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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
SEEKS DIVORCE,
Mrs. Henderson, Famous Horse
Woman, Deserted by Husband.

w1NSScgH ff ia Y VA FEB. ls.~SIrs, Dor.
othy Henry HsHd'S,son thMEo1Hghb st hef
and "a. NJ core, u. Of Berryyille, has filed
bill IN the Circuit Court Of Clarke
County for divorce from her husband:
d eserttion, and asks Tor altmony.S Hender,
son la a prominent horsenlan. and his
wife Is. one OF the most noted 'horsewomen
y They y S'i met here about n year ago at a
house marty given by Miss JULIA Reed
Taylor and several months later were
married at the old Henry home In Mills
Henderson suddenly left, and has not res
turned, although search was made TO To-
cate him. 4 q "a ! IL q, " U.s.
ton on states that both Noises Of Congress
have passed the bill approprla ting ss,56o
for Civil War damages to tho Southern
Methodist Church at Winchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
.BIRDs. ARE FROZEN
AND STARVING G.
Caroline Wants Mr.. Ellyson f for
Lieutenant- Gov
ernor. .i#
4 Especial 70 Tn. Zines. Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Hines. Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, 81 Az Feb. To-
From reports coming from different parts
OF the county, a great mar " birds have
frozen and starved to death, owing to
the unprecedented spell OF wea ther. which,
has been tho worst on game for many
years Some or the birds that have sur
5vived come up in the barn yards q and ID
feed with the poultry, ard the deer are
feeding with cattle. 5s
$3J. . II. @ \Erigh near 81 Bran LYNNE has
been summoned to come be tore g ma sls-
sfrate and account for selling fifty birds
on the ground. 70 !.
SFS c. 81. ( Collins, who has an excelsior fac
tory here and which has b &c. shut do 9
stlprs forsthe manufaot article. Tha
excelsior business has been quite profit.
orders ie the nil 8 Wners have been running
ut a loss for some months. 7 rs 70 pc 9s
hoped that prices adyantce, g sln
them as we'll equipped as any In the
State. g5 ~ Is, q
+ The friends OF J. Tayl Ell tyson here
date for Lieutenant g Governor It lis the
general opinion IL ne was "a ca nd date he
would carry this county over any OF the
other candidates. Ill
z Several good sales OF real estate have
been consummatcd in the county recently.
w. "A. Kicks has sold his farm Of AS
acres. near Ruthers Glen. to Mr. Chris tine II
G. Kre wdsen. OF Richmond; Va, for 50, 427.
u. NJ. u Terrell sold q farm near Central
FONT. Of 600 acres. to John F. Byrd, for
81 COO, and Mr.. j ohm Washington has sold
Ia part OF 3.'Blenheim.'' the house and 49,
acres, the old home Of George Tyler, who
was the father OF Ex-Governor Hoge
Tyler. to Mrs. Rettat G. Higgins, Of Chi
ScngO, for $3.50. MI 5ft JSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
POLICEMAN'S CASE. '
Allegro by a Bold Dash Escapes
From Prisoners Pen.

special 10 Tho Times DIspatch.)
NJ NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 18.--Tho case OF
Policeman Townley was Jailed In tho Cor.
poratlon Court day and continued 4, on
court REQUIRED the presence Of p; the ply
Iownley Is charged with extortlng $500
from RUBY Ford, tho proprletress or two
houses In Avon Street, on tho pretense
that he could have her sailor husband
released from the, naval prison ship south-
+ey. at Boston, where he Is confined as a
deserter, The IN wife a9t Tow1noy Is said
TOWnloy Is out on q ball bond, t "
ErqnS sohnsGss eoIor9H esaaps,a fro
medlatey 4nfter,sho was sent back to tho
prisoners pen 70 BIO held for, indictment
charged ithtaking the fine gold watch
of Henry ~ sparller., englneer q the 9
here ana Baltimore; !, When y, Johnaon en-,
the street 4 spit Before tho attention
OF tho guard was called, ,Johnson's body
that they yielded and letigliim escape
through, q sx-incl, space, He was not
IN llrht .Et, # tgkf4N lE y.t,t sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
and Nay Fever Cured

