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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
BURNED TOWN AN D Fled
NORTH FIN CONFUSION
Japanese Drive Out Russians
with Loss TO Latter Of One ~
Il Thou island M en-. s}.Ss
(I3yI AssocinLed Press.

Il TONI Q, Feb q. &c r NJ. official 8re-
ports sofs lie battle OF TsinF irsthen In
dictate that severe flghtip g.5cchrred. Tho
Japanese attacking Il, ,es,Se began he oc-s
Isrupation OF paints on the left bunk Of
Ii be- Tai tss.r river i elruarNs but the
4t1roE1apl Of the country, steep hills,Et
#rivclSn md heavy snow. DELAYED d the, nj
SStaek. 'rhc first Inc attacked l'sinketchon
;,t noon, Fehrua ~ sd assault ting sficrcelS.
THE Russians held strongl IS fort fled posi-
Stions with obstacles protecting them and;
resisted Extraordinarily Tho fighting con-
stinmed February sd, and was resumed.
s:tt & dawn II Tel,ruary at H. a 10 in tho
#inGrnlng tho 5twosilnes closed and fat-3
Hackers and defenders exchanged hand
.grenades, II a.
While continuing their frontal tack
8thc Japanese executed q flank 8sattacl3
with The result that the Russians n,
abandoned and burned the town and fled
nortllward In confusion. The Russians
left fl6ng dead on the field. The Chinese
estimate the Russian losses ut Tsin-
kctchen alone at 1000. The Japanese cap
turel three machine guns, many rifles,
y a. uuantlty of ammunition, n number OF
maps and tWel,ty-rourB prisoners.
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DR. )N'DA!N||.|.E..l|:...
l.s'ENlTERi.T'A|.I.h||IE|:.D
11irrst BaptlstS Church Tenders l,s.
Reception to Pastor and ssEs
LARGE CROWD WAS PRESENT.
Tlic Decorations Were Beautiful.
Refreshments 5Served8by Young
Ladies 81 tile Church.

r cy.5 Dr,. George w. Mcdaniel. new
pastor of the First Baptist Church, and
Mrs. MCDANIEL we're rendered "a reccp-
&tio1 BY the members DC the church on
Yesterday evening. ssS rs & @ .ts n
BSk Tho lecture room, Of the church, which
has recently boon rcpaihted and beauti-
fled u was handsomely decorated Will,
palms and running vines. N, orchestra.
hidden behind ~ bank o. 6floWers, played
during the evening. ,2i5 Z.
Tho 4 newly Installed pastor, with Il his
Swifc,$nssisted by tho reception commit
tee, stood in front Of the rostr UNI g nd
received tito throng Of guests who gat III
cred to$llonor tho OCCASION N 3s
5l3 Dir. NJ cDanlel had n hearty grasp of the,
hand and fa pleasant word for every one.
and won his way to the hearts Of nll by
gonlil5and Kindly courtesy. " IN
EF} N OF only FSwere I'LL the con gregation OF
the First Baptist Church present, but
representatives OF. NIL denominations gath tn
cred 3to IA show their Appreciation Of he
EptlatorE and Ills wife. 81 FL II N 4f
5 During tho evening refreshments were
served BY the young ladies Of the eli rch.5
aHH5 he rooms were brilliantly lighted, and
am especial y feature " in the decora TONS
WIS "a star of ncandescent lights set
{ins the wal, n and banked by q mass OF
AbeautifulSpalms ls e Il ~ 375 4
gs$s Or. u and Mrs Mcdaniel express SGD itgrea q
pleasure lin meeting the nembers Of the
SchurchSand IltheirI friends. is5 !f N,
s.A Amongst those present we're Governor
Montague Rev. DR. w. u e. Evans and
WIFE, I; R ev. Or. Jerc W,itherspoon, ii Rev
Paul Mcneil, ID. D., DIR. FL II n. u CnllsclI
Rev Dr. w .SSI7. L.. Smith, Rev. Dr.
Nelson, Rev. r.SJ. William Jones. IS r ey.
M. SSAshby Jones, Professor Sc MITCHELL
Professor Charles II. Winstoil,s Rev. Joel
II. Tucker, Rev. Dir. King and wife, Rev.
MIR. Robertson, Dr. J. Ga Trerilia g v.I
DIR. il N C;arlick. 6 eorg g II. Use and
4 r. II ny lam. & 3s ..is3t
%5 Anumbers2of young ladies' from tho
iWomans college called during the eve
ming, as; well8as students from Richmond
College the Medical College of Virginia
and tho University College OF Medicine.
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AGENT is.

