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Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
ROLL OF HONOR.
"Eecprab=Y often" til
6iemlanoene.

Sortegnelie pier Gbpnnentsr til Nor.
&c os 3anmarf, fortiat fra SO. 33 A.
DIE . @oen. Gebre S%tjsroalsn, Rprore
5brurobiens Nmt, peo 8eoer 8 Wfoen,
Wentfuprtb, 9 3.
2ars g%briIeniens Gnte, Gpnbrup pr. Si.
borg, 9aumarf, peb 6 6 RieIien, 80 4tb
ct, San 5raeiSco, Gal.
Wrs. Spbanne gritsmpen, Sagaaier, Vas
mes, SplBr, peo Nuguit @rifSmoen, 735
". Stb Ct, gtnnitpppc @is.
anoreas 8lrtber Rprotil, pr. Rprbre SanI-
mers. Norolano, peo &ep. s @tntber,
Sornce, y 3.
Sens Seperiu Semen, 9raabp pr. Gbeltctt,
%arntart, peb . y SenIen, 8lainptetp,
Heb.
glsi Slien 2nurpii, Sboritrano, peb @uns
bib Slisr, Slun @rope. Coma.
Gils Sanien Gnngbp, Rlaoe, psb Mrs. gIns
ton Sunien, @bite Hafe, 9 8.
Nntou % Stranne, Hinselien, Ssrore 9aub,
peo 9tils Stranne, Soloen, Ntnu.
Sisuurt Snlporien, $50 @rsnIanb. 9rnm'
men, ueb 9lrton Stllerbpit, 700 Noarts
Ct, @iugra Bari, Maoiiou, isis.
NlHi QtSytluHp, CulltVuuN INuuLStlVtH,
Srpmsp amt, oeo Ntiis q Seggelunb,
"Solpote4J Neit gro @oe. ano 99tb Ct,
gew gori Gitp.
8 8 Steen, Ssniet, peb 8 . Steen, gl
Saio, isis.
8eoer Rilien Stirruo, Tatterub, peb Bern.
barb Stirruo, Evansville, ginn.
Better Sunohpt, SIfabsrnnben. 8eItre
8ausoal, peo Watb Saugen, Belgrade,
Minn.
@l,as 9(as, Smoals Bert, Stien, 1bele.
marten, reb Gler. Spbnicn, 8 Bog SO,
Gpeleth, Ntinu.
Cars u Splteu, gpre S%ursroaIcn, Sri.
ition!luno y, oeb Saus Soltpn, Bari
Gamble, @aib.
Spitein o @aoli, Sprisbal, pr. Stieu, peb
u 9 &nb.i, Sppple, u 3.
@ilbelm Slieu, @otbersfabe Ro 4s, Sip.
berbapn, Sanmart, oeo 8 6 Sauipr,
8or $50, Reitpuiut, Heb.
German 6aserli, Stunser sta, pcb BAN
Ieln.
8uut . G~pfersluarb, 5ei0eu, aal, Salina,
bal, peo smut & StrInoe, S~eleptle, q 5.
Niis glune 9 @elo, Seunater, Saoelano.
peo 8dlll &eio. patton, " 8.
Ole . Slipn, SlaQter, GItbps Gaarb, San.
Ten, SreorttstaLo, peo MRS. Nils 8 Sars
len, AbeIoeen, SSaib.
u 3 7~rangeStoebt, 8rln.eberg, Epre 5be.
Iemartcn, Deb Z q Collie, Bog 1872, gIoa.
Miuu.
gnod &isser, 9 sleu pr. 9brpnobjen, peo
s Sa9ert, Npronels, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Petm.Peliine.
1. Snsirpna.

5rBpa! itrut meg pper 8auua
Yteb Ten mjute Saaaoe bi.
Ma e9 larStar, tan ei anna,
I'll beg | ben 9rsre 81
Ytins 9poe Jsle,S treu8ier
Sur ein iaar % iorstuue 8lans,
3aufarue pno trsptte Bensler
3GIar in9te I bit sang.
No, Der itaar bu fern % fine,
Ruuo. Slim oe Gueo blaa,
Cole noer Bonna iiiine,
Soarst gItttrar @uu.@Ians iral.
z Gin Setm Der Sugnao 10 Ter
Wuuueu er etn rife 9rpii,
Seil beg, Der ou itaar % miller,
Grooming / NIT nugopmS' Slptt!
2jOis, iRIe Solitins. 9asar,
6rlite. iuale Sumar'8i -
Sn, no blsmer gang % Soear
5 ben iugre Se,men min.
Se,I beg mi Susirspa lager!
Seil optt Born pg samle Mpr!
go tiGm Bapa bIeif % mayer,
9rDBt Of jeroe lang ban for.
Ssst es beIiur 5iel os 5innt,
9Ott o9 9aI os 5ois % 5loum.
@Iroe, lIois Barne. Winni,
90 min GoIc llusoums'9 raum.
Sgpr! Der burte 9lele @auteu
Seit mot ~8Iaaflel" Bersefnm.
90 pua 8Onen Blcm % 9auten
Belle meo oaar 2ptte IRAN.
@lno es beIiar samIe 8%ruunar,
8urte bra, men beime beit.
6u8icsS Song | 81 os 9uuoar
6aguar pent ponr Sumars5eit.
Sdmau er me ale 8inre,
@obe, glade 8eltomltaS turb,
Nte gaarbsrrs 9ris os 9Gre
Spu9la pil up 5lartans @ruur!
Sobu 81
Rinr., lobe Gpril 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

- 8up.rnsr Roofepelt mobtos |
sborseass til Sperusi.li. Rappurtsn
fra ben llnperisselissret, Tom bar rsos
lat / anlsbnins aluserns imub SHic..
rer at 71bs y. .. Resimsnt. Rstten
bapbe funoet, at Waiur Smith. aap.
tsin 8bittls os Muipr Guitin bar itb!s
bi9s / ubpiit Munssl pud Mob-og
nopgtigbeb / Sieneftsn. 9uoernsrsn
piI ir%sttsirtte Maior guitin. Span ban
a9ter at aisre meo be anbr. to, .r enbnu
upiit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Sra Genoalpile,

5. u. Gldrt bar fOIst fin Sarm til
Ok RottbiiOn for $50 pr. Acre.
Gdnost runbt 8enbuupine bsspnoer at
ruu i'm fulbs 99rot.
Den 9umIe SrIGnber 0oilp
'aIot pIuoisIig osb Snsbag Morgsn,
f%ormOosntIi9 rommst Of SisrtsfIag.
Rr. og mrs. Ole qsttsrIon III
ben 20ps &pril en- 0atter.
- Ssr9en arugen, grooer til pc
Der &rugsn, Ct tommsn oper fra
Rpras.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

1901, 900 guibels inob 1886, 100
/ forrise llse, 3,363,40o guibels ior ct
slar iiben, 4,7es,3 800 / 1897, 9s1,'
2oc | 1896 os 77s, 500 i 1895. sioen
ben lite Suli bar llbisrielen at Wais
naaet 13S, oar, 700 8uibels imoo 147,'
1873 300 8uibels for ct Iar iiben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Ten "a gSur

81 er peItifrebs msS 'ensT .i", \
ppsr S,niecnos % Tan trpsi an ofIa.
gnbprr, iom transer en- gnTr,. Id
lont bar ieet % prspet por : EoIrrl
Den er liseiaa COB iout en- - y. d
fine. syraaien $17s. ears
sea. GsiisE y. 3si.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

- 5ant Smith er futtst neoe | Sena
nssiss. Gan er ben berpsteoe apogs
tpp, iUm politist | Stursis sisrne bill
BABE fat | for at inatte libt msb BAN
ON be tulrise %apasorifter, iom ban
for TO aar iiosn itial fra pine Rioss
4senturet
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
9nnean & m,1

e0H'Ias'r' 'aH traTat,'
SSS Saiiie1h' 5 1sSs Os SoO. asrL
eieDartstHist ' az Hs % " :. 0srI
asItsr' 2sOs os 27O. QSrL april
Spring gansp, lite til ~ ss " asH,I
YrsifoH, sOe. ODE, lOOs % % I Isai n;
oetoe aaranteres. ~"'F's I'd
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
at ubarb.ib. fin aienb.II.. Spab ben

