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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Washington Gnssin

"Puffup had to walk home from the
wedding"
How was that?"
He got so swelled up during the cere-
mony that he couldn't get into his coupa
door."-Detroit Free Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
Part of His Work.

He'd worry for money again and again
Though the statement appears rather
sinister
It's simply the truth I am telling. but then
suppose / should add he's minister.
philadelphia Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

"Roller skating gives one a fine car
riage"
The fine carriage il gave Brown
was an invalii's hair"-Houstop
Post.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24
A Peace Offering

"oh, mamma, wont you buy a new
dress for my dollf"
But why, child?"
Yesterday quarreled with her. and
to-day we've made it up, and now /
must give her a new dress!"-Royal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

He told her she was the only girl
he ever loved"
well, by the way he's spending
money on her IL will be no use for him
to love another"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-24

Nay read You my last poem"
sa Tay. il it really is.''-Cleve
-sscr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16

w. l.. Zulch OF Willow Hole went
to Navasota yesterday on business
trip. BEFORE leaving Mr.. lulch in
formed tho Eagle that the railroad
work on the T. 4 *. V. aud Central
is going right along. The T. * Is. V.
has established the new town of
Zulch near Willow Hole, and Mr..
Zulch has selected n lot ~ which he
will move his store DIR. Zulch has
also selected lot in the new town
site. Mr.. Zulch says the indications
are .hst the n. & +. G.. depot will be
located about 300 yards from the +.
& Il. V. depot. This will give the
new town two roads.
nr I. F. Belts requests The Eagle
60 announce that he will begin a
series OF revival services AZ the
Methodist church Sunday, March IS.
He will have the assistance OF Rev. j.
Il. Andrews OF Sloan Springs, Ark.
Rev. Andrews is revivallst Of great
ability. and has met with marked
success. He closed meeting At
Wills Point the past week with $50
conversions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16

W. l.. Zulch and DR. ] Zulch 81
Willow Hole were In the city yester-
day.
Boys fleece lined shirts aud draw
ers at Norwood, 20 cents for each
garment. 90
Marriage license has been issued
20 Pompey Banks and Adley Thomp-
son.
Ten dozen ladies bleach gowns,
\ trimmed with insertion, 75c quality
45 cents AZ Norwood's. -
w. NJ. Sheriff. 81 Cookies Point.
Burleson county, was IN the city yes-
terday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. 2. Buchanan left
yesterday morning Tor their home AZ
Midland, Texas.
( Ten dozen ls5les bleach gowns,
I trimmed with Insertion, 7jc quality,
% cents AZ NOrwood's 81
IL Holligau aud d. T. rhomp-
son Of the HOlligau community We're
20 the city yesterday.
/ G. A. Buchanan, /. A. Tobias. W.
J.. Lang and r X. Lloyd of Kurten
were in the city yesterday.
Ten dozen ladies bleach gowns,
trimmed with insertion, 7jc quality.
% cents az Norwood's. 81
Mrs. G.. O. Brooks OF Greenville.
mother 81 Mrs. W. e.. Fountain, Is
I the guest ol DR.. and Mrs. Fountain.
Place your orders now for dainty
lingerie waists and new circular
skirts. Mrs Mary Lawrence. n
Mrs. J. a. Alsworth OF Austin is
visiting MAJOR and Mrs. l.. l.. Mcln.
mis-
all kinds call AZ the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention o. special orders.
Phone ~. Mrs. Otto Boehme. n
Mr.. =. n Hickman, Miss Deolice
aud Master Butler Hickman are the
guests ~ Mr. aud Mrs. r.. J. Butler
Mics Ada Berry will have asarnple
line OF toilet articles In few days
and asks her friends To kindly hold
their orders for such goods until she
can see them. d
Remember the revival service ~
the Free Baptist church. services
every afternoon n 3o'clock aud every
evening ~ 1870 o'clock. Everybody
invited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16

The Eagle is la receipt OF a postal
card from the Chicago Commercial
Association advising that Misses
Clara aud Minnie Braatz Of Bryan
are IN Chicago aud making head
quarters with the association, hav-
ing taken advantage Of the special
excursion privileges granted by tho
associatien Miss Braatz il in Chi
cago la the interest oi Wilson Il
Edges millinery department. and
Miss Minnie u accompanying her
for the pleasure Of the trip.
For sale-Ten goats and six Kids
kids are about 2 months old Apply
10 ]. VI Collier. -
The A. aud NJ. College Glee Club
concert will be given at the Opera
House Monday night. Feb. IS, in
stead OF on Feb. q. rs incorrectly an
nounced In the Eagle heretofore.
This concert will be a great treat for
all music lovers.
Capt. Cavitt will appear at the
Minstrel tonigh with his well drilled
military company. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Go 10 Norwood for muslin under
wear. o.
Fresh trout aud red fish at Foun.
tain h Co. III
Fresh treat and red Och at Foun-
tain a Co. "a
Mrs. J. T. Hanway has returned
from Tyler.
Shetland wool AZ Norwood's, four
hanks for 25c. 62
Mrs. Sallie HannemAn Is visiting
in Somerville.
Ralph Boyett returned from Nav
asota yesterday.
Up. Royder Of weliborn was In
the city yesterday.
Miss Louise Harris returned from
Hearne yesterday.
Mrs. j. n. Mawhinuey has been ~
the past few days.
Knox Williams Of Millican was In
the city yesterday.
A. n. Candy Of Rock Prairie was
in town yesterday.
=. n. Dawson was a visitor from
Wellborl yesterday.
Attend the revival services az the
Free Baptist church
J.B. White returned yesterday 20
his home nj Morgan, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dean Of Tabor
were visitors 10 the city yesterday.
Read the AL IN the opera house
space for Friday uight's Minstrel. ~
One car good ear corn on track.
See or phone r. e.. Harder a Co. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The court has re-Appointed DIR. X.
n Harrison county health officer,
Ordered that the second payment.
s25IO,OO. be made on the Brazos river
bridge, purchased by the county
the past year.
The court Is engaged with road
business aud the appointment %
road ovTssers. there being about
one hundred and twenty-five Of the
latter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16