Mr., Watkins Gives His Views,
Mr. Nj Frank A Watkins, Of \ cha rlotte
county, sergeant-at-arms q the senate
and q warn. supporter Of CAPTAIN Z VIII "
lard for tie goyernorship l'onlna lon ~ y =
IL tho city for day or two, Mr., Wat
kjns says he is for Willard for the
goy.rporshlp ana Martin fer me me
se,, { ttorshipsS captain Willard, he states,
is showing great strength IN both
,charlotte ana AppomattpS, and and 4 IN MS his
opinion the fight viii be Q close >one ibs,,
tween him and Swanson in those copnvi
tica and especially in chnrlotte, JHet.
thinks8tliat Sena tolS artin VII certain
carry Charlotte. and AppoMattoS also
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DROWNED IN DOCK
4 Unknown Negro, Supposed T
St be Sailor Fron North.

M DC 0dlAOl ThoIlls NIT
sit Is thought that the unknown
3nc gro, whose body was taken from the;
dock at the foot Of Eighteenth Street on
S5yesterda u morning was a sailor, and that
,;hc came to Richmond from some northern
seaport town "a y "a !Sii Il III
S$5 III wore a len Tiers SHIRT, such as IS worn
by sailors in northern ATTITUDES, and
Which Is never nin{this partssof y the he
country 5,s 6; !S5a8 " ,,4s VI n ,Ss
$Licb. who saw d hat ,lnd cancs,lying Eon
f}the ground ihear the ,llole from which the
body was fecovcred
Il. Dr.. Taylor. y he coroner, turned the
body over to Und ertakers Bilups, who
Withhold for days to avail Sa ~
claimant. y 4. .s58. & < ii. I. tx
5s8The negro appeared to be about fifty!
4 years ofsnge and wore q dark coat and
1 gsay trousers rs FSSysss1i Al Il
5$slsJ nshie pocket was g, small blank book
MA rke Mary ckson,i No kl2S f1igll-
tenth Street, ~
Il q There lis no rsucll person residing IN
sRicmond, and a tbs supposed TO pc the
address Of a woman n another city, iFt
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len GAGEM Il $GE ERAL 3Y5
ON FRONT OFF 90 M LES
sKuropatkin Meets Japanese If,i-
Il tiative andSMakes Co,i1-
s3ss3i ter Attack. 5iisB
I, 1, !. !, , 4, ~, |. !

