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WILMINGTON

Slcc.s- 20 Tho Ti1nes-D lsnatchJ
WILM lFCTON ~ G. Decc--for g -
Tho present week was especially marked
by tic marriage Of two 81 tho CITY. e
most prominent and popular society
leaders Tho event. however. was oI.laf-
~ celebrated. yet it was % lovelin.s4
as well as unbounded happiness The
marriage was that OF Miss Eizabctb
Macitae Payne. daughter 81 Mrs. ErrIv
MacRae Payne, and Mr.. Robert Aubrey
Parsley. tunior member a. tho Hilton
Lumber Company Tie bride was at-
tended by her two sisters. Mrs Cameron
N"0t"e as dame ~ honor. and Miss
Mary Payne. maid o. honor The groom
rad but one attendant. Mr. Robert -
Davis Jr. ~ Rocky Mount After tho
ceremony. which was performed by Rev.
j. NJ Wells. -. T.. pastor Of the First
Ifcsoyterian Church. Mr.. and Mrs Pars-
icy leIt Tor Tie North on an extended
bridal tour
popular visitor Is Ensign Louis r
Davis of tle United States Navy. uho
D. .ere on a visit 20 his father. Junlus
Davis. ESQ. Ensign Davis is attached
~ tho United states steamship Fear-
sarge
Admiral and 8lrs. Francis IT. Dclaro
and ncir SON. Captain Frederick H. De
ifne. 81 the United States Army. icft
wednesday after "a pleasant VISIT hero
FOR Florida. where they will spend "a large
part of the winter
Au invitation that has nut society in
"a futter is one just out o. tle marriage
a. Colonel George lee Morton. Of ffts
CIV. to Miss Mildred Gracov Thomn-
son. Of Charleston. vs. Va. tho MARRIAGE
20 occur 90 Charleston this month Co;-
onri Morton has represented Ncw Ham
over county iu tho North Carolina Cer-
eral Assembly d number OF urnr. and
is nov presentauve-elcct 20 thc Lcels.
itiurc which meets next month Fog
many years hc was head OF tho naval r,-
serves 90 the old North state.
captain John Ernest Rclnberg. OF tho
United states revenue service. ana y-no
IS ltlw m charge OF the marine exh.lt
being gotten in shape for tho Jarn..to,.,
Exposition. wni be- here % spend t..
''-'~- A~lldseyA lie will 10 accom-.
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FiftyTwO Beautiful Reproductions of Art Treasures
AS Accepted by the Board of Education

BUsT-Thomas jefferson. . feet
inches
BRACKET-For Jefferson bust.
1fxl1 1-2 inches.
COLLECTION No. 4.
STATUE Nike % samothracc. 6
feet. Tn the Louvre. Paris
RELIEF Boys Singing From one
Book. by Luca della Rohbia.
26Nio inches From the Cautoria
in Tho Museum ~ Santa Maria
del Fiore. Florence.
RELIEF Boys Playing on Trumn-
cts. by Luca della Rob0ia. 3sxsg
inches. From the same
IIcF-Boys Singing From one
Scroll by Luca deila Robbia-
-6N4J inches From the Canterla
!u the Museum q Santa Maria
del Fiorc. Florence.
UST-Thomas Jefferson. . feet
inches
BRACKET-For Jefferson bust.
14N1l - inches.
COLLECTION No 8.
(For Private Schools.)
STATJ + Diana Rohing. from
Gabii feet. In the Louvre.
RELIEF - Cheruhs Dancing. hv
Donateiio. 3ix2S inches From
the pulpit on the exterior 81 the
Duomo in Prato. near Florence.
EI-lEF-Aicxander and Victory in
Chariot from the Triumph n
AleXandcr by Thorwaldsen. oak
- l-3 inches. Original in the
rhorWaldsen Museum. Copcu-
hagen
BTST--Thomas Jefferson, . feet s
inches.
PEDESTAIr-For jefferson bust.
feet . inches
COLLECTION No. 6.
(For Henrico County Schools)
STATUE Nike 81 Samothace,
feet. In the Louvre.
PEDESTAIs-For Nike OF Samoth-
race feet inches.
REL1EF-orphcus. Eurydice and
Hermcs. 47X39 inches. Ia tie
Naples Museum.
RELlEF-Boys Playing on Trump
cts. by Luca della Robbia 3Sx40
inches. From tho Cantoria. in
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COLLECTION No. 1


