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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
WATSON DeWolF.
M Green River. W
sbou, MAKING Gardens.

Tk1rs i nothing better than p"'e
Greer Rene IN making gardens.
iaaaraaufui I'm a hill Is pe'
nsnf tsrlff. lasting all summer.
Eru1e sass In check or p.er
ugfT ordor. OF IN a registered Ie -
and 3 friai barrel wiz be shippee al,
~ rrnmrtly. n you don't neeo
lHh IN With your neignpoIs.
W publish a little booklet. so,siiz-
h1u O uas Ground Bone as ana
= Dr. E1rlcus and In greenhous ~crs
70 lslris The growth OF your ~ On A
and trltt.frv send your name on :
- = "a ara u win be sent 10 W"
ne ~ rrfurn mail ".
PAGE. Hyde Park. VI.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
SHOeMeN LEAD IN LEAGUE
WITH COMPANY I IN SECOND
PLACE AND AvHlEr,cs LAST.
Latter Team Has Not Vet Won
Game Although Playing Excellent
oail-rwe Games On Memorial Day
Well Attended and intersstiuo.

by winning from Company l satur-
day and again from the Athletics
Tuesday afternoon the Durham
Brothers baseball team maintains
Its position at the head Of the local
league with record Of three games
won and none lost. The shoemen de-
feated Company ] Saturday by a
score OF II to 10 while their victory
over the Athletics Tuesday afternoon
came by q score OF 3 to 8. On Tues
day morning the soldiers defeated the
Athletics TO the tune Of to 1.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
MoRNINCSIDE
GEM ETER

ats coo huudred acres in extent .oh.
eeaiath Lawn system" thus oosia''ns
usatay maands and giving park-iike ap-
pan1se
Rans 10 situated On high ground ana com.
mus .auauudsa by handsome FOREST
rauA .sssrlng the necessary retirement.
,rAslealy plosfea BY a skillfui landscape
Erhua
paKa.si car. insured after family ana
4 enls haFs rss@ed away.
Hasaseu.s MAasoleam and Chapel, Win ma
/. estssaults far use ~ lot owners. %
IN - IL. 20 and upwards. according 70
sae "a lsfatirn. a..,,;cc
70 - arramasadstion 81 those NOT oes,i ~
DIT care. = section has been SET apAi' ~"'
mi : saia Al SPECIALLY low rates, ..v
ii = ~ rians 4 Morningside may pe se g..
ate aecs q Z. :. Clark. Treas. OF ~ 10
rsr & ~ Ceddls, Agent OF the Assoe'te =.
san fian uha1n desaiied information may "
sra
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
Afternoon Game.

Durham Brothers won an easy vic
,orv from the Athletics in the after-
noon. thereby maintaining their posi-
t,on at the head Of the league. Mel
Their pitcher was hit hard. but Grady
was lacking in Judgment at crtica.
ro,nts and his support was decidedly
mediocre, L. Allen at third being tne
worst offender Candy Lacnance
Ferriter put up an excellent game VI.
the shoemen's initial sack. accepn nj. !
Is chances and scoring two runs. ine
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
Suicide al Bellows Falls.

Mrs. Sidney F. Perry. 60. commlt as,s
s,,;c;da II her home In Bellows FANS
sI May 20. by hanging herself sa I
s Smu desnondent over Ill health and
ne pv siness troubles for long time. she
had intended to go to Grafton tn 1sa
a i with her husband. and when tne
nay hasrders came home and found no
sumner sum ready they supposed she mao
dope so. when Mr.. Perry returned q
search was begun at once ana tne
hodv of The woman was found hanging
from door in the wood shed.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
Three Physicians Treated him W'tnou'
Success.

w L. Yancy, Paducah, KY, writes,
az had a severe case of kidney dlsease
and three of the best physiclans -
Kentucky treated me wltnou. sao The
I then took Foley's Kidney Suhe and
.hrea hotties cured me permanently;
odlv recommend this wonderIui
renadv,o Sold by All Druggists.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02

stolen bases. Peck. Brooks; two base
hits. Ellis. Stevens. Brooks; ieit on
bases, Company l 8. Atnletics o.
struck out by Ellis. Grady .. Alen'
Brasor. Kaine 2. by Cooley waite
Trendall. Ellis, Peck, H. Johnson.
cIune. Lee 2; pasesd ball. Hubbard:
wild pitch. Ellis. Time, l h.. 20 m.
Umpire, Darcy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
A ao.ton Business Man.

