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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-10-10
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

Ill LIlIS UuSy HE IIlOSI people,
and particularly women, are
prone to look for trouble. They
content themselves with the pre-
sent, but must ever be searching
for the heavy burden of to-mor-
row. These poor, worrying folks
should learn this verse by heart,
as it might help them to knock
off that load which presses so
heavily upon them:
make little fence of trust around
to-day:
Fill the space with living works and
therein stay.
Look not through the sheltering bars
on tomorrow
Gcd will help thee bear what comes
of joy or sorrow"
And take heart from them. No
trouble, no misfortune, no grief,
is so formidable when it is faced.
1t is when it shows afar in the
distance that we are apt to ex-
aggerate its greatness and its
power for evil.
Particularly does the mother of
a large family, perhaps herself.
even, the only breadwinner, need
to comfort herself with those
grand words, "Take no heed of
tomorrow"
1t may come laden with trouble
and care, and if so, they must
be bravely faced. But it may al
SO be ushered in by glorious sun
shine unshadowed by a care.
Besides being very unwise, this
constant search for future mis-
fortunes is very ungrateful.
We are given the present time
to live IN, 20 make much of. to
utilize its every moment to the
best advantage, and there is no
time allowed in which we can
look for troubles and cares ahead.
The evils that never occur. !"
THE sorrows we anticipate that
roll away. I" The sleepless nights
we suffered thinking of coming
sorrows" how they continue to
vanish, and when the dreaded
morrow makes its appearance it
is no worse than to-day.
Live in the present, hold to
the present, grasp it closely, en-
JOY its every pleasure to the full,
and happiness shall be yours. !"
Those are true words and should
be taken to heart by every think
ing woman.
No one cares for the company
OF the pessimist, the gloomy
prognosticator of future evils.
The woman who is content to
leave all what may befall her in
dim uncertainty, just accomplish
ing her daily task and taking one
who should be emulated and fol-
lowed.
Worrying over future cares
brings on old age, wrinkles, and
banishes the joy of hope and
youth.
Be more like little children,
who take what each morning
brings, and then the great SER
mon, Sufficient unto the day is
the evil thereof, will not have
been preached in vain, and LIES
burdens will not appear so heavy.
WHAT TO PLANT FOR CHICKEN FEED
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-10-10

If you wish your church to
prosper, keep it clean. See that
the plank walk leading to it is
safe and pleasant to walk over.
Be sure to fill the stove with fuel
and your minister with food.
Give what you give without
grumbling, growing and grunt-
ing. The Lord loves a cheerful
giver. The giver who worms
and squirms and hangs unto a
dime till it is hot, don't get a
particle of credit for what he
gives. Give money. Give fuel.
Give food. Give labor. Give
something that is of the best
and that is useful when you
give; give it and let it go. Give
kind words. Give help to those
weaker and worse off than your
self. Give sunshine to your
brethren, your neighbor and
above all to your home. To your
wife, who is growing Old while
you grow cold, give words that
are pleasant and thoughts that
do not corrode and depress all
all within your gates. Eek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
3 JOINT SESSION.
Council in Perfunct tory Manner
Elects Caucus N oninees.

#55 Presid dent William M. . Turpin called the
Joint session 10 order Mt :25 aP.F n. AL
though Il & had been ord Tered for 50 t,P3:.
tfe n1a
the body got down to business a t once.
BIS: When the election OF city officers was
gone into, tho following were nominated
For Board OF II al It'll. Drs. M % IIoge:
w. IN Oppenhimer and r, %. Garcin and
8Messrs. james h Is. Phillips and James r.
Gordo NY Si RfS
serxxen Issn Arms-G G. sRuskell.
Clerk Council Committees-----A.9II.5 Nc n
sDoWell. slss s !, ~ IN
S Si{y NB tsIEs wv h y P sussSav.
81 sunerinte ndent OF ln,slao Y George i!e
az sasRl!s{ ,endent y 4, \, M Il:
5i Superintendent o. Water orks---lc. d. p.
Boiling. Il 8 Sg
q
sls Mr.. e. B. White was re- ele ted clerk
OF the Police Court, oyer.. hose recon-
mended by the Police Jus tlce, ! ccordlng
NJ: y p Gibbons wa /, y, made "a, = balm.
A Curtis harbor mn 8 ter. 5 ,y .s
Fer S41sot9F
poor:i Drs.$ Prctlow, Batkins. Crane and
stratton all incum bents: US !. IL i55
6 Clerk to 8the Aud itor--.W 8. h Reid.
s$ Superintendent Street Cleaning Henry
Cohn. . 3s$5 WA
Justice to hold Police Court In the abs
sence Of the Justice Squire Lonnis
Police Commissioner for clay Ward -
wv. IT. Reed, RI Isl $ 35 y VA M
$55 The body. dcs!!sna ted the justices OF the
peace Numerically for the arioua words, +
and at 5 :15 O'clock az journed Hine die. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
ssB Llfe IL "A & series % surprises, and
4 would no& be wort, taking or keep
Ina u IL were no rs God dell 9 hts "a 20
10 late us every d ay, and = lde rom \
u the past and future v Al 1. q!
Rutton Is the Rescue.

