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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-11-24
W.C.LU. COLUMN
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MRS. EVA NJ Editor
MRS. NARY C KUHLMAN,
associate Editor

- Our Motto I've mean to be as =
. pleasant as sunshine. but as per =
= sistent as fate. =
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-11-24

1 have q few good. young horses for
sale, or will trade for cattle Herbert
KelloEg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Society III
williamsburg

e. II & 4 + r u
8 Especial to rho Times.Disbatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 22--Miss
Annie Gillian left this afternoon for
7 MoYock. N. c., to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. n. L. Henley, md children, arc
4 stopping III Yorktown for few days.
Mrs. H., N. Phillips, and children. are
spending some time at Yorktown.
Captain S. j. Brooks, of Manchester,
spent to- day With relatives here.
"a Miss Martha Lane Is Visiting friends
The Banking Company OF L l.. Dirlck.
con, Jr. has established branch ~
Norgi James City county. with .. II.
Knde, as cashier.
Lieutenant Waller has established
camp near York River for target prnc-
tice.3 ~
Hay rides arc very popular with the
went to kings Mil, on the James River,
Yesterday evoning were caught In q
thunder storm while returning and were
forced to take refuge In a hay house,
where they were detained for some time,
reaching home about half-past o'clock
this morning, Il wcttcr, If not, y wiser
crowd
Sir. Leonard Henley has commenced
the erection of handsome residence on
the corner OF Francis and England
Z Messrs. W. II. Sweeney and son are
pushing the work of paving the side
walks OF Duke Of Gloucester Streets, and
Is making fine progress.
Work on the new Science Hall at VIII
liam and Mary College Is we'll under way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
FLUVANNA AFFAIRS.
(spccial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch,)

lSlcCldI " Ic IlIIlcS-
!, FORK UNION VA, July 22.-Mr. Willie
iting relatives near here.
Mr.. John p Snead Jr., returned to-day
from Kappa hammock county. where he had
spent n week on tour OF scrvntion
Mr.. snead1 reports a great future for
tonight, at the home of Mr. C. a. Strange.
The object of the entertainment is to
raise funds to build a sunday-schooi
chapel.
The Fork Union ball team will soon
meet the "Powhatan Invlnciblcs' In a
has won both games that has been played
with the lnvinclblcs.
a large number Of our people will Mt
tend tho annual Confederate Reunion, to
be held ut Palmyra on the twenty ninth.
a drama In four acts will be given at
date will be mentioned later. 1t is
n war play In which the hero Is from
the North and heroine from the South.
Mrs. Ellyson, formally Miss Euln lamar,
Of Waynesboro, Is now visiting Miss
Martha snead. Mrs, Ellyson is one Of
Mrs. RUFUS j, sncad ana Mrs Belle
Snead, returned day from visit to
Norfolk and other points on the coast.
Extensive improvements have been
made ON the Academy campus here, The
outlook for next session is most encourage
Ing. Misses Elizabeth and Edith Hatcher
Of the faculty are now on a tour abroad
Professor Julian Martin and wife are
spending the summer In Caroline.
Mr., and Mrs. Walton are In Pennsyl-
yanla. visiting his relatives,
Miss Martha Sncad, one of our most
accomplished young ladies'. will be a mem-
Der Of the faculty next session,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

