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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
I RlADFoRD, VA.

fsnecInl to The Times-D lspatch.) +, 35s5

& (specIal to Tho Tip,es-D spatch.) s.
RADFORD, VA JAM 2s, --Colonl George w
Miles has entered the Memorial Iiospta for
treatment, and Is under the care OF Or. George
Hen Johnston. Il
Mr.. Arthur Resented left Monday Tor Y. =.
l., to take a post -graduate, course /.
a TN two Weeks t visit to Baltimore and Wash
Mrs, !, Rosenteld Is Waiting relatives In
Colonel Warner J, Kepderaine and ] c g,
SCISSORS FOR aadford. and are busily engaged
Rsy. CIV, Nv Maxwell superintendent q the
Orphans Home at 4ynchburg deilverea lmo
interesting i pIrss ~ Eas
tor prea sd Il snowyla sunday night! af,
Ter conducting the funeral services pt MT.
Miburn WHIT, at Laurel III.
\ ,The weather has been bitterly cold and the
i Hey. IL ]. d. Woods spent Monday and Tues,
day With Rev, u. w. Irwin, or the p ,, ~.
terlan Church, arranging mission work for
Montgomery county. y.
Az Mr.. ". n. MORGAN purchasing 4, asens 10y 4,
Vaughn Of the same. company, were IN
town this week arranging n for the op l,,,
Of a store ut this place. The store VIII pc
under the management OF Mr.. T. p, Vaughn,.
formerly OF Radford. . !, ~,
wI liz bs guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Jams for
tie rest OF the session. u 2 u 4
Miss Iorima Ragland entertained the NJ,
"A, G., Club IIrlday, \. =, ~, 7,
Miss Mildred Delp Was hestess 'to me e,,d y;
Ind Hotel. Games were played IN the paEs
lors and q delicious luncheon 'sefyed IN tue
dining .roon *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
New Afternoon Dh

% Especial to The r. InSes- DlsplV
S1Au NT0N, MA, Jan. n
terpoon daily paper. 70 be liiaoSfl
Penny Post Will be started n
February LIST, Mr.. Harry Al. "
be editor and business mana se =
states that his paper Wlll hs, Y
pendent paper. This will lnake ~
ing and two evening dailiss NJ
ton. v IN 81 ~ W. ~. " NJ ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
January 3Oth III NIorld's History.

" 3. c
NAL Ii i y F4&% 3$8&S
a s
towards draytng the expenses q that affair.
Charles up 0
4 e I'll / 4 y {
agun, the people
SSH.
Of
inter
dwith part
80 . 4 n
died, after reign Of fifteen months s 81
under unot annea na
q 8sS5
Ate to United States Jackson
by y
nhabl-
oniy2 burial In the runs
steamship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
CORDEs. MosBY g CO.

- his profession. He went 70 New 9orR
city to substitute for u while iof protl-
or physician vt the infant Asyau AZ,
IN sion hi to perform I'm operation on a pa
tient having d cut on his hand, Of which
he Vas not aware at the time, It became
infected from the blood OF tho patient
and blood-poIsoning set in, lie cnne BACK as'
To- to Norfolk Il week ago and went 70 me
Leigh hospital, where his brother physl-
clans did everything possible to save hlm
Il was hoped he was getting better ~
Yesterday when 1t became apparen NJ thas
he wus nearing his end. Iia was uhmar-
rled and leaves mother. Ills remains
we're sent to his former home, Harrison
h,,rg, Rockingham county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

OF Agriculture Nlessrs, S, d. Alexander.
i. Il III. Weddlnston and D.y A, Tompklns,
Of North Carolina have also been invited
itutmake addresses, Hon. Harry Wood
Ing. mayor OF The city, VIII welcome the
delegates OH the part Of the City. anu
President A, W. Traylor OF the Com
merclal Association, on the part Of the
'association a. party OF tWenty,liye
through the courtesy OF the Sou hsrn w
way, Will be taken on asspeelal stfa " =
10 Charlotte, NJ c., on wv 1nesday, With
d View Of inspecting the roads Of Meckr
lenburg county, MI, Richards viii be at
the beau Of this deiegation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Fancy Taffettas.