~ T ND N ~.
reporter who Interviewed Col. V joseph sep
Button yesterday SAYS w Is seriously !1
5doubted that lie Will apply 70 , the
Court Of Appeals for i1nnd mus g
compel the Corporation Commission Nst1 to e
qualify him as Insurance Commits one 'f.I
3rhe reported adds that in sucl, a \. Sc
.the burd on Of any risca OF insur-
noe leg islati on would be tl1ro wn sa uarely
S. across the door Of the ton Com
mission III ,3a5 y nj. 3
5a Not y at nil. Tho burden Of such NC q
Miscarriage would be thrown across the the
door Of Col. Button. He is the chosen on
oflcer of the Legislature, and IT is - his
duty to employ every means Of law to
DIT himself In charge OF the ln ms iran
Department OF the state govern y
he fails to- appeal to the court ne VIII
not only fail Of his duty, but ne VIII
create the ln1pre that he is AFRAID RAG
81 Il make the test Use your remedy,
Col. Button you will, we'll Y YOU YOU
faN then the burden my S1r1 BIZ
$riawe Of insurance legislation would D q
thrown across the door Of the Supreme
4 Court Of Appeals. IL
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COUNCIL
&. LARGE bulLDlhG.

85lS, ont,nticd from First PACED
nbr4st speedy and explained y 4, sotr AZ
Mills spoke i I, opposition TO tile subs
Estitute and IL was II nd vocated "a " a 4 Mis
The ssubstitute ordinance was rejected
ayes is ,3noes, i 8. A THE ordinance red iired
FtWenty4foir Rafrirfnative votes. The roll
6cail resulted as BLOWS !. y "a
{gAycsa4 N1essfs. I1llett gt,sori Gsa rter,
Gates, Green, Hobson Leo, Miner Pol !.
lard, Pollock. Richnra sor,, spence, D q,
Meade White, St illarn III White and mo
a Noes-N cssrs. Atkinson, DAY is, Dick x
Eerson Don ELenvy, Greer, Huber. L :,
GMasurler,R Mills Smith, tjrllln,if, Williams
and iltshire--1S is|5 u s,ss
sisi.ss Will Have the Baths. Iss
The Council ae opted tho resolutio a 9 h
fceptins the offer OF Mr.. John T. Brnn 81
Tor system OF public baths With but few,
dissenting votes. I'll g8i III II NIX NJ RI;
15 ;5E'' For Great High School. II
$ss .rhe resolution from tho T'it,arc Com
mitteo itistructing the torrley e g
sfoa% siss ss sssssshn Streets
wsho 59r muo n'Eii sSlsS o.
he Voto "a non,ss: a. NJ NJ e.
aIjynch alone vot ing III 4 ne ne ga Il We. 5 81
srha VI resolution 81 permit ting tho selec-
8tion ~ the Poor Committee &of site
forathe proposed col ored alns q q was
$Sp Mr. Spence offered nE protest from tile.
tladies OF lakewood Memorial AS soclation,
sobjectinR TO the establishment OF r. COL
ored park nea Il On and - s ,'1'
II The resolution npproprint ting $500 for,
ra zit,r the Ola lark bull " as re-
Yfcrred nfter&much$ deba ten III Y, u
mn MI. Atknson off cred resoi1a s si on
which wa referred arpropr st 'lV
FOR completing the new stat Ion lo,li y
State Fair Grounds. III
.8$ Mr.. Huber moved to areoonsderItt,e vote
byAwhicf, the State Fair proposi ton was 'I
rejected {und the Imo ton was ndop "A
ssy Mr. Mills 5withlrcw his objec Il On, and
nd vocn ted 81 tho NJ suppleme tnl ord nance;
He amended the pal pei. st r King out.t q
provision the clt ~ 10 pm sew
$cl,ty-flve per con t. OF the cost Sof improve
yments should the socia ton no IA renew n.
the lease8at the end OF ten yea rs: The.
ordinance, rs amended by Mr.. NIL was a'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; noes, none. 8s;3 N.
s$ Mr.. Pollard offered a. resOuti lon, which
wa s adopted. dscharging the Joint Con.S
on Anncxa ton ct Richmo g and and
Mnnchoster, owing to the fact that the
present Councils will not have time to
act, hut urging the next Council TO take
"a "a petition from the Police Board asked
for an a addit tom OF 4 twenty-five men on
the force, and this wen Il to the Com
5,nitteo on Finance. XXI 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
..ll'M|l!'.e''r1',.ely#.J. king.


