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1,,n,,IX,.,s.,As,so,c,,.iialt,ad P,res!ysL..,

Assoc tod Press. .s Is /. ,sl
s8 NEW, ORLEANS. TIA ", in Y - tlder
Ii ia M ,ienco of 4 cold winds ant Il clear
weathe track showed 8,1a 9, i,
proven1ent nnd WaS7 v a,lr1
tho ring ana fayort YEN Son;
5 s'4sii M I dtth May "a
8to s. f,rst, Flight 10 10 sec ond .sJ axe
Sanders ITO ~ r!me. ~
Second race v nix and g " lah, turlonge--
Aili1daTf to 81 frs t. en- 90 TO- ses {.
sond ojlbrsl 10 thrd 4. y me s.; *
3 Ey Thtrd "a il cath Is q first.
Merry Acrobat e TO u secor, no Vie a
u Fourtj, race--seYe furIongs handicap,
ola 3ton2s4 I, e 1 (,
,sSA FIFTH race--r,iief md a six teenth-Too tsy
Mack Ito u frst. q Lee king @ ,s2zl)
second; Hon cstead q tos Al ifns,
sS Sixth "a CO Ia and seven yardssa5,
Gregor irs cornsGa;t g e, ~
II :46 ,S
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Y That Seedless Apple,

The Orange Judd Tpr fIsa l ~
s appl Ia's saatios tsndns growsFa
paying fancy prices for seedless pp!e
Stock claiming that they are not G1m.
may ma, sh Sd ssesdess, they contain the usual
core core or alpols. The blossom end q the
apple. Instead Of being closed y mere Z or
less open a y. sxteans or 81 the fF,t
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Annual Service

(spccaI to The Times Dispntch.) 3
Il stat MO N, v AZ: j n. 16-rh he st one
wall Band, West Augusta Guards & staur-
tom Rines,3 the Stnunton NJ !litary Acnd-
Grams assembled yesterday at the Camp
Hall at the Opera II ollse,, nd mar Cd
to the Second Presbyt eriani church, where
rs the camp, BY Rev. Dr. Scott,
pa s tor#and chaplainEof the camp + here
xra q q La rgnM d nda II &C. lst4
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Corr, Canning.

NJ In marked contraaistinetloll q. tne PM ,s,
Smsapss sG' Rask s
a acreasa az about is Dor GEM. com
pared the previous yge 1r 9gsR.n vi
Suites II ,pluced jat sG7l ,009. } Maryland,
leads among Individual !, Slate n records
5000 N,aro lnd han aSs s asd
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HANOVER s NM ODELs DAD.
Desire to Get crack Players Back
On Randolph. Macor cam. V 3

