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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26
OLD TOWN.


The farmers are very busy.
Some are planting corn, while
others are getting ready to plant.
The prospect for Drop of wheat
is much better in this section than
it was some weeks ago.
g w Rifle and wife, of Hart
ford, returned to their home last
Saturday, after spending a week
with relatives and friends of
Bethel vicinity.
Uncle Asa Musgrave spent few
days last week. visiting his sons,
John and Earl, both of whom prao
tice medicine in Kanawha county
The former is located at Handley
and the latter at Standard.
Spence Roush and wife, OF
Upper Flats. were the guests OF
J B Yeager and family last Sun
day.
Mrs E Knapp and three ohiId
4OhE VI NOW AdbonS adN0 -OOuo "
spend week with her parents
j S Brannon and wife.
10 Yeager and two little daugh.
ters. Clara and Cora, paid visit to
his parents in this vicinity last
Sunday.
Jonas Riokard and wife, who
live near the Infirmary. spent Sun
day at the home of ] s Brannon
Miss Katie Wood, of Hartford,
spent few days last week, the
guest of Miss Eliza Yeager.
Harry Maohir went to Bellvue.
Ohio. last week, at which place he
had formerly secured employment,
The Sunday School at Bethel is
in a prosperous condition E s
Rifle is the efficient Superinten-
dent. x
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

State to believe there is any ar
gument in abusive language and
epithets; that might do down in
Boone County. but-we are civilized
in Mason County.
The idea that a County Court
has an inherent power"to involve
county by creating a debt to
employ Assistant Prosecuting At
torneysI Mr.. Rankin Wiley re-.
ferred to this matter in recent
article, and said that the law did
not authorize the County Court to
provide electric lights for the
Court House, and fountain from
which to get water, unless it was
the inherent power" given the
Court under it's "police and fiscal"
rights; and criticized this paper
for not calling attention to this
matter, along with the rest. We
think it does not take much reason
ing to show that there is vast
difference between furnishing a
necessity in the way of providing
water and light, which is a public
benefit, and furnishing private
jobs for Attorneys to assist the
Prosecuting Attorney who is paid
salary for attending to those
duties. The County Court can
have no inherent power" to tax
the people to help pay the attor-
neys for performing services, when
there is man elected for that pur-
pose, who draws his salary with
that same uniform regularity that
he writes articles for the paper,
and with the same satisfaction and
delight. And he, too, is attacked
nth the water and light frenzy,
and the street paving epidemicl
Where did he catch it? Is it 80
contagious, that he has become in
nooulated from his Assistants,
with whom Me holds frequent
communion? What does all that
have to do with the matter under
discassionP Is the distinguished
gentleman real certain that the
brilliancy of the electric lights and
the purity Of the hydrant water
has not been discussed with one of
his Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
neys? Shame ON you for trying
to bring matters into this disoue-
sion. when it has no more to do
with it than most everything else
you have referred to! God made
him for a man; let him PISS as
such.
We do not blame you, Most
Worthy Prosecuting Attorney. for
trying to make it appear that the
court has authority to do what it did,
for you will need assistance again,
more than once We do not blame
you, Most TlIustrious Prosecuting
Attorney, for trying to make the
public believe you are a most
capable youth, for your own ar
tioles will be the strongest evidence
you can get to show how capable
you are. We do not blame you.
Most Noble Prosecuting Attorney,
for getting your name in the paper
as often as possible. because it
does your dear soul good, and
makes you popular with the girls,
who will see, from your articles,
how elegant your language is, and
how refined you are. Be charitable
towards him, fellow countrymen
because he says he is not RESPONSE
BILE. 1t is our Saviour. Blessed
be the name of the Lord.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

In reference to the grinding.
grasping trusts. w. @. Brann of
the Ioonolast, says: Il would
rather play the corn stalk fiddle
while picaninnies dance than
build of widows signs and orphans
tears himsy bubble of fame to be
blown adown the narrow beach of
time into eternity's shoreless sea y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

A certain newspaper speaks of a
man who always paid for his paper
a year in advance. AS reward he
was never sick in his life. never
had a corn on his foot, or tooth
ache. his potatoes never rot, the
frost never kills his pears. his
babies never cry in the night. his
wife never soolds, and he has suo-
decided in serving three terms on
the school board without being
criticised.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26
Special Term of circuit Court.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY nF MARON- So.

