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on Friday night a deiiehtfm entertain
ment and party was rendered Master
Robt. LcCler by his brother Samuel Le-
Cier. az the residence Of Nr. r. Z. LeCler,
no 2si0 - street
Among those present We're Misses Mag
gie and Florence LcCler. Matte and Mary
Pond Pearl Sadler. Lora and Berdie sad
Ter. Lillian LeCler Mrs. Sadler and Mrs.
Il. -. LeCler. Messrs r. +. LeCler' sam
ucl LeCler Josie Bethel, and Eugene
HcCklpr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
ARE MAKING THEIR MARK.
Several Well.KnOUn Members Of The House
Of Delegates.
BRIEF SKETCHES OF THEIR CAREERS.
). y. Booker, of Sansemond' tharies :
Bland, of Portsmouth DIR. Charles
Smith, of Northampton, and DR.,
s. =. Sarham, of Sufry.

There are IN the House Of Delegates
during the present session tWo members
OF the newspaper fraternity, Messrs. D.
J.. Booker, Of Nalssnond, and charles
T. ! land, OF Portsmouth. Mr.. Booker
who Is serving his second term, - the
oditor and proprietor OF the Suffolk Her
aid the leading local Democratic paper
of the Thlrty-sccond Senatorial district
Mr. Booker was born IN Prince Edward
county. but in early youth his father
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Mr. 7 J. goc) White will deliver his
farewell message al Union Gospel mis-
sion. corner Eighth and Main streets this
afternoon at o'clock. Mr. White was
converted IN this mission n little over
two years ago and since that time has
been a very active worker In the cause OF
Christ.
AT Broad-Street mission to-day there
will be a u o'clock moon prayer meeting
and the usual Sunday night mission SER
vices.
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ment of Russia and Great Britain nave
been informed that the American con-
uuonts henceforth are not TO be cohsia-
cred subjects for future colonization 10y
any European powers.
IN the second paragraph ne says Una.
r,. Trnad states would consider any
attcmpt ON the part of the European
MOWERS To extend their system TO any
portion of this hemisphere as dangerous
90 our peace and safety. lie goes iur-
thor and says that If the governments
established n North and South America
who hav. declared their independence
of European control should Doe inteiIeie'
with by any European power lnis Iilvi
fer.nce yyould Doe REGARDED az the mani-
fostation of unirienlly disposition TO tho
United states.
The peace and prosperity OF America
have been greatly promoted by ms oecla-
ration. almost universally asseh'eu TO-
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antly. "a maratimc rival that VIII sooner
or later humble her pride.

antlv "a maratlmc rival that VIII sooner
or later humble her pride.
SECOND TINE GOVERNOR
II Is evident that the history of the
United states has been largely inhuenced
bv THIS transaction. which Virtually eA-
,c,dcd the national domain from the
month Of the Mississippi river TO the
mouth Of the Columbia. Monroe went
from Paris to London where ne was &C
credited TO the Court OF hing James ia
1907 he returned home. Wheie ne was ioi
tho third time elected to the AsstihDiy,
ana in 1911 was chosen for the second
,i,no c,o,,ornor Of virginia. lie remained
I'm this office but a snort une' ioi ne
VAS soon called by Madison 10 the oihce
Of Secretary Of state. which portfolio
he held from 1871 20 1871 From Nlf 10
1Sfs he acted as Secretary OF War
I, fye having held almost every I'M
,ortart office 20 which politician could
aepirc AT the age Of hity-mne years
almost exactly the axe at Whlch Je"eI-
son and Madison attained tne same posi-
ton Mr. Monroe was eiecteH Ireslueht
Of the United States, RECEIVING 100 woes
in the electoral college against Of lot
Hufue King the candidate OF the Gu
.rsiisfe no continued IN Office until
1la- lie second election was almost
,,r.rir,ole but one electoral vote being
given against him.
The principal subjects that engased
tho attention OF Mr. Monroe while Pres
ident were the dcfenccs Of the Atlantic
soaboard tho formation of internal i'm
nrovcmonts. the conduct Of the Seminole
war tine acquisition Of Florida. the MIS-
souri, compromise. and me RESISTANCE 20
,,~efon Interference in American affairs
f,-roYiafod in a declaration that is call
al the Monroe Doctrine.
TIE MONROE pOCTRINE.'
In snifo of the many important move
nrnis with which MT Monroe was con-
rocted. there is no measure with which
rf. name is connected so important as
ti. ert,roiafion of the Monroe Doctrine
Thc words o. this famous uttcrance con-
stituto two paragraphs IN his message
off December 3 1893. Ia The first OF these
paragraphs he declares that the govern
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Upon a bold omiucnoc in beautiful hoi-
iywood Cemetery. overlooking the rest-
less river the mmmur OF whose tdroid
waters bushes 20 more profound sium-
Der hls ogerias; Eng rcposc. Die the mortal
remains Of o. man whose name to-day .s
upon the Ups o. every inhahitaut OF two
homisphcrcs-Iamcs Monroe. NTH Pres
idont of the United States.
TIE TOMB
Ills tomb is simple but imposing. the
remains g.rt about with heavy slabs III
granite. and thc whole enclosed by ifon-
work of graceful architecture. Upon one
side Of Che sarcophaeus is fastened
copper plate which bears the words;
JAMES MONROE
"Born In Westmorciand County 2sih
April. ls5N Died bon the city o.
Kew York 3th July. 1884,
''Ry order of The General Assembly, his
ROMANS were removed 20 this cemetery
sth July. fNs. as an evidence OF the ai-
lection OF Virginia for her good ana
honorod eon.'
II seemed hitting 10 the ls~ makers Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
TheLaStHOrn
Has Blown!
Our Stock must be reduced by
thousands of dollars before
we take inventory. Now is a
golden chance to buy a Coat
or Cape at half price.

