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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24
Church Notice.

On Sunday religious services will
be conducted as follows: Preaching
services at II a. IN. and 7 p. M. Sun
day school Immediately after morn
ing services. Prayer meeting
Thursday evenings, to commence at
7 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend these meetings.
Plummer School House:-Preach-
ing by pastor the first Sunday of
each month to commence at 2:3o
o'clock.
Barrett School House:-Preaching
qy pastor the third Sunday of each
month to commence at 2:3o o'clock.
THos. H. NICHOLAS. PASTOR.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24

SOME two years ago, says the
Irish World, in a conversation in
Emery Freer's store at Esopus
about wages, Judge Parker made
the following statement:
II think that a dollar a day is
enough for any man, provided
that the work is steady. Any
man can live On that, and that is
all unskilled labor IS worth. l am
sorry | have to pay more than
that, and wouldn't if we had a
better supply of labor hereabouts, "
The World wants to know if
Judge Parker is still of the same
way of thinking.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24

Mr.. BRYAN in his speech of &C
ceptance four years ago said:
"Some argue that American rule
in the Philippine Islands will re-
suit in the better education of the
Filipinos. Be not deceived If
we expect to maintain colonial
policy we shall not find it to our
advantage to educate the people"
Each year has seen an increased
attendance of the public schools,
and last year the attendance was
forty per cent. greater than that
of the previous year. Facts some
times play the mischief with pre-
dictions.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24

AS A couple of instances of how
things are shaping themselves po-
litically in Elko county, the Elko
Free Press, under the able man
agement of Geo. B. Russell, has
changed from weekly to daily
publication; the Tuscarora Times
Review has left the Democratic
ranks and is supporting Roosevelt
and the Republican State ticket,
and constitutional" Bob Skaggs,
ex-Democratic State Senator, has
declared himself for Roosevelt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24
Registration Notice.

for the General Election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1904,
VIZ. November s, 1904, are now open at the office
of the Registry Agent Cor Plummer Precinct,
Lyon County, State of Nevada, and will remain
open daily on all legal days from o'clock a. m.
to O'Clock p. IN, until october TO- 1904, and from
October 10, 1904, to October 90 1904 from O'Clock
p. IN. to O'Clock p. m. in addition to the hours
heretofore mentioned, at which time the Registry
Books for the said Plummer Precinct will close at
O'Clock p, IN.
Naturaiized citizens will be required to present
their naturalization papers for inspection at the
time they appear and request their names to be
registered.
NORRIS PURSEL.,
Registry Agent for Plummer Precinct,
Lyon County Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Candidates announcements will be published
under this heading from the time of insertion to
date of election for TEN DOLLARS, payable in
variably in advance.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24

AND now it is said that a boom
has been started for Hearst for
Governor of the State of New
York. If Hearst must have some
kind of a job we would suggest
that Teddy depose the Sultan of
Sulu and turn Willie loose in the
harem. 1t would fit him better
than anything we can think of.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24

THE Republicans have never
found it necessary to follow the
Democratic plan of issuing expur-
gated editions of their platform
declarations to meet the tastes OF
warning factions in different sec
tons of the country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24
BuCkIen's ArniCa Salye.

Has world wide fame for marvel
Gus cures. 1t surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
cuts, corns, burns, boils sores, tel
ons, ulcers, letter, salt rheum, fever
sores, chapped hands, SKIN eruptions,
infallible for piles. Cure guaran-
teed. Only use. at Mason Valley
Drug Store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-09-24

WHEN a Democratic orator de-
clares that the gold standard is ir-
revocably fixed ask him for a list
of Democratic Congressman who
voted to fix it.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
yarn Ill rcrtdulicn.

