davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Fratners nY Phofnnrarh

The power Of tie 'amcra in repro
ducing form aod trXt"re III feathers IS
vel shown in 4" Il ic.e in -PLetoe.
raphy. The una vcG,us acca.a.. O.,
its drawing. its power r"rrodaz fpe
texture as Wei as form, apn. Z 10
render Photography m,si sh5aaIe
process for the purpose of fac, la.ng
those mih1te yarjartn- tn plumaec ON
which CIR elass...e#5a#s are ta~~d
The one difficulty which presents IT.
self. that Of color 1mues.. can be over.
emo hN the use af artbo-cH3omatic
plates and light filters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
huch Money in Trsr>o's Clothes

n lot q ."ang follows ia an Oh,o
i""p had sa2" t4me- -Vaha tram
5"-t 0"cf- Frs> toot btm into shed.
-~.@ ~ ts"o 4arn. shaved la
and ro' his bar Tnet than bour>e
10" SUN ot efofhas white shirt ar :
*'ara or ala ara dressed him out
"mf-r'e- - "44n n4e attempto4
L" tGf j ,.lp eteI. IS he c1fc-to4
ana +" -. }tea with such 'ee.
f'5ai-r '"-#f #sFj~.oas Tat,o
*fca@e3 =sff ureu -ca,chiHE ~
toe M 80 ae%ed Hy in tha eost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
OAK STREET MEAT
MARKET.

have thoroughly remodeled the
interior of the building since my oc-
cupancy on the 1st inst, and VIII
spare no effort or expense to make 1t
a nrst-class market in every respect.
Received fresh from the country daily,
Oysters, game and fish in season. A
complete stock o. salt meats, such as
hams, bacon, etc, always on hand and
to thank the public for the liberal pa
tronage they nave given me, and ask
a continuance OF same. Prompt de-
livery to any part of the city. Give
me a trial. ana | will guarantee Satls-
faction. Yours Tor business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
Fall Carnival.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 9th-l4th,
1a03.--For the above occasion the
following round trip rates and ar
range ments are authorized to Little
Rock Rate: one fare plus fifty cents
for IT, e round trip. Dates II sale; No
vemf ar Sth 9th, 10th, 12th, 18TH
and 18th. Return limit: November
III. 1903.
S. M. DICkEY. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
points in this territory.

Annual Arkansas state convention
and B. Y. P. u, Helena, Ark, Nove1n-
Der 16 to 90. For this occasion the
Iron Mountain will sell tickets to
Helena and return at one frstc lass
fare for the round trip. Dates of sale
November 10 to 1S; final return limit
of November "a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
A good quality of soap is neces.

A gOod quality Of soap is neces
sary to beautify the complexion al
meme other should be used. 1t shouio
not only be used for bathing but also
for shaving. Among ether things. the
Primrose BARRIERS select the best make
ef soap that can be procured. Give
satisfy you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-11
IRO.S MOUNTAIN READERS.

Home Seekers Excursions to 1ndiar
and Oklahoma Territories, Mexico and
Texas-All points rate Of one fare plus
81 for round trip. Dates Of sale, first
and second Tuesda IS in October and
November. Twenty-one days return
limit.
Grand Royal Arch Masons Annual
Convocation, Little Rock, November
16-19-One and one-third fare for the
round trip on the certificate plan
SPECIAL One-Way Rates to the West
Dates of sale, September IS to No
vember 30, 1903. helena anl Butte,
Mont, $31.50; Ogden and Salt Lake,
Ctan $50; Spokane. Wash. S54: Port
land, Tacoma and Seattle. S2650. Cor
respondingly low rates to all other
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OF the counties OF lee. Scott and Wise,
elected Republican In November. 1903
BY 342 majority. til
The sixth Senatorial District cotttposed,
Of the counties Of Carroll, drayson ana
Patrici. elected Republican, In fovet1s.
Der. 1909, BY So majority.
1 The twenty sixth Senatorial District.
composed Of the counties OF FRANKLIN ana
Floyd. elected A Republican IN Novem-
Der. 1908 BY i16 majority
i6 THE Third and Seventh Senatorial, DIS
tricts have two holdovor Republicans
elected Ii 1901.
Tire next ftouse Of Delegates, session
1904. viii stand 81 Democrats and J IN.
dependent Dom ocYat and Ii Republicans.
The districts that elected Republicans
In 1908. ware: Carroll ! Dickinson and and
wise, 4; trlcyd. Il: Grayson. il, Mon tHornsry
and Radtord. 4; Pulaski, u: Rocking IN. !;
Russell. / Scott, 1 shenandoah, I; smyth,
1 Stafford and King George, |; Buchanan
and Taxsweli Il: Washington and Bristol,
q III @
There were 10 Republicans elected TO tho
present House Of Delegates tsoi-o2). The
Novemb Der election, shows loss of four
mum bors to the Republicans In tho House.
and gain Of two senators. or a net loss
of two IN both bodies for session 1904
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s..ro mould a mighty States DEGREES
And shape the whisper Of the throna'
--Tenuyson In Memoran.
The Panama Canal.

