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The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
BIG BOTTOM CROP PROSPECT

To The Newark Journal:
 The writer passed through q large portion of the crops in Big Bottom last Saturday., and must say that l found crops in a better shape than 1 ever saw them at this time of year. But when the farmers have had time to do all the work is more than l can un- derstand. Crops are all clean, and there are good stands of both corn and cotton. Crops are not as large as they usually are at this time of the year, but the good farmers have no room to kick at the prospect.
 l was on a fishing expedition, and the little things did bite we'll of course 1 mean the mosquitoes.
 X READER.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09

Governor Davis has written an Interesting article on farmers or ganizations for Farm and Ranch, which we reproduce on the 1th page of todaY's paper. His argu- ment Is sound and logical, and The .tournal heartily endorses 1t.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09

The Stone County News is boosting Hon. k. E. Jeffrey of Newport for prosecuting attorney. Mir. Jeffrey was formerly citizen Of Stone county, and the News is unstinted in it's praise of him.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09

Arkansas has no millionaires and the pauper class is infinitely small. The wealth of the state is distrib- uted among the people, conse- quently the majority are what is termed well. off and eontented.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1905.

It k officially announced that President Roosevelt willv visit Lit tie Rock on Friday. October 2L This will be his first visit to Ar kansas
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09

It is reported that Senator Clark of Montana has purchased mineral lands in Marion county and that he proposes to increase his hold ings.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
To Cure a Cough

take Ramon's English Cough Syrup in small doses during the day then sleep al night. pine tar balm without morphine. 25c at all dealers
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION

One copy one Year....... ........'...S .Sl.00 One copy six months ..........'.. .5Oc.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
ADVERTISING RATES

Local reading notices five cents per fine each insertion. Displayed adyer- Gsements according to length of time aud amount of space contracted for.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
FOIEYSKIDNEYCURE
 Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right

A. A. Henderson handles a full line ofschool books and stationery.
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
To Cure Constipation

take just mite of Liver Food hefore retiring each night Ramon Tonic Regulator supplies 1t in palatahle form of powder, tea or tonic. 25c aud money back if not satisfied
The Newark journal., 1905-06-09
TELEPHONE NUMBERS

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
T,he Lessot1 of31t.


me yotins men WHO we're drowned at
reservoir Take Oh Monday night cannot
| be restored TO lite, but tho city may take
ana should take precautions u prevent
such distressing accidents In the future y
OH Monday tho street cars I'd vertisod
that there was skating at tho Reservoir.
and II was natural to suppose that he
Ice was safe. But the Toe was tit1safc,
ana was known 10 be tinsnfe on Monday
AFTERNOON Some persons who skated on
the lake at that time observed that the
Ice waved ,ip and down as the skaters
went overt Il, md u seemed to them 60
dangerou that they withdrew. Yet the
skating went on and b little later many
81 the skaters broke through and several
were drowned. & ssl a Nj "a
The lake at tho Reservoirs is under
control OF tho city, and II sSts the duty
Of the city authorities to see that no 4 ono
goes on the lake tos skate when y III ice
II unsafe. .5 y. 81
ne is said that Tho skaters we're warn.
ed. t8that Is not tcnoug IL hey should
be prohibited when the skating ~ known
Ia he dangerous. Tho dreadf III lesson %
Monday night s accident should never !. DC 5'a
forgotten vi
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Try To tin,ngine what ssi,otild feel shout
menu were ii woman It EMS u trit:--
Il niav be wrong the lrst thin ~
Sshould feol Wtt,ld be anna cement At ~ ne
colossal selfisliness Of inef. As n man,
fthis seiftshncss, calm, steady, self.satiss.
fled, often stagsci's Inc; but y an, stu
more NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tile ext resEi on, 7
really ID tho best o1e-by wptnatt's often
appaiant,y contefted endurance Of Y,
btjpon my word, 1t sometimes seems to mo
al IL women think d man tihitihtl.
~ tphei, he I In 81 tinselfi sl,,3 nA IA Il
3thcy tfAnk less " ~ HIM titan OF y The
traii,plng selfish tyfai,t VINO orders tl,oi1l
about, ana will not let them do anything
they want to 40. titless II happens also
Is be what io wants to do III 4,
& That's because a. woman loves - tyraiit.
isho loves the man who has a coint,ntd-
Ing way about him. and carries Kings
Ivy storm. That's why she las, 4 such IL q
:leaning towards tho Aitary. The terri,
occurring, is misleading. No woman,
wants to be wet, Iii that way SHE wants
10 DO stormed and captured ana made 70
surrender uncondit ionuls. She reveronccs
and adores tho man who captures her II,
that daredevil way, and wllet, sllo Is
married ID him ahe loves to obey him and
wait OF, him, and do llltn reverence. for
he ~ lier conqueror and entitled to the
BEST homage she can bcsto w--oll YES, she
loves to Be bossed BY the man who cap--S
tired her. y 81 3$ B,l3 Isl 4, III 5G
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I Millions for Civic Beauty.

