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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
II !. Have Engaged l t'fIf1tl
Street Park 3 fer III lloll-
sssf. day Game. 8,%5
THEM E H lIE:1'E: 4
5lSlacksburg .tl !, e Select 8
some cam US II. .][ Known trl
HI. S,ss1a iii Richmond,
i %I2ichtn'ollt

s5 4 nat tho football team Of " y
secured tho lila nksgi wing game OF
tiis ycai, of4 mucla iFatere''
4 .ls 3 what team y vii play
people q { Richmond not only tNvl 81
4 switness d game etweell wossNS J, y
smntched teanis but they also desire g "
m s;,,s cams pla in which EtheytalSe a per
III son;tl interest ~ n n. Gs{i q rl
II less s,,ch teams are brought mere on
55pnnnks giving Day, the game cah fIo "
success, for8thc people Will not snatronize
RI stt, unknown 4 cam 5 # s5 lS Sg3
8a8 srhe question tlllt faces the 4!
ii what team bring TO ltichmo1,nl Id
number Of teams have been suggested est /.
Fl Georgetown, for instance, has TOO Jew
alumni "A res dent here. The team y seS-
.e,lcnt * and would probably ontclass y.
s$ j, 3, but there would be little enthusiasm
f,tsnlayed 1t takes college feeling as well
l55 as fine play to make he big gameeSn sue
$2FS cess. M {j -. n 4 III "a
3a6 &,rha same objection has been raised 70
s the% Carlyle Indians. There are few bet
Ter teams in the country than. TIC ~
III diaI, aggregation. but there would sbe. ltLcK-
H ing the personal feeling and interest III
he individual lAa7'ers hat has played 80
great q part A,resofarerln the annual con-
tests. aEszE ..f IL h" @ ,i6 ~.
" III seems, therefore, that tho Nm, 4
lea M would be the only one TO save Inc
Il DAY. 81 i35 S Il j,5s 55 81 s u 4 III n S5
n trhere las always been an intense feel
Il ing OF friendly rivalry between tho cadets
~ from Lexington and those from. Blacks
burg. Tho football games between ilhe
NO teams have always been played fierce.
Az, although III Il spcrtsinanly manner
II and more than hat, there are an immense
Number OF alumni Of both institutions u
This city. These old boys and their friends
Win turn out 10 root for tl,siiiT5oIS col.
lege, and Richmond will Lave on Thanks
giving Day d football game as s,lappS
exciting and as full Of personal feeling rs
n s!e has had In the past, X /,
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Who 4 Owns the 5t''R uby?''5

+ In thoslnatter OF III Z st. "A. Montague,
5bnnkrupt, Mr.. Claude NJ Dean, who was
recently appointed Il special master 70
lear evidence, regiments OF Counsel and
report ito tho District Court as to whom
terday filed Ills opinioii In TIC District
Court, holding that the bankrupt had
given Mr.. j. VIZ Montague, Ills father.sa
preference over othcr creditors, and there
To the vcndec was invalid nnd that the
launch should bc6turnedi over to- the truss
I tee or the bnnkrupt, to DC sold by him
and tho proceeds distributed among a tho
creditors Of 1.-THE bankrupt. 81 IA l IS
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Changes at the Biiou.

n Mr. Witt Iomlnson,4 ussistnnt treasu-
l.er Of tho Pltou Theatrc,2 LEFT las e might
for Atlantn to accept s. similar positlo on
STomlinson has been Identified with tho
VOLS interests here for several years.
&1Ic Is IL son or Captain a. M. I, Tomlinson.
&Ilis friends. wish him lots or success ~
This new field. ii 81 Ky
X Mr. Joe A dams who has also boon
identified with the Wells al terests hero,
succeeds Hi Toni nson as ssstan tretls-
&urer.9 Mr.. Adams will t53be In the box
office at the Bijou as assistant TO Mr..
Blair Mcan!cy, the treasurer. III 5{5S5f
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and These |.
CITY. LlF / Z Z oMPAR ED !,

