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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
OPPOSE r, E, BYRDE,
"A. J, Tavenner Out for the House
in Frederick County,
~ AtSSNsS
q raoto1 IA Tho Times DisOntch

Il ~
WINCHESTER, VA July 22.-United
States Commissioner ALVIN J. Tavenner,
a young Democratic lawyer, to-day an
nounced his candidacy for the nomination
for House Of Delegates from Frederick
county and the city OF Winchester, Ale
will oppose Hon. Richard p. Byrd an
intimate friend and supporter Of Senator
Martin, and friends Of each are pre-
pairing for a heated contest at the prl-
mary on Aug,vst 22d
) Many interesting papers were read ana
addresses delivered at to-days session
of the annual convention of tho Young
peoples Christian Union 81 the United
Brethren Church, at Reliance, Warren
county, The convention Will close sun
day night,
4 Hon. d. G, O'Flaherty, Of Warren coun-
" sailed from New York to-day for
a health tour Of Continental Europe,
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The Tidewater r oad.

a.
Editor of The Tlmes-Dlspatch: #
Slr,-Will yo,,s please answer through
your query column next Sunday the fol-a
lowing: i55t 8 95 Il
d. Where Is the proposed Tidewater
Railroad projected to run from and to
and through what counties? al Il, oala5
T. 2. When is 1t proposed to begin opera
tions7 HI. 4;
s. Who is general manager or superin-
tendent in charge? Ok
s 4. Who are officers?
a BY answering the above you Will greatly
obllgo. a SUBSCRIBER.
The Tldewater Railway was chartered
February 90, 1901 and the incorporators
are as follows: William II. Landes,9
Thomas D, Ransom, Charles Fl. East,
Il. w. II. Peyton, II. a, Walker, u,
Baldwin Ransom and S.Arsta Hoge The
charter provides that the road Is to run
from the boundary line between Virginia
and West Virginia. near the crossing of
the New River in Giles county. to a.
point at or near Norfolk, Va, estimated
length OF line. 1885 miles, and to BIO run
through tho counties OF Giles. Montgom-@
cry. Roanoke, Franklin, Bedford. Camp
bell, PlttsylvAnla, Halifax. Charlotte,
Prince Edward, Lunenhurg. Nottoway.
sex. Southampton, Isle or Wight. Nanse-B
mond and Norfolk. ~
An amendment was issued February 26.s
1901, providing that the line should bo
made to pass through the city Of Roam
oke. Va.
The charter was further amended on
September s. 1901, and added Mecklenburg
county to the route through which the
proposed line was to pass Ia,
A further amendment was issued No.
yember %. 1901. providing authority for
the company to construct and operate
fork line from the main line, beginning
at or near Meherrln, in the county of
Lunenburg. to q point at or near Newport
News. in Warwick county. a distance of
about no miles and to run through the
counties OF Lunenhurg, Dinwddle, Chess
terrified, Henrlco, Charles City, Prince
George, Surry. James City, York, Eliza
beth City and Warwick,
The charter was further amended De-
cember Is, l0O+, and the company was Y
given authority to construct and operate
a fork line from the main line In Tide
water Virginia, 10 dlyerge from the main
line at or near Jarratt. In Sussex county,,
for a distance of about Is miles through
the counties OF Sussex. Surry Isle OF
Wight, James City. York. Elizabeth City
and Warwick and the city OF Newport y
News,
The Officers are w. n. Page, president.
Ansted, w. Va; Thomas D. Ransom. vice.
president, Stanton. Val Raymond pu-
Puy. general manager. Norfolk, Ya, One
hundred miles OF the road, Norfolk and
west. is now under contract, and II ts
expected tina, It wsll be completed IN
about twelve or Eighteen months. The
construction will begin at snffolk, Va,
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The Law of Inheritance.