The New York Cl ty Improvement Com
mission has reported q scheme OF i'm
proyemctts that would. In ten years, call
for an expenditure OF $3.50, 00o, o0o. Under
the plan proposed most OF this money
would DO expended In making tho city
moro beautiful To some people this
would seem q great waste, hut there is q
practical side TO tho proposal. /:
To-day It needs no argument to persuade
tho public that no moro important duty
can BIO undertaken than tho preserving Of
public health, and II tho New York City
Improvement Commission does nothing
else It Will enormously increase tho Health
and happiness OF hundreds OF thousands
BY widening the streets, building parks
and tettlng in Gods sunlight and fresh
air. n t VI ri
Civic beauty also Is no longer q fad OF q
few enthusiasts. but#i In this commercial
age II has established It's right to be re-
gardcd as an asset which ii almost as
valuable as n city's railroad connections
or manufacturing advantages. undoubt-
Sply lIlc blGhSSSl VI lUu INV SAN-
tile value Of mere lieauty Is given by the
city OF Paris. What was done under
tho dospotism OF Napoleon III, and Baron
Ilu,lsmann will DO repeated OH an in-
creasing scale by tho free people Of
America Just because It pays to live In
healthy and beautiful cities. Richmond
cannot spend $50, ooo. 900 n year, but for
AN expense proportonate to our means
and populatlon--and we arc perfectly able
to make such outlay--we Gun get Infinitely
greater returns both in health and beau
~ than New York. Two hundred and
fifty million or two hundred and nifty
fnlion q year VIII not give New York the
sunshine, the warmth the equitable cll-
mate and the dry atmosphere that makes
Richmond such an enviable residence city,
hut far less sum than saD.o 900 n
Year viii stamp out Of New York that
modern plague. consumption, which Is
| raYaglng our city To-day, and which Is
| by 10 means receiving the care that VI
l-isnpcratlyely demands We need q civic
lawakcninS in this town. We need that
spsit. that will mako men spend tlaeI,'
money because they owe II to them
Askea and their city to I've In clean,
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/ Be rs, Your own b octor.i