When we say half price it is exactly what we
mean Rather than carry any garment to another
season. we are willing to sacrifice them now we made
orr profit early in the We have sold over egh
teen hundred garments up this time and achieved three
4ironade fair profit for ourselves, undersod all
pettors and pleased many customers The garments
to be sold at half price all this seasons goods IN all
qualities We also mention from last season:
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COTTON STATES INTERNATIONAL En-
POSITION. ATLANTA. GA.
special Rates" atlanta Special via
the Seaboard Air Line.

only line running solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman Buftet
Sleepers and Nestibulel Day-COaches.
No extra fare on Vesubuled trains. On
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week
fare from Richmond 10 Atlanta and re-
turn, only sl2.4O. good for ten days from
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
Leave Richmond 900 \. NJ. and l2.s5
A. NJ. arriving Atlanta next day at on
A. NJ and 400 =. NJ
Remember commencing October LIST, the
Atlanta sleeper will be open at Union de-
not al 900 T. NJ This Sleeper is placed
I'M service especially for the benefit OF the
Richmond travelling public.
Eor other rates and information apply
20 X. NJ. BOIkIN,
Passenger Agent,
S36 east Main street.
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Halliday Excursion Rates to Washington,
D.C..via Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
ONLY $50 FOR ROUND TRIP FROM
RICI MOND.
Tickets on sale December 18th TO Janu-
arv lst. inclusive, final limit January =,
lSge G. a. TAYLOR.
Iraulc Manager.
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53-4 lbs. best GRADUATED Sugar, for 25c.
Best Port Wine, 81 per gallon.
10 lbs New Buckwheat for PC.
New Raisins &c "a pound or 6 lbs. for 2oc
Good Cooking Butter, loc. III.
New Currants &c. a pound.
New Citron l2 Lee. pound.
New Figs, lbs. for 23c.
New Mixed Nuts, 3 lbs. for 25c.
New London LAYER Raisins lbs. for 25c
New seedless Rasins, sc a pound.
New Layer Figs. &C., 3 lbs for "5c.
Best Seedless Raisins SC. pound.
Good Cream Cheese, Toe. Id.
New Irish Potatoes, 1jc peck.
. lbs Fresh Table Butter for 25c.
New canned Tomatoes, DC.
New Canned Corn, DC.
New Preserves, all kinds, &c. 10.
I large cans Tomatoes for 2oc.
lockwood Cocoa, Sc can.
New EvapOrated Apples. DC ID.
Oyster rackers and Cracker Dust &c 10.
4 boxes Chalmers Geletine for 3Oc.
Wine for Jelly. SOC gallon.
Sour Pickles, 20c per gallon.
Best Leaf ard, lbs. for 2oc.
West Of England Sauce, lOc bottle.
Best Oats, 30c Der bushel.
Oil Sardines. 4c. per box or Tor zoe.
g Large Bars Soap for 25c.
Fresh Mixed Cakes. &c per ID.
Large Cans Table Peaches, l0c.
Vermont Maple Syrup, 2Oc. quart.
Imported Claret Wine. 25c bottle.
Best New Crop New Orleans Molass es
ACC per gallon.
Home Made Mince Meat. &c 10.
Mountain Roll Butter, loo. 10.
Pure Lard, &c per ID.
Best Ginger Snaps, &c. per 10.
4 lbs. Mix Lunch Crackers, 2oc
Good Soda Crackers, &c.
Brass 3.Hoop Cedar Bucket, lsc.
Salt Pork, &c. ID.
Mixed Spices, 2oc ID. 49,,
lib Cakes White Imported CASTLE
Soap. &c. pound.
Rhine Wine, imported. 35c. per bottle.
Pulyerized Sugar, &c. 10.
Large Bottle Essence Lemon and va
nilla, DC. ..
New Strained Honey, lOc., or 3 lbs. To-
2jc.
Nj, OrIars promntIv and Carefu
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Holiday Excursion Rates r.. +. and PR. II