YIN littr fsb,gay 1891. wtgoc lf
meme al 0ty %iI 9'ly.ts. a N,,i.,n
luoII1 pon g&tfp5ata nca. oY
R'tlBtown &olo g,came tarm i,m
%trtlR' duslebtr. Tic Tarm tn.sl!t
$50 @Ittr, wcpor 100 @tsr N~ttDw-
.luo rnO ~ 2ltty 0ot.aAo micr
Nu.iJr mo. C-benidl,s cntn lll.
gr'' pon 50 2l;,ru. 3uUi 1:ls*
SSoln11l% MI , 3inmtr mn Nag.
In ttlitH, mo / Simmer H Nlae
I'LL zen Stoiweyt St,. 30xlo
ntoli lnocrCu t5ebdulj1teitf1 DIE n..,
III 9utem 3ultanoe inn. a.ne 6li,er.
l't am 9luit; tln, CgtIc gim SaQ,
iIno tine Luta. I'M Ec-lyc". g,n.
ltbNte m;roen i4ou p.t gtuannttn
Satum cntaelen3eucwWtu.
Fem Rlu'gy Diro 5sleacabcit c..
boita EN- 2rlileI o., Suame crlen
3m''n, ou' Der 6a.m ittpea NJ la,icn.
(ty %tytlui u'ro am ob.naeuann.
ten lost N 99trpballa rdtlilnotn.
0Gymlm %uete.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
Snrdtbare SraHofataitrOpbc.
taa sao ean,r t5rfhaftptkril nrr
5tnat paitimorr lirst in grimm
meru nno Afbe.

Ias erobe 6euer brad am SOm=
tag mOrseu I'M 10 llby aus unO erf
natoem So YlOt tli0 Attrl abge-
brunnt yaren wuros es tnolIlD am
piontag eibcno d llhr inter 6Ontrols
Qcsratt. 9Sis man annimmt, iOl btr
Sdaosn lib Gui lIbsr bunoert gilllin-
nsn laler bsIaufsn. 6IInljiQtau'
leno Manner, drausn unO Sinoer
ltno Cboatlos 9eporosn. vi, be-
ridtt miro, iOll nur sin Neutrm1Ir=
mann 9.tootst unO silua 81 lsibt Der.
leBt luoroen i,in. prumlnsnle Bur
ger trenM 9lnltalien ben yiOihleiosn.
ben su 9Elle au inmm.n. g9,un eb1n
mOalla mil man iid islblt bslitn, OBJ
iSon Slllie pcn Oislen Selten angelo.
ten tuuroe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
Aufr Snera asf st. 5oa:o.
Sos. .. Susat.

* AusCH A4tg lptrosa uaD.sn0
90 Sa9Iss 1904 duf St. SJu.s ae=
a4iti lsta. SeoeJ UAn'at ats 1lier
3dho ete gtsaigttlien Der oroBita
<seI.luslie.Iuas Dix lemdls Ole 9st.t
8t'slen lat 81 sIlalten. Dir Iatheu
o1atr unlers selsr lUr Die aroB,e Il.
Soui's1 o.,tunJ ju aUounlrsu-slHe
3,ltads oIs ttuig lltes Ulei.tsl ODE,
4t0disA la sdnien 9rslien anst.enn,
uao Dix erlien 6dnaes lttht inter beu
sJoBiti 5sltunqeu Der gSClt. g5pa.
@'t dHf o'n SoaIs Wloee Semo.
1Tat .IlI1 eE4aIteFtas 9ieaia,eltsn ogg
notwithstanding, dl.ss !.ue ubsr ple
y'lileaa. >sa4rtl1t uuo aus &,lts
.0.Asst,.a q. sIa,.a yeeli. Ssltt
"Hjt,s, - dalsrtr olgae olsltr aus.
sa.t.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
portl,-O -Oubbert.