4 The truly marvellous cures OF, Asthma
which are being effected by Dir, Schlft-
nlapn's Asthma Cure certainly call for
notice. n n
rev. q. X, S Taylor, Of Washburn, Ill,
says: "Some 7 years ago my wife lsed
several packages Of Your Astnma Cure
which resulted In n permanent cure
a Hay Fever suffSra writes; " have
heen a sufferer from HAY Fever for oyer
4 90 Years, ana at seemed harder ev ry
year. The first night used your Asthma
Cure Il was greatly relieved It3nured my
cough after using a few times. ] shall
recommend it to al sufferers OF Hay
Fever Mrs. Martha sinlersun, i.aings-
burg, Alicll. SS3l a
n sold by ali druggists Mt soc, and 81.
Send &c. stamp to pr, II. Sehlffmanl.
SsoS sss, q, Fapl MINI f0 spS free trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
q Cold in 8Dinwiiddie.
pcclal to The Timeg. Djspa tc1

- (speclal to The Times Dlspatch.) -
RDANls5, VA, Feb. 16.-Last night and
night before were as 4 cold ones as we
have had this winter The Thermometer
stood at fifteen minutes to n a.. NJ to-
5da " at six degrees above zero, Gentle
men who have Travelled the county roads
say they never saw SO much Ice on the
not venture Is { Petersburg until The ice
was melting HeSwouId not run the risk
o flnturing his horses. al Though business
called him. It has been several months
since any work was done on the county
roads. When a thaw comes they will
be even worse than now. sssiS u 5alJ2 g.
5f One OF the road commissioner started
board hut after gettinE1 a portionsof the
way had to turn back, because his horse
could mt tand the Ice. q County merchants
liave carried O good supply Of groceries,
Withstanding tho severe winter, which
has been much to the convenience OF the
3pl1bl c {Fie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Feeding the Birds.

Especial to The Times Dispatcf3
4 TREDERICK'ssH HALL. Y Al, Feb O.. nd
This has been the most severe weather
thus far in tIie recollections Of the Oldest
inhabitants. both In point Of on tlnue 't |;
cold also numerous SHOWS It Is under
stood that game ~ fairing badly. Espess
sclalfy IT, Is I true OF partridges many Of
frozen, to death. All effort Is being made
to feed and otherwise protect 6 them. II
is especially true ct 4 DR.. sE a Is. Terreil,!
his yard every day: also other citizens
are Interested In like manner. siy5sS
Sf Wednesday. night was Y the Oldest on
record this win ter. This Ct Thursday moril-
Sgrees below zero al sunrise. and the earth
rs o complete sheet OF ice.as Cat tie suffer
intensely. and business o all charact er Is
AT a. complete stands TILL. Making fires and
feeling stock are lie principal ayocat tons
,oi the country folks. Isss N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
WANTED /, Va ii. D. in. MANY AcEs
(spe clal to The Times Dispatch,
IA - !,

l4as
NORFOLK, " "a, ~ Feb. Il 16. Police D p
tectlve Rose was arralgned in the Police
Court this morning On ne charge Y Of uifs
clubbing GustaVe Brew a United States ties
marine, while having him under; arrest
Tho marine nose was bruised, but he q.
va s not otherwise hurt. The case was
postponed until SSto-nlorro v. i5S
MI Tho two-na sted schooners Samuel 4 Fl
sharp, Captain Cant, with 8a cargo Of
lumber, for N CIV * ork, and the Banny
ira 81, Captain Hickman, with a cargo
of pine wood, Tor N eW Y ork, are \ both
aground d Z Ferguson's s. w hart, on Il the
James River, driven there by the q ice,s
One OF Joseph M. Clark tugs has gone
from here TO rescue then. 5Ys4 All S84
# AN 5ELOPENGDNT. 81 SIS
George w. I3allent hc.aof Norfolk. and.
Miss Nellie Peters, Of Mathew county
Va.vtrleft here yesterday on & the early
train for Elizabeth City. n. Gu to DO
married They were accompanied 3 by}.i \.
D. Bullelltine. brother}of the groom; EJoll{n
P,lrnell ana Miss Daisy duncan. 9s
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev N..i
Duke, OF the Baptist Church, and they
returned o Norfolk. s3sS s3g1S S5 #
M,IN.rYRD PLEADS GUILTY. 3
.sss Philip cIntyre, arrested In AZ eW y ol'lS3
upon his arrival from NJ exico, and brought
~ MnrfoIl, 4 10 j 1,swerT tho charge of OBJ.
= - = com tie ritizons Bnnk of this
re 49, fnreed dra On tered q plea
s.sy =, Nc Snrnorn to-day
~ ~ .so a., ~ 4, arnv 81 Presiding Judge
u al'0r, asi 1Jaro ~. - S
49, r. RrooI,e counsel for
~, i e. faona Z snnade d notable plen for
&h,s aii i. re,i iIir 17la life 81 McIntyre,
- 10 for;,,ar,v1fn nrtiotioInp LAWYER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
ACONTESTED WILL,
City Buys Lot for Fine School
sS Building.
Especial to The Times plspatch.l