All SILK and In the season's cholc-
est patterns and colorlngs--- III
SOC. and soc. ones, now .4sc
ieoc .39 onea .S 4 ov I. \ 4, Z. II. \. 0f,c
a ana s1.25 ones, now . y. soc
$50. colored Messallnes, now. .. sc
ST. Colored 4 Messailnes, now ,..5... ''; DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
GOOD ROADS MEETING, i
A Statewide Plan for Improve
ing the Highways,
,nt,clnI 70 ,rhe rimes-Disp atch,)

OK D (HpeclnI TO TNo 'TlWeS-l1lsVHtctIl '.3
DANYlLLIS, VA, Jan. 2s,-lSyery ar
1angement has been made to insure tho sue
cess of tile good roads convention, which
Is to bo held at the Academy OF Music
tuesday, umder tho auspices Of tho Com
5nercial Association, he. purpose OF the
meeting 10 be held here Is to engineer q
state movement in tho Interest Of fe
hetterment oG the condition Of county
highways,
Many prominent speakers have been
scheduled, including Senator y, g, Latl-
m lepr Of south Carolina, tho father Of the
good roads billis NJ, ", Richards, land and
[ Industrial agent OF this Southern Railway,
and Martin Dodge, q mem ter OF the Good
Roads Inquiries COMMITTEES. Department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
VIRGINIA pilots
ARE RESPONSIBLE { ! {! J B|||.L|. [:
Judge Waddill Decides That
Tl,ey Mist Pay Damages
for Coils ms.
ARRESTED For ) E * Il | } Y
Washington Stean1eg Caught in
Ice Pack in the Potomac
"a and Delayed.
sfanccial 70 The Tin1H. Dispatch.)

(SDCClat
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2S--Judge Ed
,nund Wnddill. Of the United States
Court decided case to-day which VIII
I make the Virginia Pilots Association pay
tho damages Of a collision Of a steamship
snnvigated BY one Of their pilots. The
steamship santut. ran into the schooner
George Churchman. and on o libel paid .
the $4,000 for the damages to the schooner.
Then the santult sued FRANKLIN ". Guy.
the pilot. and tho Pilots Asso citation, o.
which .hes Is a member.
Judge lvaddill decides that It was the
duty Of Pllpt Guyato navigate the steam
& ship Santult in such q manner as not
only to llayc avoided q collision, but the
& risk Of q collision. The presence Of a
passing vessel should have caused the
santuIt's navigator, tho court says, to
/ exercise create care in the mana cement
az his Eyessel. 90 as to meet all contingent
cies which might arise The conclusion
.ts that the collision Is "solely the fault
of Pilot q NY M ,l55 35 s93 u ri Ell
b This dec sion brings the case to the
point where there will be a commission
appointed to ascertain the amount 81
damages which the Pilots Ass oclnt ton VIII
sbo compelled to pay, unless the effect OF
the fQEClSlOIl Cdll w uSlo 80 W
to the higher courts. The Pilots Assoc 4ass
citation Is rich and charges compulsory
I ~ IA FOR ExToRT1oN
5a$ n. RTpWney, b. licenlan, was arerst-
ed this afterno on by the order Of Chief OF
Police Boush and held in the station sub
feet to examination and prescott ton. Inc
charge Is that T ownley ext orted 500 from
Ruby Ford on the repres lions that
he had Influence enough with the naval
Officers here and In w shing ton 70 have
her N sailor s. hus band " relea scd from U the
prison ship at the Boston Navy = ard
The woman j is the proprletress OF Two Two
houses in Avon Street. 5y3s
8ssS The Norfolk and ashing ton steamer
Norfolk, due hero vest erday morning, did
not get In until last night, having been
caught I'm an ice gorge in the Potomac
River She left here at q o'clock last
night on " the return strip III he st mer
;Washingto ton, due here this morning from
washington, was also delayed. by he ice
ana did not get In until moor. 3s5 ig
4. WATER PIPEfPLAYs HAVOC, .5@.f
Il sAsw ter pi pc In the third story OF the
II Rosenbaum bulldin {, Is Port smouth, burst
last n light. # ana 4 as ia result tn g wat
flowed through the floor down. In the g Of
flee OF ~ ohm w. II. Porter, In the second
story and through he Fl ooring Of that,
apartment down III the Istoy o s the New
York Clothing Compn1iy !: q 81 number Of
a lay ooSfs ind
5his loss will re cil $500 The stock of the
store was daihd ged, and Il the loss will
reach. $500 pr 500. si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Boulevard and
NOnpalriel Velvets,

