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Ing its Inequalities, and, especially the

ing It's Inequalities, and, especially the
The "iSederais, sure " their prey, i'm
inedlately Butt thelr fires, preparatory
to cooking theft supper, concluding to
walt Until daylight to make the arrest,
knowing we'll with what desperate man
they had to deal.
Tho CAPTAIN, With an intuition worthy
Iof a Jackson or Forrest took In tho
situntionl IN d moment, and having Il
Yankee blue oyercoat. he donned the
same ana coming out unnotced through
cellar door, walked boldly up to q fire,
and Kicking the rails about. snid, damn
II. wouid you burn the mans house
down" and Quietly walklngito the shrub
berry, disappeared.
In the morning O cavairymans horse
was missing YOU can draw your own
conclusions what became OF It, ga
Captain Lincoln waH OF the '"bravcst OF
tho brave" and met violent death II,
Colorado years after the war, where ev-
cry chip pocket bore a HANDY thing"
David Lincoln was a first cousin OF
President sLincoln's father, and among nom;
his papers (nfter his DEATH were found
two letters from Abraham Lincoln then 4
member OF Congress-. inqulring about. his
relations In Rockingham county, Va.
Those same letters are now In the pos.
session Of the present Abraham Lincoln.
of Lacy Springs. Va, who has refused
many offers OF large sums Of money for
them NJ
The Presidents grandfather, Abraham
Lincoln, emigrnted from Rockingham Co.,
Va. with Daniel Boone. to what Is
now Washington county, KY. in ISL. and
was killed by the Indians In 1851. leaving
two sons, Nordecnl and Thomas the lat
ter tho father Of the President. Nor
decai, boy OF IA. Immediately killed the
Indian from the cabin. us he was In the
act OF scalping his father. The rifle Is
still in possession Of the family
E5a OLD VETERAN. 5
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The Dlspensary Law.

Editor Times Dispatch:
Strive had hoped that the Mann
liquor bill would have become a law be-
fore this time, but instead we are SUR
prised to see that there is an element in
the Legislature in favor of dispensary
law for Virginia.
Under such q law the town in which
the Dispensary Is located Is promisedHa
reward, the States revenues are to be In
creased and the school fund augmented,
but we look In vain for any provision Tor
the dlsconsolate wife and worse than or
phaned children, who must be the chief
sufferers from the Neffects OF such a law
we pity the town or city that expects
help from such source and will deplore
the day when bright boys and innocent
girls will be asked to attend school on
money that must deprive others Of bread
to eat. Oh! Virginia; Thou has been hon-
ored as mother Of States and statesmen.
thou hast stood In days that are past as
a beacon light to thy children. Arise in
the glory OF thine ancient renown and re-
pell the blow now aimed at thy fair
bosom
LII Virginia can afford to go into the
liquor business. increase her. revenue by
money obtained from the sale Of an In
toxicating beverage and send n portion
prevents others from attending, then We
should not be prosecuted II we share IN
the spells OF the robber.
Let us hope that the Legislature will
awake to the Importance Of this question.
Other States are downing the saloon. The
Tennessee Legislature has Just passed a
law that Is expected to do much to lessen
drunkenness. North Carolina Is getting
ready to Join in the anthem OF Temper
ance Reform. Why should Virginia hest
tate? Give us local option, or better stu,
absolute prohibition.
Let the Legislature remember SCUM
Carolina and see that Virginia is not TILL
manized. o,,r,nn,,,
stone Mountain. Va. March s.
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TRAFFIC IN GIRLS
TO BE i|: BROKEN 3 'l.||; \ UP UP
Deplorable State of Affairs
Revealed In Seattle.
Washington.
nv Associated press,>

