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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-01
Sul)sOllinS.


Il did not weigh yields" We
are, therefore, compelled to state
what we saw. Ny land was
greatly benefited by subeoiliug.
The farmers who saw the corn
and cotton growing though; tina;
! had applied an extra quantity
OF fertilizer TO the subsoiied iand.
The professor could not tel,
from the appearance OF the crops
where the Subsoiling strip was.
One OF Prof. Welborne's neigh
bors- Capt. Mcdowell, SAYS that
he has subsollcd land and seen
good effects for - years. Capt.
Mcdowell, ~ one oi the hes, farm
ersIn this State and ~ "A firm be-
lever IN subsoiling land With a
compact subsoll.
Prof. Wclbornc stated that,hc
Texas Station got no marked
results except an extra expense
al !, 90 TO $500 an acre IN break
ing the land" quote tho toI-
lowing from the Texas Station:
Lot No was subSotlcd III Jam
uay. II we calculate tho values
OF the Increased Yield on plo; No.
/. due To- subsotlIug >5S pounds
seed cotton al cents per
pound. we see that the value Of
this increased yield IN $40.
The cost o: the subsoling ~ Just
twice that oil ordinary breaking.
since four mules aud two men
are required 10 10 the work
properly. II We estimate this
cos, a, = 81 per acre. the IN.
creased yield pays Tor l,s worl,
the first season, and gives
profit OF = -. The good effect
on the land viii he increased Tor
several years, and will remain IN
some degree Tor tive ar seven
seasons. The increased Weld
from plot SIX. which was a.so
subso.Ied. amounts 10 rs pounds
seed cotton per acre, calculated
at above rates, II pays for the
subscribing the first season
This lot was subsollcd March :.
This was too late for best re.
suits"
Prof. Wclborn states then
Georgia, the fountain head OF
red.hot subsoiling literature got
results decidedly uniayorable to
snbsoIlIng." fquote the follow
ing from the Georgia Station.
I'm December, the land MAS
turned over flash with two. horse
pillow to a depth Of " to : inches,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-01

en-, with an adjacent area, a like
amount of water, and protected
from surface evaporation. was
found to have retained not only
the water given il but to have
gained an additional supply
through capilarity from below,
while the ground not subsoil"d
lost large per cent of that Civ
en- to it through percolation aud
capillary creeping" Now We
all know that the amount of wa
ter tina, falls during the grow
ing season is seldom great G.
nough TO enable the soil TO pro-
ducc maximum crops. This ex-
pertinent proves that subsoiling
will not only enable the soil 10
absorb more water but that i,
will Cause the soil TO hold il.
But few Stations have conduct
cd subsoiling experiments. !
know OF no Station in the South
that has proven that subsoiIing
does not pay. Several Stations
have !ousd out that it does no,
not pay 10 pillow foot deep the
ir,tIme. They have found ,ha,
II does no, pay TO mix ten inches
OF .subsoil with two inch es, oil
top soil.
Farmers aud Experimcn, Sta
tons know ,ha, the hard-pan ~
not myth. The farmers who
pillow land that has been broken
two or three inches for twenty
or thirty years know what i,
means TO break that laad six or
cigh, inches deep.
We all claim that land can be
bes, sub solled by planting peas
or other deep rooted crops.
THIS. however, does no, prove
that subsoiling with a plow will
not an many instances increase
the yield enough TO paw Tor the !
extra work.
The Professor said ,ha, col. |
ony OF Michigan people moved
To this state and hi,ched two big
Norman horses to big plows and
plowed about foot deep. lie
says that the corn made nuhbins
with round grains. am sur.
priscd TO learn that II did no, fail
to shoot 1t il only safe TO |
deepen a thin soil gradually by
blowing u little deeper every |
time you break il and by turn.
ing under trash, corn stalks &c. |
You cannot fatten a poor horse
in one day bv turning him into
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

OLD POINT COMFORT .