From December 18th 20 25th, inclusive.
and December 29th TO January lst. I'M
elusive the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad will sell round-trip
tickets between all stations on IT'S lines
and to Alexandria and Washington al
reduced rates. limit. January q. 1896.
Richmond to Alexandria and return,
$500 Richmond 10 Washington and re-
c. A. TAYLOR.
Trahic Manager.
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desire 10 learn that impelled him to study
and study hard, embracing the only time
I'D h,s command CD improve his mind |nd
condition. which came after tho days
work had been finished. and the lone light
Of his midnight lamp has often been his
only companion.
Mr. Bland U.s. now member OF the col
torial staff OF the Norfolk Nirginian, and
that he enjoys Tic confidence Of the peo-
plc of Dis city is best attested 10y the
almost unanimous vote which was tender
cd him in the face OF opposition at the
recent State election. lie holds seventh
place ON the Committee of Banks, Cur
rency. and Commerce, third on the Com
mittee ON Manufactures and Mechanic
Arts: ninth on the Committee on the
Chesapeake and ita Tributaries, and Sec
on on the Committee on Printing.
d. ling the debates of the House, MT.
BIZ a has developed quite an cfatOrlcal
talent and when the bin was under dis
cussion which provided for an extension
OF time for the Empire Transportation
Company. Mr Bland led the opposition.
That company seeks TO establish COM
netting ferry line between Norfolk and
Portsmouth. and 80 was largely due 10
the efforts OF Mr. Bland that an amend
ruent was tackled 10 the bill providing
that the new ferry should ply between
an the points which are covered by the
old COMPANY and oven then the bill was
passed by a vote of 81 10 81.
DIX CHARLES SMITH
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Christmas Holiday Excursion Rate.

The Southern railway Will sell tickets
within a radius OF tmce hundred miles
al four cents per mile one way tor the
round-trip Tickets on sale December
D2d to 18th. inclusive, and December nth
10 January Ist, inclusive, final limit Jauu-
c. ". CECIL. y. =. A..
$50 Main street.
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always be 10 the point and would be
ven needed by his associates.
DURING the present session. Dr. baIh"
is chairman of the Committee on schools
ana COLLEGES, and holds second place ~
the Committee on Library.
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Plain silk Net Yelling, Zoe yard.
Splendid Mattings at loo yard
Mems White Cnlaundered Shirts, nc.
each.
4j-inch silk Null. all colors. 45c. ysrd.
46-inch silk Chiffon. all c'lors. 400 yard.
5O-inch SILK Chiffon, all colors. Loc. ytfd.
Flannelette for Wrappers, l-3c. yard.
Ladies' silk Handkerchiefs. &c. each.
Boys Percale shirt Waists, all sizes,
Zoe. each. -.
Ladies' Wrappers, that were from 81
10 50, soc. each
Simpson Gray and Black and White
Figured Calicoes, &c. yard.
2jc. bottles Finest Triple Extract, loc.
each.
Ladies' 25c Ribbed Drawers, ioc. pair.
81 quality 46-inch Black Serge. DOC.
yarl.
is-'rch Down Cushions. filled with best
Down. 5Gc. each,
TJc. quality Wide-Wale Serge. In black
ard navy blue. soc. yard
Seamless Mattings at 15c. yard-the Zoo
kind
25o Remnants OF Dress Goods in half
W oil
Al Woo. from to IL yards. Great
bar aims
Splendid Writing Paper, i5c: pound:
10 Button length Evening Gloves, FLED
IL and 20 luton length Evening Gloves.
81 rs.
Narrow Gold Belts. 81 to $50.
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class Of 1853, at Virginia Military Insti-
int lie began the practice Of medicine
IN lS.s. in his native county and continued
until May, 1851, when he entered the
Confederate Army. serving until the
close of the war lie then resumed his
nractice and has followed that vocation
ever since. Two years ago no was elect
ed TO succeed Mr.. s. S wilkins. as
representative Of his county In the House
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Change of Schedule Southern Railway.