iS-T-Y'T is d fact That's our cities are being
3s over crowded with young men
II coming from the country to- earn
Their e1ihood int cities. Our
Cities are growing 80 rapid that on W
about one half gof our populati ton IS
iow1iying iii thee oHtitry. II lisa great
4 crime, says Dr. y d Pierce speaking
%of IL the wrong Of shutting met, and
Iwoi,,e, iii I'LL factories and forcing them,
8il,to occupations which keeps thenl i11.5
3 doors at all times. There lis plentyaof
land and opportunity inc the country,
and a better chance for making money
for The ordinary brain and body suffi.,
Client to give every human being a liveli.55
hood and a longer}life. The farm yields
IAN income greater than almost any other
Industrial enterprise, being i bout q rs;
Eotii Invested capital and the Income &of
tile average FARMS in the West for 1893
was about 80 per cent greaters than pre-;
Kyious years. For years our people have
been wandering away, from mai nre. The,
time has now come VIII en- people in5the5
cities are looking with longing eyes to 4 q
a5lifetin 1.-THE country lie Esu burbs and
rural districts about our great cities are;
fast e lling Su >, trolley lines, the bicycle
and automobile are liel ping 4 this. Peo-s
Die are learning that tlleSfrcsh air, SUM
$sliineSandS exercise is what sustains life
i aud makes It Swho lesonle and add years
To our existence Theresis also tonic
value \ III cold ali; OF heath enervating
The city mar, IN h work indoors I'm
va sitting atnlospl there ], filed with the
h germs of coisuulpt ion and many other!
diseases, on who is compel led to ride III
4 bad ly8ventilated street cars, lied wit tn
the germs Of pneumonia grip typhoid,3,
8yyl1 8 eats 1unclis at race. horse speed, sis
not as happy as y = L as q lliiian..liyingi
closer ia nature iii the 4couut1y,!in the
fresh ait, and a chance to be ose TO
nature In the wood and fields iSAt the
4 same time, the farmer wears out, spite
\ Of exercise and fresh ali, Oneg days Y
work on the farm would tire man "a
trained athlete. Why does not The far-l
s1ler treat ahis5ownS bod u as he treats the
land 5she Scultivates? q He puts back IN i,
phosphate what lie takes out in crops, Or
the land would grow poor. The farmer
should put backjnto his body the vita al l
Il elements exhausted BY labor. 4 f.he}d does
mo not he will SOON complain OF - poor;
8healtil..oS The great value of DR. Pierce'si
Golden Medical Discovery in its vital
&izinE, power. u gives strength to the li
stomach life8to the lungs purity 70 the
lblood. IT supplies Nature with the the.
Substances that build up the crops
Sweet butter cannot be made j n ia sour
8churil. Vi The STOMACH IS nS hurii. q
foil stomach fouls the food put into TT.
When tie food Is foul the blood made
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ance. The fulton compound Effected
TN the Change. n III V 58,s Z n N Y AZ
:The following facts ought to 8profounlly
Interest thoughtfMl people over lye !, the world:
ate nurse ,siHS from the Syracuse N. 81. Hos
3p!lal for women and children,. lay dying
81 Brlgs piseas,eio The Auhnrn iIf1s
her fncc--skin 50 tense 4 would scream Il
30 Der cent. 4 bS bulk, solldifylng in the
for, death hourly !. !,
sTiiii,ons Renaii'6Ncsompound inis hours
g ra ast 81 TIC physeans aid aid
nurses sic began % brighten M !,
The ten' aas.ths Mr'naj,mped c u s.
9u "a ara fhGopsy pSG red G 70
y. ,nhe recovery WAS ilst ollnd lig. ,Itealizing
that the factswonld ne aHeaslloned We re
tipbclor,. a. P.iIamey, Notary public$of
cayogl county, were sent us aud bore q no
II! MlSs; i; Lt,sTIsI, y aE,I4, tie 4, "a tsnt,
And NJ. l.. ,lsrsY ne I, Druggist q.
B9t thS 4io pfI ssGpy
Viii ibe s pleaased I lto hear that Mis-. Bell
who has been 3taliag tl,e elpe'lga eyer
since ihas taken bet Wefll SO and 100 bOtT
t!es) has spccessfu ~ passed nm eyanina-
ton for life INSURANCE.. X 4. =, h. & ~,
tcurabiiity Of Chronic Briglt's Disease and
Diabetes. Ei q. N. q. II III H 5S55 N 3s
About 81 pe,celit, pc III eases gre sura,j
bic by the fulto,l g9plpoul'ds. Send FOR
.litGratWc. FL Z, II fisi SCI BisS5 IA
Owens &, Minor. Drug l.9n pany; Agents,
Wren 10 suspect Brig hts iseqser7 u
Weakness oi,IOsstpf Weight pun S ankles.
lianas oi ayrlils Kidney trouble after
the third month"; Irinegg ma 81 sl)p eds
ment; FILLING, vision, dr. US mess; ons "
more OF llleSc. ~ g5sll "a III t}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
SUPREME Court Proceedings.