STATUE Minerva Giustiniani.
feet 10 inches. Original IN the
Vatican. Rome
RELIEF - Cherubs Dancing. By
Donatclio. 3lx3S inches. From
the pulpit on the exterior OF the
Duomo in Prato. near Florence
BELIEF-CheTuhs Playing on
TauhOurineE. by DouateuO. ok
IS inches. From the same
RELIEF Madonna and Child. bv
Bcncdetto ia Maiano. 2sx2S
inches. From the monument OF
Filippo Strozzi. In Santa Maria
N0velea. Florence.
EELIEF-AleNander and Victory IN
Chariot from the Triumph Of
Alexander by Thorwaldsen. PAX
81 - inches. Original in the
rhorwaldsen Museum. Copen-
hagen.
BUsT-Thomas JEFFERSON. feet
inches
PEDE5TAL-F0r jefferson bust
3 feet 2 inches.
COLLECTION No. ?.
sTATUE.-Joan OF Arc. by Chapu.
feet 10 inches. In Paris
RELIEF-BOys Singing From One
Book. by Luca della Robhia.
25Xf0 inches. From the Cantoria
81 tho Museum OF Santa Maria
del Fiore. Florence.
RELIEF-BOys Singing From one
Scroll by Luca della Robin.
2CX40 inches. From the Cantoria
in the Museum OF Santa Maria
del Fiore. Florence.
ST-George Washington. feet
inches. From the HOudOn
Statue. Richmond
RA CKE T T-For Washington
bust, 12x1l inches
COLLECTION No. 3.
STATUE-Diana Of Versailles.
feet 1 inch. In the Louvre.
Paris
RELIEF - Pambino. by Andrea
della Robbia. 32X40 inches. In
the Children's Hospital. Florence.
RELIEF - Bambino. by Andrea
della Robbia. 32x4O inches. In
the Children's Hospital. Florence.
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FIFTH WEEK OF THE
Iimes-Dispatch Contest
For SchooLRoom Decoration

No. g.
Fifth largest voto-Rellef. Decls.
ration OF independence
Sixth largest vote-Rolief. Decla-
ration OF independence
seventh largest voto-Reiof
Alexander and Victory.
Eighth largest vote-Reiief. Af,r-
andcr and Victory
Ninth largest voto-Rust. Infant
Tenth largest vote-Eust. Infant
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Any school not under the fIr,e-
dlction or tue Public Board ~ EIu-
cation U.s. eligible in THIS class
First largest vote-Collecton No
Second largest vote - Relic.
Declaration Of Independence.
Third largest v0te-Rciief Allow
ander and Victory.
Fourth largest vote-Bust n
SCHOOLS OF HENRico coUN.
TY.
First largest vote - Collection
30. 6.
Second largest vote RELIEF
Declaration Of Independence
cOLORED SCHOOLS.
First largest vote - Collection
no 2.
Second largest vote - Relief
Alexander and Victory.
Third largest vote-Bust. Infant
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Awful Agony OF Piles.
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Do You Know How to Vote?

I. Every one may vote for his
choice OF school by filling out a
Times Dispatch coupon.
2. Any one may vote as many
times as he has coupons.
g. There are no district lines.
Every Richmond. Manchester and
Henrico County school IS eligible.
4. Daily Times Dispatch coupons
count two votes.
8. Sunday Times Dispatch cou-
pons count five votes.
6. FIJI out the coupon on second
page with pen. pencil or rubber
stamp and mail or bring Il prompt
Is with others you may nave 10
School Contest. Room g. Times
Building. Richmond If there IS a
tie vote for any collection. dupn-
cate collection will be given.
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The Museum OF Santa Maria Gel
Fiore. Florence.
BCST-Thomas jefferson. . feet
inches.
BRACKET-For jefferson burt
lixi1 IL inches.
COLLECTION No. z.
(For colorea sohoois)
STATUE Minerva Ciustir,s-r
tcet Inches. In tne Vatican.
PEDEST TAILOR statue ~ Miner
SEA Gtnstiui1ui. 3 feet 9 iuohas.
RELIEF - children Playing Oh
Irampets by Luca dcia R1bhfa
s,Nf0 inches. From the Cartort4
in tie Museum OF Santa Maria
d1 Florc Florence
RELIEF - children Playing on
Cymbals. by l-uca Della Robh.a.
ttN3n Inches. From tho same.
BUsT-Th0mas Jefferson. 2 feat
inches
BRACkET-For Jefferson bust
iiXll l-2 inches.
TWELVE ADDITIONAL GIFTS
RELIEF-Deciaratiou 81 rrdeners.
euce. reN1s inches. Afodafa-f tv
Thomas Ran from tho ralnfI.-
hy Trlmhuu SOB Yale UnIger.
Taken from the pedestal 90 no
statue ~ Franklin in front of
city Hail. Boston. fFor the mr.
and sixth largest vote ln ruhf.
white schools. second largest
vote 81 private schools ANA
second largest vote in schools ~
HenrioO county,
RELIEF-Aiexande and Vlrtorv in
Chariot from tho Triumph ~
Alexander hy Ihorwuidscu. 1fx
50 - inches. Original in The
TnOrTgalleer Museum. Crl-...
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How You Can Help.

by beginning to-day to collect.
for some school child or for sOIno
school. coupons from the Daily ana
Sunday Times-Dispatch. Don't
waste vote. Some school VIII
benefit by it,
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How Awards Will Be Made.

