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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Donley County May Have New Road.
a special from Clarendon gives us
the following information:
a movement is on foot to build a
railroad from this place to Nashville,
Ark. and committee is now at
work ascertainlng the amount Of bo-
mus Clarendon can give in case the
road Is procured. Already one of the
committee, Colonel II. S. Bugbee, has
cs rcssed mis- willingness to donate
IS 600 toward procuring the road.
G siderable enthusiasm Is manifest
CA and It Is thought that liberal
offer win be made by the town to the
promoters.
he new road will be known ais
4 Oklahoma, Texas & Gulf and will
II from Nashville, Ark. through
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations
he Indian Territory and through
x 'ounties OF Comanchc, Kiowa and
In Oklahoma and through the
OF Coliingsworth and to Ciaf-
81. In Dbniey county, Texas. The
incorporators Of the road are: r. h.
wIldman, Blair Q. r.; Il. A. VIII
Iianns, Roosevelt, o. T.; G. A. Huber.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Dry Fmmng in the October
number of ia5 Farmers Voice and
Rural OuGooa published in The in
terest OF farmers and stock raisors.
the leading article was written by
j. j. Edgerton Of Charming. The
article Dry Farming In tho West
indeed creditlble one, Is well
illustrated and gives fully an account
OF results by Professor Edgcrton who
Is I'm charge OF the KIT rancn.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

THE HERALD, 800 PER YEAR.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

District Court Monday Next Mon
day, Nov. 5, the district court will
convene and the grand jury selected
which will begin at once its la
'borious duties There will probably
be generous supply this term from
all indications
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

King Of the Cattle Ring. Eilcr's
production which is making the hit
Of the season Is scheduled for to-
night. The company arrived today
In their special cars and will give a
performance under their own can
vas. Tho cowboy band is one of the
drawing cards for the company and
Is q good one The king Of tho
Cattle Range" a four net drama Is
the program ana from press COM
ments we Judge It to be q splendid
show. one night only in Amarillo
and that's tonight.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Several parties Last Night.--A
number Of young people enjoyed Il
Halloween party last night at Che
home OF Miss Patterson on Taylor
street. There were number of 9TH
ers in the city also but to the pres
ent time no report has been secured
probably on account of COLLINS"
making them forget.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Igc Browning Rcslgns--rhe fol.
10 4 notice appeared In recent
issue OF the Austin Tribune, relative
20 x-Lieutenant Governor Brown
ing OF this city and who for many
years has been a. member OF the
board OF regents OF the state uni
vcrsity: Convorsing with some
friends during his stay in the city
this week Governor Browning saId:
1T Is wtth regret that ! will have 10
sever my connection with the state
university as one OF us regents
There Is no salary attached to the
position and It is purely labor Of
love, but Il Is one | enjoy, and IL Is
an honor that | appreciate as much
or more than any ever held. It
Is indeed gratifying TO hear from
every portion OF the state where some
graduate OF the university is rapidly
attaining prominence in his or her
chosen profession. am proud OF
my connection with the institution
which can give them such good
start IN life,' In a jocular way the
distinguished gentleman continued,
my district has sentenced me to the
bench for term and It is more than
probable that Governor Campbell has
in mind already someone for my
place on the board"
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Theatcr Party. william H. Gray
OF Chicago and owner OF the famous
LIS ranch and w. A. Miller. Jr., may
or. gave theater party last night
at the king of the Cattle Ring" per-
Torrance. The party was a jolly one
and report most enjoyable time.
The personnel Mr., and Mrs. William
H. Gray, MIR. and Mrs. Win A. Mill
Ter, Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. P M. Walk
or an dMrs. Barnes.
Snit Against the Denvcr.---u. ".
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

New Orleans Progressive Union.--
Tho management Of the Daily PAN
handle Is In receipt Of The following
invitation from the Progressive un-
ION OF New Orleans, one OF tho Invest
commercial organizations IN tho
South: Dear slr--You are cordially
Invited to participate In tho core
mo as celebrating the opening Of
~ ground sewerage In New Or
4 Monday, oct 9, at 3 p. m, at
" h tlme the Progressive union
b ing will be connected, making
n her step In the march toward
N ern sewerage sanitation, drain
and pure water, all the systems
hlch will be completed within
% few years. The gateway TO
Invites you; the Progressive
ylll do the rest Yours very
& NJ. y. Trezeyant, Secretary,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02
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THINGS ABoCT TOWN. =
TUESDAY.