Mrs. Clifford Nj, IS & lffo,l and Mrs. Yes
ley NJ Olci, OF! New X ork. at NJ Y
55E On Monday fternboi,,8 Colonel and Mrs
Il Ramsay p. Potts gave, q b RECEIPT ion 3gat
their quarters in Fort Monroc,lat which
they we're assisted istnareceiYIng by their.
daughter, Mrs. AlcN;l air, OF Fort LEY,
KAN III .s INK 3iSS55; ~ Nv
e Mr.. ana Mrs. George II. dams gave
3a;tibeuuti ful9 dinner on Tuesday evening
for Mir. and Mrs. Iciiry ~ schme,llzSt0Sf
14ampton. ~ Il IF # r. sSS! N 4
otherFdInncrs cien Is n !
Joseph FARLEY \. n ict fred land
Mrs Farley Major and Mrs Garland u
&NYhistlersn Mrs. Frances sfNV Bro " n
# On Thursday evening, Mrs, John. d g,
lllmbcrlY t gava IA sc,lrd part y for, ~ II.
Wesley NJ Olcr,S Of N CIV ,$antls M vs.
Andrew Hero entertalii he'd 338at. card Sat
8her3home3 ort NJ onl'oc rs g olds57
8borouelbs D t. Manila. II 3a$
MIS- John " rllhlnor thessAWlf e5&3, OF
Lieutenant "a irrnnons. Of tlcSnayy and IA
daughter Of Vice President elect and N rs
Charles Irairbhtks Il Isl no est
HIT the Ghaniber!in.. II ssF
Others guests Include NJ dical Dir ctol,
George yVinslow,2 o. s. iettred; Mrs.
$Wfnslows$ NJ lss;s y ilislow,E oston;; General
trhomas Sullivan, 81 etired, + AZ ISIS
sullivan, W shlngton.t s 81 I'D, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
OME|NSTl'T'|.U| \. !: / |: j
THING d 0 /; PRIDE "a. d:
}:l7 81 #Liflt 1nsuran1'ce: Com r
any Of lginiaa1@ Bro Bro IS
All S4Recold
3llli,, y , w

Sullis newspaper las years sIs colas
tended that Richmond B is g 5000 point 'l1It
fran witch is operate life and fire iiln-i
surance conlran les. Il is so tentlo rs 70
based ON the fact that suc1 utl S
y ready In okla relcO mere hnye nag bpFoos.
nerityssand q steady ,file mos
norablc example is the Lie Insurance.
Company OF Yil.g mia, which was organ
1zed about thirty years ms ne ,eo1i,--
pany' statement publ heu e = Y
as nm q an cx hlloit Of stead prosress lrot i
year to year AZ could he 1ound8 =.
Years search among such record s.BSESSl ~
ISL R tho premium! income OF I he COM
many was s99,5G6; in 1904, Sl6sl Vol,se, PENS
An Increase OF $40, .o6 over 10l3, nd g
total x income nearly twenty times as as
great nsJthat tho year me 3colli l
pany,s business In 1903 wa = 3h recoreq--
breaker, yet the Increase for 1901 was
nearly twice us great as the3 ON irs Pre-.
|muin income In 1881 tho. ollicers ~
|Sthe company are not satisfied VIII VIII ltls
exhibit they must be very hard 70 please
Nsuah M institution iRRnot only q, credit
toitself, but IL credit to- the city ofSltl
mond. It's advertisement lis IN " vcr-
| .tisements OF Richmond isi an dyery
ltlsenlent Of growth and Prpf l r1ess nn au-
)yoltisenent or good nlai}ag em 11a AZ
ltndvertisemen OF efficiency and 5lhtlegrlly,
Every prominent institution 81 y .csst -
more or less ufrepresen tatlye 81 the city,
land the Life insurance Company 81 VIZ
4 g!nla is II most credltuble . and va lu'tple
representative or Itichnlo nd VI NJ M
But this company Is something \ more ,i1l
than q mere business institution; " "a q
4 hcnelicinl Z society," Ono Of the most inlr
portant Lessons While 3 the people 81 TIE u
South need to learn Is lle lesson o. thfllI
IA Il people, We arc not 10 Thrifty as the
peoplo Of tho Northern states peorlally
Of New Tllglund, Our lands are 1'3 s n pro-
4 limo NE hive such abundance and pr2'
4 itu,ctloi,s3comes SO easily that we have
K been trained iii tile school q T waste rather
4 than in the school OF thrift ana u Is shafd
\ Tor, us ia acquire the saving hnhlt, Ille 9
I4fe Insurance. Conpaly nt I, 3
| doing d vn l,lublp educational work IN thls
direction, ii IS teaching Its spolicyholder,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
iFRIGHTFULLY MANGLED.
Two Boys Nearly Killed While
Using Dynamite to Kill Fish.

