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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-03-01

Skirnir. TiD1Ap1 H1Ns ~fsLNzxA B~6KMENrArE-
LAGs 1908.
Oar cru: Frettir fra fslandi Q902 og
1909 og dtlendar frettir (fra jdrf 1903 til
jhni 1904. B6kaskra 1908. Skvrslur 90
reikningar. Delta er hi6 elzta t::marit fslend-
inga. pao er MI bra6um attract oroi6 Us
ara), og lengi hear lfti6 p6tt til Pess koma.
DAD mum PVT tfmi til kominn az yngja PAD
upp, og MI heir stj6rn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
afraoio, a0 sameina Skirni og T1marit felags-
ms framvegis i eitt timarit, er heiti SKfRN1R,
Jog komi ut forum sinnum a ari + 6 arka
heftum 1 skirnis- broti'', og til Pess skal ra6a
ritstj6ra tiltveggggjja ara i sem. En- hver breyt-
ing a ao veroa a Skfrni og Timariti hins is
lenzka B6kmentaf6lags s6st beet a pessum
oroum, sem tekin cru hr nefndaraliti peirrar
nefndar. er Pao NAL var a hendur fali6 af
stj6rn felagsins:
,:pao atti az aytja lost samdar ritgeroir UNI
framfaramal pj60arinnar, einkum pau, err ldta az
endurbotum a mentun hennar og atvinnuvegum
og seilast eftir aliti peir1a mama, err mesta og
beta hafa pekkingu 1 hverri grein. PAD 9tti ekki
a0 purfa ao fytja itarlegar almennar frettir, hvorki
innlendar ne 1tlendar-p a6 gera MI dagbl0oin-,
en- hins vegar atti pad a6 dytja alpy6u mama fr6tt-
ir at verklegum framf0rum annara pj6oa, breyt-
lngum a siomenaing PETRA, lifskj6rum og Ifs
skoounum. pa atti pao og a6 fytja fregnir UNI
merkar v1sindanyjungar, pnr er a einhvern hiatt
MICA 40 pv1, 40 letta m6nnunum barattuna fyrir
l1fnu e0a vlkka sj6narsvi0 mannlegs anda. / pessu
RITZ @ttu alfy6umenn az ia fregnir um merkustu
b@kur, er 1T koma innanlands og utan. pvl atti
einnig via og vi0 az fara almenningi gullkorn lii
ndtloarskaldskap og 0nnur pau ritsmioi, er glnoa
mega fegur6artiltnningu manna:.
VERDI Pessu aformi fullnagt nun tfmarit
Petta vissulega ver0a v~insalla en- gam]i
Skfrnir
Syslumannasefir EFr1R Bogo Benedihtssom 4
STADARFELLI. MED SKYR1NGuM oG v1DAuKuM
EFT1R Hanmes Pors1esnssom II. T. 5. H (Dala-
sysia II.).
Flestir 1slendingar munu pekkja s6gu-
safn Petta, ao minsta kosti a0 afspurn, en- fair
munu peir vera, er EMIT half til az lesa alt pa0,
sem ut er komio af Pvi. s0gur Pessar cru az
mestu leyti attartolur og Purlegar frasagnir
at ymsum malarekstri syslumanna, og efrinu
er ra0ao ni0ur eftir syslum, raskast vio PAD
VIDA s0guPra0urinn sem n@rri ma geta. AUD
vitae er miki0 af s0gulegum fr66leik i RITZ
Pessu, % efalaust er Pa6 d1rindis fjarsj60ur
fyrir pa, sem NEST yndi hafa af art0]um og
attart0lum, en- 6liklegt er 30 az alt Sc rett
fe0rao par sem svo margar s0guhetiur cru
helzt kendar vi0 %kvennafar.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-03-01
ekki P%ekkjum ver neina nyjja box fslenxka,
er veroa myndi islenzkum b6kavinum ker-
komnari gestur en- Pessi.
Fretta Pistlar.
Era frettariturum ,,Vinlands".)

