnet, 70
iiebt es nift gut aus, tpenn bic fas
tboliifen Sfulen bettel6aft aif Die
Gnfrihtung zines 2~ebrselbes beiteben.
@er5eihli6 Iiilb erfldrlih mag bieics
8orgeben immerbin in elmer ilneen
@creiroe fein, Die mod Inn Die bloBe
egiften5 5u rinsen bat; bod cine
dltere @emeinoc 1oIte auf f~eiteren
Siber iteber1, ala bnb tie oif bas 9es
riuge einfommen. bns aus Der Sfule
fliebt, rednen miiBte. -------
.8ir iteben in einem Seitalter, mo
bic Menfhbeit anfdnst, lid Der Yfliht
Der Sulibnritdt bepiBt az fperoen.
9ieie soIibaritdt ionte aber nirsenbs
itdrfer lid ausprdgen nls in Der fac
tholiihen Stride, in Der fotboIiifen
8emeinbe.
Sic Susenb eebort Der 8emeirbe;
tic lit ia Der Nnd]tpud)s berIelbeu; unb
pbne iene mrB bic 8emeinbe iterbeu
trot prdftieer &irfen iinb anberer
goiiten. 8enn Gem 10 lit, bann lit
nnh Die 9emeinoe ala ioL1e fir bic
gdn5e Siiseno mitbaftbar. Sic ion
Semen, tpelfe Die bebentenSe Eun.tion
Der nYerpetudticn" Der Bemeiube
pp~fertpinis iibernebmen. Die bnmit perz
bnnoenen 2aiten tbunlifit erleid1tern.
3rnaet einer bes dnbercn 8iirbe. beibt
es beim b(. Snulus. 1tnb Dag lit Der
@rnnbseoanfe Der d5riitliden @eielz
ifaftslebre. Sicr iteft Gin Stiid
prdftilher So3ialpplitif. Tiiiien uns
oenn INNER bic InDeren in MGem taus
ienb Shritte poraus Sein alif Dem
8ege beg Sortihrittes? Solen mir
benn INNER nndbinten llnb auf Die
geroienite Der 8ersangenbeit pofen?"
Sn oieiem Gimme duberte lid, add
Bel Der Staatsberbanbs : Gcriamms
lung bon Sotpa in 9persbiac. Der
bodtp. Yrdiioert bes 8erbnnbes, 8ep.
8. S. grune bon Ilton. @r leatc
nobe. bab pieleidt Die 8riinouns
zines eisenen S1uIionbs, burd
Sammlnns bon freien 8nben. Tahz
Idiier, ETC., cine permanente 2oiuna
Der Srase in iih idlicbe. - (H. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
Gin Geriht, Der Gnslanb an ben
HranBer itelt.

Der oifiSiDie 8cridt iibcr bic aes
beime Sieuns Der 9rosets gommiiiion
bes Heidstages am II. Nopember, in
Der Der Staatsiefretdr bes Mellbern b.
aioerlcns@ dd)ter einen Beridt abb
itattetc iiber bic ensIii6s bcuiidcu gez
3icbunsen anlGblid bes Raroftos
0iipltes 5lpildcn 9entihIauo nnb
Sranfrei9 lit IN Berlin pcrGffentlitt
tporbcn.
@roBbritaunien erbielt, ipie b.
aioerlcns8 dd)ter mittbeilte. am /.
Sirli cine %perionlid)e iotpobl oils cine
aa9cmeine erfldrrms Der limitdnoe,
ipelde Die abienbuus beS .beiltIden
arie8sidiffes DYnntbcr" mad Isas
Dir peranlabten. Iieb abcr biz gum
21, Suli nid,ts BON lid, horcn. Nn
cieiem 5ase tbeiltc Sir gbnarb 8rep
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

