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of having performed noble and gener-
Gus act. Jennie Dean was right in her
pathetic appeal to the Queen, when she
said And oh! your leddyship, when ye
come to dee tand It comes to us alb It. ~ Is
but what we have done for others that we
Will think most isweetly on.
Remember, my readers. that those men
followed the flag of the Southern Con-
federacy In that great war from 1851 to
1868, in defence of the true principles of
constitutional liberty. For my part ] can
say. and do say. with truth. that when
my heart shall cease to warm at
the sight of Confederate flag.
then will it be cold In the grave" No ma
ton can ever rise higher than its ideals.
That grand and heroic charge Of Picketts
Division up the heights Of Gettyshurs
people to lofty standard In this man
ner i did an inestimahle good to posterity.
As the evening star continues to grow
darkness of the night, SO will the fame
of the charge OF Pickett's Division grow
brighter and brighter as the cycles of time
s H the ne more t0 shaes e 50 n WITH that
upon. the greater viii be lis flame! II
and s ssia bo Of Sr xRSss the sSa
rem whose fathers marched boldly up tho
blood stained heights of gettysburg, de,
serve that their names shall be enrolled
Crusade tore down the crescent and
plan,ed the Cross In Triumph upon the
or and t%a
great charge DO made in vain? shall
never n;' :, believe t for 1t Is prlsiiese to
all contributions shall be sentto the Rich
mond Times-Dispatch. Every one will
know In advance that the distinguished
Confederate Soldier who owns that great
uril1 II Tim NIL contributions
arc faithfully and properly applied to tho
and ali viii be acknowledged.
All that I can say.sn conclusion is that
but few appeals of this kind can. in the
nature of things, ever be made In the flu
the dear old Confederate Veterans will
have gone ito that land fom whose
bourne no traveller has ever yet returned"
81 these spe GhaFsnq t ths geaees
principle of human nature, would to
God that ] knew the magic wand BY
which could touch the hearts OF our
quest, which, II granted, Will solace tho
declining years Of two poor decrepld old
men, who, In the flush and pride OF youth,
gave almost their az as loyal and vol
In defence or the Confederate cause! /
it H'I via! i1Ss whishi could brush away
] can da IL; to make this simple but ear
nest appeal. These Veterans are not OF
my lSith and kin; not q drop OF their
blood flows Y my veins but deem se;,I T.
TO respond myself to this appeal and TO
ask others o,follow msyexampla. In this
great utilitarinn age, when the appetite
the daughter of the Horseleeoh. may n
not ask that. We stop for a moment to
consider ethe short bur simnle annals OF
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COLLEGE ALUMNI.
Permanent Organization to Be
Effected Next TUESDAY,

Last Tuesday afternoon upon the call
OF several prominent alumni OF Richmond
College now living In the city number
OF old students and teachers OF the col
lege braved binding storm and met
In the Chamber of Commerce building TO
consider the formation of local chap
ter of the Alumni Association The meet
Ing was called to order by Prof. W. L.
Foushee. OF the college. Mr.. Hill Mon
taEue was called to take the chair Mr.
Harold Bloomberg acted as secretary
Upon discussion it was decided to form
the association. and to that end to cali
a meeting to make n permanent organi.
cation.
The date OF this meeting was put for
next Tuesday afternoon, March 9Th. at
g o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce
Messrs. r. n. Pollard. Carlton jackson
and W. f. Crawford We're appointed
committee to draft constitution and by
laws to be considered at the next meeting
and to outline n plan of procedure
The proprlety OF such an organization
is readily seen when 1T Is known that
there are in the city more than six hun
dred and sixty men who have heen at
some time students of the college. and
among them sonTe of the most prominent
citizens of the capital city.
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We Paid 500, 900

For the American rights to I4iquozone
after hundreds of tests had been made
with 1t. After it's power had been DEM
onstrated, again and again, in the most
difficult germ diseases. Then we spent
in two years. more than ten times that
sum to let others test 1t at our expense
The result is that millions Of people,
scattered everywhere have shared In the
benefits of this invention.
We make the same offer to you. We
ask you to prove, ut our cost, how
much this product means to you. Let
Liquozone itself show how wrong 1t is
to suffer from trouble that It cures.
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Hour of Confusion.