MOUNTAIN, N. OAK, MAR l9O5.
Hi. Ellis Thorwaldson, k%aupma6ur, fer6aoist
nylega austur til st6rb@janna i verzlunar erindum.
Ungfrd Friorika s.. Bj6rnson, sem hefr geng-
ia a hask6lann / Grand Forks / vetur, er nykomin
helm.
Hr. TIL. Indrioason, fra Clanpeboye, Man., var
her q fer0 nyske0til pess ao selja eftirst06var af
eignum sinum. Ham seldi land slit, 200 ekrur,
Kristjani bro0ur slnum, fyrir hiatt a sj0tta pdsund
dollara.
Bdist err vio 40 Telephone VERDI lagour her
UNI bygg6inai vor komandi; cru tv0 f6l6g a6 sakja
UNI leyti til az leggja ham. Annao er nymyndao
f6lag fra Crystal en- HIT er Edinburg og Gar5ar
felagio, sem myndaoist / haust er leio. Bandur
her eru a0 kappa hluti i peim og par a6 auki munu
ymsir / bygoinni atla ao leioa pra6inn inn 1 his
SIM L. Y. Leyur.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-03-01

ST. ritgero er ao morgu leytifr6oleg, pc fau
Sc par ems nakvaemlega lyst og @skilegt veri.
-Aorar ritger0ir, sem cru i pessum argangi
tfmaritsins, sjaum yer ekki a0 neitt gildi half
fyrir alPy0u mama.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
First Watermelons.

Mr.. VI. 5. Warren. of Toa-
no, was the first trucker to
ship a ear load OF watermel-
Ons from that station this
season. They were sent to
Garish Bros, Boston, and
we're of fine quality, Others
are now shipping.
The crop acreage Is small
this season, but the melons
are OF fine quality both in
eating and shipping quail
ties.
The Irish potato market is
slightly improved. but still
very poor. Mr. Arthur John
son shipped prime potatoes
to the Richmond market. and
received 81 per barrel for the
same. The loss on the pOta-
TO crop will be tremendous.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
News from the Counties of the
Virginia Peninsula.
Toano Topics.

Toano, Va, July 26, (Spe-
cial)-Ihe young people of
the county gavea shirt waist
dance Friday night at Mars
ton ; hall in honor of Mrand
Mrs. ". A. Pullmanof Feun-
vile, Mich. In spite cf the
warm night, the Johnson x
Harris string band OF Rich
nSond began playing at 3 p IN
The following young ladies
were present; Mrs. ". A.
Pullman, Misses Mary God
din, Bessie Lee Spencer, VIII
hamsburg, Mary \. Warren,
Eleanor Waddiu, Bessie Clay
Ruth Clay, LOttIe Clay, ,Rena
Clay. Lizzie Meade, Mary b.
Spencer, Beulah Brooks, Mary
Henley Spencer, Williams
burg. Fannie A, MarstOn,
Grace y. Jones, Elizabeth
Marston, Mrs. Nan Hankins.
Mr.. Holloway. All OF the
v0ung men wore shirt waists
Those dancing were, Mess. W
A Pullman,J Is. Sinclair, Oh
iver Bacon, Junlus stephen
son Lawrence GatewOOd, W
Cowles. Gus GOddin, Wilson
Cowles. NJ. CLYDE Barnes, Oi
Williamsburg. RObt VI Tur-
ner. Henry b. Marston, II,
Stewart, ID. W. MarstOn, NJ
G.. Selden. Tilden Wright, T.
IN. Marston. j L. Slater Ben
. Wilkinson, Willie Wright, @
I G. Hankins, cambridge Wilk
insOn, c.. 4. MarstOn, Dr
stephenson, ". Farthing
+ George ClOptOn, B. II. Rat
= cliffe. The chaperOnes wer
r. NIesdames Holloway anC
! Pullman.
u Miss Bessie Clay has as he
guest Miss Eleanor Waddill
OF Charles City county.
The Hi. Heinz CO.wlll clos
? their salting house here tC
day.
Miss Grace Jones, of Wi
liamsburg, Va, Is the gues
,f of her aunt, Miss Fannie
- Allen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
NEW WHITE PLAGUE CURE.
rapsvorm II Natural Enemy Of Tu-
bsrcuiOsiS. and Ia Regarded as
a Sure Preventive.

The Mexican consul general az Bus-
nos Ayres informs his government
that BY a late scientific discovery &, has
been proved that the tapeworm is ths
natural enemy of the germ OF con-
sumption and that The latter cannot
exist when the other is present lie
further says that the eminent scien-
lists. L. James and a. Maudoui after q
profound study OF the subject assert
this as a fact In a paper recently laid
before the Academy OF Science az Paris.
The tspoWorm IL said % prevent the
lrganism from being Infected with tu-
berculosis baciul and IL has been
proved ia the case Of a consumptivs
Affected with tapeworm that he com
pletely recovered his health. To posi-
lvely establish the efficacy u thil
remedy the doctors injected liquid
prepared from the taenia into severa.
consumptives. which action resulted 10
retarding the progress ot the disease
p the worst cases. while in others u
resulted IN a complete cure.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
Mrs. Martha Sanford.