highly recommends Comfort Powder.
NE saws: envy wife makes me buy II
for baby by the half-dozen boxes; she
sors there is nothing like it. Comfort
powaer gives aching feet great reiief.
cures all skin irritations. and 1t Is .ne
best powder in the world for !, use at'er
Craving our druggists sell 1t.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02

stolen bases, Stafford, Frost Iucn.
or. two base hits, L. Allen. o Al.
frost; three base hits, Brasor' An
len; left on bases. Dun nH1s,s GRADY 8.
letics 6; struck out Eins, Sto,te'
Stamo nod March 2, Ferriter. Dunievy'
sa,,th Ellis: hit by pitched ball, Fer
S s,,ar Kaine; passed ball Frost'
Rrooks: wild pitch, Grady. Time' H.
20 m. Umpire, Darcy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
Notice..

| have q clean stock Of goods such
= ,rs usually kept in country store
vhch I am sellirg at the market
pie I am not selling by guess nor
lsl can light on customers. IL you
hri'g your quart for quart OF beans
IuiTl pui them in 1t instead OF in a "A
pana Tag. can save you some snoe
isGhsr When you buy anything anu
auIt pbsn you get home you have no. 40,
"a L 80 and have TO go back 70 s0ss
Ne ftsi n u. IL takes shoe ieA'ne
eve q ounces for a pound as l ne'e'
I-nrsa the other weight: ,,
Hoping 70 merit a share OF your
paifrusge, remain,
Respectfully yours
WATSON DeW0lF.r
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
l:rashliux ersssiHk cssalsssss

- sss fri-na a the Refernef on ~
-. "a ...h % favor Ne Win your
t-.is-.. m ne Gay q Probate. COMM
a1nss - Kx~cntor- >onor>.
usu--..ry fos,yoa ~ instruct me p 80,
&c.. y s.na an such notices f@ "'''
49, i ~ n<frm<r
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02

me charge for probate nrsiess e a. -.
- 4, ,s< Rrroxnx. fsr ~ thr-< 49,"
- n, IA. /. san. 1s i.si.sss 60
mis.soners' Notices. VIZ seto-
meps Notices We shah - GO
a,r-ct the Register q froe>is - s<-a -
tic-sto this ocnce-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02

Two base hits. Frost. Hubbard
Trendan 2. Three base hits. stoite'
Frost, Waite, Peck. Stolen bases, stoi.
te. Frost. Tucker. Hubbard. Struck QUIZ
by c. Ellis 10. by l.. Ellis =. Bases 1n
balls, off C. Ellis 8. OF L. Ellis. MILO
pitches. C. Ellis. Umpire Darcy Time
OF game. III. Som.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02

" - nI.sa. .ln - ~elcon< - - Ie,~in-
Was rruaus ks<nrlztiur. a. IL 80 IRON
-. rs~trT @.uars. rr~tcn- op~1
~ =. ln1n "a ,. n
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-02
Durham Brothers.

AZ IL ~ 10 ~
~ aut nm infield cut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
CURED BY CUTICuRA

