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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
QUERIES AND ANSWERS.


QUERIES AN 4 ANSWERS FL Y \
Query, viii you&t me II the poet Tom
Moore, ever Visited e,'noild and ~ 50
5whei,s B5lS y II. %. u y. }
Answer: 1Ic visited Richmond ID fl tic
Query: viii syo,, toll mo whether the
burning of sthoFold Broad street ;rlicatfc,
,sf Hile V Gh,reil shH Is bitoceurrud or
Chrlsttflas Itvo Ms 1t 4,
b;,AnsS 81 isl ihe tsatf' va
'agS5s ns s
uhaeftha ais slwt,er Il u SeIc
nssyia sbiEif
sy ia Ralsr ths sRgIsta 'Ens
arrow OF tnIstletoea tlcso thing spring
Ing from nelt her fire. ar water,
uad god aar Bndsr was vas
restored life tho gods ~.
and goddesses, the t1fstletoe was. given;
Into the keeping of tho goddess 9 love;
Z KEY paSsffa afs
was tile emblem, not q hate, Rput 9
s9 q uery: Who served ns "a ddisot,'s model
9tst oyysrIy tafoe9fl III
g Answer: His model 4s5 said toshave been
William I3oeveyr lord Of the 4ma no r.,of
Elax1sE Psn ssntsma
herd i Ii d i,ll NF uRAIis
Answer: ,rl,e scnr1c. 'ln,pernel which (,
and closes III 7lift1e past han ruin;
Z o asasanS e sRsn re 81
AnsWcr:s origina1l pet tlon:o I prot est.
With the igniltllres ri laced circular !!
form, 80 that no name \ heads the LIST
Tho term is a. corrtlp Ion OF rond (roiund)
ed byisoverhlneilt ofleials IL lnrakinsE Their
grievances known n. 5g 81
53 query. will you mention In you r col
,mn list q the eatn q ns-
Answers. chaucer. shelton. spcnser. Jon-ii
SOM DslYcnantsD ryd en-, s llnd VOL "a to-
lt el tys
and
Query: What is tho national air ~ !. the
French Empire t y
y Paral,t la ,s ygEie po Tae
Mi ~ tti fsrs 81 Eap Dole s s
Fhe subject n Isl this o, "
~
nigh yesl or antis loNet
the fairest maid ter the f1at tile the;
count said Ito D1inois 80 thees we I'VE
5thcS aug give sto
s 8 i,er Y: l,e pcnI
name real The Y s1o1o t I;
A s'le,5e AS 4 il pen nal5,e. 10 as2 sson
81 ts lie novelist Lord Iytto
name was Rob ert fB Y LIVER Ly It ION NJ
Query mean by til Iab9res
yl Ahsne 81 EXEMPT gratia,
I, q the 81 nf Itse
t5gmi ssshta
dntus, aueln$ tiSregi s;s iste ca Gu
being translated roads Il NJ ay d uc hy-
ducatus, which be- deyoted 5 2to
n5S IS as ts
2sAnsWer.-F rof1 sa Spa j Is f1@J es,i
Karnel, who was very y suc sful ~ It's
culture. and whose; Ia tin name wa $ ea7
Klnnlns $r IS arp that once t i, \!
far nssysI all ;rha me-. 4 q these: A
ne SMrp ns halls
Tho soul fsmusic shedis l
Now ha as mute on ;ra rais walls
Is S. S'e rosy 81 thf siI' ID Ger.
And hearts that once boa thigh for praise
IN ow feel that pulse no more !, rs SSiS
No more to ohiefs "a nd 4 dies bright
e The harp q ia S we lis ~ VI.
The chord all hat brea Ks lat nig hit
III IS tale of ruin lis. 8S5S as
Thus freed ON no w so SCI dom we lses. 5si
IL NJ en- some heart ianant breaks,
TO show that still she lives,
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s.crbe men whom HON / hlYe seen ucceed
best III 8 life have diva IS beer, cheerful!
ana hopeful men, who went about. their
tnn s'' and chances Of this
mortal life like men, "a cling rough and
1fes smootG alike as i NJ ca mo - ~ ngsl les.
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Spelling by Rote.