To A. L. Roggess, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Mason County, West Virginia
without dispRtching all the business of said
Court, this, therefore. Is my warrant, where
by call and appoint Special Term of said
Court TO be held on Saturday, The 18th day
OF April 1905.
No Grant or Petit Jury shall be sum-
molsed to attend said Special Term.
Given under my hand this Nth day Of
April, 1905. WM. A. PARSONS,
Judge clrcuit Court oi Mason Count :
ccpy-Teste; ALL Bo00kSS, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26
The Right Name Is DsVVItt.s.

81. n. =. = p = 2 " % 3
DeMitt's Witch Hazel EaIvei
sools, soothes and heals cuis, burns.
tloils, bruises. piles and an skin dis
oases. K d Ziokefooses AdoIph, W
Va. says: MY little daughter had
white swelling so bad that piece
after piece of bono worked out of
her leg. tits the most wonderful
healing satve in the world Beware
OF counterfeits Sold by all drug
gists
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

Some new tbirgs at Van Gid
er't; Btnson's Corn Plaster, 15sts /,
great relief for Bnnions. Also.
Eureka hat olesner. 10 cents. for
cleaning straw hats. and cement
that seems to be excellent. at 5,te.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

A man went into hotel and
left his umbrella in the stand
with a card bearing this inscrip-
ton attached to it: This umbrella
belongs to man who can deal a
blow $50 pounds weight. 1 will
be back in ten minutes" On re-
turning to seek his property, he
found in it's place a GARD thus in
scribed: This card was left by a
man who can run twelve miles an
hour. I shall not return"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

Three convicts we're released from
the penitentiary yesterday and one
this morning, leaving l1o4 in that
institution to dete.-M ,undsyiIle
Echo. April 81
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

John Rookefeller's Cleveland
pastor says that the American
people are developing a. race so
crooked that they can't lie straight
in bed " It may be possible to
trace that remark to the fact that
the oil king has been for many
years the most observed of all his
practitioners.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26
Five MILE

Corn planting is the order of the
day.
Bon Stanley lost aysluable steer
Friday night Supposed to be
poisoned,
Mrs J L Thorn was visiting the
Misses Forester, Sunday
Rev. Dixon delivered gfine ser
mon to large congregation al
Zion, Sunday.
Traveller
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The new assessment law makes
the county assessor also the sheriff
in the collection of part of the
taxes. OF course that part of the
Law is without warrant and is I'M
constitutional as the sheriff is the
only officer clothed with legal
authority to collect State taxes.
And if the assessor were to con
clude not to pay over such poll
taxes as are paid to him, there is
no legal way whereby his bond
would be answerable for such de-
linquency -Buokhannon Banner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The following remarkable will
was probated by the County Court
of Berkeley county, last week. The
maker of the will was a prosperous
farmer with large estate The
will reads:
IS. L. Bear when I am dead see
to what is left divide it
William Bear"
The S. L Bear mentioned is one
of the sons of the dead man. and he
brought the will to town and i'm
mediately qualified as executor of
the estate with the will annexed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

Averdict for 81 800 was render.
ed against five ministers of the
gospel in the Harrison county
circuit court Friday. The five
gospel oorporals bought a news
paper in Salem to uee in reform.
ing the town. They paid part
cash and gave their notes for the
balance. After the newspaper
plant came into their possession it
burned down. Now they refuse to
pay the notes, hence the courts
verdict against them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The fellow who eaid there was
nothing new under the sun proba-
bly, never h4d neuralgia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