way east they made a stop Of a day or
two at each OF the following places Salt
Lake Denver. Chicago Niagara, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, then back to Abe
marie. Thence they will go to New
Orleans and Mexico, and return to the
Pacific Coast. having been absent from
San Jose two months If their plans
mature and having covered a distance
Of 10000 miles in their journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham, before. their re,
turn to California, will spend several
days in scottsvle with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. v, Pcrciva. and Will also visit their
many other friends In the ncishborhood.
. Mr. Gresham is now2in Richmond, having
gone thither to meet the Misses Haines.
OF Charleston. S. c., who will spend several
weeks with Mrs. Bennett, at whose home
the rector and his wife are domicicd
The reading given by DR.. Evans. Of
Richmond, a the Green Noun tain Club
House was great success, the net pro
cecds amounting to over $4,000. The
money Will be used for improvements
on Christ Church. Albemarlc county. DR..
Evans very kindly gave his services, and
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Virginia I3owles left on NO. 8,
Thursday for an extended visit to Mrs.
r. c. Strudwick. Greensboro, N. c.. and
will probably visit other relatives In
Georgia and Florida before returning to
Virginia ~
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it In twenty years, where sassnfrns ant
briers had Increased in vgor and number:
as the soil decreased in strength and pro
ductiveness until practical farmers qucs
toned It's ability to proutFcowpeas. Mr.
Edwards planted It. In corn and raised &
corn crop the equal of which on the same
piece Of land cannot be recalled by tho
Oldest citizens.
Corn, oats, cowpeas, wheat and pota.
toes are grown, horses, mules. cattle and
sheep, are bought and pastured, and
chickens and hogs are raised by Mr.. Ed
wards. ~
Mr.. Edwards Is a contradiction to the
generally accepted idea that a thorough
preparatory training Is necessary for a
real success In any business. His know
ledge of farming, has been gained almost
entirely by talking with practical farmers
and studying their methods He has never
been subscriber to any purely agricul-
tural publication and rarely reads one.
Hc has always regularly read the daily
and Sunday papers. a religious paper, en-
Joys a good book when he has the leisure
to read in and believes The Times-Dls-
patch is the best paper published for Vir-
ginians of all classes.
4 Mr.. Edwards was bornSin Goldsboro. n.
c., and has been resident .of. M orlisV,te
a little over six years, during which .tnlc
he has built up one OF the most pros
porous general merchandise stores be-
tween Warrenton and Fredericksburg.
Besides his farming and regular whole
sale and retail merchandising operations,
he regularly butchers buys timber, has 1t
sawed and markets It, handles WOOL
s,lmac, etc, in enormous quantities In sea-
son. FIe is an active church member, ever
ready to take hold ofSany public spirited
enterprise, and unusually generous to the
poor But above all else, Mr. S. II. Ed
wards stands forth as ia man of long es-
tablishcd mercantile habits, tlking hold
Of a business of which he knew absolutely
nothing and making IA greater success OF
It than the majority of those who had
made it a life long study.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
IN NORTHUM
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

FEATHSvILLli. VA. July 22.-Neter
within the memory Of lie oldest iI,habi :.
tRnts has there been such growth OF
corn rs there Is now. Even on the
poorest lands. tho growth is excellent.
Should the season continue wet. there
will probably be Il larger yield of corn
this fall than has been known for years.
in the Northern Neck.
The twelfth annual encnmpmcnt of
wharton Grove Camp begins Friday,
July IS, and laals ten days. The ser
vices this year will be conducted By Rev.
II. NJ. Wharton, D. D., and Rev. a. G.
Barron. D. D.
The annual examination for tea cheers.
in Northumberland county, was held here
Tuesday and Wednesday. by County Su-
permit endent. G. f. Eubank
Miss Margaret Dnwnng. accompanied
by her friends, Miss Mamie Pitts. OF
West Virginia. and Miss Trudie Blundon,
OF Baltimore. who have been attending
the commencement exercises of the West
Poin, Military Academy, have returned
TO their homes at Sharps.
Miss Lizzie Rice. of Baltimore, Is Wis
Iting at the home of her uncle, Mr.. a.
S. Rice. la
Mr.. 4. X. Cralle left a few days ngo
for a short trip TO Washington.
3 Mr., G.. j. Downing has resigned his
position as cashier with the l.. E. Mum
ford Banking Company, and Mr.. Everett
Marsh, assistant cashier Of the Reedsvile
Bank, is temporarily filling the vacancy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
COMMON SENSE
APPLIED no FARMING.
a Merchant Makes Big Success
When Others &
Failed.