BY Associated Press Nh
y S, . ' III ERSI i17ti, Marcha1s-f:6o A. M.
v last evening s. news from Nianclittin ls
4of5the most important nature, the Asso-
#ciated Press dispatch from M,ikden, which
wasFirnnsinitted lit noon OF tuesday, $it1e
Vibrating that n general bat tleE was be-
Ii ginning along tho whole OF thc8oiic l,ull-$
@dredEmiies q Il front occupied ibN. < tho two
Bilr1nins.S General Iiuropnt kill.snppcn1 to-
have taken ID leaf onttof Field Marshal
Y uyana's book and replied 70 General
1Stirolsl's attack Oh the Russian left by6;a
counter attack on tho 3Japanese left In
Swhicl, General l<nrlbar's initial success
lis better for the Russians than the best
#cffortsaof General Gripenberg the Russ
4 sian vanguard being established ut tho
outskirts OF sahdiapu. At tile same time
General Kuropat kin delivered a blow
against the Japanese center, selling a.
railroad bridge across the shnkhe River
These reports therefore, give a more
hopeful aspect tnBthe situation. .g5
8 The effect Of Yesterdays development
ton Gerrral 1Suropatkin's reported intcr-
8tion; to withdraw from the Shaking Is
%problenatical,. sEs IN 81 ii 3sy VI, III iis
III The counters trokes on the RICH and
center may possibly be intended to cover
$the thdrawing oil trains and stores. III
however, General K1ropatkln is deter
\ mined to- stand and fight out the ll3ttle8
winter and ifSSheS should be able to Sad-S
minister q vigorous check to General
551Suroki, lie has secured 4 good pos ton
for his second move Inv the grea t game
Feb. %, 6:55 r. M,-Thc Associated
& Press hears from q. high source that Gen-5
8eral 1Suropatlsir considers his position on
the Sllakhe River to DO mennced ito suc1l
IAN extent by General llurolti's success
OH the left flank asi,to nccessitate the
immediate wi tlldrawal OF this army TO,
Tie Pass and las SO advised Emperor
Nicholas. No @sconfirma ton OF HIS is;
Sobtainable in$lnilitarY circles hero whore
iti#is pointed QUIT that With tho Japanese
pressing he whole Russian line such
IAN operation must almost inevitably;icnd
lin sa disaster of the first pa gnitude.
General 1iuropatkliij In II dispatch to
a Emperor Nicholas dated to-day, says:
Ten attacks made by ( two Japanese
&battalions and some cavalry west of the
Village Of ransiltong have been Icpulsed.5
3NIthe Japanese renewed tho attack In the
morning of February y and were q gain
iSrepulsed. They leftSsa hundred corpscs
$$tn frontSof OH, positions. The Russian
IL loss. was six men. " Il; s.5s lid
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Mrs, Maryi5Virginia Mountcastle

6MrS. tEMdIy$8vllS ltA!d 5tAouAASSeo'SsAASl
Mrs y!rginIa s 50 waow 81 th ",
P " sT sSn dSsa on euatca s}R VEL
don, N. e. She is3surViyed by one sdaugll-
ter, Mrs, j. q. Johnson, of savannah
Ga, and three SO ns--hle ssrs; M s. Mount
sSstls q s]G]eA IN S e ana she
also leaves one brother Mr.. r., Bradley
OF Wilcox Whnrf Va, and three s.st tIs
Misses alarthaa and Sue 4 BRADLEY, OF thls
city ana Mrs. Georgia F Its,
lS Mrs. Mountcnstlo was born In Now
Kent county April q, 1s45, and her matden
name was Mary 'irglnia Bradley, Her.
husband was number Of years; en- en-.
! in this city. Her death was rather sud
den and came us g great shock to her.
friends In this cty,f. 81 81 4, z rs
The funeral occurred In the family bury
Ing plot in New lfents county Yesterday
Mrs,8A. II. Ryland.
B A telegram was received here yesterday,
from Dr. w n Dsrle,lS, pastor Of Ven,
the death Of Ills slater Mrs; 4, II, Ryland,
In her nome speland, TN. J., 7, !, !, !,
Sunday Hight bY 4 telegram notifying
fMrther stating that bis father was also
& Mr.. and Mrs. SRyland are both Virgin
reared in Essen county while Mr., Ryland
was alnatlve nf King and Queen, an 1nd-
Joining, county. Rylund has been
living ~ Flprla fGIq = number or YEARS.
usually spend the winter.
Arrangements for g. tl,e funeral have not
That the ,emains viii be hrnpght' to.Vir-
glnIa, and in'erp'ent made " Essex
Edward Bowe Stern.
Edward Bown Stern. the Infant son of
Cary Ellis and Iyg Rowe Stern. died at
morning at 1880 o'clock as the result Of
cerebro.spinal maningItis. He was fiyo
months old, ID Va E.
15ilae funeral will occur to-day at u
O'Clock from tho residence, No, 1910 Grove
Avenue. Gst
William Leslie Jennings, e|
Mr.. YIN, Leslie Jennings, 4 q, died yes,
tsTaay aiternn99n te vTgHia Hos
pneumonia. m
or pg6 and was n. son of Mr., Les j en-
nings aud The late MIS-, Emily sublettI
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"a VIRG INI.As CASE UP.