at ubarbeibe fin a~ienbtlfe. 9pdo ben
bill gda ue paa, peo naturlispis enonn
insen, men bette forbinbrer bog lite en-
teIt. Blade fra at siDe, iom be paaitaar,
alDeles pualibelise Goruoiis.lier. Re.s
ten bill fomme til bet ReIuItat, beber
bet, at bet til Splbaterne lspereoe &ieo
bar sobt, og at Miles's nbtal.li.r ON
9aIiomerins bar sr.bn. ub at 2uft.n.
Weo bet famm. gIobene siper bsnns
gsr.tnins, sriber b. osiaa anlebnins
gen til at fialo. R.tten ! osns 9elheo
os be forfienis. WebIemmer !Suoen
fuIb. Man bar isien bapt ct grempel
paa ben MI ida alminbslise "!Spibpdfs
ming, beber bet, oe Rettens Weolems
msr bar life p9rst dnbet enb ariesmis
niiter 4lger oe aoniorters lpbise Size
mere. Saaodnne l1btalelier er felpfsls
ssIig albeles fprbaItebe; bpub maj eno
mener ON Saeen, iuu faar man penie
meb at ubtdle fin Menins, til Retsn bar
afsipet TN aisnbslis, ben man ielpfsls
gsIis lille fan forbsmme uben at tisnSe
ben. Oct Ter bog ub, Tom ON nbtdlels
iener. sisr.s | COB sru. ba be tummer
fra glab., Der er penlig TENT. mob
Miles oe iddlsbes snItsr ct CAN'T. ans
bet Refultat.
9rsiibenten bapb. isuar gsiss at to
r~bienbinse fra Yortp Rico, Der up.rs
braste ct lanst 9snftrift fra bans nDe
llnberiaattsr. Spsrssmaalst er ON
Snbretnineen al ben fremtioise R.slcs
ring. og Striftst inbeboloer mango
Raab os 9int / ben Retnins. Sm
Sslpitpr. sr Der bog lite Sals; porto
Riep's 8efoltnins sr tiIfrebs meb at
ftad unbsr be Spren.be Gtat.r, men
ben sniter. at prsiibsnten peS srunbis
l~lnbsriseslfe Ital ubfinoe, / bpiltst Sor.
bolb Zen bsr itaa til Sopeblanoet. lIbs
i~snbins.rns bl.o p.nligt mobtusne al
preiiosnten peripnlis, pg ban lop.be at
tage gsnitriftet unb.r alporlis Opers
peielIe.
De fibits WebbelelIer fra 9bilippis
nerns bar life paret meset opmuntrens
be, oe mar sr naturlisOis itrar f9rbig
til at pdaitud, at Srisen Der bar paret
unber en- baarlis 2eoelie, og at General
Dts life er ben retet Manb iom
9eber, -. 0stts fan p9r. msset mus
list men be famine glab., Der MI pads
itaar bette, bar for meset fort sio
iioen messt ipriee for at ppIille Otis
fom Prsiioenttanbtoat fom en- gelsns
ming for bans fore Scrtieneiter af Sas
%brelanoet. Der bar al1srsb. l9n9e
berst Sale ON, at General "Soe"
Wbeelsr piIbs bore ben rette Wdnb a!
ienb. til gbilippinsrne, ba ban .r bont
til Guerilla arig, og ban ftal ps1aa
i.lp bore mere enb oi1ig til at opgips
1T S9be / 8pnsresfen % saa / Soften.
Wauft. bill ban ufsaa msb ben me-
tie Sroppetrunsport, men nossr traftig
Sptraben mob SnTur9sntsrn. biz ban
It'll: tunne piIe for til Soften sTt,r
Rsgntibsns Spbsr. Der er forreitsn
MI mango, Der ruubsr til at forIsee at
tisbe @suinalops @sn'tab for Beng.
ps b.rpeb fau en- forbplbspis binis
I~fFutnins paa Spiianben.
9eiret er imutt; @dorsn er tommen,
pd SrRerue ursnres.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

Stl Sbsnftudenbe fan fsiss: 4fbsbe
Prof. psteripn bar fsbt paa Ringerit.
ben 26bs Sob, 1854. 8 glar gammeI
tpm ban til @msrita meb I'm Wober,
iom bar @nte. De bpIatts fig / Ro9es
tier, Minn. Rpsle gar Iensrs blep ban
Ienot til en- S%lastnins pua puinteo
Grest, Su., bopr puitor Sport blep pp,
msrtiom pad bans ualminbsliqs e
ner og 2Grslpit, os Is qar sammsl
Tom ban til 2utber college I 9ecorab
pg grdbuersos / 1875. s 1878 af1aeb.
ban tbeoIogift Gramsn Oeb MisIouri
SDnpoens Seminar / 81. 2ouis, %
bar i en- lang Ratte at Qdr graft for
Spnobsns Merisbsb / Ct. Yaul, inbs
til ban blep oalst til tbeoIogiit grofess
Tor Osb Sbnoosns Seminar / Robbins,
bale. San eftsrlub.r Gnte os 6 gsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
Sil bort SamtunoS Weo:
Iemtner.
("Gp. 2utb. airtetibeuse ~

8t bar benne Gang bet Sorsers 8uo'
TAB at brinse, at Broi. %. Wt. 3. 8es
tcrien oBbe ioa9 ST. 81 8urmioOas.
Dten miDt / SOrseu fan ri globe os
ooer, at ban gift bort / en- irimpbts SrU
paa ben b%armblerti9e 6~relier, iOm bar
bans Spno paa lit 9eseme paa Erect.
9eriur er ri ium b~eorsuebe, bog altio
glade e Sor. 6, 1O). Yrof. 9stsrisn
osbe at 2unsebetGnosIfe eftsr liOt opsr
8 0sgns SpgeIeie, p9 Spsoommsn bis
ite fig ossO9rre iaalebes at p9r. al en-
ulDorIigers Dirt eno ri fsrit trpebs. Be-
.9rupeIIen pil foresaa fra pait. RiIss
ions Sirte / Ct. 9aul Ssnous Gft.r.
miooag.
RobbinsbaIs, 2Obs april 1899.
Goers / Serrsn
Sob. gloisatsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25

9eiret er imutt; @dorsn er tommen,
os Sr9srne grsnnss.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-25
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Va; j
|ralH l Ial,l
F~,tas'p'h'rr1
Esrsa'H Ian u
| gsrHis:
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WilessR ettens ddbne Wsber er M
oiIuttsS., os WeSIemmsrns bolb.r poa
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please give State Of the nativity OF
FSear A. Poe and lineage, If known. and
obWgo SUBSCRIBER.
Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston,
Mass. January 49, 1900 His parents were
there temporarily, following their voca-
ton as theatrical performers. They al
forwards settled in Richmond, where they
both died in 1871. Edgar lived in Rich
mond from his second year till he was
q man. almost. AS to his lineage: on his
fathers side his ancestry came before
the Revolution from Ireland to Mary
land. and were highly honorable and pa
triotic. Some carry the Poes of Ireland
back TO the lie Peers. Of Italy. OF his
mothers side so much is not known. she
was a Widow Hopkins, who had been
Miss Elizabeth Arnold, whom Poe
father. David. young lawyer Of Balu-
more. addicted to theatricals, had known
and loved. His marriage with her gave
offence to his father, but there was
| reconciliation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

order TO get possession of the lanot %
arvUerine this through your paper YOU
,yiII greatly oblige many subseriDe,'
Chase city, Va.
Tho yecords in the office OF the Regis
tor % the Land Office contain no inior-
nation as 10 the whereabouts of vacant
lands An this State. These lands are
Generally found by county and other
srrvevors In tracing lines Of land-own-
ers.
Tho frat matter Of Importance Is 10
ind the land. after which you should pay
20 ,bs Auditor Of Public Accounts the
sum OF 70 cents per acre for the NUMBER
~ acres you desire to enter. Ihen lot
ward his receipt for same to the Regis
tor ~ the Land Office. whose check ior
- oon,s 81 the receipt Is for less thah
,oo acres and 81 IL in excess Of that num-
,.- and upon the receipt OF same the
poa,.,er uill make and mail
land. Ofice.Treasury warrant, author-
ting anv county surveyor in the state
% enter and survey the number OF acres
Maid for. as evidenced by said Audi'of ,
rscednt After having the plat and GER
t,ocate properly made and attested' Tor
ward them with fee of $3.50 TO the Regis
ter ~ the Land Office, where they VIII Dc
Aled for grant" which will Issue at the
ern,ration Of six months, If no objecuon
be within that period. filed by caVea''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Assistant Surgeon in the Army.

To the Editor Of the D!spatch:
Please answer the following; Can
person. after enlisting in the United
States army. and rising to the rank OF
hospital steward pass a set Of eXamina-
tions without attending medical col
lece. and be promoted 10 the rank OF as
sistant surgeon? AkMi'
No. he cannot. The candidate must be
a citizen Of the United States. between
% and . years old Of sound health and
good character and a graduate Of some
regular medical college, in evidence oil
which his Diploma will be submitted TO the
board. The scope of the examination IN
cludes the morals. habits. physical and
mental qualifications Of candidate, anC
his general aptitude for service, and the
board will report unfavorably should Il
have a reasonable doubt of his eficienc!
In any of these particulars.
For fuller information on this subject
write the Surgeon-Generars Ohice, Wa
Department WASHINGTON, d. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
If a party Of fox-hunters start fox
on land over which they have right 10
hunt, have they the right 10 follow the
hounds over posted property? II, IN or
der 10 follow the hounds, they are COM
PEELED 10 ride over posted lands, would
such action on their part come under
the head OF trespassing? X. y.
YES. Even II the lands were not post
ed their owner might regard such ac-
ton as trespass. unless he had long
acqulesced in it, and much more 50 If he
had duly warned the public 20 keep off
his place
Moreover the fox itself, which belongs
TO that species Of animals known in law
as ferae naturae-L e.. wild animals
would. in a certain qualified sense, be
the landowners property, as soon as
II came on his lands. Certainly If he
killed the animal while on his property
he would be the absolute owner OF its
carcass. for then he would have reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
COMMON SENSE CURE.
pxu.NID PILE CURE CURES PILES
PERMANENTLY BY CURING
THE CAUSE.
Remedy, which Is
bringing Comfort to Thousands
of Sufferers.

Probably half the people who see THIS
article suffer from piles. II Is one or the
commonest diseases and one or the most
obstinate. People have It for years ana
lust because II IS not Immediately tatal
tbev neglect II. Carelessness causes no
end OF suffering. Carelessness about so
simple a thing as piles has often caused
death Hemorrhages occur from no appa-
rem cause and loss Of blood causes death.
Hemorrhages occur during surgical treat
ment. often causing death.
piles are simple IN the beginning and
eaei'v cured. They can be cured even in
the worst stages. without pain or loss OF
blood quickly, surely, and completely
rbere is only one remedy that will DO it
Pyramid Pile Cure.
II alays the Inflammation Immediately,
heals the irritated surface, and with con-
tinued treatment reduces the swelling and
nuts the membranes into good, sound.
healthy condition. The cure is thorough
and permanent.
Here are some voluntary and unsolicited
testimonials we have lately received:
Mrs. NJ. c. Hinkley. col Mississippi
! street. indianapolis, Ind, SAYS: Have
been a sufferer from the pain and annoy
| ance OF piles for fifteen years, the Pyra
mid Pile Cure and Pyramid pills gave
me immediate relief and IN a short tim
a complete cure.
Major Dean, OF Columbus. o., says:
wish 10 add TO the number OF certificate
as 10 the benefits derived from the Pyra
mid Pile cure. 1 suffered from piles 70
forty years and from itching piles 70
twenty years, and two boxes OF the Pyi
mid Pile cure have effectually cured ms
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure
or will get It for you II you ask them C
IL is 81 per package. and IL Is pu
up only by the Pyramid DRUG COMPANY
Marshall. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Uscs of Cottonseed-Oils