5n Der St. 3cisp9s aiyt. ~ Wlr,
ilusburq uurosu ssiteTn 9ur Senrg
Qorib II. uno Grl. Sljjie 2ubberi ebs.
,t psrbuneen. 81: 9otjst ST De-.
Htn aud Di,Ie 4jeilse 2insthorl9s uub
Trguuoe css :tr1u,g11rg5 tiugst1csu
ulrtn. uuroe lm IGuiS t,r lslieyu oty
Syaui eey Jaml.n 3ol,ob 1uUb:rt
gs'tisy;. las nsuctgma1Ii. 4aar
rlro nat lbr,r Aut,.lg glsy5tr an
i5y,t an oer e. I1omls s.,g'ntu
"lrm uobnsn
Bonn rsg'.n uuu'-; ecs sgo,.st.1:;~ SUD
<ls -ls. .s5.GstEuc =. Sss.a-,,,t,
las 14' o.& <s5srs2'log H. .s,1 -e.u
~ ss
Uro -r.s 5.l4 t.,n &..:-sr :-u5.r mcs..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11

gen, dlItlH iebalO Die lt4y pom 3aur.
he 81 Hbcosr Die NAbe Der ojerittr
Nunoe oliun0ete, 0as yaub dui osi
SdIImcl rdal,ht,, cin Sais on M.
0'r6'IlGp'tc, adbm iA lsotsml! 9is,r
ais.
Go1 mas iit-ie6, lib ooh nj,
Nsin Sooe Die Dtou.o peyldEt, ia 10.
re loAdr, lple er mir III Der Spraas
ot9 ySluis" leIbh Die 94orir iuruit.
nQuoaSque tandem abutere, pa.
tientia med2" g9ic ldals Npl
W.ll'i ol melne BeouIo mibbyduttn ,
III oot ImNer n0l niat mcint Sraat
0taaiiuortet: ~ g4O IT Der leutobutatr
l&al0R"
Ter leutobIrser 99dlo. mCiu li.tty
9trr Sooe, 1T nat ruAliiben nit,
'tItisldrel5era uno ipat,ren oeutib,u
e'ltlntsroritern bort. 100 oua l,ur-
8e Setmoio" al DER Sippc lpoa oeH
6omttn-id est Der 6luB ,Suppm
9'n1nni) no b,ltuoel. g9ic Varu.
am n0s 5a1r u. J. -" nit 3 tom,.
'den StJloneA (l5U0O Guslolodtel II
Rtlier IL biz 4tllte oi,its gNclsts az.
'ett, p.oPIl1 dllf s,ese oHrb Slun.
lilnms tno nleoerBcbdusne eaums
2.stttt il7o, il glelder 3,t Dol a4sa
~itea ppn oCn Neuil1tn W,icr Nup=
,Iil3 Ntrm0nns angl9rlnen uno ana
"elIiG8tgtm &dmsfe uoi,llanoll utt=
o.1lst lpJroe, ~ 9trya Sooe Dctaant.
SdrHs ltlrjte ll1. ais II glll,s utr!y.
i'H ldQ, au@ &tGyutI'.mg IN lem Il.
4tugs @tmeyL gIs i 5aat ns.tag.
or roWut; Stsyfa.yty Dsyman.,as
o!Ilt 0t1sao 9,tat. .lS,l o,e Cttelg.
OK 8efdAcNen Rlcsty jtyltttut uno IN
Iduf,n NON aur Dem &0ou. gtaa=
llm olflt.peA btsya1,l gotr U,ytyanut.
'o.o.g;t G,rmlAltus lslu, 9ye4gr aaf.
,,H 400 llr,r Hunsraagu I'll ratal.
-5s.dt ty DIX uno ol t.mse Soytat,-
!, tytdH5. ray u oo9 gar b.lo IL.
l'Vulstl 'l.g uo,y 0sn 29tm juuit;a=
,I.9tl. !tdb RAo naa slbeu Die ao.
H'tr oh troaerUus Geutitldnos aui
dAo 1btr.CB.A {. ~ l,l1t.
4trMlun. Der oura lem. S,rsolam- T
tete@ Dtrlilaoen Gngelt unier Die T
osailtsn Silmas 81 bylulm mo IL I
Sldisu lWulporntu. NUT l.s osr u.
'ttltr Ngat1Iln0s pom r0mna;n 10.
1t tsiIai!sl lusroeu. erli, ndaotm
or oeun1sH SIaol pom .,uea unity
2li'.r >Sil9s.m !. ptyslaJgi, tbrte man !
oas NnoeIt,u SerMauEs oura Ole W
elnes nailona.el Sea,mals. /
10 Uno mann oaneIbs srrl1tti a,.
olgl~' U,Tot ~ lpdt,g tlAmal ;uraa- 7
,onmsH.
,Sos. y. Sugie.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
Scner i'll GiraaO Gbaili, 81.

