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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
BUCKINGHAM MATTERS.
School Board Will Try to Get
Insurance Money Back.

lNaf@ALA 10 AAa A-4E-D-%UarEA
BUCKINGHAM. VA. December Is
The clerk o. tile County school Board has
just been notified that the Prudential In
surance Company. Of Tazeweu county.
has failed. and IT'S affairs placed in the
hands Of q receiver. The county High
school building was insured in this COM
pany. An effort viii be made TO get the
unearned money paid on this policy re-
funded out az the amount required 10 be
deposited with the State Auditor.
A private letter just received here from
a gentleman in A/Ista county states
that good hay cannot be bought from
producers for less than SD a ton in car
load lots.
The general quarantine OF cattle goes
into effect on the 18th. and scSle cattle
that have been held by orders Of the
quarantine officers on certain farms Will
then be moved, but most Of the fat cattle
near this place have been sold TO the
Farmyllle butcher who has 20 supply the
Normal College with beef.
When the Board Of Supervisors meets
here on the 9th TO consider making an
appropriation FOR an exhibit at jamestown.
II is likely they viii This county could
make "a fine show 10 metal ores, especial
ly ~ gold and copper. and as for slate. IT is
20 Zoe supposed that the eight quarries
now in operation VIII make their own
exhibit, though they need no ADVERTISING.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
AT WILSON.
NuPtials of Mr.. Prosise and Miss
Thomas Interesting Social Event.

WILSON, Va. December Is-A we'd
ding Of unusual beauty hook place on
Underwood Church when Miss Annie s
lhpmas. the attractive and a-cc0mplisned
4-u-iier OF Nr p H. Thomas, and Air.
Everett o. frosslse were married hy the
Rev. o. Moss. pastor OF the bride. Tnc
'ilEtl was beautifully decorated with a
protusion % ferns and pottcd plants. ar
Isucally arranged against a back
kro9nd of white. There were three beau
tliul arches. Illuminated with candles
over ne lett arch were the initials OF
oFae. ana over the right arch the
l.ll4als ~ the groom suspended under
i.e ilird arch. where the happy courle
stood. was q handsome miniature parasol
lc1 WIN white ribbon The color scheme
ot greet and Waite was shown throughout
the entire decoration.
TIE bride wore q handsome ivory satin
VITA long court train. deliberately trim
med Win lace. Her long tllle veil was
fastened with a wreath Of orange bios
SONS, and her bouquet was a shower o@
BRIDES roses Miss Lottie Thomas. a
sister of the bride. was maid Of honor
She was attred in white silk. and carried
q .-'ee o- w"l,s chrysanthemus.
Little Miss india sheffield was flower
girl. ani little Cary Dueing ring-bearer
ar J. cameron PrOsise. brother OF The
groom was best man. and the ushcrs
were Messrs. Wells. FISHER. DickersN1
and Whitmore. The groomsmen and
bridesmaids were as follows. Mr.. Eugene
White with Miss Annie DehiI. Mr. Al
mont Wells and Miss Ruth Chambers
Mr. John Frazier and Miss Mamie Young.
Mr. j. F. Crowder and Miss Minnie
Thomas. Ar. paul Howard and Miss lynn
Dickerson. Mr.. Allie Fisher and Miss i've
Ign Proslse' Mr.. Edwin Stables ana MISS
Emmie White, Mr.. Bennie Prosfsa and
Mss Bessie WLltmore, MIR. Graham
White and Miss Nellie Sheffield. Mr..
How ard Butterworth and Miss Gertrude
Thomas.
The bridesmaids wore white and carried
ferns, tied With chiffon. IOhener1uts
Wedding March was charmingly rendered
by Mrs tn Clarence Coleman. sister
Of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosise LETT on the even
lns train for a Northern tri. and upon
tneir return viii be rendered q r~eception
W. q. Prosise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
HIS BRIDE IN
OLD HONE COUNTY
Mr.. Henry Tate, Now Resident of
Lynchburg, Goes Back to
Bedford for Vile.