s8s G olors navy, brown, green, pur,-3
pie, m ode and gray .lyt
The 81 sklnds n oW Soc
1.-The SLIPS Kinds, 4 now .,.3.. VI !,
The $1.5o kinds, now. 81. 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
s,VV5YTHEVILLE, VA
Especial 10 The rimes- Dispatch,

$St yVYTHEy1LLF7 III A. Jan. 3. y; Miss
Ethel Alln. OF Chattanooga is the guest
OF Mrs. William S. Trinkle on Main In
Street &! . a v. #
Mrs. Jane Byrd Pentlcton IS visiting rel.
atiycs In Salem. sl5
Mrs. Charles IA. Newland vas the host:
css or a delightful card party on Tues
day afternoon. Il +;
sfrs. J. $R. *. Bel. OF Pulaski. Is VISIT
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y.
3pendleton. at their home near town.
Mr.. Robert viliams5ls Ut home from
Washington aud LEO University. ss5 NJ
a Mrs. Edmund X. Pcndleton and n MIS-.
Charles X. Barnitz Will entertain large
number OF friends az cards Friday eye.
ming. 5{ f IF I'll }}ss5j5$ii5 Us i8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Swanson To Labor Council.

ALEX aN Vi A.. ian. Repre-
sentative Claude A.. Swanson, candidate
for Coy ernor Virginia, Repressntatlye
Robert Baker and W. II, Sherman II, IN Ices
president ~ 9tlae American edegat lon OF
Labor, delivered az dresses be fore ~ large
audience In the opera hous here thls eyes
Fning In tho int egest ~ org zed Ia hor.i
The meeting was yle Id nv The ~ lex aNdgla
Trad ca gouncil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Cleaninq.Up Prices on gh-Grade Silk

And the Saving Is One Half
Not old antiquated styles, bit every one the
top notch Of style and elegance, Just such kinds
las present and near future wants will demand. }.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
RAPPAHANNOCK BLOCKED
River Full Of Ice and NaavN,iga-
ton Suspended.
1 Especial TO The gTimes-Dispatch.)


FREDERICKSBURG IA jan 2S.-lSo
steamers are able to reach here on ~ ao-l
count Of hcavyFice in the Rappahannock$
River, Il and the. schedule will not pc re-
;suned for a week or more, unless there
is a sudden thaw and breaking up OF
the thick ice. ~
The Joint committee Of the City Council
and citizens. who have had under con- g.
slderation for some time, the project for
building new gas plant for the city,,
have decided to recommend to&the Coun-.
Gil the building Of an entirely new plant
and 1t viii probably be located OF. site
much nearer the railroad than the old
ono, 53.S hi # 3f
The Board Of Directors Of he Horse
Show Association have decided to hold the.
next annual Horse Show hero on July
34th and 5th. If the State Association
5is5willing to assign those dates To- % Fred
lericksburg; otherwise two days Of the
week following will be asked for. Much
.interestSis felt in the coming show,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
oRIR coLpss

