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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-08

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& '+tf .--8H 7'tl7t rs ~ 70 ti.,94 :.
Leave of absence granted to Sem
Atrs Williams and Thorne. = ,:.g@ 1000
Message was received from Cover
nor Sparks notifying them Of his ap-
prevail 8. B. 4 appropriating' $200 for
watering the Grand Army cemetery
8. b. providing fore the copying Of
the Senate Journal and 8. b. No. s
act removing county seat Of Nye coun.
ty. @A e l4sg
8. B. 27-Public Morals-To pay 1ses
and expenses of members of the State
Board of Health on a trip to Goldfleld
Esmeralda county to investigate the
couses Of the epidemic existing there
and to remedy the same-Committee
of the Whole.
s. B. 28-Brougher-Auth
Secretary of State to employ a steno-
grapher and fixing compensation there
for. Ways and Means.
8. B. 29-Graham-Fixing fees an
compensation Of witnesses in criminal
cases. Judiciary.
S. B. Roff-Act adopting the desig1
of the flag of the State of Nevada
State affairs.
Amendments to S. j. NJ and ]. Res
No. 2 made by the Assembly were
cOncurred by Senate
Graham moved that the Committee
on Agriculture confer with the same
committee in the Assembly with refer
ence to hearing from Dr. Hickok il
relation to disease among cattle in Ne
vada. Car ed.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-08

LOst-A Waterman fountain pen
Finder return to, the Appeal Office and
Oblige a young lady.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-08

Dry pine and pine nut wood can be
found at Petersen & Springmeyer's
hay yard. Ring up the phone.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-08

Location blanks for sale at this OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-08

=. ". DAY. AGENT. ca RsoN CITY. NEVADA.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
Elks Elect Officers.


At last nights meeting of Florence
lodge No. Gil. B. P . Elks the
following officers were elected for the
sDsning term: o. d. Bradley, E.
r. J. 9. Johnston. L. X; N. b.
Robinson. l.. K; Peter McGonigle r.
K; E. B. Criddle, secretary; Frank
Nixon. trearuer Fred Milliken, tyler.
They will be installed next Friday
night.
J. @. Macdonald WAS elected rep.
resentative to the grand lodge which
neets in Buffalo. and AmAn Moore.
alternate. Mr.. Macdonald will At.
tend the grand lodge and use every
effort to secure the next session for
Denver.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

The first load OF groceries under the
new ARRANGEMENT adopted by some
Of the merchants has arrived. Next
Monday other merchants will start
wagons to Pueblo to haul freight for
them. One travelling salesman who
represents . Denver wholesale house
called up his company yesterday and
asked his people to join the fight say.
ing that il Denver does not help the
Wholesale houses Of Pueblo will get
the bulk Of the local trade.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

The ladies II shs Bapsist church
will ssFvs dinnsr and suppar in the
VA Nsst block. Elsotioa day and
viii ell fAney and ussfsl articles.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
=. Church Notices !. :.

Methodist.
Sunday school 10 a. IN.
Preaching II q. m. and 2 80 p. m.
GLASS meeting 1915 p. m.
Junior League 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:sO.
Epworth League $50 p. m.
Mr.. Parker's subje, 1t will be:
Morning subject-''The Guide to
Holinesa.
Rev. W. D. Phifer d. D presiding
elder Of Denver will preach in the
evening and administer the commu.
MON Of the Lords supper. Quarterly
conference Monday.
George g. Parker. Pastor.
Miss Bowman. Deaconess.
Baptist.
Sunday school 9:45 3. m.
Preaching II 100 .. m.
Junior 800.
B Y. F. q $3.50 p. m.
Gospel Service 8 90 p. m.
Evening snbjeot-"A Bible Court
ship"
All welcome.
Nell. B. Milne, pastor.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

The Independent ticket elected will
insure public confidence in city
Affairs. This ticket was elected two
yesrs ago-the officers have made
good their promises. Let 10 continue
this policy.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
Attention Yeomen.

