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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
ylcc president; Charles Mel. Tunistall. Capital

vlcc. prcsldent; Charles Mel. Tutlstall. Capital
stock Sl6, 0OU 3sa Gs{j I'LL SSs s3 i7i r.
Tar Hay oyster CO. tInc), Richmond; John
Ill, Johnson, president; w, y. Cardwel vice
president: Il, T.. G.. Scott, secretary nnd treas
iurer, Capital stock, $4,000. Object to conduct
al, oyster business h '}5 III; Ss LIZ XII
55 Iogg. Hoolt & Company Unc0, Rchnond;
James II. Grant, president; George 4. tlogg
treasurer; Arthur Hooks, secretary. Capital
stock, $4,000. 525$ ri III 81 NJ
SRchlnnds Brick Company uncl. Richla.nds;
d. c.. Robinson, president; II. y. Ayers. sec,
rotary; Joel Booth. treasurer. Capital; stock,
s50.ooO.s Object to conduct u brick business. ~
& Mrs. l.. Is. Morris tInc,). Richmond; CASTOR
Morris vice presidents NJ. CT Hewlett, secre-j
tary. Capital stock. $4,000 Object to conduct
IL millinery business. rs 5if
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
DIG TUNNELS TO
SHORTEN ROAD |:|.0 i D
West Virginia and Ironton Com M
pany Will Run Across
Virginia. 4.
RIVER STEAMERS TIED UP
The Ice Blocks East Virginia.
Streams Colonel Mosby
I'LL a Caller. :4s

n No better Illustration Of the value Of
strengthening railway5lnes and reducing
curves and grades is afforded than in
sthe case Of the West Virginia and Iron
ton Railroad, a corporation chartered BY
$tlie state Of West Virginia. which has
just been granted by the State Corpora
ttoi, Commission permission to run its
lines into this State and out again. The
9]ine is controlled ljy the Norfolk and
WESTERN. 1t y proposes to straighten is
y tracks from Vivian to Nnngatuck, ads
3&tance Sof $ninety-two miles. The railway
ssllnc$ now follows the sinuous boundary
Eline5 Of the State for miles. and the plan
proposed is to run the railroad into and
3 through a corner of the State Of Vir-i
y giniaE for eighteen hundred feet, thus
saving miles OF distance and some sharp
L curves! @ The Strengthening of the line
4 and reduction of the distance Will neces--S
sitatethe construction OF two tunnels
one six hundred and the other SIX hun
drcd and fifty feet.
n President George w Stevens. of the
4 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, left yes
terday for New York for a few days.
Colonel John S. Mosby was Il visitor
Yesterday at the general offices OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
T. s. : ] Y J. (
Among the Visiting railway men in the
city yesterday were ]. IT, Hendricks,
general agent OF the Union PaciiicSat
philadelphia; y. a, Hall travelling freight
agent Of the Union Pacific at the same
place, and r. NJ. Johnson. general agent
OF the Northwestern mt Philadelphia
u Mr.. J.. ", a. Bryant, general yard
master OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way at Clifton Forge, and MI r. Il,
Tyler telegraph operator for the same
company at StauntDn. are in the city
attending the Masonic Grand Lodge.
jJs S55} All 500
rrhe boats Of the York River linc,3
operated between West Point, Va and
Baltimore. are still idle owing to the
freeze. But two trips have been made
by these boats since February 1st, and
with present Indications, 1t may be some
days before they will be able to resume
their runs River boats OF other lines
are no better Off This has been the
worst winter IN many years for internal
navigation.
4 The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is
now preparing to build u handsome new
passenger station at Staunton, and the
work OF construction will begin in a.
week or two. This will be the handsomcst
station along tho main line In this state
4 west of Richmond, rNcelling tho new one
just built at Charlottesville Siaunton
8 is one OF the hest points along tho line
in point Of passenger traffic, and Is also
Il great freight handling point, being
The shipping point southwark, westward
and eastward Of the products Of the
Valley OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
SAND POLITICS.
Mr. Mr. Muse Muse Gives His View Of
Martin and Montague's Chances.