Yhen JACK and Jill went up the hill TO get a
"a nail OF water VI Il. III,
..nd3 Jack. fell down and broke his crown IT.
. dss his lIts lasarapso mon 1,l ana m'any
,ut stuck { to her old first love, ana wed
9sis him sike she ater s, y I, l
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AL ONG FLORAL LINES.

"a Carnations are lasting and spicy bloa-
SONS Ffor@yase s. II iis}iS M
There "a new red variety OF tho usual
,lysloYely spirea. 5sltS5 l88 q sSSiits y
table decora ton. va Il 81 81 5
Dainty little growing ferns are idea in
the fern dish. 557 4 .i is
Dogwoods may be started In winter
tine from hardwood cuttings.
NeSs na lsE VII ha p s gTogtns e
ooir'l iii illi i Fpool in Bartram's Garden,
+ IN the Gilrilrd College greenhouse Ia an
anthMrlum Fantastic. ts RED, pink and
q Those who only know tho t,nde scantia
IA ia vino are. surpvl sed ut s,e trades
camilla discoIor which Us built like a plne,s
apple. only the under sides Of the leaves
arc RDlirDle. ~ ~ *
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AZ CHRISTMAS DIALOGUE.

v Dcar res ,,ss b began the II good husband
pleas lily, isn't tn ere ono thin 8yojl eanS
think OF that can buy you for Ctlrlss-
s. st w single thing, reptile the co.,-
tented wife Sswpgln g 4 to and s. fro w, hercg
wicker rock 81, nunless. perhap s, you Retaa
pair of satsunla for ts pariGr
niass fruit jar for the sid el,oa I'd, y and gsn
dcif fish-disil for that seoo.d shelf insnly
glass closet; or perhaps o. new oak secI g
tal.y for my loIlng 81 pg- ON, ant 81 te Wg
Smyrna s;i Ia rugs then YOU kno my automo.
Sbilc is SIX mont tbs old and there Isl q new
{style coming III hat otte j TO have .aor
YOU nigf give me a dozen bot ties 81 per-
patent to ,,ssa b ns
Par. fie bed rooms, and could Just M ke
new teat Tiers for my ma And Y y ON
siiknS vol, could buy me a n ew set OF
and box Or two of gloves and 2 new Il
n ''.AREu nt other than these things. loyey.a
there Is hardlyGn thing 4 can think OF tors
you to buy me for Christina n 3SS
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one halr pint each 81 B brandy. and red
ctlrpcoa ana of green qytreuse.
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glass pit q, ana at the last omen putt
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THE HISTORY OF FASHIONS.

what Infinitely More Than Wh
They SDo--The$
Attire. 4s III
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FASHIONABLE sCOLORS.s
Brown in the Lead, With Gray:
Il and Green Seconds. I