,}n 8rano 14ajH Sa. lpuroe IN oer
gld1t pOn 9ienltag ltgtsr 29OA, ,In
9anier glof aus lGul,r Geitcitsbdu.
l,rn btlt.beno oura 6euer ;trltort.
3arllnter bsiano no au1 oas Usbau.
ps mOrin Ssrr 5beo. 1iepenbrod,
Sruosr Imleres bobw. flarr,rs lem
gSaarsalagtr, bate. "a gerli1erun9
ocn gt0Blen Abel otr g9aar, ostle,
bsIault la @SrlR 3lspsHbrqd wlrtll-
der GrIllt 0ul ,tul s120Q W.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11

g9ir p,rotn natii,ns nit ener
9rofsn &uslpalI Der itonlieU 4ug-
msareu lule
Bite, Grilnmlugs Il. /. 10.
in 2e,lipaaIia i,iu sue sroB,r, 2lus.
wlt wuo not HismaIs III NetpDaill
uors IuEoen luorosn isin.
9yanp nir ocrt iein merosn luuo
in ultiier Summer oss ygoltsU.ltts
betoant s.g,btn usteea.
lEr=. j. ". Ttba9eu / loCdlttr.
Nuainers II. 1rtNmatsrs.
@aibluglon, Vip.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
AOelytOWu.

Nm Salaiil5 uglos on g.;I.os5.nf
JTla SstmaHg SJs5tut 81. t.lyas
Ben. cc.u. ysig, So. Eon..H,
ocl Gtrg5a.i1 sW,; q: Sit..nW.n..
da'., pot1. C.,r t'1gp;r II INNER
uc1 .r@g'l-.
I;;g :. 8iiait s.osa't 5a.o ian
l-us 81 G1np5s-: -;1.iol 81 tt;l:s
-su.
Grlni 5tlc1;i 2n -ila, f.lls
l-i %. grsls.
Rc..siora .s,cUu; ist cim =
J-r. @. >oi Uoat.C tc1urlacn INC
yglB S1a.sail, ..t oss TlsrsH
l5t.rslu.n huo brir8i - glat.r
81. 'T-1, ~ d. Sitrs'.ss:g NIT.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
,HiIfrrinTec ufdl.

9itt .rtt f.a,. Wo 0A533asa. Die
2.ao,E 'ru1 UNo y,Vg. >@91.y or
tlutr'dtco Sjt. oU d. n.5s.t non
et'maaGli. 8,5ylut, !. R,a3s
!'tw Sl't f,as /; so t,aa,,,a. Guth
HuI9tn guillt5 >ty trt,.a Cyfa.,. gt.
pIr'M Ne suit &tyoauuul uao uey.
sinotra &ty'tag'url. &aiaa, II,
giar Pc btI y o,.;,Mg0ty, g9.t9ba.
IL ano :. i. Sasa II. Sous. Il
Sa,mas Eao Si. e,llabela.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
Oflal,emd ,fdrmen.