Anything But rlsndl :, aston, !.
isf,sain 6. our gag efnent viii, Miss
sWelloph is broken, Is u Areg the rea (; !.
Etions between you still friendly X ~
should say not IS This rela tions between zen
us IRE her relations, and they're my bit
tel tenemie s. r. hicago TT ibute.t VI AZ
a; Paradox lcal. N ot understanding the
doctors tell us II avoid nigh draughts,..
Things W ..Ssthey4 hnye es bisi,ed an all
hight bank In New ork..''-Y 7, mixers 3
State snnn.5 ~ III v 4fS
sS5 low He jf,l Eooked 4. - hey lind been
married o month before an ybody heard
OF IT, Really Everyone thought BY
his looks he had merel s. been bac king the
wrong horse ."'.--I3 ysta nder,. s,i5
" The, \ one al HS He 4 Grudges. Visitor;
What Is Colonel bon sw ring about
So NJ furiously this morning n louisville
Man .S.' oh, this Is tho day when he has
to pay his water tax.''---Someryllle Jour-
nal. S.
vi What they Had Turned ~ '''You don't
buy SO much mea ttnow. Mrs. Malapr q
mo indeed $ since al these awful tales,
our family has turned 4yaletudinarian u. = -
Baltimore American. " $8i,sS N
Getting $$lt Straight, ~ isitor: willie,
tell your mamma that i D have come to
call on her. w lille: q NINA 81 no 81 t
home. Visitor (shoc ny, lille,
I'm & sure i Il saw her looking from he
iparlor window as Il came 2lp$ the street"
willie (stoutly) mo. you didn't either
That was sis peeling through the pnrlor
blinds & Nom saw you coming from up-j
stairs Baltimore American @9 s5s
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ths purposes Tor which the alcohol 30
lis to be ultima ely used.

tho purposes Tor witch the alcohol 80
Sdennturlsedfis 70 Ebe Intimately used.
.',Compiete denatuf ton Of nlcohol W
tho German system is Acconipit q ( w
tie saddit Ion to every 100 llters t2a 1.s
sgaitons) or espirits (a) 1syo ana one. fia!f
,lltets of$the STANDARD dehht ufixe |, nds
tuof fourfparts of WOOL alcohol, one pnift
8of pytldin3tn heterogeneous base obtained /, 4
BY distiliing ,oneAoil OF coal with III
the addition to each liter Of 90 grams M
~ oil III inyendera OF rosemary ~ one fvs
ana one fourth lters Of the shove S'sta 3.
dards ana two iltersS Of r1sol, With every
400 llters OF alcohol. III a.
But, II bhetlistry cat, 70 de ~ tyr ise"
alcohol as 10 render Unit Tor Il, d II
may not chenilstry undo Its owt, work l'',a.
and restore the alcohol titus treated tt.t 70
Its original pnrity7 This Times p d''
is informed BY a. comp chemist tha ~
such 4 process Is possible. but not pr.ao-
tlcablc, for commercial purposes on ao-
count 81 tile scost o. conversion. the ne
times Dispatch hopes that none q ' ~
readers Will experiet,c sc sa sense q as.
appointment III receiving this decree g ~
Science. ss3S 3ss3 & ,s
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klITCHI||N||.
l08sGRyAg AGAIN.
Nominated by Acclaina'tlio ll
Convention In North Caro- AZ lima
AHA esterday. |SS
PRoBAB : EA n ) : BRYAN n
Kitchin8 Made Great Speech, AA' 81,
eating oretnostt I. Citizen .-:itdI' en- Il
;j Of the wv orld. Ss5s,
PRO MOOR J! 4 81 z: 3 B 4 1
.Kitchin Made Great Speech As,dtl.
(sp p |. ia i, ,to rhs Times. Dlspatch.) Il

