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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
WHAT'S CATA!!lg!RA?
3HyomeI Cures This Common and Dlsa-
urecabie Disease.

so 3 as
Hyomel cures cures, cataI ar ny the simple
method OF breathing ~ INTO the air pas
sages and lungs. ~ kills the germs Of
the ca tarrhal poise'n, meals and soothes
mo 'rritated mucous l,Et membrane. enters
the blood With the oxygen and Kills the
germs present ther eff ectually driving
this disease from the system,
+ II you nave any OF the following syinp-
toms, catarrhal germs are at work come
where In the mucous membrane Of the
ny .,, LIZA. oas. VI tissues
OF the lnhge
offensive breath discharge fron, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
GIRL
SAID TO D !. De. HAPPY.
Now i'll Paducaf and Seems tc
be Oysrjoyed Over Reunion
With Mother.
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR GO [: r
Bristol Preparing to Give Hearty
Welcome to Speaker
Cox.
fspcclal q .rhe rl,nea- plspatch.l

Especial to The Times DispatchO
* BRISTOL " a., March % News mas
been received here from, Miss Mabel Ran
dali who was Kidnapped from sullins
College by her mother SHE is now with
her mother and her mothers people a
sPaducai, Ky. The family is prominent
there. one OF Mrs. Randall's brothers
being clerk Of the court at Paducah. The
h girl Is said to be extremely happy over
being reunited with her mother. 1t is
given out from Paducal that there was
mo opposition to the mother having pos
sesyion of her daughter except on the
part Of DR.. r. D. SIMS OF Chattanooga,
a brother-in- law of the girls father;
The girl'sstrunk is still being held by
q the SullIns College authorities here, 5pcnn-
ing All Understanding with Dr. Sims.
ProfcssorsJ. w. Repass, he new presi-
dent or Centenary College, Clevela ND,
Tenn, is well known IN Bristol and IN
Southwest Virginia.. His first work III
charge OF n graded school was at Bluff
city this county. when, some ten years
ago, he had charge of zollicoffer's IN
stitute as principal. He was success Sui
there, and afterwards was made e. mem
Der OF the faculty OF Martha " shin g ton
College, at Abingdon. Va. This posi -
+ he held for two or three years ~ W
which the IIolston Conference elected
Trim TO Tho presidency Of Russell College,
at Lebanon, Va. He held that POSITION q
for two or three gears, GLOWING which
he went to- ClarksYiiic. n .i5i5
Welcome to New Governor.
Hon John /. Cox is expected 9 home or e
from Nashville on Saturday Of this week I
His friends and admirers in this, his
homo town, are preparing to give him
d receipt onsupon Ills 7 he jag tails AL
E Of the ceremonies have not yet been
arranged, but tits hoped to make II COM
Inensurate with the ra nix OF the e, sena tor
as acting Governor. The Cox Light IN m
fantry will participate In the welcome. 45s
Hon 4 Claudc Al s Wanson vii be an
Southwest Virginia the coming week. VI IL g
rs expected at Abingdon N onday. and
will be in Bristo tuesday,. He has many
friends in Bristol. ff n. q, M
DrjuryS 81 Baskerville and M ss Barbara
BOYD we're married at 81 Parson n B BUR
roughs's famous mecca on TUESDAY e, :
S."rhis couple said the parson. .has
been complimented as the y 81 and "a soonest ne
pair II have married in many moons g, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
CRUSHED n DEATH.
Hard Fight for Man Charged
Within Stealing Box Of Jewels