have bee afflicted for twenty years With an
obstinate skin disease, called BY softie M. D's.i
Psoriasis, and others teptosy, cot1ime nee !:
Ing OH my scalp; and In spite Of Al could 40.
with the help Of the most skiliul doctoffs,M
SLOWLY but surely extended Until year ago
Nils winter II covered my entire person ID the
form, Of dry scales. FOR the last three years
z have been utabie 10 do any labor, and suf-
ferinp inte ~ III the time. livery niotning
there would be nearly dustpanful Of scales
tnken from, the sheet OF, my bed, sofne Of them
faif as large a. the envelope containing ms
letter. III the latter part OF winter NY KIN
commenced cracking open. tr 1,eel evsiy-
thing. almost, that could be thought OF, with.
out nuy relief. The 18th Of June started
west, Il, homes couid reach the Hot SPRING.;
I reached Detroit aud was 80 low thought
should have 10 70 to the hospital, but finally
rot is far as Lansing, Mich, where had -
sister living. One DR.. - ---- treated me ABOUT
two weeks, but did me no good. az tnoug ,..
had but a short time to live. earnestly
prayed 10 die. Cracked through the skin'aii
over nv back, across my ribs, arms, hands,
limbs 7; feet badly swollen; toe.nails came on
&finRc r.nails dead aud hard as bone hAir
dead, dry, and iifeless as old straw. my
God how did suffer. I. u
Ny sister, Mrs r. II. Davis had small
part Of "a boz. Of cuticura In the house. she
wouldn't give up said, "We Will try .cutit
cura.n Some was applied on one hand and
arm. Eureka I there was relief; stopped the
terrible burning sensation from the word go.
They Immediately got cutlcura Resolvent
Ointment, aud Soap. commenced by - KING
one Tablespoonful Of cutcura Resolve Mt three
times day after meals had . bath once 2
day, water about blood heati used cuticura
soa . freely;applied cuucura ointinent morn
&inp'and evening. II Result returned to my
home IN Just six weeks from the time ! left,
and my skin a. smooth . this sheet Of paper.
fsiYned) HIRAM E.. CARPENTER
iE Henderson, eferson Co., N. y. "a
we hereby certify that we are acquainted
with the aforesaid Hiram f.. Carpenter, and
know his condition to have been as stated.
We believe his state mcnt 70 be true IN every
particular. lsignedl l.. B. simmons, e :. son,
A. Davis !; Millsrd Il. joiner, n erchant John
Carpenter NJ LeflnEwen,I. A.torMnsyy ana
"The above test monial was written Janusry
10, 1891 Under date Of March so' 1925, nj.
suffered from psoriasis since he was cured ~
the cuticura Remedies, twenty Ave years 1 age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
3 Conger Not to Co. SO,
,(By Associated Press

FIJI OYSTER BAY, IN. Y..esAugust q. Ed
win H. Conger, OF Iowa, has resigned
his post as American ambassador 70
Mexico, to take effect octoberS1sth next,
and President Roosevelt has accepted
the resignation. Mr.. Conger's retirement
from. the diplomatic service was fore
Swallowed In dispatches last week. It wns
indicated that he might be sent to Pekin
as special commissioner. There ARE
reasons to believe that the mission either
has been abandoned by the President, or
that 1t has been declined by Mr.. Conger.
At any rate. 1T Is believed Mr. Conger
will not so to China us representative
Of the government. It has not been
determined definitely YETI who will sltc-
coed Mr. Conger. David p. Thompson,
of Nebra ska, now American amba ssa 70
to Brazil. desires the Mexican post1'''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
IR0BBER KILLED
WOMAN IN \ in S |.
Mrs, Mize Made Heroic Effort to
Escape, But Was Shot Through
the Heart.
'fBy Assodlnted 1'ress.)

sCHfCAG o, August 22 Mrs. 81 u, 2Mize.
OF New York city. WIS murdered to-
night by a. robbcr while taking mi even
Ing walk In one Of the fashionable resi-
dcnce districts Of the sotithsde,
For the greater part of the summer
Mrs. Mize has been a guest Mt the Del
. Prndo Hotel which fronts on the mid
way plaisnncc. Tonight, In company
with Mrs. r.. r. Wilson Of Las Cruccs,
New Mexico also n guest at the hotel,
she went out for n short Wink. They
had reached the corner Of Flfty.nnth
street and WashIngt Ton Avennc two
squares from the hotel when they were
( confronted by n man who demanded
their money and vnluables. All along
4Tlfty-nlnth. Street and on Washington
Avenue people We're sitting upon vera n
das and In thd front yards Of their
residences. and Mrs Mize evidently ex-
pecting help from some Of them, Wig
sorousiy attacked the robbcr, at the same
time calling loudly for help. Mrs. Wilson
turned and ran hack toward the hotci.
Mrs. N1izc was able tojutter just two CRIES
for aid when the robber shot her through
the heart, killing her instantly. Nfrs.&NVil-
son who was looking back at the time,
fell IN a faint. The murderer escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
MIN R1cHnfoNDvA WEDNESDAY,,
Jority- III Bath. swanson and Main Will
come near, d Tia. Full report cannot be
had befOfe morning.
8SM A tAoh = NJ

