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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

Col j. a. Rhame spent Monday in
town.
Mr. Jim Jones went to Bisbopville
this morning.
Mrs. A. A. Ssraus, of Msyesville,
as visiting in the city.
Miss Gussie Hardy bas gone to St.
Charles TO visit friends.
Mr.. Earl G. Page. of the Columbia
State, is in the city today.
Mr. 3. D. Epps, has returned
from Tip to Charleston.
Nj. T. S. Stnckey, Of Stateburg.
came to the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. c.. Mills, of Mayesvine,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. j. a. Brock. of Summerton,
spent yesterday in the city.
Hon. Thos. G. Mcleod, of Bishop
vile, was in the city Friday.
M1. aud Mrs. T. B. Reynolds are
spending few days in Orangeburg.
Nfrs S. FLUID and Misses FLUID.
Of Ssatebnrg. we're in the city Friday.
Mrs. Fred Wilcox and Mrs. Paul
Frier. of Florence, are stopping IN
the city.
4 Mr. and Mrs. John h. Clifton
spent Sarday with relatives at
Elliotts.
Mr, j. McF. Spann returned to the
.city Saturday from a business trip to
Kentucky
Miss Julia Rowland, of Henderson
vile, N c.. is visiting Mrs. q. Il.
lRowland-
Miss Daisy Bowman has returned to
Remberts to resume ber teaching at
that place.
Miss Adele Dune and the Misses
Aman. o. Heriots, came to the city
Friday morning.
Miss Edna Holman has returned to
9her home after short stay with re-
latiyes in the city.
Misses Dargan, Miss Nelson and
Mr. GUY Nelson, of Stateburg, came
TO the city Friday morning.
3. d Epps. Esq. vas called tc
charleston very suddenly Sunday by
the extreme iIluess Of his brother.
Geo S. Jackson, Of HartsviEe.
spent Saturday in the city and LETT
Sunday morning Ior washington
ID. G..
Miss Nina. Mcclellan. of Chicago,
ILL.,, and MisA jennie McCleary, OF
Mercersburg. Pa, are visiting Mrs,
Manning Brown.
Mes:rs. a McLaur:n, Jr.. and
II. i, Scarborough have gone to Co
4ambia to attend the meeting OF the
Lnmbermen's Association
s Miss Jessie Noise, of Sumter. is
visiting Mrs Ansley D. Cohen, on
Broad street. Later she will spend q
time with Mrs. n. G. Leiding.-
Charleston Post.
s. Mrs F. W. Werhan, and daush-
erss, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Hattie Mason, who have been on
q visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Y. Mason of this city left yesterday
afternoon for their home in Charles
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Phillips who
have made their home in this city
for the past three years LETT this
II morning for Atlanta. Mr.. Philips,
who is vice president Of the D. =.
Luther Publishing Co., of Atlanta,
has. had charge of that company's ex-
tensive business In this State with
headquarters in this city. He noW
goes to Atlanta to take charge Of the
home Office SIS general manager CT the
Rsntire business. Mr.. Phillips made
many friends in this city and coun-
ty who regret to lave him leave.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

TIE d. J. Chandler Clothing Co.'S.
advertisement todav is seasonabie.
dealing is it G"es with the important
matter Of underwear. Many a man
has contracted pneumonia as the re-
snlt OF ret paying attention to the
underwear question AID getting the
right sort
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

With the decline on the pirce of
lotion the receipts OF the local mar
;Sat have fallen off and the receipts
vii remain light until there is ma
tsrial advance in the price.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

Not a cent wanted, unless you are
cured. # YOU are sick and ailing'
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
A great blessing to the human family.
Makes you wel!-keeps YOU we'll. 35
Store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15
Court Proceedings.

