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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-13
THE TR0rTIEG BRED STALLION
Green Mountain AristOS,

Gncb Mountain Au.tos y "a tgnihceu, .peci
men a be Morgsn fmily, th1 ar Il ,tei 10
thtlF siye beauty spcea std road qualities
aud shore biood lines sppeEr 10 0uf meet note,
| tf0tisfs and ptoffs notably ban Patch clsm
pion racer d he void no5 60 and Dstisl
rec Hd. z09l.2
The hoigA9 family are az papulr today =,
| they were iHy 'ta'stgo. VII "a s,Imlnt Biscl
hA~t slood al ttld ~ al n tIsg sislli "a,
| Green Mounitia Arisoi Gomez fam ihs M Jsi
Ipepuu branch u he Morgan tfbs; bis IRE
| Arsius, being CLe Of The bsst ~ Ibis gre,
lam " Of ttouers, having record q 22i 4
oh aiued 10 the eilhth best otAyia ing iSet
and far purity q gait aud grs ~ soiion VA,
only lcelled by b iiiusaiOus < ,atd,irs, Ethan
Ellen 25li.
That this tuntib stallion inhaIs The purii,
OF gait and btsulifil aciion OF bis noted ere vas
,yiBeod a. d remarked by his thoussrdt sho
sss h.m make hi. seieIdId eight 10 his races lasi
September at MAuehetter aud walngftri
Who ly cut OF lndilion, be put Up = fght that
will long be REMEMBERED by iho,o Who witness.
ed the contest THIS stallion hss had tut msRre
opportu1i lee 10 the stud but tia: be transmits
bic matches qualities TO his progeny Is Ably al.
tested by the lev LIVING fosls begot by HIM.
PEDIGREE
GEEIS MorSTAIS lHI,Ios was erred by Afi,ios
2 "a ~ he BY the great LAuIel Lambert, the
best tou II Ethan Allen he by vermont Black
us"hs fUtA halu biath iiliArrr, uaul OF I@N
Wallace 2 IS 2 by Old DaTkey, sire Of High.
land Gray. 24sl 2, aud others; DAtkey VAT
sired by the Hontd. Horse, ,on Of Vermont
Black HAvi second dam by Black Hawk which
makes this stallion one OF the strongest iubr,d
Moigin stslhens to be found IN Vermont,
Description.
Black In color; 1873 In height: weight 1850;
poundf; typical Merg n In conformation with
the best Of feet and iegs, elegant style and per.
fec, disp lsiion,
Terms siO.
This holss will make the stasCn Of 1905 at the
stable Of HE owner, Frank Squares On The Nor.
msn Gin b fam. North Manchester, Vt.
FRANK sQUIRES,
Manchester Center, VT.
Marcel 0ath lg0i a.cCn,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-13
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

are violent but soon over. Skin eruptions
often last for years; sometimes all ones
life. They Just stay and stick, like the
dreadful visitor who never goes on accepts
hints that You are tired of his company.
Skin diseases are efforts of nature to get
rid of poisons in the blood or in the SUPER
fetal tissue. Kill or expcl the germs and
the disease disappears, and the inaamed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-13

cuticle heals. But not
before. The most sue
cessful and effective
blood purifier and skin
cleaners undoubtedly
a new remedy discov-
erod by the well known
DR.. David Kennedy,
and named by him
Cal-cura Solvent. It's
properties and powers
are unlike those Of
any of the old time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Kappa Sigma Hop