PUBLIC WHITE HIGH SCHOOLS
AND GRADED SCHOOLS.
First largest vote - Collection
No. /.
Second largest vote-Conectlon
No. 2.
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7 cuEorcd with Lczcrra for forty
yc-r8 AID could find noting 70
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G. II, LVAES,
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SKIN DISEASES
HUMORS IN THE BLOOD

When the blood healthy be soft smooth
on manifested
hus get into the blood generally because Of
the body
on the and refuse aatrof This
becomes
POISON The booi gins throw OF the huo and acids through
Psoriasis
& ma Sn q various kinds Eczema appears, usually
Wi q skin followed by which
4 s mud that d and forms crust and the itching
ia breast 9th
and
~ ne up tic natural oils the
Ianr nd giving
l I-l-y the
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ORIENT

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ioria q pimples and black heads, while
Psoriasis comes in scaly patches on differ
ent parts Of the body one Of the worst
forms Of skin trouble is Salt Rheum;
lis iavoritc point Of attack is the scalp.
sometime causing badness. Poison Oak
ana Ivy are also disagrccable types Of skin
disease. Tie humor Producing the trouble
i.eS corman IN the blood through the
inter 10 break out and torment the
soNeieT WITH the return Of Spring. The best
treatment Tor al skin diseases is 6. 6 &
II ncutralizcs the acids and removes the
humors so that the SKIN instead Of bcinr
irritated and diseased, is nourishcd bv a
supply Of fresh, healthy blood. Extcrnal
applications ol saivcs, washes, lotions. etc
wrilc Acy soothe the itcLiur caused b.
SKIN affections, can never cure the trouble
BOD. ). 5. s. goes down into the circulation
orcign matter and restores che blood TO its
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-10
An Alphabet Of Proverbs.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

Philadelphia Record.
Agrain Of prudence 10 worth a pound
of graft.
Boosters are cousins of liars.
Denying a fault doubles it.
Envy shoots at others and wounds
itself.
Foolish fear doubles danger.
God teaches US good things by our
own hands.
He has hard work who has nothing
to do.
1t costs more to revenge wrongs than
to suffer them.
Knavery Is the worst trade. "
Learning makes q man fit company
for himself.
Modesty is q guard to virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence it.
One hour today is worth two tomor.
row.
Proud looks make foul work In fair
faces.
Quiet conscience Is quiet sleep.
Richest Ia he that wants least,
Small thoughts INDUCED in are little
thieves that let in great Ones.
The boughs that bear must hang
lowest.
Upright walking is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother
and daughter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they fluid.
You never lose by doing good act.
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six children, is under arrest on the
charge Of stealing some hams, bacon
and other articles from a car belong
ing to Armour 4 Co. Suspicion
pointed to him and a search of his
house resulted In an unusual number
of hams in the larder for a man Of his
means. He Is in Jail, being unable to
give bail.
MILES CITY, Jan. Cd. H. Hamil-
ton, OF the Milwaukee, is here buying
teams suitable for the surveying out
fits, the teams to be used on c%onstruc-
ton later. From six to twelve outfits
will be started from Miles City in .
few days, this place being determined
on as the base OF supplies. G. w.
Tatro, OF the commissary department,
10 also here, and has been making ar.
rangements for the purchase Of sup.
plies needed for the surveying outfits.
HELENA, Jan. 6.-Judge Henry c.
Smith this morning sentenced Jerry
Slattery, Of Butte, to imprisonment
for ten years in the penitenttary. In
conformity with the verdict of the jury
that tried Slsttery. Judge Smith
overruled the motion OF the defense In
arrest Of judgment. In passing sem
teuce Judge Smith referred to the fact
that many murder trials we're due to
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The BASIS Of All Wealth.
(Northwest Farmer.)