A~Aoa41- ~ AaE
DLDr nj ia Va, DecemDer Ia
Miss Lula McOuee. OF AR ana
Mrs. hce AlcLnee, was united to Mr.
Henry rate, "a member OF the Lewis. an
uerson * Gray Company. OF
at the home OF the bride S parents al
noon Wednesday, December I2tn. Rev. J..
= Baltln, pastor of the Methodist Church
OF Bedford city, celebrating the rites.
The home Of the bride. which is in the
country, about nve miles distant. was
very tastefully decorated for the occasion.
the color plan being white and green.
Within the parlor was a bower COMPOSED
or garlands of evergreen. within which
the bride and groom stood during the
ceremony. They entered the room to-
gether 70 the strains Of the Wedding
March by Mendelssohn, beautifully rem
cered by Miss jamie Won Roy.
only the immediate relatives OF the two
families were present.
The bride. who Is a very attractive and
popular young lady. was attired in a.
handsome costume Of brown and carried
q bouquet OF Brides roses. At the con-
clusion Of the ceremony a tempting and
delicious luncheon was Hospitality dis
pensed. The presents were numerous
and beautiful. That Of the groom was
a diamond brooch.
The groom is a son OF the late William
O. Tate. of Bedford. and nephew of Mr..
James Tate. OF Bedford City. and is Wen
known and highly esteemed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate took the east-bound
afternoon train for a visit 70 Washington.
Richmond and other points. and upon
their return. after January LIST. will be
at home at L~ynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
REPRIEvE
FOR BEN WILLIAMS
Negro Under Sentence to Hang
December Goth Has Chance
for Stay of Sentence.
WORK FOR INSANE PATIENTS
Board Advises That More Land
BE Purchased That Institution
Become Self-Supporting.
80 y Ne rlmes-Dasaatea.I

RALEIGH. X. G.. December Il-Gov-
ernor Glenn IS being urged to reprieve
Ben Williams. the negro under sem
tence % bee hanged here December 30th Tor
the murder OF Alex. Clark. OF Petersburg.
Va, also coioreL Williams was "a fire
man for the seaDoard Air Line. and
Clark o. trainInan in the service OF the
company. Jealousy on the part Of VIII
Hams caused him, while drunk. 70 20
o. the house Of a woman in whom
both were Interested. call Clark out and
shoot ann down. He was captured the
next dag ia Hamlet. Tho Governor is
considering the evidence and VIII decide
as 70 the reprieve within the next few
days.
Charters were issued to-day for the
clark Hardware Company. OF Henderson
Vile, capital &.oV1 by G. $. Clark and
others. and the Eagle Grocery COMPANY.
or Lincolnton. $1,000 capital. J.. L. Line
berger and others. The Wise Granite
Company. OF Warrenton. amends its
charter so as % issue $1,000 additional
preferred stock.
The Hanson MH Company. OF Dllshoro.
Jackson county. Is chartered, with 5000
capital. 10 operate grain mill and cotton
and woolien mills. W. q. Hanson. Of Flor
Ida and C. y W. Colby. principal moor
poratOrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
BEHIND RUNAWAY HORSE

ETNA MILLS. Va. December l3-Dr.
Haskell Chiles and Sidney Sweet. OF this
place. had an exciting experience YES
terday- They We're on their way down
MIL hill in "a buggy 60 take
the 3 =. ~ train at Hanover-Chesapeake
and Ohio. The g1rth broke that held the
shafts and the spirited horse Of DIT.
Chiles commenced TO run. When they
found themselves Mr.. Sweet was about
twenty-five yards farther down the hill
than ths doctor. Both Nr. Sweet and
DIT. Chiles had ugly cuts on their heads.
while the horse received a bad cut on
his hind legs. Both OF the gentlemen
had 70 return to Etna Mills for medical
treatment. DR.. Chiles was on his way %
Richmond 70 look after patients at hos
pitfalls. Both are doing well as can be
expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Shafer-Rose.

