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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
United Commercial Travellers,

An interesting meeting OF the United
Commercial Travellers was held IN their
hall In the sntthdeal building last night,
A great deal OF important business was
transacted The ceremonies Of Initiation
We're particularly impressive The order
Is ON the Increase In this city. end each
meeting night finds commercial tourists
applying for aGmittance 70 the benefits
and mysteries OF the order,
4 Arrangements are being rapidly perfect
ed to give an entertainment for the pleas
ure Of the ladies' In the families OF the
members Of Richmond Council, ". 9, 7, n
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Tailored Suits

Ladies II handsomely made Black *
1 Cloth Suits. silk lined. with drop 1-1;'E y
skirt, blouse coat effects, stole front.
shawl collar, with circular skirt skirt I4l1't
with double tunlo, with silt ched IL ta { y
feta cords and silk ornaments. $S7, 5o.i
we direct special attention to our
I. assortment OF new and fashionable
blouse suits and dresses Of Mistral, Z
Dtamines, cloths and fancy mixtures;
colors, navy. browns. ,tans and blacks,
These are without doubt the most
fashionable garments ever shown by
any Richmond house. Prices. $3.50,
$3.50 to sse.6 n 3. q
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ANOTHER COAL COMPANY 4. !
.F,rs Ii skonega CONSUMES \ Elsv en-
Buildings ana . colored Church.

BUILDING, ana I co,ored Church.
fspeelsi to mo Times.t 1ispa TONI
BIO sToN 3 GAP. VA. March 80. 4 =
new coal company has been organised N
Wise county, under the name and a. sty e
81 the Roberts Coal ana Coke CO.. WIN
the following officers. w. 8. Mathews,
Big stone Gap. Va, president; W. a. a.
Roberts, Wise, Va, vice-presdet,e; Ok. - =.
3Kilgore. Wise, Va, secretary and treas sa
urer. The now company was granted 9
Circuit Court. The business OF ths com.
Spany will be to purchase, lease and sell
real estate, coal and mineral lands, min
irg and selling coal and manufacturing
a and selling coke. The company owns q
large boundary Of fine coal land near the
Indian Crock and Pound River Railroad,
and Will proceed q once TO build branch
line TO connect with thoir rnites. which
they have already opened up. This COM
A "a ~ "A composed OF first. class business
men, who are financially able to make
IT AZ SUCCESS. 4. =, \, i. 4. &.
n riro broke out at stonega one night last
week and consumed eleven dwellings and
tho colored Baptist Church. The houses,
which wore only cheaply constructed
buildings, were occupied BY oofored fam.
files, who had scarcely time to get out
win tIleiEH VcSt 1ooio 90 s's0 1 h
ings. 52
Robert z. Harold, who has been In the
5'colorddo gold fields for the past eighties
months. IS visiting his parents at East
Stone Gap this week. Mr.. Harold has
large Interests In tho gold mining business
inS the West, where he has made hand
some sum during his stay there. s5
AZ A number OF new buildings have gone
10 In Big Stone Gap recently and Sow
eraI others are In course OF construction.
IIamblen Bros, merchants, are building
ar, addition TO their big double store on
East Filth Street, which will be used
as q ware-room for their hardware. ..5.
John ". Horn, q New York capitalist
and Coke Co 1900 acres OF coal lands In
Crab Orchard, and adjoining In X kentucky.
Tho land was purchased from Hon. G.
slcmp and others at the price OF from
SO to $50 per acre. i gsa5 ss
The Singer Manufacturing Company
have completed their new office build
Ing here and have occupied came. Mr..
e. F.. Burgess is the local manager and
has number OF efficient agents In his
territory.
"a gentleman OF Big Stone Gap has re-
Gently received a letter which has cross
ed the ocean four times In Its effort to
find him. The letter was written by
Brigadier. General Allen and posted on
October s, 1900, at Tanaun Leyte. Philip
pine Islands, and did not rea ch its owner
TIL March. 1908. & at:issi
5s Paul lessee and Charley Jones, both OF
Big Stone Gap left Thursday night for
Pennington Gap. where they will enlist
inStte cavalry service OF the United States
army. AZ They will leave on April LIST for
Fort T homaa at Cincinnati. sfsfa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Early to bed early to rise. 4
Showeth Of slumbers disturbed BY files.s