There will b initiation Monday
evening and . prssiding ofYicsr so
elect. A full attendance 10 desired.
JONI ROBERTS, Scribe.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

There will be no msetiug Of the
Uniform Rank No. 8S. W. o. W.,
Monday evening OH account Of the
X Ps. ustpg the hall.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
!. Purely Ptrsssai y

-Mrs. Harley Hughes was up from
Portland today.
~ Mr.. Howard Manners leaves for
Denver today on visit with friends.
-F. O. Lutes Of Grant City. No. is
here on : visit with his brothers q.
r. and E. A
William Callahan was among
the Florence people Sho went to Pn-
ebio last evening to see the show.
MISS Masme Lleweliyn and Miss
st. Cyr Of Rockvale attended The
Savage Grand opera in Pueblo last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ". 8. Callaway Of
Montrose. enroute from Dsnver last
night stopped of for = visit with the
Calalways here. being relatives of the
family.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED--i woman for chamber work and
Lennon. Ntf
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

For good meals try the Californis
restaurant, new management.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

Vote the Independents ticket aud
vote 10 straight.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

THE wEATHER-Olssrins and
cooler tonight; Sunday fair and
warmer.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

April Fool social and dance at Nor
gan hall tonight.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

90 - ~ Blvs gfeat bakery for
bssal. ~ ~ satsa ie.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

Fine Sunday dispsr u the Oslieor.
nia restaaxaat.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

All oabstandiss Aoooants due RiAls
= Charsst have been plaosd With q.
: =. Gordon. notary publie q The
0hambsf II Osanssse bsailAixe for
eollsesiou. 49,
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

Vote the Indspsndsus ticket and
vots II straight
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

Up.to.ds1s sllk shirt waist sais and
neAsis skirts = Pssotss = o.. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

The Columbine Gard club gave .
farewell party at Mrs. 8. G. Kelso's
yesterday afternoon in honor Of Mr..
o. T. Menzel who goes to Lead.
willie to reside. The club presenteo
Mrs. Manzel with . sterling silver
spoon iu the bowling Of which WAS
engraved the name of the club and
the recipients initials. Scoring the
highest IN euchre. Mrs. f. O. Smith
won the first prize and Mrs. Philip
Griffith won the general prize. Mrs.
Kelso served nice refreshments.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
Christian Science

Christian Science
Morning service l0:45.
Evening service 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school IL 40 q. IN.
Wednesday evening meeting 7:45 p.
m.
Subjeot-"Are Sin, Disease and
Death Real?"
Reading room open Thursday after
noon from 2 to 4.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01
Christian

Bible school 10 .. IN
Worship and sermon II .. m.
Junior Endeavor $3.50 p. m.
Christian Endeavor $3.50 p. m.
Evening ssrvicos 1880 y. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 1880 p.
N.
Choir prsotioe. Friday z p. m.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-01

Presbyterian
Sunday school 8:46 . m.
Junior Society 3p. m.
Worship and sermon II q. m.
Junior Endeavor 8 p. m.
Y. P. 8. O. 4. $3.50 p. m.
Evening services 80 n. m.
DR.. Bells subjects for Sunday will
be:
Morning-"Wasted Lives.
Evening-"The objectionable Sin"
The evening subject 10 given BY re-
quest.
St. Adams.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock.
Sujbect-''Mercy."
vesper service and address At 4
O'Clock.
Sunday school meets at 10.
All are welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