3a babe tini3s ads3tiA5.. flynea
II Cui9na'd III Ispr bla.3. Rr.:l.n
~ perIou'.n. 9ltW,u,.tn aano.rt
AldItuI tlnu.n iJn5, Ssuts aur enc
0etm1iq lrauo;l. SlnOtaupra be-.
1T ol!', ee5.ro 3aali,a. 0isie1guat.t
ST ooyiagi.9afteu 2lAldQu. 10 Il.
,ati.c S:rne g,lta sepMuble 2Ms.Uut,
y. y. 0tn;e
Nuoro :. J.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
Srllteier.

giat QtiuOrtls, Ylrreo pN-
mouth Mods &Olt 6omb yr0nu Stsa
Iorn, Bun res1Orn, SiIUtr Iargo
Npaneottt$ un0 ~ au0ere Ytrld).toenc
slrla. S4relOt iur Yrsia!lltt.
Sprute p'rpue toultrp yayos,
euba, M(o.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
saltlm etnsm ier.t!ia,n stltinL1.


oCry y. 3dssins ooa gltlbourne
Will. 'trstat: .gIen giyit lalte mir
ad5 ID }lus3ehraa3 babe uio I.t.s iur
ailp Betpdl ptyoeu toms. - pdrt
Dam Sooe otriiIeu. 7lr Ciiettt siner
fteIsn Vrobeilaits unl &. Rind's
len Discovery iar Goniumvtioa pe.
poa mlt e. u periu1,H. Ser (frioll
mar mluoerpar. ,lb bin ,ebt aar osm
9Ssae Or &fiityJnS uno rleies ourb
S1. Mrs : 9lew Sistog.ru. es r.tle.e
mslnSeotn." Cielts arogs Nellmt,ei
III sarlnirt iar ale gals. uno yam
5;aIel0en btl =. Siltemeper. gs,ig-a.
III mo Z. 4. Sasl II. Soas. =.
llcmds mo Il. Gliidseth.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11

Il ontG eolgaro batiei
tr.;b srtIdri, Il lsl l.,I tsrisoen. gSsnp
mil Ole Surea 10 mIi9,ipislt babsu,
MIR Den easianosrn, cta utrstbt oos
Nrlsallhrsn laf elns gaslt,.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
U.ntlnufrn:
OernllnU Euete.

"ntl"nfrn; NolOnos&y,ihiye Nut.
ic'i1wrtr @noEt, 'jj-ti H'ttnA.t at.
@1mlH. Flybe uu0 5tyaou Sii.ltt
Il oNcu CayeG. l.u9tuu.t nee. 0as.
.'s.ot T,5i. Ii man Sps. eyoU ao.y Otr
GrpCci;I.a 0te'.s &.dtt.s.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-02-11
Wrobrr &allllllulgs:%c
-nE AZ -

Dt!,n 6ci;hiitsrYiu>crunJ m,r>cu mir non, 1t,u
ScbrHar 1904 III ALL uuisre palreu wie rtrti,
Nei>r, 5tnh,, 5lMpalr,n Elr>mlr,. por;,ull.
nne 6ab-pdare IL. ~ 81 itFr rt>u,itttn ryt,itr
perfl,ftn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

manager OF Colonel Ball, and they took
up their residence In Northumberland"
1t&!a not quito clear what Is meant by
tbe phrase business manager" II would
,proUdbly be commonly understood as
meaning superintendent of lands and
overseer OF slaves. but did Colonel Balls
manager" marry his widow and renovu
with hcr from Lancaster to Northumbcr-
land?
II Is abundantly evident that for sew
eral years prior to Colonel" (N1ajor was
his proper titlc) Balls death Richard
Hewcs was a resident Of Northumber-
land and prominent inits affairs. He was
appraiser OF one or iisore OF Its largo es-
tates Captain IN Its militia regiment, and
vestrynlan Of ia largest parish. He own
ed d landed estate In the county and
e,ho ono III stanford which he gave to
Mrs, Mary Balls so:i--John Johnston.
Ills death occurred Within about two
years OF that Of Major Ball, and the
settlement Of his estate by his admin
shows that his business (ner..
camille perhaps) had been extensive and
lucrative. The Indications are that wher,
Major Ball died his opulent Widows hand
was sought by a no less oDulent bachelor
or widower, and she, with her son and
two daughtcrs-John and Elizabeth John
ston and Mary Ball--went to dwell In his
home, near tho Yeocomico, In Northum-
bcrland. g. w. BEALE.4 y
ueathsville. Va. h. n ~ e 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Captain Richard Hewes and the
BALL Bonu..7 Genealogy.

