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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21
] BULG Cling GUN BARRELS.
The Ruin That II wrOuEht by Care.
less HandIing.

{ The Ruin That II wrOuEht by Care
III NE less Handling.
u have sold guns for ten years, and
Ii that time four OF them have had
their barrels bulged, one by snow, one
BY dirt, one by sand and one by some
thing else getting into It. One man
crawling through a. fence got little
snow I'm the muzzle He could not re-
move it with his finger, so concluded
to wait and shoot 1t out, which he did.
but he found bulge like pullets egg
on the end Of the barrel. Another got
some earth in the muzzle and shot it
out, and he, too found the same kind
Of "a bulge on the end Of his gun. An!
other fired his gun at ducks, which
knocked him over on his back and fair
lygot away from him. When he pick
ed up the gun he found narrow raised
band around the barrel fourteen inches
from the muzzle In this case a wad
had probably lodged there. This Gus
TONER thinks the manufacturers ought
to give him new set Of barrels tell
him If the barrels had not been good
ones it would have been q burst in
stead of q bulge, which might have
MANNED or killed him. Another man ~
ing on point brought down a duck with
q broken wing which scurried for the
water. The man ran and struck the
duck with the muzzle Of the gun and
In so doing got sand In it. He blew
most Of It out and shot ont the rest Of
It Well after that shot he found a
little blister two: inches from the muz-
zle about the size OF q mans little fin
ger. 5s.5 81
MoraL-Do not shoot Instructions Of
any kind out Of your gun II you value
your life or un.-Uncle Dan III ANA
tenr Sportsman.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21
Citation Hearing Petition Appoint
y ment Of Administrator. s5

State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh.
In county court, before Hon. NJ. J. Mckenzie,
In the matter Of the estate of. c. Vail, de-
Ida K. stansell, petitioner vs.. Edwin w. Vail
ard Ida K. Stansell, respondents.
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all persons interested
in the estate of J. G. Vail, deceased: -
You, and each of you, are hereby notified that
Ida 4. stanseil, the Petitioner herein, has fled
NJ this court her petition; praying that letters
Of administration upon the estate of J. G. Vail,
late Of the city OF New York. in the county OF
New York, and state Of New York, deceased be
granted to Elisa w. Harris and that the said
petition will be heard and duly considered by
this court on Wednesday the 18th day of March
4: D.. 1sG, at 1o O'clock IN the forenoon Of that
city of Bismarck, county of Burleigh, and state
Ct North Dskota, and you, and each Of you, are
at said time and place, and answer said petit
ton, and show cause, il any there be, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
BIZ By tho court, IA 4i8 m "a
MI. MCKENZIE, d
(Seal) Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 4th day Of February. A. d. 1905. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21
I No Notion Of Real Trouble.

No Notion Of Real Trouble.
Il bet get into more trouble than
any man In this state" volunteered the
young fellow who had come In the club
house. Nothing in the trouble line
loverlooks me. Why, I'd be afraid to
smasry" is.s 81. L AZ 81 !.
what! Amt you married :? ejacu-
lated the red nosed elderly party who
was lowering over the gratis lunch.
sABoy. You don't know what trouble -. =
~ Louisville Courier Journal. ii,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21
OREGON gEoR THE 4 MEsEEkER

The Lewis ana Clark Exposition "a
be held at Portland In the summer 01
1905 has drawn attention to Oregon
land It's attractions as q permanent
abiding place. No other section hal
80 many advantages in the way 81
mild climate, fertile soil, good markets
for all kinds Of farm produce and ex.
5cellent schools and churches.
The Southern Pacific has issued
some interesting pamphlets descrip
tive OF Oregon and its resource which
will be sent free on application to
". =. Conan, general passenger agent
Portland, Ore. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21
Charitryy,.

h GheI'm glad we went. It was an
excellent performance and for such 4
charitable purpose Her Husband
/ Yes. indeed! We all feel . thrill Of sat
isfaction when we do something fos
charity and get the worth Of our mon,
~ ct the same time. London Tit Bits.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21

