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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01
A WOMAN OF vAPoRS.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, IN recent ar
ticle, says that, "the woman Of va
pors is made, not born.''

In other words, she Is product OF
civilization.
A-d, IN the civilized mode Of Fife,
she finds her worst enemy, since the
rest,lt IS weakness, caused BY living
contrary to natures simple rules.
us It any wonder" asks the IA
r1ous aathoress, 81 woman Is ON
certain, coy and hard to please
and should reconsider a thing two
or three times with battling sud
denncss and Numerically opposite
conclasiorss"
No, it is no wonder 1t all, when
you come to think Of the pain and
suffering most women have to en-
dt.re as resu1t of weakness or de-
rang :ment Of their female organs.
Scch troubles, in such delicate
part Of woman's anatomy, can
not fail to have most detetesious
effect on the entire system, with
the result that she becomes peevish,
irritable, nervous, unreasonable.
The way to prevent and core
this state Of health and mind, IS for
you to treat Yourself at home with
Cardui, the great woman's tonic.
It Will Bold up yosr generative
and nervous systems, stop PAIN, rfe-
vent dangerous chronic diseases,
cure dragging DOWN sensations, leu-
corrtea, menstrual Irregularities
and female disorders Of every kind.
You need Cardui to fortify yoar-
self against LIES trials and worries,
to keep You well, despite the STRAIN
Of modern civilized life.
Cardui is 4 pore vegetable extract
Of curative ingredients, forming q
hea1thfu1 non intoxicating,
Strengthening tonic, for women.
Try It.
Write for free special advice about
your case, stating age and troublcs'
We will reply in PLAIN sealed envel-
one. ADDRESS Ladies Advisory
DEBT. The Chattanooga Medicin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01

Mrs. William Rubel was burned to
DEATH her son John fatally burned and
two daughters seriously injured by the
explosion of kettle of pitch at Belle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01
An Angel.

DO you think will have any diff
Guilty in learning to float, George?' she
asked.
''No, indeed" he replied enthusiasts
tically. with little practice, I'm
sure you could fly" Philadelphia
Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
itch ng, Blind Bleeiing, Protrnding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fun1 money is PAZO OINTMENT
fails to cure In to IA days. soc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01
HI. or.torica1 ratlinE..

II have two objections to that am
bilious young Demosthenes as an
orator. remarked Isocrates. "H Is
TOD egotistical and he appears to chez
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01

Uses his l teeth on them. probably, !
uggested Chicago Tribuuf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01

-ourss pe.mansntiy r. easee ne underakes
rs from them. This To- why he continues his
visitsSyear after year, while Other doctors have
~ Il III eninently successful specialist In ali
chronic diseases, proven b the many cures
erected ia chronic cases which a, have banned the
perience and extensive practice have made nim
sopr0ncient that 30 can namo and locate . d..
Tfss q ali ali durable eases Of Cab-rh, Nose,
Throat and Lung diseases. g. and Ear.
Qsm. Pafalysis, Nsur algia, Nervous ana Heart
diseases, Blood and Skin diseases. Epilepsy.
kriRht's Disease ard Consumption 10 early
no: diseases Of theBladder and Female Orea4
Liquor aud Tobacco habit. Stammertng cured
md sure me. Iods to prevent it, recurrence given.
"A never falling remedy for Big Neck.
PILES, FIsIyLAE and RUPIURE g1aran-
0pociel attention given to all Surgical
cases, and all diseases of the Eye Ear
G3lsases fltted and guaranteed. Granulatea
hds. Cataract, Cross Eyes Strengthened without
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-01
Wall. Of Corn.

Smiling and beautiful heavens dome
Bends softly over our prairie home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
BREAKUP TAlS.EUR0P| +.
BUSINESS A [. URGES [. IS
Congressman Says This Would You'd
BE Bene6 cial = feet irl !. Change
q; ia Election Date. N R
n nv a ssoci ed press.