Editor Of The Times dispatch:
sir,-In the Times Dispatch Of Sunday,
September e5th, communication entitled
"Hall- Bonum Genealogy.'"' and signed IS.
II. J..,',i gives q record OF tho Ball. Bonu nj.
and washington connection. which =.
C.. NJ comnnends as 'the best we have
seen" The writer OF the above COM
.munication has evidently consulted origi-
nal sources for his, information. The
authority for the statement concerning
Captain Richard Hewes may BIO an ex-
1ceptlon. The grounds for 1t. ut any rate,
tho subscriber would be glad to know.
The statement Is as follows: "a year
after Colonel Balls death his widow.
Mary Ball. was married to- Captain Rich
ard Hewes, who had been thu business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
.Rose.Breast ed Grosbealk| \ !. !,

a North American
Ord, valued in the United
States for its handsome
olumage and charming
song. The general color
Is black above. the lower
#bacls and runp being
.ourc white, slightly mot.
tied with black tips, the.
wings black tipped with
whites the tail theirs
black, the thin outer ones
marked with white; the.
crown Of the head, sides
81 the neck and throat
are black, The fore-necki
and chest lave q patch,
If rose color extending
iii ia a line down the center.
ST the breast; the breast.
and flanks are white.
This beautiful y dress is.
only gradually assumed
three years being, needed.
Tor the assumption Of the
perfect pluraage, The
nest is bulky and rude,
and formed Of long, slen-##
der stems Of roots, Some
times there is II little,
!lorsehair lining. The.
eggs are Of q light and
rather pale green color,
#lprofusely speckled with
dull reddish brown. There,
arc three Ito five in a
complement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Winston.

Can The Tg.nes-Dlspatol, or any OF It's
readers give HE connection between tho
Durretts and Garths, Of Albemarle.g and
Isaac Winston, tho etnigrant. Winston
has been given natne Iii tho Garth fam
ily for more than a century. ana accord
Ing 10 tradition itcnlne through the DUR
rctts; the first uinston Garth, General
Jesse Winston Garth, OF Alabama), hay
Ing been a son OF Thomas Garth. Jr.. and
Susan Durrett, who was said to have
had brother, Winston Durrett. Susan
Durrctt was daughter OF Richard Dur
rett, Jr., whose will waS probated in Al-
bemarle county. 1921. q He left several
thousand acres Of land ana personal prop
orty to- the value OF s16,7S5.o1 TO be d.
vided amongst his children. OF these
children FIVE were sons. the second ono
being Isaac W." was this intended for
Winston? The wife OF Richard Durrett,
Jr., was Elizabeth Davis. a daughter OF
that Isaac DAVIS. ST., VINO was one OF
the signers Of the Albemarle Declaration
OF Independence in.l179. and marched at
tho head OF the Albemarlc Volunteers to
Williamsburg, at tho time OF Lord Dun
,1nore's threat TO remove tho powder. (See
Gilmer papers)
This Isaac Davis In his will (recorded
September. 1sos), also mentions his son
Isaac WHO was the VITO OF Isaac Davis,
ST.? Was sho a Winston? He was a
widower at the time his will vas writ
ten (1S03), and his inventory mentions
he had personal property to the value OF
e3,44s, 1os 1t has always been believed
by tho family that the Wilrton namo
came through marriage with p sister Of
Tho mother OF Patrick Henry.
II Hanover q. H. Va.
y Replying to tho above. We submitted
the above questions 20 onel Of the best in I
formed descendantsSOfth the, Winston fam
ily, who Is now living in Washington. y.
c., who searched all records in the Con-
'gressional Library without success Tho
Rev. Edgar Woods, IN his History OF AL
bemarle. 1ives the nearest solution Of
facts AZ TO the connections, but falls 10
give the wife OF Isaac Davis. sr.
aSS The Monroe and Roy families haze
not been published yet, but We will get
them out soon. The8best way to secure
them Is to subscribe to the Sunday edi-
ton. E. G. NJ.
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Under the Ladder.