Mrs. Marth SANFORD died
at her home last Saturday.
aged 76 years. Before mar
riage Mrs. SANFORD was Miss
Martha Holm. of Suffolk,
but for forty years she has
been a resident of this cOun-
.ty.
The funeral took place on
Sunday at , o'clock, Rev, +.
j. Potts officiating, and the
linterment was in the family
lburying ground.
The pail bearers were Mess.
| II. y. BucktrOut, W. b.
Burns. b. +. Wolfe, W. NJ.
| Thomson, W. +. Mullen, II
lC. Wilson, j. b. Walden and
| ". l.. Jones.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
Doings at HoIdcroft.
Holdcroft. Va. July %.

HOldcrOft. Va. July %.
The recent school census of
ChickahOminy district. shows
a total of 40 white and 2O9
colOred children OF school
age.
Mrs. f. a. Bowry and
daughter. Miss Cheatie and
Mrs: Wiltshire OF Richmond.
are visiting 5Irs. W. y. Or
nge.
Il. B. More. who has for
the last two years resided
here, has returned to his for
mer home in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Laura +. BOndurant
of Manchester, is visitingh her
aunt Mrs. 4. W. Binns.
Miss Matte Walker of
Hampton, Is visiting rela-
tiveS here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
Boulevard Topics.

Boulevard, Va, July 90
Mr.. \. III. Sharp, our geni-
al land agent, has been IN
town the past few days look
ing after business matters.
The Va. Land K Improve
ment Co. are building a fine
barn at Hotel Windsor. Con-
tractor q. 4. Burnett has
charge OF the work.
Our Mr.. y. Z. Nelson is fin
ishing up a contract for ae
fine a Job OF fencing for this
G. and Q. Railway as they
have on their line. Ii is a
great Improvement TO the
right OF way.
Continued on Sth page.)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29

Senator Clark Of Montana. hss fur
nished means 20 defray the e1pensas of
Ar sxDsdition % sEplors The unknown
mountains Of that stata. II viii 81 un6sr
ne direction of Prof -. J Elrod. vho -
attached 70 To- bsols,SiOAi station ~ TIE
Montana gRfvaEslty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
FISH BANK IS INTERESTING
discovered -Four Hundred Years Ago
by Cabot. Sc yohn's In Base of
World Incu~ery.

81 JOhn's - q place tSsutnE with
interest II Is over zoo years old. hsv-
lnx been discovered BY CABOT Ia 1897
ant settled By Devon aShsYfolk q fsv
years later. since whom u has oesn Al
WAys the base fer ths Sortd's greatest
fishing Industry. that for -cod on tAe
bank" says r r. McGrath. In Four-
Track News In its haroor Oil 81
found arsosiss from Francs, Sr>ss.
Portugal. New England and Nova SEQ
ia al engaged in reaping the harvest
from the ocean. while TIE Brfush n
dustry was permanently transferred
there az the colony the oldsst in taD
empire. became settled AloaG ths
water front. on each side of ne spar
cious lAnd-locksd hArnor. whieA ope.s
through a sap in tAe bSssfiag eAfs.
are stores and Warehouses aklsd vita
cod. While az every ~h@g< stsAnsrs aae
sailors are loading this stsBis ooE-
modify for transport - ia 1sr&sts
OF the world
who Woulfnr HS~df
sAe-Oracious. bS~ ths VIA a.Aa
AoVl to-u4sht
He-Fsa. Il prosassy hss shs ssssA-
sche
shs-Ths toothachsl
He-Yes Nave Tos ssver h1Ara q.
the teeth % q gAtsf-sAs~y ssast~A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29

Clifton Spring is year old, full 100 proof,
straight Rye Best goods on earth for the money.
Prompt shipment iu plain packages
all goods than 50 gallon add for packing follows
/ gallon, gallons gallons .: 5-ealon
o @
he Reason Why?
Money Order.
Write complete prce-ls.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29

