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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-09
GEORGIA Scenes"


Speaking Of an error OF a correspond
ent OF The Tmes-Dispatch in attribut
ing tho authorship Of Georgia Scenes"
to Lyman Hail. the Abingdon Virgnian
says:
''The correspondent made a very nat
ura mistake. The stories OF Judge
Longstrect's first appeared In one of
the gazettes Of the State and were
compiled by him for and published in
book form In 1870. DESTROYS Of conceal
ing the authorship no said at the out
set. he wrota under two signatures
Hall U1yman) was that signed to stories
In which men appeared us principal ac-
tors; Baldwin (Augustus Baldwin Long
street, to those In which women were
the prominent figures.
referring to those f1ne old stories we
may say we are suro ono Of them FUR
nishcd our versatile and lamented friend,
the late DR.. George W. Bngby, the
foundation of his great production
Rubensteln.' which went the rounds OF
the press again and again some years
ago. The Song an account OF the per-
Torrance. instrumental and vocal, OF
Miss Aurelia Augusta Crump "a pupil OF
Madam Piggissqueaki. who studied under
Ma 'selle Crokifroggietta) in Georgia
Scenes and tho story Of Rubcnstein arc
enough alike In many respects to be
double first. cousins One paragraph
aono In the former covers tho whole
point"
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Virginia Horse Flesh.

According to n publication in The sun,
day Times-Dispatch. compiled from the
auditors reports, Virginia had In 1905
S32 .203 horses and mules, valued at ;14,-
55l ,9o2, or a fraction over si3 per head
Richmond's horses and mules average
Ss3 per head, Roanoke's s5i, Petersburg's
!63. Danylle's sGs, Norfok's s67, Lynch
burg's sSs. Loudoun's se7. and SO on
down the limo to GrayKon where the
value is ST per capita.
One would suppose from this exhibit
that horse flesh Is very cheap In Yir-
ginia, yet we were Informed the other
day that It was hard to buy good
driving horse In Richmond for less than
$500. Tile man who gave this informa-
ton said he had Just sold his horse
at that price, and We were shown a
fancy driver at $500 we were further
Informed that tho nan who owned this
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Merely Joking.

Pertnent.-"Coud yer give poor man
quarter ter git Il bite to eat? Sec
here. fellow. you're the Same man gave
Il quarter to yesterday" Say, boss,
don't folks In your set eat dinner every
duy?'-Cleveland Leader.
Diet Affected Am.-"An' phwat tn
tdiyvlc ais yer goat. Mrs. MORTALITY?
It's turnn' q dozen somcsaults n n!Sutc,
tn crnythcr ISL "I3ad luck to m! He's
been after attn lot av circus posters. -
Cleveland Leader.
Had Enoush--Mrs. stlngy: What do
you want to leave us for, Bridget? I'm
sure we have treated you as one OF the
family" Bridget: Indade, an you how !.
na'am, an DIVE stood 1t long enough"
Life.
Paper eedclothes.--Bncon: They are
advertising paper blankets. Ever SEQ any
of 'cm goo Egbert: NO but I've seen
sheets OF jpaper."-Yonkers Statesman.
Matter Of conscience.--Tirst Messenger
Boy S(excltcdly): Say, Gully, come into
this toy store and see tho Niger dance
on a box an turn summersets. without
losln' step Second Messenger Boy
t(solcmnly): i've got message for a
sdoctor--case OF life and dcath-and can't
stop more'n a half hour or so."-Eew
York Weekly.
The ono Instance.-'I don't suppose
YOU ever wasted anything In your life 2"
we suggested. Yes, I did once an
swered Mr.. Russell swago, regretfnlly.
"Once when was 4 boy started to
smoke Il cigar. must admit that l was
compelled to throw about half Of that
cigar away. Yos, sir. 1t went completely
to Observation-Disclosures Courier Journal
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THISDAYINH HISTORY
April 9th.

Church Day, Maria. Sun rises at 1894.
sets at 6:26.
1es2-I,a Sale dcsccnds tho Illinois and
the Mississippi to the sea, and claims
for France the territory wntercd by
the river, calling 1t Louisiana. Re-
turning he begins Fort st. Louis, at
Starved Rock, on the Illinois.
1eo5-Aaron Burr arrived at Blenner-
hassett's Island, In tho Ohio.
1s2s-DantzIg. PRUSSIA, Inundated by, the
Vistula. tho flood destroying many
lives, III addition to 10000 head OF
cattle and 1000 houses.
1e5s-The prohibitory bill Of Pennsyl-
vania signed by the Governor; became
n law
1sss-Al tho English and French bat
5teries opened on scbastopol, and con-
tinued necessarily through tho night
and following day. The Russian loss
was acknowledged by Gortschakofr
at S33 killed and wounded.
1se5-surrendcr ut Appomattox.
1a74-A sensation caused ut Cincinnati by
. tho arrest OF Murat Halstcad for
publishing n lottery advertisement.
1a75-A battle occurred between miners
and soldiers near Hazleton, Pa,
1eso--The President appointed commls-
sion to China to secure treaty. re-
vision, consisting Of DR.. James Is,
ANGEL, minister plcnipotontiary etc.,
Vice George F. Seward, resigned;
John r. Swift and William II. Pres
colt.
7,es4-steps taken towards commercial
reciprocity between tho United States
and the South American republics.
1ss4-General Gordon hemmed IN ny the
Arabs near Khartoun'
4aas naf,nite news reached London that
+ho Russians had occupied Pen1deh,
on the Afghan frontier.
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fancy horse would pay $500 for his match.
Fellow citizens, isn't there Something
wrong With oirS assessment systein7S
a Virginia Affair,

The senbonrd officials have not Yet an.
Brounced that they will remove their
offices from Virginia, bit Atlanta is act.
4 Ing as though such a course had BEEF,
determined upon, and Is making n hur-
rah campaign to land them.
This Is no local matter. Richmond
wants the offices. but she is primarily
Interested In seeing then, retained III
virgina. THAT Is the spirit and pur'--
port Of theiletter Of President Leigh. OF
the Chamber Of Coinerco, to President
John 3. Primer, of%thc Virginia Bod I'd
OF Trade. There should be hearty CO.
operation among the cities md cotin.
ties Of the State without regard to To-
cal considerations to prevent tho Sen
board, n Virginia institutions from NOV
ing It's doinlcile to another state.
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7heirNamesOnH Honor SR0N

/ Maud Duke, 1,lnnch Brock. Fannie Murdoch.
'Sia la1s snEGss Sef Rseh S2nGih arey pon
.oSi%a ss,, u9s,Sy y
sf ssssna liaos's S'sWor.h ,.hro Mar,
lss ss NSa rsss lfs r.s MaoRsSS
mani far eharasod, Er T. rTs,r s,'ffr 'sas
Nicholson School.
sevcnth /, crade-Foretcc Minor, Ernest
s is' t's kals sx'a' sss B"Ss
Sx| 1rsssii.sn s4s Ssao barker
s Fifth /, ! tiradc--i.cwis Rogers Edith Chll.
ars las Mn%dSs I, aoSs q eG pasiow M' Ma
" Flfh "Ay arade-aiey Leone l.uray liard'ne
f FcSr.5 sSr s; ss,s r sa4
G HSsno a As'' n%s Hack e! sse
fourth oradc---Evn Rice. Lilinn ga, CARRIER.
wp AHA af 7, erod Ka.i ;nnefr ere Tsor
Ncllio Wade DeRs Cole, ila2cl llnr'o"' 'iaoe'
IN. TSird a arade-r,udoph Schmidt, Pearl
sncnti, Louise Washer, Harrison Eacho. a,
second ! oraaellohert Ross1s e f.nrrc
bs sesnni M1sxs 11rHes wnshar louis eams
NetIIe iicnsley, walt or king, Lawrence Dow!cs,
Paul Dnughcrty. Margaret Blair, Miriam Nuu'
felt, louise Rock ,,,,.,,,,o
First Il urade--Dewey Gottwnld, clarence ,;f
Rice, Eiwood Shelton. Kathryn Cussens, l.ll'
liam Harmon Margaret nenms. Phylis Neams,
Ruth Taylor, Rosa Taylor.
First a Oradc-Charlie lshcho, Bcrhafo Da''"'
Irene Duke, Maud Jacobs. .l
Randolph School.
First A Grade--clnrcnce poherty. Perry E S,o.
crtson Robert Dottery Anglia Lambert Ll%-4
y First q Grade-I1lizabeth Cole Blanche Tos-
ter Olnyds Suder Gallo ratun. Leslie Car'-
ton, Ornce Garner, Mary TURNKEY
Second a Crade--Rnynond MaliorS, x, Icy
Jackson Ruth Thompson. Hazel Lcber. ,; MaarS
Crichton. Fannie Foster, Inez Wiilihms. Wine
Howe, blanche Sunderson Clarence Inorpe,r ,u-
liam. Zerlne Stockman, Roy Hrownlng. Edward
Fletcher, Roy Robertson, Willie Zeiier.
Third a Crade--Carlton Elliott, Llllan iichs'
Third i urnde-Lousc 11undley. Nettlc Lux
hnrtI Rosa Robertson, Rebeccn Sanderson
Fourth a Crnde-Afrinm Goodwin.
Fourth Il Grnde--Blanchc Cole. Alyrtlo BrAu-
shaw, Oracle Franklin. Robina Robinson, Ern-
est Hollins. G ,,a,xh,,u
Frank Skinner. Richard Zacharias c.,,,ia,
Sixth 4 Grada--valentlnes Leo, Mary Dowden'
Mabel Hargrove, Blanche Ham, Louise lJamce.
Sixth Il Grade-Grace MIL Ethel Won. Grace
Owen. Richard Gilman
\ Seventh A Grnde-Ivey Tiller $500, c,
Seventh e Ciradc-kate Wilcox. Wine Slnp-
son Minnie Griffith, Bernice Pollard Eslellc
Francis, Wayland Pamore.
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Noble All Through.

Noble by nnme and equally SO BY
nature. Mark L. Noble, OF this city, han
bravely won the title OF hero by nus
courageous devotion to duty In tho very
! taco OF death. Tho newspapers are ring
Ing with his praise, and well, indeed, ne
deserves It, for no has set an example
under the most trying ordeal which 10
worthy of emulation by men IN every
walk OF life. When the terrible situation
ut Juniper Station flashed upon him. his
experienced eye realized the full I'M.
port. that It might be for him the last
time he should look upon earth and sky.
but standing hravely at his post, his
first thought was OF the precious lives
IN his charge. and he spurnel all safety
for himself In craven desertion, though
In so doing he might widow his wife
and orphan his children, To that heroic
decision and action many to-day owe
their lives, and Mark L. Noble should
receive tho medal awarded for heroic
acts, and some more substantial recog-
milton, too.-Petershurg Index-Appeal.
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Mineral and Her Growth.

That Mineral has responded to her
advantages Is not questionable, but has
she Utilized NIL her resources to advance
her growth? II census cnumcrator
were employed to report hor increase In
population for the last two years his
figures would doubtless startc those who
frequent our 'thoroughfarcs! Were tho
Increased valuation VI property reported
tho most optimistic citizen would be
filed with s,rprise! II the railroad
agent here were requested 10 publish
the amount Of outgoing and incoming
freight passing through Mineral for the
last two years. the best posted business
mnn would be astonished at the show
ing OF such large amounts OF money OK
changed ut this point.--Afincral Mirror.
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Leesburg's Progress.

Judge G. H. Nicol has ordered an cleo
ton for the town OF 11eesburg. to be
held on Tuesday, the first day Of May.
1906. on the question OF whether or not
there shall he issued bonds OF sald town
to m amount not exceeding thirty thou.
sand dollars, said bonds to be used for
the purpose OF establishing system Of
water works for the town. We do not
anticipate any serious objection to tho
issuance OF the bonds, for surely our
people are awake to the necessity OF O
new system OF water V,rks. and will
do all In their power TO aid In Its con-
MISUNDERSTANDING Mirror.
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The Matter of Motives.

or Mr.. Byrd's motives we have Moth
ing TO do. but that he did his duty
courageously and we'll as a. member OF
that Investigating committee We arc per-
fecty satisfied Motives are hidden
things, and finite eyes cannot discern
them even with the aid OF n microscope.
There is but ono searcher Of tho secrets
OF tho hearts OF men. The God who
made man undcrstandeth his thoughts
even afar or. but man approaching the
ycstibule OF tho soul OF brother man
must stand in wonder and realize that
II has been written. "tl1us far, but no
n rthcr .,-AnpomHttox Times.
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Rhymes for To-Day
A Sad World.

There is nothing very funny
Z In: ''11e Gets Away with Money
It's ii matter pretty solemn,
opino. i
There Is not d CLINT OF humor
In divorce and Scandal Rumor'
For pleasant little column,
Such as mine.
'Thc Treason Of the Senate
Where's IL poet that could pen III
1t Is nothing for Il aughtcrs
Pleasant hoax:
(. And the "Railrond Rate Romanccs'
Offer hardly any cha noes
For Il foolish paragraphcrs
Little Jokes.
''The siamclessncss OF Cities
Doesn't iather sprigh,ly ditt.cs;
There is more In it to weary
Us, than fun;
And the cry ofi"Phony Foodstuff"
Isn't what one nnbs as good stuff;
It's Il subject far too seri-
Gus to pun.
Sadness groweth like IN adder
All. the worlds becoming sadder!
Graft by hogshcatls--ny and CRATER
BY tho tlerce.
And tho Comic MUSES. woolng
Gets lemon--noth1ng doing.
There Is not thing for laughter.
Amt It fierce?
New York Mall.
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Mr.. Branch's Offer.

Mr.. John r. Branch has offered to give
the city public bath. tho building and
site to cost s25,D), upon certain condi-
tons named. These are that the inst-
tuition shall be controlled. managed and
directed By a self-perpetuatin board of
1--WE commissioners to be named by him,
and that the city assume an obligation
to pay the cost OF maintenance,
Mr.. Braneh's offer Is generous and
public spirited, and the terms are ems
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Erup1,tio11s:;,.,

X Tho spouting of vesuvius Is only OK
scellcd BY that OF tho Nalpes correspond
cnt of the Associated Press. m ono Of
\ his poetic cruptions lie cast UP the fol-
lowing: ~ .#
"Tho streams OF lava arc rosistless.
They snap like pipe stems the trunks
Of chestnut trees hundreds Of years oldl
and blight with their torid breath the
blooms on tho peach trees before the
trees themselves have been reached Tho
molten streams do not spare he homes
Of the peasants and when these have
been RACED they dash into the wells. as
though seeking to Stake their thirst; and
having filled them, continue their course
down the mountain side. AK &
That's hot stun, but what We arc
curious to know Is, how did these mol.
ten streams contrive TO get out Of tho
wells? 4E ft BEf
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E GREENE-GAYNOR CASE.
Will Enter To-day on Fourteenth
and Last Week,
(BY AssOclated FFehs.

n SAVANNAH, GA, April s.-The Greens
and Gaynor trial Tomorrow WIZ enee,
upon its fourthteontF and probably suss
wAsa rsuents viii continue peEhannaa tnro1 t9s
Wednesdays IH ba senS Sp Of the M week, and i
|aT cyxp 5eTait that the Jury win sonelude, It,
df az liberation and report Its Andnsa pefoFe
me w ssSVk osborne, for the defense, VIII
E Fl Medrins ii,,n ssd1 Mg g ,SpWIn
IND JudEa s, 3. Adams, for the goV-
eminent, will conclude.
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GUESTS IN HOTELS
SCARED BY FLAMES
Especial to The a-plspatch,)

T-7"' (SI1vCTiI
NORFOLK, VA, April 8.--A spectacu-
lar fire early this morning completely
destroyed the alleged gambling resort Of
lobe Mapp and Hugh Mckay on City
Hall Avenue. The flames had burst
through tho windows of the place before
they were discovered. The place was
one OF the most gorgeously equipped IN
the southland. The loss IL estimated at
$50. 900. Hotel Neddo, on Plume Street,
is Immediately back of the building In
which the resort was. and the Month
cello Hotel across the street from It. It
was thought at one time that tho flames
would spread to the Neddo and tho large
number of guests In both hotels were
reused from their slumbers and some Of
those In the Medic Were much alarmed.
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BIRTHDAY GIFT.
DR.. Pearson, of Chicago, Offers
$4,000 to NeWberry College.

(By Assoclated FFess,)
COLUMBIA, S. g.. April S.-A special to
The state from Newherry says;
President James A, B. sherer announces
that DR., D, Is. Pearson, Of Chicago, offors
to give $4,000 to the endowment fund OF
Newberry College on the usual terms.
Or, Pearson has long been known MS
tlan College. This proposition crowns his
eighty-sxul birthday and sIgnalizes the
seml-contennial this year Of NeWberry
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tircly reasonable. we move that It be
accepted unanimously, With n rising vote
Of thanks. we know not how he could
expcnd $4,000 more to the public con-
vcnience, the puhlic comfort and the
n,,hiic health. l S#f ti4I{ 8i tStH{
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Room for More.

Why should l my affections bind M
And, choosing one. all others bar? Nm
Just one variety OF mind .a
TO keep tho Joy OF. life at par?
To dip In just one honey Jar
When there are other sweets In store
Nay, though 1t means another scar,
My heart has always room for more.
..- Chicago News.
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Natures Hint to Man.

Now that Bristol Is about to emerge
from winter into balmy spring. and on
every hand the grass and flowers are
putting forth. there Is perhaps no better
time to urge that the city be cleaned.
The purity and beauty Of natures vernal
effort Is very suggestive to man. They
scorn the filth and germ breeding heaps
OF trash that have found lodgmcnt In
many a receptacle where 1t was Intended
BY the Creator that only clean things
should exlst.-Bristol Courier.
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Life in the Old Land Yet.

II lndepcndence&hnd free speech comes
OF prosperity no doubt about the South
feeling It's oats now, No doubt about
Richmond being Its capital city. There
seems to be lie In the old land and OF
a very vigorous typo OF feeling and ex-
preston. Taking another view, there
arc many things that have happened In
Richmond recently that might DO con-
flrmatory OF the fact that Thomas JET
ferson OF Virginia did write the Deolara-
ton OF Independence Chase City Pro-
grceS, lf5 al-.s ...E.4. iIss5s3I5
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Cure for Hystria.

Elk President Cleveland. fishing for tar
pon In Florida has found, perhaps. the
"hysterla" which Is said to be prevalent
In this city. When things begin to ''get
on the nerves" there IL wisdom In follow
Ing tho old-tlme advice, "Be quiet and 90
a-hshing."-New York Tribune ~ -
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r asirnT m letter of Lex" following min.
in to-dny's Dispatch. looks Us
though It had been prepared as ~ IN IL
swer to It. though kn9W on OF W soulo any
sort OF reference, the one to the other,
which have ever thought could be Of
fectlyoly urged against what sugEeSt'
and I do not think his point, Wnen c th,n
fully aGalyzed mnkSs ahg sde'. Shat Wien
Congress- confers upon the INTERSTATE
Commisslon power to FIX a rate, u CON
fers upon it Legislative power, ana con
gress cannot delegate TO ano 'her boey
lis discretionary power IN the H'at'e' ~
rho noint made Ia perfectly sound: When =
Congress ia clothed with \ dis ::yto;l. u
cannot delegate that discretion to nnother.
But in the case now, under. conslder,a dioh
there is nG purpose to deleghte 5nisras,
on to a9her we enn roatpss ' tat 50 and
so shall be- the rate to DO charged by
rnllroad when the commission establishes
That as the rate which 1t shall charge.
Congress- enacts the law OF the case, leaV'
ng to the commission the amount 10 pa
net Of Congress, the amount being loft to
n. cyphcrcr, Congress lays down In It's
net Certain principles that are to govern
the commission in fixing tho rate and
then It enacts that when the rat s y d ho
tie law that tho road shall charge that
rae and no other ratio. This i MT c1 2,
where the commission ent.ss That the
road shall pay that rate. but case u
which Congress enacts that q road shail
pay ratio that commlss, hh ionsre out
OF certain data presGrI1,n1ea ~ o G9nfEess'
Richmond, .Aprl 8, 1905. ~ M
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Working the Roads.

Charlotte county Ia not wealthy enough
to spend n single dollar In temporary
efforts Whatever Is done should BIO
done permanently. which Is tho only
economical wny..-Charlotte Gazette.
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Lucky for Paul.

. Paul Revere was about to start forth on
his famous ride,
Gee no said as he lightly vaulted into
the saddle, "1'm glad the locomotive
not have to slow WI at any railroad
Then he chlrped to his horse and was
away like the wind.
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Candid.

Mrs. Newrocks; II. there's anything I
hate. It's writing letters.
Newrocks: DO you?
Mrs. Newrocks: Yes. indeed I wish
somebody would invent an easy substitute
for spelling Watson's Magazine.
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Rucker-Rucker,

Mr.. and Mrs, YIN, A. Rucker. Of Eau
marriage of.'thelr daughter, LILLIAN, TO Pr,
ceremony will take place April 2sth, at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. ". P. Mood,
No. lQeQ West Grace Street4y
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Sympathy,

Mrs. Iustgott IIermann: Ny new homo
has stained glass IN all the windows.
Mrs. Notyet Hutsoon: Now, that's too
bad Can't you find something that'll
take 1t t?"-Cleyeland Leader.
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Mr.. Andrew Carnegie donated a kiss
to each Of two Atlanta ladies-and not
one word was said about the usual ten
per cent.
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King Goals Joke,

Old King Coal IL n merry old soul, he
looks on a strike as fun, the longer It
lasts the louder he laughs, as he marks
up his price per ton.-New York Herald.
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To Reduce Population.

Members OF the notorious Mccoy fam
ly of kentucky have Inherited d large
fortune. That H1ll soon start them to
POst.
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.Contentrnent.

A Cleveland (Ohlo) man wears dollar
bills around his body TO keep warm. a
ten spot or two IN our pocket Is az we
need to make us comfortable.-Rura
Retreat Times
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This Mutable World.

lie used to hold her little hand,
But list! tell you, list!
A year they've now been married, and
= .-Hlttsburg Post,
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Views of the
Virginia Editors.
Jackson Memorial Hospital.

rho Indies Of the Mary Gusts Leo
Chapter OF the Daughters Of the Con-
fedcracy contemplate Mt an curly day
lnstitutlng n further canvass for the pur-
pose Of putting tho Jackson Memorial
Hospital into operation. - Rockbridge
News.
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Virginia prosperity" was written all
over the industrial section Of The Sun
day Dispatch.
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Words and Deeds,

1t appears to be an axiom regarding
moro words.--Nsw York American. ~