M artln and 5Montague's Chances.
VI Mr.. George NJ. Muse, L Roanoke co,fl-
B ", q membcrs5o OF .the Democratic State
Central Committee, is among tho visi-
tors in the city attending the Masonic
Lodge. Mr. Muse III discussing tho po-
Slitical situation I'M that section. stated
that the campaign had not fairly opened
up. IS to the senatorial fight, he stated
{ that there would DO a battle royal III
Roanoke Ct ty.a us between Martin and
Montag lle. IIe thought that senator
Martin had much tho bctter Of Tho sltua-i
btlon in the county, III e 81 ated that he
had taken the trouble n to sound some
OF tho people near Ninton, where he re-
sides, and among tho number were il
number. Of employees OF the shops ut Roa--i
anoke. The great majority 3of these, he
said. appeared to he for Martin. 81
y Less Interest, he said, wtls being taken
ms to he govcrnorshIp. From Whit no
had been able to learn he said 5S that
Judge Mann has considerable following
I'M Roanoke city. and that on the whole
the sentiment Of that city Is prett ~ well
divided among i5 Swanson, VIII Hard sd and
Mann. He understood that J Judge Mann
was also developing formidable strength
iii Bed ford. M Roanoke county he was
OF opinion that Mr.. Swanson had tho call
over both his colnpetitors. Al he gagged
the sentiment Swanson WAS ilrst III Willard
second, and Mann third In the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Arrange for Banquet.

.ticnal Convention Association, has not yet
named his committee on the reunion of the
convention members in this city. March 18Th.
ing or for the banquet There are four COM
mittces which MIR. Stuart expects to name in
IA few days. They are Entertainment, Invita-
ton Programme and Executive. Major Otway
S. Allen, OF this city, has been designated MS
chairman of the Entertainment Committee;
Mr. Stuart expects to announce the names OF
The meeting is to be In the day and tho
banquet at night. There are nnety-four sur.
hundred and one men in It's membership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
THE FAITHFUL FEW.
Several Wagons From Caroline
Henrico and Hanover.

4 A few wagons from old Caroline, IIenrlco
and Hanover counties got to- town In time for
tho sales yesterday morning and the ware
houses had some railroad ed L baccoh to put
out. Tho result was that there were auction
sales at NIL the warehouses. and the quantity
sold aggregated about as 900 pounds. The Of
ferIngs were mainly common sun-cured stocks
and there was not MS much animation as there
might have been had tho bcttar grades shown
1p,s Thereswcre no material changes In prices
and no sales worthy OF specin nj note. s3s,
Z I.ats yesterday afternoon u dozen or more
wagons came In and the receipts by rail were
sufficient to insure pretty good sales today:
Tho song OF the nuctloneer VII begin ut 10
o'clock this morning at shockoa Y wa !ehouse,
second sa 10 ut Crenshnw's. third mt She!burne' g.
and fourth at SteDewnl N "A;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
\ RESPITE FOR LINKOUS.#
Governor Gives Counsel Time to
R Prepare It's Pai)ers.

Prepare His Papers. 5s
respite until March 18th to james NJ.
+Linkous, who was convicted in the Cor
term Of murder ii ' te HIST de- degree and
sentenced to hang on February nth.
.Ltnkous5 Is convicted Of the murder of
his wife and child and the burning OF his
house. 45.iE
Etaguc gives the following reasons: 4
1.-THE counsel for stne#prlsoner has been
.jllBfrom, a date4soon after the trial to this
time, and has therefore been unable to
prepare an application for a. review Of
the case by the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
1 am requested to- extend u reasonable
time for, The presentation Of a petition for
Just rev lew, and this request Is concurred
In BY the commemorative attorney and
trial Judge, and for these reasons a re-
spite Is directed. ''3If gI TX i1i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Dumb Animals Friends.