(Northwest Farmer.)
Agriculture has always been, and
will continue to be, the basic founda.
ton of wealth, and when allied with
the factory it reaches its highest de.
velopment. In this country and Ger
many these two sources OF wealth are
a r. together than in any other.
England is q vast workshop. but food
supplies to q large extent come from
the outside. As long as England
could make goods and sell to coun-
tries depending solely upon the soil,
she prospered, but the feeling IL ris.
ing In the colonies aud in other coun-
tries and English domination Of trade
is no longer q fact.
America, as the present administra.
ton nov distinguishes the United
States, 10 now entering upon its
greatest era OF manufacturing which
is certain to have beneficial influence
upon agriculture. Our shops now
rival those OF England, and as they
continue to increase the land must pro-
duce at an increased ratio to supply
our industrial demands, as we'll as 10
furnish Q share of food for the hungry
of other countries. The best arabic
land of the country is already taken
up. The answer to the problem il
more intensive and intelligent cultiva.
tion and the application OF water to
the land In the arid states.
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OF Buffalo,. N. Y, discovered a remedy
that is a blood.maker and tissue. builder,
at the same time ~alleviates a cough. He
called it DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
eovery-an alternative extract that assists
food-so that the blood gets its elements
from the products Of digestion, the liver at
the same time is started into activity and
there is perfect elimination of waste mat.
ter. The germs Of grip, malaria. catarrh
body is not Kept in perfect order and
the blood pure.
Because the stomach is diseased there
Is a diminution Of the red corpuscles Of
the blood. This is why one Is sleepless,
languid, nervous aud irritable. Sensitive
stomachs groan aloud at the irritating cod
liver oils, but they viii get all the food
elements the tissues require by using the
"Golden Medical Discovery"
The Discovery" 10 absolutely . non.
alcoholic and uon narcotic medicine.
There |: nothing else "just. Is good.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the best
laxative for old aud young people. They
: constipation aud biliousuesa
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-10

HELENA, an. 5.-The supreme court
today heard arguments In the appealed
case OF Rosenbaum Brothers 4 Co.
against the First National bank, of
Leavenworth, kas., from Custer coun.
ty. The suit involves Oils, 600. Ry an
Brothers owed the bank in this
amount and gave notes. They were
also indebted toiIsosenbaum Brothers.
who attached the property and were
allowed to intervene. Hence the suit.
The bank is the appellant.
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fact that the accused had fre.rm.

the fact that the accused had irearma
handy.
HELENA, Jar 6 The state board
of examiners has acted upon all boun.
~ warrant elaine fled up to Dec. IL.
with the result that more than 800. OO0
has been approved. and warrants for
that amount are being prepared By
George Irvine, clerk of the board. for
transmission to claimants. There ID
at present approximately GAS, 600 in
the bounty fund. Not . few claims
were held up on the ground of being
fraudulent.
HELENA, Jan. 6 A sliding scale Of
sentences. ranging from four years
down to 60 days, was imposed in the
federal court by Judge William II.
Hunt upon persons who we're indicted
by the grand jury and yesterda az
pleaded guilty to the charge. Other
persons who were indicted entered
their pleas or we're ordered to plead
Monday. Morris E. Bridgeman,
former Indian agent at the Belkuap
agency, charged with presenting false
vouchers to the government, came in
and gave himself up yesterday. Com.
mitment papers were made out and he
was ordered taken to the %penitentiary
to begin serving the three year SEN
tence imposed last spring.
BILLINGS, Jan. 8.-Mr. McCol-
Tough, a Presbyterian minister, has
filed an information against the gam.
b!ers. The county attorney left town
six days ago, but will soon return aud
prosecute.
MILES CITY, Jan. SCOPES of q
memorial to be ent to the representa-.
tives OF Montana in congress are be.
ing circulated and receiving the sigma.
lures of all stockmen and shippers,
the extension of the law
governing the length of time that stock
may be kept in cars without unload.
ing from % to 50 hours.
kALIsPELL, Jan. S.-For a crime
on Thursday, January 4,
William Heard, a youth of 10. was
today sentenced to a term of five
years. Heard robbed the Woods
store and p%ostoffice at Troy, getting
about 500 from the store, after mid.
night. He e!uded q posse, swan the
cold Kootenai river. and also ex-
changed shots with his pursuers. He
made his way to Libby, Is miles east,
and while asleep 10 a hotel, he was
arrested by a constable.
LEw1sTowN, Jan. San unknown
man supposed to be a sheep herder,
and who Is violently insane, inaug.
urated a reign of terror at Grass
Range this afternoon. The man is
mounted and armed with two guns,
and at last accounts had the entire
population indoors. Sheriff Slater
was telephoned to for help, and
Deputy Sheriff Tullock was at once
dispatched to the scene. Grass Range
10 thirty miles east of here, and the
result of the officers trip will not be
learned until tomorrow.
TWIN BRIDGES, Ian. 8.-Armed men
are stationed within range of every
haystack on the Luterbach ranch and
q reward OF 81, 900 has been offered dy
Mrs. Luterbach for the arrest and
conviction OF the person or persons
who on the nights Of Dec. Is and &c
set fire to and burned three separate
stacks. Tho amount of hay destroyed
by both fires Is estimated at about SOC
tons and valued at $500. Both fires
occurred between the hours of II p. N,
and ! a. m. and there is little doub,
that they were set with incendiary In.
tent