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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01
GreenviIIe Man Dies in Nashville.

In a strange city without
friends J. H, Martin a travelling
salesman, formerly of Easley, but
late of this city died in Nashville
Fenn., two weeks ago, and the
death sf the young man 10 shroud.
ed In mystery, his young wife
having received no information un.
I'll yesterday Of her husband's
death.
From the meagrs information
received by Mrs. Martin. her hus-
band was discovered in an uncon-
scious condition in Nashville aud
died III q few hours. She was
advised ns soon her husband wac
Unidentified by papers ON his par.
son. bat the telegram sent over tho
Western Union wires is said not t.,
have been delivered. Mrs. Martin
boards with friends at the MonaR-
han mill during her husband e
absence, andBpossitly her remote-
ness from the local office of the
telegraph company accounts FIR
the non delivery OF the message.
II onnld not be learned by Mrs
Marlin whether hsr husband died
from violence or a natural, death,
hut it is supposed hia death was
natural cauNa, The body was
buried in Nashville.
The heart broken wifo ia making
every effort TO secure the detailed
Information regarding her hu-
bands death. Mrs. Martin was
Miss Clyde before her MARRIAGE,
and Che family L. we'll known. Mr..
Martin ~as u member Of tho well
knO~n Marin tarily Of this sec
ton aud was yourg man Of pro
mise .~-Grecpvil'e HsraIa.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01
Calling the DoOter Quick.

A woman BOW dead theae hany
years. With traRic air rushed up
.tairs one day aud cried 10 her
maid:
"Celeate, put nay curli, 9 iron in
the Are At once James has been
bitten by @ mad deg"
"Ah, brave matlam," raid Celes
te. Madam 10 going to oanterige
tho wound?n
"No," said the lady. "But Pm
going g. ruri my haiS 81 shat Il
QAA ran Aos the do.tor.'
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01

for recovery of G5.OOO, which tho
firm lost in April, 1902, following
tho collapse ef the International
Power and Stock Co., this morn.
ing brought in a verdict for
$50. 24l .27.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01
Secured Heavy Verdict.

Now York. Oct. 26.-The jurv
that for more than three weoks has
been hearing the testimony in the
suit brought by Franklin Scott h
Co. egains Jeseph II. Hoadley,
Joe Losler and Cyrus Field Judson
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01
81 THINK The IArIIt,3

cried Hannah Plant of Little Rock, Ark.
''for the relief l got from Bucklsn's
Arnica Salve. It cared my fearful run
ming sores, when nothing else would
heal, and from which had suffered for
5 years." 1t isi a.marvelous healer for
cuts burns and wounds. Guaranteed at
Pickens Drug Go. 25c.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01
Liberty Sinqinu Association.

The Libe,ty Tow nship Singing
Association will cohvrro With R"on.
iou B., rt;et church on the p"c nd
Sund y iu No,.mhcr 1906. Ev>ry.
hody invited 10 cCme and stay all
;ioy. e. Oscar Smith,
SecrtsnrY,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-01

The Pnris I:e'tic' ats are like
odas O, d "nds of fallen ,Yainhows.
II 10 r. cham, to oovar up EheiB
loyelinoss nnder. o dFeas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
N S&zMN.0jlf9!!|k!S||Y'6|S!|'t! e m !.
T.NA OVERWHELMINGLY ~