tS5 Tho horse show established tho vogue
of brown beyond Ill quest ION. Wholesale
Dealers say that brown fabrics are llnss
oais Sss1e S vii
sass Europe ares xtra0rti narllyE Slow he
EdEers iareg simpl oycrWie lmed TIL orr
great d 4 dissrimins ton
Weater Wills others fade lls distresslngy
Brown sills Is agre I, as rule.
Brown velyet On the q her hand de-
sligh sol pliables
8fa brIes good .in ana these
4 able this season a { the horrn show one
saw nntlmerable@ af tern oonf gowns I . 6
cashmere crepe de chine rap d etc and
s2ades oa aSA fash
5ipn5g appeared I'M several " brown gowns
wearing vi them a,'ffy stoles
3 Other good colorsS are green gray and
Violet: With al the tai about the fash
onableness red and l; * no 1850 tones
50 Ia rarely worn. rhey arc quite suitable,
fS 5s a,ds VA xpb tnsSy
are $obv slySn not as fas hionaDie as they
fhaye been; hey. have not gone out a to-
gietlher bHt are plainly less popu e than
ss Evening gowns &aru tly white, n al
though tho spalo tones OF maize, lnauYe.
hell pc. an d 8pa lie blue and kin were
ed ~ Il t was surprising ahowAllttle
difference there was n between day nd
evening fabr les. " elyets and 1hrondcloth
were Worn tla 81 q nd 4 eYenln while q ere
de chine wa lkiilg & go WINS We're II as COM
material worn at nj ght The difference
lay tho dor and & desl Ign; ii
Do They Scare the Japs
"A cable gram from Che foo, says General
sIl,.ropatkln8 Is tile possessor oftq,l new
twenty florse-powe err automobile, with
which he s able to ruLsi at high speed
from Ii one part to ganoth her OF the line q
twenty-five miles long, q ccordtn9 to ~
sRavor,S Z q. french, s corr espondel,t who
reached that PLACE from, ulsden, NJ. "
IRavo spent Il threar we ISuropaat;--8g
KIM who wished to Sseaur re- twenty auto
mobiles HI spec!nl y. 4 structed to carry ]
ammunition: speedily i'm ener gellcl Ele 4
will only use them In wint W hen tn y
;ATancl,uri Ian roo IDS are IN excellel 3condl
tloll. IA Z, Z. sis
\ onfhis Sfrst ttrlpSin the new automob bile.
Kuropatkin's only comment was
81 ~ have the advan tnge of General Sllaf-
ter 5s8 sfs$5 4.
II The Chinese no. regard Kuropntkln and
lids machine with superstit tous awe, be-
5lIevng the latter to be nh. atrociou sly
powerful specimen OF the fore Ign devil
W hat tho Japs think abou 4 these m NJ 4
chimes vii DO hoard later when they have n
tried them. 3 .ss Il; Ss55 y 4g
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A Happy Death.

4g' Death is dark enougll,"' says Hers
for Decelnber ", HDut TO MIS-. q llhett ~
clape IN as happy n llner as It Knows.
The actor usually losss more than the
rest Of us by old age. ,ahe really great
actress JnnausclelS had died NJ few days
earlier than Mrs, Gilbert, forgotten bys
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AN IDEAL WINTER SUIT a#S
suit llke
others down and trimmed
wood buttons
held II place
sable stole
with this iaunty costume
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rhis is spre tn . X or three weeks
before using 81 Bak l dozen large. tart
SllotSwate ter linz u pound Of sugar to dis
solve It; add two grated snutmegs Il two!
large ia blcspo fuls 8ea ii of ascl loves and
slllsrlcc andR q ri ncllS Of IN ace. DID his
toEtho app les snri 4 splt Hin d deep eartherns
dish, nd soy6r t1lenk our ono ztlal f-gallon
of apple. brand y and Qne-haf-pintsea cllaof
peach bra md va anal 81 rum and Madeira
wine Servo s entrlllig 10 en- lie Y l'
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H. On q nal z cup o. LOAF sugar sqleczo The
juice or teS1ctnons.and stir It'll smooth
Sand Until all tho 81 1gar is dissolved. id
one half pint each Of brandy and red
5cllraco and one 81 Eof green cfaytrersc.
Pour this over d big lump Of 4 Ice in q
#glass pitcher and at tho last moment put
Ina QUART Of champa giie and az q nrtS 81
ntoO1 Mr. liz.
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81 Not Drawer he who leaps the wall
e By fangry lnuslet- flashes lit ten y, "
Than 81, who stepped before them O. U, VI
Who longed to- mo SC the milton. as
Then there was 4 theG entranolng walk
homo, the parting ON the do or-step, the
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ID They Scare the Japs? g