Va. Feb. ~ "A suit in
iporation Court attacking the will of Mrs
Ora .Langhorne widow and sbenehclary
under tho will Of her husband, Thomas
15Lnnghorne. OF Calnpbell county, The
bill contends that the vail that nus 1e &c,
means and that the true last will and
Testament OF the deceased Is inathe pos
session Of tho executor Of the estate.
The amount inyolyed.Et In the iitiga ton
Tho City Council has just purchased q
Jfour-acre lot In RiYermont, q CROWN 6,
and popular section Q 81 Tho A city. at the
cost Of $4,000. upon which It is PROPOSED
to erect one of the most nloderh pupllc
sThe plans for the building have; been
drawn, but tho Council has not vet pro.
,vded for funds for tho constructllon OF
the building. MI Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
THINK it OVER.
Something You Can See In Any Restau.
MI. n sN rant or afe, III III

A physician puts the query: Have you
never noticed in any large restaurant At
lunch or dinner time tho large number
OF hearty, vigorous old men at the Ia
Il bles: men whose ages run from 60 to 80
years: many OF them bald and 8all per-
haps. grayi but none Of them feeble g r
sen!le? III
Perhaps the spectacle is so common as
/ ID Nave escaped your observation or
{ comment, but nevertheless It Is an OBJ
feet lesson which means something.
e you willNnotice what these hearty
old fellows are eating you will observe
that they are not mutching bran crac s.
ers nor gIngerly picking their way
\ through a menu card OF new tangled
health foods; on the contrary they seem
4 to prefer a juicy roast of beet, q proper
IN turned loin OF mutton, and even tho
deadly brolled lobster Is not altogsther
ignored, Ss
rhe point Of all this is that /, yigoro us
old age depends upon good digestion and
penty Of wholesome food, and not upon
bran crackers. sf.- It'll
II There Is "a certain class OF food cranks
who seem 10 believe that rnoat coffee.
and many other good things are rank
poisons but these cadayerous, sickly.
looking individuals are a walking con-
domination Of their own theories. q d,
The matter In a nutshell Is that il the
stomach secretes the natural digestive
juices In sufficient quantities any whole
4 some food will be promptly digestedi Il
the stomach does not do so, and certain
4. foods cause dlstress, one or two of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal
4 will remove all dif ficulty, because they
supply Just what every weak stomach
lacks, pepsin. hydro-chlorlo acid, dlas-
tase and nlx. N Z e < ''S {,
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do not act
upon the bowels, and IN fact are not
strictly medicine, as they act almost
entirely upon the food eaten, digesting
1t thoroughly, and thus gives "a much-
4 needed rest and glylng an appetite for
the next meal Z. 5js 4, IS
OF people who travel nine ont OF ten
\ use stnarts Dyspepsia Tablets. knowing
them to be perfectly 4 So 70 to use q my
time, and also having found out by cx-
perence that they are ~ 81 ga eguard
against ind igestl ion in any form, and geat-
! ing, rs they have to, at alls hours and
! ali kinds Of FOOD, the travelling public
& for yeara have pinned their faith To- stl-
Ar Il a r sell them @ cents fol
d full-sl5ed paclsa ges, and any ruggiss
Il from Maine to Cali ornlaj y his 0plpion
No re asked. vii say thai Stuart Iays-
Il rpel,si q Tab lets 10 The 8rlo opulag and
i succe tai renee y an n atolpae tEopi
~ 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Bill for Wornan's College.
fspeoIal 10 Tho Tlmes- y lspat I,

{speolal to The Tlmes- plspat eh.) q,
~ CONWAY, 81 Ff r ok sb is Va.
member al tho Board OF Trustees Of tho
Randol phr M aeon System Of Schools, ;yes.s
terday donated q nine hundrsd pound bell
ct the W9manSs Gossgs, near is
system, was authorized by Mr.. Conway to-
purchase bell lat his cost and he has
sillled the mission by pnr chasilfg the old
hell which did 4 service for many years
on the Old 81. Paul d y III pal shNrcl
here! fe h bel wac tnsl a led terday
Min fels N, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Worst in Fifty Years.