z H
Regiment,9and served ughout the long
struggle. II At the close Of ii the war he
returned to Bedford CITY, where his wife
and little ones were staying with her
father, Judge M. Davis, and for a short
time engaged In teaching, then in the
conduct of a local paper. subsequently,
hitting himself for the practice OF law,
lin which he acquitted himself with
marked ability and acumen.E s II .f s s3 NJ
For some years past he had not engaged
lin active pursuits. but has spent5hisitime
In reading and writing. The morning of
the day of his death he dictated with all
his accustomed clearness of thought,
fluent diction and brilliant intellect
an editorial for n local pa per, and COR
trccted the typewriter copy with many
humorous remarks to those in his room.
y lie was OF most genial, pure character,
and u, ways aTsraconteur of such swift,
graphIcness and Interest that Ihe2was ever
5afdellghtful companion
Ek4 IIe isJ survived by his daughter, Mrs.
u. r.. Spencer, and three 4 sons, MessrS.
III. D., is M. and w. w. Berry. Jr, all
of Bedford City, Mr. p. IT.. Berry, u
Richmond. ia his brother; Mrs. James
aPoindexter and Miss Ophelia Berry, also
of Richmond, arc his sisters. IA ~ s ;fE5
Ss Mr.. Berry was q natlveBof Warrenton,
but spent most OF his boyhood and early
manhood in Alexandrla, where his pas
rents moved. III Since tho Civil sNYarShe has
been a resident Of Bedford City. ID
1.-THE funeral service will take 4 place
friday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Methodist Church. lf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
ONE KILLED IN
BRAvV|.l |. \ SALOON 0: D \
Man Drew Knife and Began,
Cutting Right and Left.
Slew Bartender. A 81
TWO WON EN- CAUSE T R 7 ]. BE 3 !: ::
MATTERS Tried to Check Dis
iASE turbancc and Precipitatcd
Bloody Eight.
(By Associated Prcss.)

151y q YORK, April 13.-Onc man was.
Killed ana two received serious injuries
early to-day in saloon brawl at NO, o.
Nvest Thrty-first Street. The den end man man
is Roy Joyce, bartender. The The wounded ll'
arc John Doyle, one OF the propriet o y: 81
and Weston a walter. ri Il s5
X A party Of eight men and one woman
seated at d table became tlisordcrly and.
were refused service by order OF the pro-
prietors. They refused to leave and q
waiter removed the table.
one or tho men drew a kntfe1and began:
cutting right and left joyce &c received z.
Injuries which quickly proved pro m &C.
There were scventy-five persons + IN the
place and the battle caused consdera p BIG
excitement Many OF the artlcipnnts mad
fled be fore, the pollceSnrrived.s s5 4ssl t e \.
William r. Quincy, ono of the nrop re
ors OF the place, and four waters, have
been arrested as witnesses. They declare
that no weapons were used by hem. anu
thatawhatever they did during the 8str's-
gle, was done in self-defenses Among
those who escaped was the man who did
the cutting, III 8
% Two women are said&to be at he bot
tom Of tho troubles One them appeared
at&the Erathskeller early this morning, ac-
companied by cisht5men The party ga IN.
cred around ono table and the woman
ordered champn gnc freely. For hal { an
hour nothing o ut Of the ordinary occurred,
hut whenSta girl who had been sitting
at a nearby table attempted TO join the
party trouble began at once. Some 8 81
the men received her graciously,4 but the
others objected, and within y minute q
row was in progress. The wait.
ers crowded around the table and or
dered the disturberss to- leave The men
then turned ON, the walters. 86 One of thy
strangers, according TOT the story tol ID
by the men held assw THESES, q re " g ! ons
knife and plunged It's full length into
joyce ssbrcasts and through his heart, and
then into Weston and Doyle. TheScrowd
saw Joyce fall n r hey ran & for the exits
and the men and woman, who had ca used
the disturbance. went With them, and
scattered in allidrections before the alarm
was given and the police reached the the
scene. ~ s5s ij5 4g E35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
W " BERRY DIES
IN BEDFORD 1. !: I ]. CITY |; ~
Distinguished il the Editors
Chair, at the Bar and on
the Hastings.
Especial 1tog,rhe Tilmet- DlspI,iatch.)