The members tho Rehmona Iol,ese
,sr,r frends ALMOST enjoyable hopat ne eFi
mItago Club Oh FRIDAY evenlns eA as' 'ro"1
VIII. were tastnf,y fiaSs ana
VIII promptly at j. q dairty supper was
served werG s While
the the design Of the pin vas generally earrlea
qn h;nonr those present lssss 1s9ass
iisrSss p kSn Edlth Msie'ns h isn
S L a Gertrude clarke ainor, Inc ne
Misses chsWnng Nellie sHaon aosefsa
smh and Ms5Sss a e1of FISH,
re- =, W. foiiowing members OF the nppa
Sigma ernty Freq roia5a s MTfh
Chewning, Graham Gravatt Richardson 4, ana
pmnaway OF the, Richmond 8,
sna Msaic!na s1smi.ih 6 1,d tha q, pn 81
vcrsty OF Vitginlst a'u
& M,ss sasaa Chewing
and Richardson n si tl!s n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
CHESTERFIELD COURT t:'1-JE7.
William Booker to be Tried to1
Murder-Of for Arkansas.
oItrbn 1,imes- Dispatch,I

- ,,ttIr ss,js RFIELD, VA, Feb 1.-THE
E prospect Of either ice covered
,.oads t,r miry ones for&the term of court
he ginning on next Monday is unfortunate
J., 7yia,y Of the many witnesses and ju-
,ors Who Will have to attend if the cases
NOW ready for trial are gone into.
n -ndsr the old county court system the
s,,ehrIary term OF court was SO often in
,arr,,nted By bad weather and almost
impossible roads that \ l Is 2 uIspo
sition Is request the next Legislature to
cbanre the court terms and fix the WIN
ter terms for December and March, IN 4
Stead or November and j cbruarS as at
present. y. liz. 4, j,
On Monday the docket will be read and
thn Il ~, as set for hearing. Only&thc trial
{, of William Booker for murder has SO
| far been fixed. that being scheduled 1ol
/ Tuesday, to which day a jury has been
| summoned 3s.5 j3!ft s ls,l !, Z
decrec will be asked ror during the
/ coming term directing the sale OF the
hote, property here. now belonging TO The
three children Of tho late Thomas n.
| Chea than, ono I Of whom Is q minor. a
| friendly suit for the purpose of6selliag
] the property for division of the proceeds
I among the three heirs has recently been
brought. Adjoining the hotel lot is
ltract OF about sixty acres Of land belong
ling to the same estate, and the whole
1 will probably be offered together.
1 Mrs. s. N. Giddings and her SON. Mr.
1 uanford n Giddngs,kwho for many years
! resided near the Courthouse, moved on
] Wednesday from here to the State OF
4 Arkansas. Mrs Giddings spending her last
i night in Virginia with Hon. T, Y. Cog
SibilYs family, to whom she had greatly
i endeared herself. IS Prior TO his departure
i Mr. Giddlngs had been for q numners OF
4 years postmaster here, having succeeded
! his father in office.
| Miss Mary Smith has accepted posi-.
/ ton as govcrness in the family of Mr.
1 j. ". Smart, q daughter Of Mr. A. A
!. Phaup, who lives near the Powllatar
line in this county, and will leave to
q morrow for her new work.
Six Of the children OF Mr.. Herbert Cog
bill. now have measles. tho first to BIZ
Il taken having contracted the disease dur
ing a. visit TO Manchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
! personals AN and Briefs.

EDMOND Hive No 3 Lady Mnecnness.
Mi h Il speiss, s1r, rayse Iit1
sradie doolre q Is
Miss n+s SHnff'asfa
dent e. ne the srsHate OF ST, Andrews Home
i fsSSnehbarg, %h.SM Miss Wh't'hoad wus
fo sss HIS sssa
sick for sron Of New York, after an
az f,fivl Years, Is the guest q hia
s best Thomas streat Nc, s4sl oroys Nve;
nue. . "a n rd .dnlEhtcr Il ri
cues IS of Mrs. Thomas Duke,$
M MS Carroll has been gnl1Iss y, ~ :
Viii e vh she has II bea slek
ntan,o,s osptai some weeks Teteul hes.
sests1aay psS'si h's sG@s u
eondton most
stood sn5 Ss ffiends Sops that
* vii Improve rapidly Y ercifs5$j $$f GIL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
FEW FOLLOW HOUNDS.

