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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
COFFEE VS.. COLLEGE
Student Had to Give Up Coffee.


Some people are apparently immune
TO coffee polsoning--n you are not. Ma
turc will tell Won 40 in the ailments she
sends as warnings. And when you got
a warning. heed 1t or you get hurt sure.
A young college student writes from New
York;
~ had been told frequently that coffee
was injurious to me, and II ! had not
been told. the almost constant headaches
with which I began to suffer utter using
1t for several years, the state of lethar-
gle mentality which gradually came
upon me 10 hinder me in my studies. tho
general lassitude and indlsposition to any
sort of effort which possessed me, ought
TO have been sufficient warning. But I
disregarded them till my physician told
me n few months ago that must give
up coffee or u,,it college. could hest
tate no longer ana az once abandoned
coffee.
"On tho advieeEo of a friend began to
drink Postum Food Coffee. and rejoice to
tell you that with the drug of coffee re-
moved and The healthful properties OF
Postum in its place | WAS soon relieved
OF all my ailments. The headaches
and nervousness disappeared entirely,
strength came hack TO me, and my. COM
plexion which had been Worry, very bad,
cleared up beautifully, Bettor than all,
my mental faculties We're toned up, and
became more vigorous than eve i and
now feed that no course OF study would
be too difficult for me- Name given ny
Postum ca, Battle Greek, Mich. a
There's a reason. Read the little book
The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
POPE EXPRESSES HOPE
FOR IMPROVED TIMES
Pontiff solemnly Condemns the
Separation Law AS Injurious
As Controlling Worship.
(By AssoeIated Press.l


ROME February 2i.--The Pope held
secret conss,ory to-day. chiefly to create
nineteen French bishops in the diocese
vacant through the Franco Vatican strug-
gle The whole ceremony was In line
with the Vatican's attitude towards
France. The PontiT delivered an afTo-
cution summarizing the ideas set forth
In his recent encyciical showing that
necessity Mastered It's appearance ''as
certain publications may have deceived
the faithful regarding the rear intentions
and feelings OF the Holy Sec evidently
aliuding to the pastoral letter OF Mgr.
Bonomeli. arshbishop OF Verona. who adj
yocatcd the principle of the separation
of church and State.
The Pope was much affected while de-
liyering his alocutIon He said I've was
compelled 10 accomplish painful duty
OF his office and summarized his recent
encycifcal. saying that the law provid-
Ing for the separation Of church and
State in France was contrary TO divine
right. and contrary to the welfare OF
society, which must live In peace with
religion. The concordat. lie added. was
broken in an unworthy manner. and it
would be difficult 10 form another. The
Pontiff solemnly condemned the scpara-
tion law as being as injurious TO the
church as the law established 10 control
the exercise N public worship, which
was not recognized by the Pope and the
bishops.
This. however. said the Pope in con-
clusion, would not prejudice the inalien-
able rights Of the church. He expressed
the hope that better times would come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
week, week o, or so, returned yesterday to thcI,

week or SO. returned yesterday to thcb
home In Churchland Va.
Mrs. e. - Myers ls quite III at he,
home, Seventh and Hull Streets.
The Manchester schools Will close 10.
day IN accordance with the custom az
observing Wasbington's birthday.
Messrs. John Onesty and Edward HOGAN
LEFT Yesterday for Falling Crock on a
fishing trip.
washington Camp. No. 90, r. q. g. OF
a.. met last night and transacted. busi-
ness OF considerable Importance to all
OF the members.
The little child Of Mr., and Mrs. Charlcs
schadt is III at their home on Porter
Street.
After visit to his mother and fricnds
IN Manchester. Mr.. G, j.. jackson has re-
turned to his home In Raleigh. n. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Postoffice Hours To-day.

Tho office Will be open for sale of stamps
and delivery of mail only from 10 A. NJ. to
L. NJ The general delivery and g stamp window "
$40 p. ii. Carriers Will make deliveries as
follows:
Two.trp men one delivery at A. NJ.
Three-trip men, two deliveries and II y. M.
-Four and five,trip men, three deliveries. 81
Mail IL viii DO dispatched to the stations at
the following hours: Station "a" $50. 10 30
and Ii 80 a. NJ. Station B, 9, $3.50 and IL ~
at 6 A. NJ. IL NJ and s p. NJ. All carriers VIII
collect the boxes on their routes.
stations - and .'B' Will he open for the
sale Of stamps and delivery of mall only
from 10 A. NJ. TO IL NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
LEIGH STREET MEETING.
DR.. Carter Helm Jones breaches
to Large Congregation.