Especial % The lines Dispatch
RALE4GH. y. c., December l3.-At the
home OF the brides mother this morning
Miss Ethel Augusta Shancr. daughter of
the late Colonel w. A Shaner, for a
number OF years postmaster of RALEIGH.
was united in marriage to Mr.. Garland
2 Rose. G: Durham, the ceremony lr-
ing performed by Rev. Samuel Ham.
rector Of the Episcopal Church at Dunn
The Shaffer home was pretuly decorated.
and "a company of Intimate friends were
present for the ceremony. The bride was
given away by her brother. Mr.. Elmer
N Shafer' a prominent young lawyer
of this cay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose left for Washington
and other Eastern cities. They Will re-
side at Durham. where Mr.. Ros.. is "a
successful architect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

WINCHESTER. Va. December 13-De-
tails OF perhaps the most cieverly worked
out eiopement that has taken place in
Winchester. leaked out yesterday. and
now b. is universally known that Miss
Maria Savage. or kentucky. "a pretty
schoolgirl az The Episcopal Female sem
mary. this city. eloped and was married
10 hr. y r. Freeman. ~ the same state.
az Iiarp~rs Ferry. W. Va. ou Thanks
giving Day. ar. ana AIrs. Freeman are
now M their home in Kentn
young lady and her sister were pupils
~ the seminary ia Winchester. Miss
Savage and SIR. Freeman. who IS "a young
railroad man. we've sweethearts and 10
f. believed beer parents dld not approve
~ her marrying so young. and sent hor
20 this city go hopes tIat the ardal- l1r.
could not find the lady ~ his affections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
MAY PUT AFFAIRS IN
commissioners HlNOS
Matter Now Being Considered
by Lynchburg-Expect More
Satisfactory Results.
Especial to Tho Tfmes-Dispatch ]


LYNCHBCRG. VA. December 13-Un-
der a joint resolution Of the two branches
OF the City Council a commission COM
posed Of six city Councilmen will shortly
begin the consideration Of the PROPOSE
ton Of administering the affairs Of the
city by a commission or board of control.
something similar 10 the system now I'm
vogue I'm Norfolk and several other places
in the state.
The problem IS 90 be given considerable
thought before the commission IS ready
90 make n port back To the Council. AS
it has not been discussed much as vet &c
tho result. though &c is not at all i'm
probable but the commission will recon-
mend such a step.
owing TO the fact that tho two branches
of tie local Council are composed for the
larger part Of the busiest men In the city.
IL is argue that a commission would re-
hevo the Councilman OF much routine
work that better results could bo at
tained. and 10 would enable the city to
keep such n class OF men in the municipal
Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
BARN BURNS; VALUABLE
STOCK AND GRAIN LOST
Especial % The -nmeADlspaoch.I
---- L = - -

ETNA MILLS. VA, December l3-The
large barn on Gould Hill" plantation.
just across the Pamunkey River. In Han
over county. property q 8Ir. John Lee.
was destroyed By fire at 20 o'clock to-
day.
All OF the wheat crop made this year.
about seventy-hve barrels OF corn. a lot
Of farming machinery. two calves and a
lot OF pigs and all straw but TWO stacks
the latter wes some POO yards awsy-were
burned Mr.. Lee had just begun to
shuck his large corn crop.
The fire caught from a spark from an
engine used for shocking in the loft Of
the barn. Gould Hill" plantation is one
Of the largest and most fertile farms
on the Pamunkey. The lost IS heavy.
There was no insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Norwood Personals

ESPECIAL uo The Timcs-D Dispatch
VA. December 12-NfiSs
Emma Bull. of Petersburg. arrived here
OF saturday. and took charge of the Nor
wood puhEc school Oh Monday. She en-
rolled twenty scholars the first dav
Mrs. William u. Cabeil and daughter
Miss Margaritc, closed out their summer
home. the Norwood House. on sunday
nud left for Alexandria.
Miss Mabel Bolton left on Sunday for
4 two weeks visit TO her brother A.
y. Bolton. Of Springvood ~
Mr.. Hamsley. OF Mautco. is movi~o 90
o~'ezuWa farm. ~
Miss Anna May Mundy Is NOW at
Lvnchburg Mt the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isemiuger and baby. OF
tiagerstown Md. arrived here on Wed
nesday 10 spend tbs Xmas HOLIDAYS with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs ~. II Kidd
Ms. O.. Lee saunders returned on We'd
Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Strength Comes
Not From What You Eat. But From
What You Digest.

