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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
RATCHET FIGURES
AGAIN IN COURT |.|;|..|.
Edward Huzzard Goes to Grand
Jury For Improper Use
Thereof. As Z

George Washington. Ananas and @
little Ratchet have played conspicuous
parts in the proceedings in Police Court:
this week. On Thursday morning George
and Ananlas were witnesses, and. they
told about the same story. The mystery
then was how they agreed on anything
Yesterday morning Officer Amos dug cup
the hatchet. 1t might have been tho
same one that little George once used
in chopplng on the side of pretty apple
tree. No one knows exactly where the
Ratchet came FROM 1t was found OH
Belle Isle, and ono Edward Huzzard hnd
1t in his hands. Edward will. tell the
grand jury why he used the rusty little
shatciet on the head OF Joseph Manning
Manning appeared In court with q lot
Of Dandages placed around his head by
DR.. Pitt, OF the ambulance. The two
men lived on an island in the river, and
lIuzzard said that Manning invaded his
domi cile the night before and wanted to
raise row. Huzzard stopped him with
the hatchet, and he couldn't tell any
thing but the truth about the matter
when he waltzed UP to the counter be-
hind which sat Mr.. Crutchiield yesterday
morning.
Then came sad case for the attention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
What Liquo'zonefIs.

The virtues Of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases, The formula sis sent
to each user. The process OF making re-
quires large apparatus, and from s to IA
days time. It Is directed by chemists
Of the highest class, The object is to SO
fix and combine the gases as to carry
into the system 9 powerful tonic-ger-
micde b "a
Contact with Liquozone kills any form
OF disease germ, because germs are Of
vegetable origin. 9et to the body. Llquo-
zone is not only harmless, but. helpful
In the extreme, That ls Its main dis
tinction. Common. gelmicides are poll
sons when taken internally Ihat IS why
medicine has been SO helpless In q germ
disease. I.iquozone is celebrating. yital-
ling, purifying; yet no disease germ can
exist In It, ,.,,.., u
Liauozone after thousands 9! 1ests hao
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
HYOMEI KILLS CATARRHAL
GERMS
Its Healing Air Reaches Every Tissue o
Nose, Throat and Lungs.

Its Healing Air Reaches Every Tissue of
Nose, Throat and Lungs.
All the stomachlng dosing In tho world
cannot do any actual good In the treat
tment Of catarrhal troubles, unless tho
nose and throat are compNetely freed from
catarrhal germs, and the poison that they
produce,
6a FIyomel Is Natures true cure for ca
tnrrh. 1t destroys all germs In tho air
passages and lungs, soothes and heals
the irritnted mucous membrane and
effectually drives from the system al
traces offthe poison. When usins the
IIyomei{ treatmenttgthe air you breathe
is like that on the mountains, high above
sea level, where the pine woods III the
air with purifying and healing qualities
that give health ana strength to those
suffering from diseases Of the respiratory
organ. Breathed through the neat pocket
Inhaler that comes with every outfit.
the healing air OF IIyomein reaches every
tissue of nose, throat and lungs, md i'm
mediate relief is given, and u permanent
cure Is soon made
The complete Hyomel outfit. consist
Ing of an Inhaler. medicine dropper, and
one bottle OF Hyomei, costs only $500;
extra bottles 30 cents.
If YOU cannot obtain Hyomei OF your
dealer, 1t will be forwarded by mail.
postage paid, on receipt OF price. Write
to-day for n free sample bottle and coll-
sultatlon blank that will cntitle you to
services Of our medical department With
out charge. Tho Il, 7. Booth Company.
IIyome! Bulldnls ytllaca. N, ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19

Of tho court. j. T. Chiles, a white man,
was accused Of stealing brass from the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. He con-
fessed to the theft Of the brass, and SAID
that he did so because his wife and chill
dren were hungry. Tho wife. sweet
faced young woman, appeared with him him
and wept with him when no was SEN
fenced to spend thirty days IN jail.
Justice Crutchfeld took into considera- a.
ton the extenuating circumstances SUR
rounding the case and gave the man the
smallest sentence possible. An effort Will
be made ITO have the Governor pardon on
him. 8 i
George Hoskins famliarly known as
''snowballs because OF the darkness OF
his hide. Will xplain to jury his rea-
sons for breaking into stable and de-
stroying q desk.
Thomas Pollard blackjackcd Charles
.Hazefeldt and went to the grand jury
for 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
CHESTER CHIT-CHAT.
Young Men Rent An Ice Pond
.t..e... 49,. 49,. y
For Winter SPORT
nclal to The Times-plspatch.l