Laxative Bromo QuiniIse. the n
Cold and Grip rom a u Il, rem W.
Cali for the full MA: ana tls,o BIZ
turo of A eve n Y "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
"A Sale J Z il J. !. Of }. / .
EI m j ryOIiide,rliielS
Everyone Is ( a vVonder

Everyone Is a Wonder. !,
Prices, styles, patterns ~ and 3 d
that Will m Ike buyers. u III i1ol
fresh, no old styles $ors NIL ends
new and IN fresh 83If N aims ok and
4 Edges and Insert r,s----
\ Else. Edges and insert Ions noW::'
hoo. E dyes and lnser Ions os>,..s,.ssss
E'12Ac. Edges ind n Insertion 8 no
NJ 15c. Edges and insert MS now
] 22c. e les and Insertions n oW
Y SOC. E d ges and insertions now .,s, B
tt4oc. dyes and insertions noWf,, &;
soc. Edges and Insertions now .s..s:sS
}60c. a dges$ and Insertion " noNf..;.S
SOC. dyes and Insertions Il now ,S,S.
$50. al nd 81. Edges and insert lons no
Widths from 2 to 10 inches, lns
Ito mat ch E dges. Don i delay "
patterns b ways u 90 flrst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
New Val q !, Edges ! {! E 5
and Insert

Il he Il lew stock Is here al "a SrelS1s
your Inspection. New, datntyfsa
qulste designs. Al wldt ta Edss,.,
insertions to match ;S uneq lied X
25c., SOC, soc, OOc.. 0b Is'
$1.25. FL. go. 81. 70, ~ to SD p i n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Black Silks al CutPricegs

Al unusual offering Of Black
Peau de sole, MessaIires and Satin ll
$Duschesse at a saving Of at least
e5 per cent.ot each and every t en-, !.
Black Messallnes, extra values,
Z ODc., zoe, ~ and ". = ~
I 81 Black Peau de Sole, +, oyv .,... Z DC DC
SIPS Black Peau de Sol e, n oW I. sOc
sSt.35 black 3Peau de Sole, now 0sc
$t$BIack Satin 3Duschesse, j n oW slll {.
SIPS Black Satin Duschesse, now now
tISc !. u KS IS y.ss
Black Grenadines, figured and
+ stripe ID "A 9S ID 33s
SLIPS ones i ov OOc
$1.35 ones IA o.v DC
S1.50 ones, low sDe
So ones. n ow u. Is. !. /. 4. :. Il. $50
satsuma suitngs, all silk, oolors
navy and brown, a n eIeg ant fabric
for wear and effect; the s1,25
Dug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Try Our Silver King Best Patent
Flour, 5000 barrel, or $50 bag.
January 10Th ~ UIo,rId's FF77iis7fol,rl,,vl,

B C. 80
Anlochus Epphaness the great
0 College. Dublin,
six miles TO the principal to mercy
81
n at him 4 @ 3
Il
Il $4
to
Of insanity died In
reforncdB Parlam inc tms.
Of
5 n
4$ Victoria 5s S &. ss#ES
admitted
( Fi + ,
I'M
Of
lawfully killing prisoners In the Philippines
, 1905-11-30

railroad, bawIing railroad, wboopiug
railroad. dreaming railroad FOR this
valley for the past twenty years. and
weeping briny tears because the rail.
road was not. Well, the valley stands
a good show of not only getting n
road but two, and bless you, if both
those railroads don't cut that ranch in
two They do more than that they
cross each other on that 100 acres and
when they get through with it it will
look about like 30 cents, That's what
a man gets for hollering railroad. If
the editor WAS not positively sure OF
his own election he would regard it is
IA special Visitation of Providence and
d mark of His displeasure
, 1905-11-30
Q a s7.oo E TON

We are prepared to furnish coal at
the above price in full load lots for
spot cash on delivery Of coal. Ten
to twenty ton lots, 1913 per ton. The
above prices are for cash. Not but
what you may he as good as the bank
OF England. but we pay cash for the
coal, and must have cash with which
to buy more coal. Leave your order
before You are out, for it takes from
, 10 > days to fill an or Ter.
Saratoga Lumber Il Suppl Co.
, 1905-11-30
A QUESTION OF INFERENCE.
Substitute Teacher Asked for Point OF
Information.