Especial to The ,rincs- Disputch.) 5S
MOlaRlsNII1I1, VA July ~ --Thnt clr-
ctiinstunces tlo not nccessnrylly mako the
man, ana that man can often create and
profit BY tho circumstances has been re-
reatedly proven. Mr.. S. w. Edwards, or
this PLACE, Is a striking Illustration Of this
fact MI. Edwards has been actively cii-
gagged Ill the mercantile business since
he was thirteen, years Of age save ...ice
years while keeping hotel and four years
In the employ ofSn large stove company
ns salesman, with no knowledge OF farms
Ing whatever Until he took IT up on Il
small scale about five years ago In con-
ncctlon With his regular business OF mcr-
chandislng, n gradually increasing his
operations until this year he Is farming
eight farms md more successfully hnn'
the owners could do themselves. He does
not pick out thesmost fertile farms as a
scene Of operations, but rents tho land
of those discouraged or dissatisfied
farmers who hope to better themselves
IN some. othertNocntion and arc quite VIII
ing to grant to some one else for n con-
sideratlon the privilege Of cultivating the
soil tina THEY have apparently exhausted
of It's fertility.
Last year he rented farm that had
not had a plntFof grass seed sown upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Moonlight Drive.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, July GA
moonlight drive to IIyco. II distance of
about eight miles. last Tuesday evening.
waste OF the most enjoyable events of
the week. The ride was in honor OF
Miss Aline Webb, OF Roxhoro. The lively
party invaded the hospitnble home Of
Mr. ". G. Slate. at Hyco and took pos
session of the entire place. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Those on the drive were Misses Wright.
jamie Adkcrson Aline Webb. Bessie Shep-
herd, Willie Easlcy, Mary Slate and Ger
tic Slate. Their escorts were Radcliffe
lrby, George Garrett, Sam Irby, a. Il.
Gilbert John Easley. Thornton White,
Leon johnson and Charles Wllburll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
. PEOPLE I'M CAROLINE
Special to The Times-Dispatct

Especial to The Times-Dispatch>
BOWLING GREEN. VA. July 22.-Mr.
"A. r. Anderson and wife, and child.
Of Washington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. A. Anderson.
Mrs. a. B. Chandler, Jr.. OF Richmond,
Is now staying at the home OF Mr.. a.
B. Chandler.
. Mr.. Hunter McCauley. Of Norfolk. spent
several days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCauley this week
Miss Emma Anderson IS on visit to
friends In fredericksburg.
Mr. Moncure Gravatt is now visiting
friends In Ashland and Richmond.
Miss Mlude I3roaddus has returned
homo, after a visit to friends In Black-
stone.
Mr.. Robert McCaslin, Of Richmond, was
here this week visiting q friend.
Mr.. l.. T. Garrett, OF Sharps., Richmond
county. Va, spent this weel. with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. w. Garrett.
Miss Sugg, of North Carolina, is visiting
herEiu uncle. Mr.. G. F. Sugg.
Miss Morgan. Of Richmond, and the
Misses McManaway. of Petersburg. arc
on visit to their uncle, the Rev. j. NJ.
McManaway.
Dr.. and Mrs. John Pollard, md Miss
Grace Pollard. will leave for King and
Queen county. as soon as Or. Pollard is
well enough to make the trip.
Miss Amy Stubs who has been at the
lawn Hotel for some time, left this week
md will return again in September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
PARAMOUNT MUSICALE.
School Children Afford d Most
Delightful Entertainment. 45. q