EOR SALE Choice Seed Barley. in
any quantity. Inquire at stone 5
DRUGSTORE. l.. 4. Ieusen's. or King 5
Creek farm.
iy % Il (. A. RHAMES.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
JAMES CANNON. Jr.. A. M. Blackstone. Va


the full school,
education be willing assist the hoskeeprin the
Che dining
scholarships.
dining
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
DISTRIBUTOR or

goods distilled under the
thoroughly cured aud rpene by before put on the market ham
nothing straight WbisKeys which paid and
withdrawn directly the Government Bonded Warehouse
satisfied
1egurythe for this is that the goods satison
quality which
by being straight adultcati0u
Nhsk
ingm
handling nothing straight WhisScys,
trade have opened
excellent making direct shipments
distilery brands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-29
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION UNDER POSITIVE CHRISTIAN
INFLUENCES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST


practical
the the school,
CharncterB at Blackstone character regarded the students most
the formation
development
o.
at
in of
uplifting the influences positively Christian
n
Medical Attention,
sufficiently benefit
for the Principal and hts helpers know each student
to
write cataogueto .-- z.....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Wilmer DuVal.

Especial to The Times-D,Spntch.)
CHESTERFIELD G. H., VA. Mr..
Wilmer DuVal, Il young man OF about
thirty years, son OF the late Benjamin j..
DuVal, died at his homo near Centrala,
early this morning Of consumption, his
funeral will be at Salem Church at II
o'clock tomorrow morning, and the In
terment will DO made in tho adjoining
church yard. Rev 7. ]. Nettles will con-
duct tho service. The young man was
esteemed In his life by his associates as
a fine Christian character.
Rev, James W. Smith.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
q OSBORN's GAP. VA, September a.
News has been received here'of the death
Of tho Rev. James w. Smith, Of Palace,
which occurred day or two, since. Mr..
Smith was apparently about eighty years
Of age and had planned to start to Mis-
souri, on the day OF his demise. He and
his two sons had sold their farms and
purchased homesteads In the Ozark Noun
tain section.
The deceased was an eX-member Of tho
Virginia Legislature, having been elect
ed in 1875 from tho district then COM
posed of the counties OF Wlso and
Runhnnnn s45sGt NJ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE..

n HE CIRCUIT COURT OF FIENRICO
- COUNTY, DIRECTED BY DE-
cree entered on the 5th day of August,
le0S. in the suittherein pending under the
Cairns. that An account Of tho debts and
demands against ". a; Cairns, together
with their amounts and priorities and to
whom due, and that "a" :. account q, the he
said Cairns, where situated, the descrlp-
ton and value of the same. together With
there, be any delinquent taxes, 4 DO taken,
and the papers having been brought to me
for execution OF said decree, all persona
NH please taNe nH.ee that ,do, have nxed
NJ, and my OFFICE. Room No. 8, G:apltG,l
and Bank Streets, Richmond, VA, as the
time and place to proceed to take said
accounts, when and where you may at
tend, il you care to do so. Publication of
this notice ls,in lou Of personal service
or notice on the parties.
Given under my hand this 10Th day or
August, 1905.
Willoughhy Newton, Jr., and Il. r.
3Florance, Counsel!
bAugl97 -laW-4W fla,4 5e5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
overcome with his own fat ana import
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

overcome with his own LAY uhu linpprt-
70 John NJ. Daniel is credited tho
die 20 10 Paris" In John l1ston Cookies
interesting sketch Of Daniel and q repro.
duclion OF one Of his ycathng editorials.
,'lhe EXAMINER had. more than Its due
share O. editorial bIlninVey ana sanaac'sy
Pollard became It's co-editor, and It was
the ables!, most widely, read and most
Influential journal Of the South DURING .Itiil;
e con- nenieai IN LIE his Four years 6nder
Nurse Robert" 5
dward A. ollara wn ], born sy5 IN ~ Nel ,yoa
t iRe son Of tic e0r Hon. Richard Pollard.
who was for eight years United States
minister to Chill under the appoint
inent OF President Jackson; llAt mother
guIshed and intellectual William c. Rives,
50 It IS not to be wondered at that he
possessed such. fine intellectual gifts;
He was educated at Hampden-sldney. and
graduated III some branches N 1919. AZ;
forwards he studied law At William and
Mary College under Judge Tucker, with
whom he imbibcd Ills political bias When
the Civil War broke out. he came to
Richmond and became co-editor of The
Examiner
Mr.. Pollard possessed all the gifts re-
He was not only Intellectual, witty md
culture, but he was fearless, independent
ana pungent recall a brilliant editorial
4 that appeared IN ."rhe Examiner just
after the seven days fight around Rich
mond, but do not remember now whether
Daniel or Pollard was the autkor,.,of y.
The writer commenting on MGClelland'a
long and unsuccessful attempts to capture
Richmond. fcxhorted him to, compose his
mind, remembering Solonon's words that
The who ruleth his spirit is greater than
he who taketh a city
AT one timcA after Daniels death. Henry
Rlves Pollard assisted his brother Edward
in cdl ting s"The Examiner" From 1867 to
1860 edward Pollard edited weekly paper
in Richmond entitled THE Southern
Opinion" He died in; December, 1872. at
the residence of his brother, Mr.. Richard
Pollard. ut Lynchburg, Va. and the
Lynchburg News passed the following en-
7conuim upon him He was one Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