Information
II was al the summer school Tor
teachers. The professor of sociology
was Young and g~ood-lookins, also he
was lecturing.
At the end OF the first form sat the
substitute teacher. She. 100, was young
and her gown OF shimmery stun was
immensely becoming to her. OF the
latter fact the substitute cache was
entirely aware. so she sat with down
cast eyes and seemed demurely uncon-
scious when the professor of sociology
addressed some of his most brilliant
remarks directly TO herself.
The professor of sociology was
speaking of marriage: nut something
his youth perhaps. or the subtle in
fuence of the summer weather-had
lightencd the gravity of his theme in
such wise That he handled il playfully,
and half r~everently. half humorously.
he quoted the final sentences of he
ceremony used by the church. His
voice was pleasant. the last words of
the welI-known formula falling melli-
f~uously from his lips. AS he ended, he
turned again with a smile and a bow
to the substitute teacher,
"There," he said impressivcly. See
how easily You are given away? ?"
The substitute teacher raised her
shy eyes. Am Am | to infer" she
hesitated ]innoccntly, that the gentle
man in the case has beer sold?'-The
Sunday Magazine.
, 1905-11-30
Notice Of Election

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election for officer, of Saratoga
Lodge No. II. \. f. n A. NJ, Will he
held in the Masonic hall mt this place
on the evening Of December 18th,
1905. ". ii. Greene.
II .. Nv. Secretary.
| buy and sell any old thing from
a wheel barrow To a 1900 acre ranch.
Hurry up. u. S. Crawford
Peter Schuttler wagons for far
and freight work. for sale by,
81 If Baker, Bremen X McAnallv.
, 1905-11-30
THE KICKER

! knew an inYeterate kicker
Who kicked from the day of his
birth
He kicked from morning till evening
A. long as he dwelt upon earth.
Al last when he kicked the bucket
And went forth to kick for his
crown
He kicked in the Celestial City
Till they kicked him out of the
town. FIX.
, 1905-11-30
LOOK

l. there ANYTHING in the following
list that o want in the line of REAL
ESTATE. am the man who is do
ing all the business. Don't wait foi
the railroad for then everything will
Inc high in price. and if there is any
thing YOU wan get it nov while ev-
erythmg is a. low as it will get.
Two lots and a good four room
house, 800.
Two lots and a small house. Sl15.
Two lots and IA house and barn
that cost S2lOO. Take it now and
get it for $1,000.
Fine house and SIX lots, $500.
Good location.
$500 takes the finest house in
town kienzle stone house.
House and barn, two lots, $500
Can't be beat fer the money.
A few good cheap vacant lots.
Don't forget that | am selling good
ranches as cheap as you can buy land
anywhere.
understand my business when it
comes 10 securing the best water
rights and if YOU look al the water
right you know the land is o. X.
Yours when it comes to Real Estate,
ID. :. Crawford.
, 1905-11-30
HOST ACTEp AS PATCH.
Made Useful to Cover DeIinauencies
of Sofa.

Made Useful to Cover Delinquencies
of Sofa.
a Nir"iniam whose home adjoined
the early one OF Thomas Nelson Page
tells this story of the authors father:
h family, like many other South
eru ones. was much impoverished by
The war, though the old-time hospital
ity was as warm as ver One day
guests We're expected upon whom Mrs.
Page wished to make a good impress
sion, and the furniture and fittings
were furnished for the occasion. The
good danes heart was much dis
turhed by the worn condition of the
upholstery of a rare old sofa, and she
petitioned her husband Ia stand be
fore ii when receiving the visitors.
and then Ia SIT carefully over the rag
ged spot. With fine chivaIry Mr..
Page greeted the arrivals and dis
courSed eniertainingly until the
E"ighing of his fnVoritc horse attract
ed his attention "a q stable boy led
II past the window. Then rising. he
said TO the guests. will you excuse
me for a short timc"" and to his wife.
My dear, / really cannot act any long.
or a. a patch Tor that soCa."-New
York Times.
, 1905-11-30