The Chinese nov regard Kuropntkl and
lids 8macllne with superstittous awe, be-t
slIevlng the latter to be NJ. atroolou sly;
powerful specimen Of the = foreign deyi
sas What the APPS think q bout these nlst
chimes vii BIO hoard later " hen they have
tried tllcnl. la.s g35 u
The indicator., 1904-12-17
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Everbody's hat blew off FRI
day.
Policeman John Travis died at
St. Mary's hospital Thursday last.
Charles Landrige is having a
fine modern fve-room brick house
built in the 1900 block, Routt
avenue.
The high wind yesterday noon
broke large plate glass in Her
man & Shloss' store, it being
struck by a loosened awning.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Young OF 1885 Ev-
ans avenue, has returned home
from the hospital and is recover
ing from a serious sick spell.
Frank Holehan has rented one
OF the store rooms in the new Nc
| Dcrmott block on Evans avenue
and will open cigar and candy
store.
NJ. A. Kirk, popular locomo-
tive engineer at the steel works
will go to Springfield. Mo, for
the holidays and visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs. II. w. Faucet and little
daughter Lucyle, of Hutchinson,
Kansas, are spending few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Faucet,
of $50 Elm street.
X. A. Wyckoff, book-keeper for
the Warren Paving Co., left on
Thursday for Portland, Oregon
where he will continue in the
same position for the Warren Co.
Tipple the druggist in the Min
nequa block will follow his usual
custom this year of giving a bag
OF candy and nuts to each child
calling at his store on Christina,
day.
" VI oii lll' IlSW Ddiidi VI DioeN
corner Northern and Routt is
going along rapidly. Contractor
Cherry expects TO have the walls
up and the roof on by the first
OF January.
VIM. II. Eaton, street foreman
for the Warren Paving Co. who
has been i'll at St. Mary's hospi-
tai for a number of weeks, is inn
proving and will soon be able to
return to his home in Rochester
n. Y.
James w. Roger of the Royal
Drug store will gladden. the hearts
OF his young friends on Christmas
day as is his annual custom by
giving each young caller at his
store bag OF assorted candy and
nuts.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Just made. Xmas candy. Critcbers

Just made. Xmas candy. Critchers.
Toys, Dolls, Holiday candy and nuts
at Adkins. Summit and Evans.
Chickens dressed to order at the
Reliable Market, Mesa and Routt.
Holiday Toys at Adkins. Summit
and Evans.
Just made. Xmas candy. Critchers.
We have several new ranges to ex-
change for End. hand stoves. We
pay highest cash price for End hand
household goods. W. W. Jones, 4ls
Northern avenue.
A Groom house with a acres of
land, barn and chicken house for rent
cheap in Wiley and Chamberlain ad-
dition, near link Smelter. Inonire
l4l5 Abriendo avenue.
Broken Taffy l0c per lb. Critchers.
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The Knights and
Ladies of Security

Pueblo Council No. 76S, X. and
l.. of S, initiated thirty new men,
bers on Dec. 8, 1904, and have
voted upon the applications OF
about twenty-five more. One oi
our new members, Mrs. Ida J.
Miller, drew the gold emblem pin
The council met in adjourned ses-
sion last Tuesday afternoon and
will meet again next Tuesday af-
ternoon in adjourned session at
? 80 p. m. in the Dempsey-Lang-
don hall. The regular bi-monthly
meeting will be held in the |. o.
o. F. hall, corner Evans and
Mesa, Thursday evening, Dec
22, 1904. There should be about
thirty-fve candidates initiated at
that meeting. A novel feature OF
the evening will be that the Sir
Knights are the reception and
entertainment committee.
The indicator., 1904-12-17