Forty people ia the Minstrel OF
the COS at the opera house ton light
Admission 25c 81
Phone 365 for carriage and trans
fer business. Have new carriage and
will meet all trains, day and night,
n ID. Evans. ~
G. NJ. Winkler OF Ennis, brother 0I
Mrs. ;. Mooring. was Ia the city
yesterday, the guest ~ Mr. and Mrs.
Mooring.
For Rent - Most desirable rooms
in the smith building. Geo. w.
smith. 63
Minstrel songs and funny jokes by
local artists" AZ the opera house
tonight. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
BRAzOs BRIpdr pIRFcToRs no MEET

A me-ting ~ th . directors OF the
brazOs River Bridge Go. il hereby
called At the Office of the secretary,
this morning At O'Clock. for the
purpose Of declaring dividend.
q. ,. PARKER Secretary.
Bryan, Tex, Feb. Ia. i9Os. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
HACK SERVICE.

Headquarters AZ Exchange Saloon.
After closing hours you can get iu-
formation az Exchange Hotel or
Central depot Very prompt atten-
tiou given 20 all calls. Very respect
fully, Ed Tally. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16

Wit. humor. drills and songs at
the Minstrel" Of the Sixties at the
opera house Friday night. benefit
Baptist church. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16
Lord q T8yiOr'S
Onyx Hosiery

The new designs and patterns in the
above brand OF hosiery for men.women and
children are now ready for your inspection.
We have the gauze Isle, onion skin, lace
boot. full lace and hand embroidered effects
at 2So. 3Se, SOC and 75c per pair, full finished
seams and fashioned. Every pair guaranteed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-16

$500 beautiful olecgraph pictures sold
for 69c to each customer purchasing 800
in merchandise. Get a coupon today
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
FIGHT It OUT,
SLEMP DECLARES
Republican Leader Might Have
Retired if He Had Been
"Let Alone"
SAYS He WILL RUN AGAIN
Case Of Funkllauser Still Attract
ing Attention Christians
burg Dispatch.
SAYS HE Will RUN AGAIN
From Our Regular Correspondents

from ouT I'VE SOla CsLIOA'dShA'/
WASHINGTON, Is. c., May 1s,-Colo-
nel semp to-day put at rest, as far
is he could the repeated report that his
son Bascom. the Republican, State chair
man, will be put forward as the can
d;dutc Of the party for Congress In the
Ninth District.
M people tell me, said Colonel slcmp.
that they want me to stand for re-
election, and shall he candidate for
reorganization. At no time has my son,
Bascom, thought Of being candidate,
although some OF my party friends
have suggested to me that they would
advocate the nomination OF Bascom,
should decline to make the race again.
Had been left alone might have de-
ctded to retire, but since n fight against
my reconciliation seems probable. shall
fight 1t out with confidence In my abil-
ity to win in the convention.
Renews OPPOSITION.
The Roanoke postmastership still hangs
fire. Both Virginia senators at one time
withdrew opposition to the confirmation
OF Funkhouser: but later Senator Scott,
OF West Virginia. having the matter in
charge called Senator Daniels attention
to "a paper on file with the Postoillce
Committee, charging Funkhouser with be-
ing "a fraudulent debtor" and embracing,
it Is said a court decree sustaining tho
charge. On this account, Senator Daniel
4 has renewed his objection, pending full
invest igation. 1t Is stated that Funk
houser has made an explanation Of the
transaction in question that Is sntisfac-
tory to the appointing power, and that
tho first assistant postmnster-ge has
certified the fact to the Senate Com
mittee. Senator Daniel had not seen this
report to-day.
Senator Daniel has interest In de-
laying Funkhousers confirmation. pro-
vided lie Is q tit person. There Is no
politics as far as the Virginia senators
are concerned. There Is, however, no
doubt Of the fact that Senator Scott,
of West Virginia.. who likes Hoge. and
detests Colonel Slemp, would be glad
to have Hoge hold on as long as pos
sible.
The postmastership at Chrstiansburg,
Is also In dispute The tangle seems to
be between Hairless, the incumbent, and
Heermans, who wants to succeed him.
Colonel Slemp Is said to prefer Herr
mans, but Is disturbed by the furious
rivalry Of the two men, and would be
glad to have them get together IN some
way This, however. does not seem
probable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