4 Word OF Warning Tomorrow
nishi Is Halloween and parents, aS
wen aa school teachers, should ogu-
ton the boys about dusroyng prop.
erty Tho usual deyaalatlon may be
hoyish fun but Il is something thar
must b. kept IN check Boys don't
go TOO far and you VIII save trouble.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Mahaaa's Minstrels.--The per
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-11-02

Suit Against the Donvcr.--H. ".
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
10

material deae ssri rsoo1blA e a,1s,v.c 90 hstA
que 10 hubiere entteg sdo odo lu tu de Eecciones
SEOoI6N 50. Sara 81 dsbr del Sl,rinte ,la1. xiiAt
de cda pecnto smW los ospaores d. eeccone' scresa
rios de c1egio que ber3a d. stVco pteatl
por 10 de antes de las e,co ss e'rAs
tamb6a mueltras de lo peg do cI qie hyto usraa
prActicar escrutno ds loivos9t ots cldad
e dc laV varas f>rmn dsH e hs para sc,io1eL
indcindoe l dsoocoae de et Lay ala o1 ban de sustar
actor Los Slpenten e3t iara esrin STEM dis
puestos conteAr las pregu1sa q1e les hsersn dar
Lsy.
SECCIoN So Ell Il m,6 ns ds DIS ds elccconeS clda
JuntI de ecCon esrs cogio lac see de IL man
preparAdA recbr les papas urduy til de elecce1es
del Superntsndente Auxiar
El Supentendene lxilsr har& que dssribuya CadG
cOlego preclnto las papeet material aupidos
para aque colego le dar6 rcbo de clio frnado por los
fueeu nspectoeS coego quenes die entoncA
vendrn responsible de conservAc6 Ill Superinten.
dente Aux entregaa les aVea as cAd de
los npecores de que de los nspectoes euvere
auIent del cogo electoral tempo de a sntedcha entregA
enegrs las aves a secrero del coltgo del msmo partdo
pertenecerd ell nspesor Augente 81 sucdere ms
pectcr e crearo del coglo del mm) partdo eIuviertn
ausen entonces puede arbtro entrtgar
una Have inspector sercetarlo presents Ia otrA Have
rcusador ora peFteuezc msmo pardo del
npecor ecearo presente Auaenca de dcha per-
ona lave pod entregaFse cuaQui ots que hAare
suiente haa su gada 6hM tsnos habers nombado Quen
hAya de suStuire
SEoCI6N 54 Ell Spsratsudente Auxilar coocars cda
coeGo reo uttldo la horl el clal ervr de 60
bieIno ab los cofegos los eoes de s jar tl
de eeccone sc siusrzn por dche Ielo Fate cocIra en-
pocon Visibe de foil nipgdn motive
po1Fa tocAro nade tue del Slperntndente Aux durAnt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
is
de colegos psrcbsn d, caAtto dollars cAda uno como
remuneration aevcoI es hArs bonfcac6l d.
ninguna otra clale por nogGn otro gaato
COLEGTOS ELECTORALES