(SrHcIa 4 to Tho n Itcs- Dspalch.l5E .slss
XII ALEXANDRIA,. March u s;:-. An
italian workman ma med Antonio Par r!
borrelIi, aged 2 30 years, was killed carry
fhis morning at the railroad construction
works Of Reiter. Curtis nnd Hi near
This city, by being crushed betwoe 4 tw y!
shutting cars. He was a. native OF Ca SOIL,
Italy. coroner's jury rendered I, YER r
dict, finding that his death was due ~
accident, This is the second fatal acci-
dent that has occurred tile construction
works in the past few DAYS. The other
victim, Nilos Grifla igo, was buri \ To-
{ Nh George Il. Boteler. OF Alexandria
county who has announced himself as a
candidate for the Democratic !nontna tt9n
and county. 4 In the Iegl stature, may have
{oInositlonsin the primary Mr., John II.
sTrinlyer,s formerly Of 4 his; city, al but now
or the county, Is being mentioned as
probable cand tdate 81 y, &.
Tho cilse or NJ O. Follard, charged with
the larcenyE Of Il box of Jewels valued ~
aDout 500. took UP tho session Of the
! Corporation Court to-day, Judge BARLEY
presiding. Many illnesses we're cxa NJ
i ed for Mo Commonwealth. EVIDENCE for
the defense Will probably be heard FRI
day. A hard fight for Pollard. who Is u
We'll known young married man of this
city Is being made by his attorneys,
AIcssrs. Nachen and Moncure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
ILlAR|G[ FARMS SOLO
IN SMALL PIECES |.
Fish Being Caught in Large
Quantities in the Po-
.tOmac.
\ Itspecial 10 The Tin,cs.DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times DiS patch.)
e FREDERIC ISSBuRG.s " a.. March %. ,--
The large 4 Lansdowne"S farm, in Spot
sylvania county. near this city. was pur:-.
chased some time ago by MI. I<nutes
seyee, Of the Il northwcstern section Of
the country, and he has divided the PROP
crty into five small farms. one Of each,
of which he has sold to Mcssrs. G US
Yoight. Otto asVirtzir. W. liam Lcblnow and
Ernest Norfert, OF the same section. Each
of these farms now has a family located
on; II, and all OF the dif ferent properties
ard being rapidly improved. v Houses and,
barns are going up, fences are being built.
and the land cultivated. These new set-t
tiers make desirable 81 items and add ira
terlally In building upE this part OF Vir-
gnia. Many ther farmers of the. West,
and Northwest have purchased farms in
this section OF the State within the past
two years. 8 ~ s8.,5l.. 8s 5
Tho mission at i st. Georges Church,
which has been conducted for tho past
week by Rev. Jo ohm r. Matthews, which
has attracted a great deal OF interest in
the community generally, closed to-nisht
and much good was accomplished
IAN Ok belonging to Mr.. John ". Green
house, OF Stafford county. which was
bitten by a supposed mad dog. develo ped
rabies. d The animal had fits and attnck-:
ed everything In reach Including other
cattle and people and had to be shot.
81 Fish are being brought to this city in
and nearby creeks. The seincs are be-
ing hauled regularly at the Marlboro fish
Ing shores and fair. catches are being
made including perch, rock, a few shad
and some herring. The latter have not,
commenced to run freelySyet. Most of
the fish coming into this market by was-S
ons and carts mt present are of the pei CHI
variety. After supplying the local de-
mand shipments are made to the large
city markets. VI
Mr. T. ID. Egg leston, Jr.,sof Prince Ed y
ward county, candidate for superntend-
ent Of Public instruction for tho State
has been here this week calling on citi-s
zcns In behalf Of his candidacy, Isl
The Mary Jane Hill estate In upper
Stafford county has been sold at auc-3
ton and purchased by John w. Childs.
Tho propert y contained s2l4 acres 81 s.
Mr. Q. NJ Armstrong has purchased the
property here owned by the estate Of the
late Miss Jennie w. Robinson.
Mr. Thomas r. Morrison, n prominent
farmer of spotsylvania county, sold his
wheat crop here yesterday at sl,13 per
buslicl. Mr.. Morrison, until recently. had
been sangujne that the price would GO to
SIS and had heen holding his crop Tor
that figure. He had repeatedly refused
as high as 81 20 per bushel.a Il ii
The Finance Committee Of The City
Council has recommended that the city
license OF lawyers, doctors and dentists
OF this city be Increased from SIS to SIS
each The members of the three different.
professions have organized in an effort
to prevent the Increase and committees
lave waited on tho different councilmer
made, Tho matter will be determined ut
the April meeting Of the City Coun-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
PRICE TOO HIGH.
City Democratic Chairman
Arrange for Primary.
3 fsnecIni 10 Tho Times DlBpa tch