(specialSto The Times Dispatch,) n
KBNT's STORE, VA, Feb 1.-THE
intense cold weather iii this section con-,
5tlnucs to hold, and prevents the farmers
from getting their tobacco in shape for,
market, thereby causing hardship on,
those who have expected to realize on
this crop for their necessities S7
The snow and ice lies about five inches
on the ground n to- day, with the Their
monet err at six above zero.
The Oldest Inhabitants in tTluYanna$ say.
1t Is the most severe winter in 4 every
respect they have experienced since the
year 1856 & 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Mecklenburg Frozen Up

# SMITHS CROSS ROADS, VA, Feb. 1s,
The coolest spell Of weather since 1856
has rea ched Mecklenburg county,2so say.
the Oldest nhabitants. Ttf ground has
been covered with Ice and sleet for nearly
two weeks, and travel has become very
difficult and dangerous. The thcrmome-l
ter has lowered Just bove the zero mark
for tho past few days. Nearly every,
saw mill in this section Of tho county,
OF which there Is quite a. number, have
been forced to shut down work, owing
to the inclelnency of the wcat her. * u II s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

THE RECORD AGAIN \. BROKEN 8, j (: \
Tic Thcrttlo neter Drops rs Down vi
Below the Zero Point II, 55ss85,
$3l Many Places. 5 18..

I; Especial To Tho Times Dspatch.) nj
( WARSAW. e v.A,, Feb. ADMINISTRATION
proves that thousands q IA bushels Of
oysters have been winter killed in the,
Rappahnnnock by the intense cold wenth-
er this winter. and that oyster dealers a> !.
along the river have lost money heavily.
In consequence. some Of the largest
shuckcrs liavo closed business for the
season. owing to tho poor condition q
tho oysters. " N ~ I'D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Fire il Wyth.e.yille,

(snecial To Tho Times, pispatch,)
WYTHDVILIJE, YAn. Feb. !! l6.-ThIsi
morning at $50 o clock, tho smoke house.
carriage house and another small house
by fire. The stable near was consider
ably damaged, No insurance on build
ings Most OF contents saved, Fire orig
mated from smoking meat Y, +, 8, III n 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
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39sSS XXI Special to The Times -Dlspatcl,,) ia 5S
Sss BRIBTOI III vas, s8S5 Feb. Il I6, r. Harrison
Wa gner, who Is now in t he hands OF the
Federal authorities to answer the charge
OF wholesale fraud ,.##i is la cunning individ-2
SualS from Washington,eD.aC., who recent
5ly$ operated In Southwest Virginia. In
tho county of Dickinson he succeeded In
obtaining in some mysterious way }udg-
ments to- the amount Of more than a mil
lion dollars. He Is said to have ac-i
scomplished like results in certain coun-
ties In the State Of MARYLAND.
&P The papers by which he accomplished
this were SO perfectly provided with the
stamps and seals Of the courts that ! t
was difficult to understand how tho work
could have been eff ected without the col
fusion Of the courts, and yet these np-
5parently genuine instruments were sput-..
rious. 8s 58# 5Efs 81 Ia 5:ss 81 II SS5
was not to obtain execution, but to Dor
row money, on JUDI meuts, There has.
however, not come to light and evidences
OF where lie thus succeeded In obtaining
money In Southwest Virginia. Z:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
CURED FOR R Soc O

b ~ After doctoring for three yeare,.
and spending much money, e SOC.
box 81 Cuticura Ointment ended all
nv sufferings. It's been two years
since 4 used any, and ] don't know:
VII at. sore hand s are now, and never.
lost q days work while using cuti-
cura Ointment
5.75 5sS HOMASE A., CLANCY,
3ro N. Montgomery ST., Trenton, Nj.
a,d Il yhout the world Cuticura Resolvent, Soc.
Tin form Of Chocolate Coated Pills 25c vial Of oo),
Ointment S0c., Soap, 25e. Potter Drug Chem. Cops
apostou Sole Proprieors I. rs ,l
! : a. Send ior y Tbs Crest Skin Book. NJ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
~ Caroline in the Grip;
Especial to Tho Times-Dis atch.)