Editor NJ The Times Disna ten:
sir,-P'ease publish statemsntl showing
what is 10 be tho derth OF the rroposen
Isthm,an Canal and Its surmtt-level and
number OF locks. eto,, and ohliss.
as HESRIcO,
The United States Isthmian Canal Com
mission proposes a thlrty-five foot canal
with ninety foot summit-leve| and three
locks The estimated cost IL sl2olsl,A5
The French company has entered into
an agreement with the United States gov
ernmsn, for sale OF It's property for tho
sum Of s4o,00o,ooo and Congress will pay
Panama so,oooooo in a lump sum for It's
concession, and s25o,oco per annum for the
leasshold
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General George Steuart.

The death OF General George II. Steu-
art, following closely that OF General
Bradley r. Johnson, serves as remind
er that the old soldiers OF both armies
are passing away. AS We are forty years
from the Civil War. this may be expect
Cd There are, however. many dlstin.
ruished Coniederates living among them
General Longstreet. probably the Oldest
Southern officer OF high rank; Generals
Gordon, Wheeler and Lee. who entered
the service In 1851 as young mon
General steuart lived for many years
in Baltimore at the Carrolton Hotel and
was a familiar figure on the streets. Flo
had a large circle of friends He had
! cor spicuous part In some OF the bloodi'
est battles OF the war His name will sc
down In history as a brave. gallant tol'
, dier. who fought for a cause he believed
+, was righL-Ba ltimore Herald,
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The Womble Murders,

Editor OF The Ttmes-Dispatch;
S!r,-In response to 8 query IN your
paper, herewith enclose a copy Of the
old verses $50 called) describing how
Mathew Worble. OF Isle OF Wight county
Va, killed his wife and their four fine
hoys on the 10Th OF Juns, 1854, and WAS
executed for the same January u llA.
c.'P, NUM-.
Powsan. Va,
In Isle OF Wight. there lived man.
And Mathew Wombls was his name.
A yirtuous wife and mutual Joys.
Two pretty girls and four fine boys.
Religion once hs did profess.
And walked in paths Of righteousness,
But whether his heart was right Or wrong,
VIII hest be answQrcd IN my SONG
sir Richards rum ana apple brandy.
Shook his founda tion, which was sandy.
Many strong men by them fell,
And sunk into tho shades OF hi.
Poor Womble fell among the rest,
And drank like any other beast,
And II you'd known his fate and end;
Conc, bark! profound attention lend.
on June the nineteenth. eighty-four,
This monstreus man began to roar
ae threate.ed death to all AROUND,
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Renting Hunting Privileges.

Editor or The Times. Dispa On. 10, 4,
sir-Pleass answer the lo'o"
through the columns OF your neAt :, rs,@s
20 = certain farm. BY tho contract Z :;
agrees to i've on said farm, have ,. ,u ~
n nosse ~ 4 q certain portion Of the crop
r rent Now, has the legal .I pr'v nr,vis
to sell or give to D the hunting .,t Y, pr, ~.
,ere on SAID farm? II not VINO -
snonsible TO c for damages anu %
passes. a,,..ar
No, A has no rights In the tarm ht'e'
Ne once rents to c, and cannot sell OF
ron, 10 D any privilege IN sa'o "a -
without consulting 9.
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cold Douglas Camel Bur Bur
den Bearer.