10 = y = l.
# GREENsBo Dbl N. 4 C., July The ~
Democratic convention OF the Fl fth Com
isressionol District tonight rlomira ted ".
w. Kitcalirl by exclamation to serve 4 $,,is
sixth term lii Cone ress In accepting the
no,ninatot chm II ade strorlg sr,ecc *
3arraigning the Republic pa rty Tor cow
Ing iced ssof & princlple d OF special priyl-
Sleges to enrich Ia few, {whi ch had yielded
tho crop OF civic q ia corporate crime Eex-
posed finB the recent invest Ions IN sin-
Esurance,, raj lroad and other centcrs.
Sts The audience wen Wild s when he de-
clnred that two yours hence the n1asses
OF tho millions would unit agsA11s u llese
favored and money -glutted corrupted
classes nSd retrieve this lost ground . q
elect ing to the presidency " the foremost
Citizen In allb THE world. Y IN j
BE- There Is d fair tendance Of delegate s
here to- the Democratic ntlon,$ which
meets tom orroW. Among promine men
present are editors OF the leading State
papers. the nine 81 Demo Cong ress-;
men, az Sen ators & Simmons and Orernnn,
and nominees for Congress Hackett and
Crawford OF the Eli hth and Tenth dis
strictB. The grea ter number of del egates
will arrive on midnight and early morn
ing trains. Eli Il
Eaj5i 1 is rally5agreed tonight 8thatsre
5olutions will $be adopted endorsing Bryan,
ydeclarin g # for 30 reduction Of passenger
Sra tes, enlargement OF power OF the state
ECorpor tom q si Commission denouncing
subsidies and the continuance 1of the
present tariff system. Nj &Is III VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Site for the High School.

Tho adoption by the Common Council
last night OF the plan for providing an
entire square for the High School site is
highly gratifying to those who are in
terested in both the health and educa-
ton Of the youth of Richmond, Con-
clrrence by the Board OF Aldermen,
which Is well assured at the meeting q
week from tonight VIII open the way
tor work 10 begin In the near future.
The old buildings ON the north half Of
5the square have been practically all
RACED. and such changes as may te
necessary In the plans can. Il Is thought.
be made In "a very short time,
3 We rejoice 10 know that our High
School ia soon TO have building AIDE,
quats to its needs and with sufficient
space around It to glye the hundreds Of
boys and girls to be educated there 2
breath Of fresh airBan q place for ex'
srcise, X s FIT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Reports on Cemeteries.

&g The Committee on Genet erles met at
$3.50 yesterday afternoon in the City
Hall and received the reports OF the city
cemeteries for June. 3l19 DOG, showing cash
re ceipts collected at lakewood to- amount
to 81 1880. 20; " RiverYiew, ~ 1852 96; Shockoei
Hill for quar- ter end ng y une) 1875. 90.
81 The flowing officers were res elected
for q term OF two vel mrs from July !,
1906, without opposition sEE
% Keeper Of Rive Jew Gene terry, ChaTles
e. 4, r chardson keeper OF lakewood Can-s
etery, w. Allen Di ckerson. 6 M 85{{ lEi
Messrs! \ a. II. Keith and T. J.SsDugan
were jrea ppolnted :, "a borers At shoekoe
shockoe Hill Cemetery was authorized to
proceed to, q place a. suitable memorial
oSersthe grave Of tex- Mayor Joseph Mayo
in Shockoe Hill Cemetery, money fort the
said memorial having been appropriated
by the 4 City Council. ss i5
A It was 1.-THE sense OF the committee by
a Il unanimous vote, that herea fter HE
driveway gates to al 8of tho city ceme-l
teries be closed at dark, and the Keepers
Will DO governed 43t accord lngly & In u the
future 81 "a 4. fitsf5 s MI
4 IA petition from the lakewood Memorial
ssoclatlon asking the doption&of reso-
lutions OF protest against the establish
ment of a negro pleasure park near Oak
wood Cemetery, was received lsand ap-
proved and forwarded to the Council.
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Good for Giles

