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A Carriers Privileges.

Y is It LEGAL for q rural ma eHFrIeE ~
engage ms u partner In q mercantlle
business at his termlnalY ,r,,,,,
The order q the postollice Department
With regard to rural carriers engasing
In business is to be found IN the pn'ted
States Official Postal sGullder lpuo.1 =,
1929. secs, a75, s7s. which are as folio wsil
"Rurpl curriers' must not engage ~ any "
business during their prescribed hours O
service, Of conduct any business after tl
hours which offers the temptation 70
solicit patronage on their routes ~
which; hy reason+ Of their position Y st Y :,
government service, giYcs them spee'a y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
The First Confederate Memorial

Lay.
h How many OF our States claim the
first memorial organizationy Mat matt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Tho following Interesting letter adj,
dressed to Captain r. 8. Thomas OF
.smithheld. Is we'll worth, Its space IN Ocr
Confederate Column; 81
Mr. r, S. Thomas; 55
4 Dear Sir,--I was very much pleased to
see your description OF the capture Of
the gunboat Smith BRIGGS at smithheld
n|The Times Dispatch Of recent date.
T was a member OF Captain Nat. a. Bt,I,-
divant's battery of artillery, but was not
present ut Smithheld; was with those
who went to Cherry Grove tho day be-
fore, ana as Mr.. Rodgers expressed the
wish that some one would give o., nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
White House WhiteWash.

Please publish H In your next sunday
edition the receipts Tor Aa'"''Wnlte 81 House
{whitowash.' 81 had It, but mislatd 1T,
ana wish to use tat once: III al s
Az 8;s IN. J. ~
Formula for mixing Wilitewasll1'p ,ssf rs
used by public buildings "a ana grounds 3
washington. D., Oh III
one. quart unslacked lime. one bucket ls,
Of water, four ounces pulverlzedt3 glue Et't'
Boil glue in one pint 8of wator then mix
with whltewash. " sis lS.
Isl Or y. ffsg ~ 54lf ~ ss1 9s
I one peck unslacked lime. one pound OF
glue, one barrel water. Boil Glue IN Two v,
quarts Of water; then mix with III White
wash.
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'.Dat.eE,,.#E

viii you he good enough to tell me ne Wh VIVA
day OF the week was Jul y 4th, lsa1; ana
TIA mon ming of the Termination mock lin
such names as Rap pahannock 5s5sW. Ms
4 Tuesday The IND lan terminal mock t's
was simply the plural sign. The name '1' ne
OF the river referred TO was, In the In n
dian speech Rappahan. The people Of
the neighborhoo Cd we're the R7app1aha n;
mock. 81 ~
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A Pronunciation.

Is It better to give the word alet''': the
English or tho French fronuncla ton s0a
nm - 81 N t55 Z, 4 2.
II we "had our ratlaers,' We ? llou y
never interfere Hith matters Of a q e.
ton. Tho tendency to give TINS ~ vlTl
the English sound arises from the nee
tation that the possession Of q personal q:
servant Is SO common In The sneakers !s|a' !.
circle that tho whole thing ~ ~ matter
or course, The fact ID that, IN our = re- re.
glon, a valet Is a great rarity7-fai ra :''e'
now than fifty years ago, and that. where wis re
he Is commonly found. Ee is.5 not Gale 9 9
a valet" at all but "a imam thirty
years ago. nearly every family ~ VIZ
ginia that had a space for IT. PLAYED l'f
croquet. We never observed any ton
dency to give that word the Ens'1sA
sound, 3fy II
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Paw 81. Carpenters.

I'll Plea 81 advise me as to tho usual va gess
paid $for carpenters work BY contracting
builders IN Richmond, Also please give i've
address Of some Of the best contractors r
to whom II may apply for work. AZ IhanK-
Ing you for an early reply am =
From g. 80 to 50 per day. RI l.l
II. Hunt g. II Perrin, Newton An An
.carrow, q. w. Montgomery u, g y Jen-
kins. n III u; \
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Name. Or Sobriquet.

- IN HlIlC VI WI ~ -
sB Please tell me whether Bran ste err! is
the name OF the author OF bDracula or Y
men nan me- w 4 y. sss5
|, he mat ter 4 is too new for any die
tlonaryI We have. on tho reverse q the
title page, IA however. we note that the
book il copyrighted by Bran Sstoker and and
this is commonly conclusive that the name name;
Ia real IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
s.Dei1atured Alcohol

Denatured Alcohol
A What 81 "denatlrlzod alcohol s'.s ii
1T IL alcohol which by chemical process,
has beer, rendered unfit for drinking pif-
poses, Il but which retains its \ properties g.
~ "a mechanical agency. u " KS N .SSs
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QUERIES AND
AlNSyWEl ! /. RS 4: J !.
Corrr essio nal Rec ord.

no Whom should one applv = =, c :,
OF Tia United States Cotigtossiorial J. R 20
cord for the last8 Com resls K - -.
y Write 10 your Cong u
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sThe Blue Ridge

