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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
OTHER MATTERS.
General Holiday in City To-Day
The Decorations.

Business will be practically at stand
still during tho presence of the President
In Richmond. All the schools and col
leges, public and private, have granted
holiday, and banks. stores and factories
will close for at least n portion Of tho
day. Everyone Will be given an oppOr-
tunity to see the President. and the
streets will be thronged with people, In
coming trains brought In many people
from the outside yesterday and more will
come to-day,
The decoration of the city was nearly
completed yesterday, Hundreds of per-
sons visited Main and Broad Streets dur
Ing the afternoon and evening to see
the sights, The scene was very striking,
particularly at night, when some of the
great buildings We're lighted Nh from top
to bottom. One or two Of the electrical
displays were really notable.
The Fostottlce Department will join the
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citizens generally In celebrating the event
OF the visit of the President, and In order
to afford every facility to It's employees to
take part In the celebration OF the ett-
izens generally, tho following special
schedule for that day has been arranged;
.The executive offices Of tho postofllce will
Be closed at IL o clock, mid day. the stamp
window and the general delivery window
Will be open az Usual the money order
ana registry divisions will be closed to
the public from u TO q p. NJ. the carriers
viii make their usual deliveries, except
the last rip OF the day, which Will be
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USED THE PRESIDENT
FOR Advertisement EN- N !
His Picture Given AS a Prize b
a Dealer in a Certain
Tobacco.
CRy Associated Ioross.l

NEW YORK, October l7.--Presldent
Roosevelt has promised immediate ut
tention to u subject laid before him In
connection with the use Of his photo
graph for trade purposes. 1t appears
that In every NTH twenty-five pound
case OF a certain brand Of tobacco there
Is n picture OF President Roosevelt, the
other four containing pictures Of King
Edward tho Mlkado, Emperor William
and the Gear
Great Indignation was caused among
members OF the cigar trade Of tho United
States NJ, W. Diiiley, president OF the
Cigar Dealers Association of the United
States, wrote a letter to President Roose-
welt, In which he said:
II wish to protest against the use OF
your photograph In this manner; our
members consider It nm insult to YOU"
Secretary Loeb wrote. thanking Mr..
Ditiley and saying tho matter would
be inquired into.
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needed changes and yet preserve the his
fnrIc radit IONS u. and nHsociatIons that


needed changes and yet preserve the his
tcrlc traditions and associations that
have been handed down from the past
to the present. and that render the old
building distinctive and individual.
The orchestra will be stationed behind
a palm str4et at one end Of the salon
pnrlors Here, there and everywhere. the
eyes OF those present Will pc greeted py
flowers, roses. swansonia. palms and car
nations. disposed to advantage and add
Ing their fragrance and perfume to the
beauty OF the scene
Former Presidents have visited Richmond
but not since the coming OF Mr. a 1,.a
Mrs HAYES In 1877, has the wife OF the
Chief Executive been entertained In the he
home OF the Governor or Virginia There
fore, II is that the occasion seems all t ne
more notable and that the women o. t..e
CITY and state, following Mrs. Montague
lead. desire to render It as graceful, as
alignified and as cordial as It should . DC
for the credit Of all concerned.
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Going 10 Bed Hungry.
1t Ia All Wrong, and Man Is the Only
Creature That DOES It.