{specia ia nj. Times Dispatch. IS
8 "A Sfi Ian A, ] ali. ~ ii I'll Roswell
i fnBss II Of II anoyer. & has Just made II very!
IA tefcstit md com TT e hcnsl We statement
4 tof theS receipt q nd Disbursements OF the
4 special funds n lii hi 50 hands Tor the COM,
pIet lonS tn Sspecls 5turnp N Beaver,
Dam DstTicls DR. Thomas N elson Page;
Sslx the zeal prom oterS OF this Enterprise.
.Nboilt ighteen mont hs ago n no. made
\ I'LL generous offer to the \ county to con-
tribute To n special Il ma cad emizcd road. ],
\ ind Mr., George ~ IN teVens, president Of
u Tie Chesapea kos ana Chic broad Cpm-l
4 plny. became Interested to the extent OF
.;gresipg toif pay hal Il thu cost OF cons
ction. II he work lins now been com-
qlleted, and ID q credit to- his section Of
Virginia. 1T d u ep q In Sadyar nee OF the!
present road irlpro yeilien [. ~ IA number;
Of the citizens OF tho II county became
Interested and contr Ibu ted Az 70 his 3ex--,
pertinent Tho United gstntes ~ govern
58lnsnt sent u Page. Of the De-
;spartrient ar Good Roads n cot,struc tom
Ito ma Dc hn lnanec ION nnd az the
4 government to cont rtbu To Y 10 the work!
esbecn constr ted. on WI ich 81, SCI has
been expendc "
II effort As. being made by the special
friends b ntillct lies OF N Rand olph- Macon
COLLEGE To- get tho State boa rd 10 reinst tate
Mills, Cross and Trey.i lian. who "a have
d been completely ruled M ou from all
athletics on acouiit 4 Of part clpatlng In
outside games and az or money. Several
lnelnbcrs OF the facult y Il AXE the stand
that 1T lis wrong 10 Sexclu g 4 hose young
i nier, from, all 8athleti c evcsss for having
violated 4 tho rules sof the 8 ate Co.'s
lego Associate Ion. ana \ nS Joint of fortsspill
he iiadeaft tterSWit Til the u niycrsty HIS
Virginia, and wv! liam and Mary College.
who ARD also vitality II tercstsd,s 4 10 elimi-.
nate this ruling from The bylaws and
constitution 81 the ollege State hlotic;
{Asaociat Ion. VI I'm
Mr.. George SP.as Brett + resident of the
Macmillan Publishing CoEsoa ny, sof, NeWl
York and London, has been spending i q;
Jew days with tho faculty OF r ando lph-..
| Macon College, Fl Q 4 III tho larges pub
slisier OF books 4 III he \ world. Mr.. a aud
7 Mrs. Brett sarespending S q month In ira yely
ing through / the South from irglniaS ~
III orlda. II They lre visiting Il the college3
towns. NJ and Al NJ Brett s Incl den tally
making "a ], Informal study Of the edu ca
tional conditions. Flo ga " that III he q Is
profoundly impressed with tile signs %,
/ great progress ,ich54s appears him
i I'M this southland. AZ Mr.. and Mrs. Brett
left here to-day for tho, University Of
Virginia. From there they Will Y go to
SLynchbnrg, Va, and q hence 70 Chape
Hill. N. g. II
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Fatally Shot.

SsS Especial to Tho Times Dlspatc oh. y
s BRISIO OIL "A A. ] Nh: y, ~ harles Glib
son, colored ITS in q dy Ing ,condt ton rs
Sunday 81 Zoo Martin a negro bra KEENAN,,
Oh the Norfolk and Western yards here.
The shooting followed ~ quarrel .injWhich
ward s armed himself and went after & III
son. Martin Is! In Jail and WILL be given
q preliminary hearing before NJ ayor ltice,
of Bristol Va, to- norro ", 4
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SALE This Day.
NO "A nm Richmond Auction Co.
.slioneS4718 1205 .. Malli 9 - 81 3s
Auction Sale {o s. Antique ll '1!''.
French g ellaret ties Pier b 9 Z
q and M a5 i ii = e5$l Mir ors,
Bronze 81 ock, Chairs, q Etc. :',,'
5 Etc Jan an. .!l; 7th.A

NJ ~ ,v,l sell no DAY T iesd JAM {,
=, : =, AM lat 80 IA t OH ware
rooms, NJ. '19 East Street Y Il
Ia - !" u,ti1 Brass and 4 Nah ognrY; fine
n a5it Lear a. Frame Ninntel Genuine
French Plate; handsome ~ =
also Gold Leaf II anne a.nd FRENCH Plate:
several pieces OF BroI, zee ~ Manosan 2 Y
secret tiry, Shaving s tands, les <
Tables Antique Chair etc. will also .s 3
S1textra handsome Quart ersd Oak .C ham 1,
suitSof o. pieces Il Quarteredj Oak Chiflonier
4 Is fine Chartered a dle 8
Cases, Couches, Ext ensior 70 blcs..33 Iron
Beds, olding n Beds, 81 board Dining
Chairs. Wlllow$ r ock ers, ard obea, Carr
pets, Rugs, Drugs ets RI rro1ss.
etc., tic.
Lad s5invited to intend this sal es l5S{
RICEINT1NDEAuC &C. gs
Geo. II, Valentine, AUG ion eer.
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mi BY Richmond Auot Lion Co..
and Sss5 8SS
glg Valentine Auction G. ${ss
i 3ss General Auctio necrs. s IA TN IS I'm
So, 700 Stock of High. Grade
Gents F'urnis Kings,
AT8AUCrION,! sP'EClNL sAal
= 4, ,Jf,,r n, t,ho ,rratle