LEAVE RIcTIMoNDgD DAILY. VI ssss
8El 100 A.sAi.-NO RFOEIl LIMITED Will Arrives
Waysrly and s!ltt9lls; !, 4, 8. \,
ParlOr Cur, Pc ernburg w 70 iI ynchp urG and
Roanoke Pullman SleeperB oanoke to- Cplurn-ss
bus Dlueneld to ClncI nnatl also Roe noks TO
Snoxvl and NJ X knoxville 70 Afemph Cafsg
Dining Car Roanoke to " VIVIAN
Nj ;lo p M. .sRoANoT E Elk PR Ess for
3vile,s Lynchburg and Ronno Ike. ySS3
s 100 r, Ai..-OCF;A Ar-5
rives Norto 40 +. ~. tops Peters &;
burg, NaVerly and SUFFOLK t{{ Connec tsS Wit
steamers to EBoston,5 ovldencc, New Soris,s
Baltimore and Wash Ing ton.
rs ~ Norfolk and all sta ions east
N . 80 ~ r. NJ. NEW ORLEANS SHORT III
Pullman sleepsrs edmond TO md
burg to Chnttnnoo n enphs ana nsetysSS l>r-
S SIG .P. Ms luis EXPRESS Pullninn3
Sleeper Petersburg to Roan oke and r noketol
columbus. Dining Car.
Trains arrive from tho West "a 2;t5f
NJ and 9;ls Fl Nj from n orfok ;io -:
Office No sss E:ast ain .,r u,
B. $BEVII1L, g H bCSLE 49,
Gen'l Pass. I1sL. ass.as ABt.sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
;S|0UTHE Erin al vIAy.

KS SCHEDULE m EFFECT DEC. b "a. 1901. u
TRAINS LEAVE 1sICIIAION D. 81
" 100 "a. NJ. DAILY Local for arlotte, n
1890 r. VI Init edBuhet IF llman8to
5 @%i Atlanta and Birmingham, New @ leana
Memphis nttanooga and .ale the3 SOUTH
100 p -Ex. sunday -lSeysvl lle Local !sSS.
ii 80 RI M -Daily--Ll Imam ready $3.50
p, Nj for all the Sou tn.
RtS J2IY I'M II LIN r. its4
q The faYorte route to Baltimore and Eastern
polrts, Leava Richmond 4:s0 =. n, Mondays
Wedn esdnya and FIR dIys. Ill; jsss
Ss:l5 ~. NJ Local " Vednes days and
"a 20 p. M,@Except Sunday For West 4 Point
pss5 connecting with stenmars for Bal timnre
N and river landings Moadays,E WednssdaysS
$ Il and Fridays, Steamer calls at g louoester5
Il .3Sf3 Point, Almonds and Clay Bank sl4
545t a. .--Excep s;unday - Local + nike 90 Iof
!" TRAINS ARRIVE ri crIMo NE. 4
IA * M. and 6;4e II NJ From d II the South
S:a r. M,-From Charlie te2 and Dur am.
3S No a. ~ rom Keysyt
q x a I-Iaaltimoro and West Pol :.
1o:lS. a. NJ Wednesdays and Frldays;s s ~. p IL.
NJ, I. daily except sund, rom S5 Yf ~
q W..3s WI; D. r. A.. Rcl ond
IS H ItARDWICH, w. Il L-Ii rs |ss5
q. II. gACYERT1 Gent. ~ VI
g3t washington. d. G, z ,ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
M0N'TREAl.ClUB
MAYC'0||.|M'I||.E||:..H.|E||:..R|:||.G|: |.
Proposition. Discussed Jay Meat
ling ofsEastcrt1 League IL l..s
New York. "a
NO DEC lsl0N WAS :; REACHED ! L. 6; ! 3
NUMBERED Players a Allowed 7. 3 to TO
Each Club IS Limited
& 3S$. to Fifteen. 5.s3,
&
ltsnanlal q rio .,rlme.. l,l.pateh.I