Senate bill No. 1i5. providing for the re-
districting of the judicialS circuits, was
next taken up, having been advanced by
special order. Delegate Early made a
strong speech on the bill. Judge Martin
Williams addressed the House when
Mr.. Early sat down. Delegate Paul Nc
Rae spoke for the measure. which was
also advocated by. Mr.. Royal leader OF
the Republican contingent. Colonel Ca
ton made a strong plea for the passage
OF the bill in the form that it came from
the House committee. urging It as a
necessity.
Colonel Robert e. Lee, Jr., followed
the Alexandria member. vigorously OPP
posing the bill. He denied that condi-
lions were such as to justify the creation
OF five new judgeships at considerable
expense to the State. incidentally, he
paid pretty tribute to the old county
Judges and deplored the abandoning OF
the system Of county courts.
Delegates w. w. Old, Jr., of Norfolk.
and Charles r. Bland OF Portsmouth.
spoke for the bill. Mr.. Read protested
because It was IAN omnibus bill. carry
ing much that rs objectionable" Dele.
gates D. P. Powers, Moses Green and
Others made brief remarks.
Many OF those opposing the bill were
willing to vote for one or more new
circuits, but objected to adding five to
the present NUMBER.
The bill passed the Honse-67 to II.
Delegate Upton P. Jennings walked
down the aisle. gesticulating. Stopping
in front of the clerks desk. he called out:
MFR. Speaker. move for confirmation
OF that vote.
Must have four-frths vote to pass
that bill; Is 1t there?" shouted another
member.
mo, 1t isn't" from another delegate.
A scene of confusion followed.
1T requires s. votes to pass this BILL
roared Colonel Bob Lee.
"sIxty-seven and one-ffth,' corrected
Colonel Cation.
bill is passed" said Mr.. Churchman.
the acting speaker pounding vigorously
for order.
That's illegal" shouted several MEM
hers In the crowd on the floor that
pressed about the Speakers stand.
It'll be contested in the courts sang
out a member.
Motion to reconsider was rejected.
Then followed a bedlam-like confusion,
with twenty members attempting to
speak at the same time.
Then came surprise
THE bill is defeated, the Speaker pro
tenn declared. reversing his original an
nouncement.
Motionsto adjourn were offered by sew
eral members while the excitement con-
tnued. When order was partly restored
the House refused to adjourn by close
vote.
Colonel Lee moved to reconsider tho
vote by which the bill was lost, and this
the House finally agreed to. thus leaving
the measure on its passage.
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Germ Diseases.

Most OF our sickness has. In late years
been traced to germ attacks. The list
OF known germ diseases now numbers
about one hundred
Some germs--as in skin troubles d.
rectly attack the tissues. Some create
toxins, causing such troubles as Rheuma-.
itism, Blood Poison, Kidney Disease and
nerve weakness Some destroy vital or
gans. as in CONSUMPTION. some-like the,
germs of Catarrh--create infammation;
some cause Indigestion, Directly, or in-
directly, nearly every serious ailment is
a germ result, Such diseases call for
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DEATH BY INDIGESTION.
-ono Train OF Fatal Ills lis The Direct
pes,I. of Urdldested Food.

A Lono Train of Fatal Ills is The Direct
Result OF Urdaested Food.
undigested food. by fsrmenti ne. forms 6 M.
a poison n the stomhcn aha tins g $50 ~"
long. and your heart happens to Pc weak.
you'll be found some morning Idcan5 N
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and the doctor will call II heart disease
Yes. that may be the result. put not tne
cause. The cause, is INDIGESTION. md.
cestion Is q simple, common word, put
it has terrible import, ~
And so you may get npoplexy, and DIE
suddenly while YOU'RE standing.
Fl If Won have a weak liver. the poison of
.unidgested food will attack it and you will
get janndice. II you have weak kidneys,
you will get Rright,,s disease or diabetes.
from which there is no rescue for any
1t was learned physician who said
that the progress of race depends upon
the ston,achs of its members,
and felt that .lump of Lead Immediate
" afterward, That lump OF ,I Lead Is as
nch can't digest It. and finds It hard to-
throw 1t out. And so 1t sours, and IT.
makes you sour and everybody sour who
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What Liquozone Is.