DIX
TAKE 4NOTICENTot tho Trade!
as BY the direction Of owners who are tl &C.
5clinlngj business, we will sell, al ours5W r.,
rooms No. 1905 S East M aln Street ~
sfioor) .SWEDNESDAY,,J aliuary u 81 b, com
Slnenclng 1920 a. NJ. y an .unusually8l large
W IA flne stock OF g en- is. Furnls rs y.
dozen Underwear such ils CobWeb. White
BLisle, Balbrggan Y q q. "a Is dozen n !ght
Shirts and ajamas 4 IS dozen MEMS Shnao.
IS dozen %, s. W.. G. liars 70 d oxen Fancy
Neckwear; about so dozen Nj rs Black
and Fancy HOSE; tine ire, ct Fancy sn \,
grade White " ests !: nice s took OF Gloves.
MufIiers, Handkerohiefs; fine line OF
Ladies Shoes, Stationery, Blank Books;
etc. etc Al Of the above hlg h.graatae, nna
OF tho best trade In that line. l55
TERM s: Cash. Is saleS a bsolllt
LoN TINE AIJcTIO Coz
AuctlOneers
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'TAGsA0WIg|RLAEREI'
F Oh SCI! sEC0hD|8Y'l|s!;11l.
Dainty Esther vVallace, 4 4 Rlch-i
mond Favorite, Is With 5,5
\ 3gS s5< the Company Il

"a ,,-rta s,hovv f1ir,t5n,t her trunk In tho
Observation-Disclosures Ara isatiied herself com \
ffnrfnhiv FOR 4. waek 4 1Atuy. Stella May
/ hat u MI INA si,ow Off i1Spnrticular, But
thereStro al lot 81 others N
4 n N Nan, 4 n 4 ~ ltAof,, Young va !.
f,nat,,' vice.. Riofmonders used ia xnow,
~ -, yhs t.nSa az u !. II N r ankles and
~ Il, s3atiieeI ,f,d SUthy,i nm tho sprcttltst
Wtivs it.,n rina bie. trha skirts have been
M Nan "a IN IA W tiia5Tiittie QUAKER no
ionss ~ ,isea the ,ronolit,A OF the Language
ofs her Sforefathers. SUI the sweet smile,
i,sI hriul,t nvns nd tho charm Of man !.
|Siier ara stlii d part Of the personality
~ r,sthar ~, ia n U IA an1, a "a verl 81
eirt @Vsa III 4 4 III appenreti IN vaudeville
sara- i ~ \, III 4 1nr Yincle oscar
|$siason, s1rSsthcr#syV aliuoe8 1T that time
was n rrcut f,vorltc,$ admired 4 by both
!, a. ma M wo n "a d, the at ter especially
n ,s iiffn tnt,t,ires over Herr n when she
stnnroI S,,,YSt IL io,iia stare last night,
few roeornized ! t,cr, and she might have
been I'D stranger, making fer first APP
pesrance in Richmond, % far / as any
was. concern Cd. ~ mere Us
sbe was I5sth s,owll y,
voice. sthe 4 best IN the company. \,
|$! ono Of the most 4 delightful surprises
~ I'm prod,ictIon after tlrat OF II he gre.
4 nnea rance here OF q Miss Wa llace y as
II ihc w rIt III AZ Violet Mem IS
c ci,S ., I, fYoniinirityi us ever
cnarmng u + edmond
s,ea. ever an Width
q !, ne tsssh
this little craat,ra Will " IS Y
Young voice her doll fa e. ata shes II,
slight;& but we'll pr loned re y
III child OF woman. Suf Zee 4it 70 so Y,
that sf,e IA Et'over seycli.,$but that what
over her Years may n bs 81 SHE laughed.
sails :, ~, .
81 -, - IL iron, tl,u
once u. y. u
raw q ~ hts 50 ller {9tgs Il, ], . w
sem met sh' hgt wo'',d see only
,,s. =, g, Il ~ ann vna II here tho
n ,,as roia NJ Sera "a lttlo that need be
. y = n " ~ n ~
SAG J! 9, q, !, Y Y
The z, !, ,,rndc.
being ana y, sca,,
tiorlShas peer, p!oy,isdea Y Il sca
equipment since ~ ISa sosl
80 NJ fs I'll HI
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Campaign Paper Sold.