What You Digest.
Not ~
49, 'oouS "lthout
I.S.l ut'ie what
re" s'op y, t"HA ""'l 'Nal Iood does
.or IH9", J ms - '' HISl tarn on the
ROAD 10 oyspe}alA hr'hies disregard of
the proper choice of foods. rapid eating
and improper mas -lloa are the un-
y"es-.,Hed SADStS 3D." stomach disor-
NAM ctncer "o -'"ls
in-le ~ H't.HuE N'.a Ie1oIung than
a us $500 sloli1t .elS vat Tor
rs l'Isoh
t~hsoI Isanyo1' ne eture sysl..a, depressing
ne raets dasd.-f~ r,reS lH5
paciteting the i've, and tf5neve' : nc
vgork debuifo+i1o +r. be"rt
inres ana ciogo'T o., rc coig "5 '"o
Al Of these disapre.saie ma ds,c.~ors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
CHRIST CHURCH WILL
BUILD NEW EDlFICE
Especial to The imos-Dispatcb.l

NOKFOLN, Va, December l3.-The con-
gregaticn of the old Christ Church has
voted by "a large majority to build a new
house Of worship in Client. forsaking It's
present church building on Freemason
and Cumberland Streets. The vote or
the question OF the removal stood On for.
PSI against.
II is probable that tho congregation
will build on the site now occupied bv
ST. Stephens Chapel, az the corner OF
.Olney Road and Stockley Gardens, which
is a mission OF Christ Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Grading for New Road.

n is officially stated that the work Of
cutting rieht-of-way and grading the
Bladen and Northern Railroad from
Steduan. ON the Atlantic Coast Line. nine
miles east Of Fayetteville. 70 Elizabeth
town. THE county seats Of Bladen county.
VIII begin not later than March LIST. The
road has been survcyc and traverses n
nne section Of country. Tho officers OF
the company are J. G.. Shaw. Favettc-
Vile. president. r. T. McCuliock. White
Oak. vice-president. F.. q. Mofntt. r. J..
Chisholm. y. r. McIver. A. A. Chapman.
r. T. Gray and II. p Litchford. direc-
tors.
The directors OF the state Hospital FOR
the Insane here decided during fits am
nual meeting Yesterday and last night
20 urge upon Tho Legislature the neces-
sitv OF purchasing OF more lands 70 Doe
cultivated in connection with the insti-
tuition. SO that there may Doe outdoor ex-
eroise for the patients capable ~ q tha
VIII tend toward making the institution
se~lf-slQportng. The board viii also urge
additional and eparate buildings FOR cpl
leDtics and insane patients FOR whom adj
citioual land for farming is especially
needed. Tho directors are well pleased
with the condition of the hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
locomotive and Cars Ditched.

Especial to TIE T-lmes-DLsDatchl
SPENCER. y. c.. December IA
small wreck occurred on the main line
OF The Southern Railway az Lake. twenty
miles north OF Spencer MIG A loco
motive and several freight cars were
citched, but no one was seriously hurt.
All passenger and mail trains were de-
SIX hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Go TO Carolina to Wed.

IaDe0IlI y mo IImos- Dapafch-l
NEWPORT NEWS. va. December 10
John Spencer and Miss Florine Bradley.
popular young people OF this city. eloped
to Elizabeth city. n c.. to-day and were
married. Miss Bradley is tho laughter Of
Mrs. VI. A.. Bradley. and Mr.. Spencer is "a
son of Deputy Collector OF Customs
Charles Spencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
The Following Telegram
Has Just Been Received

Norfolk. Va, Nov. %. 1906.
Col. w. r. Hughes, President,
MeckIenburg Mineral Springs Co,
Chase City, Va;
Owing to the great medicinal value of your waters. ve have
pleasure in stating that the jamestown Hotel Corporation has TO-DAY
selected your waters for exclusive Use In the Inside Inn n the
jamestown Exposition. and viii need not less than seven hundred
gallons per day. We feel that our patronage will be greatly increased
by the use Of your waters.
(Signed) JAMESTOWN HOTEL CORPORATION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
ANGRY FATHER.
Frederick Feight Seeks Legal Ad-
vice to Defeat Bly's Charms.