y PROCEEDINGS Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals Yesterday were: u
Il Blair w. Security Bank or I'iehmond,
passed until March term. 81 Hg 3
IN Prison. Association Of Virginia yS. Rus
aniss 33W,I aa AK otir M tn R1s s9b1 ~
SHES and james ~, Heath and Opefton
Z HOWARD for uppelees, and continued.
'riie next raseh To bn led arr:
Ma AyhitlpaT:E G'heshpeakr and Ohio Rail-
Nay Company vs. Harris, and Glenn rs.
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Virginia d T rus Company

ri me Nslrgillln Trust C olnpu MS had q =
annual meeting on vest ~ when
tho reports Of he Yarlolli officers, W o.,
read Snpl1ro "a y, 5ilt
2 IN s G9l sg ~ ! y
sThaffo icers and irGct1rs We're
elected; Ianes N boyd y,
5seerstnry; John I'M 81 Sou hall. treasuresyg..
Director Il. li,ins, Jr., ames N
Boyd. ison osepll larXaile, S1a 4,
Whitloek, H. VI. Nj oSis. .Ipnius l3 M osby,i.
lillian Peiiberton, lortonL, Y, sem,
Baum &, 81 I3lAilrll, MN IS Forbes annd
Mann s, Quurles, ss,,s sis3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
l.8@ FAIR AND WARMER. II
Weather Man Sees Nothing But
Sunshine Ahead-No Skating,

Y IENlf Weathor With SILENTLY 7War mer teln-
perature. Is ,predielted BY Weather Drer-
tor Evans for to-day. 5
Clear weather prevails all over the
country With the exception Of oswcgo
wi,era snow Is reported bismarck is the
coolest piLy, with the telnpera tlre al zero,
while the other extreme Is found at Ju,t
tpiter, with the mercury NJ sixty degrees.
Although all the ponds about Richmond
The warm sun OF midday rots the Ice and
makes i dangerous for skaters. ili5 q
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Sam Stern to Retire.

4 Sam Stern, formergpoltlciun and aJeffer--.
Ward leaaera;l or' Gy in hn
4"loan" business. sllas hannollnccd his. con
Stenplatcl retirement from that business
on May lst. Mr., Stern will take q rest
for. n while, s5andgiNlll later cnga age j ~
another business here. INK 81 III n y.
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IL Still at Large.

