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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
IMMENSE IN BARN AND
|TSICONTENTS BURNED.
Fire Near the Home of Captain
\ Dan Lee, in Stat
ford.
fsnecial to Tho TImes- DIspatoh,)

98s (SDeciul to Tho ulmes-DlSpatC|'|
a TREDE ClSsBURG Var Sept. o. u
The large barn and Stable on the WOOD
lawn farm, in Stafford county; about
two miles frem this city, Owned by
Capt, Nj H. Rove, was destroyed ny h ~ q
last night. The farm is Just opposite
"Hlghland Home" the residence Of Capt.
Dan, Nj, Lee and family, and the fire
was discovered by Mi, Smith l4ee, VINO
hurried to the farm residence and aronsr
ed Mr., Willoughby, an employe, N the
meanwhile Miss Lee notified Capt.
ROVE at "Brompton,'' by telephone, and
he hurried to the scene, hut when he
arrived tho building WAS nearlY destroy
ed, Tho contents which We're also burn,,s
ed, included binder, mower, severa!
harrows, sets of harness, eight tons OF
tailed hay and some grain, The loss
is nearly covered BY insurance Cant,
Rove will rebuild, The origin OF the
Are Is unknown. js VI 5 4 !,
4 Mrs. II. w. Bartlett, Or, II. u. Sega r,
". barron, OF Richmond county.
have each entered suit in the Circuit r ais
{Court OF Richmond county, for ST. 500
damages, against the Maryland, Della
ware and Virginia Railway Company,
iof Baltimore II Is alleged In the suits
that the parties went to MAYORS on the
SRappa hammock River, on a certain day to-
board the steamer Essex, which was
scheduled to stop there, but for some
reason failed to make o land!ps. SeY-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26


inal assault In this city last y une on Res--8
sic Shelton, the deaf and dumb girl also
OF Pittsylyanla, was commenced In the
Corporation Court Tits incrn'ngs paW-.ss
son Is being represented by George
Rison, Of CHA hnm It has been ncceS-SS
sary to write each, question and 81 low
THE girl to take her time -, reply. She
was on tho stand seven hours TO day
and when court adjourned the attorn4ys
were not through with her, ana she VIII
be recalled In the morning, @ Il 4 SSBESS.
The girl Is not making her yidence sass
strong as she did mt the preliminary
hearing and before the srand jury as
she has denied the stronss1t atelnents
made against Dawson before the police
court, which will tend TO greatly weak
the case Tor The prosecut lon, loawsons
is accompanied Ii, coin by his II! ..aaa1id
child, The public has heen excluded from
the court-room by Judge Christian, 5S
~ 1t is expected that the case can ga&te5
the jury some time tomorrow q ternoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
McCaullB handicapped.
LEWIS AT PEARISBURG..
Aston Cabell and Judge s. a w
Williams U Uphold Demo cracy.8
(SpecIal to Tho 3Tilnes- Displtch.) 81


EAST SRADFORD. VA septemb Der q. ---
Judge lyunsford L. Lewis, Republican
candidate for Governor spoke at Pearls
burg, Giles county, to-day, and was met
by a big crowd and great enthusiasm
His speech was pronounced a a. fine one
and Judge Lewis expressed himself
pleased with the reception accorded him,
The Republicans had the courthouse
}fromX II D clock till ~ and Judge Lewis
was followed by Colonel Browning. i
,Poca hontas, and Samuel Hoge.s Of Roam
Soke. The courthouse was packed and
Judge Lewis made a. fine inn sslon.8f
THE Democrats had n brass band, but
their crowd was hardly as large as that
which greeted Il the Republican candi-
date. Their meeting lasted from y till I'll
when Mr.. James Alston Cabell, Of Rich
mond and Judge Samuel Williams. of
.Wytheville. made speeches that en-
Enthusiastically r ceived. ,.4
Judge Lewis took ,su PIPER, at Ho tel shere.
East Rndford. and left at s 30 o'clock
for Roan oke. In 4 a brief int ervlew, he
expressed himself pleased with the
look In Southwest Virginia and satdathat,
many Democrats had expressed their 8in-s
tentlon OF voting the Republican ticket
At Joncsville. Lee county, he had the
crowd that had ever assembled
there, It was said. e "a
Judge Lewis will speak at Pulaski Tues
day night and at East Radford Wednes-
day night. AZ 80 III f8. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26