oRFOLK. VA, March 2s,--7,ln the Fort
bo ft,r e Federal Judge; yyaddlll on d petit
ton of Colonel John R. MEG nnis, Y s..
AZ. retired to- set aside Jan B award Of
which he values at $4,000, lSIllted States
District Attorney Lewis declared that he
award of the commission was equal to
four times what Colonel McGinnis paid
for the property, and that3tthe figures
named by the owner We're eXorhitant.
Judge Waddill reserved decision,
I Tho city Democratic Committee will
mary election for the choice of candi-
dates for city Offices. Chairman yV.9tNY
Dey ana his friends OF tho subcommittee
are formulating rules for the government
of the primary. Il Es .s
AS the chairman and his friends are in
absolute control Of til ecomlnittee. the
other candidates are guessing ms to what
{chanCca they may have. IN & 535 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
GIVE RIGHT OF WAY TO
IDEWAT II ! RAILROAD.
Citizens 81 Chase City Meet
and Decide to Take
ton.
(Special TO The 4 Times-I3ispatch. )


X CHASE CITY, VA, March g g. From
presen t Indications The Tidewater Rail-
road Will be built and will take this town
in the route. NJ Harry Caperton I'll
lett, attorney OF the company, has been
here. He Interviewed a number o & citi-s
zens L and exhibited the line 81 survey,
asking cooperation to the extent Of "a
donation Of the light OF way.
IA large meeting OF representative clti-s
zens endorsed the enterprise, and It was
determined to secure tho right OF way
from land owners. a committee, com.
posed Of Dr. a. ~ Finch, I. p. Roberts,
c.. b. ELAN. Lucius Gregory and r. M
5Jeffreys, was appointed to sec the land
owners along the line.
The road will come from Norfolk by
Emporia, then south OF Aeherrin River!
through Brunswick county, and cross the
Atlantic and Danville Railroad at South
Hill. then through the northern pa rts Of
Mecklenburg. passing the southern bor-.
.ders of thisStoWn, hence westerly seven
teen ,nilcsSto Rando lph station where II
will cross the Richmond and Danville
Railroad. "a route has also been sur;
yeyed through the (; northern part Of
sLunenburg and crossing 1.-THE r edmond
and Danvillc at Meherrin stat ion.
The route through N ecklcnburg offers
good grades Of seven feet to the
mile, and the section over which II will
20 81 s rich in agricultural products and
3undevelopcd mineral ia and forestal re-
sources, 5sS s .aS
The town Of South Hill has appointed 4
committee to8co-opcrate3 with the people
here in securing the right way y through
this county. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
/ SWIFT CREEK BRIDGE.
Raising Of New Structure to In In
GSss terfere Littl eWith Travel. W sS


WASH SSi fSpccial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHESTERFIELD March q. The coun--
" road force has completed The earthen
work at the ends Of the new Swift Creek
bridge ~ and will do work on the 4 Cen
tralIa road forthe balance OF the week
On Monday at the monthly meeting OF
tho supervisors the road force and teams
" III be moved either to M toaca Distllct
or the vicinity of Manchester to begin
regular work Of permanent r. cflaractsr
for the season. The bridge contractors
are progressing we'll with their RS, and
to-morrow8the old bridge3near8th The Court
house 4 will be torn down. and the ne
one. which vii lie placed dag onally across
the old site. will be raised with as little
delay sto public travel as posi- Bile. me.
may last a couple Of weeks
however. I'M 0i q ,S5s
The Justices Of the peace OF the county
have been notified to max II report on
Monday of all fines paid to them and for
which they have issued l5l reeclpts Y az
cordance With the new law, the ssuperVl-5
sors having at the January meeting ex-
tended tho time wherein the justices
might comply with tho law, embraced In
chapter5 12i OF the Acts Of 1901.
II Ten notices are posted on the court
house door OF applications to be made
at the April term OF the Circuit Court;
for liquor licenses in this county. Three
of the applications arc for the sale Of
liquor at Swansboro, four at Ettricks. NO
at Wlnterpocls ana one near Robiou's.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany has II large force encamped at
from Manchester to Petersburg, a Ronl
from Manchester petersburg, a good
part of which has already been CONF
plcted and lis In use &, Several str rips OF
land paralleling their right! Of way have
been acquired by deeds, for broadening
their cuts and embanknents.
Il Mr.. John5II, Pearce Inns a bout recover
cd from his recent illness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
COMPLETE TREATMENT
Consisting OF Cuticura Soap
Ointment and Pills.