(, 7VIE I'M Especial to Tho Tlmcs.D Ispat ,
N OANOlSE VI IA, jan. l6,--.'r ho4 81 fects
of tho Da! ~ Press, the epuhllcam paper
sold at Tauct ton to-day by T. r. Summers,
the trustee, Tho effects were purchas ed
by various part ies. IA n
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Furniture Office /; . . els i Il 4,
pewrit,e' 2 iiycl,tt; ure's, Mir N.
rors, Sewing Mac " 5l hines,
5|if Stoves. E tx; \, at Aucti ton

s 80 49, ~
Cherry Frame Pa rler suit, Ga ksand on ther
EChanrbe Suits, boa 9.
Tables, Chairs. n ckersj Single IA AID
Double iron Beds wi til Spring Odd }B 3'll:
reau q, 1Yashs tands s, Nj attresses,t1 II Ia tsp
8oftica { Desk il ypeWrlt err na rood order;
Pictures Mantel Mirrors, 10 Good Sewing
$Aia hines, i Wood and Coal lea tsrs, s. g ood
Cooking Stoves II etc. a so ~ Of otnsr
goods too numero us sEto m l1aulss
4 GEO v OLIVER, Auct ioneer..Sa
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.I.@C@GregorY.

s6Et3! (specIai to The Times Dlspat CHI VI.
AMI Err ST G. HI. a.. x am l6.---M Y
C. Gregory, a wei known q zen 81 TINS
lastgnight,8 Of ulcer OF the stomac n E 4!
VIII be buried to-morroW on Mr. .sil tt
sHarrlson's place at o clock
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.pEATHS,

fIc I,DsM'O RTII. IL ied. at her residence,
EaS lOI4 III, ia nuary TO- sl005 at y +.
8l M, 81 II. MI ID OF ", p,
TIA B,llnera ifnutice la ter, IN v H9
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Bibles Not Wanted.

4u,he Turkish government ! has refused
the request or + the United States and
Great Brituinsto permit the Snlot OF Btbles
IN tile streets OF Turkish 81 HOS. b n
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|Tohnr,i RaineS.l

Especial TO The Times d spatch.) 5L51s'
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA.,9 Jan. 16. Mr.;
John 8 Railes, OF Louisa county, dropped
dead al z his home last week While ma r
Messing a horse hi He was a. Cont derat, G
soldier and lost q hand during ne S; 7'I
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new AUTO RECORD:
Nile |. /. !! !3|.7 ] /. 6 J
FASTEST lie REC 0RDS
FOR AL [. L0C 0MOTI0N

}Locomot Ives. Il, Central - Sc l
Automobile II. y. I3owde ~. d. 81 Isl
Bicycles u, RI a, thour.. LOS Ia
Running turf ..... Salvador. ,,,.,. 1916 ia
Pacing. I. q. I. pal, I. B 80 l;5s
sTrotttng Lou Dlllon.... -. 1:5s ia
Ska ling ..,..,,J. Nissent 3:Ss
Running g. George, ;12 "a
Walking -. ,.,,.,.W, Perkins. ..,..,. 9 :223
Swimming RI Carl n Ill a-6f
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4 q. g LIN N "a N
i. N u n CIs1J MP.
n J a les ONCuR
Dirnctprs.$

Stntn Of Eirgi ii r tchrrlS
SSWqrfia to nd asuh scri bed be- Ors nls lilo
1ttll %tlaysEcf J:i . q,
T., FT3 w NBACK.4No Puhlic;S
NJ yscn,nini % M rch S6
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4 Failed 81 Quorum 81

NJ The Committee v on Gene terles wa s
scheduled Ito meet at {: $50 q clook yester-
day afternoon but "a "A Drum fa lied to
nppen !. sg3i. XII Si88G
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lanes F M Ghee..