eral lawyers have the case In charge.
Republicans of Middlesex and Mathews
county have nominated J.. IT. Merchant.
iof Mathews county as the Republican
candidate fort hey House 10 n Delegates
In opposition to MI, G., N,iiT, Lane, OF
Mathews, 8who&is tho Democratic can
sdidate, &
81 a mule belonging to Mrs, Martha T..
Alsop. in spotsylyania county fell into
an old we'll, twenty feet deep. while
grazing lsaturday,b hut wns hauled out
with ropes, alive and ,ninjured, by q
force OF tlfteel, men. IL
Nh, Moncure Bowler of Falmouth,
who Is foreman at tho Silk Mills here,
( has been suffering from white swelling
for the past ton years, hut has had
his lett Les annputated and is now
doing we'll. Il q ! "a 5i
II "a new school has been added to the
publp school system here, made nee
eHsflry by the overflow. Of white pu-
pills, who have entered for the pres
5entY session, and Miss Agnes T, Roach
has been appointed teacher, X
Elizabeth Owen Scott, young dnugh-
ter of Mr., Hugh d, Scott, was hurried
yesterday In the city cemetery by tho
side of her mother, who died about two
weeks ago. n i
V Tho engagement Is announced Of Rev
Robert White, OF Greene county and
Miss Placide BrIdgers, OF Tarboro. N,
O.. the wedding to take place In tho
early winter,
u Mr.. Marvin b. IIamack and Miss Mar.
garet Annie Cralle, of Richmond county,
will 4be married on September 18th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Open in James City
,snecial e The Tlmes-pls1p,ntch.)

T7E19 M Especial TO The TImes-U lspHtch,) m
WILLIANisBURG,Y VA September 25--
The Republicans opened their campaign In
James City county Saturday at Toano,
The following speakers We're present and
lad dressed the crowd B Fl. f,lfNyal lcott Of
Norfolk; q. N. Wise, of Newport News; 4
George A, Hanson. former Republican
nominee for Congress from the Richmond
district, County Chairman John s..
Charles presided and introduced the.
Speakers 5l q .sls 81
'Mr,yC q. i. Harrison OF New Il ent, was
present and made a short address an q
5nouncIng his candidacy for the House Of.
Delegates from this DISTRICT XII "a 4
h state Senator j. N, Harmon, Republic
can canaldate for State superintendent
courthouse here Friday. September 18th.
at 8 o'clock r, M Is 5B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Coming Marriage III Louisa.

49, (specialgto Tho Times Dispatch.) s
3ss LOU lisa, y, September Pot There was
quite a stir$in society here to-day when
1T became known that a marriage license
had been Issued to Mr.. Willie Il. NcLen-
don and NlHs Annie r. Barrett. the ccre-a
rnony to take place October 5th. sii
r.. L. Barrett, The Oldest and most prom
Sitcnt physician in the county and who3is
closely connected with some OF the
Ewealthiest families OF New York. Mr..
AfcLendon Is connected with the Govern.
E1ncnt Land Survey and Is Of a prominent
South Carolina family. ia " sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
.rHETVENANG O4DIsABLED.
Bound for Baltimore and Now
Two Days Overdue.
Especial to The TImcs-D l.

9923 Especial to c3Tlincs- Dlspat cl1.
5ss$$s NORFOLK V4A., September q, Captain
Harrisburg. OF the British steamship Or.
sthin,s which passed In the Virg!n:n Capes
to Baltimore to-day, reported g the Brit
18Th steamship Venango. Of the Neptune
Line, broken down 100 miles east south-l
cas- t Of Cape II enry. She. is bound for
Baltimore and is two days oyer-d ue. l5.f5s
sS The battleshlp Texas, Rear-Ad miral
Dickens, the Monitor Arkansas and the
igunboa Dcbuque arrived y here t day.
The Texas and the Arkansas will stay at
the navy yard for repai re-. ". .ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
.,Da;,,vs'iies-Mundy..

