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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
Visiting The Schools.

County Superintendent of Public
Schools, Prof Harry r. Wallis. is
visiting the public schools throughout
the county this week. Today Mr..
Wallis visited the Curtis Bay public
school.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
Not Too Old To Wed.

a marriage license was issued to
day at the Court House to John r.
Boone, 60 years old, of Kent county
and Susan b. Sloan. 10. of Baltimore,
Md. Wesley Baker was the applicant.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
Hop Tomorrow Night

Another of the regular hops in the
series given by the midshipmen at the
Naval Academy, will be held tomor-
row night. A number of strangers
are already here for the occasion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

Miss lyons. of the Hamilton IDsti-
tute. Washington, Is visiting her
cousins, the Misses Munfora
Miss Henry, Of Cambridge. Is here
for the hop tomorrow night at the
Naval Academy.
O.
Mr. Walter @. Schaefer. aud Mr.
Reinhardt II. A Schaefer, both OF
New York, are visiting their sisters,
Mrs. W. II. Smith and Miss Elizabeth
Schaefer.
%
Miss WegeDeT, of New York is Wis
iting Mrs. William Munford.
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Farmers National Bark, of Annapolis, Nd.
NOTICE.

To all Physicians and Midwives.
Practieing their Profession in Anne
Arundel county, will remit their cards
reporting all Births and Deaths to
III. X. WALTON, NJ. D..
Registrar.
In order to obtain 4 full account. n27
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
Fresh Shocked Oysters

am prepared 10 furnish fresh Sbncked
oysters for Families, Hotels, sc. by fhe
Pint Quart or Gallon. All orders viii 10
promptly attended 10 II LEFT at fol Condnif
street, or at Johnson's Wharf Oysters fur
nished on Half Shell for private dinner
parties. W. NJ. BRYAN. Telephone No, 4ok.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We, the undersigned desire to CRATE
Iully express our thanks and apprecIa-
lion Tor The Kindness and sympathy
SHOWN dUrlng our sad bereavement, at
the Tune OF the death OF our late hus-
band and father, HENRY MATzEN.
HIS WIFE AND CHITDREN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

nR. b. r. BROWNE, JR., Oslo Park Avenue
~ Baltimore, win be in his Annapolis
Office IS Maryland Avenue, near State
Circle, on Wednesdays and Saturdays for
professional work on the Eve Ear and
Throat. once Hours. 10 70 O'CLOCK. lo2SM
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
COOK WANTED

Colored Woman to cook, wash and
iron, for small family. Good wages.
references required Apply to III
Duke of Gloucester street corner of
Conduit
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
WANTED.

Settled colored woman who knows
how To cook Wanted TO assist in
general homework and as laundress
and cook in small family. Apply at
Capital Office. dsw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
A CARD BY BUFFHAM & en-

We wish To announce that we have
engaged First Glass Photographed
VINO mas mad experience in leading
New YORK and Chicago Studios.
Associated with the above we have
also engaged experienced -EinIsbers
and with this corps OF efficient assis,
tants' are prepared to execute all.
Photographic orders in the very best
hnish and latest styles in mounting,
Very Respectfully,
BUFFHAM & Co.
Photographers.
SO Maryland Avenue. Ola
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

II ne tells you to take Ayers Cherry
rectoral Tor your severe cough or bron-
chial trouble, then take it. IF he has
anything better, then take that. But we
EnoW MS answer; for doctors have pre-
scrIocd this medicine for over so years.
We have 40 secsetsl We publish = -
ss torE5nlas q all or neeieines. Loweif. Msss'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

DROPOSAIS-For doing the CITY PRINTING
Tor one year from Deem her list 1905 10
december list. 1906. win be received al rho
Counen Chamber until Monday Deem her
ilth, 1908, and opened at - o'clock Nj All
proposals shall be sealed and marked .sPro-
posals for the City Printing" and addreSsef
Z. +. Porter, Clerk. The Corporation reserves
the right to reject any and all bids. Bv order
OF the Board. +. 4. PORTER, CLERK
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
WANTED