Love = nsver afraid Of ovsrwork.
ChtcagO TribunA &
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21

down amid laughter and ridicule. II
she hits 1t without breaking it she is
entitled to small prize.
And SO it goes on, one after another
being called up, blindfolded and given a
cane and three chances to break the
'pinata. Finally one more fortunate
than the rest succeeds in giving q hard
enough blow, and, crash, the pinata
falls to the grounds in hundreds Of bits,
and Its contents are scattered far and
wide s s|4s ~
I A wild scramble ensues. Everybody
PUSHES forward to gather as much OF
the spilled contents as possible.
The fortunate breaker Of the pinata
gets q handsome prize and ID awarded
the seat Of honor. He or she sits down
and is debarred from another trial at
breaking another pinata. AS soon az
the confusion dies down and order u
somewhat restored another ola Is hung
mp and the same routine gone through.
30 the fun continues until the last pima,
- is broken, and than the prises are,
awarded. 4. 93sgs s. sssss stf /.
i The pinata party 70 the great social
and fun making feature OF the Christ.
mas season, After the pinatas. have
been broken and q supper has been
served there follows dancing, OF q tray
cling company lof Indians from the,
im0untains - brought In 10 ding and
dance In native costume. i,
D These travelling Indians are some
~ - - q -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
The Gas w orks..

IL
the meeting Of the Council Tomorrow
night the Committee on5fLigh1t VIII VIII ask {
for an appropriation Of $4,000 for e e,;
pert examination of the gas works. II
was first proposed to appropriate 5000 Tor
this purpose, but tho chairman OF the
committee thinks that that amount would '1.
be insufficient, and the larger sum UNI VIII
be asked for. $.S Il Ii S.
The approximation should by all meal MS
be made. There should be a thoroug . i
examination OF the plant by an expert
who knows his business and i3we should
have the services ofsthc best Manifest T.
~ there is something wrong with the gas
works, and 1t is the clty's business to
find out what It u.s.
Let us get at tho bottom Of the trouble 'll 'l'
and ascertain the cause and apply tho
remedy.
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definitely With mines 81 lis1tihstl she 'tsi
5tnpn, some older md some sout, ger, tina fls
those mentioned. 1,it this y q fairly
5representativc list, and shows the aver
age age Sof distinction to be forty.tf, roes
However,, avernB hre iiisiesa,sliit, 81
and history undouhtedl shows ti'a t.soi'e
Of tie worlds great sst shth eveine e
we're y merlin nge far dvattioed beyond nd
the limit witch Dr. osicr Inns liked. More
over, wc tho great eat. attairs
OF the world to-day are carried on ZOE th n.
most part by t,ei past forty. III Gil
iii the man. Some men develop 10 ear early
and wear out early but he mn !, n vn Ia
ias preserved his 1,calti'and eiplesd s li's
tlnio we'll is, In position to, otnpllsli
Va, more betHsers!t iles agssscti forty st'd
sixty than between the ages q twenty my
ana NJ forty. IL not, then training trial ahu
expcrict,cc count Sfor nothlnB.9S Eli 81 \
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Pollard's Code.

The Virginia Code, 1901, edited by Hon
John Garland Pollard under legllssllfal,t,ilv'o
authority, contains all & oc the genera
statutes OF the Commonwealth know III
force. 1t is si,ot aslnere collection and pl
cassiication Of statutes as former codes
have been, but is a commentary upon me
statutes. Following each section are eH-s
5planutory notes, in which are ie collected eel
an tho cases where the statute has been
brought In question before the courts
This feature, Which no other Virginia
code has ever possessed, Is OF peculiar
value, inusmuch as tho construction
placed upon a statute by the courts is
practically n part Of the statute Itself
Tho work Is In two volumes, and con-
tains about three thousand pages, closely
nrIntcd. Mi. pollards notes alone would
III two ordinary volumes The minute
index and tho classified notes mako the
conten,s of tho volumes easily accessible
to the layman as well M the lawyer 81
The work Is now, IN universal uso ny
the courts and the lawyers, and has
| superseded allfGtber Codes III II ,SSla
Former codes appeared in 1873, 1872 1852
| 1873 and 1887.
Although the work contains moro thar
twice Az much mattel as the Code q
1857. the cost Of it's production was onls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
From Simplicity to Polnp.