| 1t Is All WRONG, and Man Is the Only
| Creature That Docs It.
Tho complete emptiness of tho stomach
during sleep adds greatly to the amount
| OF emaciation, sleeplessneas and general
weakness 50 often met With, There Is, a
sleeping or waking and the supply OF
nourishment ought to DO somewhat con-
tinuous and food taken Just before retir-
Ing, adds more tissue than Is destroyed
i suit, DR.. w. r.. Cnthell says: "All ani-
mails except man eat before sleep and
there Is no reason In Nature why man
should form the exception to the rule"
sleepless would take light lunch Of
bread and milk or oatmeal and cream and
at the same time take safe, harmless
stomach remedy like Stuart Dyspepsia
Tablets In order to aid the stomach in d.
costing It, tho result will be g surprising
pigor, The only drawback has been that
/ thin, nervous dYspeptic people cannot d.
gest and assiminte wholesome. food at
night or any other tine For sucll t Is abs
STA Tablets. because they will digest the
food, no matter how weak the stomach
may be, nourishing the body and resting
tho stomach at the same time,
onti III s'e upon stu nSS pyspepss Tabists
in treating Indigestion, because It Is not u
quack nostrum, and know Just what
they contain, combination or yegeta-
BILE essences, pure pepsln;., They cure Dys-.
can't can't help but cure, stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are sold by druggists everywhere
at 80 ce..ts per package. They are In
lozenge form. pleasant to take, and con-
tain nothing MT pnTe pepsh
pounded Your druggist VIII tell you they
give universal satisfaction,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
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n Some OF the early symptoms OF weak
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back, rheumatism, dizziness. headache.
nervousness, catnrri OF tho bladder,
gravel or cnlculi, blonting, sallow COM
plcxion puffy or dark circles under. IN
eyes, suppression Of urine, or compeilled
to pass water often day and night.
The mild and extraordinary erect OF
the a+orld famous kidney remedy, Or.
Kilmcr's Swamp Root, is soon resIiiz 9st !.
It stands tho highest for It's wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases. II
you need n medicine you should nave
the best. tt}s
Swnmp.Root Is not recommended for
everything, but II you have kidney. liver.
bladder orsurlc acid trouble, you VIII iinu
It Just tho remedy you need. a#
Sold by druggists In tlfty-cent and one N 3
dollar sizes. You may have II sample
bottle Of Or. Kilmer's Swamp Root ana
q pamphlet that tells all about 1t. includ-
Ing many OF the thousands OF letters re-
ceived from sufferers cured, both sent
free by mali. Write DR.. lNlncr " Cos.
lBinghamton. IN. T., and please be sure
to mention that you READ this generous
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Dispatch" Don't make any mistake, but
remember the name, Swamp Root. Dr..
,Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the address,
Blnghnmton, N. Y, on every bottle.
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be on duty all day. Two ambulancess,
swathcd In the Amorlcan colors, VIII
patrol the streets along the route Of the
Roosevelt parade. During the afternoon
hours they Will be stationed where y, ,, the
surgeons will carry with them II supply
OF everything essential for the treatment
a number ct ''slght-seeing" parties have
been organized for the day Captain At 9. n
Frank w. Cunningham has had his
Church Hill residence beautifully deco
tied, aud has enrolled a little company,
Of children, about forty strong, who VIII
be stationed in his front yard to cheer and an!
wave flags as the President comes over
the brow Of Libby HUI: When the Pr esd
Franklin Streets the music will cease
PLAYING and the young adle 80 rem ~. tne
tic now Second Baptist Church, will sing
the national anthem. s& N nv b &
Colonel HAYES VII act {, as a, he
aIdns Of Chief Marshal Mills will assemble
on Fifteenth Street, north Of Main.
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~ ~ eIfyEft GrsFG9gEFt ~ Ig9
The Office o. the Mayor,
The city Hall.
: Richmond, Vau Oct. Is, 1905.


BY authority Of a Joint resolution Of
the Council OF the city OF Richmond,
approved oct. 49, 1905, business viii
be suspended It, the several depart.
ments OF the city government for the
Whole day on Wednesday, Oct. 49,,
heads Of departments VIII determine
IN their discretion what work Is alb.
soIutcIy sent,al In their several de.
parttnents and all other work Will be
suspended Tor the day. s8
The School Board Iof the city Of
Richmond has been requested to de-
clare a full days holiday In the public
schools Of the city, and It ls the car.
neat desire Of the city government
that there may be notable demon.
stratlon by the children In honor Of
the Pres dents Visit.
The City Council earnestly desres
that the merchants, manufacturers
and large employers Of the city ar.
range for at least "a half days holiday
FOR their employees, Beginning at II
O'Clock M. Of the eighteenth.
All Of our people are respectfully
urged to unite With the City Council
In efforts to make this day brilliant
and noteworthy by a general appear.
ance Of the people on the streets and
by such enthusiastic and proper DEM
onstratIons LOT hospitality and good.
Will as. will lmpress and crafty our
distinguished vlsltor, and do credit to
the ancient and honorable record OF
our historic city.
ss Mayor.
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" ]. BRYAN GUEST
DE- HONOR in !. TOXIC %.
He Enjoyed the Pure Japanese
Style Of Entertainments TO
Make An Address. rs 81
\ (By Associated Press.)