SfSks5 Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch: w \.
Sts NI1VY3 YORK lun. "a ,--In nnnth session
1t lhei Victoria Hotel yesterday the Nas!Gr M "
LcnRho Of professional Enso. Ball ciub decided
go limit tho ,iuinber Df players that .encM
Club 5tiny reserve to fitteep. This limtat!oil
viii 80 INTO effect on June 1st. ach ~. cluD
must subtnltsto tile president OF the leagu e q
voucher aligned IA BY eaoli player, q . 70 me
salary ha yrccei YES. nd s Sgt Ill $S i, . 4s ~
S55 violation regarding tho number /, Z! q
players or tho ssnlary limit, no latter8 point
yet 10 BIO decided upon, allnll be punlshaple
by OF for each bo 1,a
OF 5000, conditional on the faithf observance
sof these regulate shall be & furntshedS ~
each club TO Tho pres ldcnt OF thc &loaEle.
Ahys club serving written not scr. under ne i,.,
baud OF Its president or sGrrGtAr oti 81 tne
president Of the League, calling nttcnton y
suspected vIolhtprs of the provsio nforesalu.
that It shall be the duty Of the presldent IN. w
Investigate tho matter and have an aud'ts
made by n recognized audit company 2, q " 70
accounts OF tho club s,spec ted ~ Mn Ten
dayufof tho receipt OF such not ce 7 no expense
thereof shall tbc paid 4 by the suspected cluD
II the charges are found 70 be true, ma a.
tho accusing club II they are not sustained e
Tho Buffalo Club was formally awarded the
NJ Thn. matter OF tho transfer OF the franchise
OF a tbs Montreal Club 10 Richmond. y 81.
twaA discussed, and upon tho repreBenta tloli
OF JOHN KrritnerS tho holder Ut The franchise:
The nat ional board was relu cstcd 70 !, extenu
protection over tho Richmond Is district tor
thirty days pending a determination whether q
thef Club shalt DO removed there o. ivtnalh
III Mont ronl KY IKE 535
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
HORSE FALLS ON ], Z.
a. G. VAN DERB Ill

III NEW SYC X, jan ,55 :i.--Alfrcd WANDER
Iii In living al tho homo OF his mot en- y 90.
Cornelius ne M ss T re.t
K X mn nrcidcnt wit which no met last Frtdny
afternoon and in which he Was yst :, I, near
death He was riding in company WIZ hn Ny
4 East iity.eiEhth Street when the pony - on
which he Was mounted, fell and crushed nj.
L Z So serious was tic injury that instead OF
starting 1n nsrnn AZ Ia
Ia In ended Mr. Vanderbilt took n 10 ], his
he'd, where I, he has been ever since; HIS /,
9secrctary said yesterday that while Inc ~
theyf,were ! such that the prcbable time 2,
MI. 5Vanderbllt's confinement nt home coulo
not be sta ted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Essex ark Summary.

q H6oCi attu I'FebSt h
Iit>Ts EpRTSGs q n Jan. "a SUNNI aries:
Iiirst B race--ttrcc furiongs--E eoseburg Go
II t.Iii Time, .a7 81 + s,SE ]. \,
second racsIsix furlongs Shady Lady q y, ta
JOY first. q Xxx i
Third racc i've md a half furlons s.Littllss
yl3uitercup TO 81 first. hhen 70 10 20 ~
kesond y thlfu y. VIZ
l;Y Eoar,h raeesix fuirons espian teytn.,
S1frst GiadsmiicSI3 to ID second. = rIorous W "
EtnE ii third. Time, ~ ~ IA. y,
Fifth race n,ie and tSety y ydasa sslft
gf first Corngall ~ 70 ~ y 2
sixth race six furlongs don t7sto y ilrst;
lake Ward Is to u second, Moa Dina 90 V =
Zine. a Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
RACES "A 4 NEW ORLEANS.
Result in Every Event Was ! as :
~ Foregone Conclusion.
3s5 y inv Associated Press d