The case of Ingram VS.. Moore was
concluded on Tuesday afternoon, and
the sealed verdict, which was in favor
of the defendant was handed to the
court on Wednesday. Major Marion
Noise represented the plaintiff and
=. .. Jennings, ESQ, was present for
the defendant.
Notice of a motion for a new trial
= the cases of Ingram VS.. Moore and
2oweu VS.. the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad were given Wednesday by
Mai. Marion Noise and D. D. Noise,
Esq, respectively.
Court Proceedings
The jury rendered a verdict yes
terday afternoon in the case Of a. D.
Hardy VS.. the Southern railroad, and
the plaintiff was awarded damages in
the sum Of $500. The action was
brought to recovet damages for in
juries sustained by horses and mules
while in the possession Of the railroad
Major Marion Noise was the plaintiff E 5
attorney and Messrs Thompson, Ham
and Cuttino conducted the defense for
the railroad.
At 6 o'clock, the business of the
court having been finished, an ad-
journment was taken sine die.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

Beautify your complexion with lit
tie cost. j gu wish a smooth. clear.
cream like complexion. rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, greatest beautifier
l.rowa. s5 cents. 6hina's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

Nhorc are you sick? Headache
foul tongue, no appetite. lack energy,
pain in your stomach. constipation?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea viii
make you wen and keep you well. 35
cents. China Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

SOME PUMPKINS-I will pay one
dollar for the largest Pumpkin
brought to Durant's Pharmacy by IL
O'Clock SATURDAY, November 18th.
G.. II. DuRant.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

An innate, congential tendency to
butt in seems to be about the only
explanation OF Tom Lawsons sudden
appearances on the scene in New York.
-IC:l:e2go News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15

An advertisement in The Daily Item
S a good investment. Try it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15
Local Cotton Market.

Yesterdays receipts 95 bales.
Today's estimated receipts 100 bales
Middling, 1912.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-15
RsoNAL.

Col j. a. Rhame spent Monday in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
MR.AuBRE|Y.E.S5iTROD[|IE:.
For r. sTA II III |||T|' |.
Brilliant y ocung A.lnherst Law a 3
s% B yer8to Stand in the Nine
tenth District.

4I It may be stated upon authority that
MI. Aubrey L, & Strobe, the brilliant young
Amherst lawyer has fully decided to
make the. race forathc State Senate ingthe
Nineteenth District composed OF the co,in,
ties OF Amherst md Nelson and that
lie has publicly announced the fact to
tho Democrats bfat the district a. /. Sff
1t has been known for some time that
Mr. Strode's friends lii both counties
have been urging fin5ito make the race,
but his definite decision was only reached
within the past few8lays. & Vi
Ii Senator Bland 1iassic, OF Nelson, snow
represents the district ind 1t is presumed,
though not posi- lively known, that lie viii
stand again. 8l3 Il 5ii a
mir. Strobe is o. lawyer Of exceptional.
ability for Il man Of his years. and Ell
Joys u lucrative prattlc iii Lynchburg
and Amherst both OF which places he
has offices, though lie resides III Amherst,
near the Courthouse. lie has beenSmore
or sstactlve In politics for several years,
but Is far better known as 5nS lawyer. He
has been III \ some Of tile biggest cases
In his county In the past few years, $and
was leading counsel for l he prosecution
in the famous Gampbel trial before the
When the Amherst jud &c was
removed from the bench. b Il FL t }is
53lt IS claimed that nder& the altcInut-S
ing rule between the two counties, "A M
herst should have the senator, as Nell
son has held the honor for the past ten
years. & u x, . t4s q Al
h Mr. Strodes friends express tho beisf
that he vii make. Il Il fine %run*in.5 10th
Amherst and Nelson ss2 II H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
WOULDN'T SUPPORT WIFE
Lafayette Trewalla Goes to Jail.
for Twelve Months, " D.

The. new law passed BY. the last Legls. :.
!aturc providing punishment for&5lncn
who S,tu fall to support their wives is being
taken tn 5asdvanntage Of by many married
women ,,,.t N RICHMOND who are thus lll-s
4, fortunately situated 3tnnd the; courts and
Jurles are enforcing 1t to the letter. 81 h
. 1fes1fTSrdnX n tie Hustngs Court La fay
given twelve months jail FOR aiiing 10 10
SUPPORT his wife to whom lie had Been
married about as Year 4 8F5 S| 79i
The man represented himself and hc
W;ls prosecuted by Mr. D. C.lRichardsoll.s
~ Y, took the Jury but ~ little&whilc$t lind
MN nm guilty. and,in fixing The punishment
Tho law gives mo discretion iii this
case cas- YousWill got jail for 4 Year or
500 forthe support ofyour w s'f ind her
Child. Tho Intention the Law, Is 10 make
inen support their, wives and cllldren.
serve your sentence in. the jail. KS
fIreWalla was taken back togo to jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
+. i, tn e POST DiscoVERYs8aftl! Y.
"a ReveiatIonSslnbH Human FOOD,