N TOXIC, October 1.-THE dinner gtvan
by the Experimentation Society at tho
Maple Club last evening in honor OF w
T. Bryan, was an eminent success. Ba,-
ron Kaneko presided. MIR. Bryan EVIL
IDENTITY enjoyed the pure Japanese style Of
entertainment He said thnt the historic
cordially Of both nations had been fully
demonstrated both by word and aUGon.
Mr.. Bryan will be entertained at lunch
con tomorrow by Count Okuna, leader,
OF the progressive party, and also will
persty. 3 Ky VI f54sil3 6 ,6 Il
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SOUTHERN TRIP RI
To BEGIN TO DAY.
CONTINUED from First Page.

Z
waiter 2. Clark. the New York Sun Sun Press re- =
/: Association. .,,,
back and come to washington, u "'IeH
| panied by MIR. Elliott.
Speak at Ashland.
: The only stop which viii be made be-
tween washington and Richmond will be
n Ashland where the President VIII
make a short address to the students q
lRandolph-Afacon College It was stated
H this afternoon that while he had pre-
!. pa red the address he will deliver IN Ken
\ mond, Il the little talk he will make to the
| college boys will be entirely impromptu,
,certntnly3it has mot been Wri ten. WI
1.-THE Presidential train Will consist Of
| FOUR cars, including a. combination bag
gage and coach. a diner, compartment
car and the Presidents private car. as
/ the Pullman Company terms the one IN
which he has made all his trips.
The car Is most luauriously appointed,
and is 80 strongly constructed that 1T
could receive q mighty hard bump wit n
Eout being denied. Colonel Brown will be
lin charge of the train as the represen-
atatiye Of the Southern Railway. for while
the Washington and Southern and the
! Seaboard Air Line will handle the train
I from Washington to Raleigh, nearly all
the rest OF the trip until the party
breaks up Mt Memphis, will be on the
I uthern. !j3. II F55Fls !. .8t5
u AT the latter city the President, Mr.
Loeb and surgcon-G General RixcyS will.
proceed to New Orleans, while he rest
OF the party will return to Washington.
The President Will reach New Orleans at
0 o'clock Thursday and will remain in
lBthe vcr-stricken city nineN hours,
longer time than he will spend in any
other on his trip. He Will deliver an ad-'
, dress. take sadi on the river. be enter
tanned ut luncheon. and will probably
visit the Emergency Fever Hospital. He
will then proceed down the river on
lighthouse tender and go aboard the
cruiser West Virg mia, on which he will
come back TO Norfolk
\ AT that port he will go aboard the May
flower and come up the Potomac. arriY-i
Ing here sometime on the morning OF
October 3lst. It Is believed there Is q
chance that he may pay a very hurried
visit to Norfolk. Should he decide to do;
50. the authorities will be duly advised
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omitted; stations IA and ~ !" will CON
form to the requirements OF the above,
adjusting their hours after midday to
meet the needs Of the service; box col
lections by regular collectors will be
made on all trips, except the l p. M.
trip which will be omitted.
The corps of diets of the Virginia MIL
itary institute, three hundred strong. I'M
der command Of Colonel L. II. Strother,
left Lexington last Mi ht at 10 o'clock on
O special train over the Chesapeake and
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TO FORTIFY TERMINALS
OF THE PANAMA CANAL
nv AssocInted pross

WASHINGTON, October l7.-Fortfica-
ton of the terminals of the Panama
Canal will be one OF tho SUBJECTS consid-
cred by Secretary Taft when he makes
purpose he will ba accompanied by menu
bers Of tho first committee Of the Taft
Notifications board, III
The canal treaty now In force and which
superseded the Clayton Bulwar treaty,
makes no mention of Qualifications. but
does allow the United States to Use such
military force as may be necessary to
police and protect the canal
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Terry Simpson Better.

WICHITA, KAN, October l7.-Former
Congressman Jerry Simpson showed lm-
provement Tonight after suffering a
hemorrhage to-day, and the attending
physician said he might live through the
night.
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Ohio for Richmond. They will march In
the parade In honor of President Roose-
welt. They were accompanied by the tao
the superintendent. reached Richmond
yesterday. The cadets will be met at tho
station by q battalion Of the Seventieth
Regiment. jsy5 f&5
All arrangements have been made for
looking after the sick and possible VIC
times OF accident IN the streets to-day.
The full corps of ambulance surgeons will
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OBITUARY.
\ Mrs, Bridget O'Dorunell.