~ Special to Tho Times lspatch.)
NJ SPARTA. YAoS Feb. Everything Is
In the grip OF another cold snap. The
thermometer registered four below zero
this morning at z O. lock. a Two days go
the mercury stood at five below at ii
o'clock. This is the coolest weather by
far since the storm Of 1899. Farmers
have been able to do little work since
Christmas. except to- look after their
stock and keep up their fires. The saw
mills are not working half the time. IS Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
ICE-HOUSEs FULL.
Ten Inches Thick in Those hose
Around Keysville. 5
.aool h NJ rha Tlnes- DispnLoh.l

NI|-HFE (SDeCIaI 70 TIC Z IMes- I7IsWi!Cl1;I
I 8IlEYSVILLII, VA. Feb, E16.--All tho Ice
houses Tnrc filed md there Is Ice on the
ponds Inches thgk Ts r. " 5st5
hollse for her daughter, Mrs. Lewis, who
i has CONC mo to cuba for her health. Mrs.
5R IN, PrIddy is visiting her brother Mr.
Lee Watkins, AZ Durham; NJ u g; \; !. !, j.
Mor nend nM S tha a alusn'eil n
Richmond. at No. col South Third Street,
Z MIS-. ii, r. Clark has gone to Florida 70
spend two months I, =, v 4, 4 ,,,,,.,,,,
A MI, Heber Morton Is 'fesdllig the blr y, 81
brnnches and In sheltered places IN tho
pine forests. ~ y I .S ~ t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
WINDMILL WRECKED,
"A Runaway Team Does Great
DAMAGE In New Kent. a

(speclsi to The 'Tlmes-D ispitcll) Hi
RO&BuRY, ". Al Feb. ~, =. week oc-
Cured at this place Yesterday Sut & no
one was injured, A team hitched,, ia n
thslS 'flight they ran Into AZ windmill.
tearing II from It, foundatlon TO The h
ground. Tho mill WAS put w by MI, "a
L. Walker " vas sor l9rn " I,s MAJOR
Mr., e. h, Hinns. Of the dsa' ps A.. 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
Snow lies packed on i the ground abon
six or seven inches deep. 81 ~ 3Gs
Effects Of the c old.
(speclal,toT TIC Times-Dispa w

ii n oRWooD, SNELso ON 4, Feb. 49,.
1T Isl SO Bitterly colo III that A people ~ can,
scarcely keep warm by4 good Tres. ca t.
stle3iof all kinds mus suff fer. and tho birds
and crows are seen In large flocks trying
to get food, Il The Gpossums are picked up
iii the fields, and are racked
to old outhouses where they take refuge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
STRUCK ny FAST TRAIN
Old Man Literally Torn to Pieces
by the I1nnact,

c,r an fs, IFpEESplIh VA. Feb, 10, Joshua
sslanrhte was struck ny the pilot OF tho
fist :s II soutllcrn mall train near the rail
Way Station here .to-day ants instantly
on la trac,t' and did not See Tie rapidly
3ecinscatming nail The body WAS ftelrlbly
sols parts 81 'elng foand
siAssS Ssqyce With laisla he struck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
BRUNSWICK PATRIARCH,
Mr., Sidney M, Kennedy cele-
brates Eighty-second Birthday.

(speclal e Thee z, Ar
Sidney M. Kennedy, OF Jonesboro. one, q
Brunswick 5 most honored and venerable
Citizens celebrated his elghty'sfSeendit a ane
family Connection, numbering about forty,
odd, together With several Of his speclal
friends. ~, !, ~. (, 4, Z, .,,,,,, !, sror
ana eneruy, and every ind!ca ton points
to his reachIng the century mark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
LAND OF FLOWERS AND SUNSHINE
California Woman's Letter OF Special In
5is terest to People Of Richmond.