Deep run hounds met yesterday afternoon
y on accountSof the ver,. Indictment eather.
Donald and Epps.s the kcnnclfnen.
master Mr.2II c.. Beattlp VI I, ~.
NJ in'Sthe absence GIN George Col. Scott,
tha1 master. Mr.ts Beattle. hunted MS y own ''
IA seva n and d half couple were eled:
md in charge OF Kcnnelman Iippa were tnk en-
sto, "a cca whtrs they found and went away;
The drag was laid across the Johnson eng ny
BInc kcri csta tes through y Chantilly, ny the
@old club house on through Mordacai'''s' 81 and
w r Tine c' ridImg werc Mr. Beattie NJ. H;
IIr cDonad and 1lpps, the kenselman IL
,5'7 Neither Mr.. Noting orr Mr. Sydnnr. inc
Whips put In an &appcn rance. n 4,
sf1 After tho drag q reception was held nt the
GLIB house the following ladies 4a 7, reeelXing:
Mrs otway Allen Mrs. r. p. .;.I nay.
Mrs Graham 1Iobson Mrs Scott Parrish. MISS
iserte NWelifoiri.s the Misses Harra the Misses
Meredith, the Misses Anderson and tho Misses
Among those present wero: Mrs, Spencer Car
ter Miss Atkinyon, Miss Meredith. Miss yPosy
Meredith, Miss 3cirne Mr. and
Potts PITTS NJ. MANLY Mr.. George Erya !.
Rnford, Miss Dunn: OF New YORK. r. :, Mr. NJ y, u.
and Mrs. Christian and others NJ ss{ SFfis5SS$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

! recmc,t hereinafter defined as options t, Is
nrI,fni,,res he shall be guilty Of q ms =
do 9cmeanor and Oh conviction thereof {, 4, II
either the proper district Or circuit co ,,rt
- ithe Il fnited States shall BIO fined no 9
, :, ~ man 'ono thousand dollars and N y
dd,;nn thereto sAall be imprisoned ny J,
ioss thln die nor more thnn three s Sea years,
The succeeding sections de e,l0ln, ~ ~
ttons', and futures IN me gci soat,,so of
~ stnris exchange business ENcept1itons
s W ,n.,de IN cases of farmers selling Grow
NJ IT,, nrons g. tho product Of manuinctur,
nr s Thc last section prohibits tho use u:,s
- - ID nails 1 8 any one engaged IN options
md futures. l.l w .IiI ..Es9a. LE.s4Ea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

|1'AL|ANC0NSUl
.[|B|E.L!S|IA 1 s |. |.
Sailor Killed on Steamship
sLuchcnbaclt by Insisting
Block

l558 4 i {speclai 10 rho Times.D Dispatch ~
OtsTOL1S, VA. Tcb.S Isl Italian Vice
Consul Arthur Pnratl this afterhoon filed
4 libel for $4,000 against the steamship
u. r.,,ckenbncli, as the vessel nt.i-
ing ready. to sail Tor Nfanllt around Z he
cape d Good Hope, Will, cargo 81, e,ooo5
tons Of coal. rho consul sues as admin
.istratorS OF Giovanni Plrastt, ~ seai,,aln ~
who was knocked from tho vessel and nc
9drownedlln Hampton Roads ~ the break &; Y
Ing Of d rope on tho caps tnn whilo hoist
Ing a block. 1'ris occurred ton days ago,
az the steamship was coming from New
York. and tho body has no not y been found.
rho seaman was the only support ot his
mother ana several young brothers ind
sisters. lie was thirty years old and .ln Nl
married.. N Ss n .5 l5' s x 5sss $j W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
NKENRESS
CAN RE CURED.
RIA t,reat uood done by orrlne the ilqu,o I,
4 hablt cure, liz lust beg nnl1s n to 5l5
5 rs he reaIlsetlfh by tho people s}il AZ