9 sos near t,e Y Fal repor bort Cannot be
Shad before morning. "a
Allegheny.
n CCv1NGToN VA, August 22.--fseport
from covlnston: SWANSON. 1s6 Mann, ,67;
Willard, ! 81; Cnbell, 81, Ellyson, 16o; An
dersot, 81 williams, i145 Egglest!on. 5ls &
Martin carried Allegheny county BY about
1903: Swanson by Nifty
81 CLIFTON FORGE, vA.--.UnofTicial re-
turns, though practically correct. give
Martin 547 Montague, 23s; Swanson, 26l !;
Willard. 20: Mann. 17s. fcllyson, 49b;
ECabell. So williams, 2S7; Anderson S4s;
S11ulvey SO. Egsleston. 562. 4.
,rhe official returns will not change this
result mora than a dozen. ~ light vote
"cl FORGE, VA. Aug. 22.-t1r-
e|eis III . xlesan nS coanty give Marlin
asSa sAy ~ aSsty svse MG sa4Ea
M fnn i e es ese aS1 oG Bysn
hr'eaad PSpa
good good imajoritics. The oHlcial vote cannot
be obtained until Tomorrow.
Botetourt.
5tg Fl o yfisy fs. y9te se Hes
p pfes e -. .. y siys asontagps ,n g.
ljority over Martin. Same preGincts giVt
HSa dvs4 an RrThy Mh ye p pa
clncts will probably. decrease Montngue,,s
niniority to- 20 and Increase swanson q! !.
e 9yer Wlara ana xars S eaet
= MISUNDERSTANDING 81 fGpHS!XIN; y; montague. ee;
Swanson. 4s; Mann. 2S; Willard, y; Ei iS
l'1nAi 1isiSsg ~ EssuSSsAse Aug
Eight out ot g precincts Aof BoutetoIirr.
ssS waasyo sye M9nfaiy1sf Es?Ss'S 9
Jorlty Of 100; Anderson a ma5ority Of $ 22o;
bEggleston,Sa majority OF 45g35g Viii Il
3T.3 Buena Vista.
SBUENA VISTA, VA, Aug. 22.-Total
vote cast for each candidate n B nas M
7 Sls'a swan aon St. wfifiard 81 eabsi s
tHulyey, 10.
Appomattox.
s## PAN1PL1N-Martn. %; Montague III;
son. "a esne EEfiIssisn c hqsay
! sPfAlMPLiN, VA. August 2s.Thls pre-
swan s,ye Il; S Wliara g Mann 81 Fly.
{; Anderson, %: Williams, 2; Clement.
10; Thornhill, IS; Bristow, s. M
Bath. 3ss
SPECIAL 70 The Tines IS Diis y R
now ~ in make Ii clear lei; that Bath county
wv YAgk FIX sPRiSds sasx npret
OF thirteen in Bath, county heard from
Z areaver,s siill4SIartIn. Swanson, Ely
se wA hSEFsf sPRr Nc 3; Men.a-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
.Tirnekeepers in Pulpit.

II was after the Reformation, when
long sermons came into fashion. that
pulpit hour glasses were introduoed The
pulpit had become a very 'drum-ecclesl-
astic," and In tho middle Of the seven,
tenth century Puritan preachers held
forth for two hours and more to d. owsy
hearers. ,
/, TO remedy this a buse, hour-glassess were
fixed upon the pulpits, and We read q q
preacher in 1923 who was attended by g
hour-gIasa'' Some churches were also
provided with hnlf-hour glasses, and we
may imagine with what anxiety the par,
congregation, !f his sermons were duh
and dry.
In the sixteenth century ron-work
stands were fitted for the reception of the
hour-glass some Of which were very
elaborate in design, and OF costly mate
rails They fingered IN country I, churches
oral usa after the Restoration
Weekly. 4y ~ tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
SENATOR MARLIN
THANKS FRIENDS RI 4
Swanson Modest and Happy.
Willard Pledges Cordial
Support.