Collector Agnew Appeals From
Circuit Court in Revenue Case.
] "a nlong the cases8sct for argument in
tho United States Circuit Court OF sAp-
3l,eals to-day lisa Virginia case Of great
interest. 1t is that OF Park Ngnew, coll
.lcctor3 Of Internal revenue, ct al plaintiffs
In error. vs.. Haynes, defendant
In error; in crror8to the Circuit Court OF
5tho United States ut jDanVile, Va. This
cd So Will be argued by District Attorney
Thomas Lee Moore OF Christiansburg, for
the plaintiff Inferior, md My a G. u I'd
sununds, 1 Of Danyillc and N. Hairston,
Of Roanoke for the defendant IN error no
This n,elne an appeal from, Judge Henry
Dowell's fcourt,lle will not sit with sFP
the court to-day. The case Is IN I'M
nortant one, Involving g; reconstruction OF
the internal revenue laws, IS
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CHAPLIN & HUME,
AGENTS, l3 North Eleventh Street:

s.s, Mi, .1Yatk ms is.ss lenf tobacco lppyer,s
and travels oyer both counties extensive
ly.aying tobacco ~ the ha ~ !. \,
mond are Court Clerk r, g, Carrngton,'
d n;emberf of tho State Committee; Sheriff
4 81 XII Osborne and Colonel Thomas IN,
Scott MI. Garrlngt Lon Is for Montague
and Willard. and Mr., Osborne for Martin
ard Swanson for senator and Governor,
respect lively, /, E
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we're exhausted, and they thcrreupon al =;
;anced incuutiously and received ~ vollcy
blank range, los s heavily
STRIKE SITUAT ION FAR
#35 FROM ENCOURAGING
Domestic Servants Threaten I
Go Out in w arsa W---' rou-! 4
5llble at LODI, y. s5,
\ (By ASSOCIATED Press.

" (I3V4ASSuCIsllCu 'TUs.7'J ~ p
WAR SAW, E7elb 4 Is. Tho strike sltua-s
ton in Poland Is far from cncoura glng.l
a general strike Of shop assistants IN,
Warsaw 4 expected n oInorroW, less
the demands of tho men arc cone ded.g
5scventy-llvc per- cent. of the employers
arc willing to give in, but the remainder.
refuse to DO so. Tho domestic servants
also thrcuten2to strike to-morrow. II. 0
The owners Of the great cotton mills at
Scyraldoff to-day notified Id, 900 strikers
that unless I hey returned ito work imme-
5dately.tll mills would be closed for SIX
months 55; 4 4
az There is some evidence of a :recedehc
OF the LODI strlke.
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q Mrs. S. AZ. Cosby
fsn,cla q Tbe 5.rIn,es. 1,i,na [,

tfNlF' ASS, 5 AZ, Tcb.Ss 2s.--Mrs. Sarah!
Chas. \. Cosby, died Monday, February
10Th at her home, near this place, OF
8the5grlpE She had been su ffer ring for some
days with this dread lady hut was not
thought 4 to be lin n danger until Sunday
might, land her death was n severe shock
Bto4her8reativesi and friends.
n Mrs Cosby was n devout ChrlstianInnd
dea naa
b I. Cosby, two A sons and tlve$ grand
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NY ana ~ body of shatfsl,ootets, With
z fill 3t6niplemertsr5 NJ guns. 8 s
Mn priiirtrai engagement wps licrtli-
4 eHafsof TsjnkhttcIicil ,Shei.e the Tt,issia.is
sElield strongly. defended Observation-Disclosures,
Nj trlihg stissisans n LEFT wos linndrca 8ni,d
8itrhc ,itad OH 4 l,e ntfd tl,ere and lost
several snmciinc g,insiS Il irhei' casualticss
ARE estimated Ut over 1900. Il
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N q " g'lWt'7 >''IE-lIyT, = j F.vaJl