~ IN 5ftTt (By Associated Press.J 7E ~ IN On
~ sEATrtt1. WASH. March 12.-1nvestl.
CATION on the part Of the customs officers
into the slave traffic In young girls
brought from Japan Into tho United
States and sold to mon who fartn them
out for immoral purposes, has revealed
d dgplorable state OF affairs, and to q
much greater extent than was ever be-
fore anticipated. The Japanese consuls
OF Seattle, Vancouver, and other cities In
this district, will lend their aid In break
Ing up the business and their influence to
have every person reported for connec-
tlon with tho traffic punished on their
arrival In Japan. Assurances have been
given that the Japanese government
would be disposed to take the matter up
and enforce the laws, which provide! 1.
severe punishment for such acts. RI S /
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Receiver Named,

WORTHWHILE IND. March l2.-In
the case Of Thomas Hgham against the
South Georgia Cattle Company, brought
here from Marion county. Judge Neal
to-day appointed the Wainwright Trust
Company receiver. The plaintiff charges
that he bought land of the company in
Georgia, tho price being $4,000. paying
$500 and giving mortgage and notes for
the rest, He charges that the company
could not give a clear title and Higham
sued to recover the money Tho company
10 capitalized at one million dollars.
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jackson Harwood.
I, IN M M E N !! } r
.pI:,r.IC.EC.Co,;n1,w..;a;,x...

To the Board Of Directors. western
State Hospital II 35 rs!
It becomes my sad duty to announce
officially the death OF DR.. O. G. Conway
who for twelve years has been q mem
Der OF the Board OF Directors OF the Y
Western State Hospital, ss WIZ
K In his death this institution loses a de-
voted friend and the board q wise coun-S
selor. & III. 3tsS{5 a
Dr.. Conway brought to the discharge
OF his duties rare gifts Of mind and \
heart and proved himself an ideal dtrec;4
tor. In the case OF a character so we'll
rounded, one Is 4 a lmostN at o loss to spe-S
city those distinctive traits which rem
dered that faithful service so accepta-8
BILE to the State. III III Il 81
5{ First and foremost was his earnest
ness OF purpose In all these years n
very rarely did he miss a fmeeting lof5
tho board, and frequently he attended
when the $state0of his health or other
considerations OF self-interest I might
have suggested a reason for absence.
4 Thoroughness characterized his ON -5s
cial5 work at every turn nstincttweiya
he seemed to take the right view OF /
fair in his fjudgme OF men and things
His decision, once carefully made, was 8
unswervingly adhered to. M He always &
showed Difference to the opinion 81 e. 4
others while duly respecting his own 81;
but his dlffdence was never permitted
to display itself to the prejudice Of
courage when the situation called fol =
decisive action. IN s.
To his associates. to the Ulcers of thu
hospital, to It's employees. and to the
patients with whom he came In contact
he was endeared by his kind and court.
ly ways. 3s 81 a taaj
No man over possessed q nicer sense ol u
the conventional fitness OF things and
used that sonse to a greater dvantag& (
In his dealings with his fellowmen every-
where.
Tho gentleman has been df1ned as ''tht
man who Is master of himself. who res n
spects himself and makes others resped n
him." $3 n
It seems to us that our late associate
and friend, DR.. Conway, was the emt q
bodiment OF this definition, and in that
one word may be found the keynots&
OF his character.
He was an accomplished physician and
much beloved among those to whom he 4
Em!nistered He was a gallant Confe6 "
crate. doing his duty as a private soldier, II
and was with that heroic band who y
made the charge ut Gettysburg during
tho civil war. 6.,455 4 $
N therefore respectfully suggest that
this Board OF Directors put on record
suitable resolutions bearing tribute to
the memory OF DR., c.. G, Conway. S
BENZ. BI4ACKTORD,
Superintendent.
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STEADY FALL OF RAIN
DAMAGING NEW WORK
(By Associated Press.l

q VICKsBURG, MISS. March eds
queting reports come from Issaquena
and Coahomn counties tonight. where
there are said to be many weak places
In the levees. At these danger points
large forces OF men and great quantities
OF materials are concentrated and siren
uous efforts are being made to hold the
1earthworks. The most d!squieting fea-
ture of tho situation to-day has been
steady fall OF rain. which is playing
havoc with the new work. Should a new
break occur the thousands Of acres OF
rich land would be Inundated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
.AMES DETERMINES
TO STAND TRIAL
Agrees to Go Back to Min
neapolls. OF Which City He
Was Once Mayor.
t(Dy Associated Press