The first step in the treatment Of
chronic Eczema is to remove the
scales aud crusts and often the skin
! By warm baths with Cuticura Soap.
Dry carefully and apply cuticura.
Ointment, lightly at FIRST, and where
advisable spread It on pieces OF soft
cloth and bind in place. Take the
!, Resolvent Pills, or liquid in medium
doses. 1t Do not use cold water in bath,
ding, and avoid cold raw winds. s.
sold throughout the world. Cu.iturs Rsso, .nt zoe.
In form Of Chocolate Coated Pills &c PEI vial Of
Sinment Yc Soap 25c.S Potter Drug K Chem. Corp:,
Boston, Sole Piopi a5-send for "How 70 Curs Eesenas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
8. q ii CONFERENCE.
Reports 6f Districts Show Large
sAccessiions and Healthy Growth
fspe.clals ITO The

$s tspeclal TO The Times ioispat ch3 =,
WINGHEsTER, March q 2 +, {,
second days session of the iBaltlnoLe
Conference. Met hodist Episcopal Church
South, Ut Bradd ock Ghurch, Z S,.as'
Very Interesting and the presding el l1.ein
chester District salaries have. been IN u
creased and three hundred and =, rt ossi !,
eight new members enrolled In R 80
tDistrict, five hundred ); NJ oorefield District
six hundred and ten new ne nov mouneg
worship haze n these
EtrIcts.8 IS 81 Isl <, 3, . X,
re Rna "a = or Missions reported over three
hundred thousand dollars rcsourccs, and
nearly eight hundred thousand had t been
expende for, Missions =. t'le &
Dr. i. . N. Lambeth, secretary Of !, I nc
General Board OF Missions Of Nashville,
Tenn, made a part cula rly interesting g nd-
sr1raSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
The Sick Of Amherst.
specIal 10 ,rhe Wines. pIspat

"a lSpecIal1 TO The !'ImeH-Ulspatch)
AlAlIi'bI r ST, Y Az March aS-Mr, b. 81.
Campbell, OF Sandidges, In this county,
and q member Of the. board Of snpcrvls-
some heart trouble, His condition was
pronounced critical, yesterday afternoon.
\ Ills brother, Rev. Thomas NJ y Campbell. OF
Louisa county, reac hed hls bedside yester-
4 day. s. 5s s
Il Mrs. John p. Beard has been danger
Sonsly III hut is somewhat better now.
s Her absent daughters, Mrs. Perkins, OF
( Florida. and Miss IDS telle Bea of Raw
slings Institute, charlottesville. were tel
0graphed for,
Mi. Prank 'F-ulaher.S who was operated
on Sunday by Or, Shelton Horsley. OF
Richmond, Is Improving,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
.LASS|TER IS OUT
FOR THE SENATE S |:
He Will Make Good Roads a.
Strong Issue in Present
Candidacy.
MAYOR NOT DISCOURAGED %
Believes His Suggestion Of High
License Will Yet Win on
It's Merits.
MAYOR NOT DISCOURAGED.
The 1,imes.Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D lspatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, March 23.-Mr.
Charles Trotter 1.assiter has announced
himself n candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the state Senate from
this, the TwentS-ninth. District, to sue
coed Mr.. 1villiab B. Mc1lwaine. who de.
cllnes reelection. ls
Mr.. Lassiters is q prominent lawyer,
and has ably represented Petersburg III
the House OF Delegates He represents
this district int the Virginia Good Roads
Association, and emphasizes that work
as ansimportant object Of hisspreesent can
tdidacy.,3
the senatorial nomination.. but Mr.. Las.
sitter is the only candidate who has yet
announced himself
MAYOR NOT DISCOURAGED.
F. The Finance Committees decision
against the Mayors suggestion to the
Aldermen to raise the liquor license tax
has not discouraged him. He says tina
his firm belief Ii, the wisdom Of u hig',
tax OH tho sale; of liquor will continue the
work for hat object
III The Mayor Is an equally earnest dvo-
cate Of the early closing of saloons, and
the strict exclusion of women, as two
powerful aids to tho preservation Of
good order and expresses his WILLINGNESS
to sign an ordinance to such effect
all
#lcttcr$to8 the Board OF Aldermen sug sests
those measures, but they have not yet
been considered.
S$ Senate Martins valuable services IN 81
Petersburg have not by any means rem
$dered 1t unanimous IN his support. Gov
scrnor Montague has a following strong
III numbers and influence, which ts fre-s
9quently seen and heard in behalf Of his
nomination for tho United States senator
ship l3Sl 81.
$'!53 Of AURoRA's FIRST T1sI p.
The Aurora, Petersburg s new steamed,
Z has been pronounced In first rate scondi:-
ton by government inspector and start
ed on Its first "trip down the App omattoxE
this morning. The steamer8is the pro -
gerty the James River N avi CATION Com
&pany,5a corporation recently organized
by several young citizens. Leroy Roper
@ispresident Of the company and Ca r 81 n,
Davis vice president and general counsel
The sDinwildc Circuit Court has con-
stlnued II until March 18th the ten thou -
sand dollar damage suit Of B tcrworth3
against the seaboard Air! Limo Railway
Company, for alleged violation of $ag gree
ment In. naming a station Dewitt instead t1
of Butterworth. IA 4si st
Sardou's II Diplomat ", {. wa 8 presented
here lastinight by the highest class COM
pany that a has appeared in petersburg
for a long while. S; Miss Suzanne snntJe.3
as Dora, gave q beautiful eX hipitlon OF s
emotional acting. i3Sj5s g5lis3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
Hanover Hints,
pclal { 10 The Times Dispatch,