WINCHESTER. VA. December IL
Frederick u Feignt. a prominent resi-
day getting legal advice In regard 10 what
curse should be pursued in d~issuadlng
shelton BLY,. Of Shenandoah county. from
Felghts pretty sixteen-yoar-Old daugh-
ter Bly, is said by Feight to have tried
20 see the girl this week and was chased
by feight with a loaded gun. The later
declares he viii shoot 10 Kill II BY per-
slsts IN his attempts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

FREDERICKsBURG, VA. December
l5.-Mr. y. G.. Proctor and Miss Lettie
d. Searles, of Spotsylvania county. were
married here last night. The ceremony
was performed at tho residence Of Rev.
Decatur Edwards. WHO of1ciated. The
couple will reside in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Mr.. DIVER Grand KNIGHT.

Especial % Tho Times-Dispatoh1
ALEXANDRIA. VA. December II NJ
J. Mcfarland has been elected grand
knight and ". T. Dryer DEPUTY Frend
Knight Of Fitzgerald Council, No. 4g.
Knights Of Columbus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
Our Stores Save You
Money on Groceries
New London Layer Raj

NEW AOuuOu Layer RAJ
sins, per pound .1Oc
French Candy, per pound ...........5o
Large Irish Potatoes, per
peck, 18c; per bushel. zoe
New California Prunes. : lbs for....25c
Best American Granu-
lated Sugar, pound 4 3-4c
New Seeded Ralslns or Cleaned Cur
rants, 1-pound package ..........IOc
2 lbs. Mountain Roll But
ter Tor Csc
New Dates. per pound &c
8 lbs. Washing Soda Sc
Best city Meal, 17c per peck; per
California Raisins, &c;
or, 8 lbs. for .25c
New Sour Krout, per quart ...........5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
VIR9INIA BRIDES
OF PASSING WEEK
Beautiful Wedding at Orb. Miss
Matthews Becoming Bride Of
Dr. Mann.
MARRIAGE BELLS IN BEDFORD
SIR. Henry Tate, OF Lynchburg.
Finds Wife Among Lasscs
Of His Old Home County.

ORB. VA. December l3.-The most in
tesestng social event % the season here
took place at Fetcher's Chapel or De-
cemher 10Th. at 2c0 O'Clock. when Miss
Saran Elizabeth Matthew's and Dr. Edwin
Murray Mann Joined hearts and hands in
the holy bonds OF matrlmony. The church
was a bower Of loveiiness. decorated in
pink and green by loving friends and rel
atlves for the occasion. The chancel was
filed whit palms. ferns and other rare
plants. while pink lamps and many pink
and white candles cast q soft radiance
over an.
As the beautiful strains OF Lohengrin's
wedding march ~charminEly rendered by
Miss Annie Stokes. cousin Of the bride.
toated upon the air. the bridal party en-
tered in the following order: Miss Emma
Hethoru and Mr.. Tom Inge. Miss Mayo
Jansen and Mr.. William Ncbiett, Miss
Pauline Hethorn and Mr.. Edward Bagley,
Miss Eta Webb and Or. Herbert Mann.
Miss Ethel Hetho-n and Mr.. William Mat
thews. Miss Nary Haskins and Mr.. Harry
Mann. Miss Juliet Mann and Mr.. John
Hatchett. Miss Katie Brown and Mr..
Douglas Matthews.
Then came the. bride. with her maid or
honor. Miss Nella Bagley. ard the groom.
down the opposite aisle. with his best
man. Colonel James Mann. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr. Lacy. OF
Blackstone.
Popular Young Lady.
The bride Is the only daughter OF Hon.
Nathaniel and Mrs. Kate Matthew'S Of
Ia~inenburg She has . host OF friends aud
admirers. won by her sweet and gentle
Manners. her culture and refinement. and
above all she Is u womanly woman.
DR.. Mann IS a young physician who
settled In Lunenburg only a few years
ago. and has made for himself a reputa-
tion Of which he may well be proud. His
acts Of courtesy and Difference to ladies.
SO essentially southern. so essentially
gracious and graceful. have charmed r
wide circle OF acquaintances and added
much 20 the popularity of this gallant and
courteous ". j. IN q word. the doctor
is a gentleman Of the old school. His
type IS fast disappearing from our public
life. but the influence Of one such public
man IN the present day Of materialism IS
refreshing, and must have its influence for
good.
The many handsome and useful pres
cnts attest the popularity Of the couple.
and their many friends wish for them a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
DOCTORS MEET
At MECKLENBURG
Medical Leaders from This and
Other States Hear Strong
Address by DR.. Shoemaker.
DELIGHTFUL BANQUET HELD
Eloquent Responses to Toasts
Fitting End to Physical and
Intellectual Feasting.
So y - - 49,