Especial TO The ines slnltch.) sgllj
4 IRIsIOL i, u l1N NJ, January ~ q --Claytop
and Oscar Donnclly. aged twentS-four
and sixteen, respectively, 50 rs OF John NJ.
.Donnelly, "a prominent citizen Of al3utler,
johnson county, Tenn. we're hfrightfully
injured by the explosion dynamteln lust
evening while using t he explosive to kill
fish. Clayton Donnelly had both eyes
put ont and his face otherwise sdisllgnrcd,
whlcsllis younger brothcrillud both hands
torn on nfccsstuting nmputation OF Y he
arms above the elbows. AZ 3ss S6s 4 Ri
The boy Is not expected to recover, q 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
'CAR|NlNHCREATE|:.D|:|.H
.I..|.A|A|y0CH|.N|||. III. HOTEL Il.
JEFFERSON Chef Driven \ lSe ,llf y
Wild Cooking fo u 1uiigrs
NJ. Opera Visitors.
'TRoUB LEs FOR ( ll|' sY 'I'I|lt n.
His Honor Lands W '''t- Negro Negro
yotliei1 Who Did,,'tsT[,s; ik !s3..
233y ~ Jim6Crow ,S 5$

atTio tt,puntui to N1allomet on ye e
;terdny ana te prophet SIT gllnhd ao 'taL
1ustiee washed and tie unwas ilts
3nllke til great serenity LIS li Ltfl''
announced that lie never went Sto Il l tlio
sJeffetso,i itotel, FOR too rel for
Ils blodd lie lad 81 Ilargs part sof 's
empibytss Brought before hint II
Danial yynlfln blue ribbon chg che aa g 7
thc lbs tclry, was charged with being lv'}l
d,r,nk.ss nom Il Griffin thcS%B stu lwart
bouncer,, who bounced Dnnlel said So as as
Ida ID sWurtns OF walters and bell boys Us IA
Daniel denied the charge. expninl Y g
|ithntKsuchRas swarm of&people came b! lllto
Ethe Jefferson nfter tiie opera that he IWns
lsdrlVenN hal f%crazy d Will work. Fl Eculled
iattent i6nsto the fact that people no lnd
llEnzcd into " Garments warm eyes needed
lssustnlfingb food and plenty Of. silourlslt-
lment Carmen 81 also q I rst promote Ut
|at1ieAhott esq order. 8 # & 53is u
I&EiTIis Hpr,or3fo Ii brinf space understood
Daniel to- refer TO street Gu ell but q +
ter lbbof had sung y few bar q he
l5sSdiictiYo music tic oracle 5cat1g lit n on,
land took Ice wa ter: n ID
IA DAHL thes;cooli, got s. wort n Of JUS ttce,
and Mrs 4. NJ. Fry manager Of the ] Of
forson, paid the fine. 5 III
Syrians in Trouble.
| ssR Z. u j. " NTarsllull accompaniment bS two
friends; we're vending III merry VIZ from
tic social pleasures OF the Gas q Vof lss,
An n 3. 18O4 Fast Main street. Mrs. Ftns-
SAM osep1s IS Y the Syrian prpprietress Of
ulfr,it stbl'e,5wt al, outside stand, which
sproyokea gi,en n. watering of he mouth
l3tuspllgTims travelling 3by. @ ISL ~
Mr. Narsiallgnn friends $eac u care ess-
| lyEpluckcd y III date from#the stand, AMI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
#UPPE HANOVER.
.Hylas w ould Like to Have Elec-
trio Come ction With Richmond.