1t must be a queer m ,thod of
reasoning which leads certain
workers to insist that
bad man like Mr.. Rockefeller
shall moi be allowed to do good.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The following account are before
me for settlement:
Samuel Meek, administrator OF
Samuel 9. Meek, deceased, Is before
me for settlement
Given uncer my hand this April "a.
1905.
JOHN E. BRLLRR,
Commissioner OF accounts for Mason
county, w va april 60 ew.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The President has had to do
some explaining with regard to his
favorite term "a equare DEAL" down
in Texas. Down.there they gener
ally deal around, beginning With
the man on the left of the dealer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

Judge Alton B. Parker addressed
the Democratic Club in New York
at the jefferson Day dinner last
Thursday. his subject being the
future of Democracy He made a
strong point of the necessity Of
unity of action and predicted sue
oese for the organization founded
by jefferson at next election
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

A German chemist has at last
discovered an infaIable cure for
cancer. That is. SO far as it can
be understood at this distance,
he says he has. He uses
radium- As radium is only worth
ebout six millions of dollars an
ounce it at once becomes evident
that no one need longer suffer with
the distressing malady.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

An aristocratio Boston hotel has
suite of rooms. furnished with
more lavishness than the ordinary
rooms, which are reserved for toe
use of royalty. None of the vul-
gar American herd who can not
furnish an affidavit that royal
blood a,ws in his veins need ap-
ply
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

President Roosevelt has gone
away to hunt big game. Judging
by the Morocco incident. Emperor
William went away to hunt trou
BILE. 1t is far better for the plain
people when a strenuous ruler
blows off steam" in the mountains
than in foreign capitals
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

Perhaps Mr.. Rockefeller would
have been in better business if he
had contributed that 100000 to
the negro and Indian missions
after all. Charity begins at home.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The first woman ever condemned
to death in West Virginia received
that sentence at Clay Court House
from Judge Burdette last week.
She was Mrs. Sarah Ann Legg.
and the crime for which she was
convicted was the murder of her
husband about a year ago. The
WON IN will be taken to the PEN
itentiary at Moundsville and there,
unless granted an appeal or COM
mutation of sentence, will be hang
ed When she stood up to receive
sentence she had her little child in
her arms. A strong effort will be
made to secure Communication of
sentence in case an appeal fails to
save her.
After many years of search, the
body of John Paul Jones, the faith
er of the American Navy, has been
found in Paris where it has been
buried for nearly a hundred ysars.
United States Ambassador Porter.
who has carried on the search in
the face of many difficulties, is en-
titled to the credit of finding the
body, which was buried in cem-
etery that has been built upon for
many years. The remains will be
brought to this country and prop
erly inferred in their final resting
place
Judge Alton B. Parker addressed
81 n -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

The Sunday School at Bethel is
in a prosperous condition e s
Rifle is the efficient Superinten-
dent. Y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

HENRY Z. BLACK Chairman,
D q. GALLAHER, Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-04-26

Harry Maohir went to Bellvue.
Ohio, last week, at which place he
had formerly secured employment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
WILL OF MAJOR STILES.
Minor requests and Bulk 9
Estate Goes to Two Children.