], ~. Cook. OF Helena. Ark. who be-
lcnsed TO Company A. Forty-third MIS-
sIssipp! Regiment writes OF an interest
Ing attache Of tho reg ment who could
not speak for himself even had he sur
vived the carnage of4war; Z
"'Old Douglas was an African Gamer
and belonged to the 'Forty.thiru Nissls.
slppi Regiment He was given 20 Sotonel
william NJ. Moons. Of the. regiment, oy
Lieutenant Farsrove, Of Company B.
Colonel Moore assigned Douglas to. the
reg'mental band for whom he carried
Instruments and knapsa cks The Gamers
first active service was with Genara'
Price in the lulka campaign lie was
sent to the wagon train, and stampedeo
all the teams. There was only one horse
In Iittle's division which would face
| the little bay stallion belonging to Col
| ono, Moore. but 1t was not long till be
was or Intimate terras With all. His
Ieener would chain him = keep him
from wandering off. but Douglas would
sit back and snap any kim OF chain.
then proce,,d to Craze at le1se'e. though
never leaving the regiment or 'nterter.
| Ing with anything that Gid not interrupt
him. When the regiment was ready to
start Douglas would he led up to tho
| pile OF things he was to carry. and his
leader would say, 'Pushay. Douglas.
ana he would gracefully drop to M:
| knees and launches and remain 80 TIL
hts load was adjusted and he was told to
get up. His long. swinging gait was soor
familiar with the entire command. ant
ours was called the Camel Regiment
Douglas was in the engagements OF
4 Price and Van Dorm In Mississippi, anc
went with us to Pemberton at Vicks'
burg, where he was killed by skr'
misher during the siege, His Eallan
owner Mad fallen In the second day:
fight at Corinth. Douglas was faith
tul, patient Observation-Disclosures Vet
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/ s%z'W Norfolk t19Western
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 A. M.-NOnr OLA LIMITED. AZ.
-rjves NORFOLK u:u A. N. Stops only q,
relersourg, Waverly and Suffolk.
a:US a. N.-CHlcAGO EXPRESS. BUFFET
povlor Car pete,sbqrs 70 Lynfhnu,k an %
Cc.umDus Bluefie,d 10 ctncin,tau; also
Rcanoke TO knoxYIlle. nnd Knoxville 70
U:o F. M.-ROANoKE EXPRESS Tor
F1rmvlle. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
Eos p. M.-OcEAN SHORE LtAl TED:
Arrive. Norfolk SEQ 2 n slo aa,t only ant q.
meets with steamers to Boston, pioyi'
demce. New York Baltimore and WASH
=" fE:sSP. M.-For Norfolk and all stations
e1 g:ioP. si.1SisW ORLEANS SHORT
Line. Pullman sleepers Rlchm sS,t. 70
East Rad ford; Lynchburg TO Chattatuosa.
Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE DINING
Car. ,,,,,.,,E1 A.
e:us p NJ. and $40 NJ: from MOTIONS
ii 90 X. NJ. and 7:co P. ~.
Office M KS East Main Street
W. B. BEvlLL. G; Fl; BOSLE1.
Cen. par. Agent Dis Pass Agent
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Did John Brown Kiss a Negro
Baby on the Way to the Gallows3

Editor OF The Times Dispatch;
sir,-The reoollsotons OF the hanging
OF John Brown, by ], p, Lacy suggests
the question: Flow about that story OF
John Browns stopping on his way 70
the ga!lows to kiss negro BABY W US
mothers arms? The tale has galnea
circulation and gone into literature
iaw years ago Baltimore daily told
us tho negro still lives. worthless, IN
do!,nt creature, In that city,
While the story is to the l,K'ng OF
many who try to put that murderer OF
1870 on the level with General WASH
lrgtos. 1t hardly seems likely that sueh
simperlng non.ense would be tolerated ps
those grim warriors momenthr'iy e*.
pect.ns attack by reserves, DID u ever
happen? Let Mr., Lacy answer, ana
obige yours =. H. DoSt'44"f>N''
Here is what Mr. Lacy ways IN reply
10 the foregoing:
Nothing OF the kind occurred ACCORD.
ing to my recollection, and ] nave caltea
on comrada who was also present ana z
a participant. and he agrees wfth me,
think / certainly would have remem NsreG
II anything as ridiculous as tnat nag
taken place. and my memory, ] salAA'
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II .nefv Thee to Forget.

E,d,tor. OF The Times Dlspatch
slr.-1n repIy$>to F. NJ, j., reaues.'HTg ~ =
eopy Of the poem, II DEFY Lnee :" 80
set" take pleasure n nd Te pispa,ch one
lima Il was furnished BY y. James vs.; -,
- pansom. va. and was reques.eo -
"a 2 RI. 81 staunton. Va. Inc au-
thor's name is not given.
s"ot YOURS respectfully.
wa THOS CHRISTIAN GEN IRa
M 10 southIYPtne Street. tFs
r. DEFY THEEATO FORGET;
thou Wit ssruggleato forget me- oetS
rhopfWilt often wish as do that 1} We two ''''
Z 7sIaGhad never met:
Thou wilt bow at otner s. w. ns,yhr
f>j'f- more wilt wear a face az orish -. Y
nj, a.tirne viii come for memory III tne
rs visions OF the night.
Thou wilt hear a voice that once Inou
saidst vas music in thine ears.
And face will rise to haunt tnee t"ious"
the midst Of bygone years.
III, the stlnas Of conscience goad thee
to remoa Sc, perhaps. regret,
thou wit struggle to forget me. oety
thee to forget
Thou wilt strive to cast beh'no .nee
every memory Of the past
NJ, ia thoughts we wish to perish are
MS, 1o wilt struggle 70 forget me. It will
bafflo all thy powers. ~.
m, the hardest ghosts to quiet are the
ghosts Of byGone hours.
often when thou least expect IT, N tnlne
hours OF mirth ana glce, "a,
Like shadow Ger thy spirit there wa
come a thought OF me:
Some ones look or tone Will mind tnso
OF day whose sun Is set
Thou wilt struggle to forget mA' de1s
thee to forget.
Other Inns, with smiles. WIN greet thee
hnuptness, God grant, be. TIME;
IN thy fife viii tall no shadows such at
thou hast cast on mine;
Loving hearts will learn TO trust tneo'
In thy faith and truth conflde;
| Thou wilt stand before the altar WIN
lovelier. fatrer bride.
But, however thou n,ayst love 'er' WITH
| the vows upon thy tongue,
There will come thought across thee
of the h.art which thou hast wrung
q, me lifs s which thou hast bllghted sad
dark Dyes, with teardrops wet
Thou wilt struggle to torset me. uot'
thee to forget x
Flowers may bloom beside thy pathway
lite may wear It's sunniest nus j. :,
But tho fortune smiles upon thee, tho'
wilt and my words are true;
Thou hast ceased, ! know, to love me
but as long as lite shall last
Thou wilt oftontimes be haunted oy IN
thought of what Is past
Fare thee we'll May God forgive the
for the wrong which thou mas
wrought, -.
For the bitter. bitter lessons which tn
faithlessness has taught
Though our paths honcetorth lie parted
and until lltes sun Is SGT,
Thou wilt struggle to forget me, det
thee to forget.
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R.F.&P. s s.ss ss.s ss:s'' !. a.

sls - oors . ' W. 'A ~ ~
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures.
a.5l A. NJ. daily Byrd ST. Through
n 8:4b A.. NJ, duly. Main 81. Through.
Ills a. H., woek days. Elba. Ashluud
accommodation.
$40 A. H., Sunday only. Byrd Z, st.
Through Local stops.
$40 A. Nj. week days. Eyrd 81. Through
,l.UtAi stops.
4 laUp noon. week days. Byrd 81. Through.
400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Fred
cricksGurg accommodation.
B h:U5 p. NJ. daily Main 81 Through.
o:1i p. ~ week days. Elba. Ashland ao-
3commodAuon.
sos +. a., daily, Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrlve lchmond--south"ard.
$40 4. NJ, week DAYS. Elou. Ashland
&c accommodation.
II s:l. A. Nj, week days Byrd 81, Fred
ericksDurR accommodate 10
$50 A. NJ. daily. Byrd 81. Though.
2co +. ST., daily. NUN 81. Through.
500 r. Nj week duys. Eloa. Ashland
. T:.s +. NJ. daily. Byrd St. Through.
SO P. 81. daily By.d ST. through
lO.ys r. Nj. daily. Main ST. Through.
Nolo-Puiln,an Sleeping or parlo' cars
on al trains except local accommodations.
W. u. DUKE. CIV .CULP, ~. P.lA iLCR.
uen'l Man'r Asst. Gen1 Manr. 'rraf. Man.
JUNE "a. 1875.
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SOUTHERN kAlL WAY.

.-.--.. - : L-~4 NY. l. lsIS.
i.u A. M-Dally. Local kOr Cl.atlVlle.
la:a, II. M.-Lal.y. Liuuled. uunet Full
man TO Atlanta anu oIfaL.nsnatn NeW
Uilsai.s, fuenlpnis, CHATTANOOGA ano AL
s:uu /. M.-Ex. Sunday, Chase CITY local /
lu:cv l., M.-Ualty. ALimiEd. Pullman
ready y:yu2 Z. Al, for al the South.
So. TCAk RIVER Line,
The fAvorlls route 10 baltimore ana
Eastern points. Loave ltichmund ':30 =.
j, d4,ly, except sunday ldnS:v ,oc., ,n,,.h
ais r. M.-LocaI5 tor West I'ont.
t:U r, A,-kArept Sunday. For West
Point. connecting With steamers tor BaA"
timore AND river la y <. unNn
sos A.. n. and SAB r. A.--FrIn Ill ne
a ssu - M.-from Charlotte and Durham.
$40 a. M,-From Chase CITY.
sis A. N.-Ralt imore and West FONT.
S;i0 j.. M.-From West Point ,,,,
- ~ = - '' G. NJ. G.. T. A.
Richmond. Va
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remains good OF the whole affair. I
thnk we made no stop atter leaving
the jail. and what has been written by
SOM, Northerner about tho kissing act
Is, as far as | know. without Foundation.
Respectfully, etc., j, =. LACY.
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lb.A+ Is s. ) ps 81 ea.5s

e&52 sl.7o sl.7o = 1876 : 1918
o, 20 1sm-l3.44 sl.7b 28.e = 2le
8l,7Ux is. is x 1914 x2 10 = 1880 10000
Tho squarAroot Of 1850. lSosoo = lls. ios:a'
Ans, lis 1899 + go feet, or lib SO leet :
a65 so. inches nearly
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OF their observation during the var
Editor Of tho Confederate Colur1n.)
Roll Of Company G, Twelfth
Virginia.


editor Of The Times Dispatch:
sir.-l enclose the roll Of b Greys, Com
many c, Twelfth Virginia Reg lment. Ma
homes Brigade" who left here on the
10Th April, 1851. and which you Will obliEe
me BY publishing, and which WOULD M
terest great many survivors md friends
we left here with nlnety-two men, RANK
and file and the survivors left up to this
time Is twenty-seven.
Captain T. II. Bond. dead; First Lieu.
tenant l.. l.. Marks. Second Lieutenant
s. @. White, Third Lieutenant Il. NJ Pol
lard. dead; First Sergeant George
Hawks. dead; Second Sergeant Charles
Friend, dead; Third Sergeant Thomas =.
Goodwin, dsad; Fourth Sergeant r. -.
Watson, First Corporal 3. B. Grass"orth,
dead: Second Corporal 3. 3. White, dead;
Third Corporal P. D. McCulloch, dead'
Fourth Corporal Lewis Lunsford, dead
PRfvATES
E. /. Allen, dead; Thomas G, Branch.
Joseph D. Bell, dead; H. v. L. Bord.
dead; w. A. Bazell. dead; l. H. Brown,
I, r, Brown ]. j. Campbell, dead; ia
COZ Cohen, 3. r. Carter, William Cald'
we'll; c. c. Clark. dead; *. L. Dennan.
dead; w. B Donnan. dead: D. NJ. Dun
lon: Joht, Dunlop. dead. A. Durphy. dead ;
w. 3. Eckles, dead: w. B. Egeston.
dead; r. E. Eldridge, dead: W. C. FL
sllott, dead; g. w. Emmons dead; H'ch'
ard J. Eppes, dead; George W.. Evans.
daGid; John c. Egel. dead: J. N. Fray
ser. dead; Sam j. Garland. dead; w. !.
Gregory. dead w. J.. Harrison, dead;
Samuel A. Hatcher. dead; James A..
Han dead; Edward Hall, dead; J. G.
Harris. dead; George r. Hill. deaa;
George w. Janadd. dead: Thomas a. Jet-
terson, dead: w r. Kent dead; lshan
NJ. Leavttt dead: s. L. Ledbettsr. oeaa !;
D. ". Lee, dead, j. ". Lee DEAD; y.
". Ltwis, dead Benjamin Lacy dead;
George r. Lynch. dead; A. ". Masnee;
". H. Maghee. dead; John .. pa nsn'
dead: r. E. Marks: R. L. Mcllwa'ne'
dead; ". H Mcfarland, dead; James E.
orr; A. ~. Parker, dead; o. Parkinson.
dead: E. B. PEBBLES dead: N. J. Powers,
dead L. e. Powell. dead: J. Il: Prttch.
ard; C. z. Pritchard; c. D. Ram PAM;
A. P. Reinach; J, G, Robinson. dead;
n. Sellgn1an, dead W. w. Showacre.
dead; II. r. Smith; j. " Tatum; r. Z.
Thompson; f. Nj. Tucker, dead;t e. B.
Tucker; r. e. Turner. dead; John p.
Turner; Jasper Wells, dead; a. r. Weoo:
]. T. williams; ". z. Williams; Richard
y. Williams. dead; Alex Wilson; Thomas
Woody, George w. Wynne, dead.
Ninety-two men. rank and file; sixty
five dead: twentyseven living,
Petersburg, Va. Nov "a. 1903.
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sTEAmso OATS.
Old DOMINICA
! - s'T1fAms SHIP %.
81 Night Lla,isr Aorioik.