garly to bed early to rise, y,
showeth Of slumbers disturbed BY files, \
THE SONG THAT THE CRICKET
Up in my house. by the fireplace !, II
There's q crack In the plastered wall.
And q little cricket has rented It
Since a year ago last fall
And there he Lives and he sings with
And this is the song he sings TO me-
"Oh, be content; Oh. BIO content;
I sing all day, and I haven't q cent,
Sometimes when ! see some cherished
Some castle Of mine in the air.
That disappears like a puff Of smoke.
! go to my old arm chair.
And there / dream In q reverle,
While my little cricket sings to me
"Oh. be content; oh, be content;
sing all day, and I haven't q cent"
w hon i see other men grow great,
While stick In some ditch. 3ta
And when I see my old time friends,
Now powerful and rich,
think why could It not be me"
And my cricket sings right oherr!ly-
"Oh, be content Oh, DO contents
I sing MI day, and haven't a cent.
I wouldn't repair that crack In the wall
Not for pile OF gold;
For my little cricket has taught me this,
Some things can't BIO bought or sold,
Whatever my future state may BIO
My little cricket will sing to me-
T sing al day. and haven't . cent"
pEGAsHIus,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
AoHosT in cREWR
Belated Lovers Homeward Bound VIII
Now Take Warning,
snecial to The Tlmes- Dispatch, J

Especial to The Tmes- Dispatch,) !.
CRpWE, VA, March 8,-As one Of
our popular young men was returning
from the home Of his best girl Sunday
night, VINO, by the way, lives IN the east
ern suburbs OF the town, he spled Just N
front Of him q long, waving object o.
a supernatural whiteness, He p q ~ ~,
brain must not baIn good working order
ana ~ al that 1t was nothing to be alarmed at
Again he started, to find the same long,
willie Object moving directly across hls
path. No pausing this time, but one lonS'
Continued whoop, that awakened the cit,
liens at this quiet burg, and started every
dog, 81 which there arc handefas, Y gea . :
with pistols and hrs pokers, put tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
!. REVENUE COMMISSIONER
The Bills Providing for T their EIectlonbY
the People Now Laws.

Companion bills signed yesterday BY tho
Governor are OF great interest They
provide TOR the election OF commissioners
Of the revenue IN cities and counties by
the people, S3 n
The Governor also signed bill pro-.
yidIng Tor the removal from the State
hospitals OF harmless demets, and Ans
other for the appointment Of g eommls-
sion TO endeayor tn secure uniform laws
In all the states, particularly on the sub
tect OF divorce, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
nprvsu AVN In Warwick County,

Especial 50 The Tmes'plspatch,)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 2s,-
IA local option election was held In STAN
ley NDistrict OF Warwick county to-day.
and the district went dry BY n vote
OF 80 to 10 There are several saloons
An the district now.
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failed to catch him. He had taken the
back track, passed houses like q streak
OF lightning. but never once stopped Yell

soe lightning, but never once stopped yell
ing. In 8.g
Women and children rushed out, think
ing the end OF time had come; dogs barked
and men shouted, but our man had dis
tanced them all The pursuit was given
Zip, but those who had listened to that
unearthly yell. II they slept at all that
night, had visions Of q something with
legs that could outrun creation.
II win never DO known how many bitches
held him in their soft embrace, while the
surrounding hills caught up and re-echoed
that dreadful sob 600! We only know
that when the Z o clock whistle blew the
next morning half-bent bedraggled.
dilapidated Individual appeared IN the
distance. His lower jaw mad dropped. and
from wide distended mouth issued the
fatntest whisper. "Oh-o-o-o-o!
"A repentant group Of young men met
the forlorn object and begged pare ion ZOE
and so arranged it with cords that II
would wave ana flap in the night air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
New Wash Stuffs.

Real Dmities. and effective patterns and
Linen Etamnes in oil the and wanted Standings,
new and stylish all linen
SILK Striped Grenadines In and very effective pat
terms. 50, 6sc
Embroidered swsses, new and stylish patterns and
colorngs 90. $50. TO s225
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Ladies' Ready=to=W Wear Apparel
New, Exclusive and Rightly Priced.
SILK Coats.

Silk Coats.
Fashionable cut Of extra quality
Black Taffeta, collarless blouse. stole
front. pleated poplin skirt silk lined;
I special. $3.50.
Same coats OF Peau de Sole. trim
med with Irish crochet lace, 1850.
Extra quality Peau dc Sole Coat,
full q length, silk lined, cape collar,
pleated back, loose fitting great
value; $3.50. u. 81
SILK Shirt Waist Suits, made stylishly
OF extra black taffeta and satin fins
ish foulard, carefully selected pat
4 terms blacks, whites, & stripes. dots
and figures all colors blouse waist,
i fared skirt, neatly trimmed spe-
Y cial, s15.9S .i 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Cambridge vyins Over Oxford.

y LONDON, March 2S.-The apnuAl OR
to.day Il sha s9sssns clab Il dal skaw;
cry Weather There Was !. 9 V ~
Princess Of Wales, Cambr dgs Won sight
events out oe ten. G'ambriag 'g declslyss
Victory Is believed to practically assNs Wy
challsge II one Is sent, 81 Sgyf II 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

the most popular member Of the House
OF Delegates, L. "
Mr. George Is a gallant ex- Col federate,
who was born IN Giles county, mar,
!red after the Civil war Miss Roberts, OF
that county, ana Is now q prosperous
grazler ana stocs farm owner In South
west Virginia ,S " III 53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Your Easter
Glove Wants.

Glove Wants
Can be tilted hers q . saving.
4 Our 81 Gloves Unequal
OF extra quality KID. full gus u.
seted fingers. fitted and and s ',.'.' \.
Anteed Al our glove counter ter.
Colors. whites, blacks. srays.l
1nodes and tans. This 4 con-
! sidered BY every ono that has
bought them as the best value
in all Richmond. 500 pair. 5.i
Our $50 Glove is = suaral,-
teed to sive entire satisfaotlon.ij
4 Large button, full P. K. K. (. KID 1''i',
I cloves. blacks, white stitched,
Z ana white, self and black
stitched Is : decided novelty,
4 s1.7b. ...5
The best grade Of White
b Dressed, Washable Kid Gloves,
guaranteed to give satisfaction,
$500. ~
New Lace Gloves, In ell ell
lengths, In whites and and blacks !'4 9.
$1.2o, s.s5. n.7t, SEQ.
New Tatteta Llsle and SILK +
1 Gloves. all shades, 25c, go, 700.
500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
The Wanted Skirts.
Thoroughly Good Ones
AT the Lowest Prices.

Extra quality and Weight. 4
Corded Japanese wash stlks.
the usual 800 kind,, spscid.
300 3Sa 9j3 81,
Glaze Tattetas. all.silk
heavy 4 weight, IN ali the wanted
eolorinss, tho eoo lind; Kind spts.--, I,
cial. 40. n 55355i8 /};
checked r.ffst... .ll.silk, ex- 81
ira values, 100. 4. s IL IN
Checked Louisines. all-stli. 4
excellent weaves. r 10. 81 4 lFis35
Ponsee4 all-silk, extra ~
ues, 800, 100, Bc, LOO ".
Embroidered Ponsees, nswS
and exclusive designs, LOO. Il
/ s1.26. SLIGO. $3.50.
Black Guaranteed Taffeta d
Silks, extra values, nc, q coo. 4
500. s1.1t. N isSii
Milena Crepe. "a al Ahe$S
wanted colors. 81, %. $50. s5s
Crepe do Chimes, III every
conceivable shading. {1.oa " !sii
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Tailored Jackets,
w orthE $40. 90, Special 81. 3d..

,S88E VVOTln5 @lU.VUs% optVIdl %y' :S2'0C'.s3g
The new Corset Spring acket, OF \
extra corset cloth; colors: black and
7 tan II silk lined throughout;i q perfect
garment In every respect. This Is an
ideal garment for present veal. spe.-a
cial, s7.0s. 8 3.s3
New Silk Waists, .si
n. Two Special Values.
4 A very servce bic W aist OF extra ctr a5
quality Peau de Cygne, oolors, black
and all colors: actually worth 1900;
special, sos. s35 sl5 IN q
III "A very fashionable and handsomely z
mad 8 waist OF Crepe de g hine, made e 4
In the most artistic manner; colors,$
black, white, gray and blue; value, 4
SO 90; special, 81 90. N
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/: B 81, Memorial.