.Hylas w ould Like TO Have Elec-
trio Come ction With Richmond.
II TIYLAlss VA, j nuary Mrs, w ~ u
Pickles, OF No. COS Pho Street, spent
Christmas with licr, parents, Mr. AMI
Mrs. 3. & X. Coo Ike, OF Isockvil TO-. /,
Most Of tho schools have been ,cl osN'd
on account OF bnd weather But opened
again January ed. M lss Mat tIeS Harris has
not missed 3a day and \; has llad q full
attendance 81 5sg .Sss 3
Mrs Rosscr Isbell u Of r edmond, who
lad Liner little dog 81 olen from her front
porch, has MAD q several trips to- Rock
5yllle IN sea VI. /. Snc found ~ Nl1n.
{ day. noar Rockville. u ~. t5st8 81 XII. FL
3i5 r sto from your pa per, that Mr.. Gould
anticipates RUM ng an lectrtc line from
Richmond to Ashland, and Eson TO- the
{ Cllesnpeake.aSII e could ca NY extend the
Westhampton line to u ylas. and then TO
Ashland, II, would 4 be prol,ably hotter
patronzoa than from Ashland to Rich
SmliM, rms section Ia ten miles trln.
Ashland, the nearest Tai lroat stn on. q nj
tho only WAY X to MIA rket |s by private
conveyance, seventeen mi les 70 a. IL
alnond.t E5 MS i3 Ell y "A q B III
Mr. Virgil and Raymond rbeMasso'l,
of Washington, are visiting lhe.f
brothers, II, = ana tor ,fl,ollassoll,
of tHylas, a Ct "A II ssh .3l &, D.
Archer satterwhtte IS quite sieko the
home az his mother. W,
MI. md Mrs. Benny Johnson, o. Rich
smond. spent Christmas With liB pare 81
or Goochlana, rs " ..,S 81
Wiley Bledsoe, ot Gordonsyll lie, spent
Christmas at his fathers Pr. 7, p ledsoe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
4 .si3 sly BROWN IA LIE VI IA III
o. st aunton, a:sS pron 1Inehtl I'm ent med
III as candle date Tor g over 4. q on the, Hes
pub sloan tleket, ON Y mite q States III
4 NJ arshal 9 Western Dlstrlct