Il SNlN ri. Died February oS 1906 7
IA 40 A. NJ. at her resldence. n Q. lOi
Grace, Mrs; y! c 4, q = ME1 ~;
Charleston, s. g, cid est daughte OF the
lute Dr. j ancs and Mary Phillips Gard
ner,i Of Lynn, Mass. and sister Of &. the
IA lat James II. Ga diner. 4. q.
II THURSDAY a rERNooN at 1 " clock.
fBALLAJ FED led. Februa ry g III. 6 al
TR r.: BA MN y
aunt. Mrs. II !. 81. 3recden 10 NV. : Grace,
Is MARCH I'd, u 70 NJ,
residence. 800 East Clay Street. ELIZA
b ETH z rclictRot the late Frederick \, n
Dunkel, Tn ttl he seven second year 81, Of
a& her 60. 34 I. ], g. 4,
\ DAN March Cd, at T. {; N NJ. \, Int crnentg
III a Il hollywood. u II, WI u i59s S4S
5p = IS s, the e, yTgn! l Hosp
3 LIE JENNINGS, Jrn q In the twenty
sSt Fuhernl TI1Is AFTERN DON fxom ST.
Paul II Church at 4S g, clock. In ternlent
private. SS III.
sMQUNTCAsTLE.-D Died. 1T II her resi-
dence. dom, n. gu Z. eb biI 26th. ant
2;s5 81 M MA Ns, VIRGINIA, In seven
ID b il /.
Funeral took plaGe IN the family bury
x Ing ground, 81 New Kent county, yesteA-.
ia, day at noon. 81 a. $3jiS 81
MANI CID ed a her residence, Feb;
.ruary rs. 1905. Miss MARY MANNING
Pa ICED slxty-hve years. tsi 65if5
8 F!lneral take place at BlIley Under
g&g taking Room mt 4$o'c clock MARCH 1st.
q Burial at OakWoOd. 81 53i 81
copy. \, s
3RIYES.-Dled. at ~ the Retreat for tho
III Sick S2O p. NJ, February 18th, ROBERT
4 B: RIVEs, In. the elity-seyenth4yea
of his age, fil 81 FsSsi
Funeral will occur IT O-DAYs (yVcdnes-
n day) at a p. VI M, from 304 Z, Clay Street,
@lntcrment In River View. 3 }s53,
lsTERN.-pied, Of cerobro spinal meningI-;
~ tbs, at Tho home OF his parents, Cary
III Ills and Eva. lowe Stern 1910 Grove
avenue, II esterdlY III morning Mt K 1890
o'cl9ppk. EDWA;Rp BOWIE sTITIsN.
funeral from the residence TODAY
at y clock NJ Friends Invited to ii tx
Wa!tL reo3 & h!s resdhsnee sols
ALANsooN WILcoX, sr 0g IL. tio e III
$tt,i,ett y. yearsof his age, after lingering
tsfsFsf' M vi! eaSS R'Aff tgo% sn
day. AFTERNOON at 80 O'clock
n Friends anu acQual ntnnces INVITED tofat-
Z tend, 95{s3 ~
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SMALL Fortune (
PR|D in TAXES.
lllc.ontlnued froclm Flrst 3page,2 z

Continued from First 5I'age,)
orally have small tracts under cultivation,
claims in no way interfere with
tho development of the mineral and tim
Dor wealth. 8 '575 III
slt has often been charged that many
OF these Southwestern counties take out
of tile State treasury IN criminal ex-
penseai more &tht'n they paY Into 1t In
taxntion. observation-disclosures made II fine con
5trlbution. however, and the great mineral
we1tKl of that entire ectlontof the State,
now being 50 rapidly and probably de-
3vclopod by railroad construction and min
ling operations. will in u few years make
the coimtltA of tho Southwest among the
largest contributors to the revenues OF
tho Commonwealth. AZ ri4lts Il 5s IA IA H
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r ebert ID BSRivcs.
$1ohn e Tilf1la11,