Senator Thomas s.. Martin. when seen
at Murphy's Hotel about midnight. made
the following statement:
"When this campaign commenced tho
cry OF my competitor was back to tho
people,. We have been back to the peo-
ple and I am satisfied with the verdict
OF the people. III .ts..l
1.-THE earnest, able and unselnsh assist
ance OF my friends Is most grn tefully q p
lpreciated. To the people of Virginia I
feel drawn nearer and closer than ever
and the yIndication they have given me
not only int nsifles my sense OF obligation:
but viii stimulate me to greater efforts
In endeavorng to advance and promote
the best interests Of the State.
u Governor Montague was also seen. Dllt
said he had no statement to make q t
this time. ~
Mr.. Swanson Modest.
Mr.. Swanson was very much gratihed.
but would say nothing save to make the
remark tina t Sin time OF victory man
should be modest" 1t was easy to see.
however. that he was honestly and par
donably happy over the result.
Lieutenant Governor Willard SAID 49,
II concede Mr.. Swansop's nomination,
My party and It's nominees shall ,, nave my
cordial support and services.
Mr.. Ellyson Gratified.
II am very much gratifcd t the the. cyl e'
dence which the large vote lsreceived to-
day gives me OF the strong hold Z have I,
upon the confidence OF the Democrats o.
virginia. for which, desire to express : m!
most cordial appreciation.
tsThe ticket nominated Will pc eiecsea
on the 7th OF November. The primary rs
over. and we shall soon enter upon the re ca
contest. Our party Will be coraial,S
united. and we. shall go iortn !, 20 o' 't'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
DISASTROUS FIRE
At MOUNT Olive /. VI.
Hotels, Stores and Other Build
ings Burned--Loss Over
100000.
I(By Associated rrass,)

at t ~ ltBy Associated q I'raS9.) 5t2G Ne 5E
i RALEIGH, N. q. August ~. Before
d9;a;y y b., this meern'ng Mount oliye / Il
the losses exceeding $4,000. III started
n the two stores OF x; T; Keel IN the
unknown, and was soon beyond con-
troll The total Insurance ls 81. $40, this
being In the F'lretnens' Fund, Carolina,
Globe and Rutgers Phoenix, Of Brooklyn;
Virginia Fire and Marine. Underwriters
of Greensboro; Southern Stock Mutual:
Sun Of New Orleans; Piedmont and
North State. <
This Is the second fire in the last flve
years in the same district. The places
hotel GLADYS, being erected, Nj. Keel,
dry goods; $1,000 to stock, ns''r.a !! zee
Insurance. s3.oOO;fJ p. Aaron. four stores
eng stock OF groceries. $500 INSURANCE ! e
insurance, 5000; r. y: Hone; general
store and warehouse, 5000. INSURANCE.,
stock and ma ehinery, $500. partially In
sured; Odd Fellows and Pythinns lodges,
500 with 5000. Insurance: Masons md
Junior Order E100 ca CHI, no insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
MARTIN Sweeps state;
SWANSON FOR GOVERNOR
z Continued from Third Page;)

Continued from Third PageO
Eggleston, 7o;. Hulvey, I. sondurant, for
Legislature, 50; 4 McR:ae, g; Hubbard for
"a GOSHEN, VA. Aug. 22.-Goshen pre-
Observation-Disclosures 20; Martin s: Mann, Is;
Wizard. II: Anderson, 2S; Ellyson. 81;
Eggleston. 23;a Hulyey, 4.
Amherst.
Three PsecInGts in amherst eSu anSy gyse
Swanson, 50; willard a e,
liz For state sena'0f-s'foos' los' nass'e,
turns from three or four district In the
county give Swanson small plurality and
Montagne small majority Fifteen ,aae pre
over Massie. Official vote 3may be neces-
sary to determine result in each case.
e I3REMO, VA, August 22.---Followtng are
Buckingham county, Va: Martin. 70; Nom
tague, II; Swanson. 81: Willard. 10; Manu.,
80; Ellyson, Be; Cabell. 80; Anderson, 52;,
Williams. 80; Eggleston, 81; IIulvey, 2a;|
total votes cast. Ss.
fI4 5s Augusta.
WAYNEsBoRO, Aug. 22-The vote
here to-day WINS heavy, resulting as fol-
lows -
,p Man, 81 Nartin 81? s5 eM lyson Isl ca
befil, "a; Anderson, lis; Williams, a; Eg-
gleston, So; Hnlvey; fo: Eechols, Isl Ops.
HraF For os he waEer ST iars
BASIC, yA.-The vote resulted here as
!M,InTin &: Mon!asSe 81 , Msnn sss
Eehols, 81 ople, loi Egsleston' as; HUI
N w Men,ssus; 81 bily son
4 IS; Eqhols, 81; ople. 10; Egsleston. 81
i' sTusxiR IT'S DRAFT, vAs A. q;
M Mon g IS; Swanson 81; Mann al;
i; f% y ], dhurohman' "a; Walker IS
P Sifi neutrality-suspicious. 81:
members Of the House.
Nelson,
NELSON county giyeS M'Sr a q M,Sn.aasnss
g M,sysS 81. AHder aef Isl Williams. 4 ~
ARRiNGToN, y.A.-;Msontagsne, ,i 5oi Mar.
b; 81 A ri sa9 a. STROBE IS; Alassle. ts
Contest close In county between hlontaT
cue and Martin; sYapson's na59r Y e e.,
ma sm 200 a,o Mnsse ass feaS
W Isl iDaIi
ea ai,ii Swanson Garry Nelson county BY
large majority. Close between Martin
.qa'HWSA MSh'egs PHiKilNas.-The returns from
to,day's election can only be had Tonight
fspm, nine preeincts out OF thirteen IN
Main county The nine e. are as folloY,sgl
Mann, I'd; Willard. 20; Ellyson, 81; Cabell,
ID; Anderson, II; ill!an,s, 40 Eggleston.
Is, and FIulyey, %. The three remaining
Martin, Swanson. Ellytpn, Egg eston and
Anderson the ma orlty vote. v. Vi. ia
n Martins vote will reach about 20 ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23