yYAsHINGToN, D, Jam lI,4At 3
1leeaa. ring before the House Committee on J
lI,lectionj Of President, Y lee Preside anu
IRepreser ,tatves In Congress- to-day o on
bill to fix the date OF cor clec &c
tions on tie first Tuesda In septea'mt per,
and the time for r1yentng Congress II IL
October Representative ivi ngston (G tf'!
gia) !. said objection to- he measure would ''ll
come from those who go to Europe and
who do not care to return to this co " =
try before October. He said "a nothing ing
more was accomplis he'd than breaking Y
this Europe business, VS. IS that would be
something gained. He contend ed for the
Bill for one reason among OF hers that II
would cquallze the session, saying that hat
time was lot given at a lle short session
AZ w provided for the pro pers scrutiny OF
appropriation bills Speaking Eof Il extra
sessions. hes said, tit was certain tina q there
would be one between I no W and the time
for cpnvening the next Cor gress, $ Speak
ling Of the inaug n $da he said # wa ~ 8
an outrage to bring people to ashington
on March 4th sloeca use Of tho weath her that
usuallys prevails a t; hat time. 4 3ISs ia II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
MUS|CAL.F|:'..t|::.A||IIs';'T||
.AN.D6R|'|.E..C|:''.E|:..P|'7'|l0:|.N|l|..
Mrs. II. G Bticl1atiati Ehterr.-.
tainss Large Number {54
UT Chests.
LETT ER FROM Mr.. Gle vELAND
iii clinitg an Invitation He
\ Gives Examples of Char
4 actcrlstic Dictioil. sfs5.

\ tt,p.eIal q rho ,rimes- Dispatch,)

"a ASH LAND, Il yA.,R JAM 17.--The suspense
OF social activity and $cntertalnincnt n
Ashland was broken tonight ,'by aiig eab;-
ornto musical feast and brilliant rectel'-
|ltion5S at the residence OF Mi nndS Mrs. III.
q. Buchanan 3 Mrs. Buchanan onter-
tanned tie Musical Club and special
friends. 5,rheii' home has been recently
remodeod gand Is part unry. cosy cos, Pc e,
bing well Sstited to entcrtAiilih ne. pwafd
OF seventy-nvc guests wero invited, md rva
an Az Il. i ID charming Hostess, anyhow and
Tonight she excelled ierusual sncfs :, 8,
esting musical prog iine. rho quality
and compile tencss; Of this musical menu en-
wns most promo Tho fair sex pra I:
aa mSrtlo Reafopd sane
from Richmond as Mrs. Bucl,anail's spec
ial guest and rendered IN superb ,man n
know sn1, edf Sor E
formerly Is spent SSher Childhood days here
and lherS perforrnance colnna :, i !. me
most ne y. sweet y, 2, 4
don d., III rendered more Beautifully On q, the
Violin than By Miss Rcinhardt Tonight,
Run s GavntInn,, is l plano and Violin,
ape anas Gssfss,
solo Louise Potts ana oos
and Mrs ightman cotnp e9ted tliis por
ELlOn& OE%tHe prog .Ss' I p,
;strumental4 selections In pleasing manner.
The following wore presen t: Misses Biln-
COO, Misses Cardozn, Misses II unter;5 Mrs;
ThoinnsDn I, iiss IN Yet Dr.$, nnu
Mrs. Wightman, Miss Blackwell, i,ro-
lessor r p. we'll Miss Mc <
Miss Red ford, Miss Relnhardt MISS. Potls,
Miss ssnellings Mrs. Coulter, NJ r. and
Mrs. II Samuel Carter Mr. Eug gene Jones'
Miss Iancas ter, Mrs Nil Ter eI4eak Ike, NJ ISIS
3Vad en-, Mrs. Hoofna gle, NJ rs. Carr. ~ rs.i
Card well, Mrs Ha the 3; N isses
!ght nirs WISH
Mr.. and Mrs. Huglie Mr.: and MIS- 4, sgd s
nor Mr.. James Cox, he Misses Con-, n M[r.,
ana Mrs. r. Il NJ. Fox, Mrs NJ aurS Nlr.;
Nfaury G to-. $5 5 {,
i1S President Blackwell; Of Faandol Jpn eMn
sllSyai has Geve
land, 4 expressing his inability to address !
the, two Literary ocletles here g COM
|. m encement M The etterISit Quit lengt thy
and 81 replete with 81 those cfoice and y
thoughtful samples Of his reinarKanie. G,c,
tation 7
hut his duties as one 5oard 4, q 81
Trustees Of Princeton wi ICON tllc Win
the dute set for his Syisl here: 3 4.
The residence OF Engine er CeuarleS ,5otl K
the Richmond, ed eri lex burg sandS Po!o-4
slightly daniage d yesterday
nt The family ofS young Robert g u who
recentlyE figured 50 ouslyis nov-
(&lng7f Ashland. M iS,S
special train will be run mldnl y
81 account ofs the I'ar IS y
There Is suficent demand 10y,
Unjust be given to Wlsoll ny
l&neXtS Saturday Insure "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
y rystalizeI.,d ,Poi.so,n!i