Z hfANCHDsTER, N. H.. March B,-Al-
bert NJ, Ames former Mayor Of Minne-
,apolis. and fugitive from Justice, contrary
to the advice Of his physician and. It is
believed here, without the knowledge OF
his counsel, decided this afternoon to re-
turn to Minneapolis and stand trial He
viii leave Saturday morning, He5wil! be
accompanied by Mrs. Ames and their
child, His decision 10 return was yolun-
until his wife's relatives had come for
ward With spgetles enough for ~ lssil
rs ~, 00QQI Isl {s15 IA 81
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BUILD CONFERENCE.-THE
\ lDy Assoclatai Press.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, March IA
corps Of engineers is now making a sur
yey for line for the Pennsylvania Rail-
opposite side Of ELK River from that ira
yersed by the Charleston, Glendcnnin and
sutton, road, The, new line win connect
with the ,Chesapenke and Ohio and divide
the Charleston, Cilendennin and Sutton.
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Fifteen Deaths.
(Ry AssoclatalI press,s /,

" OI4EAN, m. y, March l2-Walter Jack /.
SON.. one Of those injured In tho explo-
sion of the tank cars here Monday nisit,
Is dead, This brings tho total deaths
from the accident to fifteen. richard
kcDonnell, another Victim. VII die, The
other injured persons psobaR ly! Ewlll re-
cover, N "a N 81 81
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APPEAL FOR PROTECTION
Cigar Makers Union AskAuthorities to
@i7 5 Protect Their Members.
orr Assoc1n ted prea.Ak n.

CHICAGO. March 12.-Rresident Pep
kins, OF tho Cigar Makers. Interna-
ttional Union, has sent an appeal to
President Roosevelt Acknowledgement
Knox. Governor Jennings, OF Florida,
and the Chief Of Police OF Tampa. Fla. Z,
asking the protection OF the National
Government and the State and local au..
thoritics In Florida in behalf OF James
Wood, organizer Of the. Cigar Makers,
and several members Of the Tampa
Union. who have received letters III OF
warning to leave Tampa orrbe killed. "A
little more than year ago fifteen men,
bers OF Il cigar makers union in
Tampa were kidnapped and sent to some
island in the Gulf OF Mexico.
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MARION HARLAND'SiREcIPEs

Filling for Mocha or. Coffee Layer Cake
Heat cup OF milk and stir into It a
tablespoon Of cornstarch wet with cold
milk, and stir over the fire until 1t be-
gins to thlcken. Poor gradually beating
steadily, upon three eggs beaten with a
half cup OF sugar. then return to the
fire and stir until thick Remove from
the fire and add a half cup OF very
strong hot coffee. and set aside to cool
before spreading on the cake layers.
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Transfer Of Superintendent.
(By Associated Press.

1. .-- lby Assocllted PFess,l q
4 AAsssH Sill N, G., March la,-It is
authorltatiYely learned to-nlght that SUI
perlntendent Loyal. OF the Asheyille dlvl-
sion Of the Southern will be transferred
to Knoxville division, and that superln-
tendent Frank Ramseur, Of the Eastern
division. will come to Asheyille, The
change Will become effective on the 18th
instant. :, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
MAJ. RANDOLPH IN EXTREMlS
Taken suddenly Worse Yesterday and

Taken Suddenly Worse Yesterday and
Not Expected to Survive the Day. I.
The illness of Major Norman ". Ran
dolph took sudden turn for the worse
yesterday and at an early hour this
morning 1t was stated that he could not
live more than few hours at the out
side Members OF his family spent the
night at the bedside. and the end 10 mo-
mentarily expected. & 5Sf
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Two Were Drowned.
fBr Associated PresB,)

s ,saAN1oK1N. PA. March 12.-While
tapping water from mine chamber at
Sterling colllery to-day Alfred Daniels.
former chief OF the local fire department.
and William Krickbraum were drowned
at Cameron colliery. @ G
Benjamin Bower was killed and three
others injured by rush Of coal into the
bin, while John Hulick met death by
falling coal at Hickory Ridge.
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STEAMER WITH. STORES
SINKSsIN RED I,iVER
nv Authenticated Pre.ss.)