We l,ave had a number % horrible e,,sis 81,
resultjnr fron Tho excessive ,isn of Nsl,ls r.
ey beer Of otler alcoolic s u q VI
ny, NY, ~ No. VIII IL sny that wc have NY
greatest conndencein@ orrlne and 60 4' ~,
Tie positive crc Of the liquor ~, n 4,
Ths orrlne Company Inc MhsI ~ 3 ~.
rIne II; nil ae cure the lauor bablt thas thy t,E
.rafu,,d tic money A It fnils,to cure; o ~.
rine No can be given II Aea, cG ,3s 4, or
food without the knowleug,c 81 ts
iess ' md harmless Orrno Mo- Ills II, p pi y
tori FORM for those desiring e DO freed ftS
lhis disease. Either form . petr, I'll, p' onents
ASK lis about Orrine--we nre ING use''S
~ 1, 1h,s Miller chldrey Co.. 1ol ~ Broad
Sc, corner First st. -. \, Min 81.
FOLK Miller Drug Co., sa4 ~ y la'''n 's'
Richmond. Fl iS s55 & Ks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
q Gave Her a Box Party.

Is Last MISUNDERSTANDING "a pleasant box
party was given at the b jou Theatre in
honor Of Mrs, MI. Marinelli,E Of Wash-
.ington. p. G . |. y. " \, i I, 4, u
TO the home Of Mrs,BR.& F'rancione 906t1-2
EAST Broad Street. where q most delight;
,fil supper was served, consisting Q fall
tho delicacics Of the sea SON Games o &
late hour, when the party left for their
homes. in thu party We're: Mrs. n. u.
Marinelli, washington. p. C.;;l Mrs. r.
,rranclone, MI and Mrs: Salyado ., Cassnt-
Alrs.S Dante 9Marlnclla, Miss
Emma Jurgcns, mfr. and Mrs. Mangnnn,
Mi. Irwin A. Chapman, Mr., WI He sIoWel!
and Mr.. JOG OllalanO. rs ai ID isS 81 q. 33s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
First Trip III III 1T en- DAYS.

sThe York River Limo stcamerl left l It's
Avcst Point wharf Thursday night for Its
Baltimore trp,Stho first since Monday
january aoth, arriving In I3alt more about
.1#I'. 3 M. something like five hours late
Navigation has been prevent ted by reason
or ice In the Rivera the bay during the
Interval. Captain & & w. w est bury, dis.
ttrict' passenger agent Of the B Southern
Railway, / BY which the steamship limo Is
operated stated that with present indicit-
5tions it was hoped the schedule would be
resumed regularly by Tomorrow All the
river and bay steamers hnve been more
or less delayed and retarded by reason q
frozen III rivers, 81 "a 5sit$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
in RESTRAINT ! OF TRADE;
"Options" and Futures" Declared
to be DISTINCTIONS.
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Feb. n.-Senator Gay
introduced an amendment to the Postof-
nee appropriation bill to-day, adding sey s
en- new sections, In relation to Options
and "futures'' and declaring them to be
In restraint OF trade. The first section
ID ms follows: J. :.
.'1,hat options and, futures as heres
matter defined are declared to be OBJ
structions and restraints upon commerce
among the several States and with for
SeiEn nations md TO be illegal and void;
and If any person shall bc-tl party either
as buyer or seller to any contract or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
/. {. 1.YcEUMs BURNED.
Heavy Loss Occa ASH ~ ~
Fire Near Charlotte.
:ls.necinl "a Tho Timcs- Dispatch