fY{ VI Special to The Times Dispat ch.) M
CksBURG.a VA, Ma Septembe
Pm +. Robert FL Davies. o e Alexand ra.B
Mrs. Mary! N1undy$ of Orange county. were
married las + weekia theYShome OF the
brid e,5 Rev. W. 4 F. Flanagan Off ciating.
OF Fl honor, and Mr.. Sidney H OLSON, OF 4
Alexandra n lest man . e N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
''T|'.H.ECAMPAI.G|:'IN||.l.||S!|;I..
GR0A | \
: joint Debate Yesterday Be
tween Fine Speakers at 81
Houston
.MEssRs. LAsslTER AND GLASS
trheyTMeet. Messrs. John c. Blair.
u and 4 Pat McCarll o ther
sfsa M ceilings
to rhe Times Dlspatch.)
2bff }i3gf.--->-----------.---- 3f AEANF -


HOUSTON, a., Sept 25.--T day was
Halifax Court. Ma for F'rnncis Rives
Ltssl ter and Congressman Garter g lass
represented the Democrats and Captain
Pat NJ Cnull and Assistant District At.
5torney John G. Blair, the Republlc
"a joItt discussion was arranged. Hon.
in C..4 Watkins, b a Montague leader ~
the county. introduced Major IIassitcr,j
and n in 80 doing stated that Montague
had been fairly Sbea ten and hat we
were, now ali Martin men " ii 4 3s
q "A Brilliant Opening.
4 Major Lassiter made d brilliant open
2ing speech eloquent and argumentn-8
tive. and I. he held the closest attention
OF the llarge audience, which fred uently
Interrupted him wi Til loud q prllat,,se g
q Mr.. Blair followed III a rather taking
speech. strong and vigorous from ID his
point OF view. Is A 81 6. y
IS Senator IA rksdule Introduced Mr.
Glass. and IN doing SO made q ten min M
atitesS speech, In 3 the delivery Of which
The received an ovation. his stat ernentl
that the Democrats had tried ito va 81 81
the black out Of an unwilling Republl
tcanism being greeted with u''s'
applause. Es " ,fi 3SS B. rs S4 s n
~ Mr. Glass surpassed htmsel In reply
ing 10 Blair Witt eloauent and a.; sa 9,
castle BY turns. hey rubbed 1t into his
opponents to the great deltgh Of i. the the
audience. tis NJ M n; X W. 8
Caull H handicapped.
st captai, Me- aull u ii reply Il made an
entertaining and witty speech, but ne
swns evidently laboring under the effect
OF Glass e a first speech. and took up q
great norton Of his time in discussing
d he tariff and Cleve1and's administration.
Mr.. Glass. j n concluding, made a, err
rife onslaught on the Republican party,
and the audience repeatedly che ered his
telling hits at NlcCaull. At the end they
gave Mr. 6 lass three rousing cheers
and went W forward to the stand to
shake "a his hand. Una tionaHy y the the
Democrats had all he best Of i Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Ice Il tho chairman M, wllilam

law of1ice Of the chairman, Mr. william
'EubankyS 38ssSSS q m VI # }} 81 III
I Mr.. fjubaiik WAS re- elected chairtr1at,
ana Mr.. Hunter Miller was again elected
'secretaty. B II was decided to hold d con--
vention to sroininate d candidate to sup-S
ply the vacancy for a Representative iii
the House Of Delegates. caused by the
recent sudden death 5,f "A. w. Scott. who
for that office. 8s ~ .lltAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Wife Murderer Guilty.

IN i35 If (I3y Assoclated Press.) adI IlTT w
5COyINGrON.B GA, Sept The jury
in lthe case OF Columbus w, Walker,
charged with wife murder, this after
noon at five o'clock rendered n verdict
OF guilty with recommendation for life
Tho juryiwas out less
than forty minutes. .sl III Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
I Married, IN Washington

Especial to The Times Dis spa tch.) a 59
Il WILLIAMSBURG &VA...29 SeptemberG25.--
Mr.. Edwin Saunders and Miss Ruby
Mnuplna were married Vi in Washington,
yesterday afternoon. Tho groom is the
son OF Mr.. 7. D. Saunders, and the bride,
both OF this city. Both OF the young people
are quite poplar. Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders
were expected Z to arrive here this eyo-
nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Negro Man Drowned,

M Especial to The Times .! spa tch, w r ss#
WARSAW, a VA, September 25.-Dan
Fisher (eolored), aged 20 years, was
drowned OFF Farnham Creek RapEs, IN,
mock lPiyar, at -four o'clock this after
noon, Fisher was attempting toiplace X
rudder on i boat, which was under sal
and fell overheard. The body was res
covered nv X SlS s}3 i sSS Il e5ssss'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
At South Boston.

~ Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.)a N n
z SOUTH III STON i, VA Sept 25,---Capt.
r.. i II. Alcgaull, OF sLynchhurg, and Ion,
John g, u Blair, Of yYyt neville. addressed
q large crowd Of voters In Easley's lWare-
house Tonight In behalf of the Repllb9-
lean ticket. Tho speeches were along
the same lines as at Houston to- day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Grim

Especial ia The Times D1spa tch.) sstSi
WINCHESTER, y "a, Sept. 25.--Mr..
Floyd 4 B. Grim and ISIS Carrie Bea n,
a popular young coupl g, were MARI ed to-
mi sht by iIev.{ Charles T:liW eed. Z of Mars
iket Street Methodist Iplsco pal ]. Church,
the the. groom's father George ". Grim. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
sBenson-Ashburn.

(special5to The Times -DispatclO
ilFREDERIC KsBURG. Az September
22 q. NIr Richard Benson and Miss Virgiet
Ashburn, both 5E OF 858 " GEMS, gst Lancaster
county were married a few days ago at
the BAPTIST parsonage at White Stone, I'm
.tlGlt county, Rev g. VI Bradley offlc T.
ing, siagSS hui 55S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
a Daily Mortualr,,'y Report

Deaths report ed to Board of Health
n Whife-Alice s. Burton, aged forty-eIght
years; place Of death, D. zig North
Eighteenth, Iames 2, Smith, aged tWens
South Laurel. XII NJ 5s } !3lss s4sss 4,
VI Colored- Annie. WI anlson, AGED ten
days. place OF death, Ilenrlco county:
julla Howard, & aged 5one year; place of
death, NJ aOs West 8ppyal, sa8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
He:rr,rin,g,.-:-West.

Especial Ito The Times Dispatch.) M
us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, September
Is M r. RI chard 4 H. Herring and Miss
Mary; r. West, both OF Orange county,
were married last wee K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Stone---.-Lacy.

e 55sf 4: Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
N FRBDER1CKsBURG Va. September
.25 Mr. E. b. tone and Miss Mary Lacy,
Eisa2 county were ma ri ed last week q at
iSoutllIAnna Church.rinft that county, Rev
III; 4y K afNyiiknson officiating. ,3.,8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
/ |. |. ]. | !: ! $
cured Quickly Without Pain by Using
Pyramid Pile: Cure. s{5
A Trial Package Mailed Free to All Whs
Send Name and Address,

Atrial Package Ma lied Free to All Who
Send Name and Address, G
We want every pile sufferer to try
Pyramid Pile Cure Mt ourS expense.
4 Tho trial package which we send Will
bring immediate relief from the awful
torture 81 ltcnlng. bleeding, burning. tan
We Send the free treatment In Il plain
sealed package, With nothing TO indicate
Y pyramid Pile Cure Is put up In tho
form, OF suppositorlcs, which are applied
directly to the affected part. Their ac-
ton is immediate and certain, They are
sold at SO cents q box by druggists every
Where, and one box will frequently effect
lily the use Of Pyramid Pile Cure you
viii avoid an UNNECESSARY, trying and ex-
psnsive exam!aS,tlog By EhyshlISlan p and
privacy o. your own home 5at 8trlaing ex-
p 'sAftar using the free trial package;
which we mai n perfsetlIy plain wrap W
ages from druggists at so cents each, or
We viii mail direct IN plain package upon 81
silssyiramid buildirE iAdarsha \, Miysl s'9 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
. ReYerco tnb and Davis. v