VIZ t.t
Your blood g always full q polson1-,t he
your system. It is the purpose Of the blood 4, 70
Kidneys, ,lct nre tho blood tiers. arc ex-
pected TO cleanse Tho blood htid send IT back
through a tile system clear, Il to rather more
poison which they, in turn. will olir nate t
g But sometimes tho kidneys fnil And SONG
times. from soma other cause, the blood geis
ai.R}aThls isi the start OF 1,hcumntlsr. fTl!o
troIson hcc,imulates and crysa ICES rfn CRYSTALS
look like III, 10 grains Of sugar Or ~ tine white
aard. Tho blood carries them aftd hey
n}g aize THEN. when III cari rry ~ HON no
longer II deposits then, q, joint-on RI 2
sTile twinRo IN your icg--,iio dull ache n
your nrIi on n rainy dn y-these nre tnc Ply Y.
ward Bgs uf tho unseen crystals WI And inc
twisted limbs and unspeaknba anguish q th o..
alYererwho has his n. ~ ~ "
tteedcd Tnnd ,tnat tended for are "A
the evidences Of what Rhpunat ISM nesiec M q
can do sss gss " IN III /, q . u i a t ,nS
neuralgia govt for all these are tho results
Of pneumatic poison, In tho blood d 4.
Plainly, the first thing Ito do is ~ renl9 ~,
tito poison But tlls is ,,,,d
10 that nature may z ais
and eliminate tho crystals which have
ALREADY formed. Unless this IS done thcr -
cal, b no curc-to permanent fellc 4. $3i
sea rclied thew whole earth for q Tor
that or any Ply z.
clan could feel safe In prescrinn ~,
flhat No could count on not only occa sonail ~
hit AIYA Us. For the rnvages ol Sneunn'lllsin
,.e .ycrywhere and genuine relic - rare.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Certain Relief

Il Tho secret lay iii n wonderful chemical !
Found IN Germany. found this clsi,i,
Nical, hknew that II could make q r heutnatin
cure that would DO practically cer!ai. e, nlt
even them bcforetI fnndg an Announcements,
before / was willing ID put my name on WI
ttindo moro than 2, 900 toats "a nd my failures
were but 2 pori cent. Isl NJ 5}t *
t1,hls German chemical IA not The only tngre-
dent 4 use 81 DR. stoop' rheumatic Cnrs
Hbtitit trado the remedy possit c--tnade posslb,c
nj, ach jeven,ent VII lch, 4 doubt not, could have
been made In no other way jss Ks al "
This chemical was very OK pensiye. TIE s DUTY
too WAS HIGH. sse In all It cost me ~ per
poii,d. but What Is 1890 per pound Tor q lalIhb
remedy tho world. most painful dsaaste "a
human beings know? # Jk N M 4.
mean that Pr Sheep 1 1 u ~,
that IA Impossible. But u viii drive rom y,
the blood Tho poison that causes pal 7, 5a M
Swelling, 81 and then that 10 The end Of, the
pain aid sweilngthe erdot snfferrlrg,
aiford 10 make this liberal oifert that is why
4 r sar1 AFFORD eto spend tho FIRST dol mr. that
Rheumatic b sufferers, the world u lnhy
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy G! 4