For SALE-BUFF LEGHORNS, Pullets
aud Cockerels VIII sell cheap n taken
at once. Apply at Capital ONCE. nI7w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

WANTED-A LADY WHO HAS Han
some experience In Book ee ping and
the use of a Cash Register. Address, stating
experience and salary expected. "Ai' tCapi.
tdl once dSw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

For sALE-oNE LARGE BAY HORSE
for sale cheap. Can be bought for $40 IN
taken at once Apply I'm rear of III West
street. div
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ethel Stone, of Washington, is
visiting Miss Ames, daughter of Sur
geon Ames, at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
WANTS. LOST. FOR SALE
LOST.
FOR SALE

For SALE-A GOAT AND HARNESS.
Apply at the capital ONCE Iw-d-5
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

WANTED TO RENT SMALL HOUSE IN
~ Desirable location. Address Capital
OHce, dS3t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08

WANTED PUPILS DURING MORNING
HOURS in the higher English Branch.
es and in the Modern Languages. Address
Teachers" care Rev, j. =. MCCOMAS, An
napolts. d53t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
PASSPORT S. Luke's.

Service and Sermon this Evening al
7 30
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
3 FOR SALE -

Handsome Cottage on 9Th street Eastport
formerly occupied by II. c. DeLeon House
range, pantry and water in Kitchen Iatrobe
stove Ia Dining room. All rooms neatly
papered, stable In yard, lot 4oXI65, also adj
Joining lot lo0Al65 n. Leased for two years
to good tenant at Sl600 per month. VIII sell
reasonably. Apply TO HARRY c. DELEON,
100 Main ST. Al
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-12-08
FOR RENT

S10 REWARD TAKEN FROM THE
~ Rooms OF the Y. NJ. C.. A. Thursday
last Boys Silver Hunting Case Watch with
Chain and Charm. Initials II. p. r. on ont
side Of case, on inside "To Henry, From
Papa 1901 The Charm was $500 spanish
Gold piece with the initials al. Z. H. 1928
The above reward viii be paid and no cues
tons asked II returned TO HARRY j. Hop
kINS, 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Ancient Revivals.

At least Two Motliods seem to be used
among reviVallst workers, both OF which
have come down from lnedineval times,
The Frnncisoans Insisted on an obcdleimt
itary organization, They indeed called \, q
themselves the army Of Jesus AZ th y,
head Of tho orderlystood tho ''Gcnernl..
4 IN new term dis tho thirteenth century
religious 1fc;# tho c1,lefSOf the band or
workers II my 1talan town tooK th hs
military leader iii tho city republic ~
which they had their temporary abode;
: In Venice lilo was II sGonfaliohore ut!
Gesu in MILAN, II Capltano del Gessu;
and 50 oninu other towns Owls, :, ,,ou,nn,,,r
their work 5presc ribed for them, With
ns definite details us IL they wcrc Metho,,
dist Episcopal MI sslonaries or officers hnu
soldiers Of the Salvation Army When
they besnh work y, any,,to'wll NIX wete
the lowest and poorest district. Thoy
were forbidden to5paint either pulpit or
bench. They were to ass emblo IN front
Of their hail. and march through tho
streets singing their hymns, playing on
pipes and waving banners.
When they had gathered sufficient :,
crowd they wern to return to their hall:
take their followers III with them, and
deliver short practical addresses inter-
spcrsed with hymn singing. Francis i1ad
~ great. ulSllKC 10 I'LL DOUk Icui ihih u F = ~
told his followers to mngle with tho
common people, TO talk with the, ma
sons when they were building, with the
wcnvers when they were weaving, with
tho women@whcn, In italian fashion, they
were washing clothes by the side OF the
streams. They would thus. 1lo said, find
what filled the minds of the peoples what
spiritual help they needed from the
preachers; what difficulties they had IN
becoming followers Of Jesus; and IN q
mornings conversation they would find
tho material for their addresses.
The Francicnn revivnllsts subjected
their converts also to discipline and kept
them united with each other. They be-
came what were called Tertlarits OF the
order, and made VOWS to live after q
certain prescribed fashion, TO devote so
much OF their money to good works and
TO give n certain amount OF their time
to the practice Of active heneyolcnce.-
principal Lindsay, in The Contemporary
Reyfc ". z7Ht 4 54. fth 5.f 1890 5lft4ss SSH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Clark--LeWis,
Editor Genealogical Column;