President Roosevelt was inaugurated
yesterday with great ''pomp and circum-
stance. There was a spectacular pro-
esssion with banners and brass bands
and all the attractions Of a circus parade,
barring fhe Wild animals and the steam
piano. There were hundreds Of thousands
OF people 10 witness the procession and
when the President took the oath Of Of
fiee he looked upon the upturned faces
Of d multitude. The newspapers Of to-day
print page after page of descriptive ar
,icIes. later on the weekly papers VIII
show II in pictures and then the maya
zines VIII 'h;aye their say,
In what strange contrast all this Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

.,,,th The Inauguration OF THOMAS - - e ~
Bfersoii, lust orc hundred years ago 9sne
National 1nteligehcer tho Leading news
nn,,er 81 washington at tint time me- shavu
tho foiiowng report Of Mr.. Jeffe ef's z
Elnaug,,ratu Ions II " 4 & NJ 5 "a " IS I. 5{ (,
.r,n Monday, after THOMAS Jcf 4, or
G,pken HE r,atl, Of Office ns Presld !,
H. ijnitca stn.cs, the oath o. {, oillee
wn.f'ilknwlsc administered TO G ..3i!1
r,iin,nn IL Vice President OF tho lJl,llgsu
stntes. After the delivery OF the spee W
fhe 1,rcsidcnt was waited Oh .pS ~ l,I,s
nssefnblhge OF members OF the L e
iure citizens and strangers o.
and d procession was formed aea.llu Us
Ynrd composed Of the severnl I lnecn q,
~ = 81 acIl which marched to military iti.r
5m,isie. displaying with considerable ,ast !,
iho various insgnin of tile professions.
I'M IND 18th OF Marcf following, ,l " !.
!, sin,,s1 i1hws1,n pefs heard tho news ana
announced MR.. Jcfrcrso,i's appointments,
$nno 81 them adding that We unders'u w
these appointments have ( receives .W '''es
unanimous sanction Of the senate senate
Al account more lii detail was given
n 1ulyby Augustus Foster, British Isl mn
lister in washington .at the time.5Slr o a1
~ his letters home he said:
a.1 liant know whether have 't. !; Y
transmitted 10 you an account o. ,ne
installaton Of tho successor OF IN 4 ONE
m Inst March,. Onlthe ith nc pro
cne1ed oil horseback from tnc y r ! 1lle
Witch "a Of white stone and the largest
h,ildinr here, aud attended by MS secIer
5tarv md glooiu, rode up tho long ,L,t,
mo of pennsylvania to tho Capitol, Wh i,l
IA m unfinished rival In stone OF NY
Roman building of that name, anu uless,
ed in black and silk stockings, deliver req
4 sneech OF some length to a mixed y
sembly or senator's, poptlnlce represc.l.f
tntiyes and ladies'. IT wns too low spoktel 81.
IL Ia heard well. He then klsseu g !,
Dook and sworo before the Chief = ustlco
4 /, no faithfultto the Constitution then
bowed and retired rs before. men e ~
received %al who chose ATTENDED y, me me
5lovec, ma even toward tho close pi. e;,N!,
ana dirty boys drunk his vine ana lole..
mon his touches before us az
vas nothing dignied III the who g atthlr 58
There Is. "Jcfrersonian siinpliec'':tt;y '
MI Tia beauty. But we have outgro 10Y =;
We are great nation now, and wo mus mus
do as other great nations DO when men w y
install our chief ruler We talk q s s3e -
deal about the simple life,,' but but We We.
like ID good show. Jeffersolnliat SIM l'c'.s
w1il not do for an era OF II ISM ISM @
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PLE:N|lT|Y' !. ! / PROOF [:
From People lie Y YO j.
Know, From i
n1ond Citizens ! it Z! I'll !.