The virtues of Liquozone are de-
rived solely from gases, by a process
requiring large apparatus, and from s
to IA days time. No alcohol, no mar
cotics are in 1t. Chemists of the high
est class direct the making, The result
is to obtain from these harmless gases
powerful tonic-germlcide,
The great value of Liquozone lies In
the fact that 1t is deadly to germs, yet
harmless to YOU. Germs are of yegeta-
BILE origin; and this gas-made product
when absorbed by them, stops their
activities. We publish an offer of 81 ,oVo
for disease germ that It cannot Kill.
But to, the body I4iauozone lis exhilarat-
Ing, yitalizing, purifying. II is helpful
IN the extreme.
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We make few claims of what L,quo-
zone will do And no testimonials are
published to show what 1t has done. We
prefer that each sick one should learn
its powers by a test. That is the quick
est way to convince you.
SO we offer to buy the first bottle and
give it to you to try. Compare IT with
common remedies; see how much more
it4does. Don't cling to the old treat
ments hllndly. The scores of diseases
which are due to germs call for a germi-
eide. Please learn what Liquozone can
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THE SENATE.
Resolution to Investigate Eastern
State Hospital Passes.

Few members were present in the cham
Der when the hour for the opening OF the
Senate arrived. The printed calendar
had rot yet come from the press. The
Finance Committee was in session below
stairs. keeping a number OF members
away. The chair WAS vacated for fifteen
minutes.
AT 11:15 O'Clock the gavel felt again. and
the Senate, still with a slim attendance
proceeded to dispatch the preliminary
business. One or two interesting commit
tee reports were received. At 1i.25 o'clock
message was sent TO the Finance Com
mltteo.. which shortly. afterwards entered
the chamber. The Sale iolnt-resolution
in recognition of tbs eminent services OF
Pay Director ~ illam W. Gait WIS unan-
irnously adopted. Upon motion of Mr..
Holt. of Newport News. the Senate agreed
to hold special session Monday night
when the roll Will he called and each
member will be allowed TO pass one un-
contested bill
After short discussion. the Senate
referred to the Committee. on Rules n
resolution offered by Judge Mann. of Not
toway. providing that the President of
the Senate appoint steering committee,
composed of five members of the Senate.
whose duty 1t shall be each day to care
fully examine the calendar and Indicate
the bills which. in the opinion OF the
Senate to the end that the most import
Rnt measures may be first considered and
passed upon. the resolution to be in oper-
alton on and after Monday. 1t is further
provided in the Mann resolution that no
senator shall speak for more than ten
minutes on any, bill before the Senate or
more than once on any bill unless he Is
the patron of the bill or substitute when
he may speak twice. Unanimous consent
to take up this resolution at once was
refused.
Investigate Eastern Hospital.
Under suspension of the rules the
resolution calling. for an investigation
of tho entire management of the Eastern
State Hospital was taken up and passed
unanimously. a message from the House
of Delegates announced the refusal of
that body to concur in the Senate amend
ments to the general appropriation bill
Insisting upon the amendments. the
Senate asked committee of, con-
ference to which the House agreed. Sena-
tors Wickham. OF Hanover; Echols, OF
Stanton, and Shackeford. We're APP
pointed on behalf of the upper branch.
BY unanimous vote, the Senate ex-
pressed its dsapproval of the action of
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
House Will Be Ready to Adjourn
SATURDAY..