* In the editorial feld Richmond has al
ways had It's full rnodicum Of talent.
About Il hundred years ago the Rich
!mond Enquirer was founded ana con-
Quoted by the famous Thomas Richie,
'thc father of tho Democratic party"
whilst John tiampdcn plcasailts, not long
afterwards, founded The Richmondt
fWhig,' and was for twenty-five years ~ y
tho side OF Democracy, and vas n fearless
antagonist Of Its organ, The Enuuircr.
Mr.. Plcasants's, trenchant pen LED 10 !, q
ana himself. III which he was rnUltally
wounded, dying February 25th, 1875, nv the
prime Of manhood, and with promises Of
/ the most brilliant career His untiney
death Was widely and profoundly de-
brother, also became distnguishctd 4
The press Of Richmond. lie died April
Mr. William Richie. son on, Of {, Thomas 4!
after tho death OF the latter. Ho mar
red the lovely and accomplished Mrs.
Anna Cora Mowatt, an actress and auth
Dress Of talent and high character. :,
tors was John NJ. Daniel, editor Of "rhe
Virginia should have two gifted sons
bearing the name Of John Daniel; but |
them. John NJ. Daniel was q man whose
trenchant Wit and keen satire approx
mated to that Of Dean Swift / do not
know whether his editorials have ever
been collected and published in book
form, but if not, tho more Is the pity.
and the loss TO the world. II such a
volume were In existence, IT would re-,
4 In lis vigorous and impassoned bursts Of
patriotism, and Of Dean Swift, in the
kccnness Of its satire. School girl as 1
3was4 at the time. remember we'll the
sensation made by one Of his articles dur
Ing the convention that met In Richmond
in February, 1861. to decide on the .ques-
ton OF secession Daniel likened the
cnt antnals or birds. hitting at some weak :
ness or peculIarity Of each one, under this
form: One of Hichmond's WealthiesA
men, he represented under the figure of
"a plethoric white poodle. who sat down,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Funeral from Christ Church (Twenty-
nrst and Venable Streets) THIS. {sun-
and and ac1uaIntances are Invited to attend,
Interment IN River View,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
ENGINEERS WILL
VISIT CANAL n |. SITE |. | I:
Various Details Of Organization
Discussed at Meeting Yes
rs terdav.
Rv Asgociated Press.)

:. "a " 7T77s1 lBv9 Asso cidted 1PTess.)
" WASHINGTON, 3 September U 2.-The
board Of consulting engineers OF the.
Panama Canal to-day discussed various
details Of organization. While no formal
action has yet been taken,it has been
practically determined that the board
will accept the invitation of Chairman
Shonts to visit the isthmus the last Of
the month, when the sSmmsson meets
at Panama. 1t was further decided that
on Friday a discussion would be held
about the size Of the locks, which is q
very important question. now that larger
ships are being built every year. When,
this has been decided. 1t will be posi-
BILE to figure out the cost OF a lock canal
and to compare this with the cost Of a
sea- Level canal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
M. B. BRANCH BETTER.
His Assailant Under Arrest and
Will Be Tried.