on account Of closing Atlanta EXPOSE
ton special trains Nos. 81 and - nave
been discontinued.
c. ". CECIL. n. +. A.
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THE TOMB OF JAMES MONROE
1 Han Whose kamS is Low Upon Every
Lip IN Two HlmiSpltTtS.
SYNOPSIS OF HIS BRILLIANT CAREER.

His Gallant Military Services 20 His
Country. and His long and Useful Life
Among Her Law-Nakcrs-Thc Fam
ous monroe Doctrine" the Most
Important Declaration that
Ever Lmanntcd From
Ills Pen.
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Charles r. Bland, Of Portsmouth, was
born i'm that city in 1851 AMI is direct
desccndent Cf the family which has taken
such an important part in the history OF
Virginia He never had an opportunity
Of obtaining a collegiate education, but
posseeslng an honorable ambition, and a
constitution filled with energy DE bat
tied bravcly against the many obstacles
that presented themselves in his path
and his position to-day is the best evil
donce that can be presented that De has
succeeded admirably. He was educated
partly i'm The public schools Of Ports
mouth. but his greatest advance has been
n lde since he has been surrounded by a
family of his own, as it was his great
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moved 10 Charlotte county. whore he lived
Until January. 1875 At that time he
made his home in Sunok and became
Interested in ncwTapcr work. wherein
De has been constantly engaged.
Willie living IN Chariot, county. and
after course in the hest local schools
Mr Booker engaged in mercantile pur-
suits and was for SIS years Commission
er Of Revenue. IL was HIS misfortune
10 De born TOO late 60 have an actual
part I'm the var between the States, but
his every instinct is intensely Southern
and Thoroughly Democratic. I'm the dis
tribution of places on the various stand
Ing committees. Mr. Booker has been
wen taken care Of 10y Speaker Ryan. He
T. chairman of the Committee ON Library,
holds second place on the Committee on
Schools and Colleges, fourth on the Com
Inittee on Finance, and second on the
Committee ON Retrenchmeut and Econ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
YOU CAN BUY
your supply OF Groceries OF us % per
cent. cheaper than from any house
i'm The frade-WB GUARANTEE all
OF our good strictly fresh and OF the
best quaIify-RBAD OUR PRICES
and BE, CONVINCED