SEoo1oN 49, Ell Is de septiembre, antss de ea fechs
Superintendent de EeCconeS provasSy obsn16 para cad
coego electoral cdA pecnto local adacuaao en-
vefquen Las eeCon Dchos coegio eecsoes se situa
ran capital del precnto nng6 cao qu.d.riu los cole
gos eectorae diItAncA de l6mstto del local
desgnado el precnto a anita de Iascrpcone para
inscription de eIeccsore las eecconeI que cbar
Ell local de dcho coego elect AeI Anuncars una enana
anteI del d de elecc6n camba dspu6s
sin econSentmento del Conso Executive por aguna
cAuss que i'm odere uArA fnes electorales.
SEoo1oN 40 -HAbra cada lo donde exsta IN coIego
electoral baranda que destinlda IL Junta
de eeccenea del del local. Faer baanda hab tres
dV3neG las cuaeS los eectore puedn prepara us
pspeetAs sin les DuedA obevA cada contendrs
mostrador tab Las cases coocarkn manera que
los nspectoe de eeccions puedAn 81 persona
entra en- cualquera de elias 81 mismo Gempo.
Detrss de ID bArbnda colocsn dos mesa dstaute una
de os 10 ocho pies de les cuae s 7pars Dor
los nspectores encArgadol de por secearo
de coegios encargadoI de distribution de lac papee de
levar Ia lista de votantes.
SEocI6N 5oE S1perntendsnte de Elecciones hlrs que
provea CAda coego de electoral cpacdad 90
fnte por 10 de coarocients papeetas Dhm urnas
essn prov d dos CAndAdos ves de dferenses case
SEoc6N 51-Con snteroridad al dia de Les eecconeL Ell
Superntendente de EeconeS eVaS meosaero especial
cIda de los Superntendenes Auxarsp en- Il hia Lac m
de los vonteS para cdG cooo precnto paq
pIps pTeprIdoI para cI1A cogio ademss os esctos de
eSctorio pce modeI bIncO etc. que nscearo faeseu
para dbida marchl eec'oueS 81 Supentsndsne Auxi
lr dkrk recbo Superntsuden por A m,nconAiM pape
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
NotiCias del dia
teantasases6n ds Ia pdQina 5e'l

teontaeusss6n De Ia pdQina g.
Hoy eumplieron sus condemns
On la Carcel Municipal, Antonio Ro.
ssrio, Justino Cintr6n, Jose Guzmsn,
Angel Fsjardo, Sscundino Cintr6n,
Salvador Martinez y NieolGs Glbello.
sTTHE .HELVETIA.-27 calls de
aCrux. Gran casa de h6spedss. STA
BILE d. hotsls. Aposentos para familias
psrsonas solas. Comidas & cincuen.
b. csntavos eubierto. Bafios. Tel6fono
19a. Apartado correo, 2s5. Propieta.
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hotel
est& { cargo de una ssfiorita cagie.
do
LABORES.- / Sc 'olisi'an
Bordadorasy busnas Caladoras, asegu>
randoles trabsio conssants. Proporcio
nsmos 10 tela y dibuio envlandolos &
sualQusf parse de 10 isla. Dlrigirss &
The Porto Rico DrAnwn Work g.
Embroidery CO Fortaleas 10. Tam
bien se solicitan Co. ttsrerds, Ind
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa'
lido On 6stos 6ltimos cinco affos y por
6sta rax6n los recomendados por loi
profesores de mtsica de mas prestiglc
en- L. isla, son los dc 10 f&brica Kohlsl
b OampbsH, de New York, de 10 cual
90 agente en- San Juan A. 8. Belaval,
Apartsdo 81, y & quien pueds usted
dirigirss para msiores informss.
sT En- el Club de F. Kehrhshu &
Co., 28 San Francisco, 90 venden dol
rslojss dc orc csda semans, entire &
socios, abonando 90 so 8 LOO ssmanal
Esta semana obtuvo uno el aeiior Gu
msrsindo Psdreirs, sosio MIN. 3S.
VINO TINTO gsllsgo superior
del RIv@o On ouarterolas ofrecen Su
cesorss do L. villamil y Cs s. On G
Ell sefor DIAZ NAVARRO hs
estahleeido su Ofsina de Abogado J
90 Notaria on esta siadsd, salls do sar
Justo nGmero II.
Eierse ante 10 Corte Federal, Cor.
10 do Dissrito do toda 10 Isla y Corte
Huprsms, dedieandose asfmismo al
sxamsn do htulos do propisdadss, In
corporation do Corporaeiones dol paia
y sxsrangerAa y tramitaai6n do expo
disnaes Dc expropiac!6n forzosa.
Asspsando 10 noble eompstsnsia
hoy sstablseida On sl siersisio do los
proissionsa do Abogado y Notario, el
sefior DIAz NAVARRO 90 dispone
sohrar { sus eliontea honorarios exec
sivamente m6dicos.
TENED0R DE LIBROS, co.oea
40 sa San Juan, ksblando y sscriblen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MuaOz