The Soriety for the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Animals met at No, $40 East Trank'i
boarG We're present With the addition of Mrs
Duke, Of Church Hill. # n
The agents report follows Horses and mules
unfit Tor work sent to be cared for, 23
blankets ordered on horses and mules, 1OS
veterinary called 3; overloaded teams, II; horses
and mules ordered shod. ~; no cause for COM
plant, a. cared for by agent. 4. aimoniton,
81, small animals destroyed, ~: large animals
destroyed, 10; fines for working soreback
horse, $l2.Go.
tic paptlnents NGFt
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Little More Animation Notice
able on Cary Street Yesterday.

There was little more animation on Cary
Street yesterday. Receipts were II somewhat.
larger for a number OF days past. and the
demand wac bit stronger for! country pro-
'duce Of all kinds. Potatoes and many other
on the market than they have been since tse
last freeze up There Is. however. y great
advanced materially In prices Commission
merchants were asking and getting yesterday
IS cents for eggs In big crate lots Fowls OF
nil Kinda wore In demand mt Increased gures.
md hard to get at that. Southern fruits were
somewhat Bcarcer, but advanced figures were
not asked. Other products were about stea9y
at former quotations. 5s 53i2s 3i&i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Take Hounds Out Saturday.

Deep nun hounds will meet Saturday after
noon at the Kennels, iana y INC weather has
Mr.. leatte, NJ u, II, y, L. extremely anxious
10 give sport, but With the county covered
or horses 10 negotiate the country.
on saturday afternoon the following ladies'
VIII receive ut the club house; Z Mrs, Andrew
II, w, Scott Mrs Edwin styudwlck, Miss
MARGARET strudwick. Miss IAIlle Whitlock,
Misses Atkinson tho Misses lloyd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
THE COLD TRUTH.

MI. Beatties Cuts Tee on Lakeside
Lake Fourteen Inches Thick.
Fair for Thursday'' IS the prediction,
and its good news for the citizens OF this
city, Of the so-called Sunny South. 5. 4
Mr.. Benttie, who has charge ofithc Gin
ter estates, cut the Ice on Lakeside lake
Yesterday afternoon and found 1t four
teen inches thick. H ~ ID nj Il f
This tells theFtale of tho weather better
than all the records Of the thermometer. +
Rlchmond's lowest temperature on yes
5terday was 10 degrees, The warm weather
that visited this 4section was general all
over the country. Huron reported only
IS degrees below zorro and all the chilly
u At Key West the mercury stood ut rs
degrees, the highest in tho United States
The difference between tho coldest and
warmest temperature was rs degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Willard and Albernarle.

q James II. Linsay, editor Of tho Charlottes-
VILE Progress lis IN town for u few days.
srl ring Mt tho Westmoreland Club.
Mr.. I.insny on being asked about tho politi-
1c,l situation In Charlottesville and In Abe
marle county said that willard would run
far AHEAD OF the other gubernatoral candl-
dates iay @ $50 4. 3s4H4 rs .&53tt llS . ,
tn, cGrnty,", said Mr.. Linsay. There are sono
i'll advised friends of Senator Martin who have
tnat oil Martins account they should support
Swurson but despite this Willard Is far
ahead y 5s ,t3 55 s3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
The Hibernian Ball,

4 a grand bull will be- given by Division
No. q A. o. H. III Corcoran Hall, to-
morrow evening A cordial invitation Is
extended to all members and friends OF
tho order in the city, Great care has
been exercised by the commit ~ max
ing arrangements and an en1oyaple eye ''e-
Ming Is promised all who attend.
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LETTER TO W.T., H oop 9 CO.,
Il S <, RI Richmond, Va.

Dear sIrs \. There are these five ways Of
badness In paint;
as stuffed-out with chalk. or something
likeythat:
HH(s barytes. better than chalk, hut no
covering to it, nobody know It's there;
(a) benzlne IN the oil, or water, or other
such stuffing.
81 "a too thlr-to too much liquid, whatever
IT is, folN the solid;
(5) short measure; ~,
Now "! u you buy by tho price per gal
lonH1 4 .,. &
NJ we furnish our agents within State
chemists certificate OF ana lysis that tells
what's in Dcyoe, Yours truly,
FSY DEYOIT s; so a
40 CIV York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
INSURANCE ON
..L|F|::E I: { NJ
Travellers Will 4. tight, White \ |; lie
.8 Fidelity INITIAL Will Pay ..25s
III Up Promptly
THE. OTHER Il! !. COMPANIES I: v (:
Some Will Pay Without Con-
test While Others Arc
h, Yet Undecided. 81