Editor Genealogical Column;
sir.--Would like to know tho name Of
brothers of James Clarke (born 1I7o, beds
q ford county, Ya.), who wns Governor OF
Kentucky In 1886, Also name OF parents
of James Clark and brothers. Were they
related TO tho family Of General William Nan
Clark, tho explorer III
8 was Bullack Clark related to either
Governor James Clark or General William
Was Thomas Martin, ,sr,, Of Albemnre
county, a member or descendant of lho
Fairfax family? Were he families Of
Lewis and Clark. the explorers. relate
Answers to above questions Will greatly
oblige 1,,.,,,s., y Gra nno
We think some OF the above questions
have been answered before; but VII giye
them again, The parents Of James Clark
Mcajah , CLARKE and susan an HIss,n n q, !, y
His two brothers We're Robert Clark ana
Bennett Clark. They. were, distinctly re-.
lated 10 General William Clark. Bennett
Clark was the father of John bullock
Clark. who also had u SON., Bullock
b Cinrk' OF Missouri. i seems that Ihos.
Martin, ST., descended from, tho Martins
Of Nelson county Csee Article Nay Z
Tines- Dispatch, from y descendant OF
and Clark the explorers .,o are not re1ot es-
1!eVed to have been very Closely retafeu,
4 any, though they lived quite AeaF so'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

under fire Or III tho preseiico Of tile enc.
my tile interval between men 1s pre-
scribet by the commanding officer, and
the mon may be disposed Ii, Il single
line without Interval or wlth3ahy pre-
scribod Interval The extent OF tile front
OF thousand inen Under these cohdi-
tons would BIO from Gil yards upward.
Tho width of tho front Of a foot SOL
dier Is estimated Mt % inches.
3S y ~ q 4 II. l5s 3i{i 81 sgs
The width Of tho front OF II mounted
mar, ID ono yard This includes space
Of six inches from boot to boot, Cavalry
Is unanswered III single rank. hence ono
thousand cnvalryineh II linc OF battle,
without supports or Reserves, and mr.
ranged without reference 10 companies
or sq,ndrons, would occupy q front Of
1000 yards. sY &. li
III. s
A column Of fours Of 1000 infantry
Without interval between companies or
battalions would measure from front to
rear 361 yards.
'85ys4 III rs s nv. \ '58il Il iy e 5Is +
In column Of fours a mounted mans
space IS one yard iniwldth BY three IN
depth. Hencli 1000 cavalryn1cn In Scol-
stimn Of fours would lneastc.c from fornt
to rear $50 yards. q, s
w. =. EVANS, x ~
as9 Military lscrotnry.
5 War Department.
Washington. D. G. X II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
OLD CUMBERLAND'S WAY.
Story Of the Value OF confeder-
ates to Be Preserved

Editor of Tho Times-Dispatch.
* sir,-Interested IN everything TINT has
reference 10 The tragedy Of lSGl-'io, and
with conspicuous ability has ever stood
the uncompromisIng defender Of the prin-
ciples Of the Lost Gauss, this writer
wishes few lines in your descrvedly
popular journal, amongst tbs peoplo Of
Cumberland county and the goodly NUM-
her Of our old boys In different parts
OF the country, 10 give wider circulation
than the circular letters soIt to indi-
viduals. TO cali attention Of the surviving
veterans Of the Cumberland troops and
other friends Of The ENTERPRISE that We
have In hand, and subscriptions, some
$40, TO place IN the interior OF the court
ho,is. wall a marble slab with every
IHember's name distinctly let,ered and In
pocket III the wall 81 metallic covered
book, with shor, biographical sketch
OF every officer and private IN the old
troop, IN order that postefity, in looking:
upon the beautiful monument An the
courthouse square, can, by going In the
courthouse, see ihe names on The marble
slab, Then. taking the book Of sketches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