Rev. Dr. Carter Helm Jones. pastor of
Broadway church, Louisville. Ky,
preached to u large audience in the
Leigh Street Baptist Church last night.
special musical programme was beauti-
fully rendered under the direction Of
Prof III. w. Porter, of Baltimore. with
a chorus choir of seventy-fve voices.
Professor Porter has charge of the music
at the convention of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union.
The preacher took as his text the words.
Where I go We cannot follow" He de-
livcred himself with great power, AFFECT
ing a number of persons in the audience.
DR.. Jones will return home to-day. The
services Mt Leigh Street will continue.
DR.. Ryland Knight, OF Calvary Baptist
church., will preach tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Proceedings or the Supreme Court OF Appea's
yesterday:
Typographical Union No 80 and others.
Argued. by L. Q. WendenburE and John A. !
Lamb for the, appelees, and w. Il, Meredith
Next ten cases to be called: Southern Rail
way Co. vs.. Jones; schwalm VS., Boards ley !;
Newport News and Old Point Railway. Co. vs..
Lake. Southern Railway Co; w. Hill; New
mort News and Old Point Railway and Electric
Co VS. BIckford, and same VS.. Cark's Admin
istrator; Watkins VS. Robertson Johnson.
turai Institute, and N. y, p. and n. r.. II.
Co. VS.. Higgins Administrator.
The court Will not be In session to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
COMIC OPERA.
Local Talent to Present Trial
By Turv."

Gilbert and sullivan's catchy little
comic opera, Trial by Jury will be
presented next Tuesday night at Belvi-
dere Hall by cast composed of Rich
mond people. The play is to be given for
Comforter.
Among those who viii take part in the
entertainment are Miss Fannie West.
Messrs Jeter Jones, r. Thomas. ]. Q.
Sale, Jr.. A. Poole and A. Creekmore:
Besides these there will be chorus of
twenty-five people and the Northside Or
ciestra of ten pieces.
It is also announced that sonre of Rich
monds best musical talent have consent
cd to render selections.
Seats may be had at Walter d. Moses
G. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
A Great Concert Tonight.

Sig. Alberto G. Rosati, the great cor
nctist, will appear at the Central Young
Mems Christian Association tonight at
80 o'clock. with his band of twenty two
pieces. The band will be accompanied
by Miss Nellie Turnwall. who completed
her musical education in London and
Stockholm. The volume. training and
phrity of her voice is said to be pho
nomenal. The attraction Is exceedingly
high class and the programme will be
popular.
Admission. including reserved seat, will
be fifty cents. Tickets are on sale at
the Association building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

The Highland Springs branch OF the Woman's
National Alliance met Monday with Mrs.
Frank Read and after business was over the
time was spent socially. The next regular
meeting will. be with Mrs. Percy S. Read at
'Reddydale'
i card uarty will be given Friday night.
February 23d. at the home of Mrs a. T.
Weeks on Elm Avenue, which will be con-
tnuaton Of the weekly series of parties given
during the winter
Another approaching marriage of interest is
that OF Miss GeneVieye Richardson 10 Mr.. Cecil
Gilbert Young. of King and Queen county.
They are well known in Richmond and through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Mr.. Wood to Speak

Mr.. John w. Wood, of the board OF
missions, New York, will make an adj
dress at Grace Episcopal Church Friday
night at Sis o'clock. in the interest OF
people. men. as we'll as women, arc in
vited 10 be present. Mr.. Wood has work.
ed for and with the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew for a long time, and It is hoped
az many of that organization as can Viii
be present to give him hearty vel
come. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Royal Italian Band Here.

The Royal Italian BAND, under thu leadership
OF Sig, Alberto g. Rosat composed OF twenty
pieces VIII appear as. the nth number of the
y. NJ, e. As course In the Y. NJ. c, A. Han
as a master among hand leaders His Italian
t had ,is y rsnowned for It's sweet music and
band win be accompanied BY Miss Nellie
lnrnWall, soprano, In Swedish songs Re
s t seats are now on sale at the associa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22

where the bride elect has spent several sum
iners and made many friends by her charming
personality. Mr.. Young is. brother OF Mr.;
Leslie Young. travelling clerk of Powers and
Taylor. THE only attendant will be Misa, NIL.
drcd Turner of Newport News cousin OF
Miss Rlcardson. Mr.. Dew, OF King and Queen,
will be best man.
Miss French from Wisconsin who spent
several weeks with Mrs A. IT Weeks, has left
the village to spend some time III travelling
through the South.
The Ladies' aid Society met on Tuesday with
Mrs. Emma Storer. and all arrangements were
ington Tea Party which will be given to-
night.
painfully Injured last week at the Richmond
Locomotive Works is very much improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
New Church for Asbury Place.

( ltey. G. II. McGeo announced from his pull
PIT sunday that arrangements are under way
by which Asbnry Place Methodist Church VIII
have a new building, The structure Will oo-
cupy the lot adjoining the present frame
s' Mr s5: IN L1mbardy and Hanover streets
revival services in his church at a near date
ne VIII he assisted in the meetings By visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Letter TO Gans-Rady Company,
Richmond, "


Dear Sirs: When you see wcll-dreSsed
man. you like to say: There's q sample
ofimy clothes. That mansis worth two OF
himself as he was when he came TO me.
We have the same feeling. our PAM
on Il house Is worth twice as muclias Old
fashion painters paint lcad-and-oii' ~
looks the same when first put on. y
three months 1t don't. In three years slt
decidedly don't.
Lead-and-oil chi,lks off IN three Scars'
1t is considered Il first-late job that lasts
three years.
,,ipevoe ilead-and-ainc is about as good IN
tlirtSe years as II was the day the pninte,
leftit. !
Zinc is tho secret of il: no secret NJ All
A good many painters know zinc; sone
mix 1T in with thcir lead. We grind 1t in:
not n little: good deal.
IT'S the zinc and the grinding that docs
1t. You can't mix zinc by hand We
grind 1t in by machinery,
Painters are finding us out, though
some painters arc slow, es
4 You know that It pays II good man to,
wear good clothes How many customers
have you that know it?Ylf
q, Yours truly
SO 4 w DEVOE IS co
II, s,---Hurris Hardware 20. sell our
y,nint is If II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Holiday at the CITY Hall

Wasnlnstqn's birthday VIII ba observed as a
holiday IN the city Hall The courts Min n5t
ss ,a N ssssi ,h and all tho eoaittee meetings
OF. Mayor MoCarthys' Proclamation VIM eiya
AZ the, clerks Of tho DEPARTMENTS d holiday, IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Ticket Sale Starts To-day.

Tickets forthe Mardi Gras and fancy
dress carnival to be held Tuesday night
February 9Th, in the big skating rink
AT the reservoir were put on sale yestcr-
day In McCoys store in Murphy's Annex,
Eighth aud Broad streets, and Branch
Aliens, Main near Ninth street. In
speaking Of the arrangements for this
event yesterday, u, local costumcr said
that he had already contracted for near
~ three hundred costumes OF various
kinds 10 be worn that night, Each of
his customers had put him under a pledge
of strictest secrecy as to tho kind OF cos
tune they had engaged.
III addition 10 the race in the rinl, to-
morrow night between John p, Brent
former holder ot tho championship. and
w. p, Newbcrry, recent winner of the
title, there will also be a race between
the seven winners in other mile events
for two prizes and a chance to compete
with the winner in the Brent New berry
championship race. The contestants in
tho second race will be Mcssrs. billiard,
Vaughan Haley, Pollard, Hooker, Cross
and FlsG. They will compete in u one
mile race, and as they are admittedly the
fastest lot, OF skaters in the city, this race
PROMISES to show sonre very fast going,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Close Capitol Offices.

TIC State eIlees At ahe CapitoI aud l.ibraty
WI he practically closed 10 the public 10 day.
,Wing 70 the fact thar. u rs ths anniversary Of
Both houses Of the General Assembly will meet,
however, and any any business which appears
T - &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
AMERICANS CHALLENGE
ENGLISH FOR TENNIS
"a. A ssol.iatnd prcs.s.

NEW. YORK. Ircbruary 2l--'rhc Ameri-
can challenge for the Dwight II. Davis
challenge cup ut lawn tennis was ca bled
to-day to the English Lawn Tennis Asso-5
citation, London This is a week before
tile challenge must be sent. tho date
under the conditions being March LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Washington Boot-Tea PARTY

The young ladies OF Grace Street y1,,is.
',nurnh Viii give an attractive chdreu's en-
~ az I o'clock THU afternoon al No
10 ", the grown-ups VIII be entertained nj
n ,poal-tea parry Refreshments and music
who attend. " ''''' N'N " an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
HONOR THE DAY
OF HIS BIRTH.
Observance of the Washington
Anniversary to Be General, But
Very Quiet Day.
THE BLUES TO HAVE PARADE
Tie Battalion TO March Through
the Streets and to Give Banquet
To-night-Othcr Features.

The observance to-day of the anniver-
sary of Washington's birth will be gem
eral throughout the city, though it is
probable that the celebrations will be of
Il very quiet nature. Public Offices and the
public schools will close and holiday rules
will be observed at the postofice and Mt
the banks. Only q few of the business
houses will close their doors, and the
general gayety will not begin until night.
One of the most notable features of the
day will be the street parade of the
Blues, which will commence in the af
ternoon at 3 o'clock. and 20 by devious
routes as far as the Lee monument
Their line of march will take them up
Ninth Street to Grace. thence up to
Fifth Street, and from there to Franklin
Street, and from Franklin out to Lee
monument. a Returning, they will come
down Franklin as far as Madison, up
which they will go to Broad Street, from
Broad Street down Ninth Street to Grace
street and so on out to the Capitol
grounds. They Will be accompanied by
Iardella's Bard and the Blues Drum
Corps. who will discourse lively music
en- route. 1t is not likely that they viii
pass in review. before Governor Swan
son, said member last night, as 1t is
expected that the Governor will be out Of
town.
Banquet and Balls.
AT night the Blues will give banquet.
to which between three and four hun
dred guests. including the members. have
been invited. The night will witness
many entertainments and sociab!es. The
Deep Run Hunt Club will celebrate the
day with a grand ball. at which nu
merous List of guests Will be entertained
Chief among the entertainments will be
the anniversary celebration of the Nir-
ginla Society. Sons of the American Rev
oution, the members of which win en-
terrain with an oyster supper and smoker
in the rooms of the Virginia Ctlib, No.
call East Grace Street.
At the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation the Royal Italian Band, under the
leadership of Slgnor Alberto G. Rosati.
will appear with twenty pieces. AT the
Railroad Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton the Young. Peoples Monday Night
Bible Glass will give ''Ye Old Folks Con-
cert which will probably be largely
citation.
Exercises in Schools.
The public schools Will be closed to-
some. If not ali. of them yesterday. At
Central School this interesting programme
was rendered.:
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. SCHOOL,
February Quotations. ....... Six boys.
George Washington. =. Arthur Whitworth
Franklin's Toast. ~. >. .Genevicve Leech
Song. Observation-Disclosures. Girls Chorus
A Puzzlins Question. Isabel Fuller.
Recitation. ............. Sadie Kaufman.
Washngton's Composition,
Flag Song. 81 81, School
A Girls Point OF View. ..... Marjorie Lea
Hurrah for the Flag. .Clarice Stith.
School. -, ......... Eleven Boys and Girls.
America school.
Mr.. Higgins Washes His Hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Mr.. Melville Wright Better.

Mr. Meiviile Wright, df Richmond. Who was
rep9'r'ed as , naSng been attacked vita heart
an attack OF heart trouble, but uf acute in
digestion. 1T =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Free Souvenirs for
Housekeepers

we are perfecting Our list of
liousekeepers of Richmond and
vicinity, and to any woman send
ing lis four cents in stamps and
filling out the coupon below, we
will send absolutely free any one
of the following souvenirs:
4. Handsome siX-incli Alumni
mum Thermometer (standarrl
tcst).
2. An Asbestos Mnt for cook
ing.
8. A Handsome Cclluloid Book
mark (violet design.
q. "A ,Chlltl's Book Of Games.
............. Cut hero ..............
Dunlop Mills.
Richmond, Va:
i enclose four cents postage.
My Name
My Address ........,.....
(does)
My grocer does not handle Dun
lop Patent Flour.
His Name Is ..............
Send me any one of the souve-
Mrs advertised.
My first choice is No. 1880.
My second choice is No.....
My third choice is Mo-. ......
My fourth choice is No..
Mail to Advertising Dept,
DUNLOP MILLS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Exercises in Schools.
Mr. Higgins Washes His Hand.

While aSsstlng a coal cart driver to unload
yesterday morning Mr. DANE, e., n aiEsh kssper
the back OF tho cart and the fence, against
which the horse unexpectedly backed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
NEWS GATHERED
From S0UTHs|DE
Real Estate Values Increase Per-
ccptibly and Houses i'll Great
Demand.
MANY SALES THIS WEEK
Schools Enter Upon Second Half
of Sessioll-Pcrsonal and
Other Items.
MANY SALES THIS WEEK ZEE
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
Nh 11n2 Hull Strnct.

ANO. lluS Itull 81 49, " y
Real estate agents Of Manchester have
been kept busy for the past two weeks
or more In attending to sales and sup
plying tho increasing demand for houses
for rent. Real estate has Increased IN
value something like fifteen per cent
within tho past month and this speaks
volumes for the city.
Prominent business mon attribute the
rapid rise In the price OF land ana the
desire for houses TO tho conclusion that
Is presumably being reached among the
people. that Manchester is to consoli-
date with Richmond.
Messrs. Augustine Royal & Company
have sold ninc separate pieces of prop
erty. the aggregate vnluc of all being
s7O05. Most of the property sold by auc-
tIon this week was located in the First
W, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
Local Theatre Notes.

Grace Georges former success. "Undcr
Southern Skies, will be the attraction
at the Academy next Saturday, matinee
and night The play is we'll known here
and has enjoyed q large patronage during
former engagements.
Lotue Williams will be seen at the
Bijou all OF next week in her new play,
My Tom Boy Girl" IL Is u comedy
drama written especlailyNfor her bolster
Gus style Of comedy, and Is said to be,
a hit.
During the coming engagement of
'Ilumpty Dtmpty" at the Academy the
curtain will rise promptly ut s o'clock at
the night performances and at 2:l5 O'Clock
ut the matinees on Wednesday and Thurs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-22
The County Chairman.

That Maclyn Arbuckle in George Ade's
splendid comedy, The County Chair
man." which will be presented by him at
night, has made big hit in every city
where he has Played is attested by the
crowded houses which greet him. So
much has already been said and written
about the charm, atmosphere and de-
licous droleries OF Mr.. Ado's play that
little romans to be added. Certainly no
play has been written in years which is
rs graphic or rich in laughter as this
comedy.
man. Eleanor Whitney, Dorothy Ham
mack Frank Perlcy. George Christy. Ed
win Chapman. Sidney Morey. Frances
founge. e. r. philips, Charles Fisher,
II (,rcs md nthers /. II
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-11
FOR SALE.

A fine farm, being the two farms
known as the HARRISON and Johnson
places in the third civil district of
Montgomery county, Tenn, Consist
ing of AGO acres. Over 300 acres of
cleared land and the remainder in
timber, Land lies we'll and is in a
splendid State Of cultivation. New
ly fenced) 1t is conveniently wa
tered, having a creek running in one
end Of it, and a pond and two wells
Zone a bored we'll 1873 feet deep on
he ather end. The l. c. R. R. runs
through the creek end of the farm,
and depot and side track only J
mile from tt e house. Z mile from
GAINESVILLE anu Hopkinsville turnpike
and six miles from GAINESVILLE city
limits.
This farm is splendidly adapted to
the raising of stock, cattle, hogs,
corn, hay, wheat and tobacco. Has
a two-story five room residence,
four cabins, large stable, machine
and implement house, two stock
barns with a capacity Of over one
hundred and twenty head. Over
fifty head of cattle Thoroughbred
shorthorns) two fine brood mares,
ten mules, is H. P. traction engine
and separator (good as new corn
shredder, mowers, binders, plows,
harrows, hay rake, riding cultivator
and all tools in use on a modern, we'll
conducted farm. Crops of hay, corn
and wheat raised on the farm last
year. One hundred acres in wheat
now.
Will sell farm with all that is on il
as set out above, or will sell place
and reserve personally. For price
and terms see or write to
w. P. HAMBAUGH, JR.,
Ringgold, Tenn.