\ Willie every effort is being made to44ap,
sprehond the negro convict Who ESCAPED
from tic Capitol Square tho other DAY,
is stillJFaI large. ZIG IS Thought to liaye
gone back#to North Carolina where he
sonee lived. S. 53 81
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Fulton Says tits Willard

Senator NJ. .. ! Fulton Of Front ROYAL
Who Is IN the city, wns asked To express
his opinion regarding he g,belpatorial
fight. s IL
senator Fulton replied that Captain
Wizard MAS leading, willard is now
and has always. been, Very popular in my
section Of the Statn.a,3
Senator FnitoN also said lat he sun.
willard but tons everywhere.
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i'[RLOQSEalGA|'.
10.BA.CC0||.E.|M||.A ||| |. !. {. !
R1'lfc Need season. 81 Came and
s5554BOff erifigs We're Larg 8sSHs#
,sss 5; rhai1SlE cgted. s$S
|FULL PRlC IS MAINTAINED \. led.
Indications 2oiiltSst to Increased
Receipts aid and Large SALES; SALES 5
All tile wv eek. stsl55 55$5
l5VBB8g5 lHE52 IJ8'
53

sss r)iiB thc loose leaf tobh Geo market tho
4, !, ! q 4, IA ,,e, cd 81 u, tl,c
Mi !, III,
tlitlolls' SIRE satloils,
sales
tile four wureo,,ses cottiltn1geslnle1.-
siny 3,,t shelburne, q atSaO a. II nj !, and wind
\. q !, I, 3, t 90, ~, II ,ri
9s u III
,werc sold and prices Gre wei Istis thincd,
Go,iS overv ID Offered, At shelburno tho
n . y, !, 4. a 3. II n 4,
v n
ant the rs Del
WIS lively, as ii q Stls 8all It he morning nut
aall jthe houses. 4 ls I'M
Ats Crcilslawsth the bulk 4or tho offerings
was OF N tho 98''olive,s stenning tobaccos.
,rhcyea goods K;rl gof whicl,5arc bought for;
export; n /, re- scarce K ard Sill very active
demand lit betterHfigllres thnilf lave pre-
vailed for two cars pas q v Three and
four years ago the farmers iti tho fe -s
gions round about r ichmont made Nc: spe-
ScialtyEof4 tils class or tobhccogtlnd flooded
Tho 3rntlrkct.@s The result was that prices
declined to such d figure rs " . u lend To-
bacco growers ITO neg fleet 1t. 4 Vic Itlccu-$
stnulated stocks have now been exhausted.
and cx portcrss arc finding tadifflcult4stos
I'LL their orders for. tho olive stenlnicrs$
1,io result isS they arc gllaand arc road
lily gobbled up when Of crcd n ut figules
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Donation Day at Pickett Camp.
5 lie La lies A,iXll larry OF G Gorge II, Pick
SET inpartFt Tomorrow General Lees birth.
day, as donation day. - committee OF
ladies will be present Mt the camp hall
( Nc .a07 North Seventh. Street from 10 ~,
M. to- 8 II, M. to receive donations. The
need lis said to be great, and good use
can he made ofatlll donations. Mrs G. J 4
johnson Is president. 1aEi
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Pretty Birthday Party

MES MuVlhna Auollelsi daNs5tel,1 E1 NJ y.
IlSttll Mueller abhthd hel, rlhtiaS f,i
iio mo- No. 40 Mes oal s'trest. the
itrilili was IA mos p 10 ntl tIn5
yoilpg lid Y reeetNet 10 cop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
sI,n7 i, "a Il Societies Consolidate,

,The American Child, ,sSS ch;!lteIed here,
NM q iiabili iii consolidated With
HE Anclpnt Order, I'yianlid 4 o e. y T.,
souri,. h; /, of loeoo e ~
$4,000 lil 20 JlA tles 4. (,
icali3 Guild, said the consolilatio was
nude 10 lo2t llsils
siilld atllatNno chung eS iyolllu pe maze ~
III lis wor kinE forces. IN u. }a
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4 RI. -i- - \ 81 ~ l3I5
EWillaCo Moneyj.%