Especial to Ihe IlmeS-Dlspatcn.)
CHESTER, VA, Nov. 1s.-Rey. c. G.
Jordan, the retiring Methodist pastor.
viii leave here to-day to take his new
field OF labor Mt Boykns Mrs. Jordan
ana children will so to Amelia to visit
some friends there, before going to Boy
kins. The new pastor. Rev. L. j. Pay
lor, Is expected here to- take charge next
4 Thursday
Coon celebrated her ninth birthday by
giving party to her schoolmates and
Trends Of the town. land the children
raised happy time.
MI. Joseph II. Wilkinson and DR.. A..
L, Hurt have got the track of some
wild turkeys, near James river. and have
brought In two, and are repeating their
hunts In the hope of getting more of the
game.
N Mr. Gus Burton. druggst from New
port News, Is here recuperating his
health
Masters James strother and Edward
Robertson are attending; the Mechanics
Institute In Richmond. ,5t
al the Ice pond of Captain James l..
snend for skating the coming season, and
have formed club for Its management
and control. Skating on this pond has
been source of great pleasure and pas
time for the citizens of this community
for several years past
Yesterday afternoon the w, C, II. u.
Society held meeting here, and at night
conducted a "box party" at the hotel,
under Charge OF Mrs. ]. s. Perdue, and
her temperance workers, assisted by
the "Y.".. A number of the young people
attended and had a most enjoyable time,
The boxes were auctioncd Off, and the
society realized about fifteen dollars.
These boxes of sundry goods are given
1.-THE young ladies' and the auctioning
and consuming the contents after they
are bought, Is both interesting and anus
Ing, and the young people greatly en-
JOY the pastime, "
Mr. CIV. PEBBLES acted as auctioneer.
and his "Yictor" talking machine, which
added to the occasion.
4 Mrs, Dr.. "A j, Hurt. prlnci pal of the
: Chester graded school, Ia getting up an
Entertainments to be had here next week.
OF rotations. dramas and Mays, With
the children Of the school, The reclta-
lions Is gotten up both for tile entertain
mert of the public and TO help pay for
an organ lately purchased for she schools
room. Mrs Hurt Is a good hand at
training children for such entertainments,
and the public VIII get the full benefit
OF the admittance fee, as Well as en-
courage the children,
Mir. Il, w. Ellison has re aelved all Of
Ills machinery for his Ice plant here, and
an expert from the factory Is here put
ting In the machinery to heiready for use
next spring. Mr.. Richleieu Hatcher Is
considerably enlarging his store building
TO meet tile demands Of his business,
X . H. . e = ~
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IN tho past few years scores OF, dis
eases have been traced to germ attacks
They were thought to be due to other
causes when old-time remedies were
made. Can you not SEQ why you don't
get well. II you treat q germ disease with
remedies that can. kill germs? &.
The remedy OF to-day Is LAquozone,
and the first bottle rs free It's power
is best told by a test. We ask you to
try 1t, MS millions have done, and learn
what 1t means to you. Learn what this
gas made gcrmlcide can do,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
BARTEMUs9 BAILED.
Struck a Boy in the Back Of the
Head With a Hammer.
fspecIal to The Times. Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
AMHERST, VA. November 10. y. Up,
Bartemus, charged with having struck
Charles Newcomb. a small boy, on the
head with a. hammer In Madison, IN this
county. on Wednesday Of this week, was
admitted to ball by Ball Commissioner
John NJ. Payne, here this afternoon. A
bond of s1,CO0 was required, and Mr.. S.
F. Kirkpatrick, one of his counsel went
bis security
Bartemus Is a carpenter and was work
ing on house In Madison. The boy was
playing around in his way, when Barte-
mus threw q hammer at him and hit
him on the back Of the head with 1t. A.
one time 1t was thought that the boy
would die, but the doctor has now pro-
Snnunccd him out of danger. 8
Bartemus was bailed to appear before
the grand jury al the December term Of
the court s5fi ..t. III. I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19