Especial TO The Times; ri patch>
3 HYLAs. VA, March 2S.--N RS, !, I'D win
house. EYER since Christmas, With rheu-
imatism. ID able to be out asa h. The
farmers are quite busy seeding spring
oats. Mr., Geo. STARK has sold his farm
WISCONSIN. Mr., Bob Harlow Is quite Iii
at hiB home with appendj It's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
Legislative Candidates.

78 Especial tosIThe Tnles- Dspatch.) N M =
rs I5MPORIA, VA March 23--Nfnyor
Henry John Maclin, who Is also county
school superintendent, and ex.chairman
candidate for the Legislature, Mr.. Mac
slln says he q Is In the race to the end.
William Loftln Prince. OF Emporia. la
also q candidate. and is very popular.
of representatives to the lower branch.
md one asnirant has alreads announced
Ills candidacy from hat county, Mr. Per-
sons, OF Jarratt. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
4 REUsENs FURNACE.
Company Signs Contract 70 3 Put Put:
II in Blast. ~.
III & fSnecial 10 The Times Dispatch

(special 10 The Times Dispatch:) ;i
VA, March 5}s g. IL he
southern Development and Construction,
aConlpa ny, OF hiladelphia. o-day signed
a contract which binds & TO expand W Y ~
the next four months he sum of fort y
ztholsa nd dollars in the rehabilitation Of
the a bandoned furnaceyat Reusens, three
miles above Lynchbufg on the James l'as
River. 81 sis VI q y, !,
not spend less than $3.50, 900 lii the coming
year. The furnace is designed to have
an output of one hundred tons OF Iron q
daywfienF 1t is put into blast sR
The power for the plant will be sup
splied blythe new power plant at r Gus ems,
which belongs to the Lynchburg Traction
Company. T RI II & u Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
Mor1no II Annoying.
,o,i,i = 5n,ho R ,,ir,ae Z. I1isna on,

Especial z to Tho Times Dlspat ch,) "a
ELLERSON A., March %. ~ nj nlber5
of Mormon elders ARE DISTRIBUTING thcll,s
annoyance to the peopl as they FREE
quently come to a person s house about
night, and the PEG pie. While they de- e.,
test their doctrines, hato, for lumnni-9
.ty's sake to refuse them shelter and
food
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
BODY in River.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch. vi 543
~ NORFOL V a.. March q. The body
of an unknown negro ma II was found
floating to-day In FL izabet h. River. near
the Pearl Street5sllp, Berkeley. The body
had been In the river a long time, and
the police suggest that It is that Of a
man who jumped overheard II December:
s11st and was not REQ YeTed ~ 5.s YEA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
The Cruiser Minneapolis.