Sweet Oranges, 2Oc dozen.
Best Cooking Sherry Wine. soc gallon
2 lbs Table Butter for 2Jc.
Jap brand Roasted Coffee. Java and La
guayra, in pound papers, best you
ever drank. Try il once and you will
use no other-2Cc lb.
4 lbs. French Candy for 2jc.
Christmas Mixture Candy, &c pound.
Chocolate Drops, IL l-2c.
Fine Gunpowder Tea, 40c FER Id. This
is regular Coo Tea.
Imported Macaroni. &c per ID.
Caramels. 12 l-2c pound.
All-Cream Candy. Sc pound.
Large California Prunes, 3 lbs. for 25c.
New Goldfish, 4c. ID.
Salt Salmon, Sc. ID.
Sweet Cider, zoe gallon.
Pound box Best Baking Powder, 10c.
Best City Meal, 45c. per bushel.
Old Rye Whisky. years old. " gal
Sweet Catawba Wine. Coo per gal.
Good Rye Whisky, 81. 25 per gal.
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, 1910
per Dbl, or 21c per sack
Silver King, Minnesota, Patent Family,
the best sold, $500. per barrel. or 200
per sack.
XXX Fancy Family Flour, 1925 bar.
rel. or 23c. sack.
T, Best North Caroline Cut Herr.ngs; 70
or $3.50 per one half Dbl.
3 Cakes ButtermiIk Toilet Soap for &c.
New Sour Krout. &c. at.
Boneless Hams. lie per III.
Lake Fish. i5c. dozen.
A ID Jar Preserves. csc.
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, &c per Ih'
/ Lemons, l2c. dozen.
| Cocoanuts, DC.
! Best Switzer Cheese, 20c ID.
Pure Sugar Syrup, l5c gallon.
New Dates, &c per Id.
Can Salmon, l0c.
Home Made Stick Candy. &c per ID.
Malaga Grapes. IA lbs for csc.
Early June Peas, SC can.
New Dried Apples, &c. Id.
Uome-Made Mipce- Meat. &c. ID.
Sweet Mixed Pickles, lie. ct.
Chocolate Drops and Caramels. Zic. 10
Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco, Sc
per ping.
Canned Lobsters, 1sc per can.
II FILLED, Remittance Mast Accompany
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Miss Helen Well, of Baltimore. Is thu
guest Of the Misses Strause. No. u west
Marshall street.
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speciaI Low Rates To Atlanta Exposition
via Atlantic foast Line.

In addition 70 Tuesdays and Thursdays.
the Atlantic Coast Line Viii sell round
frip tickets 10 Atlanta on Saturdays,
December eth. 1ith. DIST. and 18th, at
ST. 40, good for ten days from date Of
For further information apply 20
c. 8 CAMPBELL. D. r. A..
Room No. o. Union Depot.
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Holiday Ticket. via Norfolk and Western


Holiday Ticket. via Norfolk aud Western
RAILROAD.
The Norfolk ard Western railroad Will
sell round-trip tickets 10 an local sta
lions on December 18th 10 January LIST,
inclusive. at greatly reduced rates, and
special rates from
Richmond 70 Norfolk az $50
Richmond 10 Lynchburg az $500
limited 20 January a. lsJ6.
For Timetables and fun information
applv al companys office. ~ east Main
street. Il. ". COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
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DIR. S. B. BARHA.L