laughed derisiYal y silent
ai,guish # Not 60 tetts tic lawful
the IS oilers .lt
l,lnehed ~ lropg htab01 at IL IL
Scrap. III " ti5>
s,rhe despoilcdl;; syfianl was Informed TINT
three Americans Woult her SSa,Yl5l q
stand gwherellponf he noise OF q + he fray
broke loud lpon5a the Mig i t.ss &s5
3.y Mr. Marshall HpOked gNf RS H III nssa II Two
TASTY; tabs In the features, ana ,it young
Master. Hassans In II he hand iroutlng q he
sSyrians.F ~ IA 5S & s
a Marshnll Eavesi ii $40 for aus Sictory.4
E Garland Woodbiil,E Herbert j acksor and
Ben Farmer, small boys. were be fore y ui-
Gtice CrutchfIe,dl flor firing pistols and
shooting IL colored girl, Dozcll GaslSins
yby&rame in tho eye, II fi S3 u ,sS u Ri
Tho case was continued. II II 3 335SSs
$ Eliza Goodc and N ora Woodbridge. very
black ana tnlkatiYe,s efused to SIT IN he
Jim Grow location on the full 4 Street
car, yy88 III n. E5ii X; " us 4
Nora smashed tho conductor In tho
jaw. syE AIS ss
#S.$ Despite the rrenzled .eloqu ence 50 q Law
yer Roscher, Hts Honor made an assess
snlentb Of $40 from ca Gil ,531 s5s
Willie Griffin, Y tWllite man. ri exec
a. can OF oil and sold III to buy food Tor
his wife and childrons IT was Sd hard.
but clear, case, q und so Griffin was
sent down fors 3 Ety. day 81 "A "a .5
4 Alongo NIi.ler,Sn boy, broke Into tho
domicilc Of M,lrys Coleman and got off
with s4worth Of bed splo thes. .s+s III. ~ Il
Susie Clarke "a egn Him cnnle out cr the
windy ana so 1t was MI lip With the
shifty Alonzo s 5gsS " Is 5i
s5e.'To tho grand jury, 3 said III Is orlor,
5"and If; you, are acquitted II will eat 9
Yariegated chrome. IL IA a ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Gray Hair II, Restored !. ; !; = l t. =
Natural q olor I =.

8notiJin tic lctst interfere with ctirl-.sys
ling or wnshing the&fntt. AL
5f1 { ~ h mild stiinulant to- the scalp
releasing tho 1nil' natural pills t!s
Non, dol Il put thig DOWN n mere .s
5ndvertising statement. lstnenll>,er 4 n
deliver; directly to- yoti, q free satt,ple
bottle OF this h,llr restprer,,s which d Y, RI
ITSELF Is 5the best proof what ia
Claim Is true i5,i IL " sfS3 AZ
ask you to use X ,fairly ptalyinlg I.
strict attenlt ton to dirsctio ns. When lt,l, u
you realize Stliat yott are rogalniing 9 4,
llealtly ana han ONE bead of half
sou Will 10 glad oi,Stook he trouble
to write mo, III. al " n
ssIhot,snnls or women hay.eS written 1,
me III doubt his to tho my VI
restorative to do swha tS1 promise Is for8i
They lay q me Of
their surprise and So tlsfaot lonst hnt II
remedy could be, iced that would IN
reallybrlng tic beelsto 1T o lr,i.3
5ginals beauty ,i.iiat ural Shenl th-
fflll way. 33 II
iSThets business world TO- b! day Y objects ~
to gray hair. Many men only for
appearances, but to obtain bet ter com - .S
imeroiul chances, lave 1tsed n, a re-
5storative and have found Il tS tho Sc. III
5cret IF youthful appea rance. Il, M
Write o.-day, ana we will send you 'n "a
"a sample bottle at s3once, enough to
restore one lock sof era i,atrS tots It's
original color$and health. BE sure TO II
mention orig nal COLOR Of l1atr.$EA fN1li
dress MA y r. q LDNAN# COL %; 9 old
man Building, st, Paul N 4 i'm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Southern Almanac Out.

The slXteenthK edition of "A Hills Vlr-
ginla and North Carolina Sou, hern AL
.munne has Just come from the inress "
'isBfllled, as usual, with3up- to-dnte matte
OF Importance tort tho INGREDIENTS ~, doctors.
lawyers farmers and the { general PUB
lie. it contains #the$time Of meestng OF
4 the courts andan complete A ist 9 county
5oilclals in Virginia aid North Carolina.
together with 0ther4pnlu bic nfornla, lon
"a 4 / is issued byst lilo It'll Directors Com
puny almanac and directory lpu lsllels,
No. 1109 East Mpin Street. his cit &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