Tho greatest skeptle can hardly . fall u, to.
he convinced In the face Of evidence IKE Y
th,s, 1t lis impossible to produce better
proof Of merit, Than the estlmony OF or
residents az IaIchmond, OF, people VINO ;, Gan
be seen lit any time, Read Inc fol! ON.
'' Mrs. q, -. Iowden, wife of g, z,
Bowden, Justice Of the peace 2lp North
rwentIetl,H street, says: When i EAifni*t
nom any ailmont finds relief by the ",
CT n medicine they are more than WIN,
Inc that others similarly situated sl lf Y
beneflt by their expeplence, , wan Z, 70 :
impress this thoroughly upon resla g, i
~ Rlchmond that for hRekaehe 43o'lhs :
Kidney Pills procured At oW ea f 'rha
min across my lolns was never .. e i. severe
enough to incnpacitars me, butglt made
ma Wish that knew q some way 4, 70 9
che III poan,s US idney Ills proved Y 70
he iust the remedy needed. TINS rene =,
d. can undoubtedly be depenafed upon,,,as
For sale by all dealers. Price bo cents,
,t sgents for the United States, IS !.
inemiember tile name poal SAND $40
10 supst tute, NJ n N H II
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sd, 90, while the cost OF the Code Of 1851
was $4,000. y ..i I. "a V.
48A N1r. Pollard,s work has been h'g l1S
commended by bench and BAR mr. ri
The supreme Court Of Appesa[llss n say ;Sss
TINT the ~ SIX is most valuable and n 1{''
rnte, and thatst will greatly tighten E lf the't
labors Tho work is officially ~ cit 'S ~
the court in8 its opinions. IN }S5s. ".
s II on Harry st. George Tucker pro
4nounccs t an admirable piece OF work " ''s
md Indispensable to every vlrgI MA law-
yer. vi ssg
Hon r Barton says tlla:tatlhte"ro IS 10
book III print quito SO useful &c ~ 80 81 ne
Virginia lawyer, and that the work 'tfls BY y
{admira BY conceived and constructed cd.
Hon. Alfred r. tThom says that Mr. n FOL
lard has performed great service vice NM
interest OF the profession al Ri. IlSj
V. Professor Martin r. Burks Was ha l1t't
and Lee University, says that St y Is the Inc
most useful book for the Virginia illtn lawyer
8that la 8 q ) lp,eared in his recollection.38sA
Mr. George Bryan says, In the Vifsl ma
Law Register, tl,at.it is far flnd away V
the best code the state has has eyer had had,
and tho work is monumental IN It's Is na-
$ture. at IA h # 4 q x "A
Hon, Az G. Braxtons says that hat az t.8 Is
probably tho N ost valuable publ cation 70 9
Virginia lawyers that has appeared 'is u u
his day. 81, 4, 4. d "a
Wa congratulate Mr.. Pollard on. his sue
cess. He IS q hard student and Is 20 faitl IL
full worker and his work is done thor q
Ill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
A Significant Movement.