Especial to The Time ispatch0
BEDFORD CITY. VA, April S1a.---NV.5NNT..
Berry died Wednesday morning about:
o:st o'clock at he residence of his soen-in-
law, Mr.. j. +. Spencer, on Main Street,
Eafter8a long illness, from an Affection So q
the heart, at the age of v sevelt . v;o
years. S3. !}.,s6
Ii Before retiring from active life v ME-
Berry wa s known throug bout Z he state
/ as a. man Of scholarly a ttninmen g.
brilliant and effective speaker especially
f.in political campaigns. q Journalist 4 of
sbroad and comprehensive ideas, hose
writings spnrkled with touches OF Wit u,
harmless sarcasm and profound thought
Although taking an act!ve part n man
political campaigns and everywhere win
ming laurels& of fame he onl orlc CO. con-
scented to become a candidate for cleo
ton to any positlo which was for I a
term In the Virginia II louise OF q delegates
for the years 1873 and 1s74 where he ac-;.
quilted himself with distinction.
He was an ardent CONFEDERATE and en- 4
listed In the opening Of hostllit les IS
chaplain in the gTwenty-cighth virginia:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
THE RAILROAD CLUB
Regular Meeting Last Evening
Well Attended. .l..1.

the Richmond Railroad CLUB held its
monthly meeting last night at the Rich
nlond Hotel, with g very gratifying at
tendance and great interest shown in the
bers were elected, and an interesting
paper was read by an expert on car and II.
locomotive construction. fter. ne tbusi.
repaired to the hotel dining room, where
an elegant lunch was enjoyed and a
pleasant social hour had; BIZ j.
The subject for discussion was Loco" -
sition,' I on which a valuable paper. pre-
pared by Mr.. i. B.. Ernst Of Purdue
University. Indiana, was read
The mcmbership3ofs the club is steadily
growing, and it is now numerically, s
we'll as financially onelsof tho. most prns-
porous organizations Of Its kind, In ne
country. Its membership embracing men
iintGcyery department Of IA lW;iV work,
and embraces many Q ( the best known
men In the State. IN a53s @ if ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING G..
Richmond Education Association

The Richmond Education Association
will hold Its fifth annual meeting at; the
Mechanics, Institute auditorium next
Tuesday evening at go III lock. The re-.
extent the valuable work done by the Or
ganizatiol which Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
+ in the subject Of primary, and COM I.
mon school education In this State.
, Mrs. Mary c. b.. 5Mnnford Is the presi-
dent OF the association! and - prod bly,
be reelected for.Sanotherr term. i she
will accept the honor again. e lis
The association. besides having done
much for the Improvement, Of the public
schools Of this cty,@is Ii. large measure
Responsible for tie Organization 5of he
Virginia co-operatiye Education comn,i Is
hs Ct hf pa aon
gtruction Of a larger and more mod ern
high school building orig nated with the
Richmond association, and Is now about
to be brought to a consummation.
One the features OF the n as 8 q
a ser..s Ct lectures that have. proved q
source Of both pleasure and instruction
H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
sOu7HERNER S GOOD FORTUNE
sam Hoover Finds Something Better
Than Gold Mines. .I

There is no happier man In this whole
VIDE world to-day than Sam A. Hoover,
OF Greensboro. N. CT. who Is RECEIVING
the congratulations OF his friends upon
his fortunate find OF something better
than gold mines or oil wells, Mr., Hoover
in q letter to friend in Richmond,
writes: n II
"rhree months ago was greatly dis
tressed by nasal cntarrh and entire deaf
ness In the right ear. Tho labor of hawk
ing and scraping to yet my throat and
nasal passages free from the foul sccre-
tlons deposited there. might be about
equal to that of,a SIX mule team With a
roadscraper 10 get the earth from tho
roadside to the center,
II purchased an outfit of liyomei and
IIyomei balm. and as n result OF It's use
my head throat and nasal passages
ure all free from secretlOns Of any sort,
only as Nature designed, and my hear
Ing in both cars is nearly as acute as it
ever was" s@ 8s
There Is no disagreeable stomach dosing
In using Iiyomei; Just breathe It and its
pure fragrance will kill the catarrhal
germs IN the head, throat and lungs,
Hyonlei balm used ~ in connection with
Hyomei. Will cure the worst case OF ca
tArriial deafness
Tho complete outfit costs but 81. and
extra bottles are only 80 cents.
IA, Milier's drug store sells Iiyomei on
n guarantee plan, offering to refund The
lion. Mail orders Will be llled promptly on
receipt Of price, Complete outfits, SloV; extra
bottles, 30 ceutA n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Party. 3.