sea. It col1csSu at 1ndlo,3 n Sutton In
c eni IA Railroad. tie calls Il "I'lie sub,
tlinfino.' He once described his Journal
Id "tllo low dowildest iicwspapor , on
earth; heY uses paper Of q IS bnar1m,le 9
located ,t ia feet frotfi -. Ills. editorial
departments are, called Along the Coral l
Strnnd', md "The Unde .aow,' ana rs
tiinty. AhOthor Mojava Desert journal y
published at The Needles, and is ctlled
tVrhh Needios' i've y RtFa 3} N 5fs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Very respectfully,
JOHN ~. DANIEL
MEMORANDUM.

(a) II IN single rank, Without sup
ports or reserves, and placed without
reference to company or battalion organ-
ization, 722 yards.
OBJ If IN double rank ttho term single
line of battle meaning line In double
rank, the prescribed formation for ma
neuyerl, without supports on reserves
and without Intervals between compn-
MES or battnlipns, 3al yards.
(c) The above assume he men to be
al the usual CLOSE order interval, l. e.,
the iltery-s OF !naneuver. with four
inches Of space between the men from
elbow 10 elbow. In modern formations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
GENERAL sORREL's STORY @. *
An Error Corrected and General
D. II. Hill Set Right.
Richmond, va. Sept. 81, 1905.

q. Richmond, Va. SEPT. ~, 1905.
EditoS Times Dispatch:
sorrels charming ..Rccollectlons OF a
Confederate staff OFFICER" and desire TO
correct an error In regard to myself, INTO
which tho writer has inadvertently lnllell.
the render that was on duty as General
d. II. Halls tadjutnnt general in 1862.
near Frederick, Maryland, Mt the time
when it Is alleged thnt General Hill or
ant order from General Lee, which fell
into McClelan's hands. / was not with
General D.. RI. Hill at that period OF ne
campaign. had been wounded as ms
smediately after Ills division crossed tho
Potomac. had been. sent back to Lees 5,
burg, ind wds unnble TO reioin him until
about three hours before the army pc
gan to move from the field of Sharpsburg
to rccross the Potomac.
But, while have pen IN hand, iet mo
say a word on n more Important sub
icct. cannot refrain from EXPRESSING
my regret that this interesting book.do-
conveys an Inadequate estimate OF the
Fiji fiji !
It seems to me that the gallant sorre
might have Judged more generously the
commander OF n victorious, division at
Seven Pines the stout fighter Of the
seven days before Richmond; the heroic
leader of the. renr-guard at South Noun 7 !
hay'at sharpsburg. Hut history will some
day give an Impartial verdict on these
matters. In that final Judgment Hilrs
Just fame will perhaps not suffer IRON
s sIs inul'f an on M Hery eres p
ARCHER ANDERSON. 4
The "Lowdownest" Journal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Shot Out.

.rook at pottle-Nose Ben. for in,
stance" said tho earnest exhorter. ut
was tho Demon Rum that tnado him tho
one-eycd, w-browed sot that he Is to-
day, \ 81. I,
mot altogether, parson," said Alknli
Ike cit mebbe made him low-browed
got, but 1t was my good old gun that
made him one-eyed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
gether IN MYbcmnric county, Va, ,ntll
the Clarkslmovcd away. u. G.. N.

gether II MYbemuric county. Va. ,ntll
the clarklsmovcd away. d. G.. N.
In tic J,ly ,eoy william and Mary
Quar-! crly IA the following.
John llArdymati, son Of Francis
1lardyninii,. y said TO have married Miss
slith and hSl three children. Ann, who
married PctG nppos stitl, Hardymnn,
who married Rachel Tylor. sister Of Judge
John Tyler thd John, who died u bach-
clor."
II Can anyone guthonticnt this Hardy.
man-Stith marriage, giving parentago Of
Miss Stith7 R# ltsl
* In the same number OF this quarterly
IT is stated Tat LittleDnry IIardyinan
and Elizabeth Cppcs had susnti, who
r1arrted John fouthall, Of Charles City
county and ms sLssue--Norborne, Albert
ana William.
Wanted tho ,arentage Of this John
Bouthall.
G. A. WYCH1,
is Rosemary, n. O. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
MILITARY PHRASES.
Guide to Those Who Write War
Stories, and for Readers, Too,