There was another large congregnt! on az
REV. G. C.. Coleman preached With power
He viii Mi the pulpit at both services
to-day. LOO 81. - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Some Special
Hosiery. Values

Some Special
Hosiery Values;
That will make quick sales
LADIES' Fast Black Ailover
Lace Hose. light weight, actual
values $50; special. 100.
Ladies Fast Black Extra
Quality Gauge Lisle Hose,
double heels. soles and toes.
always q ready seller ct S6o;
special, $50. y.
Ladies' extra fine Gaugs Lslc
Fancy Dropstitch Hsle Hose,
IIermsdorf dye, the usual e71ao
kind; special, 25c. 5.5s3
Ladies' Allover and Boots
Laos Lisle Hose, new and styl-.
ish patterns. extra values. boc,
$50 : II v ' d u t. n
$50. s5c. 885.
Ladies' Dropshtch Lisle Hose,
silk embroidered, new AND
stylish patterns, 600. 76c. $50,
$50. sl.35.
Children's extra quality fast
black Ribbed Cotton Hose,
double heels, soles and toes
This Is the best 100 value In
ali Richmond spe cial. 1211ac.
Richmond md agents gents for Black Black
Cat, wear-like-leather Stock Stock
ings, for boys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
New Paras'ols;;..

Made in the best manner.
OF extra quality. carefully
selected patterns. Three Three
special values, $3.50. $500,
$3.50.
Actually worth one 1 half
more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

1,GW. ltjpshur. 81 Richmond, at the Ra-
Sielxh: ~, i, Helm, and n. "A. g. Keith
81 Warrefitoh, al the Hetropo tau. and
William u, Gohqu OF ,aichtn2n "a. a. the
Metropolitan a M W. - III 5ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
.Semi-Made r obess.

End floor. s SS;sSsss
100 new ones to select from: no two
n alike. The materials are crepe de-
chine, CLEANLINESS, voiles, nets and \
linens. IN white ana colors. Prices,
y $12,GO to 3675o.
New Dress Trim nings.s
Imported novelties, o. clusively our
# own designs. Our showing this sea-
I son surpasses all OF our former best
efforts. n IN VI "
Persian trimmings. beads ana Or
nam ents. g'sg III 81 3f5S S58}sS
Silk Appliques. IN white. black ana !.
colors. Zoe, TOO. to s. yard. sS
Stationary. ~:
Two Spec Gals.
High grades pound paper, 81 new
styles and fashionable colors: y an ex.SS
cepti onal value. 1870 ID. n
Six d qualities OF H1irlbut's finest
4 pound pa per, all colors; special, 80
II Id. 35 ,l55 US Az 3SS;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
mr.. GEORGE MOST
POPULAR MEMBER
Gallant Confederate VINO Won
the Umbrella at the
Fair.


Mr.. w, w. George, the Virginia re-
preventative from Bland and smyth
county, was voted an umbrella in
the recent Confederate Fair for being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Some Silks
For Suits
At Bargain Prices.

Extra quality A1l-silk Taffe-
I tas, white grounds, with navy
OF black stripes, new and styl-5
ish, the USUAL MOO kind; spec
!. ial, 100. .s{353.
Flecked and Dotted Taffe-
tas. In all! the new, staple and:
wanted shadlngs; Just the cor
root thing for shire waist suits:
tl.oo.
Printed Foulards.
All-silk, heavy weight, new
and stylish patterns and color.
inss; extra values. 5oa TOO.
800. 500. itass3 Y
Bru sl15 Off
Black Taffeta Silks
Heavy weight. all pure silk,
guaranteed to shed dust nicely;
we are agents s1.25, S1.35, N.b0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
New White Goods.

500 ~ Nvs5FAv - - =
New patterns In Fancy Striped
4 Madras, very effective designs; spe-
& cial values. 1211zzc, 15o, 10 2-so, 1870. "
IL MeroerIzed Fancles, in new and ex-
n elusive desl gns. 25c, acc, 400, 600, 300
Mercerized Damasks, new and styl-G
/ ish patterns, 5oc. Geo. TOO s5c. #;
y Mercerized ~ Al
CheViots, i8s M
NJ HIS Oxfords.
Yoiles,
Mohairs.
Basket Weaves,
Crepe detChines, etc.
s5ss 30, $50, 800, 500. 75o, $l.o0.
46-inch French Batiste fine and
sheer, an elegant wearer; special. 25c-
&c. N
Checked Dimities.
Fine and sheer and an elegant
washer and wearer. This is much
a better than the usual 100 quality;
+ special, 1870.
I Sea Island, the ideal washing and
wearing fabric. lo1ac, 15c, 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Ks OF EASTER AND OUR ALWAYS COMPLETE STOCK is now AT