Spannurs. Sn gonitdn3. einem
8ablfreis. Ser felt 20 Sabren burdJ
bas Centrum pertreten lit, bat Der
8ro6blod seiiegt. 9iesmal beimite
Der 9iberalismus ben 8eipinn elm.
Niftsbeitopeniser bat iih bag gens
trim nader aebnlten; inter ben uns
eiinitigiten @erbdltniiieu 9eldng es
linn aud bier, Die StimmensnbI bon
1907 ungefGbr beiiammen an balien.
Ntan madt ii6 feinen 4esriff, anf
tueIhe Slrt nnb Weiie Der 2ibernliss
runs ben WabIfampf fiibrte. Sod
brauht ct burfaIis nidt ftoIS 5li Sein.
bnB jein Gdnbibat duf io3ialbemofros
tiSfen Griiden in ben Heid)stdg eins
5iebt. Gin S~tpeites Nal tpirb ibm
oas niht paiiieren. 9nfiir iorgen
idon Die gonitanser. Cine sIdn=
senbe NieSerlase bot Der 0rpSblod
In Gliaf nnb 2%ptbringen erlitten.
Sie Rebrbeit ipollte I friegen,
bielleiht ihon i'm eriten Wablsaug.
Soh fpie erob mar Die gnttGnidung!
Ser 2iberalismuS, Der lid bic grDbten
Soffnunsen mnhte, erraug I'M criten
9nblsang Sipei san5e @nnbate. uno
in Der Stidipabl befatn er nit Silfc
Der Hotbeu - Ell. limo Der ges
iantmte 8robbIod bradtc cs nnf nid,t
mebr als Sreiunostpan5ig Wanbate.
alfp nidt einmal 10 piel, wie has
Centrum aaein errunsen bat! Mit
Den, @robblod bat and Der sfntis
@lerifalismus in ben Heihsldnben
cine Nieberlagc crlitten. 9ie cons
~fciiioneIIe SdJnle III iest geiifert. -
Die Wablen in Gliaf nmb 9ptbringen
iino nm 10 bebcutnnssppler, ais lie
sum erften Wale mad a~Isemeinem
gleifen bireftem nnb sebeimem
Wablreft ~itaftfanben.
go
Gin 4eriht, Der GnslanS an ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28
u o nj. -. Sob. II.

n u NJ, II. gtUp. IT.
- ie bobe 8ebclitune Deg Gnrbiz
Az nnlats brinat es nit iidl, bab
gerabe Die Yuscripdblteten 81
~ bemielbcn crhuben fperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-28

Cine ansabl yrobutienbdnbler iii,
Chicago baben bic ~scian,uitc Yrcibcl.
bcercnsG rnte aufgetanft slo oann
Den Yreis bon SIS per Sn6 duf $40
crhobf, obipobl bic Grnte iebr err
sicbig ipar, 10 Der Yrcisaufid,lae nidyt
onrd, bic anappbeit an WprrGtben crlt<
ihnloist ipcrben fam. Wer vald,t
oicSmal Die CRANBERRY Sniiee 3lt
leincm 2nnfia9ungs sYuter nid)t cntf
bebrcn iuia. tpirb MN uiht lmbiu
fonncn. IN bic Saihc su arcifer nnh
Dem 1ruit ieinen Sribut az be5ablen.
Sdmit iollte bic I%nselcqenbeit nber
ntd]t erlebi9t iein. Wcnn iraenbhuc.
10 liest bier cine Consultation Silr
8~eihrdnfung beg 1anoels" Dor. nnp
5tpar cine Combination. bic Den
Surdihnitts .@iireer bebelteno mehr
intercfiirt, als Der aan3e, Stnhltrliit.
Scr rIruitz8 Butter" bes Idftid)en
aabinctts icllte i~iiberSiieli6 aeeen bic
Mitslieeer bes Vreibelbeersn I Irnlt
poraeben nnb bieie gbrenmdrnsr, bic
lid burh fiinitlife Vertheuerlit9
zines niftigen 2ebensmitsels at be-
reitern trad,tcn. binter bic idtpebi
ihen Gardiner brinsen. Gin babes
9ubcnb bicier. 8rcbpnhcrct I'M
Sudtbaus - bos. trdre bod, ctipds.
fppfiir man an, Taniiaaunssfaae
Sanfbdr iein fcnntc. .apN,
Torscns Scnrndl."
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
TO THE NEWLYWEDs.

typewriter paper ct the REGISTER Of.
Seo y y and IS cents per box Of 500
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
GUARD OFFICERS TO MEXICO.