sEIoyy would such a connection by; the
senntc differ from this action of a TINS
Judge attempting TO control THIS t tfle
grand inquest Of Il the ma tom = g. deallng
with a member OF that $jud leila ~ " 90
not call attention. to the charac ter of e 1 g
|Slettcr, butte the charaGte r Of the trs ans
action itself. X 5 E$35 vs.
IIo W can this Judge. a T'ardee, ~ ever
again nsk d man arrnigned at the bar
what word he has to ga " VIII sent enc g
Tor a Il 4 offcnse against the revenue 10 VS.
slla III not be pronounced III pom him Conld
not q q criminal quote this Language n q
Judge Pardcc, and say tina t the law I'm !
\ rosing revenue duties was immoral and t
should not be enforced by caiis he not lt
say to Judge I'arde 4 yot must not g o is
me to a rapid compliance Sof a. law Wfic LEI
Is think IS restrictive OF human II berty'
Is thiB Judge fit to administer Justice
again, now that he himself has d iscredited
prompt ard quick diencc to the law
BY d Judge who is sworn 10 a ADMINISTERS
And jyyo have another. judg c.'''.s con =
tinucd Mr. Cockrai i, 81 wi III superior claim
to cnlightcn our conscience, quoted by
tho gentleman from Ohio as a man be be- {;
fore whom we should all {bend, coming
|in here. and air, ga W.T. 2 hesitation
aye, sir, say wi tn little short N's o. =,
horror that he comes In here re- Win = !
perjured lips and asks us to share lLl ms
perjury and his dis oval u .
Republican gislaturc should lou not
iinpca eli. d Republican! w hat attribute
hc pays to- you on, he other .i'aI
side. ass4
AZ spcak king of8 the du ties sof he members
81 the House Air. Cochran ale: Are We
40 be diverted from a conscle lotls dia
charge Of thai duty by8a man. VINO.
clothed inagthc arnlina III IND ga. irris
I that robo into the costum OF e hari 5! !.
Sni,in. and dancing across this ~ Dor, L.
yites us to perjurc our souls and violate
the stltution ss u III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
4. ! ! Will. |.
M MAXI 4 !A!R RAGE
Regarded as Pract call !, Certain iii
That State Chairman IT 4; /. Will #
BE 4 Candidate,
in Or the SECOND [ PLACE
Service as Clla.irrnar, and Vatr;i |i:'ls
ss5ss Interests Make Hin 5ss
Widely Known.
in FOR The SECOND s 8: ] 70 \ PLACE ';:


\. II on. ]. Il I'd lor I'll lyso,l, now rounding
out hisnfteenth year OF service asa state
chairman Of the Democratic party VIII
be d candidate for Tho nominate Ion. & for II
ELieutenant- G ovcrnor lie party
mary this full. IA He has not made Il that at
announcement yet. although he admitted
ycsterdny that he had been seriously con-
Ssiderlng the matter. Ho stated that he
had not arrived ut q sion The mat
terEat thut time nor did he state g definite
Jtlmo at which lle would finally decide
S,rhe contldence of his friends that he
viii detcrmIne to make tho race is the
chief ground for tho assertion that he
will BIO N candidate Just when he Will
mike formal lnnnouncGment5i Is a mat tor
3in4whiclli he will be guided entirely by Ills
own Judgment and ss TINT o his closest
advisers. IA III 81 ag Il M
Mr. Illlyson has been prominent In the
party councils necessarily through his uc-
tive work In his pos ton rs cha rnian. {
has brought him int contact Wit the
men of influence ana prominence In the.
ipnrty in every district In the state, The
men whom he llns KIN owl, as members OF
the State Central Committee during that
time; MS members of the district and
county Committees and those lie has met
in district conferences or tho party, n-g
cludc almost Ill tile more influential
Democrats in Virginia. HeBllas stored
the committee through many local ssnarls
and hard faotlonal lights, and has pres
sided with such judicia fairness and dis
erection ana tact Ethnt he has all tho while
maintained tho confidence of all, and Is
not regarded BY any ass N partisan.
2 fboc off In
sol, s sery leo OF two or three terms In the
Senate Of Virginia, his service rs Mayor
and his record as citizen have given
public experience and official RESPONSE
billy. Il 5,5 Ii
II he announces his candidacy, MS 1t is
now regarded as assured that lie Will he
will certainly bn Il formidable factor in
the race Those who know him are aware
that he Ii not given to chasing rain
bows, politically or OF erWise. and II may.
be taken for granted that he goes in
he is going to mako an3iactivol fight for
the honor, for tho Office is chiefly to be
valued for tint. & II }555 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