Mrs j. M. Ambroselli. No. 1912 Twen-
ty-tllird Street, gave II elightful title
party in her home a few evenings q so, n n
Myrtle and Graclc Elliton. The merry
young people spent a mos on1o,yab bic u time
in plnying games and charming .mu ! sal;
Refreshments were served about 10;3D,
which were greatly enjoyed by the.young
guests. Those present We're & Misses
Maude Coleman, Olga Genrich.l Emma
Chilcs. Minnie Burkert, Marion Rich
lardson, Il Mnbie Hopkins, Susie Arnall,
Myrtle ISlliton, Louise and Pauline Ar ",
nall Grace Elliton, Gladys, Ambr9seili,
Lama ELTON, and Masters Arthur l 5aLl
Oscar Eanes, Henry Hubbard. Mason
Smith Forest Stuart. Lynch Huhbard,
Emmett Connolly While +! oDklns;; Glor!ne
Heller, Elmo Nlckols, j ohm Nickols, Z r. :,
wing Arnall,4 Kenneth Richardson, and
others. Mrs. Ambroselli chaperoned the
yonnfr DeODle, Il t4sti3 5fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Honored Her Guests.

!, Miss 'snlllo s.. Barraud,. CLIO 4 North
Eighth Street. gave a party Wcdn e ..
Kate Gabell. and Miss SlttieE Pullen, OF
Chatham, Va. Games and other lnno-
cent amusements were provided MISS
Cabcll| rendered excellent instrumental
and vocal music. AT half past eleven the
visitors were invited into the dining room,
where Ice cream and cake We're served,
and heartily enjoyed. 4Th hose present We're
Miss Kat Cabeli and Kittie Pullen, Of
Miss Kate Cabell and Kittio Pulen, of
Miss Lille Bowers, Miss Hannah, Bowers
and Messrs. Milton NrcLaurin. Charlie
iBagwcll and Ike PullenE OF Richmond;
AIessrs, Willie tkeetontand John Nanny,
Of Manchester: x. @: Iicdrick Hoge,
: of Medicine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Provide D. / ROOMS /. . ]. .||.
T|HEFEDERkL JUDGES / I
Government Architects Here
Considering Changes in
Postoffice Building.

Mr.. Charles n. lemper5 an ass!stan,
to{the supervising architect Of the United
States Treasury Department. is in the
cityBwth hSYiew to ascertaining the con,
.ditfons existing in the government
buildings here and to- recommend
some s{ plln3S whereby. more room
United states Circuit Court Of a ppeal.ss.l
Mr. X enper and Custodian ~ oseph 4 ~
Stewart ade an examination OF the
second f1oor8of the custom house and post
office building yesterday. and the arch M
,ment. 81 Just what lie will recommsnd
plan$in contemplation Is said TO be to
Of the collector OF in-
ternal revenue, marine hospital service
and customs department to tho annex in
tho aShafer3. building, and to. devote al
the spacsE the east side ofithca corli-
dc: tcl,$r :s@recond floor to private offices
and cont ference rooms for the Judges,
and to X construct am elevator from he
Main 'Streets2l level in. the corrid or the
second and Third floors. This is con-
5sidered tfc3mpst feaaable plan Of giving
the judges more r6oinland greater prl-
4yacyl in II eirSEwdrk .{S ~ ~
81 Mr. * emperiiiis a Virgnian, n former
residcntaof Staunton,r Who has been ems
#ployed in the@supervising architects Of.
flee for about.stwelve years. He Is we'll
known in this city, * u ,s,zs' f55sS ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Delightful Box Party.