i. some people, otherwise sensible, will
draw bnck, rather thanS walk under Il q
ladder. Even strong-minded women hes
iitate to show their contempt Of this SUI
2perstition when they hear hat it pres
vents the single from marrying for. that
year, and to the married It bctokens death
YOU would. be ham cds because of tho mn
portant part which a ladder used for
n,erly to play In the last net Of the law.
WhcnS going under q ladder. .i5 AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Business in Sight.

There IS some talk Of moving the court
house from Ellisville to Laurel The
When it is proposed to move "a court
house all the old men and their: children
sbcgintto rub UP their flint and steel muz-
lie loading guns, forsathere Is always
business in sight Gulfport (Ala.) News.
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False Pre-. telnses.

How wns the Uncle Toms Cabin
L ing m nag Ri esl ssent. ~
Aw, 4 cripes!'2. q trifle pessimistically:
replied the landlord Of the Punnytownj
tavern. "On the bills they put up before
hand they had pictures of Abraham Lln-
coin and A1rs. Harriet Beechers Slower
neither one OF. EN- was with tho Show,
and 1t was a fraud In several other re-
si1ec s. U-Hnck. N $500
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SRussia's w oman Doctors.

Mace women doctors on Alphabetically the
same footing with regard to education
and practice ;ts their male rivals. yNo-
men may nov. obtain diplomas. pursuing
universities OF the country and in tho
military medical facadelny.-MedicalS jour
N
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55Tohn Got Bad.

Last Wednesday John p. Rogers ter
srified the citizens in the vicinity Of
mule team up and down the public road
and performing various and sundry di-f
does, which frightened both men, women,
and chlldren.-Dresden (Tenn) Enter
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facts from our readers, will be- accepta-
I BILE.
And descendant who wishes to look fur
ther into the .'1gnls Fatuus' OF the Jen.
tt,inss millions, by sending us a stamped
envelopes will receive the address OF a
lawyer who asks no fee, and is sure Of
getting tAo- millions.
N ~ r. c. NJ.
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Alexander.

Cs..1 any one give information who was
tile father, mother and wife OF Stephen
Alexander. captain In the Revolutionary
army, and his relationship 70 the Alex
anders signing the A1ecklenburg Declara-g
ton Of Independence? Send answer TO
II. G. NJ, Times Dispa tch office.
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We will endcaYor to give the Mathew;
family next; also more on Pcyton family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

: 80. y = y = 49,
], daughterlof James
Jacob II, Grove;
ShepilcrdstoWn, Nv.
q Grove and others,
'ashlngton Grove, Is
United States Navy
died unmarried,
daughter OF James
Daniel Bucltey,t their
I Mervyn Ruckey, Of
daughter Of James.
married,
sr., was the fourth
3eale, vi Chestnut
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"a Upfortunately, too, the dyspcptIc IS u "
all mortals%the one who best--or worst
exemplifles the fact that our appct:i I g
Va have always with us. With him tbs
craving for food is everything. fig
.uratlvely5 speaking, he rashly ventures
where angels dare to tread. with him.
too lit is u case of eat or die, ana Of eat
Ing and nearly dying. Always he tackles
tho things lie should scrupuously avoid