SHREVEPORT. La. March 12.-The
stern-wheel boat Barlow, Captain will WILL
liam Maikel. struck a snap in Red Iliv-
ier six miles above Shreveport to-day and
sunk In seven feet OF water. She carried
a full cargo OF provisions for plantations
along the upper Red River. Her crew
of five men arc said to have escaped. The
accident occurred opposite Colquitt's
Landing, which cannot be reached by
telegraph or telephone.
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Col Wilbur r. jackson Dead.

(Bv Associated Presa.)
BALTIMORE, March 12,-Colonel VIII
bur II. jackson. a we'll known capitalist
and lumber merchant, and unit! recent.
" president OF the Continental National
Bank, died to-day after a prolonged III
ness from eryslpelas. Colonel Jackson
was a brother OF former. Governor Eihu
s. Jackson. and the present Maryland
representative In Congress, William II.
Jackson,
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viii be Sentenced to Death.
INV Associated Press,>

Lake CHARLES, La, March 12.-The
second trial Of A. z. Batson, charged
with the murder OF seven members OF
the Earl family. near Welsh. La, was
concluded here this evening, the jury
finding the accused guilty as charged.
Batson took the verdict quietly tor a
second time he will be sentenced to
dea h tfsG4tssi le54 tal,f-f s5i5 stst,ffs t
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Nj. Jones Much improved.

MIR. W.. G.. Jones principal Of Madison
Wednesday, while at school, wes better
yesterday and out OF danger Ills ,physi-
clam DR.. William R. Jones, said that he
at his du lies In a few days. The well
known principal boards at No. 407 West
Frank III 49, "A 80
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Automobile Race.
nv Asaociofed presRN

LONDON. March 12.-In a motor bicy-
Gle race at the suburb OF Cannington this
afternoon, for 5000. Fournier, the Trench
automobilst, beat Charles B. Arden, of
England. In three straight mile heats
The times were: With flying start, ia
SO and 11s 10: with starting start, lib
s-5 The attendance numbered 1000 per-
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DO this twice. rinse with clean, tepid
water and dry with a soft linen cloth

n m
I have a palr OF very fine. whito UNI
dressed kid gloves, which were APPARENTLY
ruined ut the first wearing from holding
printed programme in my hands. SeV-
}eral OF the letters and the figures are
very plainly marked on the KID Can
you tell me Of anything ! might use To-
bleach the coorlng matter without spoil
Ing tho gloves? X. r. G.
Get piece. Of very nno emery paper
and rub the soiled place very carefully
3witilslt. Should this not remove all the
marks, paint them with peroxide OF hy-
6drogen. b Undressod KID can be success
fully treated with emery paper.
1.When young lady is going 10 be
mrrled should she have her linen mark
cd With her own Initials? 81
Q. Can you or one OF your large family
tell me how to take the scales OF the
back OF mother-of-p shell 80 that
the back will be Same as the front?
E f4 b. A.
Is i. with her own initials. !,
Fl 2. Referred III
Can you please tell me what will take
kerosene out OF n gray wooden skirt7
/ have done nothing to It as yet. II you
can shall be very grateful N. NJ. II. III
Cover on botl, sides With powdered
French chalk. or with powdered Fuller's
earth. Leave 1t on all night. Next day
cover the powder with a piece OF clean
blottng paper and press with warm
iron 5e 5a .s[liz
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Soft Soap.