tIe 5tereata 70 FeoPle OF 8UlcHtHonu' YAK ~
4, AT this season OF the year q lettor. from
the land offlowers and sunshine Is OF
special Interest to OUR readers. The fol-
lowing letter from the Holden Drug Goa
Of stockton, CAL, one Of the largest drug
houses OIL tho Pacific Coast. is OF espe-
scial interest They write; Enclosed Is
a letter from ono of the most prominent
residents Of this city. She will not allow
her name to be published IN the news
papers, but we can furnish " to anyone a.
writing u.s. 4. ii
The letter Is as follows: NJ X Il Il
"For some four years my daughte r has
had headaches which seriously inter-
fcred with her school work Until re-
Gently we attributed the trouble to eye
strain, but happening to notice your nd y
yertisement OF Hyomei we We're satls-
fled that her trouble came from catarrl.
we purchased q ollar outfit, and within
twenty-four hours great relief was expe-
rienced, and the lonsening of mucous
matter and the reduction Of throat In
flammation began, Sixty days use Of
Hyomei made nearly q complete recoY-
cry, which we consider very satisfactory
after nearly four years Of expense and
fruitless treatment by other methods,
and that we feel grateful is TO put y
mild. 81 Sli 5fs 81 1T m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17
4A SLICK SCHEME.
Southwest Counties.

tRemar kable F orgerie in 4 the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

a. This! letter shows that many cases Of
sickness and debility are simply caused
by catarrh ana that they can be cured
.by HyomeI. This Is Natures own method
Of curing oatarrh, intoxicating tho air
YOU hTeath Inc. siq 4 Il s ~ y
"a complete OUTFIT. including the inhaler.
costs but 81 and extra bottles are only
so cents, fs3E " Vii 81
81 ~ A n iillers drugstore sells Hyonlel Spn @
guaranteed PLAN Offering q ~ ref uhd 40 money
II ZIG does not Iva 81 MI
o.,dtgy vii be- lied w On
IL ssa, g s11ss RssssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-17

Buckingham -Four Below.
Especial to Tho Times lspatch.)
sARVON1A, VA, Feb. 16.-The registrar
ton OF the minimum Thermometer here
this morning was four d. agrees below zero.
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BERRY,S GREAT PRICE
ClJT'TING SAL L, Is ON.

Il srcss, und4.l 1t applied To boys II as we'll ms
Ito frieiits upparel. gs @ NJ "a III
Indeed, III Rather cloAo inspection dls.i
closed tho fact that the entire stock
had been practically cut iii two, SO to
&steals. 81 "A 81 8s ~ 3B
585.,t st,w splendid business si,lts, formers
w t12. go, sell for 81. 90. and sl5 overcoats
vert for 1915. And II ono desired some
thing bettor, lie could find nn oycrcotlt
Sliitherto3 s2o for 1880, nil,l a SIS ono for
no. ~ 55 4 "A b IL
{s98'.'1n the ftirnIsllingy department I was
shown d revelation. Ties gloves, llnlld-
8kcrctlefs and hosiery were correapond-
Ingly reduced. aud passing e to the. shoe
II found tho prices here also
n out gtwftlh. 3s$ 81 3F n ss3.i,i & 81
S5l ""rhe8hats I had seen a i tito iwiilo ago
r8itho windows marked $3.50 and 81 g re
now SIS ard si,lrcspcctivcly, and as Il
started sout 4 could not feel Ssurprtsed
5at tiin surglng mass ofEsss humanity
through which j WIS COMPELLED to 8tvcn 1;
my wny, for 1t would DO 4 ii mo % great
wonderful the public did not literally pa
Etronize scli8n wonderful sale. s5$ 4y.s
49...13t,t wtiilc ! am on tho subject lSWlll
suy rs a word about tho great guessing
contest which IS now on at Berry n
33s3s"I learned It was open to- 4, everybody,
and that twenty prizes will 8bn8 givef1,.
Sulhc first Is d ss5 Berry raj coat ana
Tho second d SIS suit Of tie 4 fortunate |e
guesscr's owr, selection and 80 on DO WI,
tho lowest being a nico scarf &, 9 . 5
s..rhis contest L WINS Informed, IS Tor 70
those who guess nearest to tho num pe e..
orswords in Berry advertisements pub
Eished IN tile course Of q mont IL. II # ,s
Thc sale Is Il wond erful sone,g ana M /, any q,
ono d esiring bargains would 90 well well g
Hytsit II. 58l; # DAY 5SIH