The will OF Major Robert stiles. was admitted
10 probate In the Chnncery Court yesterday.
and the following gentlemen were appolnte
a ppraiscrs of the estnte: c, r. Caperton H.. w.
Maury. H. W. tIouchns. G. II, Gordon aid r.
a Sheppard Tho Virginia Trust Company Is
i umed in the will us executor OF the estate,
WHICH is valued at S95, 900.
The Will, properly Witnessed ls dated Feb
=, ary 9th, leH. After providing for the usual
funeral expenses Major stu: stiles lest sSm tof
tho education OF the children o. MS nrottner
Eugene Stiles. and sum to CERTAIN d re,au I've
500 DO given from his estate , 10 pr,som p AZ a.
Pauls Church for the use OF ann ,v.S eha ~.
chapter. Tho wil rrcltes: - reallzed that
these trivial gifts do not amount TO legac!es
or even Donations but are mere expressions OF
nv continuing interest In philnnthloplc worn.
to which for long years | gave much q my
time and heart. and q church OF Chllst oI
which have long been an unworthy put
devoted member. ,,o,an
stiles left his entire. estate 70 ms Two Gnu.
dren, Joseph CLAY stiles and Mary Evclyh
Stiles, giving to the latter 50. 900 IN cash, nlu
the balance OF the estate to be equally a'''u'"
m exnlana ton Of this seeming discrimination
tho viii rectes that the son hnd requeslea
that The entire estate be left to the dausnter,
and II had been at first determined mat suci
would be the WILL but later the son was over.
taken with III health, and the father deemed ~
jrst aud wiseS to change the VIII as u now
reads las..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
4 CONClAYE OF
KNIGHTS !. TFMPL|..A|.R
!, no,,, ~ ,rhe rimcs- Dlspatch.)

fsnecal TO The Tllncs-Dspa tch.)
pANV1LLI, VA, October 12.--!Fho ~
triangular cot1tlnyo and inspection OF the
Knights Templar of Danyille, Lyn On
ma Roanoke was held III this CITY 70.
day. lThc Demolay Conr1lande1S, =.
Lynchburg, and BayardS ConiIaluet ~, -
Roanoke, were the guests OF DoVe -
5nnndery, of Dunyille. me sis.ain ,.,
knights arrived in the city apoul 49, ~.
to-day on u special coach. ana "eie me-
at the station by Il reception ~,
from Dove Cominandcry, anu esooi -. ~ . 90
Main street to Masonic Temple. ~ a:ao
thls afternoon tho Templars In fun dress .s
Uniform. paraded Main Street. ana an N
spection was held In front OF the MOUNT
Vernon Church, and witnessed by l irso
gathering OF people. The Danville p tSI
and the Hill City bands furnished music
and the inspection was orb OF the most
successful and spectacular events eSe e
held IN Danvile
Tho Lynchburg Commnndery a!rlseu -
the city about fifty strong. under com
mand OF Eminent COMMANDER 1o ON, =.
Ourelsby; the Roanoke Commandcry'
yynn about twenty-five strong, ana unuer
command OF Past Eminent Commahaer
+. r, Taylor. The battalion was ".'uei
command OF Major Stanley y. Mr. ~ ~
past eminent commander a CIV .''sr,...o
srcctlng officers were AZ 1oil '' 80
commandery, ]. B. McCaw, enl me :! CON-
,nander Richmond Commandery, NO. =;
Demolay Commandery,. II. Theordore, ~
erson, past eminent commander Of ken
mond; Raynrd commranddery. ., william n1nru
Baulch. OF the Hampton CommandetrS'
No. II. Ri, a. - ,o,r IL,
An entertainment was held IN. h r.,hs''
- y ,,irtt tho address OF the oc-
IN sion being delivered by Sir Knight Rey.
r r.. Thalnes,- Of Illlzabe City y. = I
a musical prog rnme was also rendered =.
At 10 o'celoesk the Knights repaired a. TO !,
t,otel. burton, where a slrnptous ban
Que, was served. This afternoon teri ,
twenty other knights from Lyncnpu' !, E
and Roanoke arrived, making the In,a ...
lumber of the visitors In the city ABOUT
a hundred The affair on the whole was as
one OF the most enjoyable i, IN the history
Of Tcmplarlsm in, this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Says he HAS FOUND
CONSUMPTION CURE.
(specIal to Tho Times Dispatch.)