Broken Tatfy l0c per Id. Critchers.
The Christmas photos made by the
Studio Grand are beauties. Try us.
Phone Black 2O62. Opposite Earls'
Theatre
Great closing out sale OF shoes
for men, women and children at
less than cost. c. H. Quacken-
bush, corner Northern and Routt.
!. Broken Tsffy l0c per lb. Critchers.
Toys at half price. Critchers.
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
Candies, Artificial Snow, etc, are
to be found at the Bessemer Phar-
macy.
Brush and Comb, Shaving,
Smokers, Handkerchief, Glove,
Collar and Cuff Sets of all descrip-
tons and prices are to be found
at the Bessemer Pharmacy, Cor
ncr OF Evans and Mesa avenues.
Bibles and Testiments at Critchers.
Just made. Xmas candy. Critche.s,
c. Fl. Quackenbush having sold
his grocery business will close
out his stock OF dry goods and
shoes at less than actual cost.
Call early and get some great
bargains. Northern and Routt.
Wanted:-Houses to rent. Cannot
supply the demand.
P. B. GAVIN.
IA fine line of box paper. perfumery
and fancy box candy at Adkins. Sum
nit and Evans.
Go to Adkins at Perlets old store,
summit and Evans, for holiday toys,
fancy box cigars in all sizes and
pipes.
Oysters at the Reliable Market.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
BREAKFAST BELL COFFEE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

WHEREAS. Joseph Albo did on the 18th day
49, inS L9an noi AssocstSn siaS% o. the sum OF One
bered Ten tlol In Elveii and Smiths Sub
Park, former town of Bessemer, now part
tain certificate Of stock Of the 6fteent6 series
teen. sala loan being secured by warranty
deed for the property aforesaid; and con-
tract 81, being given 70 said Albo by said Asso-
and Dollars $1,000 90 and interest, together
with all fines. dues and arrearages as should
n With % ths S x setd shsS sS
said association would convey said property
But in case of default In the payment n,
said loan. or any interest. fines or charges
accruing thereon. or either of them then
said Association might after thirty days
Albo terminate said agreement, and take
possession of said property, and sell the same
for cash, in conformity With the terms Of
q i VIZ .ss s syisws sHisss' q shs.s s.d
to pay said loan, interest Anes and charses'
Whereas, said ,Albo has dsf.ui.ed in the
and said Association has Eivsn said thirty
days personal notice and Terminated said
Nov, therefore. I. r. p. hawke. secret.,v
Of said Associstion. being dsiy authorized
the 18th day Of January, a b. iMs, ii ten
O'clock 4 2: OF said day. at ths east front
Of Pueblo. and state Of Colorndo, Iii tsys
hercinoefore deacr!1sd real estate to the
highest And best Uidder for cash, and spply
the proceed. thersof In confcrnlty With kSss
terms Of said contract aad the by-lavs ~
said Assoctaton % she payment Of said losn
and the interest, 1nes an6 charges thereon.
SECRETARY Of the Bssssusr Duil1InW To-,
Association.
Dso. II. 1set.Jsa. u, isos.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Claim Was Promptly Paid.

The beneficiary policy of the
late H. H. Ashmore. who was a
member of the Knights and La
dies OF Security, was paid very
promptly. In less than a week
from the time the proofs of the
death were sent, the money was
paid to the beneficiary Mrs. Lu-
die NJ. Ashmore.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Pacific Photo 10.

We make a special feature of group
work and children's pictures. Bust
ness has been increasing very rapidly
which is our best recommend, work
guaranteed, all the late styles of
mountings, call and see samples of
work. ll4O Evans, opposite Swartz's
drug store.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Notice.

Hoving opened Offices at Pueblo. !
wish to inform all our previou, pat
rons, also those interested in the lat
est electrical developments. that | will
be pleased to see. them at our new
offices. Rms. ! and 2 in 220 Main
st. Dr. N. Mclaughlin.
The indicator., 1904-12-17

If you are looking for bargain
this will suit you. Broom frame
house, lot 35xl25, lawn, shade and
fruit trees. Everything in good con-
dition. Price $1,000, part cash bal
ance on easy terms. This property
is within one block of the car line.
POND & Mcdowell,
1929 Evans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
New Cigar Store.