Especial to rhe Times Dispa tch) .{}s5
&a CflARLOTTESV1LL LIE Al, II 2S.--1l
former member ofSthe stnto ogsat,lre..
and ono OF the best known residents Of!
SiAtbcmarle county, al Oh this morning
Martha Jefferson sanltorluli5l iii this city:
" Mr.. Tilfnni, spent the. create part Of,
his alife.ln Albemarle, where he bud been.
politics Of tho 2 stats ,ho was mn active
participant, serving inft the State u, egls-!
from 1chariottcsviiilo and 3Albemario @as..
the slnte VIM g. &. Parrish a fter5 hot
fight Mr.. 1'llmn,l "a efeated IL noted Albe::$$
tho Batesvle 8neig hborhood and IN turn
.succumbed to him mt Y the next election. Is
5 For years M llrnal, was g conduct tor
during His faithful service lin that cor
roratlon's employ he lost d lcg ~ 5
III Tho deceased 3Was n ever me rrled !. 1es
Is survived h BY one brother, Mr. W. b.
T'i1ma n ,sE CtroZct .is $tg
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. | ] ! k !. :. |: ENS.VV|1H
.B|:|.R|.I|GHl.0.UTL00K
May Build Hand Steel
Ban Bank Building Oh
Broad Street. &5 Sss

aa:5, The Bank Of Commerce and Trust liza 81
settled down to business, and were busy
on yesterday 5sinS accepting accounts s.s
sS5j3, AZ stoolShoder5 statc.ethatF the&new con-
Germ lad more than. $3.50 900 8 + business.
at the opening, i and predicted a rapid,
rise In the stock Of tho bank. n sis5 Il N II
SG Mr.. o. J, silnds is giving his personal
attention to the selection Of handsome
5fulnitureun fixtures for tho Main Street
offices. lilo gave out hat he had not yet
been lnblel;to decide upon a loca tionsupon5
Broad Street, but said that he intended
TO have q suitable building II he had
to build II. II is probable that tempo
Erary# quarters will be z taken on Broad
Street, and that an up to-date steel struc-,
%ture will he erected y. s55 R. ,g5(l "
'4$ Mr.. a. r.. Holiday, Ylce-presidentE and
treasurer Of tho new bank. has long been
identified with the Virginia Gar s Service
gAssociati ion. Although under forty years
of al +, he has had Yaried business expe-i
#rlence, and the stockholders of tho bank
are congrntulatlng y themselves on their
good fortune in persuade ng him to3accept
the Office. ri! III 81 35s;i u.s. sl.S K "a
Mr.. Holiday has nno financial backing,
and with Tho strong directorate, will
force tile new institution Into a strong
financial posit lon. Il; III
-Four Meetings Z Tonight. IA
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and was l3opula fetll no WI HIM,
# N II. Jenftngs ls sit ed ID Ills fhtl1e
and tile followiiiE sisters It'd brot hers
Mrs. 1'iillib PcWe fsl & OF RichniDfld N re-
Les M0ri'isofts of New. tetsey NJ isses
eAllnetennlngs Of this. I'll md Itat firltie
'Jernihes of West poii b and Fob en-
itiinEsFo OF Rlrhrigiid tf sS,s S ga 81 y
/, The funeral wi take place at o'cloeK
this afternoon frot1lis 1909 \ Park Ave rtie,
,Hi1ern tho remains have NJ altendy y been
D Iiss insernent viii 80 made lns 1tolil l \:
sSThes following !. will s,be pai,bearers: 50
b AfossrsI fumes Dnilnp, Walter J0nca.i
Roy Jones, irwin 4 B n, hos. Brocket n
Morris Hunter Richard NV lson
ard Snmtiel NVnddill. "a 5 l5l A ss5ss
Robert Il. Rives. s9aS
Mr. 1sobnrt II. Rlves dled at the re.
treat fotH tho Slick Xestc " 3 100 ~
Hit tho T1tli year Of hlsynge. He WIS born
It'll FRANKLIN county ifglnin, b where he
resided 1tirihg his ifetlnle. MIR. r yes
was II cofsistert meiilharS Of The MethO--i
dist Church and was proninei1t5iii Church
work. s5 II was III the &C fpderhtc Army
during the war between the stntcs. &
.}S lie U.s. survived 33 BY three chi ldrerl, y
j 1slves, Of SMhrtinsvllle WI, M rs.s j AZ.
Haynes and Mrs. a. Il 81 SHertdon OF 4 this
4Sl,fhe funeral wifi occur from the rest-.
,dorce Of his daughter 304 & East Clay
Street, this Enfternoon Mt 4 d clock. va Tie
;internlcnt will b0l tr1ade Nh River View;
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Funeral Notice.