appreciated 81 Rchmond without o ms seng
better than can &c d esewhe
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-08-01

nokkru sinni a5ur;-hdn hefr aldrei veri0 ka-
Polskari en- III.
HIN dtbreyddi FIRST fri0arbo0skapinn
mccall Pj60a, sem Preyttar voru og sarPja6ar
at sifeldum 6frioi og h%0rmungum margra aida.
Hun 6tta0ist engar ognanir ne hattur, en- bar
me0 0rugggu trdartrausti ALTAR Prautirog plan
ingar. HIN futti hinum ra0lausa hei0ingja
nyjan fagna0arbo0skap ogsannfer0i hann I'M
PAD, a0 hvergi v@ri helns a0 leita nema fskj6li
hins helga kross. Hun vann hvildarlaust og
heilar Pj60ir skipu0u ser undir merki hennar.
Valid hennar og au0ur for sfvaxandi. pa t6k
hun ser sveroioi h0nd og ger0ist bratt einv0ld;
= bl60ugri har0sj6ri hefr aldrei a0 v0ldum
seti0. : En- m%annkyni0 brauzt undan hinu
ska0vana stjornarvaldi hennar, 90 nokkrar
Pj60ir hjfnuou ymsum kenningum hennarog
s0g6u skili0 vi0 hama me0 0llu; hun hlaut az
gialda svnda sinna, en- hun bntti ]ika ra6 slit
s,nam saman o. hedr PVT enn a ny auki0 sin
andlegu yfrra0.
Hin kaP6lska kirkja hefr await lati0 ser
ant UNI 40 gle0a trdarhugsj6nir mamma meo
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-08-01
Leo pafi XIII.

[ s0gu mannfelagsins skipar kaPolska
kirkjan ondvegi. Sem f6lagsheild hafr hun
fullkomnast skipulag og vf0tekast valid. Eng
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hefr fest dyfpri rntur
1 hj0rtum mannanna. Fra fyrstu 0ldum kristn-
innar fran a Pennan dag hefr kaP6lska kirk
an veri0 meginaai6 menninggarbarattu festra
k%ristinna pjo6a, al vfsu ekki frams6knar af
a0 blum jafna0i, en- eigi az sf0ur aft, sem Dor
ID hefir @gishjalm yfr andlegum hreyfngum
marggra m lj6na; aft, sem kemur fran / nyjum
myndum til nyrra starfa / hvert sim er Pa0
ver6ur einhvern sta6ar undan az lAta.
40 ytri asynd er kaP6lska kirk jan alt
8nnur MI en- hun var q mio0ldunum; hun hef-
If a0 m0rgu leyti laga0 ytri bdning sim eftjr
nyjustu tfzku; en- Hmm andlegi helgiskrd5i er
.ao mestu 6breyttur. HIN rfkir MI ekki ems
og a0ur 4 veraldlegum veldisstoli, en- hun
drotnar enn, sem fyr, yfr bel gustu til%dnninggum
mannshjartans, og liKlegt er a0 einmitt MI Sc
4 hennar valdi velfer0 Aeiri manns-salna en-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-08-01