On Saturday Captain II. r. Jensen
Of Company G and Captain G.. w.
Roskie, regimcntaI adjGtant, received
notice from the adjutant generals Of
fee that the officers , 9 the state guard
would leave this week to join the regu-
lar army now encamped on the MeXi-
can border. The war department at
Washington has invited the guard Of
ficers Of all the states to assemble
with the regular army and get the
benefit Of the army manauyers. 1t Is
expected that the officers will leave
some time this week or early next
week. 1t is also a possibility that
that entire state guard will be taken
to Texas, but this has not been def.
nitely decided upon.
The following officers of the state
guard will make the trip, leaving in a
special car from WatertoUn:
Brigadier General C. II. Englesby,
adjutant general, Watertown: Major
A. S. Frost, u. S. A., retired, Sioux
Falls; Major w. S. Bentley, medical
corps, Hot Springs; Major A. J. Fin
nerud, medical corps, WATERFOWL;
Colonel j. II. Holmes, commanding
Fourth regiment, Aberdeen; Colonel
Boyd Wales, Howard; Major w. A.
Halle, Fourth regiment, Aberdeen:
Captain G.. w. Roskie, regimental adj
j%utant, ~Brookings; Captain Fl. S.
Howard, %regimental commissary; Cap
tain ]. C. Southwick, inspector small
arms practice; Captain Otto b. Lin
stad, Company A, Pierre; Captain H.
7. Jensen, Company c, Brookings;
Captain G. o. Van Camp, Company d,
Highmore; Captain E. T. Enebee, Com
pany f, Canton; Captain L. b. Shade,
Company f, Mitchell; Captain e. l..
Morris, Company G.. Redfeld; Captain
l.. NJ. Hedrick, Company II, Deadwood;
Captain Arthur o. Olson, Company |.
Sisseton; Captain James McNannv,
Company X, Sturgis; Captain w. II.
Hickenbotham, Company L, Aberdeen.
and several officers of separate battaI.
ions in the state.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
MAY o FATAL.
when Will srookinss People Learn
the Importance of II?

Backhche is only a simple thing at
first;
But when you know It's from the
kidneys;
That serious kidney troubles fol-
low:
That diabetes, Bright's disease may
be the fatal end,
You will gladly profit by the fol
lowing experience.
lis the honest statement of a suf-
ferer who was cured.
Mrs. S. p. Carr, of Flandreau. S.
D., says: Deans Kidney pills are a
first class kidney remedy and deserve
the highest endorsement. Last year
| had a bad attack of kidney trouble,
he first symptom being a pain
through my kidneys. l became all
run down and as the result of loss
OF rest at night, grew very weak. The
contents of two boxes Of Doan's Kid
ney pills restored my kidneys to a
normal condition and / have had no
cause for complaint since. I recon-
mend Doan's Kidney pills whenever
an opportunity occurs"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n.
Y, solo agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
SUMMONS.

State OF South Dakota, SIS.
County of Bookings.
IN CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD d
CIRCUIT.
Anna Mathews, Plaintiff, VS.. William e.
Mathews, Defendant.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT,
GREETING:
You are hereby and required
TO answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff In
the above entitled action, a copy of which
is hereto annexed and herewith served upon
you. and the original of which was this date
filed In the office of the Clerk of said Court,
at Brookings. South Dakota, and to serve a
copy of your Answer thereto upon the sub
scribers at their Office in the City Of Brook
ings, Bookings County, South Dakota, with
In thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you. exclusive OF the day
of such service. and you are hereby notified
that IL you fail to answer said Complaint
within said time. the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In her
Complaint herein.
Dated at Bookings. South Dakota, this
18th day of February. 1911.
Hall. Roddle q Purdv,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Brookings. South Dakota.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