B Il used 10 b considered TINT only urinary and
bladder troubles were to be traced to the kideys.
but now modern science proves that nearly all DIS.
have thoir beginning In tho disorder OF theso
most important urgans. $aaS S n
Therefore, when your kidneys arc weak or out OF
order, you can understand how quickly your entire
body s affected and how every organ seems to fall
to DO It's duty ISss ggs 3, 81 ss555 8
1f yot are acl or$.Yeel badly begin taking tho
great kidney remed Dr. 1lilmers Swamp Root, be-
cause as soon Eyour kidneys beg to get better
they will help all the other organs to health
trial Will convince anyone. iS
5i8l cheerfuy recommend and endorse the Great
Remedy, pr liners swamp. Root, tor Kidney trou-
bio and bad ilver have used IL and derived great
benefit from5lt believe Il has cured nj entirely
tof Kidney and liver trouble, from, which suffered
terribly. %$3f a 8s5 NJ. # IiSS92R
Most gratefully you're, i S 8Ss i8i
a. +. Feynoldo, Chief Of Police, " 8
35f555 . 5fii 6sS co umbus, Ca
Weak and unhealthy Kidneys ere responsible for
many Kinds OF diseases and II permit ted to- con
Stnue much suffering and fatal results arc sure to
follow. Kidney trouble Slrritates the erves ma kes
ypu pass water often during the day nd obgesi
you to get up many times during tho light a
heahy4lidneysB caliso rhe,lma tism, gravel
the Bladder pain or dull ache In the back Joints
and muscles; make your lead acne and back che,
cause tomacl and liver trouble yos
though you had heart trouble you may have plenty
$of ambition but&n strength get wea nd waste
q way. Sfsg 8}
The cure for these TROUBLES Is Dr. ISilmersI
Swamp DOT, tho world famous hidney remedy IN
taking Swamp Root you afford natural help to
tture, for Swamp Root Is the most perfect healer
and gentle MD to- the kidneys that is Bkno wn to-
medical science. mi s4 If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
FARMVILLE JAIL,
e. g. ooldridge Has Nothing
But Praise for It's Management.

Editor Of. Tho Times Dlspateh! X.
prince Edward county jail lIhad the op,
Sportunlty of obserying the CONDUCT and
management OF said jail, Band. taking az
am satisfied that there Is no neglect Of
duty as To tho management, sanitary con-
billions. &c. AT the time OF my contins-
l,}ent theirs, We're thltteen prisoners, NJ ~ !
tlErty arc not from enc to four inrarce,
irntrd iori4pctty offenses, OF Ill classes.
from the hobo ~ tho city Sylsrant, nnda,,tt
si,uss free iron. objectionable comIS@n'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
RICHMOND Girl!
HELD IN baltimore
. lspecial I'd The trimes-Dispa Ten. III

Especial to Tho Times n is spa tcll,
BAIirIMoR m iss Ma bel bel Leo 9
Daniel, fifteen years old, No.S1d2 North North
seventh Street; Richmond. Va, was vas or II.
rested yesterday morning as she stepped
from the gangplan Of the stean,or Dam !.
willie, from Richmond, and Is held 1tSSs q
Central Police stht as e. rlnilwa Y 81 q.
She was arrested by ID electives Pohler
and Kratz on telegram sent 70 acting
Marshal Manning by tho girls father Y,
wired that ho was coming here after is
daughter. ~ 81
CAPTAIN Tomlinson went to Bal tlmore
yesterday ufternoon,to bring the girl back
homo. Il The number. given In the telegram
is that Of the sunltarlumgof$ DR.. " sll.s
Daniel. When seen last light. Dr. Daniel '
sal ID \ there was some mis- stake. Us { his
daughter was at home and had no. 1 been .
ava IA 81 X. $5 e 81, ss \, #
Tho police stated last night they had
been under the Impression that " was
DR.. Daniels daughter who was taken
in charge In Baltimore, +
a Captain Tomllnson$ is expected BAG to-
In "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Public b uilding.s., a