"A delightful box party was given in
the lomcMof Mrs. w. W. Pendleton, on
Venablc Street, a few. evenings ago BY
several young people Of the Pcndcton-
Burruss circle for the benefit Of Fair!
mount Methodist Church. The evening
was pleasantly spent IN games and other
samusements, which 20 4 to make up q
good time, until the many, .prettily deco
rated boxes, with their dainty contents,
were nuctioned off. The boxes were
given w the young ladies and were pur-
chased by the gentlemen. and brought
good prices, the proceeds TO- be- devoted
present were I: Misses Alice Lord, Grace
E Cousins, Marie Mullen, Gertrude Acree.
( Eugenlu Arghill.s Estcle IS lIord, and
N1essrs. Henry Lowery, Willie PendletoIn1
& Jr.. Ernest Scllaaf, Guy. sutherland, WIS
dleton and Mr. and Mrs. ArmentrfAt.li
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

week before he would be able to comcito
court The case went over for a week.
Nyonen-bcaters were out in full force
yesterday, and Justice John put the screw;
to them in great shape. # 5S t s9{
John Thomas beat Fannie Thompson
and so and sixty days LIN jail were OK
trnctcd from him. vi TN 555 &C.
Edward Harner kicked Mary Oakley
down q flight Of steps and itscost him SIC.
All concerned III these simple domestic
are colored.
The one drunk on the list eot8off on n
promise to stay away q twelve month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
OBITUARY
Mrs. Addie D. Turner III

II Mrs. Addie T. Turner. Il
NJ Mrs, Added. Turner died "a Z the resi-
Sdence az her husband. Mr.. w. p. Turner,
No. 421t elm Street, last night. Hfter an,
illness of seyeral weeks She leay yes ono
child (, besides her husband. \. The funeral
Arrangements will be made later. It'll "a
Mrs. Bette GateWood.
Il iSpceial to The Times ispatch.)
c NIAI4VI1FN III ILL. " An. April 3,--Mrs.!
.BettieS CatRWond, of III anrlcO. county was
sstricken With paralysis Monday a nd died
i1'uesday.3f Sha3Was seYenty-eight years Q (.
age Tho funeral SERVICES We're 4 ..eld M
tie home Of jherF nepheW, Mr., Eugene,
5GateWood, land lnternent was ~ Wills
Methodist Church "Wednesday. Mrs Gate
wood was formerly Miss Crouch, !, II
sS3 Tho nall bearers We're: M essrs, Il j M,
GIL Thomas Guy ]. w, Wnrriner,, j y.
3JYhtloek, { u NJ. IIayre, Egg leston W. Ills,
fnlid William. 'Iharp... \. Ill ,l
Mrs. Fannie Council
(sseclal 10 Tho Times Dispatcll,) e,7
n 81 IIrIFQI4IS, Z, Apfll Nh. IN rs. n
ME Co,ISGll, widow of the late Dr. y urges,
Council, died last night ut her home, near
liberty Strings. Va, aged seYellt,y-iS,l
iyeals She las been a y member OF Ethe.
Baptist Church for sixty Years. Il isS
]. w. Mays, M
/, s Z sli e re A I,pISsi l'snatsA9
Mays died last night, aged cighty,three
years. 4 after 4 long illness, He Was g
native Of Lyncllb urs, but had resided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
DEATHS.

ALLEN. died, at his grandfa theirs resi-.
ta. dcncc. Ma jor w. O.. IIarvie. April 18TH
1905, the infant son Z Of Nj. and Mrs y,
John j. Allen, Of Amelia county, va 49,
Funeral at Amelia Courthouse y f slf1tll' ~
DAY AFTERNOO
:oRANG Died., at his residence, 1872
531 ii III. e; &c RGE #ORAN G r. (coloretD. lie
Y was held In high esteem by all who knew
linn He leaves IN wi e and seven. chill
dren to mourn their loss. b eceased was
father of James Junils Orange.
;s3i. e Funeral SUNDAY MORNING mt; Sec
ond Baptist Church (colored). slntermentl
Evergreen Cemetery, 38s4 E3asiB y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
For the Farmers.

& Governor Montague has named the following
members Of tho State Board of Agriculture
Tor a term OF four years from March !. 1905:
First--J. IL. G. Beverley, Chance, IsssoE
county. EEg3 l
Irri:d-Julian NJ. RuHin. Old Church, Han
Fifth-Jamcs NJ, Barker Axton. Henry coun-
\ sevcn,h--c w. Heater. Middletown. Freder-
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