Especial to The Tlmes- Dlspatch "a
James q F. MEG hee, a well known CT tizell
OF Louisa county. led denly recently
&at the dvanced s& al sc of e. ghty-sey, yen
years. a He was prominent in his section
and is survived Al by two q sons, 70 urteG q
sgrnndch children and six II great-gra7 ndctall-
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sTArEMEN TS4ii OF SaT He \ ri I'm GIxAI
a CioNDITIO IN O IN TIL 81
SPROVlDEN' 1|sSAVl GSS AMI[,

d STATE re nj ]. Fl p HI
CLOS o D,s slNDSS ia LAR Y:$S S3sS
II NJ a DE re- gSsst Ss
f ST!AItl1 CORR RATION
CONIMISSIO Nh
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T-'oB;TTUA.lI,.R'IY...
I mrs. Thorn sia Taylor. n

night n her home, near Rockville f1an.
q Mrs. STayior vas tie daughter OF the
late w. C ana Mary Ella She ton. Of
Hanover sic Ii SUR wed by two sisters
and four brothers. Mrs: W. @. snunders,
OF Roanoke !; n Mrs. Charles ". Atinter.3
OF Richmond; 5ainuel n M.E Shelton. Gofi
vicksburg. iatld w O.. sl'c "
ton, 81 Hanover, 4 and Joseph N. Shelton
81 Richmond. she leaves seven children
Mrs.. stape Dcitrick, Mrs. lilo Vaughan,
Misses Clare, Bessie and Jennie, and
Messrs. u Courtney Ind lille Taylor d
Hanover county. drs. ia ylor was sixty
years old. i (a
b The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. L. w. Smith. pastor'gof T'erea& Bnp..
ltist Church. from her deilce at 40
o'clock yesterday J. 81 III N
B, Mrs i. ell Price.
y fspecial to gThe Times.D ispatci,.) ii8 e,
f. ~ I 81 !, Price *
Ssa saaltSS ae aged
aHee ea, iWS II deat Price Is survived
by a. husband and an Infant. AZ Il #
p. Cofer.
special to The Times ispatoh) H55sq
sMITIFIELD Jan;. ~ iS-M II ,,,n
highly respected Il tixens, died Friday of
Sconsumpt ton. d During tho sCl vi War he
member of Gempa,yf a. y y n
Fl Chalmers, and was wounded IN the
I figi1t At eatlor's Greek. Tho wound I, was
q most serious on G, mimic ball strikin
ssssF h,ssyS
Sstroylns tie sgh 1T sof Sl,l eye
by y VIE an r s. one 7,
cashier III the Bank OF emithteld.
Mrs. Sarah Boughan.
Special ia The y imes-D lspatch.) IN
sDUNN's ErORE. a7V A...ggS y an. L16 Mrs.
Sarah Bouglan dow OF %. r. Boug han an
died Al Sunday morn Ing at b Poverty Hill,
iam aRd tss a Rfles
hon stead. Mr.. Bougti an, leaves twe
sons, James Bou char IL Missouri. !, and q
Everett g y rrnT
ton and a sister 81 j ohm Thomas croxton,
gOf III Essex. s, sS
I SF George Nv Anders son. D
Especial Is he lines p ispat ch) sSa
lJEF1ELD, Ja 2 4 e, 8 s,
And ersor,. CONNER g tlzeI II 9
Rr1n liz
Rs
Mrs. M. 2. Wberry 81.
"a Especial 70 The Ti,nes. Dispatch
PETEKSB y RG Ja n l6.-Airs,
Mary Elizabeth Dewberrypd ie ed last even
ing at tho resid ence Of Mrs. Mary Dew
berry, the widow OF hor.h SON. 1ESSs
40 MRS. Dewberry was nm e honored Chris.
tian woman 3 and had, been n EN- Der 81
Washing ton street setlio "a y plsco opal
church for II ears She was q wide "
and was 79 4 years q Nlrs. De wberry
was Il native oft Charle s al ty colln II N' g.
Il Ienry I etrick ssls
Especial 70 The plspAt ch j y,
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES v VA .,r On. y ~
8HenryStH etli ck, gof 81 otsyl van In county,
died Saturday at his home Of j cart d is-
ease, aged seventy two ears 40 Is sur
5vlved by his wtfe eli and several obi dren.
The remains were Drought to this city
and taken to his old home In Pcnnsylya--
MIA for intermen .Ss II II si$
James !. Nc Ghee.
Ess ~ Especial to The Times- Dlspatch.) S
XII FRIED NRICKSBURG.SY VA j an. II. MI,
James F. Meg hee, Is a we'll kno Wn citizen
OF Louisa county d ed ddenly ecently
gat s;t the dvanced s age of g,hty-sesyen
and is survived Il by III two sons 70 urteGn
grand hlldren and six sreat-gra dcl'l1-
Sdren. ;I si ri. KS
John Raines.
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M The level v 81 Asia