INGTO N;I i, VI an. II IS is5
learned ~ that the n Committee on 4SI' ubli lei
Buildings will report al Ill q i Ms
ability though 81 is no IT, certain that itS
3nWlll pass, In the few week {le # his
session ssSs
F# The Bill !. as formulated wi contain 4 nj
Item OF $500 for a. building at Por ts-s
of the building at Roanoke. Ne U Is prob
able that There will he IA u item aiso spro--g
viding for, the ilnpro venlen tsofs he Ilyncll-a
burg government Hiding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
outh Severely Hurt,

n A&wt,!te youth ma med H unl| ey,. thirteen
or fourteen Years old son 81 iIY illiam A..
la avs ssssrss sat
yesterday al terloon on Cary Street, near
fFousilee. as the result Of the running
ava pf q horse, (, ttaehed e VI wa son
and Tpnperhaog gers, Of 6 6outf. Jefferson
Street Tho lad was riding IN the wagon.
whom the horse Became frightened and
Y i block Of tw o \ Young linhdley WAS
thrown Out and sust Al n ed ~ hrok en- RIM,
\ q fyaa tvyed fli,Ss aila ~ hers Il d M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Me Y lt,...

rbr offer is open to every ono. ey erywlere::
,,vhn has not tried my remedy. But yo must
write tho FREQ dollar package orafs
- bnha IA Vii accept us gladly as he would az.
Cert a dollar Hid will hand YOU frSm m ~
shelves standard sized package ana ~ W.!
s no rreoliirements that ask you TO- Do - 70
wrlle1write vii send yon n poGn
s.n,, ia Understand your case. Address tDr.
ahnon iT,ox $685. Racine, WI 10. 5 MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Az gli u "
Stauntonl,8&N Notes.

e S1,AUNFIo a l-S
liam ]. oee, Sslppcrln tendent hillr'en's
Homo ociety,5 o " irg nia, i ad dressed the
sloca board Of hat orgar znt Ion las might
Captain III. 81 NJ u. NJ llianeyf to-nig ut read
TN tLccount Ao General y II. Stuart
de5,lround tho4nrnly o Z tho r. tomac to-
Camp, Con eder,lte ~ eterur Il. z, hos NEE -s
ing ~ gh1y chi oyable mo an lar ge-E
.ly@ ttended. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Personals and Briefs.

Mr., Forrest Rosson. OF Louisa county,
snearB Blbbs, recently killed a lot of fine
ii iols sons OF them weighing BIG pounds,
Miss Berthe and Edith N'nnfreef pe ~
ffce. n near NJ ,Drowrys Bluff. retnrned home
ggysesterday, ii fter spending come days MI y
a heir friends Miss Minnie and 81 ] ~ Ne
IRetls oi No S Ilast Grace 'tgSet~3s IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
SS Death of SP 4 IS ailey. las

Il d 4URAY, &. j IAN, 7.--I nformati on has
3jllst been receive I. n Iauray ID tc. "A
IN cksonyil NJ in},ttl ~
Bailey. q Sna tive Of this seolmty,s IND
Bailey. OF NInrksvlle District, Page scoll IN
Sty. Mr.. Bailey left this fort Y nine
years go set Ting In lrginiaf 81 ty,is
several times, and was IA cleo ted com
missioner treasurer md assessor$ q " Cnss
county that State. KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Called Them Liars

# Senator Mitchell went over the charges
and his connection with "a. h D. Puter5 and
Mrs. Emma 81 L. Watson, and declared,
concerning the charges, that they ''nre
absolutely, tlnqual ifiedly and 5atroclously
false, and I here and now Indignantly and
ideGantlyd enounce their authors. and each
and every one OF them and brand them
spubliclyyas malicious and satrocious liars"
He further asserted that no evidence
SH"'other than !. that 4 Of condemned thieves
iforgers and perjurers', could be brought
to sustain them. He declared In specific
terms that be- had \ noe received or ac-I
copied 81, O00 from Ptltsr for the use or
his influence with the land office. Il He
said lie had helped Mr.. 4 ute or as he had
many others. In the lton Of their
cases before The land office. but had not
received any remunerat Ion whatever. He
did not know ri! the tilno that the Puter5
entries were fraudulent The sIlln;or att
tackled Francis B. N IIeney, the United
States attorn ey III the land fraud cases
accusing him ar erlng lemcncy Ri to
lI'uters and others iylSraturn focs. hnir evil
idence gainst the senator. sgg
gs Mr.. itchell .s,sta lament CONSUMED about
of a,l \ hour. Toward the
close his voice was broken by sobs and
he was compelled frequently to dry his
eyes with his handkerchief Man; other
senators were sB5ylsibly frccted. n 8
III: Elie Senate al jouinlcil unii Tomorrow