the 1ardclla Band played Mt short Inter-
vals, and as the ever popular Dixie
flllcl the mir cheers and the famous old
s''rebc yellp greeted It. Every window
overlooking the South end q the SQUARE t
house TOPS were crowded with those who
would not be d anied seeing The greatest
election exhibition that has ever heeil
given In the South
Last ycarthc crowd that witnessed the
returns was the largest that had ever
gathered IN the city np to that time.
Last night the crowd outnun1bered pro-
vious crowds many hundreds. The poo
pie OF tho city appreciate the great FREQ
show that rhe Times Dispatch organizes
for thelr entertainment, and the election
returns exhibition in the Capitol Square
is now looked Upon SIS a great event to
the people OF the city and worthy Of the
great morning paper that Instituted and
maintalns It.
q The Times Dispatch not only furnishes
MI the news all the time to Its readers.
but also never loses m opportunity OF
furnishing the news quickly and COM
pHtely. 8S @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Addie Deane Lyons.

s&s5e WIS. AQQle OSdl1S EAyOl!S. ss3 AZ
The funeral Of Mrs. Addle Deane Lyons,
mother Of Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, who
died August 21st at her residence, No. Ill
East Main Street, will take place to-day
at s p. NJ from the residence Of her
sister. Mrs. Anna Deane Carr, No. 100
East Grace Street. Y.
Deceased Is survived by her three
daughters-Nrrs. Cunningham Hall, Of.
Richmond; Mrs. Claude a.. Swan son, Of
Chatham, and Mrs. Henry Bohmer,.
Jr. OF Edgewater, N. J.. !; and three.
brothers-Capta,n r. H. Deane, Of this
city; Wallace D cane, OF New York, and
Douglass Deane. OF Atlanta, Ca
The pail -bearers are y, D. Price, John
Howard John H. Lyons, Andrew J. Gray,
Lewis chelf. Charles H Talbot y, Jr.
Mrs. Ella v. Sands. II
Mrs. Ella ". 4 Sands, widow Of Alexar,-:
der H. Sands, died yesterday, In the sew
entieth year OF her age. at the home OF
her SON., Mr.. Tucker X. Sands, NJ 4O6
Allen Avenuc. She is survived BY four u;
sons and three daughters as foollows:5
lAfessrs. III William. sH.y Sands, Conway r..
Sands, Tucker X. Sands and Alexander
II. Sands, and Miss Sands and Mrs. r..
Lee $Bowcock,. Of Anniston,s Ala, and Mrs
Lawrence Fox, Of Ashland.s Va.
Miss Lizzie Moore Putney
The funeral OF Miss Lizzie Moore Put.
ney. daughter Of Mr.. Stephen Putney, Of
4 this city.1who died Monday, 2lst August,
in. the homeE of her Gle. Marion 4, ~
5Langhorne. at Seven Oaks, Albemar q,
county, will take place mt 11:90 O. clock
from 921 West Franklin Street. The
burial will DO In HOLLYWOOD
Mr.sW. T.. Merrimen..
A Alr VT. Merrimcn al led at his home,
No. 1904 West Main Street. Iie leaytG e;
three brothers. one sists ana s1S emil cnii,
the residence wednesday August Esd {
at a r.. NJ. e