| { "A New X ok lawyer of prom lce mas
Assumed tic rolo or physician, and tells IS
heanllcted how they may SO W ella lIo
asserts that he has cured llimsel Sof g
desperate cusc OF dyspepsia BY exercising
| his viii power. Ito declares that lie DO.
came a we'll man by conducting himself
as thougl 1o were Welt boriollsly laugh
Ing away melancholy, sneeririg at pain,
ana Treating all Indications 8of disease
as d ngincnt 8of Tina gtnat ton. IIe further
declares that any sufferer may
euro himself In the same way n II IS IN
~ It is ~ very simple process. r. you on
l,avo leen out 10 a banquet overnight and
wake up noxt morning with q splitting
headache ana a dlscolorcd taste I'M your
mouth, ali that you have to dolls to per-
suale yourself tha I there Is ~ ),etsda q
that Tie ttlsto in your mouth IS sweet,
ana the headache vii 1 pass ava and the
crfects OF the banquet will be US though
tlley$were, not. 3}i3 VA
III you have a case OF toothuche which
causes yo,,rS jaw to swell ana mikes your
life miserable and tcnpts yor to Commit
murder or suicide. there is b no use In
going to tho dentist. All thatsyou! have
to- do. according 10 the New x orls lew "
Yer, IS to persuade yourself that the3too 't :
does not ache. and that the jaw Is mot
swollen and that you are Happy, peace
fill. contentsd ana IN love wi yourself
ana ali n,ankind-and the tootiiachc will
disappear and the swelling will subsldc
and d delightful frame OF mind will ensuc.
We might multiplyBt he Illustrations, but
|il$sis not necessary. We: have given the
theory 81 the N CIV. tx DIRK lawyer-d ctor,
,,nnd NO have cited Illustrations enough
to- show, howl may he mt int prac tice,
and those Of our readers who Binsis t upon
suffering when they ma y be cured In this
simple way 4 have q w themselves to
blaine. 55 @ u IKE. Il sd .SSad.
Bit, in ali seriousness, there Is mucf
philosophy III tho contention &c the New
York lawyer-doctor. The flesh wa rretll
wltlfthc spirit, and tho spirit with the
flesh. 1T is 4 possible for the flesh TO
dominate tne4 SpiIlt, SaHu ~ ~ poSslp tlot
the spirit to dominate tho flesh. The man
VINO controls Ills appctites, his passions
and his feelings; who is the complete
master Of {himself, will be healthier and
happier and far more agreeable than he
Who suffers himself to become the slave
Of his own Weaknesses orinflrnities.
st.EPaul prayed most earnestly that the
thorn In the flesh" whatever that ar.
fiction may have been, might be removed
The Lord heard his prayer, but not in
tho way in which tile Apostle asked. The
Lord did not remove the thorn, but lie
gave ST., Paul sufficient grace to endure
and to the Apostle II was much the same
thing as though tho thorn had been re-
moved. Vi 81 / 81
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E||:ORMER.MLN|.|.|!s';;I'I'|'.E|::..|R|:| B.
HAN|.0 |: J J n Il !.
Charged With Wit Buying GOODS
Under False. Pre- 81
lenses.
y noc,ol q 3, .,rhc TimcsI Dispntch.)

sss (SpeciaEto;T The TimcsjD !
HANOVER a. H., & jan = 7-5 -, s q!
1fargravc, who has been si''i''-
AL as ali Episcopal clergyman, was yes
tcrday indicted for obtaining goods under
false pretenscs, and sent to jail ~ 5ae'
fenlt az ball. He has been ord erlng gooltdEs
ron, various ana sundry Arms, securing
credit ~ representing hitns'ol as s:' an
E,,iscopal Clergyman lie came ~ ms nv,
local led ycr osto'1lce;
in the northern part Of the county. -
bo,,rht goods of every desc .l1 q on
"a amounting up snto the Sthousannds \ St
dolups. b h: "a + !, y;
III seems that some time IN the year az
1908 he was deposed rs an }lspsco pa y
minister for immortality and dish onesty,
and since being deposed ne SOP y, LIMOS ~
wear the clerical ghrb and SUI PVT suS ",
|lhis old custom Of obtainlng sc!ea't ~ ~
FAITH, OF his Representing himself y to5s PC
minister, Not being nble 70 iglY ', 5phll,a
and not employing counsc sat his term
Of court, ,o was sent to 1ull unt'l l!le
next term OF tho court VI ~ Y tt'p
third Monday In March. ca !, I,
L Witnesses from Bal tilnor re- l'llel A y e%5
York were hero to represent firms ne hnu
secured goods from g was Y ashea *
Constable ] i, laedd how 10 !, =, y
/ "a get In all OF these 'e ople. hlsttreplS
was that hey we've q ahmed foois,
N'rELI41cs I'm r N "A n,
Tho pretended Episcopal minister y
I'd man of considerable ability and intel,
lgence, ana seems to Pc well rs.ld, nn .,
Il certainly an artist In tho ethods which
4 ia atlopts To make a slivlng, as Is evil
4 deneed 81 tic luxurious man ~ which
10 lives. MI, IlSrsraYe ls cute 4 new
sconer, having recently bought the aARosk-
cts. farm Of j !. NJ. oInpson, q & = ie,T
npnd, Thls As one OF Hanover eounty1s
\ old yfarins and residences y h.ch mas on
ii IA large brick dive ling Of tllree stories;
y At the time Of the purchase the place
4 was very much run down ltA3 was 4
bnught at d very y low price, and put IN
Ills wIfe's name, shortly saf ter his the
place w,Is conveyed 4 by the 70 to his
son. Graham. the place being m his sons
name and his son yunliI Ing q: - ORC. III II rs !.
MI. Ilaygr.lye II ssssteat N Y inlprnleas
beth farm and resid w y e way sSof
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painting, Y repairing. building fences ana