DR.. s. B. Barham, who represents Surry
county in the lower branch Of the General
Assembly. IS between fifty-five and sixty
years old and was born In the same
coauntv. where ne lived all his life. lie
orofuet ted at the Medical College Of Viz
ciria in the sixties. and has practiced MS
profession nearly all Of the time since.
lie was the Conservative candidate for
the Senatorsh'9 I'm the Twenty-ninth dis-
trict. but was defeated ly he l'eadJust-
crs lie reDres snted his county IN the
Tfouec Of Delegates during the session or
1925 %. serving on TIE Con mittees OF
counties. cities and Towns, ana oil
Schools and Colleges. Though not given
very much TO speaking in public. he has
proven himself 10 be- an Industrious an"
cr o., getic worker in the cOmmitte - who
as always the welfare Ct the community
at large at heart. While he did not
rise 10 his feet very often durins the
session OF he House, his remarks would
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Of Delegates and he took a prominent
part I'm the deliberations OF that body
especially in reference 10 the oyster IN
dustrv and his counsel mad advice In
that direction appeared to be OF great
value.
He then served on the Committee on
the Chesapeake and its Tributaries ana
did Il so well that Speaker Ryan reap
pointed him on that committee at the
beginning Of the present session. where ne
now holds second place. DR.. Smith Is
also seventh on the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections and Is chairman OF
the COMMITTEES on Public Property.
Dr. Smith is the father Of the law which
reduced the rent Of oyster grounds for
planting purposes on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia and Northampton county.
from fifty TO twenty-five cents per acre.
He supported the measure in an able man
ner before the respective committees OF
the two Houses, and was largely instru-
Il entail I'm its passage.
While the appropriation bill was unHer
discussion in the House. at that session,
DR.. Smith offered an amendment winch
intended TO increase the appropriation fos
the purchasing and eguipping Of an ad-
ditional steam vessel Cor the oyster ilect
for roliceing purposes from $1,000 to 'lo,-
700 The amend nent rails Il some htue
debate. but It was finally agreed TO by
both Houses by overwhelming maJorl'ics'
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the old Dominion that a son of Virginia
whose lifo-wOrk had been "a glorious one
should rest at last in his native sou DID
the bosom of a city OF the dead when
for beauty has few peers.
LIFE or MONROE
James Monroe was born ia the county
of Westmore'and ON the l>th day ol
Anrn. ll,N. and was "a descendant of
Scottish family which came to Virginia
SIN 1850 The hoyhood of the future lica-
ident was passed in his native county,
uoiehborhood famous Tor early mapiles-
tations of patriotic feryor He began nus
education at the famous Old college OF
William and Mary. hut his collegiate ca-
Teor was soon INTERRUPTED py the feFolu-
fionafy war he Joined the army in
1l,6 at the hcadqua of Washington
300 New York as q lieutenant in the inId
Virginia Regiment, und sr Col Hugh. Tie
served With distinction in the battles obi
Braudywlue. Germantown. ana Mon
mouth. and finally attained 90 the RANK
OF Northumberland
Mr. Monr0c's civil lfo begun 10y his
election Boo 1852 20 "a seat in the AS cmusy
of Virginia, and his appointment, as
member of the Executive Council. tie
was next delegate TO thc Fourth fliih
and sixth Congresses OF the Conicdefa-
lion. where. Notwithstanding his YOUTH
Io Was active and influential lio i5
said 10 have been "the most conspicu-
GUS representative of Virginia on ihe
floor of Congrc.s llc sought the lr.nd-
ship Of nearly every leading statesman
of his Conn onWc4ilh. and every one
secmod glad Go can him friend.
N''oi "l"S u" ''' li',''.i -. ..,,.'..t
Monroe '0"ri iei.'i 49,, ..,...,
III i'N.' "' 'n' '''' W " ''- ,,,. Nm. ma
Ite ,''" 10 ..,..,,.o Ian,
IIe"'ii o.. "..' ,.,-. BAD. Was
IL was Hg, io''e' '.,,. fi,. ,e MAS
"6"'" 0"'',r ... ,..,it,- and
'"'.', " f. ...~. ,o.rnner cf
500" ,.'...........-. D.. ,,r.il,, fl.a
'", " -'..'' .t .-..''.,,,.'.l co,sfifnfion
I'm. c+..... ,.fl.b seernnied at
-. '" -. tffs convention
No. 10 49,, corrfifution were
& t...'. ,r.r..,, Iohn Marshall
49,, ,,-.....'I t,..,1o,,r patrick lIenrv
~ ~, olf.f ,.n,nanf and James
So. ,...,.s 1,. Dill. t'fe in company with
,,..,,. (.-.,..... ana e,or,a Mason.
49,. grDu,- .ons4nfeI 10 the
~,.ti,,,tfnn nro1ided
i"'.''. '''.' W. $3.50, 80, ..t,nt,1
''i'"'" "''
SENT TO TIE SENATE.
t--f,- t1. r,,v Constitution the first
49, 81 1-irol,,., for Senators ZEN upon
y,.,o,s tlerr,. C.eo and Wuiam Gray
~ ,rbe ls-,sr dtr1 soon afterwards
o,d Monroe was selected by the Loeis-
,s,,.,e fo I'M Tho vacant place. He took
SIC scat I'm fho Senate on December 8,
,-o4 and hold tho office until Nav 1928,
-. to ,..e sent .e envoy 10 France.
y, 7-ac ne Was elected Governor ot Viz
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DIR. cnARLEs SMITH.

DR.. Charles Smith is a native Of North
ampton county. and graduated in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-29
COSY CORN Err.

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-06-27

A man who lives to the limit OF
three score years and ten, if in fair
health and of an average appetite,
will have eaten in shat time about
1900 pounds of meat, about TO-
600 pounds Of bread, and vegetables,
about $4,000 eggs and 5000 pounds
Of fish, chickens and game. He
will also have consumed about H.
600 gallons Of various fluids, or a
lake covering four blocks in extent
and two feet deep. In other words,
he will have eaten IA tons of solid,
and drunk 800 barrels of liquid
refreshments.