III 3lTDE OHD C 1TY.asYA., Sept 2.-.here3
was much nctlYlt VI Iii Repub llcah circles
to-day. Colonel Campbell Sletnp wus
here. l At noon Messrs. "A. ReVorconb nnd
beverly Davis spoke In the courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Failed 5of Quorum

ID The Joint Committee ON Finance and
Grounds and Buildings having under, con-
federation the proposed sale OF he Clark
Spring properly, failed Of agorum last
Claims s9 The Water Commit tee disposed
OF no business of aimportance.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
THE TRIAL OF DAWSON.
Testimony Of the Girl Not Sc
Strong AS in First Hearing,

Especial to The Tlmes- DIspatch,l M M
t LYNGHBuRG, # YA., Sept, ,22b,---The
trial OF the case against Raleigh 3,
Dawson, the Pittsylyania county man
who Ii charged With att epapting . GRIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
WILLIAMS ON RNETT.
Miss Laura Burnett Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. w. II. Williamson.

& Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
,A s; !; s,sp.eGbe %
and Miss 1,atira Burnett, Of Floyd were
married yes erday "a Christi ansbtrg BY
Rev. j j. Ringer. The ceremony took
place ut the homo Of Mr.. George Wilson,
The BRIDE 4 Is the pretty daughter OF
Mf. and Mrs AboJ Burnett, one Q [ tho,
veal hest farmers and cattle ruiscrs Of
Floyd county. The bridegroom Is h pros
porous and Ghighly-es teemed young busi-
ness man OF East Radford The young
couple have many friends who Wish them
long years ofIWedded bliss. Y 5s3 4l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Mr.. Ingram Here, Y

Mr.. John II, Ingram. af Charlotte .Court,3
house. Ia In the city. ht;yipgl his full stosAs
OF fal goods. Mr.. ingram as "a pronllneNts
merchant, N and does most Of hiA A9rss
chasing here. Sg y III!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
-Mrs;. Kate Bright.

ji3a{li Especial to- The Tlmes-p Ispatchl u
STAuNTON. Var. Sept. q: --NIrs. Kate
died hero. to-day, aged t1fty-three years,
Wit erysl pelns, # 3ss 3 35s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
[.
Funeral 81 Mrs. Burton

M The, funeral servi ces of Mrs. Charles II !.
Burton were held from, Christ Church;
yesterday afternoon at 8 o. clock. s In ter
sment was in OnkW0od. s5 "a 55 sStss
OF one OF Chris s faithful followers She
leaves husband and two chi ldren.
Farewell. dear Children lament no more;
ST am not lost, but gone before N II a
Behold this place ~ n which I IL; s M
,,A 9 .;yonHare now 50 once &c va. " =
~ 10 leave you thus all forlorn.
Yet hope on. children. do not delay;
s1a Think OF your other, and still obey
@ li1death your troubles soon Will end. .
Pray for me- but do not cry;
asl rhc Saviour died for you and ]. u
Captain q. B. LeCato.
Special to- The times lDIspateeh;} 4, 81,
fred Browne I.ecato, for eighteen years
with the Merritt & Chapman Wreckin rs
Company here, died at St. Christopher's
ton resulting from ptomaine \ poisoning:
supposed to have followed the entlng Of.
canned meat on the ST eamshtp ta lKness
while ne was chnrEe o. Wreekln ~ e rS
Ing on hat vessel when she was as p pre-
of the coast OF Venezuela two months,
ago. b NJ, E ,5
ern Shore of Virginia. and the remains
were prepared for shipment to & Wach a,
preague, Northampto ton count ~, for bu rial
on Wednesday. Captain LeCat % wa for
jty.six years OF age. He commanded the
steamer Rescue and was held in high e Gs
TEEN by the officials Of his company, He
leaves a widow and three daughters, but
no brothers or sis ters or relatlyesl nearer
then two nephews, who reside I'm pa III
more. il5y sE
IA Richard ]. Edwards
Especial to This Times Dispateh.)
c3s n ORFOLit, VA.,8s Sept, 25,-Rlc hard =
County mti Va. lvins near smitheld died at
the Norfolk Protestant Hospital vest ter
day, having & been there, one dny, his
death resulted from typhoid fever: Gd-s
wards vas thlrty,thrsee years and Z he
birthday, The body was 81 this morning
James D. Taylor.
Especial to: Thej Times-D ispatch,l
NJ sUFFoL VA, September q. ---7Jame as
u. Taylor, n n we'll to-do trucker, who
lived near Driver. Va, died tonight.
He was seventy years old 4 The deceased
Is survived by q widow and one son.
He was a. Confederate veteran.
CARR Nofeslnger.
Especial to The Tines-D ispatch.)
noAIM I, o ;a SEPT! 80 !; n GaW
employed III the shops here, died Today
from typhoid fever. ged thirty years. He
is survived by his wife and -four chill
,dren. "a p
Mrs. Kate Bright,
gesfr!os' e TIE ssDs
bright, wife q The late 1Is = Brlght
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Professor u ongley's Condition,