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlcina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de la misma Fa.
cultad, de regreso de su viaje
a Madrid, ha establecldo su
ofcina professional en- Ia calle
de Tetuan no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
a p. m. Telefono no 326. d.
-ES NECEsARIO exlgir que cads
oaHa obtenga grabado el nombrs Dl-
gestvo Moiarrieta, pero un s6lo estu-
che produce meior efecto que una do
csna de botellss de aqua mineral 8 de
ser el dnico curative radical, del e.
tonnage y del intestine, el Digestivo
Moiarrieta purifea los alimentos y
los hacs asimilables. FL legitimo d.
geativo Moi jarrieta cura en- un dia laa
indigestionea, On un mes las dispep'
sias 9 gastralgias, y en- tres meses laa
mas graves enfermedadea cr6nicas del
eat6mago y del inteatino, Est& uni
versalmente coafrmado, en- forma sin
igual, que 10 e6cacia del Digestive
Moiarrleta 90 verdaderam snts radical
y superior & 10 do todos los otros re-
medios. De venta en- las principalei
farmAciAs de Europa y A9mrics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
HABITACIONES
Glasses de Ing|6s

I'm caballero americana y su Sc
nora, que hsblAn ell castillano, esta l
fernando elases d. ingles. Las les.
clones solo cuestsn Is csntavos, una,
para aquellos que comiencsn ahora
LIZ in.kruccl6n sera superior.
Iuformss, S,l 63, Mirad0r. IL Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

do espAfol 8 ingles, ofrece sus servi'
clos para trAbaiar dc nochs en- casas
msrcantiles. Buenas referencias,
eTEn esta imprenta 30 vende pa.
pol vleio do psri6dico & q quintal.
UNA TYPEWRITER. - Ssaori.
ts, copociendo 10 naquina do escri-
bir y un POGO de taquigraffa, acepta
colocasi6n en- oAcinss pdblicaa 8 en-
casas mercantilss, Iuformes en- LA
DEMoCRACIA.
O. En In calle dc San Jose ndmsrc
I, no alquila un mirador
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristt
81. 16. San Juan, R.-A una cua
dra do los earros el6ctricos y princi
pales edificios del Gohisrno. Esplen
dida vista . 10 bahia. Bahos moder
nos sanitarioa. Habitaciones freaeas
Exquisita comida puertorriquena
americana. Precios moderados. .-EMI
Liza RAMIREZ, viuda de Masferrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
Sc Vende & arrienda

Una fnca rdstica, situada en- el
kil6metro II de 10 carresera central y
cerca de Bio Piedras, compussta de
81 cuerdas de tsrrenos, con espaciosa
casa dc vivienda, dep6sito de aqua, y
cuerdas de cailas, muchos frutsles y
buenos pastos.
Para informes diriiirse q Carlos
q. Blondet, San Juan 6 Hato. Rey,
Rio Piedr&a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03

Sc vende papel viejo de peri6-
dico a dos pesos elquintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-03
Emp|eado de FarInacia

s. necesita uno que no sea muy
i6ven, que sea soltero, que tenga mu
cha y huena praetics que efrezca
huenas referepcias, para ocupar una
plaza importante en- una de las melo
res farmscias de la isla.
Sc prefe.irk & un fsrmaceatico
graduado Para irformss, diriglrse
oil apartsdo rdmero &c.
15v. a. Yauco. P r
| HABITACIONES
Sc alquilsn tres habitaciones am
plias, en- la casa nImero so dc la Ca
lie de Ia Luna. ID;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-26
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
February 10th.