PVT, a0 hrffa tilfnningar pc, rrl, ogg vekja lotn-
ingu mannsandans me0 hatf0legum ath0fnum
og dularfullum kenningum. HIN hefir f6str-
a6 marga heimsins Agatustu mem, sem svo
hafa helga0 henni ~lffsstarf slit. Halaroir gu6-
fre oingar og re0usk6rungar hafa dutt erindi
hennar af predikunarst6lnum; skaldin hafa
orkt fagra salma og t6nskAldin sami0 hrifandi
s0ngl0g, er vekja tilfnningar mama fyrir
helgi gu%6spj6nustunnar. Fjoldi agatra lista-
mamma hefir mala0 og h0ggvio myndir af helgg-
UNI m0nnum og atburoum, sem hafa t0frandi
ahrif a trdarhugsj6nir mannanna. Heimspek-
ingarnir hafa reynt ao laga hugsana-kerf sin
eftir kenningum kap6lsku kirkjunnar, og him
ir efagj 0rnu visindamenn bera mikla lotningu
fyrir henni, sem hefr spunni0 ~starsta Pattinn
1 0rlagaPre6i mannf6lagsins.
Mccall PETRA sem mestan patti hafa att
/ stjorn kirkjjunnar cru sumir p%afarnir. Flest-
if pafar hafa verio a6ger6arlitlir menr, og sum-
ir 6h@fr stj6rnendur, en- aftur cru nokkrir,
sem hafa veri0 mikilmenni, og 1 PETRA aokki
ver6ur Leo pAf XIII. efalaust talinn.
En- saga Leo's pafa XIII. er alveg DIX
s0gu hestra annara pafa, er merkir Pykja. 40
alatrioi0 / s0gu Aestra pafanna cru deilur PETRA
vio einhverja Pj60hofoingja, eoa baratta vio
AGRA tr1arbragoa fokka og villutrdarmenn /
kirk junni s%jalfri. Beittu Peir pa 6spart be0i
andlegum og likamlegum vopnum. DER letu
/ nafni kristninnar vega a6 6vinum sinum med
bali og brandt, e0a htskdfu0u beim meo bann-
feringu eff ekkert anna0 dug0i, en- gafu jald-
an GRID eaa t6ku neinum sattum fyr en- 6vinir
peirra h0f6u CERT fulla i6run og yfirb6t.
pegar Leo paf kom til valda atti kaP6lska
kirkjan marga 6vini, en- ham bannfar0i engan
ne baud m0nnum ut / ,~,heilagt strio'', en-
for az 0llu fri0samlega, og avann ser WRONG
og hylli ovina sinna meo viturlegum viosklft-
UNI og h6f0inglegri framkomu. Ham sendi
Rdssakeisara heilla6skir og bentl honum UNI
leid a bad. a0 eff ham vildi vernda rettindl
romversk -ka p6lskra mamma Parflandl mundu
Peir ver6a hans hollustu Pegnar, og kelsarlnn
let ser PAD az kenningu veroa. Jafnvel Bis
mark let bli0kast af hinum hogvaru or0um
hins g0fuga 0ldungs, % for til fundar vio
ham su6ur q ftaliu. Sioar var0 Vilhjalmur
keisari vinur pafans % heims6tti hann skommu
Aour en- hann do, % aestir Pj6ohofoingg ar
Nor0uralfunni baru mikla vir0ingu fyrir hon
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place-13, jeff Lee, from Pelahatchie
and Shiloh road to intersection
Brandon and Morton road, near Lo-
dabar-13 12, Lee Myers, from Raj
eigll road, and Lodabar, to Ashlay
hridge-14, Henry Bowman, from
Prince Kings school house to Dry
Creek-15, J. E. Moore, from Bush
Arbo1 to Scott county line. -16, H.
A. Patrick, from E. N. Walters place
to Monroe Partick's place-17, Me.
Ragan, from Kings lane to Pelaha-
tchie corporation Ollie Crotwell,
from Pelahatchie corporation to Mob
lin place W. W. Jenkins, from
Shiloh road to beat line near Palmer
place-20, r. S. johnson, from Pc
lahatchie corporation to 2 mile post
on Pelahatchie and Morton road
20 12, Victor Laird, from 2 mile
post on Pelahatchie and Morton road
to Scott county line--21, T. G.
Sheppard, from College Hill to Isaac
Gays place %, Jim Cox, from Col
lege Hill to Trickam bridge road
23, Jonnie Comfort, from Trickam
bridge road to old Stump bridge road
-24, W. L. Barrow, from Messengale
place to Trickam bridge road-25,
Henry Huff, from Burgess store to
Lodabar and Shiloh road-26, Ellis
Mashburn, from Morton and Pelahat-
chic road to Mashburn place on Reho-
both road-27, J. A. Harrell, from 8
mile post on Pelahatchie road to Eli
jah Jones place 81 Ia, Cab Smith,
from E. Jones place to s mile board
on Rehoboth road 80, e. G.. Stin-
gily, from Pelahatchie road near Wash
Jones place to Trickam bridge-29, B.
V. Cawthon, from Rehoboth road,
near E. Jones place to near Barron
school house-S0, Green Bowman,
from Raleigh road near Pope Sheely's,
to Shiloh road, near d. 7. Myers
placeSl Mid Mckay, from "A of a
mile south Of M'Kay place to corner
Of Kings field on Providence road
81 IL, q. L. King, from corner Of