EAST sRADFoRD. VA, September 2s,-zN
Tine condition OF Professor Edmund
Longley who was thought TO he "a lying
bright ana suffers little pal III, but Is very
weak. Fills ply slctan & says he may re-,
cover, or that he may go at any time. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
RichardsI. Edwards.
CarriNofesinger.
fsneclal Ia The Times-D tspatch

Especial to The TImes-D lspatc h.)
II ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 225.-Alr, Carl
,Nofesinger.5a native Of Botetourt county!
employed In the shops here, died today
tyPh9ad feyehr So NE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Hand Embroidered
and Other Und r-Pric ed Linens

Here are some good things Linens cleaned from the
market ~ our linen man recent trip North.
They astonshly good Jim and there SIS
material saving for in the we've price, them
Every piece IS all pure flax and the embroidered ones
are all hand list includes Tray Cloths Centres
and Scarfs, fine able Danasks and Napkins. .
essh8 rs . . 81. 81 co. VI as d. and s175
x45 as above
scARFs fiji sIzo rs.
each o. $50 81 - and q:
DANAsK patterns Soc value 2oc
tasteful terms ~ SO
handsome
TABLE
patterns to pick 90
APNs, extra heavy
AKNs extra heavy all linen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26

Vacancy In Bedford,
(spec!al to The TimesrD lspatch,) Il
ios "a County iDenlocrntic Executive
Gomlni tee ives held this mo Ding IN the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26

Judge Lewis will speak at Pulaski Tues
day night and at East Radford Wednes-
pic
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

CURED, for term of two years, the
ovefseers to receive So day for
such time as the commissioners may
allow.
Section 2 provides that a tax may
be levied and collected as other taxes
for the purpose of improving roads.
Section 8 provides that the county
clerk shall furnish a list of all taxable
real estate and names of persons as
sessed on personal property. and the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

ciaily interested in any contract they
may let for cuiverts- bridges etc. The
commissioners can divide the town
ships into not more than 4 districts,
and appoint one overseer for each
district. Anoverseers must m Ike item
lied reports, sworn to, on the last
Monday of April and October Of each
year.
The poll tax on each male voter
between q and IS remains as form
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

amount of road tax charged against
all. This tax may be paid in labor at
$50 a day. and $3.50 a day for
team. A receipt for such work Will be
accepted by the treasurer in payment
OF taxes to the amount the party or
land is assessed for road improve
ments.
Section 4 providestha the township
board shall be purchasing agents for
the townships, but must not be fnan-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17
The New Road Law.

There is one law passed by the re-
cent legislature which ought to result
in good to all communities; the bill
relating to public highways. It's princi-
pie provisions are:
The township board are COM
missioners of highways in each town.
ship, and all roads in the township are
under their supervision. They appoint
such road overseers as shall be re-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

Johnson, the candy man, has
moved into his new quarters, the
room next west of the old stand. He
now Occupies both rooms and has
very pleasant and commodious quar-
tiers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

Mrs. Matte Compton and daush-
der. Mrs. viii Compton, went to Ro-
eel this morning on a visit of . few
days.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

erly. For the first year the County
Commissioners win make levy of 5
mills on the dollar on all taxable
property.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-03-17

Oscar Johnson. Ed Planning and
Geo. Ewalt are in Wichita attending
a convention of threshing machine
men.