Editor OF The Tmes-Dispatch:
% Sir,-NVll you please answer the fol-
lowing questions and obllge a subscriber?
/. A mother dies, leaving u tract of
land to her husband his lifetime. and
then 1t is to go to her children. Has
the father tho right to soil the timber
off of, the land? If SO, whom does the
money go to?
2. The land Is to be divided among four
children; if one wants to buy the others
part. what steps would have to be taken
The youngest Is under age, 55
4 3. In what way should a person proceed
at law after keeping a mich COW thirty
days. not being able to find any owner'
q 1. A. life tenant has no right to cut
and sell the timber, 1t constitutes waste.
2. Suit in. chancery. i5
8. See Code Of Virginia, sections 2oS2-
2cCG. both Inclusive.
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QUERIES AND
(. ANSWE
Rural Delivery.

Editor of The Times-D Dispatch;
U IL Will you kindly tell me what steps
are necessary to secure a rural free de-
livery route? Please reply in your Weekly
issue .gSs
@ Also, and In same, please give me
the name and address Of Fianover RS new new
Superintendent OF public schools, and
soblge? !, :, Z,
4 /. Upon the Recommended ton OF your
congressman; write 10 hImsfor applica ton
blanks, etc.. III
e.. Marvin smithey, Ashland, Va.
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E8 Unless early and correct treatment is
applied the patient seldom survives
when once the disease Ia fastened upon
1 her. Lydia q. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound is the most efficient treat
ment for kidney troubles OF women,
and lis the only medicine especially
prepared for this purpose.
II When q woman is troubled with pain
or weight in loins backache, frequent,
painful or scalding urination. swelling
OF limbs or feet, swelling under the
eyes, an uneasy tired feeling in the
region Of the kidneys ornoticcs brick.
dust sediment in the urine, She should
lose no time in commencing trcatmen t
with Lydia T.. PinlShaln's Vegetable
I Compound, as il may be The means Of
saving her life.
For proof, read what Lydia %. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound did for Mrs.
Sawyer.
- cannot express the terrible suffering l
had to endure. A derangenentoft the female
organs developed nervous prostration and q
serious kidney trouble. The doctor attended
mo for a year, but kept getting worse, until
l was unable to do anything, aud made up
nv mind could not five. finally decided
totry Lydia z Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound as a last resort, and am to-day a we'll
/ woman. cannot praise it too highly, and
tell every suffering woman about my case"
Mr.. Emma Sawyer, Conyers, Ga.
Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to
women address in confidence, Lynn
Mass. II
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manned four years, graduating With the
degree Of bachelor Of arts in 1898.
lie then returned to Windsor Academy
as an Instructor. and later became prin-
cipal Of the High School Of Empor.a.
where he taught successfully for two
years. Three years ago he accept ed
ifattering offer from ire pup Ilsn!ns
house OF CHM and Company to- become
their Virginia representative, and dur
Ing this time he has visited all the
schools Of the State. He gives up this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
A NEW PRINCIPAL
F0RTHE|:. ACADEMY !. I ]
Mr. WilliatnaL. Prince, An Alutn-
nus Of Richmond College,
Chosen Therefor.
is EXPERIENCED R; {: N I TEACHER 'l, e
Two Other New Teachers for.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER
Two Other New Teachers for
This Flourishing School.
Careers Of tile Men.

Mr.. william L. Prince, OF Emporrla,
has been elected principal Of the Rich
mond Academy and Will take UP his
work September 1st. Professor Prince
is, twenty-nine years old and an ex--.
perlenced teacher. He entered Richmond
College in 1894 az the honor scholarship
student from Windsor Academy and ro-
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5HoIbrook and Harvey.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
= S.r,-Please answer the Following ques-
lions in|ithe next Issue Of the Weekly
Times Dispatch and oblige "a subscriber
- Are tie grammarians. Alfred Hol-s
brook and Thomas W. Harvey still llv-
Ing "A - . s- !, =. z.
do they reside? =. hi l.'afl E.t''
MI. Holbrool's address is McAIinn-
vile, Tenn. Mr.. Harvey is an Ohio
man, but we do not know his address or
even that he is living. His grammars!
are not in use in the public schools OF.
Virginia, having been discarded several
years ago. 81
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Charles Curtis. a native Of Culpepcr
county, died at his home here last night,
after eight months illness of dropsy,
aged fifty years. He leaves his widow
and several children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Fer Pa Was a Bad Man,

cieraldne--The man marry must be
brave. and handsome.
Gerad-lIe can't very well he both.
& ,tieraldine-- Why not?
Gerald--If he Is brave he will face your
father, and after that Interview his good
looks will be gone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Coal Shipments.
1,dttor of Tho tch:

Editor OF inc 5IlmeS-DlSpatCH'
sir,--If party buys a car Of coal
Weighing 10000 (rallroad weights); shipper
takes railroad .company's receipt or bill
of ladlng for same. Two railroad COM
panies have to haul tn ecar OF coal; on
reaching destination coal Is found to be
short 800 pounds. Who Ia the loser. con-
sIgnor. first railroad company. second
railroad company. or the conslgnee
A CONSTANT READER.
A Richmond coal dealer makes tho fol-
lowing reply:
Party buys 10000 pounds coal Mt mines;
first railroad company takes It, receiptng
to miner for 10000 pounds; turns car over
to second railroad company. taking their
receipt for 10000 pounds. and transports
same to consigned. II Goa Is short IN
weight the second railroad company Is
responsible to consIgnee. This rule Is
general, II there are any, special arrange
ments OF understanding between the
several parties the situation might b
changed
The Richmond Blues.
Editor OF The Ilmes-DlSputcn' ,fE# tfllE
Z Sr,-Plense send a short sketch or now
and when and for what purpose tho
Richmond Blues were organized; also tho
Stonewall Band, Hnolosed nnd stamps
for an answer by mall ~ u, 9.
Major Sol Cutchins kindly sends the
following answer to this query;
According to your request beg to say
tsat 1t appears from records OF the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues that the old
company was organized In 1859 as a
volunteer organization and for tho pur-
pose Of performing such service as might
be required Of Il.
II Is said that the company Hrst wore
red coats, but they never appeared IN
them but once. inasmuch as the preju-
dice against the red coats OF the British
was so strong chat the people would not
tolerate such a, uniform on It's militia.
We do not find any evidence OF
to the officers Of the orgnn-
lzatlon prior to May TO- l7os, Dnce that
time. as you are no doubt aware, the orr
ganlzation has been In continuous exist
ence, with the exception Of a short time
after the Civil War. when the members
thereof were not permlttad to bear arms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Farming on Shares.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: Y
4 Sir,-If A rents a field Of land 70 8
to raise q crop OF wheat or rye on
shares the threshing OF grain to be
done at AIS farm yard. but no mention
made of the disposition Of the straw,
''s' AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
It depends on the Intention Of the
parties. In the absence Of any agree.
ment on the point, It would seem that
B is entitled to his proportion of the
straw like anything else
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Killed BY Lightning.

(special TO The Times,n patoh.l
SALISBURY. n. C., July 2.-W j.
Parker, a mining engineer OF Cleveland,
o.. was struck dead by lightning at
whitney, thirty miles from Salisbury.
His horse also WAS killed
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The "Smairt Set"

The exposures In New York Of tse
methods by which one could be afvertisri
as of "the smart set by t-s payment Of
variable sum, have already been of
service in other parts of the country III
creating a sensitiyenegs Ia the similar
methods BY which It has been possible
to have one's self placarded In a certain
class OF publications. daily as well us
periodical over the pleasing legend;
3'Promlnent citizens OF Podunk: No n,
Ananlas Jones'" This style OF publicity
will, for u time at least, be In compara-
tive disfaYor,--S springfield Republican, q,
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All parties who have written to Mrs.
II. II, Jordan for board and have received
no answer to their letters, will please
write again, as their letters have been
answered, but there was some trouble
about her letters being mailed.
Respectfully,
MRS. II. F. JORDAN,
Ocean View.
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The following donations will be drawn for
by placing the numbered stubs Of all
tickets collected on train going down
In a box, and during the evening
drawing the lucky numbers