III 1T IS generally conceded Il by dramatic
critics tha he sWel Of a sia,, the new
musical coined ~ by + red eric$5 Ra nken and
Ludwig Eng the! very best work
that these talented sWrl tiers hay S ever
done Direct from IN ew ~ ork u L comes to
the academy for fto-morro w ma inee and
hight, and q overs Of good, cl lean, Ia US has
1 bic mus lcal come VI have a treat In store
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WI scRATcHEp DAY AN p ~ la Il J
with II scalp hum OF until clfed BY e,nr
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Light Committee. s5
The Committee on Light held q meeting
last night and disposed OF routine bus
moss. W.
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q BY Geo. w oliver Auctloneer, a
414 NY. Broad Street. Phone S22275
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REsOuRI;,.C,.,,:Es

81 -
Re- REso uRCEs.
and lsc,,nt II. VI lUg2$tI
Sticks EontlsS nn.l glncr tga ges, ~ Az
TIllrItturs md ~ aas @.,s
Checks aud otllNrs "a stl i ms l30 ~!
niclnls Ind a! a!3 w
. \. \, \ i. \. l. slsa,ssa An
5 fjfrah,at profits. lsaa amount AZ
b paid for iTteres pahses and SFs y. .SY
Xes . We, : so
TiRS q &
sS rotal I. I. ]. I, siss,2ss als
H /. wv. Gray Wa ttson. cas Ter. do olenll-sSs
iiY@swearg that tile lcye 49, q rue sta te-S
mont Of the financial c6nd ton OF the Fro
iyident Savings Ban 4. loca ted q Ricl
tnond In the State Of nla,3G y
close OF busi mess or the ~
sunry. to best of my
ena 0e''sS n. RAJ \; Cashier
JAMES WHIT M
Directorls 81
State 81 irsina.. city of & cl,molid g
sgS Sworn 10 and subs he'd bel orc me tnlS
GEO. ". n ITO oPERt n otary Pub .5s
Ny commission expires $16 tn Novetnb
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81 Geo.: q w Anderson

%,s BLuEFIELD,}SJv AN j an. C gorge
Syy. Al eraon. 4 4 prominent g tizen and !.
founder of the FrincetonS Journa tho
first neWspa per publ shed gln8 Ibis county
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AUyE,rI ON SALE 5, Future lays

5'' 80 GEo, sY. III YER, uctioneer.s
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RI Mrs. SarahaB oughan..

Especial "a The Times-D lspatc h.) E5 3333
S4DlUNN's Erro RE. Jan. Mrs.
Sarah Boughan widow OF @. r. Boug han,
died a Sunday rnorni ing q att Poverty Hill,
the old family res dence. and was buried
homestead. aSg Mrs.. sBougtia an leaves two;
sons 8 James Bou CHAN, Of N issouri and
Everett Bong han. of 4 com 9! Mrs
ton and nd lighter ofT ohm Thomas Croxtor,
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2FFsEDDRic KSBJRG.S lA.s,J an. !, II. m
Henry Hetrl OK, rs { Spotsy Val In county,
died saturday ct his home Of heart Is
ease, aged seventy -two. years .yy.H e As sur
3 The remains were fbroug \. to this city
and tia ken his old home in Pennsyl Iva
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
M n, DeWberry,