18o4-The manufacture OF bricks by ma
chlnery was successfully begun.
1e29-The number OF Indians In the United
States officially estimated by the War
Department at 3l3.l3O.
1s33-The spasmodic cnolera appeared at
Havana, and In about one month from
that time had destroyed 1000 persons.
1s54-Thrce shocks of an earthquake at
Manchester. KY, by which the houses
We're violently shaken
1s55--The sword worn by General jack
son presented to Congress.
1904 train OF twenty cars on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad chp-
tured by the Confederates at Wood
burn, KY, and destroyed
f365--It was reported that Leo had gone
south to operate against Sherman.
leaving Joe Johnston In command at
Richmond Va
1869 fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution, giving the right of sur
frage to all citizens OF tho republic,
without regard to race. color or pre-
vious condition. recommended by n
Joint resolution Of CongreFa, II IL
subsequently ratified by tho requisite
number OF States.
1875--The force bill being fought over In
the House, tho habeaR corpus clause
being especially condemned by Re-
pubicans.
1888 After walking up three flights OF
stairs TO the Hall of Representative
at Springfield. Ill, Representative
Robert y. Logan, Of WhItcside county.
!, fell dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-26
The ". P. I Trouble.

.u Up 60 date your son has had no fair
words are addressed to Judge George l..
S; u, =! of Richmond, by Senator Dan
upon the action Of the faculty OF the
virginia POLYTECHNIC. Institute In refusing
ma, REGULATION to William B. Christian and
two other cadets on a charge, alleging
the offense OF hazng. The quoted Ian
guage is broad, but Senator Daniel utters
It deliberately. II is written. not spoken.
It Is embodied in close review Of what
procedure pro- &c on the nar Of the faculty and
tioned-not expressed under the stress
and strain Of some sudden and Violent
meaning of words and CHOICES, them Wit b
a a, nicely Of precision and clearness OF
admired. Not only hat but he measures
his declarations, and we believe would
make no pronouncement upon an npor-
tant subject, that. was not carefully
weighed and considered. The excerpt,
therefore, which we have made from his
review of the Christian case. is well cal
culated to arrest public observation-disclosures
burg News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-26
WAS IT THURMAN.
Franklin Boys Report Stranger
But No Arrest Made.
fsneclal 10 rhe ,rlmna.nl.natnh

Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
FRANKLIN, VA, February 25.-There
greatly resembled Thurman, the supposed
murderer OF Dolson. in Norfolk some
weeks ago. but for some unaccountable
reason he was not put under arrest.
1t Is thought by some who saw this man
that he was the real Thurman. At about
one or half-past one O'Clock last night
some boys were down at one of the res
taurants, and In a joking way one OF
the young men exclaimed, Thurman has
been arrested"
No sooner had he uttered the words
when a man, who was n stranger to the
boys, arose from his seat close-by, In a
very nervous and shaky way, and seemed
very much interested in'the conversation
about Thurman. The attention OF the
boys was then turned on this man. and
the boys, who had seen the picture of
Thurman. blankly said that he did favor
Thurman. The stranger said he knew
he resembled Thurman, and stated that
he had been arrested for Thurman in
Norfolk and held six hours on the charge
which Is, against Thurman. He stated
that he even had suit of clothes like
Thurman's. but said that the only way to
distinguish one from the other was. that
the moles on their faces were on opposite
cheeks.
It seems that they all went up to the
hotel. and Mr., Bell, the sergeant, was
'phoned for at his residence IN the
meantime. they talked on, and this sup
posed Thurman made no move to get
away. He said his name was Leach, but
gave no first name He seemed TO have
plenty OF money on his person, and OK
hibited good-slze roll, from which he
said he would buy his ticket. He was
then told that there was no train out
funtil the next morning. and that he would
have to walt over. but he said ne was
compelled to leave Franklin tonight and
would catch freight out, If nothing else.
1t could not be learned why there was
no arrest made, He left Franklin on
Seaboard Air Line freight going South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-26
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Hold Intermediate Celebration
The Marriage of Kitty.