Tho House was called to order Mt ii
o'clock, and Delegate Haley led IN prayer.
A number of resolutions were offered and
properly referred an1 tl.er Mr. Cation.
from the Committee on Rules. offered tho
following:
in view OF the short tree remaining
for work in this session OF tho General
Assembly. the Commttca or Rules of
the House recommends the following res
olutlon for adoption Us the mos. feasible
| method OF dsposng nf the vast amount
OF unfinished business N The two hodsea:
Resolved by the House Of Delegates
the Senate concurring-
| First. That where duplicate bills arc
being considered BY either house. the bill
least advanced be dismissed from the cnl-
endar;
Second. That each house cease 10 con
| slider Its own bills on their Second reading
after Tuesday. March 6. 1906 and cease
to consider their own billsion their third
reading after Thursday, Marcn 5. 1906.
and that the remainder of the session be
then devoted by each house to the com
pletlon of the work of the other.
Third, That all legislation stop satur-
day. March 10, 1906. and sici extension
of the session be made beyond shat time
as will be necessary TO preprre I'LL bills
for the Governors signature to he deter
mined later by resolution, sand as exigen-
cies may require
More than an hour WAS consumed in
the discussion of the above resolutions.
and various amendments were offered and
voted down.
Speaker Cardwell, took the floor and
made strong speech in favor OF the
resolutions as reported by the committee.
| Mr.. Curlett led the opposition to the
resolutions and spoke earnestly against
them. A motion to pass by was voted
down with emphasis and the resolutions
were adopted. A dozen others took part
| In the discussion. Under the new rules
the House hours will be from 10 A. NJ.
to 1870 p. NJ, to s p. NJ and night
session at 8, to be adjourned at will
Senator Wickham appearei at the bar
OF the House and reported that The SEN
ate had passed the appropriation bill
| with amendments and asked that the
| House concur in the same. The House
| refused to concur and a conference com
mittee was appointed as matter of
| form.
! The special order was taken up. House
| bill No. IS. known as the Byrd bill to
| regulate the running OF automobiles, To-
| comedies and other. vehicles and con-
veyances whose motive power is other
than animals, along and over the public
| highways of this State. to provide for the
| registration OF the same. to provide uni
form rules regulating the use and speed
| thereof and to prescribe penalties for the
| violation OF said rules was the first on
| the special order scheduled. The para.
| graph allowing anybody to arrest fast
automobilist and that without warrant.
being stricken out at the relues. of
| Mr.. Massie: the bill was passed by IL
| vote Of 81 to TO-
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Soc. Bottle Free

If you need Llquozone. and have never
tried 1t, please send us this coupon. We
will then mail you an order on a local
druggist for fnll-size bottle. and viii.
pay the druggist ourselves for it. This
IS our free gift, made to convince you;
to let the product itself show Won What
1t can do. In Justice to yourself, please
accept It to-day. for 1t places you under
no obligations whatever
Lquozone costs &C., and ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

TlcH anu Hcditiliui.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey stimu.
lates nndfenriches the blood, aids
digestion. builds up the nerve tissues,
tones up the heart and fortifies the
system against disease germs.
Here are two exceptional letters of APP
probation, the first from Mr.. Ruth, who
says: Last Winter contracted n severe
case OF Grip. and my doctor did not aid
me. was in despair. My druggist told
me there was nothing like Duffy's Pure
Malt Whskcy to drive the Grip out of
ones system. and It, was just one week
after began to use your medicine be-
fore fully recovered from the terrible
plague. I heartily recommend Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey 10 every one who is
suffering from Grip or colds"
w. A. RUTH. Bridgevilie. Del
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To provide FOR the ptircliasc OF a silver
service to be presented TO the battleship
Virginia
TO repeal an act approved February
H. 1898. entitled All act.provdng for
working and Keeping in order, building,
and maintaining the public roads and
bridges In the counties OF Scott and Lee,
and 80 forth.
To incorporate the town OF Virginia
Beach.
To incorporate and provide n charter
for the town OF Dry Fork.
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Liquozone-not drugs, which can't kill
germs.
Every germ, attack. no matter what
The mildness of Liquozone makes some
Of It's results seem almost incredible.
But In that midness lies the mower
that germ diseases need And diseases
which have resistad medicine for years
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that the appeal will not be made in vain
CAMM PATTESON.
Late Captain OF Company "D', 5stf
Regiment of Virginia Volunteers G. 8. A
Richmond. Va. February 2sth, 1905
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We Will Buy
You Bottle Of Liquozone and Give 1t To You to Try

That is its main distinction. Com
mon germicides are polsons when taken
internally. That is why medicine proves
SO nearly helpless in a germ disease.
I4iquozone is a tonic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04

The wind. dampnes
ocrworke brains tired
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Voting Trust Bill Discussed.