--- EpVTFTI --- ----- n y. -
CHARLOTTE. N. q, Feb 1.-The he Ath-
or,on 1,yceun, located in Dilworth, Char Char
suburb, was DESTROYED By fire fir. r ~
~, , nwn origin early this morning. The le
,,,,i,a,nr.s which was owned by the y. a.
,,.a,.,,.,ns Company, WAS valued ut $4,000
!, : "a cnntents 5000; only partially covered
~ T,h NJ, ,,prer hall contained stage and
~, l,n,ng used for amusement pur-
s....as while the lower floor had recently
i,'oa,, leased for II mattress factory EN-
.nsnsiye machinery has just neen installed ms
and the plant was preparing 70 peg. peslil
operations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Cherry Street. Music. dancing and Il games
were indulged In q until " q late hour. when
tho Misses Ainude and Ma thu ardner.sI linda
ana Fay Raiston.. Lucy and Edit h Powell
NJ oore, q milo Church. Ruby prddy, IottIe
Montgomery. I.ottie i1 Craig Maude Elicit
Clovie Sims. 1eola Iternarnan. Grace Scott.
Cleveland Garlner,I. Sims IIeslie Franck,
5t, ~ NJ oole. Charles Hebner. Alfred Ford. c.
Gardner. g5& " M AZ r. wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
NEWS GATHERED .
FROM !S|0 j 1 / J !. |.
Aged Lady Dics-NeW Wea-
tllcr Prophet iii
Amelia. sSs
Manchester pureau, ,rires-pispatch,

E 2 i.,SH ~, 4 u, M N - h q Z 8
"a "a no. " ~ tln w /. s'reot.
Nfia. Ma lia Green died at tho home OF
El,e, sot,. 1ohnt III Green.y No.116 East Fifth
y ~ q 4 NJ ,,s M, II
street, va . -. ~ ~
M Mn fasSe,, 3 ,S,,n ms 'hce, a failing
II, ~ ~
s IN 4,
8slx months. passed peacofully away ,a ~.
tic ri essen q several 81 her onildre y
all of whom Wed ono wit tile other IN
eir8nttcntiolis to their mother.
e Ntrs Green ,yns ono or the Oldest and
Z, -, u n annrt ri ltlies az tho CONS
,,l,ty ,l tusnslV chrstlan wife and
3 ''s shs II survived ~ thu following chit
#drcn:54 II 5f {{ VI N 3 4 M II 81 s
Hf Mr.. John Z. Green, No. j. 6 East Fifth
street My M, III,
East Fourth Street, Mrs. Nj Gnhi !, Yu y
5tl,ull Niaury Street Mrs. SUSIE ,le y.
yrlck No. 2os llst sevonsla 9t :
Miss Mary a 9. NY las 800
~. L 1,rn MI. Nh N "a N "A
nhn 4 rro,,scme have not vet
been made. N 33Sl3 B, Ri J. fs ~ A
FIOnors AWard ID. Sl 5t
~ ~ u; W 7, u, y, ~
. The foloWng ~ sua,ninatiol1i
IN III w, ,snn Aiken.
T az ~ i3rstt frank johnston Blanche
Aston, Ruth lose i,n,
Isotte smith, Ruth AnueIsonil,, n III i NJ
ors; Emma entr% eiSu - ~.
Owen, second honors IL ny
gpartmcnt V. |. ). 4. !, ~ J
LIN tho primary rms ao rmr-
ing won honors SSinnnS I1n.i,ti Xvaldroi,
1ls Dn = va n 81 g NetSH en IN Val Mneon
Latham, George Jenkins, 1nlniogen'e SIN !,
mons. IA [ntherinc Graves, lFranls 3E5tlltiy
sIienricttn Garrett. Sherwood Simmons
and Addlo Talbot, first honors y Nle e.;
SI3ailey, Oscar Overton and LOUIS LEWIS,
second honors. 5,5 III $t
NJ exu Weatheri&P rOphet.
z, = - {. No., /. - 1n,roplct in Amelia
county Who furnishes fbulotins to Post s !
MAJ FER Beuttlc Here ist%la sample OF
them; 8 "A I'll 5 35 E3 ~ !, \ AN
3@'e "Chula, Va. Eeb. ~, ",
this morning at S o'clock the complement
o the storm to cease for iomr ara ~ NINA
people, d Fs s3 1 r BERT IaTl1 l3.'.l3tt'
~ 1t 6}3 s;8 a "t;hua, Va Feb. 49, II
iS.In obedience to the command OF God,
storm coming started Mt 8 Az. NJ. and
travelling fast. Will darken the World as
she come over. Observation-Disclosures, :, I,
.i 'ROi i5s y ~ MI ELY !, IL,
the rent Icman who is trying 70 cope WI h
the United States Weather Burea ~.
~ MI a e4a,. u ;chrnnnd Firm Isi
)5s 49, ~ III, ,c,,
The Globe Supply, C!nmpnaah ns.,t a 4, YES
l~nt. WAS ,p elGi ~ ~ E,ndrlIn.f wit hotit
a license The case was. l.,.nni ~ n y
<,>t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