,rhe pupils OF Mrs. S. RI Cinry s Music,
class gave Il most enjoyable ccltal at
sFnirnlount Baptist Church Tuesday oven,
ing at $3.50 Q clock. Rcv. A. z, XIII. pre-
pills. Miss Atablc Pollard secured the gold
medal, and Miss Lottc Roncy. received
tl,a silver medal. The 4sstllrnetlons were
given BY Rcv. r.. Il. Scott, who d so.
presented the following yaung Indies Win,
beautiful bouquets: Misses Ruth Glenn,
Jennie Thompson Beatrice BrausrE and,
Mamie Shelton. Tho following splendid
programme will speak for Itself:
ES Part first and second grade: 3 x
Simplicity tsutep. Miss Ahble Gary.
Mays Pet Dream. Miss Emmett Cary
IL Duet. birthday Vnlce." 81 Miss Isabel
Piere Dee Matin. Miss Lo;tie Ron,y.
Crcccnt Revce!c Miss Lizz,e Pace
> Duet. Ben 1Iur Chariot Race. Misses
Ethel HUTCHINSON ana Maria Gary. 4.
Selection. Chapel In the Mountains Mi ISIS
Louise Ramsdcll Il " Il, IL i35 "A
Duet, Sleighbell Mn2uika, Miss Lott.c
Roncy and Mrs. S. II. Gary. 3. n il
PART second. fourth nnd fifth: % 5j
8 Grades selection, Minuet Ppdcrewsn,
Miss Mablc Pollard
Solo. rho Lord Is My Shepherd, Miss
Mamie Shelton. VII b$s$
THO Whillwlnd. Misses Mamie Shelton,
Jennie Thompson, Mabci Pollard and Mrs. 4
S. r. Gary "
Reading, Miss Ruth Z Glenn.
Plano selection. Chamson dc Alps, Miss
Jennie Thompson.
Meditation. Miss Ruth Glenn. AZ
Z Solo, Miss Julia England.
& Piano solo. Raphsodic liongrciso, Nf;ss
Beatrice Braucr. 5$3
Reading. Miss Ruth Glenn.
Piano selection. II Trovatoro Dorm
Miss Mamie shelton.
Solo, Where Sylvia Satmlnrs Miss Jen-
ME Thompson. 55&5 y
Joys of the Dance, Misses Beatrice
Braucr, Jennie Thompson. AIablc Pollard
and Mrs. S. X. Gary. .sl. III
after the programme was given Row.
r. b. Scott presented Mrs. Gary WIN r
beautiful growing palm in behalf O.. her
pupils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
PEOPLE IN LYNCHBURG

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 22,-M Misses
jamie and Nellie Quinn and Miss Kate
Edmunds are spending some time at
Wachapreaguc, Accomac county.
Mrs, James Boyd and children left this
week for Lowry where they will remain
during the rest OF the summer.
Mrs w. r. Gibbs has gone to Mounta In
Lake for stay Of some length.
Misses Jennie Oakley and Florence Tay-
lor have gone to Millb0ro to spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
son, Mr.. Ed. Daniel arc at the Sweet
Chalybcatc Springs, Allegheny county,
for month
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Franklin are ut
Mountain Lake for brief rest
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turned to Norfolk, after visit to via
Maria. r,,,o,,-
burg, are the guests of Mrs. Thomas y.
Dew.
Antonio, Is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lucian Glcavcs.
Of M Ports Mnl.eh arc AZ spending the sumner
with Captain b. w. Stanley.
d Miss May Ribble left Tuesday for a
visit TO New Hampshire.
Mr.. j. Paul Gaines and bride, OF Mem
pills. arc the guests of the formers
father, Rev w. a.. Gaines.
Miss Willie Withers entertained her
friends Friday afternoon at bridge whist
A party of young people left Tuesday
morning for Graham's Forge, where they
will spend ten days In camping;
Among the latest arrivals at Miss Janis
Gibboneys are: Mrs. Kind. Mrs. Stubs
and Mr.. and Mrs Milettc. Of San An
tonic: Mrs. Cosby and child, Of Roanoke
Mrs. Ryan, of Baltimore; Miss Guice,
Mrs. Voss and five daughters, of Little
Rock, and Miss Craig, OF New Liberia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA r., F. e. p. r. r. AND
CONNECTIONS.

Leave washington, 70. G., as folows.
Via Baltimore e. Ohio Railway and Lee
high Valley Railroad. TOO a. NJ. Friday,
July 18th and 2Sh, August 4th and Sth,
September LIST and 18th; via PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad and Buffalo, 7;55 a. NJ. Fridays,
July TIN AMI glst. August nth and 25fh,
September 9Th and 22d, and October 18th.
Round trip rate from Richmond 1880
Tickets on sale for afternoon trains Of
days prior to excursions from Washing
ton, limited to reach Washington, return
Ing, within ten days, including date OF
excursion from that point.
For tickets and further Information, ap-
ply 10 ticket agents. Richmond, Frcder-
icksburB g. Potomac Railroad.
w. y. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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BUCKINGHAM BITS.
go
GreeIal 70 Tho Tlmes- DISnntch.l