Previous to 5t tho d isCoYcry q 81 the Post
process Of changing the ST lys part 81
#Whent and BaEleytslnt0Fn form of llga I,
many people, Uttered from what & is known
as starch ndl gestion. ~ S538 81
was shown by gas and lall sorts Of
stomach and bowel 4. trouble sometimes
ending In appendicitis. ~ hrougl 1T ~ BY
tho 5lndlgestcd4 starch In wheat. oats,
white bread, cake. pudding tc,,g etc.
Nature ltimutely Furnishes an yonc Wl1r,
continually takess some medicine or ~
to smoollIBovcr$o or null fy bad conditions
.of thegb body. Tho onlys$;safe way to cure
such Is 40 correct {or remove the, cause.
Therefore, II was plain To- Mr. ost In
working out lis discovery, that people
who show some weakness III I'll gestlng tile
pnrt of food (whic II is much The
largest part oftnll We en- ID must be helped
by having the starch dlgested or
before being. eaten. And, OF
course, 1 lie safest and I'ucst WI 81 70 10
this would be oilmitate ma are nd avoid
all chemicals y or ontside tand ssun natural
things. IA Ihe body lgrsts the atulchy food
ihy tile following process: First It's
mixed with tho inols tiro or juices OF the
inoutitlnd stomach, tllell warmth or mild
hcutlfromthe body gro VIZ or develops 5dliltl-
,tuse fIonGthn grain, limo Is al so an I'm.
p0rtant element md when Ill work to-
getlleri and g the human organs operate
the starch is sloWly turned into
n8fornl Of sugar, ms III must bei before Stlin
blood will absorbsi II and carry tue needed
energy TO different parts q tho BODY
Of3co,,se, II the bod s. lis to do It's work
pcrfrrtlN trouble sets In. s3Fs n b 33
so in the making or tlie famous food
moisture, warmth and Time.
are tilc only Things used to urn starch
~, sugar. fins inlit;l fin H lin L re and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
WILL BE Mr. 3, II 4. NK Ei:l.
Electors Will Likely Make Him
Messenger! to Bear Returns.

Tho twelve. jprtsllentlulg electuls chosen
by the people of lrghi,l tn ren ,f'
will meet here \ y noon on Monl lleXt q!
iii accordance With tile ylsnns of he
5tJnited States Statutes on gthr Ysubjeat 70;
east their votes for President and Vice.
president. tlccording 10 thu result Sof mo
recent election In YIrglpia, u 4: s IL
q Arrangements have been nude for the
meeting ID be held a5ing the i cler's office
s0fs5t llp louise Of Delegates low lqc tted
In the looWIlatan Hotel II y. /, q
The electors Will make three coili1-
Gates. one vii gbe mailed the president
of the Senate, aunot her dePosite ed With the
Federal judg tie olstlet , ~ atl,e
dent of tho Senat "a +. B, .g5 /.
ii IL altogether likel tia tbs llonol,,
sof bearing the vote to washington MI
he npcorled to 81. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
ENTRIES FOR1BIG
NEW Yu|R|!K' X. SPECIALS ] ]: 4: J.
Distinct Falling of ii Number
of Horses Those AL
333s ready Listed,
~ a ssocIa N, Press.l

L NENs y Dirk, Tan. 5.5-'rhe entrics. for or
tile Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps
were announced to-day by the re- cling
Bro2okllS,n and Con !!S
siilr distant points to he heard from thir-
Weight horsese have been named fnr. INC
ban. This Ia distnc fnllng on IN the
number Of entries Of 1908 nnd 19oi as az;
rroximatelyeighty8 horses were nominated
iii those years for the big mile and q
quarter pedals 7. .ft--@ 35
X Among the four-year- olds entered III both
are Beldame. the champion of her age
last StalWart tllrea-
lsroon,stic and Tokalon, thoSlas named
being " tho champion tlree-ycar-old tillyi
Of the West last season. Among the
.older#horses are 1Iermls, which won the
Suburban last year: The Picket, which
itriunpheu In the Brooklyn, Irish Lad and
McC hesney.. ~ " E III VI
Tradition, sydney 8Pagets fily, d is not
entered In the race. but the best Of last
Years tfree-ye aI-ods nre named IN the
Suburban. Including Artful, the Irntnrity
winner Tanya ana Sysonby. The&wcights
will be announced on February list. StS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
4 Hurt While Fighting Fire