pninting, repairing. building fences and
tfertilizing land. n. " IN, a43s
The house IS very handsomely y fur-s
snislrcd, as he buys nothing but the hes III
az Is evidenced by the number OF bills,
showing many articles Of quality and
taste. These unpaid bills were made IN
New 7 ork Philadelphia. baltimore. HI
.lanta and Richmond. ss5 i$6 "
SPECIAL TDRa1. 4. sS 3 sis!2 y
j5 The special term OF Hanover county Cir
cult Court, which convened on the 18TH
adjourned to-day, d ter having done con-8
siderable business. a grand and 3petl
Jury were summoned to- meet on nc third
6Monday III March. 0s5. 53S
Henry Terrell tho negro who was In
sdictcd vest crday for housed ea kin was
to-day tried. convicted ana sen fenced to-
ytlvo years I'M the pemltentlar Having
served Il previous term in d tho Y pen tell
stiary, five more years were gnd ded by the
court. making his sentence tel, yea rs.ss
will have to como here and serve n ftcen$
}dnys In tic county jail chi e ken 81 eal-g
ms, $% u lsss III s is.f N.
#5G The ease Of II Lew Ii. Lacy, colored.! for \
burglary, was argued vest erdn 5, by 60 nl-
3lnonWealths Attorney George ri Rs Fl aN.
and was ably defended BY Colonel ~ it-
gtleton TazeWcll Waller Nlarye. The y
brought in n verdict Of guilty, 2 nd "a sent
him 70 the pen!tent for aye !, Y;
Mr. Marye asked form new trla but the I
judge oyerrued the motion. s$
Mr.. W. c. Shelton qualified to-day as
administrator OF his notller's personal
property, giving as his bondsman NYiil- !.
liam r. Shelton. III az iss ,is SCI ;sS8js
ts Tho supervisors OF Hanover county met
to-day II to settle With mag strntcs md
transact, other business u HI til .586 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

III Marshall Lodge.
4 Marshall Lodge, Is. Of ~ held its .rccgll-
Hlar5meat!ng ut Lee Camp Hull mt g o'clock
II After tic business meeting there was
tho usun social session md srlok or, D, i
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Pass the plate of biscuits
38Oucstion Of Reference.

Editor 81 The; Times 10 ispat tell: ~
sir,-tA las 4 bus lhess, trat,sacto
lbaa|s, rd per- y
! fer TO this bank and pa pc ns refer.
fence without first getting their &C Sc
to do SO -. y !! - ~
@ Certainly mot. Bit s3:A3 should be sure
before he$does so-;that tho bank or news s.
paper As III give him q decent Gee
reconlmc nda ton 4 St5 ss a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Wonlan's WAYS.