been made with It. It's power had been
proved, again and again. in the most
'dlnicult germ diseases. Then we offered
to supplySitl,e first bottle free In every
disease that required 1t. And over one
million dollars have been spent to am
.Eounce' and fulfil this offer.
Tho result is that 100000 bottles
have been used, mostly THE past two
years To-day there are countless cured
ones. scattered everywhere, to tell what
Liquozone has done,
offer Is published STILL In late years
science has traced scores OF diseases
to germ attacks Old remedies do
not Apply to them, We wish to show
those sick ones-at our cost-What
I1inuoZone5 can do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
'l9-YEAR- OLD. INFANT
SUDDENLY A WOMAN
Miss scally, Of Morristown, n. j,
Energies From Third Pc s
IN Rod of "Babyhood. .ss
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)


MoRRIsToWN,N N. J.. November 49, re
For the third time within several years
Miss Mary scally. known as the 1o-5
year-old infant" has emerged from the
mental condition pertaining to babyhond8
and has regained her grasp on affairs
During the periods OF ''infancy''Esto
which this remarkable young woman o1-5
caslonally relapses, her mind Is almost
q blank. She can be aroused only by
things which attract babies. such as
bright lights and jlnglng bells. 5S
Emerging from this state she remeIn-f
bers nothing that transpired during the
mental hiatus. NY
Miss Scally's last attack lasted six
months. Among her first questions upon
recovery was regarding the near ap-6
proach of tho Fourth Of July. She was
surprised to learn that Thanksgiving lis
tho next holiday. IN
Her physicians think she will not res
lapse into the baby state again. She lisa
woman in strength and stature,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it Is
In Preserving Health and Bcauty. MIG

In Preserving Health and Beauty 5
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Is the safest and most EFFICIENT disinfect-5
lis value when taken into, the human sys-s
tom for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more YOU
All, but simply absorhs the gases and irl-
purltles always present IN the stomach
and intestines and carries them out OF
&C Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after ca ting onions
ana OTHER o otsc3i!s yeg giaa 3
the complexion, 1t Whltens the teeth and
further acts as o natural and eminently
safe cnthartic.
lect In the stomach and bowels; Il disin-
fects the mouth and threat from tho
poisonot l, gatarrhi ono rcoa I, a. u,
or another, but probably the hest charcoal
and the most for the money Is In Stuarts
Charcoal Lozengss they WARE, are cohmposed
and other harmless antiseptics ~ tablet
form or rather In the form of large,
pleasant tasting. lozenges, the charcoal
The daily use OF these lo2engeS VIII soon
tell In a much ipmroyed condition OF The
general health, better comp.eSi9n, sweet
OF 1t U.s. that no possible harm can result
from their continued use, but on tho cons
trary. great benelll g, Sui
dement's OF charcoal says: II advise Stp-
art's Charcoal Lozenges 70 all patients y
SUFFERING from gas ~ stSsien a ana owssv
the breath, mouth and throat; also
baievs the liver Is greatly benefited Tx
the daily use OF them ,hs G,,,, gos LEU n,sl3
and although IN some sense patent,pr
aration, yet believe gst more and bst. i
ter charcoal In Stuart's Chareoat l.oz,eHssn
than IN any Of the ordinary cnarcoaa ZAP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
A Deserted Child.
Especial to The Tim es-Dlspatch.)


STAUNTON, VA, November 1s--An
infant child was found In Augusta
county near Burketown, Thursday. a
little boy was making the rounds OF his
"a bbit traps, when he heard a noise III
q bltar patch. which he thought was
"A wild animal. The little fellow was
frightened and ran homo and told his
mother that he had been frightened by
wildcat.
Some OF the hands later went to see
what It WAS, when they found an infant
about four days old lying among some
briars, carefully wra pped up. The moth
err Of the child Is not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
70 Address Tobacco Growers.

(Speclal to The Times-plspatch.)
POWIIATAN COURTHOUSE VA, No
yember ls.--Mr. j, b, Allen, from Tonnes
see, will address the farmers a. PoWhntan
county Mt Powhatan Courthouse, Va,
Monday at noon on the subject Of the
prices of dark tobacco MI, Ailen n ssia
to be a gooa speaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
SOC. Bottle Free.