drawing the lucky numbers
from same:
~ Barrel PilIsbury Flour. donated by Pulls
bury washburn Mills.
y ilb b bsy Ransn.d Jersey
Butter doGa.sd b! ~ a 5c supply Co. Agents
tD1 BOX Gordon chtroots. donated t by g.
BY q " aa 1Isn sne reeseeo Co. So
Is 10 100 Boxes Dan Emmett Cigars, donated
0y as 5nfn Box q Msrao esals s donated By
Saunders Sons Co.
a Ssu5l.. 7 sss, eaeo c'sar. donated By
GOV Box Prince George Cigars, donated BY
donated a Cd BY By Groeers supply Co. Agents Tor
American Broom and Brush Co.
By g. ArSu Ss ' Rros sa'A ArousN 'o"aeo
sa ' s = ass GAG; sss1 v sss ssa Sen
maioes, donated BY BY Gates s Son Co.
@ and 4sl,l doz; Cans each Maryland Chief
u and ~ j doz Can. each Pocahontas Corn,
ana o$ EayS dor. cane each Banquet Cher.
r case y y1a. senafsa
Ac 80 saa G IL Shield Ham, donated BY Ar
.{5s! ! Blue Band Brand Ham, donated BY
Moulton & Tamadge syS4s %
ita and 50 I Pheasant Ham. donated by Gin
cinnati Abatoir Co.
t55) Orange Ham, donated by Street
ltsj j Harvey Ham, donated by Harvey &
(57 and 5S Globe Hams, donated by Grocers.
Supply Co. Agents. Jacob c, shater. I.
Java coffee donated by Grocess' suppiy Co.. CO.
AGENTS, b.. j. Gillies & CO.
:. III to SCI lib each Breakfast Bell Coffee,
donated BY New York Coffee Co. l'iS "
cg }so , doz. Boxes numtord Powder, donated
ny t Rlmford Ghemisaal o Co. donat.d ~ 1hhv
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I have very lndlstnot Idea Of the his \
tory OF the stonewall Band, but IL your
correspondent will write to Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Brereton, Stanton. Va, he will DO i
pleased to give him a sketch Of the
band. si5l rs ss& 5s 53s5i a q.
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Excursion to West Point.
Damon Lodge of knights OF Pythias,
ran large excursion to West Point,
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P ROC Ram. !. J.
ssaIkal.s1llss
OVER :, 900 PRIZES ! RI 4;
VALUED AT s27D.oo,
70 BE GIVEN AWAY
ny THE
Retail Grocer II I |
ON THEIR
Sixth Annual Excursion
BuC / & BEACH |; 4 I
wednesday, July 26, 1905.
wednesday, July 26, 1905.
Free Lemonade and Cake All Day
Long on the Grounds.
.asn dm.r.s. Donated BY HI. Helm,

1 case condn.n. donated by II. y, Heinz
CO., Pittsburg. Pa sg !,
II. q . Kidd. Pickle Manufacturer CITY. i. E
Cases Parrot and Money Baking POWDER
donated By Sea Gull Specially Co., Bali BALI
!. i Case Rcd Cross Milk. donated by Grocers'
supply CO., Agents Mohawk MIX CO.
~ box Sweet Chocolate. donated ny Rnnkie
Bros. New York, through g. ". Antrim g g
Sons. III. 8i,E b. !, .5 ~ ~, q
p Boxes Superior snur. donated BY Hancock
i Lot ly Of chewlns, Gum. donated by Kelley
i Lot Extra els. donated hy c, F. sausr g co:
50 MEMS Pocketbooks. donated by Bank OF
Commerce. -, 4
IL Packages Grated cocoanut, donatad by
Kelley & Dudley. CITY s Z, ~.
i Case Nablsco Waters. donated by Natonal
Biscuit Co. . !. \ q !, !.
X 70 DOE boxes society Tea Cracker, donated
by 8. 3. Clark New York. through y. w.
Gates & Son Co.. CITY, ,,. r.o,o
i Block Ice, donated BY Eureka Ice c. 4.
BOX Butter Toast Crackers. donated by
Grocers Supply Co.. Agents. J. 3. WINS & Son.
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NUS. Davis's Address.