Tho Insurance companies carrying 5Doll-
,,,aa ~ IA ~, ~ +l,a y, /, III g, Il, \,
~, n, I, ;E Z,
wy ee ~
Vlile last week Tor wife err are tnklnS
Various grounds rfsardlns ne payment 1E
-, ] N i. /, \, /, /. !, ) Il 1. 4, 4.
4 y i'' - ms ueeihr ~
IN rough It's southern manager, Mr. y. n
Mldycttc, that the policy will be set-
Ied ,,ro,n Il a. o,,,+ ~ n,t IL fo,r,
], !, 1, ].
-, 5l N ~ =
other hand, y the travellers Of Hartford
will H fight the payment Of their policy
~ y i a M "A lS EI a
u. q 4 8. !. Il,
~ speti't1 WIS ii ~
553frcn Hartford on the subject last night
.sTsir. Travellers, Insurance {Conpany, or
5tbIa ctv 1oea IA o. z - ny ia
\, !. Z. {. rI 81, Il ,S'
$40 600 lfe policy carried arr exsMayor
j. Samuel McCue OF Charlottesville, Va.
WHO was hanged last Friday for wife
smrrder.u q sI S AZ H f{g
7j From ono Of mo officials it} wn s. lcnrncl
that Tie company. Will col, test any suit
1 that nav De bro,le,ft ga1nst 1t.
The cefenssa viii be that he contract did
mot contemplate any such con tlngency as
u legal hanging, and 3 that IT would be
against public policy to pay the claim,
since ilc paving UP OF d II fe pol Icy UNI
dor such circumstances might tend to
increase %rr!,ne.8 81
5 q a! =, 4. u =. # "A
- l:l etl 70 @
The representatives Of the other com
panics involved we're seen last night. and
their replies II questions on tho subject
were as follows: "a
Mr.. II. Al. Gary, Of the Northwestern
COMPANY will do. It lis a matter for de- 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Wearing Willard Button.

Mr., J W. e, i3ryRnt general yardmaster OF
INC Chesapeake and Ohio Rairoad at Clifton
Forge ts ~ the city Mr., Bryant stated that
q sTtat many railroad trainmen both from
NlrRlhir and West SirsIna, were wearing
WtIaftl buttons Mr. BRYANT stated that he
waa a RepUl iican and would have no voice
In The prlinary xNlhNlidn. II I...Hl ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
A Temperance Celebration.

an interesting meeting al the Randolph street
Baptist Church Tonight, beginning nj s. o. clock
Tic meeting VIII he in celebration OF the
unlnn's second anniversary. Kcv. g. O. Mood
ward Of Manchester, will deliver the address
Of the evening. and 4 delightful programme
terhisilng OF music BY the church choir and
recltai!ons viii be rendered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
!. Mr.. 8Ryan's Engagement.
TRIO OF WHITE DRINKS.
Mr., ohnson Enters Mrs. Green
trees Flat in Quest Of Rent.

Joserh Johnson owns flats and, houses
in profusIon Mr.. ohnson rented g i, ~ tla a.
Gems &c =. IN strong with the rent money
MI III Johnson Jnh a made many. pllgrimages t. t.
the door Oh the tiat$in tho vain. quest
If snback rent but into the house he had
tt On u lie d sister of Mrs Green tree,
Miss Florence Scott, met him ut. the door,
and being nnacqualnt ted with ms erralnd'
Invited tho collector to cross the portal.
iie was charged with abuse 25 II Is, n
Mrs. Csreentree's voice was fu!l OF
tears when she related tl,st MT. 0Ans On
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Fell From Car.

The condition OF Bernard Elan, who
fell from$a street car on tuesday ewes
Ming. was stated last night ms 5comforta-
BILE. Mr. Elan was seriously, though not
necessarily fatally injured. and 1t is \
thought he viii get over his injuries
Ha Is being treated by Dr., Baker, A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
To Have Great Time.