81, i should be pleased 70 know what name
5ths indians gave to the blue Ride Mo y \.
tnihs. VI 3i3l5 Ill S.5 & IN q.
rhey HAD mo name cor the range a '.'.l 9 q
whole. i5s y: III
558ss "A Date. /
viii you please tell me IN next sundays \.
paper what day Of the tveek Old ~ a 1tl
q 8 nj OLD sU pscnlBEts,
asd y IA 3si.3 IA
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u AIDES Spaghetti Joints"

Abingdon, VA July 8. 1900.
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ALONG
the NANSEM0ND

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ta efssf h. save oosis % ffpE o. "a
80 al psfsoes hstins fpss sisaid
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In the District Court Of the
United States

10 ihs matte q rrsi - Hose d nltsIgpie'
To The creditor. % Ffcd u Hose q itcrnins
ION. b. She Ceunty ~ Benningian aud Disifiri
aiafesaid. bankrupt
Of March 4. n. is6 NJ % o'clock In TIE tor,
no 10 The. Nil b. a meeting q thr creditors at
said bankrupt Nc the once ~ he undersigu
81 referee Ia the village inSn ard county Of
Bennington. In said district. fof the following
purposes
1. To consider q proposed ale Of the follow
lng dcscr led property An account asainsi
II II Scclcy fyf - - an account against Jshr
Read for s..el. an account against UK favor,
for tis.tn. Aud. " oblcciiou 10 such ssie l. 10
made. or II objected To- n IL ordered f1rhwith
20 attend a sale Of such pr.,pery NJ public auc.
~ n 20 the highest bidder for each
?. To examine aud pass upoi the NJ AT report
and account Of tie trustee herein. which va.
nled IN the once 4 the UNDERSIGNED referee
at bennington. ~ said district Oh the iith da,
Of March u. 1905 and shows sisJ.s7 on hand
for distribution.
3. For the purpose Of cxaminlrg and passing
upon tn expenses OF administration includin
the trustees commissions and fees. commits
sions aud eNpeDsts Of the referee herein. auO
Ia order the same paid
I. For the purpose Of declaring and 0rder
ing paid n n ri dividend herein
b. For said creditors 10 present their oh lee
tons. II any TO tn discharge Of said Bankrupt
from all his debts, IN bankruptcy. In accordance
with his petition for that purpose filed In thu
ONCE Of the undersigned referee. In Bennington
Aforesaid on the 18th day of March A. ID. 100
and Their proofs the eoO and for hearing de
cision and report upon said petition and oh
Iecti0ns thereto. and their proofs thereon.
10 Transact such other business as ma,
properly come before said meeting. and as mas
be necessary for he final closing up OF the cs
tate
Dated at Bennington in said district this 1871
day OF March A ID. 1906.
w y. SHELDON,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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shrincr's Tour To The Pacific
Coast

4 very delightful spring tour 10 ~
Pacifc coast has bern arranged &
lcsvc Boston April 9th and While W
der the auspices 81 the Mystic Shrine
and a great reduction In rate has berf
made Ia Consequence, che tour l. avail
able for the general public. The pariy
pili travel In the finest ysstibulct
equipment and all meals en- route vii
b. 10 dining cars.
90 tie outward journey stops will b.
made At Chicago. Denver. Colorado
Springs and SaltLakc City. accommo
daiions being provided az the bcsl
hotels. The itinerary includes a side
trip ~ Cripple Creek with an oppor-
tunity 10 visit the celebrated gold
mines as well a. the incompatible trip
over the Denver s. Rio Grande rail.
road. "the scenic line Of ihe world.
and the Rocky mountains. Ten days
will be spent In touring the state of
California, winding up at San Francis
CO.
Two routes are offered for the return
one via the Grand Canyon Of Arizona
and the other via Portland, Seattle.
Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies.
with stopovers at Glacier and Banfr
For those who return via other routes.
independent tickets are provided.
The party will travel in charge Of
an experienced conductor and all de-
tails are carried out In first class
style. illustrated itinerary may be
obtained by calling on or addressing.
George l. Williams, NEPA 36s
Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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pleased o do - II you uiil vrlie us
nrniionins ihi. paper Address
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at 10 o'clock a. IN. the following pieces OF p
crty belonging 20 the estate OF The late
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Petition For Divorce
STATE OF VERMONT