fSrecIal to The Tmes-D ispatch)
SHEPrSRDS, VA, July 22.@-Ihe annual
Methodist Sunday-schoo picnic, which met
In Mr. Dick Davis yard. near Curdsville,
Was enjoyed by a Large crowd, estimated
at -four or five hundred people.
Mr.. =, NJ. Jones. OF Shcppards. presided
Addresses were made by Row r. ~. Bell,
pastor speech, by Mr.. Smith, Of Farm
vile High School, and others. Recita-
lions by children a two o'clock IN
Permission was announced, "A bountFul
dinner was served with everything 10
temp' the appetite.
West Hanover Presbytery viii meet al
New Store Church, Buckingham county.
the 18th Of August. They arc expecting
large crowd, sea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
UPPER HANOVER
Especial Ito The TI,nes-D ispatch.)

n
BOSWELL, VA. July 22.-The ladies
of Mount Hope Sundays school gave an
entertainment at the hall Tuesday niElt
for the benefit Of the church; w Ss,rna
Mr and Mrs. VIM. Rylnrd Wright left
Thursday on visit to Mrs. II, T.
Buchanan OF Norfolk.
turned from Trcdericksburg, where they
attended the Horse Show. Misses. Anne
and Jean are Mt home, again AFTER s1,, !, @
dcllghtfnl stay OF se vera, weeks IN mi
Miss Ellen McCracken. OF Fredericks-
burg, ls the guest at@FIilldene
large crowd expected to leave here t,, on
WI, Win g atn 'Gr the "eT Union sandaysehoo
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. shepherd. Miss Pros
ser, of Ashland, and Mr.. Hugh, Demon Of
Richmond, Acre the guests during the.
week Of Mr., and Mrs. r. II. Wright, At
Mrs. G NJ b. Mitchell has returned,
from short stay In Beaver Dam ana
has as her guests Misses Terrell and
Christy
Mr., satterwhte,, who has been e, !, sick sick
for several days, has left for his nome
In Beaver Dam. 3y5
Mrs. t',ea. Nnsle 4, Is at u hone me- q !Soh
Misses Lizzie ITnw. sallie Voolfolk. and
Mcssrs Winston, EInw, snead, ann .Iny-
lor, are spending n week nt virginia
Beach,
AIias Daisy Smith. Of Richmond, who
hns been the guest mt Plain Dealing
has returned home.
Miss Ollie Parkinson, was q guest or
Mrs. Pollord's In Ashland last week;
Mrs. kn,e Johnson and daughter. Beu-3
lab Of Ilanvie Will arrive Monday as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs +. II, Wright.
Services viii he conducted mt Iaylors-
vile Baptist Church Sunday, BY lteV, ar,
DrScoll Of Richmond.
Mr.. Charlie Carter has been the guest
Of Mr., Carey Rcdd. at Nocls-
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WYTHEVILLE, VA. .
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
wYTHEV1LLE. VA; July 2.--Nlrs. IL.
G. wadley and Mrs. Simon. of New York,
are visiting relatives In Wythevllle.
Mrs Charles MacAllstcr left Saturday
Nor Baltimore.
DR.. w. H. Dew. Of Lynchhurg. is the
guest OF his mother, Mrs. T. r. Dew. on
Miss Bette .ienser. Who has been the
guest OF Miss, Norman OF Bristol, was :
her mother. Mrs. Charles w. Heusnr.
Mrs. Manley Caldwell left Tuesday for
augusta county, where she viii visit rela-
tves
Rev. Fred, Ribbe and family of Pc
tersburg, arrived last week, and will
spend the summer with DR.. ". II. Ribble,
Sr.
Mrs. James Aumnnn and son OF Nor
folk, are visiting In town,
Misses Julia and Pink Ward have re-
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Ting their sons, Mcssrs. 1felskell and a
their tliuglitnr, Joined d friend II WASH
lingtOii form trip TO Niagara Falls. /, 1, Il.
Mrs. Jaincs Burfon Hope and little
granddaughter. Miss Mny ki3nkcrs q Nor,
iRo b "A. MAR. ~ A., q
s.2Nfr. Ii. s. Bruce left Lexington q fe,W.
days ago Oh Il trip to the West. He VIII
visit the Lewis niid Clark l1xpoHltlot Sbe'-i
fore Ills return, .{s ~ 81 .it . . IA /. 81 ls22
[sS Mrs, t1liznbetll D,lyis and Miss 11ousit
Cnruthers, Of Bay View, lsltl., wcrc III
tho ptst eek. 4. n, n Y. h ], 4
ington. Visiting het. mother, Mrs. j ohm.
Miss Mary strickler, Of. Richmond, IS
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George III.
Denny, Of Washington md Lee University
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
LEXINGTON, VA.
.specIal 10 The rlmes- DIspatcl