If you need Liquozone, and have never
tried it., please send us this coupon. We
will then mail you an order on q local
druggist fora fulf-stze bottle. and will
pay the druggist ourselves for 1t, This
is our free gift. made to convince you:
to let the product itself show YOU what
1t can do In justice to yourself, please
accept 1t to-day, for 1t places you under
no obligations whatever
Liduozone costs Doc and 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
Pennock Suit Against Bank

The trial OF the suit of J. .. and a. L.
Pennock against the American National.
Bank was resumed in the Law! and Equity
Court yesterday 1t will not be finished
for several days as yet. The plaintiffs
sallege that there is a balance Of $4,000
due upon their contract for constructing
the bank building.
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Where II Applies.

a These are tho diseases In which Liquo-
zono has been most employed In these
1t hns earned Its widest reputation. IN
sdtfilcultr-we Offer each user q two
months further test without tho FISK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
It is Wrong
Suffer From Disease When Liquozone Free.

u lso most forms OF the following:
Kidney Troubles Liver Troubles Ire
Stomach Troubles Women's Diseases
Fever. Inflammation or catarrh-impure OF
poisoned blood-usually indicate a. germ q tack
In nervous debility LiQuozone acts as a vita.
5ltzer. accomplishing remarkable results.
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DuFFY'S Pure Malt WhISKEY


nj
tbe
positively
S sooS see. Dur Whskey Co. Roer @
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cELEBRAT { GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. George NJ OF siafnrg Mic celebrated
MS golden wedding received Dnfys
pnrc Malt Whsk and hopes udieous
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on the bench and at the bar, in con gress, cabinet and senate he has done his part to uphold the flag and make the country great.
 After forty years he meets again in annual reunion, to tell the old stor- ies and sing the old songs but there is no bitterness in hls song or his laugh. He sees the sun shine every where and knows that life is worth living.
 True to the Southland and true to his country he will continue until the end doing his duty as he sees it and assisting as best as he can in building up the waste places and developing the resources of our common country For many of the old rebs this will be their last gathering, the roll call fol higher duty will soon come and we will miss the old fellows in the ordi nary walks of life but they will leave benind them a heritage of great deed. and work well done. both in war anC peace that will keep alive their mem ories for many generations.
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ships and cruisers to our already great navy, which costs annually nearly double the total cost of the government when the republican party came into national power.
 Last year the cost of the war de- partment was s1O7, ,OS2, ,O0O; this fiscal year it is s115, 900. The navy bud get last year was $9S. .6S4, 600; this year it is s10S,714, 900. In commenting on this situation a New York financial report says: Even the Indians arc costing more. the eleven months ex- penditures under this head last year being 9,579, 900 and for this year s13,- S21, ,OOO."
 In the face of this serious situa- tion the basic question is, how shall this great deficit be made good by the people? Not only must the present deficit be made good, but provision is necessary for meeting future re- Isults of extravagant republican policy. It is quite generally conceded among the statesmen who are accountable for this situation that it will be neces- sary for congress to reintroduce the odious stamp taxes that never have been resorted to by the United States except in war emergencies.
 How do conservative republicans who followed the band wagon of the .G. o. P last autumn like the idea of "a stamp tax infliction-one of the causes of the American revolution to make good tine lavish waste of pub lie money by the republican admins tration?
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KEEP IT UP.

KEEP IT UP.
 Since the meeting of the citizens Of the territory in Phoenix to discuss and pass measures pertaining to the statehood question, there seems to be a tendency of most of the com munities to remain idle and wait for someone else to start the movement.
 This is an unfortunate condition and should be at once remedied by organizing and establishing through out every county in the territory clubs and conventions. squads and bodies to Systematically communicate with every senator at Washington in order to show them the people of the territory are in the fight tooth and nail and do not intend to leave a stone unturned in their endeavOr to defeat this horrible possibility of jointure.
 Let each citizen who has emigrated from some other part of the United States find out the names of the sen ator and representatives from the dis trict in which he formerly resided and
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-14
THE SENATOR
 FROM ARIZONA.