i} NEW ORLEANS s. ian. 2i.--Iyith the
exception or SHOW Down and Belle ! y
diam tho 81 taYorl ties In -tll y 9 " ~ cs
20 D far outclaHsed II their company hat
tic result lii each even 7 was q fores gone
conclusion. Ky II ISL
q First race " three and onc-hnlf irlongs--
5Iriiatory$ 10 Il, first |; She DOWN. g 70
~ second Grey Dial =. 70 y third q
i;sct Il & race-one mile Frank Kenny.
10 Is 81, first; Belle indian TO ~, seq
ono; sI.ineal Ito p. third. M Time, :ts 80.
THIRD rnce-six furlotlg 81 Rh pids Mater
(7to I0). first: nkc Sanders GIG 70 q; sec se
ond Z; aInlstcr 90 TO bird. ~
4 Fourth, rac9--oTc mil hill Finch q 20
iE). frst: Forehand q to i. SECOND y n
20 Maid to y. third s.; me- ~ -.
Il Fifth ce--mtle and n hal f----Idyn1et ~
B(7 to#lo). first: Royal rms eco TO ~. sec
ond; Seinper WAX q to ~ !, third. Tine.
$40 4-s. 81 {sSS 81 \, II,
first: lieutenant Rico (5 to q, second;
Darius (eog to ~, third. ime, ~ 40 &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
5COL. ALIEN i. DAVIUoON.
Member Of the COME derate Con- Con-
gress and Able Lawyer.

l@37 lspe cal to The Tlmes- plspatch.J M
ASIiEVII,LE a. c.. an. 24.-Co :. a. g.
ma r. and one OF tho few surviving m en-.
hers I Of the Confederate ongresst, /. dled
this morning Mt his home on Broad str Y e si
after an illness os three mon ths' 9 ged
Allen Turner Davidson was born !, on =!
Jonathan Creek Haywood 60 ur ~, Ma "a :; y
%, 1919 Twas the son OF Vtl!laT y
Davidson, a native OF Burke; county, "a
Revolutionary sold ter, 4. 4, q, !, !, I,
= The Sece sston Convention chose Colonel
Davidson as ono Of the North delegates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
BY r. B. Chamn & Co.. mo.
Real Estate Auctloneers.
m RUsTEE'S AUCTION SALE K
z l LEIGH STREET PRO PERTY.Rg


a33 Acting Under decd OF trust recorded
III tho clerks Office OF Richmond Chan.
Gerry Court, in .. b. i63 3, page 1853, de-
fault having been made In the payment.
Of certain money therein secured and be..
Ing SO Required by tho beneficiary In said
deed, will sell by public auc ton. on the
- 4 4 uE:sDA ~ AN 81.
at F. NJ, the real state described IN
said deed, as oloWB iE4
In the southwest erly SIDE VI
Leigh Street. beginning at the distance
OF one hundred and Fl fty-nlna feet elg = T
inches solit heasterly from the easter ).
side OF Puiliam Street, thence extending
3southwesterlyf Afty.nIne feot to ~ point; &
thence still HouthWesterly nfty-nine feet
10 the said K easterly side OF I'ulllam
street al q point distant one hundred and
seventy el ght feet two inches outhsrly
from the said side OF Leigh Street; thence
extending sou herly5 along t h 9 u said side
OF Pulliam Street TWEEN ty-two feet; thence
northeastern one hundred and thlrty-two
feet el ght inches to. the said side OF Leigh
Street, Il and }: thence northwestern along
i the snne ttwenty-one feet five inches to
the place OF beginning .5;
@78 II bHMH: For cash as to- expenses OF
executing this trust, to pay q debt o.
SI35, 01 with interest & from Decent Der ID
1904, and any taxes and insurance due
Il and the, balance at ono yea s vi tn six per
cent. Interest; or all cash q 81 the option
- 'p;WiLLIAM r. DesA UssURD
Nd Sole Acting Truste Me-
Jan. d -8t jis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
.GROTESQUEs RING
SPECTACLEs N .PROSPECT