@ Special 5 to Tho Times Dispatch)
" NETWORKS NEWS VA, March 23.-- Tho
rrntccted cruiser Minneapolis arrived here to-
day from Cubap waters. It is expected that
she will he ordered either to- Norfolk or Bos-
ton for oyerhaullng and repairs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
ILL ON BOARD. 81
Surg on Griffiths and Nine
Others Taken to Naval Hospital

Especial to The Times ] Dispatch. J
NORFOLK. VA March 23--.Srrgeonl
Grffiths and nine Tiers from: the crr,is..
ier Minneapolis, arrived Mt the. Naval
Hospital to-day. Surgeon Grlffit is
seriously Ill and the others have mala-.
dies more or less critical. The Mime
apolis, which Is the flagship OF the At y
.lantic Training Squadron, and the prairie
.arriXed in Hampton Roads today and i
anchored off Old Point Comfort. y
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-04
Probate Court Docket.
February Term 1895.

First Day, Monday, February 10, 1905
/. Williamson Dicey,deceased; Tur
ner Williamson, administrator.
2. Hendricks Robert j., insane
Henry W. Thieman. guardian.
2, McCarty, Lula ct al, minors: NJ.
D. Wilson, public curator.
4. Major, Wm. M, minor; s. N.
Wilson, curator.
5. Jung. George. deceased; W. and
j R. Jung, executors.
8 Jennings, Moody ct al, minors;
M. D. Wilson, public curator.
2, Smith, John E., minor; NJ. D.
Wilson, public curator.
8. Hammer, Susan NJ, deceased:
h. W. McNeal, administrator.
0. Brown, Robert M, deceased:
Rachel Brown, administrators
10. Maxwell, Maggie j.. deceased.
A L. Maxwell, executor.
II. Burnside, Samuel W.. deceased:
John w. Burnside, administrator.
70. Hughes Emma c., minor; Lilly
G Hughes, curator.
Second Dav, Tuesday, Feb. 14th, 1908.
10. Butcher, John A., minor: George
B. M FRYE, curator.
IA. Seelev, Mac, minor; Ed. IL,
Beatie, curator. .
IS. B~odenstab, Augustet al, minors:
VIM. Bodenstab. curator.
l6. McGirl, Edwin S., minor; Nellie
McGirl, curator.
II. Wolfenbarger, Sarah F.,
deceased: Agnes S. Wolfenbarger.
administrative.
r.. Hagood, Emmit L., minor: Chas.
Hoefer, curator.
10. Meinershagen, F. W., deceased:
Chas. Meinershagen, executor.
20. Salyers, Frank, insane; Walter
Salyers, guardian.
g.. ClHen, Louis, deceessG; Alder.
executor.
Third Dav, Wednesday, Feb. 18th. 1905.
%. ~Braecklein, Sophia, deceased;
VIM. A. Braecklein, executor.
%. SEWN, Omar and Norbert,
VIM. A. B~raecklein, curator.
"a. Atterberry, Enos R., deceased:
Edward w. Kruse, executor.
25. Fisher, Anna ct al, minors;
Grant E. Fisher, curator.
20. Dee, Alonzo and Mary, minors;
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-04

It is in Judge Grosscup's three clesl
suggestions Of "HOw to Save the Cor.
poraiions" hat we hnd it's unusua
and Constructive value.
Government control: ''pulting aside
the ive-and-tOlty bewIldering state
hands, for the great national ha d."
Regeneration ''Cut out the stock.
iObblDg corporation; the water.logged
corporations the mere vision Of
Missionaries; the labyrinthian corpora.
ton, whose stock and bond issues
are purpOsely tangled"
Opening of p~rOprietOrSh p to wage.
earnersi to sOch workers, no less than
to captains and l~ieulenaDts OF indus ry,
a share OF profits should be given.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-04
A New Alfalfa.

Explorers Of the Department Of Agri.
culture have discovered in the Egyptian
desert a hardy alfalfa which it Is
believed will prove routh.reslstant and
sturdy. The plant was found in the
ruins Of the ancient colony Of Lambessa,
within the walls Of the villa OF
Escnlapius, the famous healer, and
enough seed was threshed out to start
comprehensive experiments in the
United States. Tins is another item
that will doubtless add to the effective
ness of ''desert" farming, already
surprising with its effectiveness the
agriculture OF the world.