l,s
y WANT 70 place I'm the hands VI o.
every person whose lit,irS8ist3 S turning 1l
= 4 gray d tree sample bottle ofs Nh
II Goldman's Hair r e tor g t53 n al
$r ,lo Tits fns proof there could otltl nc
"A f,,iror, surer evidence Of my own "
bcllef,iin this prepniqlt io,ii..t. 4 X
.1a,,trs az our school slologcs USED g 2.
to tellfus, gets Its color from inlliohs
81 l,ttlc 4pglnentury glands.8tjl1f 1'llsI
ment sap Is exhanstrd --prenn turcly
AZ la e-tbe hair becomes color9less or
gray. & Il VI " IA
Ss,Thn only way to bring your ; haaif
4 bacls to its original colo gloss ls
II .rsstore the natural plsn1f, emit e't. S
III every espcctng , nun !. or Or
woinun tic idea or dyelllng the 8,alr y
repulsive. III
rho idea Of restoring BY sl'yln 20 9
v new life and secret ions &to the p g !;
mentary glands Is cutie SIS differ ,'Hn1.
thinE-a natural fnnd proper cure! .ll'e'
1Fow Mary Il. Goldman IIaiir R F','r'l.
or does this and restores gtn yfs ~
FADED hair to It's natural color ~! N from
one week Is two---how without .'1 color 81
ing matter Of sediment, It VII ia;N''
YOU bright, glossy locks In place ls o. =
rroyf and colorless ones, is one OF Of tile
,,,,1 y NJ 1rrn ClnC.ss It'll I s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Juvenile is linq uency &.

y "A lntlss-mecting under 4 ne tiusplces tf
the Civic Improvement Itellsue Wi bc
held on Monday nlght3at s c,ocpk ilt he
assembly hull 9of Murphy's Hotel
sJuyonlla peltnaneilcy' 8 vii be tNs
question discussed BY the Rey,, Dr.. Orme,
known as the clirfew evnpgell Z, ille
kpublIcsis invited. tr5tj sl3 ss sy55 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Cigar11,akers' OHicers,.

,Phe Clsarmakers, Union, q Y the last lS
meeting. elected the following officers
sRresdent w, Smith, Vice presidents,
d. ii, jackson; Financial secretary, Wll-
liam Pulmer Corrcsponndi f'eere g I. y,
Gus Ilill treasurer John lSras'ssi Fer q
8gaant.at Arms Joseph $NIensillg ,liie gof''-!
GERS Will serve for SIX mont hs IS At 81 4 4 .,f,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Board t1:olsMee,t.

Erlc regular meeting " ne 'p 3 ol
mAnugers of the : - =.
ISOLATION VIII be held Monday at m dday
III Tile association Il room, No, 7Qs l9ast
Erlnklll street, n " 55yIs s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
VA Notable Collection.

1T Is said that the Gar has bought al
the paintings OF Verestcha Gin. the great
artist who persished In The sinking Of
~ devoted tog tllcghorrOrs o wa crest
9cragin entered uponSth he exposition OF y
as { actually is n9ath e RUSSO. Turkisll scon-
Sflictsof 1877 Is. U He had the q finite purp
truthful tl,at 4 1t should clear5 I'M the
minds OF Z t he n people E eyeryWh arc M the
glamour 10 heroic nchievamen ~ .S Sjs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
Mr.. Watson Proml,ots ted,

33 Mir. ". Il. sfYatspn, who has Leon con-
fneeted with the 5I'assep ger and PoWe 81
Company iii thls city q Ga lller8 9 or n
the auditing department for yen yea rs,
has severed his cennectlon VII! lhs sant
superIntepdent Of the Noptolk Railway a.;
and Light Conlp,,liy Ut Norfolk Is MI.
WI team3 IL recognized ,ls one Of tile best
equipped street railway men ms Hl tll'
amonu, g AT # & WI gSSssf Az ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Settles III Il. bowling alley two week ago;
was}ncuuitted by the jury to-day It being
showI, that lie was insnlted Nv Settles,
who was only slightly wounded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
!, ,,a, $ ,,,ho i,r,In,es. ptspa,ch.)