PHILADELPHIA,a& PA, Jan Fl III efforts
to match Jack O. Brien and Buddy Ryan suc-
coed, Philadelphia will soon be- treated to- @
igrotesaue ring spectac Gle. a midd eweight VIII
meet a. weller. ss j sssss
II he tips tho beam Mt moro than lb4, the
bout Is off, or ha pays a heavy Forfeit
Ryan won't weigh more than 4140. and 1t no
wishes, can get down na low as 1873 and still
Tho local man VIII tower five inches over
his Chicago brother. and Will hnye @ an atl-
vantage OF not less than fifteen pounds sin
weight, for he Will put on not y less than
three pounds between Q md TO- the hour set
for the contest. When the mon face In the
ring it it viii look like a boy fighting e man.
his manager. Sis Hart can see In such z. 2
bout. Is Is true that there - one precedent
to give Ryan hope, Joe Waicott knocked out
Joe Choynaki, and tho disparity In weight and
height was even greater. But choynskt never
was as fast as o. Bren,, and this defeat caro
long eter he had passed his prime 4
B Ryan la a hard hi tier md q fair boxes, but
1t Ia difficult to SEQ, how, with his lesser.
reach, ha can hope TO getY to Jack, FLO
couldn't do a great denl with Fred Douglass,
lat alone tho great middleWelght. Moreover,
Ryan . wlde-opcn style of boxing would make
him u target Tor the labs OF o Brien.
Take It ali in 9aliIit looks like q most one.
a certainty, for both men have agreed. and II
Is said that articles Will DO signed Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
q. II. MuMM q. co. M AXE NEW
CHAMPAGNE RRECCRp. A3

5f7 The 4 name Of q, II, a Mumm s Co.,
ana that X OF b theil representa- lives,
Nessrs. Tredk. do Barry 4 s. Co. have.
for years neen known among the lovers
OF the superior quail Ties IT chanlpagnes
from one end OF the country to- the other.
That the quality az wine tlnported by
this firm ia appreciated is Attested Ivy
the nl,mberless oacasl Ions Oh which Z -
Of the Sparkling wines OF the Brownies Of
Champagne. Messrs, Fredk. de- Barry S
CO. brought over Inst year To this side
,of the water greater nltnper OF cases
OF cha mpagne than has ever hitherto
been known, III and q; these ,Ipporta lions
speak iii Il hai strongest terms 4of the great
Spop lar estpeil, IN which Gil " Aiunlm q
tco,s olampagnssst "a sss5 held on this CONT
non sonfort's Inc aud Spirit Clrcur /.
lar, Jan'ys ~ til, n ]. n Ig5.ss. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

appropriations for this purpose q favor
more liberal appropria lions for heir main
5tenance. advocate the most ca reful Sc
lection OF our public school RI tea hers.
They should be not only educated men
and women, but should possess the abillty
to impart their knowledge, \ a nd y should
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
OBITUARY .
Mrs. Anthony Bernard. N

Il Mrs. Anthony Bernard native OF
France, But who had lived In Ibis country
forty-hve years. died at her resi- ence hero,
No.S7aO South Pine Street, eBtorday even
years OF age and lGayes the following
chldren--Mrs rs. james Donohoe, and John
Il. ii Joseph SA..sJ ancs M. nd Marie Bcr-
nnrd.@ She ls also survived e by her p us u.s.;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Il d n n Richmond, Free eiicIss-s
rs sN Y u burg s. p otomao II r y

Trains Leave Ricllm nd--- N ortllward. lSS
as s AMBailyy asIa 81 81 T Thzoaks
s.46 a. NJ. 81;
through. iii Pullman iia ears. -!
'so A. ~, M;.aWeek shia I'd
4 $50 AZ. 4. DAILY ST. rhrous "a Ell
u :o5 noon--Week .Days-Byrd 81. Thror sh.s $
Is 100 - M.-,-Woelt GDays-ByTd st. Frederick ri
burg Aeon fSgf
6;o6 +. -Lal atn st. Tfroug h. s
d'so s. M;W .,a shiand @
s:os 3 M.--Dail y-- Byrd ST. Through, \
ira lna Arrive Fslchno ii dc outhwarei.s
A $40 a; M.-Woek Days Hlba Ashland
q $40 a. NJ, Week Days-Byrd 81. Fred ericks.g
nurs Acconnoda tlon. 81
u S:ss ~. Nlt--Da st. ThrDugh
= 20 T.: IN M;;.yysek Dlays-Byrd st.
2:l! + M.--Daiiy Mat rhroous y, III
55s M-BsiyByEs q 4H s2sass Iss.,
8o;ss :; ,S,i:Dally stain 81. through. All (
1870 T. AI.-I9al Main st. Through .#s 81:
II 40 2, Ar.--Week Days-3 yrd st rhrough All
Pullman Cars
$E5 NOTE-Pullmnn Sleeping or Parlor8 Cars on
all above trnlns except trains nrrir Ing Rich-
mo1d Il $50 AZ week and local accom-.
p, Time q arrivals ana depar lures and connsc-
as Ranr dsn Tlai asR:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
w. w. M Claugherty.
\ 1snac,al - The 5rim, ,es.DIsp,a,tch)