The Blues Hattalioni are preparing to
haye 4 great time at The ilfa,iguration of
President Roosevelt, Lieutenant Hazen
has been 10 Washington and arranged for
auatters In q eommoniens and we'll heated
nn.Fding. The details. 6f the "Trip nave not
yct bern arranged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Virginians to Wed.

Marriage Licensees we're issued 1ol,follow-
Ing Virgnians in Washingtonllyeste rday;
Edward /. Burns and lcflle iS, Rartley,
Of s!anton thew - Tai a Iann May ny
McCary OF IIarrisonburg, and Anna
Khlnelaar, 81 New Market; Frank y.
Day, Of Stoney Greek, Va, and Itottie !.
Raining, of Royalton& Confer, M u Fl NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
! ProsperlI:ouls Council.

Secretary Morrissette OF Liberty Coun- &
Gil, IN making up his annual report, shows
tho following financial condition OF tho
council; Receipts to January, S3O6o9.1G;
raid out. 1880 for, sick benefits; s4.325 q
for death benefits: $500 from Funeral
Benefit Association, Tho present mem-
bershIp, 43S e ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
GLORIA 5 RI COMING.
Play Which Comes Saturday
Il Matinee and Night Praised.

Mich interest Is conferred In the coming
new production "Gltterlng Gloria.'a \ !, y
bqo sI %as a 1t.e 81 S NeM as other
famous pieces and IN this ms latest VIZ,
ho has given IN rp,toidate AmeriyTEmh, a
comedy, with scenes lala n n, cent scnie
especially the last act which - q q w,
cate 7of thc interior Of lust On sotuli9a,,
showing the great train shed ana 2 reg",hr
I'm elisI, railroad coach. Tho piece (throuem-
n,,t scontilins many witty lines and con- Pill
c cnted situat,ons, which cause Laughter ne,
from tho rise OF the curtain on ~ me iis.
act to the finale o. tne p'ee niv Two W. i per
t for M noes will DO given here. both on
saturday at tho Academy. Il }i3
Efat"'The Missourians."
Tho engagement Of Theodore Hamilton o
In .Tho issourians, now at tho Ei1ou.
will close with the night performance s Sm..
urdayIhe snga ta efdrt o. p the piayers
nai, Received, especially that of Mr.
/ fnmilton and Miss Finch. The play y
which qppeaTs slr9hgy aq e envro
ment' being distinctlyOf the character ! lpr
which lie people OF this section are
famed, III !. q, Vi 5S5 ,sd u
ssa Mr., 8Ryan's Engag cement.
Tho talented young romantic i L
tragedian, Mr.. Daniel Ryan, VIII PC seer
mt the Bjon nhtaia tre ~ clns sM nays M
Arc nhysiaie excellent voice and pleaslng
p,ersonality add no little attraction 70 ~ h,s
always artistlG5 percHnrmatees at Will s be
presented during his enlargement mere VIZ
Don Caesar de BazaM; the celeh3ra lea
pu a MsnPEa ysrlsto% ulsas eW rolaantc
drama, 'Hrhe Mad IISlng Sir ,Bulwa5,r,
Lytton' s romance, 1.-THE L'ly Of t.yons.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
NEW CHARTERS GRANTED
Mrs, L. B. Morris to Resume Her
Millinery Business.

Y J,he Department. nt Me State CORPORATION
commission has sranttd' charters 70 the iolr
virginia Construction Corporation. Norfolk;
F.3SF, Fe:gespn. president, James ", Gain,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
.LilY; Council to Celebrate.

lily Council, Daughters of liberty. 1nre
arranging for a big celebration on WASH
ingtons birthday, md q progtanlme OF
most entertaining qualities Is being ar-
ranged by Mrs Nettlc8 Carr. Mrs Julia
Roberts and others, Tho entertainment
promises to bo# ono CT the most enjoy
able ever given In the City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Y IN the City Courts.