The work Of tho Cooperative ECU lea
ton Commission for q Statewide Gu ~ n
palgn lii May Is striking q; responsive 'h I'VE
chord all over Virginia. y men
nrc beginning to see clearly that the most
vital interest Of the Commonly N,
centre iii tho country school; a!ilt n y
not surprising tlint d concerted Il mo no oVe-
mont for the strengt tening OF nm m instl-
tuition 50 apregnant with vast po o "
ties should enlist tho enthusiastic sup
port Of tallt who love their; sttnltt+ state.
The PLAN contempla at least, one one
{all-duy meeting in every county, VIII q e. q
GOOD dinner on tho ground for nj n 4 the me
People A largo number OF our our aD nc
speakers havo been asked tp take: p part
In tho campnig gin, IL and alrea dy many y
favorable replies are coming III III, 1f tr =.
tho speakers already listed are DIS. o. ~
dern,an, Kent and STONE, Of Il the he - No "a
syersIty: Governor Montag que. N r. swan
son, Captain vawter, Hon. ". a.. AnaScf7
son, Dr. w. Smith n '' a Ir 9 g
Armstrong, OF Lynchburg; Il on. " y Als to'l
cabell; Rev III r tkins, Roy. 49, =
Barr; President r. y. Blackwell; Fr Tres
dent r. w. Boatwrlgh Dr. s.. 9. 3N Y
ROY. James Cannon, Jr., II Ion. james = y
eaton, President Denny super IN ten GU t,[l
WI Bowlcs, Dr. La tame and ~ l'r' 4
ouutes, Of Wlshingto and = Lee - Y y NJ
5verslty; Hon Fl. Fl. Downing, Hon : I:
raylor Elyson, Secretary - = II
Rev. II. u. Grace, Rev Carl lS:s Sira u.
Smer j. "a. Gilvray, Hon.. y Ohm "a - y.
Harris, Hon James r. II arrison, super
4intendent George II. I5ulvey, Hon. .;s
bland, Hon. Eppa Hunton, Jr., = sSupearl'l-
Etendents j. D leston r., " y =. t1 ''
#n1ondsona and q. G. ynes, ft te,' ~ q
Richard NIcIlwalne President ~. More re-;
head. professor c. B. Cannaday, Drs.
Painter and Fox, Of Roanoke ING Gollese q
Hon Walton Moore General "a Scott Snip
and Colonel Nichols, OF W NJ Sl'; e IL
J.s$w. southal DR.. Bruce ri! Il e! l,ayne'
professors stubbs, than wharton
Hall and Bishop Of illiam ard Mary 7Sl7
15on. John Garland Pollard, Professor 's7l'
q. IT. Surface, or Emory; superlnteean ue ~
] ohm II. West DR.. Gavin Ra"ls, II 'a - -
n sears, Professor Edgar sydenstrlckflecr,
Professor c.5s r. vawter. 3Jr, Hon y 8; =
n. West, Rev. Robb yfiite. Hon. os s
"a willard ana Hon, H ST George tuck IS:
Ser. HE
Names Of other speakers will be given ven
later The entire cost oftlcs campaign pal On
wllbc provided for by 81 bscrlptions from
public-spirlted Nlrginians Mt hoth s1s
| Branch McAdams, OF Richmond, Isl q, CHAIR
nan of tho FINANCE Commit ties, and the
work Is making tino progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
The Age Of Majority.

Editor 81 The Times Dispatch:
+ \ sir,-Why is. 1T that a. man Is not con-
sldered grown until he lis g tWenty :, ~.
years old and young ladyEls co!,sIuet /.
4 al crown at tho ago Of eighteen. Why is
It that the man has three years 4 diner
5oncc.ls 7, r, I,11 = A
There Is no difference an law. ven y.
ty.onc is tho ago OF majority 1or.5 -
men and women Under that thu X age alE etiot
"a boy or girl Is q minor 81 81 q. d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Vote for President.
Editor OF tho Times Dispatch:

Editor Of tho mes-Dlspntcnl:
g,o,iervg a nd Ans wers',S the total popular
vote cast for the Office OF President @
the United States on tho 8th day.o e ~ = q 2;
yember, 1904. and obllg -. = : 81; I,
Roosevelt. 1920, ss3322 Parker, o'oIvo4i
SDcbs, (soclallst 4oe15o; swallow (i'ro,)
{25s, Sl7 4. Watson, (Pop.) 49,, 25s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Personal Property.