| "a Rev. DR.. 3. G. Henint,, secretary OF the
Baptist Education 60 minissio ion, came lin
yesterday Y FROM visit to a Snumb Der OF
8churches sin $ tlle8 Concord ri Associa Ion.
which liesSin sonthside Varg lnia He fVsT
tied Chase GAINESVILLE 13llf 8
sfnlo sand sklpwith:s His object is
to- interest the ptist and to. n col l
3lect funds in y certain local. ty to he
used for given school nearest that secs
terri Dry ¢ers sin Southslde Academy.
Two thousand dollars are needed ut lie
sinstitutlon, and DR. 1Ienings was SO for
Bttlnatc as to obtninBa 4 lens S1400 of this
amount with strong hope u hat IA he .lc-
inaindel' will be forth Incoming shortly. DR.
IIcning Will Leave Il day. 3 Il I3la clsstone
and Grove. III is fG 5ts 55g8
is;ltrhe Standard, the leading Baptist paper
5oftthe West. published In Chicago recent
~ published several pag es Of facts and
figures, showing The growth OF the Bnp-
fist denomination in all parts OF tho
world for !; the pms year. III Il! Vi III
sin these pages Row; Dr. w. RI. Smith,
5of this city, sums 8.up he Virginia S13ap-
fist work III pnltsas8 follows: al II 3
8t The denomination IS Sin health q condi-
tion, making steady progrcss IN members
and religious Eusef illness. ;as Our State
soiwell sustulnc1.6 This work Ein charge
{ors a two OF our5Snoblcst laynlen, 5$yY lllian(
lJlysollt 4 and RID " Garland, Il both fine
preachers ~ II NJ 81 Ss II
|kS Bencflcence Isl growing. Ne have about
1000 churches and nearly every one makes
q contribution to the boards. During tho
year just closed, IN oyenberN1st, theirsto-
|btnl gift was $ll4327, ncarl O0O over last
year. NJ IL $Tss u !lgiib5 NJ XII e
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.71


.iisnass sssi ~ ,acH q Y,a r.lt,iyH B ahi yr,,
,ssass slea M y Il, a; IN
lux !, ~ hinnSl s ,rhs
@ N; M ar IA a ~ nv Pierce soldenS
n1ad;.a{ mi Il di,e q feGeef Il, n
II 4 sto,,,ari, I M n an }rsstionSani
+it;sn sA r1iseass & beyi,, m M
sf,,,, W ri,Ied throi,pt, the stot,iact.A
,TiSra Sa hi,l elevalorS n, NtfeEl liiiini,ls
INA vswi;ci, Nj ;,ists tiie ss,iprlV and itie.ss
imana anol 5,,iateriais iA il@the Blood Y
thct froiti Tia atotacl,sa and 5bowel.
sdMr;,,g1t .fiipestiot, & meal masses Il
Rf;Yst sf7,ro,,pl,Ithe i;ver rta;t, Rfood1
2tracted M ~ AZ pare a
AID fats ara Al ored IN \ ~ tl,c liver ard n
isslied IL the system as needed by the
Tissues ald certain poisonous matters 81 n
sthe fnnd ara tilk eti otit ard ottetlfrii sof Il
shvTthe blei IfStieS liver IS comes forbid If
w Il isenscd iii these sfunctiot1s are III. n
gterfered With Poisonous matters are 81
thrown, back intoithc blood !, causing 81
N Ss i,eadache. bowel Irregularities and \,
5l,ftcn a. vere illness, b al 8 iant,tiiceisg
Syhrre;tt stiiese liver roi Sons ere "a q
III nhumtlni,t gns 6 spiyc Ia Vel owS color
~ StnSiti,ef skin.sgtA biiioi,s sst,el II
IN Simply ttie result 81 an "a fort made
SaaSgbythe liver Is catch s,,p when over
yVnrk pfl " and er l1nttSt Ell. neMN DIS
eoveryp SisT q liver regulator and Il
t s,.r;t ia IL rs ~ y
n. !, rne,.
y, sIs.s r, 49, h IA ID IN
:, 4, Va ~ i IS,
S,; tc,, I'd ,t,e 81 vcrv BID n
y ~ stio, associated NTH {orpid
I usrs pafoEs I f,eyanit ~ Use ON Golden
ranId M M Ia I, ,,fr S,york bit ryI
IN, NJ Il = y agysa ,y;ti, N
=, y M 80 4 r,ted and a? q NAM
s. 4, 81 q :. ,yroi II, I1rB PIERCE
n 4 ~, II An "A
~ AZ 4; IA ~ u l;oldei,
II q =; Re IeSl,se
IA { ingg les Efell8
u ,..Ii r. hat S ~, I rs ,vnY t,ut soon
"a - fss u raii,@bepan Re use or
10, q, Nd n Il Ri ,onper
~, "Si Z. ] ~ VI, rod
MI Is, aa III ], " No thai,k for1 IN n poot
\ I, srce, ! I'm hfedicalSD iscoveYVi
!; 4. i ~ ~ - lvri d hfrs5fN chesley4
~ ~ y ue1a II va1iopa ohio ~
III sstrnmhieas az over ear al what
Il M dnrtorS mon ouIlced Indigestion BB
- II 4
b r. -, 4, ia an 10
~: IL, lsyt4 .differ.
~, MAJ M 81 \ 7, ~, avai
"a r.,,,ts = Fl 81, ii,y iup ~ octor@
$4,;as s r.nide,, Dissolve
5litI 4, & IN nov oliS he fourth bo,t 4,
and feel stronger than Il have for TEN
Yea rs, NJ IN cannot speak % too highly irS5
iitsS favor
WAS az n " about three months,
I q ~, y, ~, y
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West. &c.. being Nos. So. 81 and IS on
argument dock e t. az "a II 8
Il & Maurice "a. Powers took tho oath and
qualified to5prnctice law in this court
# Court Will not be in session tomorrow,
ia State 1lOl day. t g. i
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be among the oniciusSat tho meet g53 IN = 2
conclusion oil Tic OrlnOnd N nut lnobile
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Small Jud gIlsn
&jlns the LAW and llq " ts.i Court
All S.s 1911 kei's l Willtet I'D vi gnlept for
800 aga Inst Mrs. W IA, ssS No B@
Routine Business.