In recent article N 'The Queen
b Robert IItehens Says: 9s
l3 4 sye men may. not he. very inlaginh.irs
bun some ipcs tga " ~, laetlnes
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QUERIES; 4 AND
....1ANSWERS
Tax N on Lands.

EdItOr8Of The ITlnes-Dlsputc! . J, I Z,
ia is Gosh 9iiiSfull and gets immediate pos
sess Ions Who should pay tho tax on same
when the tax becomes dle,a q. or-I33 !, j, "
THAT Isl anna tier of agreement between
buyer ana seller. Ii Richmond the tax
Is prorated SSSss N 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Dogs and Horses,

iug questions through the query columns
ufThe Ti,nes-n Dispatch; u Al
L.. Which Is considered TO have the
greater degree of INTEL gcnce, The horse
or the dog? 1T sSs 4. 81 55. ls8
Y. What is meant by tho term choke
u b ls Ii correct To lso the expression
@"I do not think us, for Instance, III
f do not think shal so, meaning u think
II shall not goYtf E y. y, "
IA The dog III sS r Il 4
S533. The same rs black damn rbon d.
mid gas, which Is found In 3collieries,
4 \. The better form Of expression y IA
think ! shall not sos q Y,
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Home, for Girls

Editor Of The s-DiSpatc CHI: !,
u Sdr,,--I see from 80 ur, pa per that an ef-
fort IS being nade to build a homo for
maynard girls. think "a IS an excel
3lcntt 5iden.g Please flet mo 3 know through
your Query column u ~ public collection
willSlbc 4takpn up for IT, also give name
and address OF some fonc to whom the
funds may be- sent. !, =, Z. Z, = ,,,,r,
y Write to Rev. q "a n II Wiley, Nineteenth
Street Mission, Richmond a Va, and he
will fully EXPLAIN the plan. j5s53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

s5Tlc Seaboard Air Line 8Ra llwny Is not
yet running passenger trains over the
new Atlantis Birmingham link, ana viii!
hardly DO able to do so for several months,
yet. Freight Is Icing handled over the
limo, however. u ss III \. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Concealed Weapons

Editor Of The Times lspat CHI
4N ssir,-yT you lease answer the follow
ing queries f53 tY;3 Z.
N FirstIIii law. Is a concealed pistol, un-.
loaded an a no cartridges OH the person.
considered u concealed weapon? & VI
Second Y FL correct to say Il" Pass the
plate eor biscuit sor biscuits 2a4 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

Few military experts will believe that
story called from Port Arthur that the
fortress could have held out Indefinitely,
and that stoessel had no business sur-
rendering WI 9snss ~. so. tsll3N. \
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The McCuea G ase.

Editor or The T INES Dispatch:
Sir,-I noticed IN the columns Of the
Times Dispatch some 3s timo ago where
some bone was writing a history. of lSx-
Mayor Samuel Nc Cue. aof charlottesville.
Mould you please inform mo through your
Query Column i.;W1he r, ono Should apply
si rs e ~ 4 ~ a READ Err i,
Address Evan r. Chest erman, Rich
8n1ond, Va, or j. "a. B Lindsay, Charlottes-
iVillc.SsVa, 5ss5Y JS55lE{{s e
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The goosebone has gotten IN Its work
and now we may look for better weather
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pensions

n 5Y III
.Editor$of8 Tho Tlmas- Dispntc oh & 5..i 3s
5S Slr,-N ptS being entitled to a. pension un-4
.dergtheS state law, will you please inform
me 81 5Whe ther.ft there Is any urEhni elton
from which u could get one, q or aid IN
g1IsS Il "a 4 r READER.
we kno q e no such organization. .5@ ss,
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Obligation to Publishers,