Especial TO The Times spatchJ IS
IL BLUEFIELD. w. VA. Jan 24,---YV.
Walter AIcC lauEherty, one of the pioneer
citizens OF Blueneld and a widely known
lawyer. died at his residence TO- night.
Mr.. McClaugherty was taken sick Sun:
jnv evening, but nothing was thought OF
II at the time. H 9 grew steadily worse.
and this morning his physician announced
that the end was near. 85 deceased Is &of
the old Virginia family Of McClaughertys.
He was one OF the most suc cess1ul prac-
:titioners before the Supreme Court Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Converse, Crack Hurdler, Dead,

(SpeCltlI TO Inc IleH'plbIaalCIlct
81 cAHlBRInGE,. h1Ass., JAM, si.-Jossph II.
Converse. second, one OF the host hurdlsrs
who ever ran on a Harvard track team died
meningitis, y The death Of the POPULAR athlete
was ii great shock TO all Harvard
Only last spring Converse; ran on tho Har-
ward track tenn n the intGrqolle To- meet
al Philadalph!a and won second place In the
= &C Converse was "a fourth year student In the
Harvard Medical school at the time Of his
death, and contracted his fatal disease at
tending patients suffering from the same dis,
ease, Ee was taken sick Friday with what
was supposed 10 be an attack OF Strip. Ii "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
REAL ESTATE ~. = 1 8 Rent

FOR RENT, ~
THAT HID .AKGE W.ARI1fi USE /, AND l,'5o
Of Cary Street, ex tending from = we N.Y.
/ first TO Twenty econd Street with rail-
road track along is ent ire from i, POS ses-
@l.,SF Fl. ELDONlSTAYLeR s. CO..
4. ~ ~, No. 8 N. Eleventh Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
.WHA1 WILLARD A.
NILL STAND For
t(Contintied from First PagcDE

CONTINUED from First pagc)S 7
those who have been moro fortunate.
A9greatcr expenditure for salaries, equip
.ment and longer terms IS necessary to
secure the proper primary school Our y !
and increasing revenue, with.
out additional taxatio justifles Increased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
AUCTION SALES-Tliis
N "a t3y9rhey va1enfins Auction Coz, /,
II 81 GiS r.. 11roaH Street.
Auction r;yefy Monday; "wednesday aud Friday.

u els b. sI'roaa Street.
Auction Every NJ ortdayi Wednesday ana trlda.S"
Is igp.I II 4 gtII9w GA 3Es isSspN65K xTISSee
Stoves, Heating stoves, Furniture, carr
pe,. pSt,lrss, ee a. ai s % r,t,,,, y.
g1S u. l3roati Street, TlilS (Sycdnesday)i
con,nsi,elnaE E,a Ct
.tsa sess 81 feet long,Gd feet inches high,
WITH class fronts and ends, yn11d bowel
edge doitble thick plate glass tops; sn,n}l
Oak Roller..rop Desk. letter Press, Oak
Extension Tables, Handsome Mahogany
.fnihld Parlor. Suit, Massive Oak Chamber
and Cherry Goilbiliation Cases. "A .ll :
Chairs, odd Bedsends, Handsome Iron
Beds, Mattresses, III II ugts, Toilet Ware,
Druggets, Bianketst Pictures, Dtoplead
Singer Sewing MACHINE, Qals Hat I, i Rack Z.
,1rgafl, , Upright Plano, Refrgerators Baby
Carrlago md otilsr J. T.s,,it,ires etc as9 g
several goG,a g S,syos ana
THE YALIN1'I n p lAUCTlON3CO S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL. s$.53
i 5 PER CEN T. M ONEY sS
IN SUMS FRO I'M Z q 900 no $4,000 no
lend on Richmond tcityareal estate
&Iy ~ 5 y SUTTON e. Co..