Hirbe8 Finance Commit tee mot last highs
fof5s;, good denl az s!,outi me
business, thong none q MAS g Is great
public In tercsts VS. ts3 & "a 81 Nj a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

Alleged Faithless Youth.
&rhc police OF tile First District last
hight arrested u ,youpg MAJ, NAMED, ~,
his nromisegto BERTHE lee Goodwin.
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Gave WILLARD ONE
own \ BUTTONS / Ms
Clever Lad y Gets One on the t'e..
Courtc GUS Lieutenant
Governor. "


outenAnt- q Governor osel,li u. Hard
had al, amusing erenccl On nc street
cars on yesterday W ri As " li
FSlheS Lleutenant- Governor ever chilr-g
steops and aSsqllIre of danes. observed "A
lady on Tho oar drop her; poc ket book fls5
picked II lIpnnd,S thepoli Il e and lgra pp-5s
8ful bow fpl,jbj " lichsghe ~ Famous, pre-
scented 4 4 To is fair owner RiWhplll he had
never before seer, S Y b rs s
lady looked intentlygat the polite
poll lc.an, and with lpuzzlslg SIN nssald;
.' I6lnust l,oWird YOU for vow, honesty,,lg'
1s Captain WI lard, blnshng painfully
Shastened tp$ isclain i'm nIly 3.,lcn8 q, reward.
iss''I cannot accept ~ rpwar mazda am, = o
* Il aii liappy to, have been
able to have Served sy0'ls' 4 MI " 83
3'a II insist upon sharing The contents az
my purse will sSosl, aid tbs lad with
IA smile, s 1T ssis a58s
4. Opening HE. looeltu nook she lsclosHd 10
tho aston shed eyes OF HE lieutcnant-8
Goyerilor, thle Hard iby tons''n dorm
ed .&l, ii Ell lcturc, "a ss,5 "a,
mus sal tl,eSll
ssEind be sire you vote for slse4
added as ssha lie IT II eSsl Il
sscaptaiIs, lard 4 Ht lis Ing TO- de-
famine Rhet hels mt HE 1lllk y own latly
had played IN plA len \ jcNe Upon llli3S IL
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|D:.R:.M|QNCU|.R|.E|::A|N Nd
H|:l|!S!|A..GRE:A11...'Y|I|v||.!Q|:|.R!:||kI.
City Missionary ISL Re-
553s b sEv iiee,,Was lLabors Aii1ongHtl1c 4A3S
ndless.