sl-l (SpeclQl 10 sE1 Inc FllllleS-AlSPdtCA1'/
NEW ORLEANS, LA, October ia
medicinal dye, which Is said to dislnte-
crate the bacillus Of tuberculosis, Is tho
newest cure for consumption advanced by
a member Of the medical pro fesson, and
SO 81 rongly does the author of this theory
believe intthe efficacy of the cure that
he has addressed communication to
Her Royal Hghness, PRINCESS Frederick
Christine. OF London, England. asking
that he be permitted to lay his theory
before the committee, of which she Is
the royal head
The physician who believes he has found
a cure for the dread disease Is DR.. George
II. Tichenor, Jr,, of this city. Regarding
the exact nature Of the cure which he
says he> has discovered, DR.. Tichenor
stated that he win not give 1t to the
public until he has submitted the matter
to men of knowledge Of medicine.
He stated, however. that his remedy Is
a medicinal one in the form Of Il dye.
which attacks the bacillus of tuberculosis,
and deadens it nj the same time that 1t
colors It, and causes 4 1t to dlsintegrate.
He states that the fact that a dye Is
used enables the medical student to OIL
serve the process of bacill dislntegration.
After the medical dye Is administered.
blood drawn from any part of tho body
shows the bacllli, either in the state OF
dlsintegrntion or else dead. From the
nature Of the remedy DR.. Tichenor says
it Is Impossible for any man OF science,
who sess Its effect upon the bacilll. to de-
ny that It IL q cure for consumption. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
RIFLE Wins FROM
HEATHERDLOOM
(Continucd from Second Pagc.)

Continued from Second Pagc.) s1'
R.t3W.l Williams, Mrs. Adger Miss Jane Ad-
ger,j W.P Drewry, $. Putney, H. P.sy Gar e.
sis. and Mrs. j. %. Mosby. Mrs. HILL Farm,
err New York; Miss F. Otey Farmer. Mrs.
Finch OF Boyhton; Mr.. skipworth, OF Prest-
and Mrs. II. a.. Gllils, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W..
Young.
Mrs. any M WtS Sen" Dr. 6.es Ffeeand Hon
Henry Fairfax. J. r.. y. Anderson,
Otto M5i NoI, issok Mr. wi Wiliiam 1 Kean ans
Miss Davenport. Miss Bernard Cooke. Miss
Williams. G. e, WIngo Jr.. I. Davenport, ..
Royal q Miss Anne Royal. Mr.. Martin; Mr.
ST { i. Antrim. Mrs. 3. s. Hume, Mlss EEllsh
Atlantic, Ga; Miss Forbes Mr.. B. S. Hume '''
ri ar. w!iam Sal Mss Kate wlli,m. : Mss q
& iSaIsasisais s. F. ! With yH1;;,;as M =
Todd odd Mrs " Todd, Miss =. shotter. ss a,a I
i Senator Thomas S. Martin, Airs. Martin. Mrs
Day. Miss Armstead, Miss Foster. MI 2 rlu-
hart. Z =, Z.
Ar nh: /. Wexford. Mrs. a L. Wexford.
air. and Mrs. W: $. Forbes. Mr.. and M Is "
Il Was hnya f B.. ~ ". 8: Young = r. Page
John D.,Potts Mrs John p E;,.I Potts OTIS. Miss Us
Julie OSteroh. MlSS w MISE i4V'ts,
and Mrs. Henry Cabell. Mrs. Lottier, Leslie
Reed.
Mr. J. D. Patton. Mrs Gronert Miss Sue
GRAY. Mrs r. H. Leary, Miss n, L. Patton,
Mrs Patton. Mr.. d, w Lcary, Jr.
Mr. Saunders Hobson. Mrs. J: Barbour
Thompson. Miss BESSIE Martin Mr.. Archer An
i. Scott Parrish. Mrs. Beardsley. MFR. and
Mrs Fred peasants. Miss Wingo, Mr. stewart We
Mr. land Mrs. II. Stewart Jones. Mr. and
Mrs r. Thomas Orgaln. Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
p. Tyler. Miss Alice, *. Iancey, Miss Louise
CAPTAIN John A. Coke Mrs, John a. Coke
Mr.. Preston Cooke Mrs. Preston Cooke. Mr.
John A. Coke, Jr.. Mrs. John A. Coke, Jr,
Mr.. Jackson Guy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
WALKER CONVICTED.
Lady Killed BY Freight Tram az at
Night