EUlIOT -TTNNVs-I 7TSFH0UT''
sr-IIerc IS an item Of military In
formation from the War Department,
which may be interesting to those who
send military articles. A corps with
many thousands of men In II Is some
thing spoken OF as At a given point or
as passing one. as If the spot occupied
We're n small one, or the line of move
ment MAS momentnry, This item viii
assist tho intelligent reader ut least so
far as TO give him some conception Of
an infantry or cavalry command IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Everett and Pitman,

rd,tor genealogical Column;
s,,,->ylll you give In your column the
cnmne.,nlogtes of the Everett and plttman
families OF Virginia - M $ ,anri, =,
Cer.'n ter,nl e. G, NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Ger,eral Maprutlcr's Name.

rho orror If, the spelling OF General Mn
gruler's in,no iii the orticle by cap
tain Bryan was not tho fault Of tho author
but Of tho cohylst,Si &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
D,niel.5

we give n very Ia erestlng letter on the
Daniels OF virginia rom q well Informed
descendant
Editor aencaloH'oal Column. ;rimes-Di.
patch; - ~
history Of Tie panss MI sly yeq TIC foi}ew
Captain John Daniel married Mrs. salle
Cunningham, , widow r whose maiden
parentR OF Elizabeth Ann Daniel who
hurried William Redd, mud James Kelso
Daniel who married Mlss Violet Boil, u
fhs great. granddaughter q Mrs. Violet
Womack Currc, OF Fredericksburg, Yu.&
This John DahIel raised large family
Of daushtcr,s Xho intermarred, with me Ms
vas called, n married James MsDcarmon.
Sheriff Chen called High sheriIml O.,
Prince Enward count. Later ~ ,Ie .,,e
pastor OF Walkers Church. He was very
greer" from which Evergreen statlont took
Richard and Lettin Ford McDearmon. N
Samuel Daniel. son OF Rev. James and
Mary Daniel McDearInon, WAS d very
prominent man In his day. when Apo 20
land. and had the courthouIss,H built on
his beautiful estate, Glover Hill He had
the FIRST high bridge belo Y ~ Farmyiiieg
DULL ana wien tlH6 wal CSi titio
States began, no raised and equipped q
company. From tho Lynchburg Repub-
iicari, OF May, 1871, Is the following:
H"DEATII OF COLONEL, SAMUEL D D.
# AIcDEARMON sss
..This well-known and prominent gentle
man Z died at his hoHe In Appomhttox
last Tuesday. In the nfty-seventh year year
OF his age. Colonel McDearmon had held
several positions OF trust. In all OF which
IA, n,,to 20 n hIa {rDrStitliontB.ata II was
for considerable time Sheriff OF up.
gpomattox. and afterwards a member OF
tho House Of Delegates In TO s5.,,,l he re-
ana Campbell In the state Senate. ana
retired from that honorable position with
& the confidence and esteem OF all ella sses
Miss Mary Walton, ''who lived for fash.
lon, as he for power It IL related OF
her. that tho plumes on hsr bonnet barely Z,
escaped the EE9hnnd sn Iady and soe
( amusing anecdotes are told OF her. on
one occasion, In the absence OF Colone!
McDenrmon. the overseer put me Gar car.
riage horses to. the plow and refused y. 70
take them out. Accompanied by her
maid. she proceeded to the fed and cut
the harness from the horses and led them
b to tho stables .S5 y. I,
I OF Mary Daniel McDearmo1, Wi,s ki .,.
at Mt. Evergreen In 1875 james, mo
third son. was Sheriff of .Appoma.a,ia "a! :,
and was klllcQ IN lcol. w
non, nnnc % hetweell his brother Samuel and
one one, May. who were In an alteration. the
trial Of May was famous one n ,b peelI bis
case' was taken to Amherst county. There
he was cleared. and afterwards wore
mourning for his victim. /. s,
+ .rhe Daniels were strong Prespyierlans
and tho descendants Of John panie! Lnre
devoted adhercnts to that Church iq ore
M Mrss TSomas Cary. Of Prince Edward; ,aIso
Mr. S. Calhoun s Of ne'l sp Messrs W e.
s"' Mo Denrmon. OF Evergreen, Appomat-
tx cunty, and stlckley Tucker. OF Am, Am,
hest. Mr.. 6. y, Bell student t. OF ! un n on
a "s sreat -grandson OF John Daniel; Ills
DESCENDANTS are stlnguished for,th &c, I'M
portance they attach to good r. enaras,Ie ea
n diploma for recitlng the Shorter Cate
chisnl more than the finest coat !, OF ! arms y
In England. -" =. q p ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