Frank Holehan, a well known ma
chlnlst at the steel works, has opened
small store at l326a Evans avenue.
He will carry cigars, tobacco, can
writing materials, etc. Mr.. Hole dv,
wishes his friends to remember han
at his new store. him
The indicator., 1904-12-17

Has been entirely overhauled, Pool
tables made as good as new, large
stock of new goods put in. Kehr and
Hopper, the new owners have been in
business 10 years at Colo. City, and
know how to conduct first class
place. 313 Northern avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-17

Go and look at this snap. Broom
house all in fine condition. This house
is arranged for two families. Good
out buildings, lot 373xl25 it. This
property is close to the works and
must be sold Price $l225, easy
terms. POND & MCDOWELL,
1929 Evans avenue.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
BREAKFAST BELL COFFEE.

Miss Edith Kendrick is assisting at
the Bessemer Dry Goods store during
the holiday rush of business.
The window display of holiday
dainties Of the Minnequa Mercantile
company has attracted considerable
attention. The whole arrangement is
most artistic
NJ. C. Leddy, Of 1912 Pine street,
who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever, is slowly improving under the
watchful care of his wife, who has
been his faithful nurse all through
the ordeal.
Broken Taffy l0c per lb. Critchers.
Holiday goods in exchange for
cash at the Bessemer Pharmacy,
Cor. Evans and Mesa avenues.
All our $3.50 shoes for $2.oo;
our $3.50 shoes for $I.5o while
they last. c. H. Quackenbush
greatest closing out sale ever Of
fered. Come early. Northern
and Routt.
At the Cor. of Evans and Mesa
Aves. you will find the best as
sortment of Kodak Card Mounts.
Ladies-be sure to get some of
those bargains in dry goods, shoes
and notions at the greatest closing
out sale ever offered in Bessemer.
c. H. Quackenbush, Northern and
Routt.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Our Christmas
Glove Certificates
Make Acceptable
Gifts.

The "Certiticate" plan is a most
convenient method in presenting
the Christmas gift when gloves
are to be given-it allows the re-
cipient the pleasure of making her
own selection.
The giver is relieved of all doubt
as to choosing the right size or
whether or not the color and style
selected will please.
The recipient calls at store-
selects her favorite glove and is
fitted at leisure, and the price mark
is absent from the certificate. We
mark the price on stub check
which is kept in department -and
referred to when recipient presents
certificate Investigate.
The indicator., 1904-12-17

Broken Taffv l0c per 10. Critchers.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
To Our Mail
Order Patrons

Our Christmas catalogue is now
ready. II you have not received
this helpful booklet, send US postal
card with you address, and you will
receive one promptly.
Ifyou have one, study 1t carefully.
1t has been arranged especially for
you, and we want you to feel as free
and confident in trading with us
thsough it, as though you were here
at the store in person.
Your order, no matter no w small,
will receive the same prompt and
careful attention as though ii was
a real large one.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Only Six More
Shopping
Days.

and then Christmas One can hard
ly realize the rapid approach of the
greatest of all delightful holidays.
We are pleased to note the multi
tudes of early Christmas shoppers
this year. Surely it is benefit to
both customer and store alike.
Early purchasers enjoy more
leisure in selecting avoid Gro wd-
ng, are a ford ed larger and better
choice and the Crews Beggs meas
ure of satisfactory store service.
The rush later will interfere with
these.
Yes-if you can do so convenient
ly, we would advise early purchas-
ing. Come early in the day, too.
The indicator., 1904-12-17

Holiday goods in exchange for
cash at the Bessemer Pharmacy,
Cor. Evans and Mesa avenues.
The indicator., 1904-12-17
Minuequa Cigar and Pool Room.

1929 Evans avenue.