Gus loss, but only on accountSo the char
acter and Il integrity Of our public Il scr
wants. 55 This, from q business stand point
is not sufficient So feguard4 for our peo-
pie. "a 4,
,5$If elected NJ shall assume the duties
and responsibilities OF this high Office un-
pledged and untrammelled. e shall bring
to@the faithful ID lscharge Of these duties
and responsibilities my every senergyN and
ability. n 1t shall be my sole ambition, In
the administration OF the States affairs,
to promote the best interests Of the COM 'fl
nlonwealth and to win the respect and
esteem Of those whonlI serve. v - VI
Very truly yours, 'ssi % $
(Signed) .S JOS u, WILLARD. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25


Sfe \ 4 tonents 81 al that IL highest and
ft,ltest. aS1,iic training of the boys and
lpirls Iof to-day Is tile milking Of thn State
az Tomorrow favor the single list
ysyatet1l of iscxt books for ! primary schools,
because It provides eotilnilly as goo. BOOKS q
Sy3rlcas 81 md would eliminate unseet1ly
local cs,r,tests Iii thetf seiectlon.G I heart
nv commend the mana cement OF the
iyirpnln state Library espc cially that
feature which, Under certain safeguaa AZ ~
illot,ss Of books lbrarles nre no longer.
xirv for}t he few but d necessity for
ii Iii ciasses YofIuur citizens and q potent
8factorl!n Tho promotion of educatlolt
Would Work Convicts.
r,ood ronds ara essential 10 the prop.-.
u s' nj ereo,irse Of DIR people, and to the
4 ynin ~, ~, az our agricultural inter-
nsta ~ III cannot be@dcnled that tho con-
SItion of tie highways ~ many p ar,
al fha state Is deplornple. II is I'M pos s
siblc scctire ting desirea i1hprovGi1tv,s
~ ~ ' ,nnney. faciecttd shall foril''.i-
il y n ,,iaf,, which, It Is Hoped. VIII SCI
ai r,a ~ Hintellgent and scientific better
merit 4 Of IS roads, and asat tlaa same
INA tlio economical and efficient y ex-
nenfllt,iro OF the u funds raised h. ~
taxation for "a road purposes. wllether
large snail ThsTs a noa os sse s spa
$inath I Stat Of virginia, q sum. which,
IL tudiciol,aiy applied, would have given
.,is FAR bctterSrcsults than we now hh n.' I.
earnestly favor the Wsoring 9f y staIe
u ha convict himself rs well as
to tie State, and will, 70 that extent s5r
Animate him as d competitor Of honest honest
labor! q EN- B w . :. \. ... Z |, \.
and 4 az varied resources as Virginia.
Icr D Itizens have brain and n Drawn ''ytl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
George i. Ellington.

r "a Especial to The Times DIspat ch.l -89
PETERSBURG,' " AZ "a ] an. n q, Mr.,
George u. Ellington died suddenly this
afternoon while at work t the mill Of,
the Petersburg Builders d! supply d Com
pnny, on Market Street. DR.. II G. Leigh:
coroner. decided A that an inquest was
uni eces AIRY, 3 as death resulted from na-.
,tural causes. slssS ,i "A AZ a n Z,
Mr.. Ellington was sixty-two years old,
and leaves a wild oWB and several oh ldren,
He was a. well known wood worker. and
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