Fire was discovered early Wednesday
m Marion Hill, which was caused from
50. SCOT u the chimney becoming ignited.
'rhe ilrn poured from the chimney In.
s re I, ,llame.s,tc,uslg much excitement III
t Neishbors responded to the call fori
resistance and succeeded In extingnisll-
Ing the fire before any serious damage
had been done. M vi ss54f75s
* MI John. Archer one Of the lrc-tlgbtcrs,
While groping inathe dark attic, steppe,d
between. tho frafteIs land fell through
I ne llasl.rins, receiving q cut about tie
rye and some injury to ono Of his hips.
ip p. l'lrker WAS called In and made t1ic
injured man comfortablq# lins IL getting
Along nrNIN t0-daN. rs ~. * E.liI lsl2sL3A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
LECTURE AT SEMINARY.
Bishop Alpheus Wilson TO De.
l liver Course Next Mnnth

Il Union Theological Seminary Is again
very happy IN its choice Of n special lee.
Stalker, 5Df Scotland, on THE Ethical
+ Teaching Of Jesus" added materially 10
E The attraetivcness ana value OF the aes.
eiois work.
itThis year The course will be given by
bishop Alphcus w. Wilson, OF the Mcth-
ipdist Church. Tile lectures, five in mum
the seminary Oh the ayenins p d "F Fsb.
5luary ~. 3D., ttli, 9Th aud 18th, al O'CLOCK.
The public Is cordially invited to attend.
/ The. title OF the course and the subjects
3uf the several lectures ARC as follows.
Missions, especially with reference Ia
6 The Far East. /. Beginnings and First
A Principles
III. Missions, With reference TO I he mind
oil Jesus and tile apostolic life and work.
83 III. rho Historic Movement from Apos-
tplic DAYS,
~, The Return to the East With AL
thai IT Involves,
". The Conditions and Outlook
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Earnings Are Increasing.

Coke, Of the Norfolk and 5WcsternaRail
way, showing athe.rarninss for November
and for the five months Of the fiscal year.
has just been issued. 1t shows tho total
earnings for November to DO sl,Gsl ,2253. 50.
an increase of SCI b co., .01 over. November.
1903, or u y percent advances Operating
expenses fofiith etunOnth were $l,21l,l5l.oO,
an Increase OF Sl33.91 "A. 8Sori II per cent.
leaving net8earnlngs for the month, SisS9,-
ESQ. or 10 sperf Gen I, * SSSs sff3
For tho five months from July list to
December list the totul earnings wore
,221.3 80, an increase Of S257 LAO. Or 8
per cent Operating expenses were IS, 7ls, $
earnings for tlleffivo months sl0iUi5s.50
an Increase OF sGS,205.77, or8 2, per cent
compared with the corresponding period
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
WORK is DELAYED. Y
Capitol Contractor Has Trouble.
in Getting Material.

z Whl1c the work OF renovntlng and nee
pairlng. tho Capitol Building Is going on
fairly wcll:s 1t has beon thrown consid-4
erably behind expectations, owing to the.
delay Contractor Ghestcrmnn has expert
enced IN getting certain needed materials
from the factory, The Senntcsund House
wings arc about two-thirds finished, and
iron materials arc necessary, ana these
have not yet arrived. N n III 81
/ Work Is now being done preparatory To
putting In the elevator plant IN tho main
tlyIty on other portions OF the structure.
BARRING too much had weather and
further delay ~. the arrival OF materials,
II Is expected that the building will be-
completed within tho time prescribed by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mabel tioodo is nuite i'll at the home
% %. her sister Mrs. II: Throckmorton. on
VIRGINIA Council. NO. 2. Daughters Of
Liberty, VIII meet Tonight at Nelson's Hall.
y Jamss FL ison, the young man who lost nil
four fingers, OF his right hn,id "Wednesday az
ternoon by having them accidently caught in
u sausage machine, which he was operating
AZ Mr. y. Doe Sears's meat market, Is get.
ting along nicely, While the loss of Ills
fingers has caused him much anxiety, still
he ~ ut N loss TO know how he managed 10
withdraw the member before tl,cEwhor hand
-. r; Gooch.. who has been visiting his old
home IN Goochland county, has returned
!, Mrs Mr.. i 7, liam Weller. ana Mrs stewart
Ne'lvc ana daughter Of Baltimore, Md. are
on Il Visit to their mother, Mrs. NJ Thon
No; 2spG East Marshall Street st ~ s'
Captain y. M, Burgess has returned to
the city after q two weeks Visit to Flu
wanna. ifs 4tfs3 l 54Eid -aE51S
The condition 0. Mr.. George 8Wray,
Who was badly sc,llded IN Ills home, No,
$40 West Cary Street. Oh New Years Day,
Is greatly improved a55 5i5j III 'l,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06