editor or 'rho Times Dispatch;
X II + a pu per, or magazine or. ny periodical
Is mailed to one without + his subscribing
the ama he tsss
had subscribed, liz lie or Is no not bound
for the price it2 in case llle notifies The
publishers that ha does not want I ne }pil--
pcr, magazine or&other periodical and
-ihey continue ia send It. and he con-
tinues to take IT. ollt and use ~ ! Is he
bound for tho payment W. PA 81 3g al 5itH
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Not legally bound, but II he takes tho
publication and 5sreads i It, he ought to
pay for it, /, II he does not want It l,o
should refuse to take 1t from the Office.
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Tho laps arc not the folks TO rost on
their lionors while more seem to be rlpe
for gathering. They are lrcady reaching
ont to give Kuropatkin Y few Port Arthur
3jots. 5tt ~
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President George ~, Stevens, of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway was called
It Washington Il on business Monday:
Many prominent railway officials are
turning their faces toward the capitnl
now that the 4propositlon3Eto give the
Interstate Commerce Commission power
to regulate freight rates Is under al sous
sion. President Spencer OF tho Southern
Railway, has boon active in tile 4 fight
against the proposed legislation.
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Ri Mr. Orno M. Brown, travelling freight
agent Of the Chicago N Tort wcsternf Rail-
way, was u caller ut tho local railway
offices yesterday. v ~ "
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Il Sir Thomas Linton has not yet given
up his search for a man! who can build
a cup-lifting yacht OF sufficient capacity
to cart that silver service from the Amer
lean shores The faith and energy q q Sir
Thomas are simply admirable. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

Mrs, Brodio Duke, whether she knows It
or not is casting shadow over tho
fierce notoriety light that Mrs. Chadwick;
has been throwing on tho canvas for
some weeks past. 4. Il, Hi 3;5 y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

Ientuckians are now talking about
erecting n monument 70 the memory 9 {
the author OF my Old Kentucky Home
who has been dead forty-one years, and
never lived in Kentucky when he did
live. IIo was a Pennsylvania.
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District Passenger i a gent G. Vest
bury, OF the Southern Railway, has gone
to South Carolina for a few days. He
is expected back tomorrow, III
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Editor OF The Times Dispatch: 81 3j8i NJ
3t5 Sir,--NNill you please tell me through
YOUR Query ana a nswerl COLUMN J, Il 4
hnny q, Thirty-eigibth Virginia Regiment,
Armsteads Brigade and Pckett's Dlvi-
sion. First Cuptnin, George Gable, and
Second Captain, Tom Tyre BY so doing
you Will obligp, /, Z, !. Z, I,
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#ll55 District Passenger a gent HI; s. Leard, !.
OF tho Sen board Air Line. has returned to
this city, after having travelled further,
in three days than most men so III a
year, and further than many travel Iii a
lifetime He left this city last Tuesday
for New Y rk, md thence left Thursday,
via the senboard's Florida Limited. for
st. Augustine, and returning TO this city
lie arrived in r edmond Sunday morn
Ing. III NJ M aaa
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What is all this talk about. Roosevelt
and Bryan getting so close together? II
We remembers Alright, Nj. Bryan once llad
sonething to say about the great depth
Of tho chasm that separated him from
some other good folks. Has tile clasl,'
"swunk, or what? ssg fg II 8
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Tho New York man who stole IN auto
mobile and then wrote the late owner for.
instructions as to how tosrun the thing
has the nerve OF q Tom Lawson aid
missed his calling when he went beyond
the domain Of frenzied flnnnce. FAN
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rs Write to Major RI ~, Hunter, Ltbrar
Building, Richmond, w. i.4 ~
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#Haysin Bulk.

Editor OF The. Times = ispntch:s
N sir,-Please let me low IN your query
and answer column how many cubic feet
are in a. ton or hay In bulk also how
many barrels OF corn u on car IN q CRIB
ten feet square,, and obl'ge q suosc ri6er.
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Just think Of It: What III drawing COM
bination Nan Patterson Mrs, Chadwick
and Mrs. B. Duke would make q NIL
three could he arranged on tho snlae
stage at ono and tho same time. I65
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