read the lines that made tho Cumberland
troou immortal. Mr. Editor, thout
vanity, we surviving veterans believe
that chivalric vnlor should belperpet uated
and that the grandchildren and the people
Of the centuries to come should feel tho
lnspiratIon BY LOOKING Upon the living
marble and handling the book Of the
lives Of men that rode by the plume Of
j.. L. b. Stuart and helped to make the
character Of a people that. the world will
never SEQ again isa
Dr.. W. L. Robinson Of Dnnville, Va,
Is chairman OF the committee, the under
signed treasurer and secretary. Any con-
tribution that any friend may feel dis
posed to give this enterprise will be-
greatly appreciated.
JAMES II. CLARKE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
Derry

. . ~! ii
In answer To- ''Rcader.'' Of G ordonsvlllt.
Va, we give tho following concerning NM
Prof Joseph Derry Of G farmsry l rro
in Macon. Ga, where no taught IN Yves
ean Tes G SsS S A TGr tae W SaSs e
we I'VE 3,ann in the Georgins Department OF
AEr,eutare ls y parents rom w Which pa 1
wac aven IoeG Gcopsia, settling NJ Mil
i iss where Prof Derry WAS born,
Prof. Derry served IN the e proS Der.
ryy an a"r nntho ,Hs Of his
eral works we me s,ates sea sory q
tbe c e, tS states 1885, SIKH Vol,
Yrs q GHnfeassat and Mtasst so pSb-
m ,gSe% 1Sol tli BY eaeorsia Department Of
s sq,s o &c u ssss1 S3Gsa
e ,,aa haan birhly commended BY critics. es-
peelaly y G co., General F f. Is e" ee o.
R I1arrv. ~ address is Department OF AErl-
culture, Atlanta, da'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

Wo give n very inerestIng letter on the
Daniels OF Virginia rom q we'll Informed
descendant. 4s
Editor GcncalogIcal Column, ,rimes-Di
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
Fed Them on Spuds.

A good use for cheap potatoes has
been made by ID. E. Carpenter in
feeding a bunch of steers upon the
product. A few days ago he mar
keted in Denver, a car load of twenty
two steers and two cows that had
been fed largely upon potatoes, and
bettered the top of the market, by
25 cents hundred, receiving IS. 35
for the steers. For the past
ten weeks he has been feeding the
bunch a daily diet of rs pounds Of
potatoes, 10 pounds of ground corn
and 20 pounds of good alfalfa hay,
each. This brought them into the
finest kind of condition, the steers
averaging 1909 pounds.
On the same day that Mr.. Carpen-
ter shipped, William Fl. Farr shipped
three car loads of sheep to the same
market. They were unfortunate in
striking a slow freight that took ten
hours for the run to Denver. and it
is claimed that the stock shrunk
about six per cent more than ordi-
narily upon this run.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
About Rheumatism,

There are few diseases that infict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which
such varied and useless lot of rem
edies have been suggested. To say
that it can be cured is, therefore. a
bold statement to make, but Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which enjoys
an extensive sale. has met with great
success in the treatment of this dis
ease. One application of Pain Balm
will relieve the pain, and hundreds
OF sufferers have testified to perma-
nent cures by its use. Why suffer
when Pain Balm affords such quick
relief and costs but a trifle? For sale
by all druggists.