RuTH ,--,l,he funeral SERVICES OF Mrs,
Il $ lara r. r. "a. n J, rellct Of tic late Sam
4 ucl Ruth, of this oil y.5 who died at tho
4 home Of her grapddaughter,.M Mrs. S. II.
y Webb 1l1 OF 5MiecKlenburg county, February
Z chapel Ct Richardson q Chappell West
\ Main Street. Y rIoAY, s. March list, at 8
4. NJ Interment II ollyWood, Al
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-Four Meetings Tonight.
The following municipal meet lngs will
be held to- day Health s II. NJ. ;s2Light,
8 Up. NJ; Local Assessments, IL. Nj;
New High School, s p. M.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-19
The MA I'D and BATCH

The nights are col d and very bleak
And as the old maid lies down to sleep,
She shivers and she shakes her head:
"Oh, if had Silk Floss Bed
The batch in his cabin is happy and gay
As he on his Silk Floss Mattress lay.
He is old, but think he will stand the storm,
With B. NJ. o. Z. to keep him warm.
The whole can never half be said
When speaking of a Silk Flt Jss Bed.
Now if you don't believe it so,
Some one will shortly let 70 IL know.
There are storms without nd storms within,
But of all dread are tho Sc within.
The Silk Floss Mattress is the one to fill
The words once spoken "n ,ace be still"
MRS G. TOWNSEND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-19
SHE SLEPT

Old Aunt Josie was bothered for sleep,
Although sleeping on bed of down;
Said she ached from her head to her feet
Until she could hardly hobble around.
At last her neighbors asked her to look
At B. NJ. o. E., only at Raiders found,
Filled with silk floss, sometimes called capock,
A third lighter than cotton in pounds.
She got one on trial to use for week.
Impervious to moisture, with imperial roll
edge.
So well was she pleased, so sound did she sleep
That she went and paid RAIDER, true to her
pledge.
GUY STRATTON.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-19
AWOKE WITH A KISS

Drop in as you are passing by
And see the new B. NJ o. E.;
Its price YOU will not reckon high
When you perceive its quality.
1t was upon such NJ. as this
That beauty slept a hundred years,
And only wakened with kiss
So from the legend it appears.
Now RAIDER sells B. NJ. o. E.'s;
Call in and see sample
He's anxious all his friends to please,
And his supply is ample
F. S. WARNER
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-19
SHAKESpEAR ON B. M. O. E.

DE cendants of Shakespeare
Have Been working, it's said,
To help Mr.. RAIDER
While airing his bed.
That this beds success,
Is plain to be seen:
Just watch for yourself
The deliveryman's team
If Shakespeare should come back
And hear the poems read,
He'd see he wasn't in it,
And go back to join the dead.
GEO. w. HANNA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-19
MAYS MATTRESS

Hello Tommy What's the matterI
Have YOU and May fell out3
Ha Ha IS it a Silk Floss Mattress
That all this fuss is aboutl
Well, May got her mattress,
A Silk Floss you may know,
And tell YOU if she hadn't
There'd been trouble here below.
Young man, Just think of home,
And in it Silk Floss Bed,
Forget you ever wanted to roam,
Then happiness follows instead.
MRS. G. E. TOWNSEND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-19
BEST MATTR ESS ON EARTH

bESI MATTR ESS ON EARTH
MY call is for attenti on
A | show this famo Us bed.
Remember it's the latest
Aud will always be ahead
Downy fibre brough t from India,
Every rival puts to flight;
Ready for inspect on
Since none but it is right.
May the sale be 'oy weight
All the thirty-fiN'e pounds,
Take it felted, take, it filled
Take it tied and bound:
Remember the price is right
Each B. NJ. 0. Z. say
Should bring in ca sh before night,
Scmo fifteen dolal today.
GEO. w. HANNA.