The irony Of fate is Of the un-
accountable things in this world.
The editor of this paper owns a small
ranch of $50 acres close 10 town on
the south end. He has been talking
, 1905-11-30

Service III 81. Barnabas Church on
Sunday uight at 80 p m. All are
welcome. Rev. Watson
, 1905-11-30

The Sun is pleased to note that
Brother White, of the Buffalo Voice.
has the courage to commend PreSld
rut Roosevelt's attitude toward the
government printing office, and he
goes further aud offers some timely
suggestions. Hope Brother White
Will seed the President ii marked
copy of the Voice, as il will h.arten
him up nightly to know the Voice is
with HIM"
, 1905-11-30
Eastern Star Notice

The annual election of the Sara,
toga Chapter, No. II, q. T.. S.. will
he held Wednesday evening. Decem.
Der &tb' All members are requested
TO be present. j. +. Crawford
''@''=" Secretary.
, 1905-11-30

Tuesday morning WAS quite inter
esting in several respects. One vas
III the direction of the coal house and
the other was AN all-absorl:iug inter
est in o%vercoats and gloves. as well as
ear muifs. The weather man explain.
ed the change IN temperature by the
fact that Thanksgiving was approach
ing and it WAS necessary TO have both
SNOW and frost to keep up ancient
traditions OF the dav.
, 1905-11-30

Railroad matters are progressing
very favorably and the people of the
valley are pinlng their faith on PrrSi-
dent Chatterton's promises of Il road
in the near future. 1t is evident
that the Union Pacific people will
build, also. but ii is IA common remark
that they would not have done so had
il not been for the Saratoga ~ En-
campment people.
, 1905-11-30

am night in the front rank with
some OF the finest ranches in the
country II you want to buy on sell.
get busy, ID. S. Crnwford
, 1905-11-30
THIS WAY, PLEASE

Mems and Boys suits.
Women's Dress Patterns.
Mems Fur and Heavy Winter Coats.
Wumen's Fall and Winter Goats and
Capes.
Mems and Women's Royal Blue
tSclz Bros Shoes.
We are not to be out-done. neither in
quality of goods nor in prices. Step in
and let us show you the finest line Of
Fall and Winter underwear that was
ever brought to town.
, 1905-11-30

For sale-Good piano.
CosgriH Bros. Co,
, 1905-11-30

l6O to 5000 acre ranches
ID. 5. Crawford.
, 1905-11-30

WYOMING RANCHES
ID. S. Crawford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-24

straps are attached to these. a suspender
dress IS easy to keep adjusted upon the
body. A taut and trim head piece Is O.
sailor with plain ribbon band in the gown
color
For midsummer, the suspender model
presents many attractive possibilities, and
black taffeta frocks will be much seen in It.
For though silk sounds little dressy, black
taffeta, because Of it's durability as we'll as
quiet smartness, Is now a recognized busi-
ness material. The Office gowns in 1t are
never fussy, presenting more tailored than
dressmaker look. but to keep the front skirt
breadths from the shine incidental to silk
very dainty and coquettish wash aprons
are sometimes worn in the Office. The pref
test OF these are In the narrow form adopt
ed by French housemaids-the apron merely
covering the skirt, apron and showing no
band. Two pins. fancy or plain. attach 1t to
the gown belt and the frilled bottoms of
the apron may show simple lace or en-
broidery edge. II the whiteness OF the
wash apron is disliked. the same model may
be carried out In black silk or alpaca with
almost equally stylish effect.
AS TO the frock texture, something that