Mix ten pounds of grease with six
pounds OF washing soda and eight gall
Ions OF hot water, Let II stand until the
grease Is all eaten up or absorbed. Stir
twice day. II too thick, add water. ii
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DEATHS.

WfhLIANr BARKbR, In the seventy
tltth year Of his age. ".
Hs tSno: W. fass R'nfes ffe%
tP. NJ. TO-DAY. Friends and relatives
invited to attend. 3sj
p 2yENTrS5p,sd March Sssaa II aso2 aea,
Far Oaks, Va, L 3. de QUENTIN, +
aged forty-nine years, n,,Y,e
r1 SSRsga +! 9RTsoSSS
55 Norfolk papers please coy,
kAHL-pied. March 18th, at 9 a. M az
M snF F GATfGhi III RAIL relic.
Frank Kahl. In the seyenty-th!rd year year
K OF her age /, :, ,,,,,
DAY. ~, i Match 11lth. At O'clock. from
her late residence. Friends and ac-
alalntances invited to attend,
M East Main Street. ti 81 Wednesday ' eyening.
at ll.l6 o'clock, Mrs. EIENORAz NOES
a IA asT IF sse years. ONE @eaS
IF Funer neral 4 from bethlehem evangelical!
d hshs sss.s cfHlfR fsSasF FISH sGa
g. eclecR e' Psnas FG a1,s ads'' 70 Attend
= courthouse, March iis, 1908, at s FL M
Mr., ELIJAH #. RICHARDSON, young
est son Of Mrs. w, G, Richardson, aged 4
Funeral SATURDAY at p. NJ. from
Venabla- Street Baptist Church. E'rtend9
+ and aGqua!ntances respectfully lnylted
to attend,
at the residence OF hel
son-in-law, Sergeant John Hall,
ANNE BLuFoRD ROACH, In the ssyt \
erty-frst year of her faFA
Funeral notica latsys ,S.
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Biz REWARD oFF.E!REE:,D
Nineteen Thousand Dollars for Appre'
henson Of Murderer.

e ii35a (By Associated Press.
HARTFORD. CONN, March IA res
olution approprlating 10000 for the ap'
ipreherlsion OF the murderer OF Policeman
.Mendelsohn. Of Waterbury. who was Killed
Sunday night In an attack on a trolley
car, was adopted by the Legislature to-
day President Young. Of the Connecticut
Street Railway and Lighting Company
announced at Waterbury to-day that the
company would pay 5000 for information
leading to the conviction OF the murderer.
Tho rewards now amount%to 319, O0O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
Outlets Object.

These are cut from the end OF the tel17
dcrloin. Trim them carefully; then
broil; sprinkle With salt and pepper and
rub with butter and a few drops OF onion
juice.
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Messrs. H. E.. McWane. A. N. Peyton.
!Luoian Cooke, r. 8. Terry, r. D. Ap-
person, Il w. NJ. Lille. and Martin p.
Burks. Il N
The active pall-bcarers were Messrs.
NJ c. Manson, Jr., John L. Lee. VIII
liam King, Jr.. g. II. wilkins. Fl. st.
George Tucker and r. 8. Kirkpatrick. 84
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Mrs. Amos Sullivan.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
iaFRHDER1CK9BURG VA, March r.
Mrs. Amos Sullivan died last night Z, \
brief illness, aged tthirty-eiEht years. sha 4
Is survived By her husband and eleven
children. IA lfil &; "a n Z ,s 81
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! w, n. Read.

Special to The Times. pisp atch. )
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 12--WIi
#. Read, forwarding agent for sewers
large western firms. died unexpectedly
tllis afternoon at his home Of apoplexJ
In his forty-seventh year. Mrs. Read
found the body Of her husband on . wood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13

| funeral will take place. from Liise Bap
fist Church Saturday morning at 10,
o'clock Interment will DO Made In thu
cemetery at this place, i9 "a wa - ISL A 89IE
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Mrs. tTho,umra. 8. MilIer-.,'

a. Especial to Tho Times .Disp tch. Ss5
III LURAY "a, March Mrs. ThomaA
F, Miller died at the home OF her h,ls.
band on Dry Run. four miles east OF
5Luray. last night. She was about httyS
years OF age and had been In delicate
health number Of years.
jackson HARDWOOD.
~ s8a@3 Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
YORKTOWN, VA, March al Jackson
Harwood. a well known citizen OF famed;
City county, died few days ago at his
home, near Grove, and was buried at the
old family burying ground on the estate i
OF Mrs. NJ. b. Custis. near Lee Hall.
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Mrs. Ammyen Starkey,.