state of South Dakota,
County of Bookings. SIS.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of James
Nolan, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greeting
to Catherine Nolan, Anna Nolan, T.. c.. Nolan,
Laura Flavin, Burdette Shines, j. w. Nolan,
Leo NJ. Nolan and Francis a. Nolan, heirs
at law and next of kin of James Nolan,
deceased, and to all whom these presents
may come.
Notice is hereby given that Catherine
Nolan has filed with the Judge of this
Court, a petition praying for Letters of
Administrator of the estate of James Nolan,
deceased, and that Monday, the 3rd day
of April, 1911. at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
day, being a day of a regular term OF this
Court, towit: of the March term, 1911, at
the office of the County Judge in the Court
House in the city of Brookings, county of
Brookings, has been set for hearing said
petition, when and where any person in
terested may appear and show cause why
the said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Bookings, South Dakota, this
18th day of March, A. ID. 1911.
(Seal of GEO. Z. HALL.
County Court.l Judge of the County Court.
Attest:
Norman A. Hanson. Clerk.
Albert Matson, Attorney for Petitioner,
Brookings, South Dakota.
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TELEPHONE.
Expense.
Receipts.
GENERAL

Tolls and commissions IS, 1892
Incorporation and electric ......... 36.O
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The Madison Outlook ropcu ds the

The Madison Outlook propcu ds the
following query: III South Dakota
gained asa per cent & population Il
the last ten years without a publicity
department, how mu,h would she
gain in the next ten with such a de-
partment?" The Outlook might also
have inquired as to who 10 responsible
for this gain.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
Receipts.
WATER.
Expense.
Receipts.
s5,134.26

= . e =. . . @I,OS f.0
water Tor sprlnkling .............. 1853
Transferred from Incorporation :. $500. 90
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Receipt eooks-Bound with stub
Bookings date line. Books OF Is, so
and 100 receipts. Call at REGISTER
Saco.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16

Twp. Clerk Lake Hendricks Twp
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

10 the Honorable Mayor and City Council.
l herewith submit my semi-annual report
Tor the period ending February 2Sth. 1911
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-03-16
Statement of the Condition Of
THE BANK OF BROOKINGS
of BrOOkings, s. ID.

At the close Of business on March 7th.
1911. Date of call by examiner March 9th,
I911. Date of report by bank, March 18th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29
HAMMOND IS OFF
FOR CORONATION
Special Ambassador From United
States Will Not Appear in
Gorgeous Costume.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Il w York lInY 22-Inhn L4avs Il a

Especial to The Times Dispatch
New York, May 2S.-John Hays Ham
mond. special ambassador from the
United States for the coronation OF
King George ", sailed on the Cedric
for London yesterday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Hammond, his sister,
Miss NJ. E. Hammond. and his children.
John Hays, Harris. Natalie and Rich
ard P. Hammond.
MY family will stay with me dur
ing the coronation" NJ Hammond
said, land we shall return snring the
FIRST week in July"
The special ambassador has'%s,o In
tention OF DOMINIC gorgeous costume
at the ceremonies, and his wife and
daughter hold the same viaw. They
have not taken with them any more
apparel than they would on an ordi-
nary trip to Europe.
Mrs, Hammond when asked IL she
was taking her wonderful collection
OF jewels, replied pointing proudly to
T may say like cornelia. these are
my Jewels" v
Mr. Hammond was asked to confirm
the report that he had been offered the
Enthusiastically at Berlin to succeed
Mr.. Hill, and he answered.:
THE post has not been offered to
me. I could not accept 1t. My chill
dren are going to school in America,
and think can do n grent deal more
for America by pending my children
to- school to learn to- be Americans.
Besides, am in business here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29
MEETlNG OF ORANGE MAsoNs.
Masters Degree In Conferred on Two
p tjs Candidates.
ESnccial.to The II