(special to The Times Dispaat CHI.
WINSTON SALEM. n b Gu October -.
IN the Superior Court this morning Aarlan
I.ra,Lar snhmitted to verdict OF murder
IN the the second degree for killing Eugene
Lamar in Kcrnersville. August 9TH sev-
eral character witnesses were exam ,,,e -
Xii testified that Walker. and Lamar were
f,issv and dangerous to fool with Wn ,l
drinking. Judge !. Bryan announced that
he would pass sentence on Walker Walker TO-
morrow. ,c.,,,o,,,,,e
was killed In that village by an incoming as
freight train from Roanoke about $3.50
O'Clock last night. Mrs. claybrook, &c
companIed by her daughter, MRS. T. =
stone, and three young ladies, was, was re-
turning from prayer meeting w'en the
fatal Incident: occurred, Captain Rey-
noldss conductor Of thes.tran, vas 4, not Ct
advised that some one shad .peeh killeu
,,ntiI 10 arrived nj. -Mayodan. 1t seems
that no one knows just how Mrs Clay
brook lost her life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Want Pastor Cooper Again.

The last quarterly conference OF this
year was held Mt SITS James Methodist
church Wednesday night, with DR.. w
v. Tudor, presiding elder Of Richmond
District in the chair The reports Of
the pastor, Rev. w a., Cooper who Is
closing his third year at this church,
showed remarkalbl pie ogress.- There has
been about fifty mornebrs added this
year. and the debt lowered 5000. The
following We're elected stewards for the
ensuing year: II. W. Evans. G. w. Wal
ford C.,fH II. Grew. T.. G. Bates John p.
Walford, e. p. Bickers. T.. w. Sr1eth
w. IL Woody. S. p. Turner a. b.
Cheatham. ]. H. eRdd. Jr., A. B. Bar
tholemew.
Mr.. Q. B. Bates was elected q trus-
tee OF the church. The following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That In the opinion of the
quarterly conference, the best interest
Of st. James church will be subserved
by the return Of Rev: ". A. Cooper as
our pastor for 1906, thus rounding out his
tut term of four years, period, as evil
denced; blythe, past three years of faith
fuf,sefftcient service"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Realty Bond and Trust CO. &
0I9 East Main Street. 81
Capital Paid in s75,0OO.O0. S
4Per.lnt, Paid on Deposits. r
SPECIAL Low RATES no NORFOLK,
q LYNcHBURG AND BRISTOL, VIA
lai0IsLIl--E HI ~ a Mo AN RAll MAY l-i.l l.t...
ss'ss

Norfolk Horse show8at Norfolk octo-
Der 17th-21st. $500 round trip, includ-
Ing one admission to the Horse Show.
Tickets on sale October 10th to 21st, In
elusive, With final limit October %, 1906.
Womnn's Foreign Missionary Society
at Lynchburg October 17th-21st. $500
round trip. Tickets sold October 10Th.
10th and 18th, with final limit October
go, 1905.
kings Daughters at Lynchbutg octo-.
Der 1Sth-2Oth. $500 round "trip. Tick
cts sold October 18th, 9th and 18th, with
final limit October 20. 1905. 8i.
state Council. j. Q. U. a. NJ, at Bris-
toll, October 17th-1Sth. $3.50 round trip.
Tickets on sale October l5th, 10th and
18th, with final limit October TO- 1905.
For tickets and full information apply
to ]. r. Knowles, City Passenger "A gent,
S3S e. Main Street; offices OF the Rich
mond Transfer Co.. or w. Steele, Ticket
Agent Byrd Street Station.
C, FL. BOSLEY,
District. Passenger Agent,