fspeclal to rho Times Dispatch.)
OLD POINT COMIC RI, i Il January.
at for many ~ day la Is there been zen
such dn aSassemblage Of. ,vars SIN ~ y
Hampton Roads as there IS now, The The
Maine, Missouri. lowu, massachusetts y set,
Kentucky, Il earsarge and Illinois, q the
North Atlantic &battlcship squadron, anu
fa$largc number az cruisers and smaller ,'l I
vessels 20 10 mako up the formidable
;.rray. "a laundcrI communal Ola
J.FSII Barker 5,Fl .l@ ,5 "
INC prcsnnce OF the fleet isShavinG its
effect uponSthe social life andhan3 unusual
amount entertaining IS being done
sIlunchcons, teas and dinners hbuRrd the
Ships ana on shore. crowd upon cach
other at ID as '55sss HI 43..y y f$g
s1 rhe almost nightly hobs "a u theS liam
berlin are charming events. The sprlght-
~. nl,L:ic, beautifully gowncd women, IN
formed officers OF the army and navy
with Il sprInklingso of civilians, go to make
ansannatcd scene. &
3ls On Friday evening in@thn adninlstra-i
/ tIon building, Captain and Mrs. John.
clifford gave Lslnrge Elecrption for their "
dcbutante daughter, Miss Annie Clifford.
Tho guests were received by ca ptnln ana
- - n
between prisoners statement and 53..lhs
OF Il nogro8witness for the Commonwealtli
prisoner said Its merely q aues,.on8ot
vcracity between mo and the niger. f
Aftertlie noon recess the nss-exnminn-
ton OF the prisoner was resumed by M NJ q
Strobe and Mr.. HUBBARD .
Mr. Hubbard propounded some difficult
questions, and the prisoner was kept on
tho rack for some time but no GAM
aging admissions Were made by him
5. G, w, Scott a detective connected WIN
the, National Detective Agency, o. Rich
inond, and who Investigated the burning,
was THE next witness. Witness stated
that Wooldrdgc, seemed jealous III assist
Ing him in the investigation.
Court adjourned this afternoon before
o'clock until Monday morning, and 1t
seems likely the trial will go through
nearly all OF next week a 3S
Resented Insult.
tspccial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
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Y. | was afflicted with terrible blood dis.
ease, which was In spots at first, but af.i
terwards spread all over my body. These
SOON broke out into sores, and tits easy
70 imagine the suffering ! endured Be-
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& DEAR SIRs 81 didn't find out that !
had contracted Contagious Blood Poison
until it had made considerable headway,
and fortunately for me the friend that
first consulted had had some experience
with the disease, and advised me to take
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bur began the use Of your medicine taking ii M
Iecteds Ny friend told me 70 stick 70 it and that was what
did and got along spendidly from the very first and my
coyery rapid took only about dozen bottles, and
now as well as ever When began S S my face
full OF sores and eruptons that could not shave and
there is not a blo,ch Of pimpe on my body,
# 900 Oakley ST., Evansville Ind. WALTER WEBER.
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Under Strong Fire.

Witness WAS tirn cl'oss-rx;rnlncd BY
Mr., STROBE. a. sharp colloqily occurred
Between Mi. Flood and Mr. STROBE as to
IRE manner OF The latters cross-cxaminn-
ton, Mr. Flood Directing 70 comments
of The attorney on the answers OF tho
prisoner. after u long examination 81
the prisoner by Mi, STROBE, he was takei
IN Hand BY Mr., Hubbard. in reply TO 4
/. question of Mr. IIuhprd as toa conf!!c,
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Contagious Blood Poison. 81
or sore. and this may be the only
swell, pimples and red eruptions
sore, the tongue heavily coated,
system, copper-colored spots and
the Mercury and Potash treatment
finds that this masking Of the {
intensity. Mercury and Potash II