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.J
Orange, Va. May 1.-THE greateN
meeting in the history of Free
masonry in Orange took place Friday
night, following the laying of the
cornerstone OF the new Orange High
School building in the afternoon.
Worshipfui Grand Master w. B. Me-
Chcsncy. Of Stanton. was present.
and compll mented the lodge on the
high class of work that was zone.
Grand Senior Warden Philip Baumun.
of fredericksburg. presided, and con-
ferred the Master Mason's degree on
two candidates after tho meeting
The High School girls served refresh
merts and rendered several musical
selections. with Reginald Walker as
the accompanied
Mr. McClude charged the lodge with
his solos. One of the most pleasing
and Impressive features of the coca
sion was the presentation of a knights
Ter,plar chapeau. cap and sword 10
District Deputy Grand Master w j..
phillips by Orange ROYAL Arch Chap
ter. NO. "a. Mr.. Phillips was potent
factor in the life of the fraternity in
Orange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29
.BOYSHOT TODEATH.
POSING AS A DUCK
Killed With Gun Companions
Thought Unloaded-Foun
It in Sand.

New York. May zs--In playful
demonstration of how to shoot birds
on the wing. Philip Couch. IL years
old. yesterday evening accidentally
Killed with shotgun. the police say.
John osoEky, one Of his schoolmates.
who lived in Green Ridge. Staten ISL
aho. Inc fatal shooting occurred on
the beach OF Green Ridge, where the
George. twelve years old, witnessed the
tragedy. Both youngsters were sent 10
the Children's Society in New Brighton.
truth of the brothers story. the police
assert u i
The Couch boys and your ososky
together constantly and were fond of
Playing pranks on one another. Yes
terday the three boys went to the
Peach to go swimming: Having ex-
the beach. suddenly oaosky IL FOUND a
single single -barreiied shotgun in the sand
eapon to his shoulder In proper hunt
Ing fashion and oxclaimed:
Watch me bring down that wild
That's no way to shoot at a bird on
the wing" Philip Couch broke in.
snatching the shotgun. "I'll show you
how II ought to be done
Wait d second" the elder Couch boy
ed" NIia ifi'- ll 17.l i-7 -''.i
All three boys gathered around the
the result they were convinced 1t was
empty of cartridges. Then Philip took
II. and dropped down with ono knee
on the sand. Carefully taking aim at
Ososky. he remarked: +
Don't forget you're the bird this
So Ososky began to flap his arms up
noises which made George Couch hold
his sides from laughing. An instant
afterward there was loud report, a
dropped in tho eand dead. His face
and the left side of HIS head were torn
Oft b. the heavy discharge OF shot.
Persons walking along the beach heard
the sound OF the gunshot and hurried
TO the boys. The Couch brothers, pale
and weeping. then were arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street.

Phone Madison ITO.
Chesterfield Chapter. United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy. Will unite with
Richmond Chapter Friday Rtsht. when
crosses of honor will be presented to
those from the Southside who will be
honored Will be j. c.. Abbott. Weisi-
gers Corps; J. a.. Bennett. Company
C. Picketts Division; r. r, Gillian
ond Regiment; J. a. Haskins. Chester
field, Company G. Forty fourth Bat
talon: w. B. Jones. Washington ar
t!lerX GSmRnnyc ~ p: J. 4 LP pnfae
Chesterfield. Smiths Battalion. Com
pany e; Major w. D. shelton. Com
pany c.. Fourteenth Regiment; Sam
{. n. Williams. Boydton. company a.
Fourteenth Regiment; a. p. Farley.
Amelia. Company I, Forty ninth Regi-
ment; W. J. Harding {duplicate). Com
Gruder. Company F. Twenty nth Reg
iment; J. NJ. Richardson, Company e.
twentieth Regiment.
Higgins Revival in Tent.
Revival services in big tent at
Filth Street. between Hull and Deca-
tur Streets. were begun last night by
Rev. G. T.. Forester. assisted by J. w:
Dixor. Tho innovation of devotional
occasion was the singing. under tho
direction OF l. ]. MJa7hcll.
Meetings %I;Ya 5o-S 0en y ~,
meet tonight at o'clock. e
Progressive Council, Daughters of
Liberty, will meet tonight Mt s O'clock
In Cersleys Hall. Swansboro.
Lay Cornerstone Saturday.
with appropriate exercises. the cor
ner-stone OF the Stockton Street Bap-
tist Church Will be laid Saturday evon-
Ing at o'clock. Former Governor A.
J. Montague will be the orator OF tho
oceas sion, while the big block will be
put in place with Masonic rites per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29
------- = - = ~ =
TEA AT BLASDFIELD.
delightful Event In Honor of Mrs.
t A. j. Montague
Snecial to The Times Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Essex, Va, May oS-A few even
inrs ago n delightful tea was given
at Biandneid, the Colonial home of
Robert Beverley. OF Essex, in honor
OF Mrs. a j. Montague. The maEni-
fcent old mansion was profusely
decorated with hundreds of varieties
of beautiful roses. Those present We're
Sir. and Mrs. Robert Beverley. B. j.
Saunders, Mrs. a. ]. Montague, Mrs
Saunders. Miss Mildred Ellis. Miss
Pitts Misses Roberta and Rebecca
Beverley, of Kendaie; Miss Louise
Bleight, of fredericksburg: cambridge
and Miss Judith Sale. Colonel and Mrs.
John H. Washington. OF Atlanta and
r Bland Beverley. Tea was daintily
served by Miss Fannie Scott Beverley.
assisted by Misses Sale and Blefght.
Mrs. Montague spent some time look
ing over the old family records. trac
ing her connection through some of
the far back generations to the Bland
field Beverleys, who have owned this
estate since 100. &EH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29