ADCkLENBURG HOTEL, CHASE
CITY, Va, December ls.-If II be- tru.
tAat tho past is prophetic OF the future.
ana Lhere is anything alspiciOus ~ rho
LIli'ancy ot "a debut. the MecllenJurg
county Medical Society may look for
ward 20 "a splendid career from tAe sue
cess this evening OF their initial social
Ilhcton- a reception and banquet was
given % Ir. John ". Shoemaker. OF
Philadelphia upon the occasion o. his
Addressing tho society and their guests
On lhe Mineral Water Resources and
CNnatology ~ Virginia and S0ru. Caro-
Ina"
The splendid body o. rcp-escntative
Physicians made answer while the Zee
turrr and his theme gave serious pug
pose 70 the occasion. hy foc.slng the
intellectual gaze upon "a given point.
0r was met in Richmond
and entertained al breakfast az the JEFF
terson by "a committee. consisting 81 DR.
g. Walton. secretary 81 the society.
Air $. W. Meek. OF The Times Dispatch.
Dir. Henry r. Miller. SIR. r.. 81 Fry. oG
the Jefferson. and Captain O.. vs. West
plry, district passenger Agent o. the
bouthsrn. They. with most ~ the ao-
rictys guests. arrived here on tle $3.50
train, and the lobby during vac after
noon hours presented "a delightfully."- ami
mated scene as greetlnss. re~cosuluons
and introd1cuons were exchanged.
Delightful Address.
Promptly ar o'clock tho company as-
sembled in the spacious sun parlor. The
meeting was called o. ori,r by Ir. H.rter
Marrow. president. and DR.. a ]. Finch
O. Chase city. introduced the distinguish
e. speaker. DR.. Shocmaklr is professor
O. dcrrnatoloEy in the Mcdlco-Chi College.
o. Philadelphia He is also editor Of the
Medical bulletin. and "a lteratelr of DO
small reDut". having written several medic
cal textbooks and t~reatises on technical
subjects. his splendid address last Gwen
INK bore out his reputation as "a thinker
md lecturer. lie spoke along The lines ~
Hodium. uthium. calcium and magnesium.
and their action ia tho treatment of disc
eases. and dwclt upon tho mineral water
Tctources ~ Virginia, declaring THAT
Piedmont virginia was itself "a natural
Fanat0rlum' His discussion ~ the RADIO
nctirtty. with which tho natural waters
ore frequently cnfuwed was especially
helpful. and indeed. tho whole lecture
was one ~ great value The speaker re-
Cclved an ovation from hie drffehtrd
oonferres. and was Enthusiastically toasted
81 the banquet which followed
Guests and Toasts.
Tho banquet was served in perfect style
~ the establishment here. under the
cheer n which the grave and serious
minded body became a company ~ wits
md good fellows whose 'Fbes and gam
hois kept tho table on "a roar until morn
90 u r.. ~.
-, -.
Gt-+--, r-..,.- -
Mineral water Ecso1rees OF Me~klen-
burg COUNTY or samuel d. Booth.
$500
.~r-r ,r.~L,.- ~ p.
60. -r,--~ ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

since they cannot make the slate fast
enough 20 iii orders even at the ads
vanced prices now prevailing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14
JONES MAY ASPIRE
TO GmOVERN0RsHIP
Possibility Of His Becoming Can
didate at End of Present Term
Being Discussed.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December
1S.-The possibility OF Congressman W. A.
Jones coming cut as a candidate for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-14

and prosperous voyage DER Che sea
OF life.