Editor 81 Tho s,rimessD spatcf,i :a !:5
4: sIr,-Wi,l you LET ! mo know through.
your Queries and Answers tho folio wing:
what arc tho rights OF N married man !,
to tho personal property q him and ms ms
wife, when he paid for all. Obllge,
4 4 i q ID OLD sUBsCRTBDR.
II the husband paid for 1T, the the prop Fl7 h
Ierty is HIS, n Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Free. Hospital

viii you please tell mo w 'itaei tfer We
have any hospital lin tho State Of Viz !,
ginlas for poor cople unable 70 furnl l1
nol any II, State. Is thore5 any in United
States for same p urpose !, -
There is a hospital In Richmond, where
INDECENT sick persons are treated free = q
cost. 1T Is the sheltcring Arms one q s! Of
our noblcst CHART les. " sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Licenses,

,l,dttor Of THO Times Dispatch;
pass RsEse s saa r. s sPs r 81,
,nusa a. ho,lse require license IN oFaep
10 dispose o. of tho goods !lawfuly;; - CO q
Does person reay ~! ,or laespiiff he
take small kodak psadTjpe II MAKE pls regu-
lar business, Of I, 4, III iSo,, On a.
w, VI does it cost ant coNla y -
obtained. tss \ I. e,,Iipr,acHIBER, SS
70 do tho business described " the ne
atty q Richmond requires two licenses,
state license, good In Richmond only,
$3.50. city license, good in Richmond oRly'
800. 5 5s.il,s, s 4, \. /, Y, e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

III China ever gets sufficiently erilght-St
encd to rear a statue to tho savior OF her
country. It Is interesting to lllnk that y
viii be a statue OF Hon. John Hay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

slckly Women,
Nervous Women
ought to take
the Bitters at
once IT Is espe-
cially adapted
10 your partlc-
ular case. For
over 30 years "
has been used
viii, great sat-
isfaction u y.
hundreds 1f Wo-'
men, IT always
cures Cramps,
Vomiting, lDys:
pspsia, lndIges-
tion, colds or la.
Grips,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
Consult your congressman
EJIThe Sword of CORVALLIS.

Editor OF Tho Times = ispatc :. "
sir,--NYhat became OF the sword & OF.
CORVALLIS or rather OF General @ F1hrn,5
after the surrender al z orktoyYn7 Was e >
It returned 4 after the ceremony Of sur..
render or deposited IN some continental
nrmory,S or the Virginia ST ate armory .$5
JAMES II n. FIJI
4 THE sword was sent to General sVVash =
Ing ton 81 General o IIara, but Washing
ton designated General Sinclair. 70 res
ccIye /, It. n The sword was returned to
CoEnwallis. n q IS III
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Yours truly, !. !, !, !, I, !,
VA. a. SUBSCRIBER

"subscrlber'' is right, Reason: my
part Of tho earth north Of the EQUATOR
receives tho SUMS rays from vertical %
nearly vertical during. our summer ~
sstlce, which begins June alst, while u. ~ =
southern hemisphere being turlled ii aWAs
receives tic rays slantlngly and eoNse :
ouontly loss heat, or winter, THESE son.
sttitions arc reversed during our W'htes
solstIoe, when in tho southern hetr' =
phcre. though tho months arc .hose Vo'''-
,monlyassoclatcd by us With winter, sun
,ner Or period Of greatest heat y ''s-
&tualily prevallng'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

THE literary world would certainly have aye
been poorer tho Car had used RI \. Tho l,t
iOsler choroform remedy on Count To 'ls
when that good man reached tho age Of Of
sixty. ~ n, 5SS s;55; a NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
The ". M. II.

III 2 lIC "a w. 4
Editor Of tho Times Dispatch: rs
sir.-(1) Whom do you, apply i, to 70 TO-. g
full course In the NJ 81 !. eInaI
at Annapolis? IN .85 u;
White to General Scott shlpp p av ss'
M. 81, lexington. va, for nform1a t ton.
(s) II costs nothing, but you must aus \! ne g
appointed by the government a. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

4 People who wanted to knock y Brooklyn,
used to call It tho boarding house q q y.
Now York. Now. they simply refer TO to
it as tho homo OF Representative Baker.
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The j i, ] Fla q:
f#the Timcs-DL Spatch:

3D. sir-Plcasc answerathc following query;
w YOUR next issue: Who made the first
Tinted states nag? 81 ys3 READER,
II Is attributed, to Betsy Ross, Of Phi y y
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