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Uhat is raw "cottonseed-oh soou
for2 Is it good for painting IN tne IA, Ia" .
state. or Is IT better after II Is Do'iII
please answer through yopl NaIn I',,
paper and oblige INH1AD-1-''
Elkwood, Va.
Cottonseed-oij may serve a great many
nurposes. but Is never used for painting
Il is sometimes used for Illuminating
rrrooses in mines, and very extensively
IN the manufacture Of oleomargarine anO
cotto!ine. and also as a substitute foi
olive oil. II used for any Of these pur'
poses il must be refined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
John II. Thompson's Poems.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
want 70 make out a complete list or
the poems OF John K. Thompson and
would be heartily obliged to you or 10
any Of your readers who can mention any
not IN the following list'
To Fanny.
To MIS- s. p. Q. on Her Marriage
Unwritten Music.
The Exile's Sunset Song.
The Motto.
DIree: For the Funeral solemnities Of
General Zachary Taylor.
The Window Panes at Brandon.
ON the Death Of Philip Pendleton
Cooke.
In Forma Pauperis.
A Picture.
Dedication Hymn.
To y. Y. V.
onening ode on the Wash.ns tom Statue.
Burns: For the Centennial Dinner.
translation from the German Of Heine.
CalCassonne.
To one In Afiilction.
Lou.
A Local Item.
The Battle Rainbow.
Ashby.
The Burial Of I.atane.
Music in Camp.
General ]. H. b. Stuart.
Lee TO the Rear.
Joe Johnston.
Virginia fut.
To Mss Amelle Louise Rives.
Fourth OF July Dinner Of the University
OF Virginia Alumni.
Poem Before the Society Of Alumni.
Farewell 10 Pope.
Richmond's a Hard Road TO Travel.
England's Neutrality CD.
Very truly CHARLES W. KENT.
Charlottesville. January is. 1889.
We believe our friend purposes publish
Ing a collection Of John r. Thompson
poems, and we intend to help him all W.
can. and we hope our readers will d.
likewise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
The Underground.
observations Of Philosophical Friend
OF Ours)

observations Of Philosophical FRIEND
OF Ours)
The great purpose OF history is rather
to expand the scops and horizon OF men
than 10 teach them lessons. 1t is very
enlarging to the mind to read OF the
generations and thousands OF men OF all
sorts that have spent shcrt and long
lives on earth before us. that have felt
all our cares and annoyances and sor-
rows and feared and hated and loved
and hoped and enjoyed and withered ana
d,ad as we and our friends are doing.
our svmpathies go out 10 them; we hive
,o tbeir times and in .heir lives. and are
assured that we and our whole family
and nation and generation are but small
part OF the great and solemn procession
If human beings on the way to eternity.
We understand the life and light OF e'er-
nifty.
lust so geography eniarges our minds
and ply steal scope, We learn that our
town is but an infiniteslmal traction Oh
rho surface Of the earth. And astronomy
shows ia that our world Is but a small
sa,illite among great solar systems and
our individual selves beyond the NEGRO
scoplc range Of the Greater lnhaoi'ant'
OF the universe. with little more than
sparrows claim to the notice OF the
! Father.
The history OF our race. as for the les
sons IL teaches. is about like our per
sonal experiences. II shows men, srea
only In their own eyes. SHINING ana re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
List Of Birth-stones'