II In securing an approp riatton Of $4,000
from Congress to aid the separa tel exhi-
bition II to BIO made a the Jamestown
Exposition by the olored people OF the tt.
United States, Giles jackson, direc tor
general Of the Negro. .peyelo prn1ent and
Exposition Company. has shown remark * 4
able capacity and rendered q great SER;
vice to his race. No people are more
ready to recognize the part that the
negro has played IN the material level o.
opnent of tho South than the Southern
people, and none are more deeply inter i,
ested in his advancement and success.
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The Stockholders Side.

Il u " VAS " pointed out In these columns
the other day that the railroads OF the 20
811nited states had been compelled I to spend
great deal of money In rs,
an IA thnt their earnings had been In great
nnr, employed In that ton, Mt the
#a q cr f,ce az dividends to he ckhol ders
curlously enough, while tho general PUB
y i'd are ciamoring for reduced re tes stock-
sholde rs are beginning to for more
dividends. Al }225.s x;
DE There was recently m interesting cor
!. res nondence on this subject between q
Wall Street VI broker and q h Richmond m Tt
broke +. III II think It a. shame. said the The
I New York man, 'the, way these rail-
ways. rob the stockholders. Look at the
southern,s gross II Increase for eleven ven
months Of IS, oo0, 900 and no dividend end %
the common stockholders: the Che apcaket
4 and Ohio shows a net earning Of ~ per
cent. and pays ] per cent. to the stock
holders, In tho last ten years the Louis
vile and Nashville has taken s42, 100000
\ out Of Its earnings and converted tho
sum into improvements. AZ least half
\ belongs to the stockholders. and they
should have RECEIVED oyer 81 per cont =; more
I dividends than they ,have receiy ed..
s""If 1T is not robbing the present stock 81
holders" y said the Richmond broker. 1T
/ is at least unjustly withholding from
them a fair return upon their. I, invest
\ m,1ent, II do not think 1t Is q Just policy
It is robbing one generation to give to
another. believe that we are coming
10 the English practice H. & u. BIZ 4 n
The English practice Ia to issue bonds
for Improvement purposes. and to give
\ stockholders all that the road leglt imately
4 earns, but the stockholders offAmerlcan
roads have submitted TO this policy, feel
4 Ing that the dividends which they might
have received were we'll invested In i'm
proving property and that eventually they
..get their own. with usury.''
u II would N be the irony OF fate II tho
i Interstate Commerce Commission and tho
state Railrond Commissions should now
adopt the La Folette plan and reduce
rates to n point at which they will pay
operating expenses and give the stock
holders fve or six per cent. on the money
actually Invested In tho property.
This story teaches that there are two
sideH to every question. n
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killed MAN WHO
AssAUlTE.D1W|If:E||
Then rove With Wife and
~ Children, To- q I so,'u1nty Seat and III
Surrend cred.

1fsreoIal Is SIS e Times Dispatch.)@

Especial to The Times Dis pat cf.) h
OHARLoTrEs, n. c.,5July IA. NJ
Burgess was shot and instantly 4 killed 81 tse
in the lower edge Of New Sale 4 70 a
ship, Union county, this morning. by
.. w. Hill, following the accusation by
Mrs. Hill that Burgess had crimtnanlly
assaulted her. Hill rove to- Monroe
With wife and two small !, children T,
and 3 urrend to the authorities, who
committed him TO jail Without ball for
a hearing. Il III # N 5ss$
Mrs, Hill told her story this mo rning,
and Hill started az ter Burgess. He met
Burgess almost in front OF his Cailrs)5
house. Burgess pulled !a pist ol, but HUI ~
was too quick with his ~ 9 hotgunS and
fired nrst, bringing down his man. Mrs. \
Hill claims that Burgess had made an
attempt Il before to assaul her. and
threatened to kill both she and Hill ~ 4
she told her hush The threat had
kept her silent. e " 81 III
& Hill is \ thirty and Burgess was 40.
He leaves a wife and six chile Both
are Wel-to-do farmers. III
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State 3 a 81 Il ucation.
(specIal 10 The Times-D lspatch,,