VsPtcHT % the TTnts-D1sIIH tu1F
LEXINGTON, VA, July 22.-coonel
Warren county, NJ c., where he has con-
tracted with n lumber company 10 sur
vcy about 10000 acres OF timber land
ana 10 locate and superintend The con-
slrucion Of twenty miles Of narrow guage
railroad.
Professor and Mrs. William Dlnwiddie,
OF Greenwood, Va, were guests the past
week OF Professor and Mrs H. ID, Camp
accepted position as n member Of the
faculty Of King College at Bristol, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Smith are az
Ronceycrte, w Va, where they are Yls-
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SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
lgnnclal 10 rhe rlmeu.pLanni. y

Especial 10 The Times. pIspnt:h)
scorTsVIILE, VA July 22.--Rev
Wilmer Gresham, former rector of St
Anns Iarlsh, and his wife. are Mt Mrs
G. X Benefits Green Mountain Mr.,
hnd MIS- Gresham are having a pleasant
Itinerary extending from the Pacific to
ihe ATLANTIC and from cangGa to Mexico.
Eor yeiir or more tbeir home has been
IN san Jose, California, and on their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
TO ESCAPE THE HEAT.

For Il pleasant days outing and tho
bcs, Of sea food meals. 20 to popular
Beach Park soc round trip.
Fast special train leaves Richmond
every week day $3.50 r. NJ. Returning,
leaves West Point 1000 r. NJ Two
trains on sunday. 1880 a. n. and 400 II.
NJ; cool and breezy. Attractive In every
way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
1T MAY PROVE MURDER.
Brutal Negro Knocked Woman
Down and Kicked Her.

Charged with assault and battery by
"a nesress named Mary Warren, Jess
s.-Willlams, alias "Isig Foot, was ar,
raigned before Squire Angle IN Henrlco
county yesterday morning The Wo-
man,s condition did not permit har IN
attend the trial, and the case went over
until the 3lst of the month. Fears for
her recovery are entertained, and VIII
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-09

These are some of the things boy can do.
He can shout so loud the air turns blue;
He can make all sounds of beast and bird
And thousand more they never heard.
He can crow or cackle. chirp or cluck;
Till he fools the rooster, hen or duck;
He can mock the dog or lamb or COW,
And the cat herself can't beat his "meow."
He has sounds that are ruffled, striped or plain
He can thunder BY like railway train.
Stop at the stations breath and then
Apply the steam and be off again.
He has all of his powers in such command
He can turn right into full brass band,
Which all of the instruments ever played,
And march away like street parade.
You can tell that a boy is very ill
If he's wide awake and is keeping still,
But earth would be-God bless their noise!-
A dull old place if there we're no boys.
Nixon Waterman.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-02-09
History Repeating
- Itself.
Paper Read Before me Choutouq.a Circle.

Paper Read Before me Cha,ttauq,ta Circle.
A STRUGGLE is now raging in
~ Russia between the czar sup
~ ported by the aristocracy on the
one hand and the masses on the
other. The chief matters in dispute
are whether or not the existing censor
ship of the press shall be continued;
persons accused of crimes against the
State be accorded a full public trial
before being condemned, and the duly
elected representatives of the people
have voice in the councils of the czar.
That there should be such struggle
over these matters and under the cir
cumstances is not to be wondered at;
it is merely history repeating itself.
It is not my intention to 60 into the
merits of the questions involved mas
much as they have been frequently
dealt With by far abler writers than I.
and you are doubtless equally familiar
with them. There are, however, q few
points Of interest which do not appear