were rated on the average of a little
more than 10 per cent. and hereafter
the salary Will be paid twelve months
in the year. The minimum salary in
the new scale vii BIO SAT per month. or
si40 per year. The board also made
plans to put the High School Depart
ment In thea class or high schools
inst as soon as II can be done Tho
schools have had n very successful
year. and the total enrolment in the
city has been between 100 and 1900
The commencement exercises will BIO
held on next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Rev. Plato r. Dur
ham will deliver the address on Tues
day night; Bishop Robert Strange will
night, and the graduating exercises
Will be held on Thursday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-29
1spoRsEs woopnow WILSON.

North Carolina Democratic Chairman
prcdicts His Nomination md Election.
4. Raleigh. n. c., May 2s.-A. H. Eller
of Winston Salem the chairman Of the
Democratic State Executive Committee
Of North Carolina. in an interview here
came out strongly for Wood
row Wilson the Democratic nominee
for President
Chairman Eller declares that the
pendulum Is swinging away from the
special interests craftsmanship of Mark
ri ennay-Aldrich kind. and is turning to
Wilson as the representative.,:ype of
progressive and real democracy. He
predicts Wilson'S nomination and cleo
on
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Revival Continued.


The revival service which has been
IN progreas the past week at Cowarlin
Avenue Christian Church Will be con-
tinued until Wednesday night, owing
to the unusual success of the meeting
Rev. p. II. Melton Is doing the preach
Ing, and so interes ting are his sermons
that the audiences are Increasing at
each service. Many accyssions la 70
already been made to tho church. All
&c Invited to hear this eloquent and
forceful speaker.
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Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatr h.1
Monterey. Va. May 2S.-The distress
ing drought in Highland was Broken
by a tremendous doWnpour OF rain. ex-
tending over the entire county The
spell, was onh OF unusual severity FOR
this mountainous section. the electri-
cal feature being almost unprecedented
There Is great rejoicing in this land
OF blue grass 49,
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ISptCluI &c TIES IIImeS-DISpatCh1
LYnchburg, Va, May 2S.-For tbA
first time, Lynchhurg will observe May
80 as Memorial Day. that event here
tofore coming hero on June lB. The
anniversary of the battle Of Lynchburg
The ora tor of the occasion this year
Will be Judge r. T. W. Duke, OF Char
5fottesyilles s-s 'Ti'7Tii.
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Special 70 The TImes-Dfspntch.1
II Orange, Va. May 2s.-In the Demo
cratic pr, mary held in this county yes
terday, the following were nominated
as candidates:
Deicgate-T K Rowe: Treasurer. o.
b. Watson: Sheriff. W. c. Bond; Com
monwealth's Attorney. a. T. Brownin
County Clerk. c. w. Voolfolk. Super
visors-W. F. Sanford, W. G. Buckner.
r. s.. Ellis, F.. j. WoodYille.