4 Lave kloAu4vuu svoly e'euinE I1ot u Asa
strsctI u ~. N. etsAtrers stop At i<os'
nort News IN both o,rettioha. ARE t2.ov,
INDUCES t1AteTootn osrtni meals. eoe.
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The Next Legislature.

editor OF The Times-Dispatch
Slr,-How will the next House and
Senate stand politically
What counties and districts elected Re,
publican representative and senators, at
the election Just passed.
c. N. WILEs
White Top, Grayson county, Va,
The next State Senate, session 1904 VIII
stand IS Democrats and 5 Republicans
The Second Senatorial District, composed
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MAGMA rfYlCATloN COMPANY

AN Els M LAt DAl LIN =.
ST f., ~ I.rl rUSaHAO.N Lax lcityee aION:
DAY. Is ELM kaDAl aAa + h4OAl "
A. NJ. Tor NoAtUta, tUI NSaiuutii. Ola Fo.ul.
Nuwuort News. ClAfslnopl and james
River landings. An4 GDune6LaLs ~ Oiu
FONT tor Washington Baltimore and tne
North. SlaLe-rooais reserved for tns u.E.it
al moderate prices. Electric cats u,.ect
TO wharf. Fare only al.vv utu u " Nor.
folk. Music BY Grand Orchesttion.
X Freigh t received tyr aoove-uamsl places
and ali points In Eastern Yrsililu auu
North Carolina. IRWIN WEl5GEf.
-, E-%l. General AlaI.Isci r
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

AA>A.>a A-A-..sA- 4.ASAA~nA-NA O@AAA -
t7'aH& olnA-oI x.c.EA o4AlION.
EEt'EL 4AVL AONDAf. oEP J., alS !.
oal5 A. III. a. Z. l.. Express 10 all pun u
900 A, ii. Petersburg and Norfolk.
l2i0 P. ii. Petersburg and n. " WsaL
'S.G6 p. Nj. Petersburg and NorIolk.
"a 10 il. NJ. GoldsbOro Local.
80 p, M. Petersburg Local.
7.25 r. NJ FLORIDA and West indian Ll1n-
ted 10 all points south M ~.
$40 r. NJ. Petersburg anG ~ W. Wea''
II 20 p, Nj Petersburg Local
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except Sunday; 3;05 p. NJ. 1;20 +. H., E1o
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Triangle Proposition.

Editor OF The Times. Dispatch; -,
sir.-Plense work and publish the foi !.
lowing problem: The sides N a ne!e
are ls.6 1889 and 2s.s feet. what ~ It's
area Z s e. D.. N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Cutting Down Tenants Corn.

Gee, Primes George So'' 49,
Editor Of The Times Dispatch'
sir.-Has the owner Of land Q r,gn, 70
out down tenants corn Oenant ooJsc.i.ss.
for the purpose Of seeding gram :" = tn 80
fall, and II 80, when? - o. .
II depends very much Upon what ls
the custom n the neishborhood ana W l'i''
was expected at. the time.
The owner, we think, would nave a
right 70 cui down the corn when It HAD
n,ntured, but should hack II nicely.
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10, = 6, = 100 : ee = g.
square root OF I'll - 8
a5xS.SlG, Ans, Is feet.

but we would have to allow little more
TO stand on with safety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Board Across a Spring.

Editor OF 'rhe Times Dspntcf
str,-On my taru have a spring. the
rndlus OF which Is ten feet. TO t'Snder II
more accessible for use. placed q board
across II Just elk feet from the centcr.
How long wos the board? s,,p
Lois, Va,