phy. 81 Josephs Church ,ensS cIl q = Nn1.
to tito bishop; Rev. cyril ne MY 49,. az ossnh
ssbasnSSs it t, Wi
a , ,, 9r isne Of severn and
fap lnp r Mass l sseDase
~ ~ .dra, Svns taxed to Its utmost en-
p rae taso 15pEs ,;iI.
l SS Re 'u number % and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
"A Give a Valentine Party. a

Il, FROM, 4 to j. ONT Tuesday: valentine
party bs given ladies' qdom sfs ( Anns
l.nt for tho leneft OF ST. Augustlnes
ala society EVERY child Will y q
Valentine and refreshments VII 4, DC served .,e
s. entirely Si original ii promises t. be
most surprising nature NJ snae,
c.othoiic Union and recently has been organ
zed for the boys who hays npt II, attained the
,I'he nroceeds VII DO
used to fit UP the. library for the boys a Ird
ia make the club4roonls attractive. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
h Colonel Beach r eturned.

Colonel will q. Beach rettrnea to-. tho
city Friday evening from NNnshlngt ton:
WHITTIER he went to witness tho formal
counting OF the electoral vote and the. real
election OF President Roosevelt. Colonel.
Beach, as one OF the officers and Gdiroc-G
tors Of the F'air Oaks stilleryE Company.
Is ~ party to Il suit on a note Instituted
d gairlst the company. Fl state yester,
day that Richmond was his home and
had been for seven or eight years and
that nc had no intention q removing 70
NJ hor IN CO. 8ss f.E3 fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Montague & Buttons

a large number or Montague campaign hut- x
tons 5werc delivered to tho Governor yeste r-
day, and they were eagerly sought by his \
friends rs coon as ~ was learned :hey
1iFor United States Senator a. J: Monta.t
Cue, q Is the Inscription. and the button con
taIns an excellent ikenesB4 OF tn. Governor
Around tho picture Is I a rim Of flaming
ed IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Sing Songs Of the South

5 Polk Miller and his dnrkey5 quartettG Will 7
Give an ont ertannent. Mt Corcoran Hall .8at
clock niEht a. Ilss
Tvterian Church Mr.. Miller. entertainments
are exceedingly attractive, md a delightful
evening Is pronHcd to all. No. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Mrs. Michaux Quite ILL.,

Ms. Virginia Bernard Michae,lS, mother OF
Dr.i4Jacob Michaux. is quits. II ct the resi-
5dence OF Dr. Michaux 3g3 East !; Frank n
MS she ia cighty-four years OF age, her illness
Is serious. 81, . 55t :, e.aa,,bs 4. ~
UP IL, nlacksburg, and Mrs. James Is
aryie ls city w vi, her fons1ahdS
nnIw n few days ago Until her present Illness,
she Iwas quite active. and now nor MIND ~
lnerfectly lcar5andsunusually Vigorous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
JUDGE a. M. KELLEY KEEL
.Ponti6cial Solemn Requiem Mass
Tuesday. Morning.