which IS being bnllded ofSbrick and con-,
Icretc. will seat moro than n 0QO.
Zion City Isl tho one spot n God $
|EWorld that is free g from rum " tobacco
drugs. obscene literature; 4 nd DbiJ lboards,$
lNlllgnrity orr pro family, and "a he sconsc-4
Squent vico and crime TIM t foil lows
Is 81 d fine eof s25 for smokl llg
Our police force s only to 4 protect & us
from outsiders, and ON, pol leg Jud geS has
arc sold within three miles OF the city,
where TO- citizens live In \ peacetfan and
prosperity, IN .g 81 nj! VI 9,8s9s 53s E Si III
youS llavc no drug store
surely you iinye doc tors for oul.s sick
said The Times spa tclls represent alive
1--WE lave no d tors and we need
none, Y answered The First postlc. "a n
mund. and Il once turn toll u m for for
glvencss Of the sins whioll M may AVE
caused tho sickness, and for immedinta5
healing. Il Healing IS obtained from God
In one of four ways name Y ::t5str irst, by
the dtrect prayer, OF attl. without amy
aid from the o Ulcers of tho Church, pray
Ing rs the Centurion did an ST. Mat
thew second two faithful &! diseiplss
praying In perfect agreenlent, q IN enccnrd-
.ance with the Lord $ promise IN ST, Alnt- 4
thew third, by The ilnoint u Of the elders
}untl he pray el of fat f,giircordjnE 10 tile
Instructions in 81. james, md 8fo,rth.Rb ~
che laying on or tho hiinds OF them who
believe, and whom God cnll to h tllat
ministry, as 4 thej Lord commands in ST.
Mark, and IN otharspl B. - 81
s7.'1'ut ARE people llenIetl An CHS Ma y,
these days r, d. Ell III Y lt,s
~ es, illi thousands Of cases, have
myself laid hands upon many hundreds
of thousands nf personsi and i III We span
tho Lord power mani Tested .iIt The heal
ling OF great numbers, lll;lnS Of whom
5ulc living witnesses, III many /. countries
who have testified publicly before 4 holuTf5
sands, and who are preparetl Il TO est ~
ut any time. This ministry is being 5eXer
scised by devoted christians IN many
parts or America, Iollrope Allstra LASH
and elsewhere, z .,iisfS M Il II Ia H
Us this not he same as ChrstinniI
SCIENCE and ind Healing z s5l II e t
y No. Divine Healing Is dlalnatr icallyi !
opposed TO Theses 4 Iabollcal counterfeits,
which are utterly unti-c Christian. These
1lmpostures nls Only seductive forms az
3spiritualsnl, iran c "a lYangel Ism i is also
II more recent form Of this delusi on. and
It dcceiyes many
4; New York p experience.
When Went down e New Ii York,
more thanIa year ago the devil M manage
to get knock at me, 81 s9 tsis 3g |
g8 s'l had q very eyere cox. but ] kept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
Mr., AIN SIZE IL OUT i. ']I
Will Stand for the Senate From.
1. AZ Richmond CITY.