Mrs. Bridget 'Donnell, widow Of Mr..
ymornng at her home, SCI North: Eleventh
Street. She was seventy three years Of
age. She Is survived BY one son and two
idaughters-NIr. Harry O 'Donnefl, Of the
theatrical firm OF Ward 8 Co. and Miss
Mary o Donnell, OF. New York. and Mrs.
Maggie Slater, Of this city. a
The funeral announcement WILL be made
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Miss Helen Dillon. of washington, p. G..
after a pleasant visit to her brother. Mr.
ed home. While here Miss Dillon attended
the Horse Show and was a visitor at Old
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7 DEATHS.

sHIGGINs.-Dted, at his fathers resi-
dcnce, at $40 a. M. Tuesday. Oct. nth,
JOHN r. HIGGINS eldest son Of John
L Nj. and Kate G. Higgins. .{S Fs.
FRAY Oct. Goth. at 10 a. M
Monday 18th at Q p,
M, w. c. ROBINSON, aged fl fty-nine.
Funeral from his late residence. 1905
Dance Street, WEDNESDAY, 18th at ~
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no CURE A. COLD IN ONE, DAY
Take LAXATIVE i,EoItO QulnlncS tablets.
Druggists rsfnd money IL II falls 70 cure, ~. w,
GROVES signature IA on each box, aS.--<Aqys
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Sister FideliS,
lSpecial Ia The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


4 ROANOKE, VA. October 17.-Slster FL
deus. Of ST.. Andrews school. died this
morning, dyed 90 years. She was a na-
tive Of Ireland. and had been q Sister OF
1 fortune when she entered the sister-
hood. which she. gave to her sister. who
resides In Ireland, She viii be buried In
tho Catholic cemetery in this city to-
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Mrs. It. !. Beale.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) Ssi
u SUFFOLK VA. October 17-NIrs Elisha
". Beale, widow OF the late Rev d. w. =
aged II years. She had been unconscious
three weeks 18th paralysis Five daugh-
terS and q son survive her. gl35glsl
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Marvin DepgS,

TRvINGTON VA, October 17.--Marvin Ii
Deggs a youth OF eighteen years, died
near here Sunday after three weeks OF
structure Of the bowels. lie had been
Ia great sufferer partnkng only Of wa
" afterwards vomiting that. s Doctors "A
#Nowblll and ~ Chewing made \ q post-a
mOrten exuminn tion gs3s -E7f7{l55S
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s. = Simpson.
- 49, ( ~ -, & "a (

M Especial to The Time s-Dispatch.) NO
RI PETERSBURG, VA, October I7..---- IL:
morning at the home Of his sister, IS
Mary, Simpson. Mr.. 4 Simpson was iiftys-;l
seven years old II and formerly lived NJ N
Petersburg. but for many years was 4 q
railroad man, and at tho time &of his
death was chief clerk in the office Of the
Auditor or the Atlantic and West Pointl
Railroad, at SAtlanta,S Ga. He entered this:
Confederate service at the age OF rour-B
teen served in the army and navy, and
at the end of athe war was with the
washington Artillery, Of New Orleans. s.5 .
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-23
81 ~

We are at peace with all the world, which of
Course, does not signify that we will not be at
war again when the opportunity offers. We
simply have to declare peace once in while to
make new start, but really we feel good TO-
ward all our neighbors, including those who
have been considered our enemies. We regret
that there are any-we especially regret that
there so many of them. Some of them are pos
sibly more worthy than we have been wont to
admit and we forgive them, even IT they do not
sue for peace. The only induce ment we hold
out is that by standing in and keeping in the
straight and narrow they may have the pleas
ure of observing the operations of the lambaster
from the near side.
What Hoke Smith really wants is to be
United States Senator and he thinks the COVER
norshp is line Of direct promotion. Hence
his negro disfranchisement proposition which
he expects to use to thwart the will OF the people
and put him in Washington.
That disfranchise ment bill will not apply
especially to negroes, but will read like this:
mo MAN shall be allowed to vote who can
not READ and INTERPRET any part of the
constitution to the satisfaction of the election
managers"
Then doke Will try 10 nave men at every
precinct who Just cant be satisfied unless the
voter is for Hoke Miedgevile News.
Editor Vaughn, is no fool unless he's gone
crazy since we saw him therefore we are forced
to the conclusion that there is something else
wrong. The above quotation from his paper of
the 21st betrays either want of understanding
or downright dishonesty if he is at all informed.
Under Mr.. Smiths proposition NO WHITE
MAN will be disfrancrised. If Editor Vaughn
doesn't know that to be fact he should at once
inform himself, or if he is informed, he should
not allow his predjudices 70 lead him into such
unpardonable misleading [mis] statements.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-23
ROyaI Arch MaSOns Elect Officers