r. the Editor OF the Dispatch:
von askea in Sundays paper II some
mo would send you a list OF Dirlh-
,tones. l enclose you list. ana hope ~
will be of service TO you. >.
Chase City, Va, January ~ i'
Here is the list:
JANUARY.
p,, her who in this month 10 born,
NJ gem save Garnets should be WoIH'
Tbey will insure her constancy'
True friendship and hdelly'
FEBRUARY.
The February-born viii ma
Sincerity and peace OF mlha, -o
Eredom from PASSION and from care
II they the Amethyst Will wear.
MARCH.
Who in this world OF ours their eyes
In March first open shall be WISE
In DAYS Of peril, nrm ana DrdNe,
And wear a Bloodstone TO their grave
APRIL
She who from April dates her years,
niarnonds should wear, lest oltteT tears
nor vain repentance flow; this stone
Emblem of innocence is known
MAY.
WHO first beholds the light OF DAY -.
In springs sweet fiowery month ol
And Years an Emerald all her life,
Shall be a loved and happy WHO
JUNE.
yUbo cornee with summer 10 this earth
And owes to June her day of oirth'
With ring OF Agate on her h3.l' -.
can health, wealth, and long ne com
mand.
The glowing Ruby should adorn
Those who In warm july are porn,
Then Will they be exempt ana IIee
From loves doubts ana anNe'S'
AUGUST.
Wear a SardonyX or for thee
No congenial felicity. .,,...o,a
The August born, without TINS stoue'
IT'S said, must live unloVed anu @''"'
SEPTEMBER.
A maiden born when autumn leaves
Are rustling in September's breeze,
A Sapphire on her brow shoulu oihu
Twill cure diseases OF the iilhu'
OCTOBER.
October's child Is born for woe,
And life's vicissitudes must know;
But Law on Opal on her breast,
And Hope will lull those woes 10 res
NOVEMBER.
Who first comes 10 this world below
With drear Noyember's fog ana snow
, Should prize the Topaz, amber nue.
Emblem Of friends and lovers true
DECEMBER.
II cold December gave you birth,
The month Of snow and ice ana ihlr ~
! Place on your hand a Turquoise DIu
| Success will bless whate or you 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
An Equation.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
win YOU please solve the following equa-
ton through your column Of queries anu
Answers:
X2 ~ - IL.
Y - 2 II.
Jennings Ordinary. +, - ".
0a) IT is easy TO get the answers Wheh
whole numbers by inspection, by taking
the root of the greatest square III the
given numbers in one or each equation
The greatest square in II is 3, and = ,
the greatest square IN is and y=2; and
we bave4 3 ~ 7, and 2 II 8 - IL.
(b) FROM Dy=11-H@; from Cd K w
x - 12l - % x + -, or L AK x
+ III 0. from which we can get value OF
and afterwards value of by suostllu-
ton in %. ~
(c) Some magazines have published a
method which is not legitimate as II
| supposes the value Of one Of the IN
known quantities TO be known in the So
! luton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
peoI Estate Redeemed

10 ,b, Editor Of the Dispatch:
When real estate is reeeeinea ~ fart
law require the Clerk to cet ~, p ,nv {?
70 the Commissioner OF 'ile ouarv
Please sHs"'' SUBSCRIBER
column - Ate 90
1925: H.. %
"rbe clerk shall endorse the fact OF
such payment on the delinquent land
hooL opposite the entry Of the tract or
lots" ..,.u,.a ae
crowded in this section, the clerk sha'
certify the fact to the Commissioners
the revenue Of the county or city Wher'
in the real estate lies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Inv Defining n Lawful Fence

To tho Editor of the Dispa'ch'
please tell ne in your paper What i
lawful fence regarding the tresp4sS u
animals
Dell. Va .,....o.
The net in relation TO what constitutes
a lawful fence can be found on paeD ~
Acts Of Assembly lSs5-'ss. 1t is diincu!'
for US to make such an extract from II
as could be understood without deVo''ns
too much space to the subject S0nie
LAWYER friend who has the book couiu
oIsnco over the law and give you its giSt
I'm a few minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
s,u Dnvis's Monument

To the Editor Of the Dispatch ,,
In your remarks about Sam paws paws. y nv
.ou 20 tate In what part Of Tennessee MS
monument will be erected. IL you N dete
or the cereliioi'''-' f. 7. S.
Clifton Forge, Va, January - l'S,
The monument to Sam Davis VIII Do
erected at Pulaski, Giles county, Ienn' Tenn,
hut the date Of the unwilling mas i'0'
been fixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Man VS.. Squirrel.

To the Editor of the Di'aateh'
am hunting, and find squirrei o ~ a
tree. hut W tbs squirrel keeps the tree be-
s .sr O "s W when return to the place e,d
started iion' N" w. J. NJ
squirrel? - orewered
several times in our columns