80 (gpecisl % The T1ines. DIspat Gu I.5l
PETEKSBU RIG ,,sSa9V ia n. 16.--,Mrs.j
Mary Elizabeth Dewberr led last even
ing at tho residenc OF Mrs. Mary Dew:
berry, the wild ow OF herr son J.
e Mrs. ewberrys was mn honored Chris.
tian woman; !, and y 1ad. been IA 3menbe i.
Washing ton Street Me tAod ist Eplsc opal
church for fly years. She was q wi oWi
and was s 70 ~ years IS old. {a Mrs. III Devb berry
a1xda ~ tive Oh aaA City &C in ky,saX a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

& Tho piece IS well put OH. tho costumes
Being br.Elit and new while the Sprodiulc.-
tonshas bAen5provlded w til new scenic y
equipment snce It was n here st, sea- sea
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-30
Cows Eating Frozen Grass.

1t is a positive fact that if you feed
cow a certain amount of hay and
grain from the barn and let her out in
the middle of the day into field where
there is lot of frozen grass she will
like it and will fill up Oh it just as
full as she can get, but will give less
milk than she would on just the same
amount of feed from the barn without
going out and filling up with this ''old
fog" as we call it, 1t is a positive in
jury to them. SO l say just as soon
as your feed is killed by the frost, and
it doesn't make any difference what
time of the year CT what season it is,
you had better put your cows in the
barn and keep them there and feed
them from the barn.-Cor. American
CultiyatOr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-30
HERE AND THERE

Select seed corn and have it thor
oughly dried by artificial heat before
freezing weather.
Perfection is considered a very prom;
ising addition to the list of currants.
It is claimed for the milk COWS Of
Holland that they average 4,227 Quarts
of milk per head per year on con-
sentative estimate
Those interested in cement for build
ing purposes will be pleased to know
that the great permanent exhibition
building on the Texas state fair
grounds at Dallas is built of hollow
cement blocks, cast whore used, the
sand and cement material being Sc
cured near by.
Where conditions are not favorable
for fall sowing of alfalfa Director
-Redding of Georgia advises as the next
best time the early spring, after the
danger of severe frost has passed.
Most of the surplus wheat Of tie
United States is produced in the coun-
try lying west of the Mississippi river
north of oklahoma and east Of tie
Rocky mountains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-30
The Onion Yield.

Commenting upon the onion crop, an
exchange remarks that while this
years report indicates a shortage Of
some 100000 bushels, it must be taken
into consideration that the past wet
season has been an ideal one for the
small gardeners to grow onions i'll
small patches on the upland, and often
these small acreages supply many Of
the town and city markets for a con-
siderable time, and again a short crop
is not always an Indication of high
price
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-30
CEMENT BLOCK COTTAGE.

satisfactory but not too costly country
cottages in this day of high priced lum-
Der. 1t is claimed for the concrete
block that it is now made practically
imperviOus to dampneSs, and where it
is cast upon the site local labor may be
employed
There is, of course, nothing new in
the employment of concrete. 1t was
used by the Romans in the construc-
ton of many of their largest works,
and it's economy and strength have
been recognized for years by our own
builders, but this adaptation of the
material to the erection of cheap coun-
try cottages is still novel here, and it is
not at all surprising that it is begin
ming to excite much interest The il
lustration shows a neat cottage COM
plete.
Advocates of this system of building
urge it's substantial nature and great
cheapneSs. They claim that cement
building blocks can fairly be consider
ed fireproof, and, being nonabsoEbent,
a house built of them would be much,
drier than one with walls of brick, u
quality which must influence favorably
the health and comfort of the occu-
pants; also, they say, owing to their
nonconductive properties a house built
Of cement blocks is cool in summer
and does not radiate the heat gener-
ated within in cold weather, and the
walls, which can be finished without
lath and plaster on their interior face
afford no refuge for mice, certainly a
considerable advantage.