Editor of The Times-Dispatch
umm Of ,lext Sundays paper the. address
OF Mrs. Jefferson Davis; also the poem
written in some, prison in Ohio. i was
an answer to q letter from young lazy
Who had Just died. It commences thus
Your letter came, but, came too late
For heaven had claimed Its own.
An! sudden change from prisons bars
Unto the great white throne.
By 50 doing yeeSo S WI sEsr'lS E SSIfs
Crewe. Va.
Mrs Dayis's address is Hotel Glrard,
No. 1913 West Forty-fourth Street. New
York,
who viii give the copy Of the poem
Requested?
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BY SO doing YOU will greatly obllge,
NJ a CONSTANT READER.
Tax on Timber.

l az VA L SAACSAs
Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sIr-4Pcase answer through your query
column II A sells all Of his timber Off of
his land and the mill Is on the land cuts
ting the timber, and has out nearly all
when tho land assessor comes, has he the
right to assess the Timber to a and make
nay taxes on the timber that belongs
to the saw-mill man?
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
All of the timber standing (not cuD Ia
charged TO A. tho owner of the real
estate, And all Of the timber felled (cuD,
is charged to B as personal property,
Tomato Preserves.
Editor of The Tlmes-p ispatch:
s,r--Wil some one please give a good
recipe for making green tomato pre-
serves?
"a SUBSCRIBER"
Small, round yellow tomatoes are best
for preserving. Select nice, firm ones
and dip them in scalding water after
which remove the skin carefully without
breaking the fruit. Prepare syrup. all
lowing ono pound of loaf sugar to each
pound of the fruit, and using Just enough
water to dissolve the sugar, Flavor With
ginger and let the syrup boil down thick;
then put In teh tomatoes, rev az Y
time and cook very gently until they arc
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KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Increasing Among Women, But
Sufferers Need Not Despair
THE BEST ADVICE is FREE

Ofall the diseases known, wi til which
the female organism Is afflicted kidney
disease is the most fatal, and statistics
show that this disease IL Oh the increase
a1uOfltr Women. 49, f.lLl n
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tender and transparent. Remove carefully
and place in preserving jars. Cover With
the syrup and seal while hot.
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CONTESTS.

Mining Co., 10 be given 10 the largest family
Ism i smithneld Ham. donated by Kinsan 4 Co..,
to the second largest family.
Box CANDY. donated s. s. r. ". Garter & Co..
for the best lady ia nser: = Z ,pooa.on -,
Z the second best Indy dnnccr
i Box Dan Emmett sgnrs. donated ,by
Spence. Nunnamaker & Co.. to tho best gentle
Box e Merlto Cigars, donated by saun aaer
spence Bese' Ran @s Coz s 10 the Wnnns
4 base. ball team. VIZ;
caddy Reynolds sun-cured Tobacco. %.
losing team
ss.r I n IS ], i -: Bors.
/ BOX silas johnson Cigars. donated by
James Anthony, second prize In ao-yard dash
for men.
lls.. donated s. s g re,,he,mer. . winner
in 2to-yard dash for boys under 70 years old
70 lbs Peanuts y, donated by @, g. 6; ungsr t9r
barrel Gold Media! FEi S donates by wash
burn Crorey Coz to he given to the best look
3 barrel Dunlop F7o u donated BY Dunlop
Mills TO be given 70 The lss pre'les' young lady
Barre. Henry Clay Flour. donated BY
Grocers. Supply Co.. Agents for Lexington
Roller Mills Co.. 10 the couple having been
,Premium Ham. donated al by sw,t, & Co.. to
the pretsies' girl ten d bears and under.
1 Honey Cut Ham. donated by sV.rs,na
Packing Co., to the best looking boy. 10 years
W a. d y 4 i. b Z /
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,TICKETs;

TICKETS;
Adults, 8l,0O.
Children (ander IL yearsl, 80 cts.
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