Consideration OF the special order for
the day brought up the Phlegar voting
trust bill, with the Sears substitute. The
debate was, continued for some time as
reported elsewhere. and then, after a
sharp discussion on continuance, the en-
tire matter went over until Monday for
further consideration. The bill to provide
for the purchase of a silver service TO be
presented to the battleship Virginia was
taken up and passed.
The House joint-resoution prescribing
the order Of business for the remainder OF
the session was received. The Senate
Committee on Rules, with view to
saving time. held a hurry meeting and
approved the resolution at once. without
waiting for it to be referred. There was
much objection. it being declared by GER
tain members that the effect of the reso-
luton would he to stifle the contest ted
Senate bills on their second reading,
claimed to be the most important. Bills
on the calendar. On a division. the reso-
luton was adopted by vote of l2 TO 10:
on the roll-call 1t was lost by vote of
to H. A motion was made to recon
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cider and was passed by, leaving the mat
ter still open.
Insisting upon consideration OF the next
special order. Mr.. Sadler. of PowhatAn
brought up his bill doubling the salary
of members OF the General Assembly. who
now receive 81 per day.
Mr.. Wickham. OF Hanover, proposed an
amendment making the salary IS a day
or $500 for regular session and $3.50 for
special session. Mr.. sadler proposed a
Substitute making flat rate of $500 for
regular session and $50 for special
session. The Sadler substitute was adopt
ed BY vote of 20 to IL. as follows:
Ayes-Campbell, chairman: Dickinson,
Echols. Fulton, Hartman. Hobbs, Holt,
Keezell, Lincoln, Machen. Noel P-.te-,
son. Rison, Roberts, Sadler, Sears.
shackelford. Sims. Walker-2o
Noes-Anderson. Garrett. Gunter, Las
sitter. Lynn. Mann. Phlegar. st. Clair,
Tavenner Turner. II. T. Wickham, ana
7. A. Wickham--12
The bill was then ordered to its en-
grossment by n vote OF 81 to IL. a will
come up again Monday as a spe .ial or
der and will then be placel upon its
passage.
At s:s p NJ. the chair was vocated
until 4 p NJ
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Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey


% @ s s tie % % '
$ q $: ;S: 81. @ ) ~ . $ s: X IS
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the Constitutional Convention in limiting
the session of the General Assembly to
CO days. The Machen Joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the constitu-
ton so as TO allow the Legislature to
sit % days and extend the session be-
yond that, 80 days If necessary. was
taken up out of its order passed without
a dissenting voice, and at once ,commu-
nicated 10 the House. In a very brief
speech in behalf of the resolution, Mr..
Machen called attention to the present
congestion OF business resulting in neg
lecting many important matters. and only
partially considering others. The Alex
andria senator attacked the provision
limiting the session to GO days. and also
criticised the manner in which the wheels
OF. legislation had been further clogged
with hollow machines in the shape of
roll-cails
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Afternoon Session.

Owing to a small attendance the after
noon session took up only llncontested
matters. A number of important bill.
were engrossed, including measures re-
lating to the division of counties into
road sub-districts; providing who shall
be legalized voters in special elections:
protecting quail and deer hpr the next
two years: creating commission to ex-
anime the fiscal management of State
colleges and universities under Htate
Control objection was made to the con-
sideration of the great majority OF the
Senate bills on their second reading.
About 40 bills on their first reading were
advanced on the calendar The Senate
Bills Passed.
then adjourned until Monday morning.
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then adjourned until Monday morning.