Especial to The Times ispa;ch.)
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA, February
25-The Union and Philan,hropic Literary
Societies held their intermediate cclebra-
ton In the college chapel Friday evening
The speakers were s. s. simmerman. OF
Speedwell. Va, Union junior, subject 20.
cahontas'; p. Tulane Atkinson. Phjlan-
thropic Junior. OF Chanipe. Va, who spoke
on "Stonewall Jackson; II. ]. Phlegar,
ichristiansburg, Va. who took as his sub
jeGt DO Wall Thy Task; j. NJ. III. 7Fitz-
gerald. Phlanthropic junior, of Black
stone, who spoke on War; u. G. Bar
nard. Union junior, OF Roanoke, who ad-
dressed himself to THE Life OF John
Hampden." and Z. Grigg Elcan. PhlIan-
thropic senior, of Sheppara's. Va. who
discussed THE Spirit OF Chivalry.'.
These speeches were of very credit
able order and Indicate that the societies
are still doing the good work that they
have always done.
After the exercises, the German CLUB
gave the prettest programme dance that
has been seen here for many n day.
The muaic was furnished By Scarcoza' S
Orchestra. from Lynehburg. and was the
most inspiring dance music heard
here for long time At different times
throughout the evening german figures
were gracefully led by Mr.. Robert Ora
ham, OF Graham's Forge. Va. A large
number OF visiting girls are on the Hill"
and were present at the dance Among
them were Miss Wilson. of Radford. Miss
Wysor. of Radford: Miss Fan Harrison,
OF Amherst; Miss Rose Watkins, OF South
Boston, Miss stratton, of Lewlsburg. w.
Va: Miss Mckinney, of Farmyillc; Miss
Edmunds, of Farmville: Miss Morrison.
of North Carolina. Miss Bolseauz, OF
Farnrviile; the Misses Richardson, of
Farmviiie; the Misses Brock. of Hamp-
dsn-S!dney: Miss Hattie Bugg. of Farm
vile.
Tonight tie Dramatic Club gave the
Engl sn play ''rne Marriage OF Kitty
which was very creditably render ed.
Messrs Atkinson, Boothe and Fleming
being especially good.
After the performance there was little
dance at the Comfy Club rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-26
Bath County News.
.nec,aI "a The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times ispatch.) :.
HOT SPRINGS, VA. February %
The supervisors of Bath county have
awarded to Mr.. Tate sterrett, OF TINS
place, the contract for repairing the APP
'proach to Jackson's river bridge, whlcn
has long been in need of attention.
Mr.. C. w. Richardson, of TINS place.
was also appointed commissioner 20
examine the steel bridge recently erected
over Back Creek near Mount Grove anu
make any necessary repairs.
The contract for building the south,
ern approach to Jackson's River steel
bridge near Gilletts. which Is nearly COM
pleted. was awarded to G. NJ Woodzette
for the sum of S547. ..,
The contract for the Northern ap-
nroach to same bridge. was awarded to
p. a. Cleek, j. w, Cleek and j, G. Gleek,
for the sum, of s347.
MI. Fred sterry, manager Of the Vir-
GINA Hot Springs Company, has pur.
Chased from Mr., Barton French, the
"Hamilton Cottage" at this place, for
$4,000. and will make an immediate Inns
rrnvanient Of from 5000 to $4,000.
Mrs. Herman, wife of Fl. Il. Herman,
merchant OF Healing Springs. who Ia
now in st. Luke's Hospital, Richmond,
and who recently underwent three very
dangerous operations. Is reported out Of
danger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-26
Merely Joking.

His Desire.-'I suppose you expect to
move your auditors by. your eloauence."
young orator II VIII be thankful IL 1
can keep them In their seats. "-Wash-
ngton Star.
Always With Us.-'I see that the metal
bed and spring combine has advanced
prices ten per cent" These combines
are after us. sleeping or waking .'--Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
Could Cure That.-Dr. Younger. You
are little bit under weight. You don't
eat enough" Mr.. Mussel: "Nonsense!
II l were TO eat more I'd have dyspepsia. :"
DR.. Younger: II know, but that's my
speciality, you know.'-Philadelphi Press.
Grouchy Bachelors.-smith: Poor
Jones! ! hear he's lost his mind"
married last week. Smith: That's
what said."--Cleveland Leader.
Further occupaton.-'I see that you
have explained a number OF phenomena"
yes" said the scientist. .placidly. Md
what will you. do now?" II shall en-
deavor to elucidate my explanations. =
Washington Star. s14Yse Us "