SALEM, VA, March 12.--Mrs. Ammen
starkey died last night shortly before
midnight ut tho home Of her step
long Illness. She Is survived by her hus-
band and four daughters Tho funeral
Will take place tomorrow afternoon
from tho Lutheran Church, and the In
terment will be made In East Illll Gene
torY. 4t0b ~ lftG.46i wa giQ= TN fl6Ef
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Mrs, Catherine q. GROWN
<c t.,fA un,o j. nv n,cs nlpnntc

1,nr,SBsURu, VA. March 12,-NIrs,
Catherine 3. Brown. Of Middleburg,
widow Of the late p, c. Brown, ESQ,
died at her home wednesday night ut 10
O'Clock OF general debility, aged 81 years
She "a survived by two children Mr.. u
g. Drown and Mrs, 8. r. Fredd. OF Mid
dleburg, Va i2 IA ".
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Mrs. Mary Callahan.

Especial to The Times, Dispstchl
FREDERIcKs BURG, VA March l2.--
Mrs. MnrvT Callahan died yesterday at
her home near Brooke In Stafford
county, Of pneumonia. aged seyenty-tlye
years. sha Ii survived by hye children,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cleveland,
sWILMl NOTION, VA, March 12.--Mrs.
Elizabeth Cleveland. seyenty-slx years
old. who has been in feeble health for
some time. died at II o'cloek this morn-
Ing at her home. near Palmyra, The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13

1E.-1 lHpecIal to The TlMes-DISpatch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA, March l2,-Miss
Susan Logan. youngest daughter OF Com
Attorney and Mrs, w, w.
Logan was buried here this afternoon,
having died after q short illness on lues-
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A. W.,Utterback,.

me-" fsnecInl to The Times, DIspatch,) " z
WASHINGTON, VA, March l2,-A.
w, Utterback one OF the Oldest citizens
tof Rappahannock county, died this
morning at Flint Hill. He had gone to
FLINT Hill to Visit his friend, Mr.. ].
%. Sutphin. The deceased was for a
number Of years the county surveyor.
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Especial to The Times. D!spateh)
BRISTOL, VA, March 12.-Mrs. N. J.
Reynolds, mother OF Major A. p. Rey-
nolds OF Bristol, died at her home at
Winston, N, O. on last Saturday night
al the ago Of eighty seven. The deceased
Formerly resided In Bristol. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13

5aaWlll you please tell me how to set"
the color in black wooden underwear? l
have tried In soaking In strong salt and
water. A SUBSCRIBER.
Put two tablespoonful Of beef gall
into gallon Of warm water mot hoD;
lay; the WOODEN garment In 1t and leave
until quite cold. Squeeze and shake
without wringing, and dry in the shade.
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/. with her own initials.
2. Referred!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-27

1851 SO s65e1 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-27

The Elko school trustees will ask
the Legislature for authority to is
sue bonds in the SUN of of $4,000
to be used in building and equip
ping another school house
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-27

Grant Cordrey, Secretary Of Rent
ers' Lean and Trust company, do sol
EMMY swear that every statement,
matter and thing contained in the
foregoing report is true to the best of
their '->owledge and belief.
G. NJ. PERINE,
GRANT CORDREY.
Subscribed and sworn to
before me, this 10th day
Seal Of January, 1903.
JOHN ]. QUINN.
Notary F olic in and for the County
and Cty Of San Francisco, State
e California.