on Tuesday next at 10, O'clock there VII s,,d
s hS Raw Bishop Van dc vyver, pontiflcal
soiemn Requiem Mass for the, eternai. rep snI
Kelley, whose tragic death recently occurred
in Paris 4, u ii u, ~, IL, ytbo sfolow-S
~, y,sjtinr ana resident clergy: REV. James
oFarrell or 4. arS S 1er t,o aa
~ g Mary's Church, and 1sev. Joseph Muir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Valentine Dance,

very pleasant valentine dan nSa Ms L esn
home fsrv % street last Friday night which
soSssS large sahsdanf & Ess1
people, y ~ nd Roger Calls Among those
present Xnnya fa
Mary Hs' "A son Monte Eethcrland. Mamie
R gar NAY Perins lSsss
1 Makso dehnsas Marsarst
Bertha I1een octers ana lucille oettrs.:
Calls Sno oe, san M4aH
=. Herbert " Brit tie.
rSnriie Perkins Henry Pssa risn
Daitou, Hugh Y, nhsrt Ic,ws and
tViiiie Smith, 4 Fielding Lewis s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

e, u, 4 rrIcd 10 Miss Ellen IIulce,
WI, Viii n q daughter, survives him u a IL
W'E taasFa fxe R ferinent Mi he
in' MMo ;ls rho relieving ga'it1elngh
cabei i. sanas, LuataySVFh ,t eeh john
I 4 milton f Iansh Mec sl and
Irol1shec. f =. 8 tsSi 355 i5a53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
A Great Meeting

.meetinR tomorrow evening at say q CLOCK 10
hear prominent speakers on the subject ot
;rhe speakers will be Colonel George WAYNE
Colonel w. f. CutahnW ana Aleasrh
Joseph 4 Bryan and N -. w Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
4 : Interest 81 City Missions.

n,nroolinns of tho city are urged 70
~ q seatins ut clock this afternoon az
chSrsh The nestlns @i Il
uI.uS coe NJ, Tsshop Gibson will preside Rev
w q. NJ. Clark John Moncure, y ~ '' 't4
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COL. MCCLURE ~ SPEAK.
Will Lecture on Our Country
Il At the Academy pf Music. FL

Colonel Al X. Mcclure, veteran editor phil.
anthrpplst, author and lttfor't,@ orator. VII
on the evening OF March J 9TH ON tho subject
sof 'our Country Tho lecture Will be I'M
der tho auspices md for the benefit OF the
entire proceeds Will 50 to this worthy insttu--
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lecture 1 and lo has Very "a kindly consented
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to 1'loridn and will stop oyer here for q feY
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Funeral Of Mr.. Jones.
MI George Hamilton ] Zones, who l p
on Friday mt No. 1888 Yves 3 g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

&. A Surprise Party.
NJ o,,,,as I heIrhtfu surprise party was ten
dcrcd the Misses Gardner, Friday night. ~ ~,
~ number OF their friends their hoilsi ~
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-08-22
Some Uses for Sassafras.

The tea made from sassafras roots
is an excellent blood purifier, while
that of the bark, not being so strong,
is good for colds.
The dried bark placed on pantry
shelves will drive away ants.
The dried roots, used for smok-
ing meat, give it nice flavor, and
make it fy-proof.
When putting away dried fruits
for use in winter, place bunch of
the bark in the top of the sack and
flies or other insects will never trou-
bic it.
For bone-felon, blood-boil or any
bad sore, poultice made of the soft
inside bark of the root will cool. ease
and heal quicker than anything l
have ever known to be tried.
An excellent salve for burns, etc.,
can be made by boiling the green
bark in fresh lard till of the usual
thickness. and adding a few drops
of peppermint oil. Just pure sassa-
fras oil, or a liniment composed
mostly of it. is good for almost all
aches or pains.
A strong solution made from the
roots is good for ivy poisoning
Lille Martin.