\ 4 Mr. George 4Nlnslie, n prominent lawyer
and leading nembelISo of the Bonrd 5&of
Police commissioners, yesterday am
bounced his c;lndidacN for tho State Sem
ate FROM Richmond city, to succeed Col-
onel George Wayne Anderson. who will
stand afoiE Commonwealth - ttorncy. ~ IN
sis# thirtN-sIx reuls Of age. lie was edu-
4cnted gprlmarily5nt the private schools Of
& this city nnd spent one yearSa t r chnond
College. Hos then Went to tile Virginia
Military Institute, where lie graduated in
= 500. lie Is II son Of the lutte George "A J,
Anslie, who was prominent both in bus
mess and politics iii this city. Is,
= When the younger Ainict returned
from school he engaged in business for
one YEAR. and then entered the University
OF Virginia whcre IN 1893 he graduated
in law. ,.Ilc,.Wlsa indmlttcd ito the bar at
once, aid has since piacticcd his profes-
sion here.
Mr.. Alnsle is quite popular. among all
classes and his friends predict he will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
GOVERNOR DECLINES.
His Excellency Unable to Accept
Distinguished Invitations.

Governor Montague was in his Office
after his official duties, though he dis
posed OF no matter OF sweeping import
.ance. indeed, his Excellcncy has no very.
important matters before him ut this
8siantly OF late that he has cleared his
desk OF al but daily routine
4 TN. Governor Is In receipt OF Il number
Of distinguished invitations to speak OUT
eide the State on different occasions. but
he has hud TO decline most OF them be-
cause his Official duties demand his pres
ence here. NHg 8aSs
IS The New York State Bar Association will
mold It's annual meeting on January 18th
ana The Governor has been invited TO make
one OF the principal addresses He is also
invited TO address n State agricultural
meeting in Pennsylvania about the same
time, but has declined both invitations for
The reason given above
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
THE MEET II MORROW.
Deep Run Club Will Again Fol
IaaE low the ENGLISH Pack. v. 3.1a l

Deep Run Hounds will meet at the ken
.nels at IS lirec O'clock tomorrow, when
the English pack will be taken out, ,ts Mr. N
.I G. Beattic, NJ. r. Z. III /, will be on hand,
but Mr. George Cole n Scott lis II in New
York and magnet return In time for Sat
.urlay's meet x. 4, t F3 ilS,${ VI Il M
Aftcrthe drag tile following ladies Will
receive at the Clubhousc; s.s X RI
Mrs. "A. S.fl3uford MRS. John w. jHarrl-
son. Mrs. "A y u. Wexford, u Mrs. Thomas
Boiling, Mrs. G. 1T !. sutton, Mrs. r. p.
llLotchhiss. the Misses Anderson tho
Misses Glasgow. $i Miss Gabriella Il Pnge,
Miss Jesse Hazard Miss Sibyl BurWcll,
OF Clarke miss McAdans, Miss Bowie,
NJ iss fOStcrlOll fS 8S ss8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-06
TIT !S.kaI
MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM CURE.

U "
towards expenses and that for dns ordl-s
nary drunk. M "A 8fs 5 M III SSl
5i5 NJ y dlriis or guns OF concealed forks
poor tramp stllil,pedI ,lirot,gl,,i,l
8sreneAl la s. ealing gro played ftlia
alittleon,.t and made liisexl onlaY
Rohtthe 1iustlngs Court boards. 81 An elders
lyti1a ldch's force Of sch lB drutled out; u
weary cut * n tale. ii Nv groccryflali backed
sby9l host u of5s iei,tls,S complained that
EcntefWa,ils were playing havoc with his
trade. carried OIL bcncnl Iii I he bower Of
the lymph. bti Joliii the lust bound
tho tnaidrn,s scurftncross h helmet and
3blttleu 8tnanfully5aiin behalf * Back to-
her fcllne4friendsw went she.3s III s 3,.S5aSs
# IA dead horse was che piece do resist
Two rivnl soup concerns bnttled
5Ilercely for he body. The cltys attorney,
endured Epf 4 the witness, Mr.. Emmett
Taylor. ifsAlof killed deud, horses, II 81 i;
f. No. i'1sstlid rs MI II ylor. Kill I've
ones llissg VI rctolt the court burst
gu t$E I'M lbald laughter. i: 4@s{
l, Carntllers piteo,is cripple.
had secured tho f,lnot uni Ina, but IN,
removing $tos his placc Of business failed
85,rhe5S rival dead /. horse purveyor5 va vi
shocked II at l such ~ indecehcy, but@3iEis5
Honor. having strot1 nerves, dismissed
the Case.g n q Sf a.
IAN ordinance matter went over Is ii,
more VI convenient II season, and Gibbons
DROPPED 8tle curtain 8 M s 81 5s