IN ths Circuit Court yesterday, Judgment
was rendered against a. y Mills In favor
OF Montgomery & Co. for $50, Co. 5s Z,
Court Of the charge OF falling TO support hia
wife, and Moses lwyne was acquitted Of the
charge OF malicious assault. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Benevolent Society.

y a meeting Of tile Benevolent Society OF
Swansborol Will be held at the residence
OF DR.. Loving this evening at g O clock.
q full attendance Is expected, rs there
Is some important business to be done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
New Appointments

MISS Inez Clary has been appointed as
n teacherHln8tle public schools, Sho Will
take charge of a new school room to Z
accommodate tho overflow from Balm
bridge street School. Miss Clary Is ~
graduate OF Banbrldge School, MS well
as tho Normal School Of Farmyillo, and
has had experience ms u teacher,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Funeral Of Mrs Charter.

died late Tuesday night}n 5hor home. No. y
s401 West Eleventh Street. will he from
the home at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and
the burial will be in hollywood. Mrs. 4
Charter was sixty years old. She leaves
five chlldron-Jnmes, Pcyton, Minnie
Maggie and Ella. 55 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
! Mr.Nunr,.n,-ally Out.

45 Mr.. J. ~. Nunnally. who has been de-
ttained at home with&a touch OF pneu-
monia, was better last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
I'D Sseornfully rcfuscd "A I'VE dollar bill

Shud seornflllly refused ~ I'VE dollar bill
on account VI i8}si "a &&As5A iS
ills Honor dismissed &thc5 case; ~ II
E3 Mary Allen Il grinnng colored denizcn
Bof Pink Alley. failed 70 como t. court
when 81 shn wa p sunni oned. Her ancient
mother was sick. 5s q an ancient game.
\ TINT sick mother IA cltet. 81. go for Mary.
l8 Mr.. DoolGy, Mi. &lIennett and MIR. q An
thOny, All white. and all recovering from
thee I 4. fleets a.of jugs gave Ills Honor y
D .ss 1Sooley got $3.50 and the other two
\ bnnlskies ten days each. SS55 s3 + BIZ fSSl H
81 I'll lns Cousins, from West q Quarter. prom
iscd WI h@mnny tears that she would never.
come Aback 81 no more. Il III Ella had been
5squeczing tlic3Wlnet skins and was soma-
iwhhtseery In conscqu 500 for y.
\, Isay,nSnd Iaarriso, . young white
Works, pinch1d the lunch OF c. fB. Packet.
q treeet car Ininil. & "a RI Strange saw
Elm steal tho Ibn slket invent after tho fee
Ing Harrison, and captured him IIarrl-t
son said that die didn't know why no took
the BASKET Els Honor gave Hill, tho
light SENTENCED of fifteen days. g
'lunnner =. Bullock, u negro scented
ny Captain Il onllinson. Bullock is n f,igi-
tive from. Justice, charged with stealing
q horse. buggy, robc$gand tRcntire OUTFIT
New j crscy. # ,S1 Nj, 1.ss
81 The negro aatd me was willing Y 10 SO
be cls to 70 New Jersey without legal papers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
t4AML-INS
" lizard OIL

used as a gargle, and externally
on the throat, is q marvellous rem
edy for these painful and danger
GUS disorders, and effects relief
and cure after everything else
has failed.
Says Henry Wade, Of Harlin,
Mo-; II am under obligations to
you for the great good which
Hamlins Wizard Oil did my wife.
She suffered from Throat Trouble
for 9 year, and though she doc.
tored and doctored, nothing did
her any good, until she tried Ham.
Inns Wizard OIL" Price Soc and
$l.O0, 5.s.
Sold and recommended by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Have Good Material.
Increased Business.

III Harrison Brothers have purchased tho
business Of Charles Il. Friend. the drug
glst,a on tjnper Hull s street. and Wlll#cOl-
Stinue the same In connection with their
other store h 5 8.5e tg 3l3tgS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Rurnett's Extract q vanilla
" the leader ali The world oyer, Use NO
othcr,.-," Ad Y.' ri 5Sfi Ai