When United States Senator Frank
 P. Flint. of California, jocularly pro
 claimed himself the other night as
 senator from Arizona" he assumed a title which everybody in this territory
 will be glad to have him wear until
 Arizona can formally elect two sena-
 tors of her own. Arizonians do not slop
 over in matters of sentiment, but it cannot be denied that Senator Flint
 has made warm place for himself in
 the hearts of our people by boldly es- pousing our cause in the fight against joint statehood.
 In taking the position which he maintains, Senator Flint has displayed
 courage of a rare order The admis- sion of Arizona and New Mexico as one state is the settled policy of the half dozen men who direct legislation in the lower house of congress, al though perhaps a majority of the re publicans in that body have unwilling ly followed the leaders. And in the senate, although a brave minority of republicans protected Arizona against the Hamilton bill, the steering com mittee" which controls that body was against us last session. and presum- akly will be against us in the Fifty ninth congress. Mir. Flint is both a new senator and a young man. New senators, especially if they are young in years, find many obstacles in the way Of their advancement in the sen ate if they refuse to accept>the dicta- tion-politely called ~advice"-of the senate's bell-wethers.
 Senator Flint has considered all these things, of course, and he prefers to be right rather than polite. He fully understands the penalties he may be called upon to pay as the price of his temerity in daring to follow a course that is considered inimical to the men who have elected themselves the dictators of the senate. The junior senator from California finds his posi- tion in the senate far different from that of Senator Perkins, his colleague. Senator Perkins also has won the grat- itude of Arizona by taking the side of this territory against joint statehood, but he has achieved a commanding position in the senate from which he cannot be dislodged. Senator Flint's brilliant talents warrant him in aspir ing to very high place in the worlds greatest legislative body, and it is no small sacrifice on his part when he deliberately places a handicap upon himself in order that he may do jus tice to a remote and uninfluential ter ritory.
 The sacrifice is one which all Ari- zona should appreciate, and does ap- preciate.-Arizona Republican.
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The Review is delivered by carriers h tke following towns: N&co. Cananea. Douglas. Tombstone Benson. eouth Bisbee. Paradise. korenci. Clifton.
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REPUBLICAN, PRoFLIGAcY IS DRAINING TREASURY.

While the plan for creating the greatest navy in the world is agitated afresh, sagacious American financiers are pointing to the bare condition of the federal treasury. Lavish use of the public money has caused an acute condition of the national finances. It is a condition that would be alarm ing if it existed relatively in the bus mess of an individual. a firm or a corporation.
 The government is running into debt at pace that leads conservative financiers to hoist the danger signal. For the eleven months of this fiscal year the treasury deficit amounts to s37 ,OOO, 900. It is expected that the current month, which ends the fiscal year, will show a substantial gain, but that is figuring on an uncertain basis.
 The evidence of mismanagement in the national finances is seen in the fact that the treasury receipts have increased while the deficit was becom- ing wider and deeper. The total re- ceipts by the government for the eleven months of the fiscal year foot up S499, 9,O97, ,OO0 Last year, for the same period, the figures were $491,- 134, ,O0O, showing present increase of about s2,O00,O00. It is seen, therefore, that the cash balance for this fiscal year to date shows a treasury deficit of nearly s4O,0OO,OO0. s
 And now, notwithstanding the Hn1 precedented income of sthe govern ment. the nation is confronted with the necessity of standing further taxa tion in some form to make good the extravaganza incident to republican policy. At a time when the nation is at peace with all the world we are scrsping the bottom of the treasury for funds wherewith to add battle
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ofhcers
 w. h. Brophy president J. 8. Douglas. vice president
 A J. Cunningham cashier H. A. Schwartz. Cashier Aexicen money bought and sold Branch. Naeo Arizona
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address to them a personal letter pointing out to them the great danger of this territory and urging them, as former resident of their district, to do all in their power to defeat this measure.
 In this way we would have a sys- tematic fight going on in every dis trict almost in the United States or at least in every state in the Union and thus would they know that the people of the territory of Arizona are in earnest in their fight for right.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-14

In the assessments of Arizona rail roads the territorial board of eQuali- zation placed the value on the South. western very near the figure placed as a value on the Southern Pacific. This figure was the one given in by of liberality on the part of the man. agers of our local railroad which should be appreciated.