Especial to The Times-D lspa tch,)
RALEIGH, IN. C.,SfJuly5 The State
Board OF Education met to- day and Sc
lected seven members Of the Substitute
TEXT Book Committee. Fhe names Will
BIO announced 81 Ia ter, The Board also
passed a number Of appli cations tor
school loans, amounting to twenty-fo
thousand dollars. The entire board. con-
slstlng Of Governor Glenn, Lieutenant
Governor Winston and officers Of State
departments, were In attendance. Pub
fishing houses were ordered to file with
the secretary OF Substitute Text bookj
Committee. the names Of all agents, at
3torneys and Others Interested In them or
III, publications In the State, They were
notified also that they could file briefs
OF advantages offered through books In
office OF secretary Of State. IL
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sprinkled, provided said sprinkllng shall;
not Interfere with the regular work a of
Relief of Poor

The Council & Committee on Relief Of
Poor met Il, the CIT Vi Hall last night
and reelected the foll lowing Ulcers sot
the City Home for "a term g two years I
Second So Assistant 5uperia-i
5tendent (colored homel. Herman. Paul;
Physician, q DR.. !. VI G. n vilian Il Matron.i
Mrs. Florence NacD ougal: :.
medicines were re-establighed at the FOL
lowing places: q nirst n Distric Ct, 8 VIII. w.
ERicha rdson a Second Dist riot. Z.
IA "a Fourth District M II ~ Marston;i
Fifth DIstrlct, r. s. East: Sixth District,
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The Presidents Tribute Is Him
n s'; vs. self. VI WI

8 President oosevelt has paid as very err
beautiful tribute to Congress q would ',ll Ii
not be afraid says he, }compar re . the
record Of the ri fty- min Il, cong with vi
that of any prevl Gus Congress- air1 our =
history not only for the wisd ON. but for
the dsinterested l,lg h-mnd dness which which
has controlled Its actions. IN
This tribute Is a hough the teacher cher,
OF school had bestowed high el,comitlrs
upon Ills pupils as though the managing
editor. OF d newspap per had pointed With
pride, to the splendid exhibit On its ne w
and editorial apartments made by Its
bright young man. All such tributes nec '9''-
sarly bark back to the ma who directed
the work. AZ .i
ii:s The New York Sun well says that II
counting the. Ia bors OF the session the
( place OF honor will have to be given to
Theodore Roosevelt. Isl H
Quite true, The resident praise %, Of
the Tifty-ninth Congress is q rr1erited
tribute to his own big stsck III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
Denaturalized Alcohol.

The d Scientific American gives the
following description of the process In
use IN Germany Tor denatur!zing alcohol;
Il eThere are two general Glasses or
degrees OF denaturixing, VIZ, the COM
apleta' ana the .incompIete..' according 70
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Part. 81 i own Burned

Special to The Times- DiSpAtch.) .7g
a C5IARLOTTD N. O., July 2::--Ftre this
Xssd IA
scat on the Seaboasd Air Line, Just west Of
here, Eight msrcant.is eatabl!shments were ,ers
viii reach }s6.oo partiafsy covered by in.
surance. Just six weeks ago four sorea were
burned there. entatllng "a lopsE OF 1lo, 900, y
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/ Stricken by PARALYSIS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH N, CT July 2 - Rev. wv.
Jenkins, superintendent Of the Met hodist
5Orphanage here to-day % uftered Two;
strokes N OF 4 paral ysis. M Ellis condition II is
critical. NH HI Is the ather OF ohm Yilber
Jenkins. Southern news editor OF the
Baltimore Sun. who has been 81 llmoned
by telegraph. i;3 IL 3t3;4 ts,3 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
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afternoon w being bur ied H alive under
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AG large number 81 workmen narrowly
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