Especial to Tho Times ispatch.)
DINWIDDIE, VA, September 2.-N1r.
M. b. Branch, Jr., has regalned conscious
ness, but knows nothing whatever Of
the occurrence in which he was hurt.
He thinks that he has been suffering
with a severe attack OF sickness. His
skull was not crushed as was at first
thought.
The negro. Willie Whittle, was COM
mittcd to jail by Justice f. R, Briggs
until Mr.. Branch shall be able to attend
his trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
RICHMOND EDITORS
or DAYS GONE BY

most brilliant foroible and eloquent writ
'ers OF this age, and his death creates q
5,Ic, II y ,eIi i circles which i VIII e
For d, long term OF years Mr.. Cowardin
was editor Of the .ralchtnond Dispatch and "a
Won az pGsten for ts eraH
Messenger had q series Of able AZ, and , dls,
pr Ras9Ey l2r; M wr S Mr
$Hnmpden Chlfnberlaync, Of Rlchm1 orat
s{artea very abI9, paper called led ne erhe
saper wdrd maSf ms his Ssa ii s and
iayno would. no, doubt. have become one n
Ids ii ' "nt Incl death. His successor Colonel
Richard L. Belrne, was also q man OF con-
splcuols ability, but his career too was
cut short ~ Iii health and his subsequent
Iii connection with newspaper work I
may refer to Mr. Page Mccarthy, or
Rchmond as brilliant ,n,ewispap9ir cor
The editorial talent OF Richmond has
not been confined exclusively to the secu-
has always boeniwel equipped with capa,,
BILE editors. AS an instance Of this
might mention the illustrious Dr.. Moses
D. Hoge. who, unlike many great ora I!
years he was associated with pr: II. ".
Moore, In editing "The Central Presby-
terlan,', and in this position he won
courses, when taken down as he deliver.
( cd them, were finished specimens OF
compositions, and could scarcely haYe
been better arranged. had he carefully
written them out beforehand. He we'll
deserved his soubrlquet, Of The Cicero Of
Virginia. and let us hope tho day Will
come when his form In bronze Will take
ginia, whose statues adorn tho Capitol
Suunrn Of Richmond t} y HsE
Amongst other religious editors Of talent;
might mention the Rev. DR.. Laff erty, OF
..The Christian Advocate. /" and Drs. Jcter
and Dickinson, of the Religious Herald:
The religious press of Richmond has {, q
late years received an important adj :
paper having transferred Its place Of pub
+ LEGATION from Alexandria to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
Hotel Mons.
!. lIa.R. q. MORRIS. Proprle tot. \

], g. Q. MORRIS, ProprIetor.
Located beneath the shelterinE arms Of the
Of Inc most elevated mountain peaks Of the
state. & J1lovation 1900 above Sea, y. Level.
Unsurpassed Mountain Scenery. Mineral Springs
Water. Hot and Cold baths. Large Enclosed
AMI Well Shaded Lawn, Livery IN connection
with hotel. During tho s.irni1er the tatnpera e.
ture has never exceeded SO degrees. i is Justly
ford City. from which point the hotel z
reached u 70 miles away With shprc t;a,>, q
penicks p. o.. Bedford CO., Va. Hotel hacks
meet trains II notified In advance.
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McGuire's University School

III OPP. MONROE PARK. R1cHMoN ~ ~, 49, ~ u
~ Forty-flrst Session Begins Sept II, nW-
h Location healthy and airy. Study halls ana
class reos large well LIGHTED r ana Tsa anS ~
nciient \ Inspection Invited. Eight sxpefienoSd
instruc.ors Separate study hall ana inst1qe.
tors for sua'l boys Boys PREPARED IS ny Mss
siTY OF VA. 2 NJ. A. and 2 3. A. deEsss.
and 10 M. "A. and 3. A. diplomats, RAN-
degree; CORNELL UNIVERSITY. y, q: snd
b. e. degree: y, s. NA A., L,AGA244A IL "
D.: VA POLYTECHNIC, g b. 8. d.sesak 3s.S
Catalogue with complete information q hocr
and drug stores or ny mall. Princaoe4 q u -
Belyldere st. a fter Sept. 5.
49, JOHN p. ~ GU1RH. Francapa1
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ApMINls TRAToR's NoTIIcn,-HEN-
day qualified az administrators Of Louis
Fl, Roster deceased; all persons having
claims against his estate, will please pre-,
sent him TO mel, az persons Indebted!
and settle, I, ,e,n,,,
Administrator of Louis II, Roster, de-
ceased. 80
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Richnonders in New York.

Especial to The 1TImeSEDIsDhtch.1 n
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Continental. G.
Williams and wife; Park Avenue, Mrs.
w. l.. Waring: st. Denis, Mrs =.
Jacksona Wocott. j. G. Walker, Miss
a. r. Walker; York. NJ. 1licshbers;
Herald Square, A. Ostcrloh, Jr" ana
wife; Imperial, p. G. O'Flaherty.