Z rho Pro cslant 1Jpiscopal. issloIn ~
Society jits regular IN N on W
the sts James Episcopal G y, Ny'S n
Bishop Gibson III the chair. S23is Il !,
Representatives from 4all the iscofai
congregations lii tho city were = a l1i
,ancluieil many prominent #clergymer and q
layiiici,! rie Iscv DR. ohm oileure q,
citylss rend y report, ' ofsfi IS wolk
iii penal lions hospitals ntld
tho POOR Miss Arunde read e alr'cpo ~, Of
theworsS tho Neighbvortr.h,io'o'd Leg vs.
SIyIIichs meats An. Slttkamp,sI old t5ta tavern
trhe lcaguos conducts sunday SCHOOL lt1
boys,5 aclub where boys tertt lilftl
nt high sio prevent then, from 3l roaming
tho Streets ;kindcrgarteli where. cf'il ~
are tough tito iudinents educ at ton,
tlnd club. ma !, III
schurchesE tho city Will be held the see
aTuesdiy Sin February IN he mi crest t4
OF the issiornry So cet ~ l % Il X
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Gets !, E IS! Her I: :
Insurance

In May, 1902, Was Dying 81 Rrtoht's Dis:
Il ease In tho uburn,i N. VI Hospital
yin July, 1so4,9Accepted for Life Inslr,5
\ ance. The Fulton compound Effected
\ the Change. Nj sttt u M PSI 4 Il a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Health Bulletin

fGtrhe} December bulletin Che sta A.
I3oapd ef lIea his: bcen issued nv AylllS
provo ~ Interest 10 b.s me icnl NV
III ms st4tc, Tho iubl lcs heal tll ~ shown
to be III GOOD eolla tloll,S tSSa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
SB;ble @Society..

aSh}SDlU1Cl h1ONAS ~ Es
srhe s$Yirsinn Bible Society liol II Is an
alBmeeting M onday evening and 4hca llfLl
md discussed 4 lie repo oi f1cers
and 3teuchers q The nesting, Ny hcll WAS SlI
presided over 1y John5sl ~ liln q 4 tle
3presdent, was attended by the Gfo l Wlng
members III tic, Board OF M Hangers REV.
or. "a Je rev tllerspoo r. Ian ION
s. n, ev. w. y. Young, II )l
dden, Rev. r. MI MaXey, Key
II n 81 blackwell, ~. 7. a Christian Rev.
DR. Paul NIenzel lt
III, Brooke w. Or. r g ood win a g.
the secrc tary Rev. w IS. Campbell $40
sum Of 1855. 80 was given the society ring
the month which makes ot;.l Of y,
Sin the treasury. III q III s$ Ii
@ Disbursements during he r1 III
amounted sto IS, 1854 ,25, which $40 q WIS
3used Tor Bibles leaving he sum Of soy 81
5Cifts8of$ Bi bles were sent to Uni on M IS
sion "a Sunday school, Ing Northampton !!
county,; to Union Mission stnday-sclh g POI
In export News o two mission is Nyo t'1 s.
ln& this city. and to one mission work
near Hampton Sidney i "a sIS5
III: nh Rev. w Irwin, Of RAJ ford w ya
appointed agent for the sale OF Bibles s X an
that local. ty. |B h 3& Ut vi
III was a decided that inv tho future ten g;
per- cent IS III all Il gifts receiyed by this
society should 8be son to y he American IAN
bible Society In lew ol'ls to- assist IN
tho foreign swork. ~ t