Fitzgerald Chapter No. %, r.
A. M. held their annual election
in their hall rooms in the Phenix
building, Tuesday night, with
the following result:
]. H: Mays-H. P.
]. E. Mercer-King.
W. R. Dykes-Scribe.
S. M. Whitchard-Treas.
J. 1. Campbell-Secretary.
C. A. Bucher-Capt. Host.
]. H. Hicks-Prin. Sojourner.
w. B. Moore-R. A. Capt.
E. Nicholson-Master 3rd V.
J. B. Russe1l-Master End VI
H. A. Burkhart-M.. 1st V.
G.. E. Ricker-Sentinel.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-23
Favorite Park Stock Company
Next Week.

The Favorite Park Stock Com
pany will be with us again next
week, presenting new list OF
plays, with change of bill night
ly and matinee on Saturday. The
prices will be IS, Is and IS cents
for reserved seats. Mr.. Parks
company is resting in town this
week. He reports excellent BUSH
ness since his fall engagement
here, during which time be has
been in coast cities.
We have gifts as rich as any
one can desire, yet our stock
holds numberless beautiful and
worthy objects that those whose
incomes are modest can easily
afford to give.
E. A. RUSSELL, Jeweler.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-23
EOO.oO PER ACRE FOR
IRWIN COUNTY FARM.


Il IRWIN COUNTY FARM.
Judge Henderson sold 165 acre farm just
Hsde the city limits, on last Saturday to Mr..
81 N. Hudson of Pulaski county, for $4,000,
a beautiful home and splendid farm houses.
y. Hudson is sterling citizen and we are glad
have him locate in the city.-Ocilla Dispatch.
Il n
q Mou1trie has had $4,000 fire.
NJ The people of Colquitt county have organ
20 in their fight against the blind tigers and
DRe put it up to the courts and court officials
2nunish the criminals.
H Fitzgerald has no empty store rooms-not
A in the business section, Notwithstanding
rec number have recently been built. 1906
III be great year for building and general
|pgress.
We are in receip. of the Christmas pro-
ANNE for the Pierian Society of the Fitzgerald
Seh School, the front page of which is handsom-
ii decorated, the handwork of our little friend
tie Blum, who has perhaps the best natural
int for drawing of any girl in the city. She
# great friend of the Enterprise and one OF
most faithful composing room assistants,
en not in school,
The Vienna News, edited by T. A. and w.
Adkins, offers Candidate Howell this piece
isolation and sympathy:
THE editor has told us, in a nice way
81 course, that he did not want to see any
lore paragraphs in this column tavorlng
IA. Howell for governor. But cheer up,
Lark, we are Chats new. 10 tor you
la will remain so, even if we are getting
evilish lonesome. Don't really know who
ae boss is for, but have Hoklsh idea"
The Enterprise, of Fitzger aid, glow
=ply describes an ordinary lemon, weigh
sSA9 one pound, grown in that city. 1t the
Hatement had originated from any other
4Anrce, we might have questioned It, but we
IN vouch for Bro. MERGERS integrity
fRllapoosa Journal
]. Thank you, Burd, we told it straight. The
bn was as large as an ordinary grape fruit
IS solid and perfect as lemon ever grew,
k for a whole pail of lemonade, and there
|A& eleven of these fine fruit on a tree about
<Ne feet high
k After spending day in Fitzgerald, Mr..
la w. Paulk went back home and commit
Ksuicide. Mr.. Paulk was clerk OF the
etor court of Coffee county.-Dawson
ANycw, that's unkind and we should not
4 me Editor Mercer if he used his lam
ter on the gentleman who ISLANDERS his
III in any such way.-Thomasville Press.
No SANDER on our town, brother. The
8osllow had never heard of the Dawson
h3r its editor and did not realize that there
IL much in the world to live for.
es. wei won all the money we bet on the
"a. but we are afraid to say how much.
Hanlon may jack US up' about 1t and
iocal hobo may take it before the Grand
There is no law, moral or statutory,
iii a man backing his judgment with an
An dollar. 1t is not the least bit akin to
the great american. sin OF gambling,
common hobo does not know that, and
il once in recent years they have sought
- obscure the enormity of their own
Ikumping up imaginary clues against
people: