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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-04-20
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
Published by Authority
CHAPTER R6

CHAPTER Sc.
Article Il of the Code of Public Local Laws
of the State of Maryland, title Hartford
County" subtitle "Orphans' Court" and
to re-enact the same with amendments.
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Sections $40
Local Laws title "Harford Count" sub
title "Orphans' Court be and the same are
hereby re pealed and re-enacted with amend
ments so as to read as follows:
40. The Judges of the Orphans Court for
said county shall meet tuesday in each
week during the year if the public business
requires it, and that all process shall be re-
turnable on the first Tuesday in each and
every month, unless otherwise directed by
said court.
III They may adjourn from day to day if
the public business requires it, but they
shall not so ad journ to meet more than one
day in each week unless it be necessary TO
finish the trial of case then pendging.
and they shall have the power to appoint a
BailiH who shall receive One Dollar and a
half for every day he may be in attendance
upon the session of the court to be levied
for and paid by the County Commissioners.
Section 2. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
Approved April 1, 1905.
HON. EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
HON. CARVILLE d. BENSON,
Speaker of the Ho Use of Delegates.
HON. JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of the Senate
Office of the Chief Clerk of the House:
true copy of an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed at the January ses-
sion, 1906. w. A. PERCY,
apo Chief Clerk of the House.
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6lMPSON.-GcRlAlN IS f'.,ts SIMPSON,
born September 10. 1893 died July 49,
The subject Of this notice was born in
the town OF Coxsackie, on Y the Hudson
New York A. tie ast q q
him to Join the pioneers Who were then
seeking career in the unsettled West:
He remained there, except for aslonalg
Civil War, 3 when he returned TO- the East
and settled lin Richmond. 81 Virginia, Il es-5
tablishing there the we'll known house
OF Simpson. Bass and Company. In
Of Hudson. New York, and removed to
he resided until his death, July 18th. last.
Mrs; Simpson died In December. 1885.
and three daughters, all OF whom sur
vived !. their parent s. 81 & E
M It is not the purpose Of this brief no.
tice to furnish any detailed sketch aofs
a moro varied and interesting career.
and fewer OF those having a CORES
ponding experience are able II to reproduce
free from any SAVIOR OF egotisn. The
design ia rather to make an expressed
memorial Of a. characte whose native
force OF VII, whose igor. Of indivlduali-5
school Tof experience. his aealaintances
and friends tacitly recognized as
aa9rnaa ha
manhood. Concealed under an q address
strong and active disposition and IN
part OF his NE on the plains ata g {,
simplicity and directness Of speech were
s sstst " was as as - tender as chlIds. as
devoted and as
ever appealed to him IN vain. no dis
or to secure some measure the largest
he could give. Of aid from him. But he
Which forbids the doors Of charity to.
let the left hand know OF the good
works Of the right. His Religious views
were known alone to himself and his
organization-he had little faith In YER
bal professions on that subject. Those
who knew him, however, IN 4 financial
IL Iii p tSa
s we're Vi ses to his dabnegation
SELF even In trihes, for those he loved.
Il his open,,handed llberal!t J e his :. :.
With little children and infants, e Ms
generosity to his dependents. to his I'M
pointed STANDARD TAM lily their fruits ye
shall know them he was. Y sHls ''I {;
OF the measure % g 1le a' "a ~
As Wss perhaps. not rsm az S's N n
lease sea- from 81 s0 lie was "a. not until after
weeks 8 reat ghyscatn s sst w sSf'e
to spare 3 distFssss Tis Fen5a! s's
h Moon y, noarriad life, and there inferred
family yas Wiz sl0h The ae' fr,e shs
asl,es - =, t,nrs Gathered to do his mems
,sSp s &c sosa so s,asi liz
n tWes3 ali aiI human prejudice, sectional OF
What bis departure me min5 h e. s sh9Ie
" hs frsnds ana sspseia asn his poor
nns ess r. but he has left to them In his
Example Hssfa saf ue uns ThIs a ma
a., !es ssssyyrance that he has gone where
na From IN Sne norts, a ee,
, n Tas Of suffering, should be their cons
ISOLATION, U3 f ssG q sSs sgls t9 y g ~ 4
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DEATHS.

at =. M. August "a,
EDITH LEAH ZACHARY. infant
XII daughter OF nv, r. and Matte q. pach-
ary. aged fourteen months
y funeral at the residence, No, -72a
West Clay Street, at s F, NJ, Az
GUST 3D.. v. y M S 81 Y
SMITH Died suddenly at Coyington,
liYa,. JOSEPH =. SMITH Of Richmond,
b Funeral Is services at the grave in,
4 Hollywood HIS Fgiday) MoRNlLN0'
3 at ~ O'Clock. n NJ
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Charters. Granted.

The State Corporation Commission yesterday
granted . number q charters 4, three ot them g,
vi Virginia ial PiuaSlas ana Heattng Company
tsssSafss: 4; y; PATTERSON. = II e Sichhoad,
<. So ), Oh sots: 70 conduct q general plnrnb:
Ing and beating timing gas y ntsing e; ana
,soathsra, .N y ana Anu.emeet Company
president; =. II, sohlsgei. second yies-prasl.;
sssad ss. 81 q NG55S
Manasaas colorsd Horse SHOW Association,
aD sse 1shf tS 2Ssn.eh asns cep.t
s'ssai fes1sa s sssS
rss
Mp|rtolk &c GsP Sna stock Maximum
vEsln1s ,oxh ne9 ssssass ,Sss ypSyt
Sssl 81 Ssspa H Ssp d R s ssssf;
Ms1s i5G ls5f1k mMnar s1SSse
Neysnaa.a. PRESIDENT, niueasld. y, Ya;; Il.
y'Ps Ssstss Sc
Va, S = Inn stoc4 sls.-
III J;ae al'i iron and Lumber Company l1ncor-
peratedS, Richmond, va John III Riey, pres
ldsnt. NaTbeth. Pa. Samuel \. Miller, Vice;
Treasurer; both Of Phllade lphla, Pa Capital
stock: Maximum, 100, oo9 m!ninum. s!oo, 600 g
Alexandr!a county, Va, ", 5, Hogs. presidents
HowaFf Ens Pe1sy
W, ~ g. Hoge, Jr., treasurer Eostoria, Va
Capital stock, Maximum $500 minimum,
Mt Rainier Coal and Toe Company (Incor-
porated AlexaTdr4e Ya william =; KS;rdfoott
SbS 18th Z Of washington, D: g. Murray Sands.
secretary and treasurer u AT Rainier Ma. cap'
~! .soak awns Fnod IL nbany nsos s
porated}, Richmond. Va L. Cgeyo, presi.
nsashs% tAqR1lsSSy
mond. Capital stock: Maximum, $4,000; mini,
mum. 5000. Objects; General produce CONF
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CIV, Dennis,
Mrs. Martha a, Alley.

PEThRsHuRG, VA, August a.-Adrs,
Martha Ann Alley, rellot OF Allen "a Hey,
died yesterday Afternoon ter a brief
Illness, She had attained the axe OF
nearly four score years and ten, and her
BY a fall. Mrs, Alley IS ssurYiyed PIX three
children-Mrs, H, y. Lamb, of Richmond,
and Mrs. James p, Johnson and MT.
Charles Fl. Alley. Of Petersburg. "a
Mrs, -. B. Doing,
Especial to The Times. ID patch,) s-il
N jWINcHEsIER. ~ August 2.-Mrs.
Harold Doing, a widely known F'rederlck
leQgatx fagpsN died this aftsfa094 !a1 a Elee
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Corporation Commissions Work
" After the strenuousnessH Of the past
few days, the Corporation Commission had
something OF q quiet day yesterday, and
the commissioners improved the oppor-
tunity to dispose Of q vast deal OF routine
business that had accumulated on their
desks, AZ lS
4 The next general hearings that will
take up the commissioners attention will
sbyfia regard to the tsles raph and express
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Times Dispatch Want Ads Fill Position and Boarding Houses
ii'oo VEL As NUMEROUS
home near Clearbrook, after a year III
ness, aged thirty-seven years. she wa
a v daughter OF j onathnn Branson, and
leaves her parents, her husband and one
young daughter. g9 # S 8SS5 "a IA }3l85

ness aged thirty-seveh years. she WA
q daughter OF Jonathan Branson, and
young daughter. a 5
AZ a williamson.
Hs4sSa1t K Ebf Tl%ss D. ansast
Andrew Williamson, postinaster Of
ouineas,1 Caroline county, died suddenly
poatnast ter twelve years. h Iio was 3 q
BIS survived by four ll { children. E5is
ss Mrs AZ. r. M arks. 53slggl
spsss11, ts rhs S Times E
her home IN 1ttrick after short Illness
She is survived BY her husband. Mr..
Alex. Marks, and \ d SON. 81 Mr.. Everett G.
Marks. f M III ri .a 5 n "a a
5.sf 5i.i 81 wv. Colvin.
Especial TO Tho Times ispatch3 3 Fl
WINCHESTER. Y A. August 2.--1saao
yesterday Mt HIS home at Fnwcettis Gap,
after several weeks { Iii 1885, 4 ged forty
years. a widow I, and one 4, son survive
him. q Vi ss n 3II 8tlA
Captain S. AZ. Kelly. tss
IA Special 10 The Times Diypatch)
ta GiH Samas Xaas us ons q
jlotte's best known citizens. died at HI
home here to- day at $3.50, after an ILL.,
ness Of ten 4 days. He ives rs q wife,.
Kelly has resided IN Charlotte Tor twenty
years. AT the outbreak Of the Civil War
he entered the service NJ lieutenant OF
Company 6, Fourth Reg nent and later
until wounded and captured at Fort Della
ware. where he remained IS nine months
From the effects OF his imprisonment lie
never entirely recovered a. e.
a5s f1e was man OF fine education. vide
reading, and exerted a most beneficial
influence on all with whom no came In
contact. II M
Polk's Great Grand daughter. s
Special Ito The Times- Dispatch.) III
VINCENT II e 7 :, CHARLOTTE. August
ass EVE died say
county, near here. She had been In lfail-
Ing health Tor many years, ana was 10
years a,rs, 90. Her mot her, Miss I Polk,
twenty years before the Civil War
Edmond Uhl. IS E
Special q to The Times- ri spa tch.)
NEW YORK. August S2-Edward lJhI
president OF the New x orker n S taats.
zettung CORPORATION, died yesterday d at.
along Illness. Z He \ was born III IN New s
York IN .1s4a. ss9 He was the youngest son
the staats-zeitung. He received his
sent to- Zurich, Switzerland, to complete
his studies. III 81 Sa ,sa
when he returned to the United States
he was semitic Gua temala as ConIul i, but
q gentleman farmer in Ohio. and Sat the
urgent request Of bs his 9 stepfather,@ tho
late Oswald ottendorfer,S he returned to-
New York and became business man
Ottenn OFFER q death he became presl-
dent OF the corporate Ion. gs
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OCEAN sTEAMgRk
The Contede Museum
#., TWELFTH AND CLAY 6TRDETA al3
opan daily from y, u, 70 u, ~ Aanks-
sion, " csnts. FREE 90 SstuFdAy

b When visiting New York stop at the
new transient lgeproof Mp,to;date ,h9otsl.
near broadway. In the very, heart OF
the city, convenient to all parts oe the
city by subway ''at the corner and
Broadway cars. also near Eleva ted.
Rooms, luxurious suites, With private
baths. $500 Up. Prices will not DO ad-
;yanced. 4Accommod tons for 500. A
model OF comfort, With choice yeslau
CANT. Popular prices, s. II, sf tf' Il b; u I,
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w. "A. Hayes.

NORFOLK. $ " A., August w. a.
HAYES. 4 a widely known, and highly es-
teemed citizen q Norfolk Sied a atar ms
I. i iin illness, at an early hour this
Morning II,1 He was sixty-three years g Cd I !:
va leaves q. widow, and his surviving
children are Miss Nellie Hayes and Ms rs
y T1 - VIZ - and G. Bedsoe Hayes, all
Of New York city, The deceased has
resided in Norfolk for about thirty years yea
Nj ". "A Hayes enlisted In the onfede =; e,
Army at the breaking oIt 2, rst eon,.
sn =, to leave HEREFORD county. NJ G. ne
Fought bravely throughout the four years
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IIssMrS,t NJ. T.. VVlIC1OCh.

tiRALILsVILLE, POWHATAN Cow, VA.
August Il M A nigry 2. Whitloc K,s, J, q
well known and highly esteemed ,lady
OF this community, died at the residence
OF her son, Floyd WhihocR, o. iopAe 81 :
! s a. hean feick for some time, and her
death iie was not unexpected on the part
Of her friends and relat ives
She was the consort OF the late james
NJ, ,Whitlock, r ana leaves q large and
numerous family OF children and grand
children. Her children are Mrs. Ny y
French, OF sunnyslde; Mr.. r. B. WHIT :. ny!
lock. Of Tobaccoville, Va; Mrs. John Gus
Mr.. Llnnie Whitlock, MI. Junius Whl.-
ana Mrs. 'Dr, Walden, OF Richmond. III
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4 Mrs M II. Shellho,rlrs:see.

~ ~ I aTTTIAM 81 August 2Mrs. Mary
lana shellhorse widow OF the late ~ ohm
8. Shellhorse, OF PittsylvanlaJ county, uieu
at her home near cal uesuny :, ~ =.
wa Is we'll advanced In years. and before
her marriage was Miss Hodnett, Of this
cointv FIVE children survive her-Sherlh
j. G. Shelhorse. OF this pace; W .!l!atn
county: Airs..Wlllia1n Anderson and Mrs.
Mamie Byrd, also OF & this county, nm IN.
ternnent was In the cemetery at Gallilee
Church Thursday morning:
ESt5.Fa5 Mrs. Emma j.. Garnett.
Special & The Tin. Tines .;ns.Sa: Emma
<, - Garnett, widow OF the late General
Thomas Stewart Garrett died to.d day az
1880 q clock at her home. Spy Hl!l. IN
the eighty SCI ond year Of herI age, Sne
had benin falling health lot more g man n
n1 She els. is survived by four ehtdren-Mrs,
Harry 4 Mills, Henry T. Garnet John
Garnet Of King George anq Thomas ma p
will take place to- morrow afternoon. and
ing ground at Spy Hill. ,js b Y,
sg,.5 Mrs. E. M. Shadrach. a3
Especial by Southern Bell Telephone.)
DANVILLn, VA, August 2.-Mrs. Ella
Moore shad raeh. wife Of Dr. 8. 4. shad-
ing illness OF two Year,. she was twenty
nine years old, and was born IN Persons
county. N, g. She spent eighteen months
/ in Mexico and Texas, in hopes OF recover.
ing her health, and returned to Danville
two months ago, since which time she
has been IN a. critical condition
Mrs, Edward Biddle.
Especial by Southern Bell Telophone.)
ROANOKE, VA, August 2,-Mrs.i Ed
ward B!ddle died last night from dropsy,
aged forty-nine, Her death was the
fourth In the family since May. Her
som In Jaw, Edward Labendy died, then
his wife, and later the infant son Of
CIV, Dennis,
Especial to The Times, p!spatch) 81
y SUFFOLK. VA, August 2-Charles
Washington Dennis, q well known lun,-
Der dealer, died last night at his home
In sufroik; aged rs years, He was q
native Of Salisbury, Nd but llad re-
two years, a daughter and four sons
survive him,
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NOTICE.

will d open his u Oriental Gate. corner
4 Tpenty-flrstT8 and Broad Streets
il August 8th.82 ce-crenr1, fruit, ciEars.
III tobacco [, A soda-1rate and CONNECTIONS.
Y The best OF everything and everything
4 served I'm style. f4 i8s
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The Rate for Classified "a ) j Fl 4 \
Want Advertising

Il Il 1 cent per word, i Net Cash In ADo:s
VANCE, with a minimum cost OF y y
II cents for each insertion, The sa m
4 rate applies to deaths, mhr y ;,n.
p OBITUARIES and all other classihed ny = y :
tees. mo display typo allowed ~ n tbs rs
classified columns. Hi Il }fSi &s.t II sS
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sWANTED-A4 REGISTERED. OR REG;
Il also use young man with three or
VI more years experiences; must Write O.
sE good hand and be quick. Address BOX BOX
:hiB5 n orfol TX va. $50 S5e& 5lf3
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STOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May, N. J. II
Largest Hotel on the Atlantic Coast. Situated
OF twenty acres Appointments and cuisine
first class. AL n aznusements; Ten Il Pins. etc.
sixteen pieces Same management % the past
fourteen years For teruls, etc., address P. H
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"COAFORT WITHOUT ExTRAvAGANCE. .
4 at the New Transient steel-built Ftreproof
ROckbridge Alum Springs

In the Mountains Of Virginia. Elevation Z. 900
feet Chalebyate and Alum Water unsurpassed,
Cuisine excellen t. Orchestra, Golf Links. Tonns.
II you want your summer outing to count for
health and pleasure. come TO sRockbridEe Alum
For SIllustrated Booklet write Mrs. ROSA E.
YOUNG Proprietor. ERockbridge Alum Springs.
Va. Take West-bound Chesapeake and OHIO
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az a. N II % d Two FIRST CLASS
sSgblacksnllths; one first-class horse
RI sheer. thirty cents per horse; none
but first class need apply; references.
81. apply JAS McGRAW, 1442 East Main
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SALESMAN CAPABLE OF
b managing flrst-class dry goods BUSH
ness. with view Of becoming q partner.
n Only persons Of high moral character
IN and business n ability need apply. Adj
dress s. u GILMER g. Cos Green's
155jI33ro N c. if2i9s &{3 & IN
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STSANTED-A5 COMPETENT WH1sKEYl
~ Sal esman. with &s first-class references,
S44,Virginin and West Virginia. Apply 20
BONNIE BROS, Distillers, Louisville 'ill''
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OUR SUMMER RATES WILL IS con-
tinues until August 18th; twenty Per
cent Discount allowed an 81, Hnl,1niissHfc
~ NESS COLLEGE, IL w L.
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WANTBD-AT5 ONCE, A RELIABLE
Il drug clerk (registered) to manage !. !. a q
IS small store. 5gA pply to 115 9TWenty-slA'th
* Street. Newport News, Vn, VA 54l
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN.
5T ingg, TENTS and Flags In the south;
~ prices ri9ht. II, e. COPELAND e Gu.
aF los North Ninth. Phone 2o7o.
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E,l r. BROWN CONTRACTORS AND
Builder for all classes OF work. Barton
X Heights. Wa, 81 "a IL a;.t,4a Y
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A IT1TT1W1pLIrPAY1NG, LARGE y MANU-;
81 featuring business for sale. owners
Ok have other business sout Of town. IA II
interested. address Pr @. Box ST. Ell 5
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WANTED FOR u. 81. ARMY
+ bodied unmarried men, between ages os
good character and temperate habits,
q who can speak. read and write .English.3
5 For Information apply to RECRUIT1NG6
ts$OFFICER, $50 East Broad Street. Rlch-
as ynOnG vi sl We flS
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INsURPAssAp COFFEE At THE
RI. Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED ANY YOUNG MAN OR
IN Virginia betweena1 and q
years old can secure free sch olarship
.BS OF a complete Comm ercial Course or q
8iN Course in stenography and Iypewrtt..
sl5st 81 90 cash 4 by writing the best letter
#}}Ei In "a The 81 Times Dispatch Commercial
s& Scholarship Contest i $sssg{!s Sttlt
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1TWATcHTREPAIRINa.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
51 ed by WIN. TOBIEN 3 Jr..iis aguarnntee
h that 1t Is done properly; 20 years ex-
perience. Cleaning, 41.0o; Main Springs,
S1.o0 408 East Broad Street. All work
i5 guaranteed. tfi i hsl 6 ii2{5T
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ALL a NEGL1GEB SHIRTS. 1NCLuD.
.&S ing Ill Manhattan, at cost straw hats
i8a get ~ the pick. N1UsCOEB II. Sjb GAR
n NETT, Eighth and Main. s FIX u Il N
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FOR SALE - GROCERY. LAUNpSrHnI l
4 and dairy wagons, runabouts a n p baen
i gies, newly painted and gone ep % t - Xix
Brook Avenue. Il n t M
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PERSONALS,

#SYoU WILL HAVE
more fur, to the minute II you SO on
< the Retail Grocers Excursion to Ocean;
View next Wednesday August ,stht,
ss tended. Be sure to go. Tickots, 81. % x
children Is cents. t 85 u! 81
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OVER IA MILLION IN ESTIMATE!
& Dollar Raxor; buyer runs no fisk; e nso-
IA lutelvs guaranteed to give Satisfaction.
XII WAGNER DRUG co. f St y
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COFFEE.

COFFEE AT T4lIO
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
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W,,AlNTED-BY. "A Y DUNG LADY, PosI-
aatIotl as assistant stenographer. Having
virsa without cornpensau ion for a short
K period. Address D 4a, care this office. Y.
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MANUFACTURING TO WORK IN
. saa Main strestx 3'5 i3s II a
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WANTED A YOUNG LADY AS CASH.
LEI. 4 Apply at once In own hand,
wrtting, stating experience, etc. ADJ
u dress, - All, care this ONCE.
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FOR SSALE-TWELvE M THOUSAND
dollars Lawrenoeville (va.( .thirty-yeanrr
Der cent annually. 3 W. s. THOMAS.
4 Treasurer Lawrenceville, Va. Nd l5{s
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3s; HELP J: ? WANTED Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT FERsON Nal MAJ
time time Corresponding re for newspapers: n no
ss canyaasing; experience u II eWHny.
X Send for !. particulars. PRESS $500
# GATE Lockport, N. 7. 5s.i5 VI 5s58s
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ira tes. ana az already foreshad owed n
Sthis columns these hearings Will prob.
ably take up very little time. N The date
for them IL yet to be set. h, Y. " IN
OBITUARY.
Tosep,h Smith.

The BODY q Joseph y smith /, !. TIE e
shot ana killed killed near coyinston, we q
ieomparied 81 ~ Mr. Mr. RUSH cowh.rd s,and
Mr. seivers.' " The funeral will take !.
placeIat the grave II Holly weed ~ thls
EBoschen !. NJ. Ill Garnett Or. a. -
Gray, William NJ. 1 Taliaferro and John NJ
-. Stockholm sjl "a. . I.
Smith was lone IN troa h room
ling pistol that lay on the tr,antelpise;c G.
eha4sed Killing tii hi ina ~sen the rst
person reached him he was ur,cons u.s. y
Edmond Roasse.
$St PARIS, August 2. Edmond Rouse. 9
member OF the Fren oh academy. VINO
5nune in 1871. Is dead. Is HIT y ~ e
N Edmond Rousse. or, to give him his full
name, Almo Joseph Edmond Rouse. vas
born in Paris May -. 1877 studied law y, Y
that city. ana soon optalned e dis,
Paris or March is, 1871, NJ. Rousse de-
voted himself courageously to the de-
tense OF the citizens who appealed to him
for assstaee and ypinly tred t. srye
! shooting May rs, 1871 The generous
conduct OF M. Kousse won for him % the
who died January 20, 1880. i5gss 8s
Colonel John A. Gibson.
s, Especial ITO The Times Dispatch.) !.
LEXINGTON, VA, August 2.--Colonel
John Alexander Gibson. died this morn-t
ing Just before / Y o. clock. at his home
on Timber Ridge, II Rockbridge county.
For some time he had been q sufferer
from liver trouble Colonel Gibson was
q son OF John Gibson. an Influential re.
9sident Of Timber Ridge. and was aged
seventy three. S& He was educa TED az
Washington q College. Gu now washington
and Lee University, Lexington. He en-
tered the Confederate army in April
1851, as second lieutenant OF the Sec
ond Rocl<bridge Dragons, and was sue
Ecessively promoted for galnntry until ne
was mads .8lieutenant-coltnel n. OF the
Fourteenth Virginia Cavalry, which po-S
isition he held until the close OF q tho
war. X .j elj U. " 4. Z,
publican politics OF Rockbridge. ana 1orj
sonne years was chairman jof the Coun,,i
" Committee In early NE ne y, serv ,,d
as deputy sheriff OF Rockbridge, !, i amr
later as II supervisor from South t ''9's,
i1 Colonel Gibson was a gentle and kina =,
hearted man, HI and enjoyed Is Ine ests IS.
OF a. large sacqua In lance. ne 70 s VI
9viyed by two children. and one orotnei.j
81. Samuel Gibson, OF r ckbrldge couts-3
~ N The remains were buried n ms y, a. ~ IA
ternoong at Timber. Rid sc. I'll
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

i- Colonel i Gibson was gentle and kind q.
hearted man, and & enjoyed the esteem 9, y
OF a. large 5acquain lance. He 10 sur
1vlved by two children. and one oro. a,,,,
~ Samuel Gibson, OF d Rockbridge coun-
~ "A The { remains were buried this az
MON 81 ~ Timber Ridge ii