Margaret Middleton Bennington Count
George Middleton June Term 1905.
WHEREAS, Margaret Middleton, of Beu
/ nngton IN said County OF Bennifvton. afort
said has duly filed In the flee of the Clerl
OF the County Court for said County of Ber
/ nington, Mt Bennington In said County hel
! pc tion for divorce against George Middleton
formerly of London, England Row of part
unknown outsce tins state;
Alleging rs the causes for said divorce thai
the SAID George Middleton, at divers times
since his marriage to said petitioner, has treat
being OF sufficient physical and peciniary
ability 10 furnish suitable maintenance for tn
petitioner, without Just cause. grossly, warton.
ly and cruelty refuses and neglects so TO do;
And praying for the causes afore said. that 2
bill OF divorce be granted to said petitioner
and that she may resume her maiden name.
NOW THEREFORE,, he said George Mid
dleton IS hereby, aud by the publcati,
hereof in compliance with The statute in such
CURED TO APPEAR before the Honoratl
the County Court, at the next stated term
thereof, to be held at Manchester, within ana
for the County o Bennington afoTe. aid, o.
the first Tuesday Of June 1906 on the first day OF
said term. then and thete In said court TO make
answer TO said petition for divorce and to
stand to and abide such or, err Judgment and
d. cree thereon aS TO said court shall Seemmccl
the premises considered,
Given at Bennington, In said County OF Ben
nlngton. this 9th day OF March, A ID. 1905
HARRY T. CUSHMAN,
Clerk
o. NJ. BARRIER,
Bennington, VT,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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wit. Reported to Have Resigned.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 20.-ln
high circles the rumor Is current that
Count witte has definitely decided to
retire from the premiership. From an
absolutely authentic source IL can be
stated that Count Wltte Mt session OF
the council OF the empire made an
enimatical statement which is inter
prsted by many members Of the cOun
Gil as virtual declaration that his
career as premier Is ended and that
he will be succeeded by Privy Counsel
or NJ. KokOvsoff, former minister Of
finance
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Canada. Coal Miner. q. strike.

INVERNESS. G. b.. March n.-A
strike which threatens seriously TO ar
feet the coal mining industry In west
ern Cape Breton has spread nj the
mine OF the Inverness Railway and
Coal company. Although the whistle
blew for work rs usual. not man
went Into The pit. The strikers claim
that new rules regarding methods OF
payment and docknge Of wages for
stone brought up In the coal resulted
In a considerable reduction In their
pay, and they demand restoration Of
the old wage scale.
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DIR. Rainsford ms Explorer.

NEW YORK, March 20.--Dr. Rains
ford, former rector at St. Georges
Protestant Episcopal church, who re
Gently resigned while travelling in Eu-
rope for his health, has Joined Brit
ish exploring expedition into east At
rica at Cairo. He has gone on this ex-
petition principally in the hope that It
will be beneficial to his health. His
nephew, William Watney, accompanies
him. He will he gone about three or
four months.
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Ives. seq. .saf...is. ws. Yss..a.

CHICAGO. Marrh - Richard itens.
rbo ls on trial here Zoe The murder Of
Mrs. Bessie Hoilisier. iook the stand
Ia his own behalf lie denied that be
had committed the murder. said that
hs had never seen Mrs. Hollisisr 10 bic
knowledge aud insisted that hIs con
fcssion made TO the police and which
be signed were obtained from him by
intimidation. lie declared that the
police locked him up IN q room At the
police station with n number Of Of.
hcers and that their questioning 10
confused him that he said yes" a.
everything they asked him.
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AUCTION
THURSDAY. MARCH 90. 100,

By order Of the Probate Court will sell NJ
private sale or public auction on the premises
Ia rusN nm
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A Sovereign That Costs Only One poIla,

DIR David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy Of Rondout, n. Y, Is a "sover
eign medicine for nervousness, rheu
matism, kidney and liver complaints
and all the ills peculiar to women. It
drives the poison from the blood and
restores the patient TO the bloom Of
health. You will never regret the
exchange of one dollar for a bottle.
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For . mild EASY action o. The bousis
= single dose of DoaB's Requests j.
sposgh. Tfuaiment cunrs habitat
constipation. - crnis q los. Ass
your druggist for then.
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Original homsspss dice Napsins
hennad frsdy fuF zee. saiishls fuf
flestapfsnts and Quick iyanch Fafiufs
. so p~r hundrsds Sample nspfifs
" ssrt. Wm ". fFear A Co, Troy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-10
Nn OaS Yublttnnl

9ie rSreie Breiie fir 9eras" piro
an iiber $50 8oftpfficen oerianot, unb
bat cine aroRe 8erbreitune in Der
@abbarz &epublif Werito, i'm Ssnbia,
tters9erritoriunt uno St(aboma.
Sbr girfulatiDnsz@ebiet in Teras
erftredt ii6 BON @alpelton Bis binauf
na6 Oention, nDm duBeriten Often
bts nod 81 A5aIo i'm fernen @eIteu;
es i6lieBt ielbituerit6nbli9 nit be.
fonhers 5ablreihen 2eiern bas bidt=
befteoelte Wittel=T =Teroe uno ben 5iib.
peiten Elm. Nuh in Merifo bat Iie
cine aroBe 8erbreituna.
3tuei GeifenSe itnb beitdnoia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
Blattes untermeas uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm Werein NIT unieren riibri=
gen 2otal Naenten fertu1breno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Inbetrabt oieier Tbatfaben 1T
Die n5reie Breiie", tup es 1iA oarum
banoelt. Die oeutibe 8epDlferuna au
erreiben, bas bette Mnseige Nses
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