only after thlrty-days' notice to tho
commission ana public. Names Of
: lines over which trnfllc is to be trans
ported shalt be Med with tho co COM
mission. .t
s All preferences and rebates ure pro.
$1,000 nor moro than s2o GOO nnd I'M q,
prlsonment Of not exceeding two Years y 1ta
W FOR tho official employee, etc., q IN the
corporal lon. Bhippers accepting
bntes IRE also Liable to forfcilufe so 9,
three times tho total amount q such
rebates or preference. p ssY,
Section provides that tho commits
sion, after full hearing as to whether
a rate Is unjust or unrensonnple OF
unjustly dscrlmlh atory, may 'ascer-
tain and declare n Just nnd reason
nblo ratio. All such orders. except or,
take effect within reasonable tiie.
not less than thirty dnys. unless the
Same shall be suspended by the con-,
Il mission or by Il court. Other cinsses
In this section give the. com'1,, p o.
st Section 6 gives the commission power sr
lto award damages Suit mny De
brought BY any party Injured 70 CON- .no
pei a carrier 70 obey an order Or t tho
Tedernl Circuit Court where the cor.
poration has Its principal opernatlhs
S office. .,,.
lThe venue OF suits Drousnt ~ su /
mend any order Of tho commission snn, .
Be e''i in II the district where the carrier
Complained Of has It's prhlno,pshit G nt any,
4. tina after such order Is promulgnted.
sra sSe arc t. Pe Is ssPs'i'eu 90
y IA III, junction, Interlocutory order
orSdecree snspending or restraiinniings the
enforcement OF an order Of the i com m
hea srin after not less than nvc days,
notice e the c frn nn epR{ea:
nrder or decree granting or continuing
ooiruIinjunction in any suit BY. shell ~. Ils
only to the Supreme Court o. inc
Iinitcd Stntes Provided that tho APP
p o.fi't must be taken within thirty days
from the entry Of such order o, daeree.
nalInte court oyer all other causes, ex-
cert causes Of like character and GRIM ri
rs ''' Other changes In tho. present law,
only one or two in number, arc OF u' H !
nconscqucntial character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
MASONIC DEGREES.
Temperance Rally at Chester.
High School Meeting.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch) Il
CHESTER, VA. May ia special
lodge meeting was held here last night
OF the Masons to give,th Second degree
to Mr. Dan Richardson. OF Mathews
county, travelling salesman: and an-
other meeting will be held n week from
to-day TO confer the masters degree.
Mr. Richardson Is now stopping with
his sister, Mrs. f. A. swineford, OF
Drewry's Bluff, awaiting the conferment
Of the third degree. so as to go out
full-fledged disciple OF Solomon. and be-
possessed OF some OF the secrets OF that
ancient sage.
temperance rally and entertainment
was held at the Odd Fellows Hall here.
tonight These entertainments embrace
recitations. reading, speeches, with re.
freshments.
The citizens OF this community ars
greatly pleased at the prospect OF es-
tnblshing a high school at this place.
and meeting will be held at the public
school house at this place. Tuesday even-
ing at 7:30 to make plans and arrange for
the construction OF necessary buildings.
Mrs. A. ], Hurt who has been on u
visit to her father In Powhatan county.
has returned to Chester and brought
with her Miss Edna McLaArine, her sis-
ter whose health Ia somewhat improved.
Mr. Milton McLaurine, their father also
accompanied them
Mr.. Irving Ivey and wife are stopping
!, /. \ ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

VA
Section 1 provides that pipe lines for
the transportation OF oil or other cons
modify, except water and natural OF
artificial gas, and railroads engaged In
trSSnsporting pnSSSnser Or nfi9per5y
~ water, Wish iitl bo Il arc used Under
common arrangement for continuous
shipment or uurriago, and EXPRESS and
slceiAhg car companies SHAH s76 be
deemed common curriers'.
Railroad. is defined to include
bridges and ferries operated in con-
noction with any rairond, anu the
term also includes switches, spurs md
terminal facilities. and also depotss.
yards md grounds md cars, and Ill
lnstrumentallties OF service. regnrdless
Of ownership or contract ne ,,ra., a,t
within. the purview OF the bin by this
section. Cars are ttr1be furnished upon,
reasonable REQUEST therefor. Al
charges shall be just and .rcn sonable.
Carriers arc prohibited from giving
following exceptions: Railway Of
fcers. agents, employees, surgeons
physicians, actual and bonn-fldn at
torneys and members OF their in1me..
date ), families. ministers. ln s:a ana
travelling. Y. NJ, g. A. socrnteries. IN.
!Ili SoS VI tLIiA' ''@.' "
Institutions. INDECENT PERSONS Inmates
OF National and Confederate homes ONES
about to enter and those discharged
from such institutions, fennale nurses
who served during the ciyll war, ex-
Union and ex-Confedcratc soldiers.
owners and caretakers Of live stock
being shipped filcials and employees
of other roads, laborers being trans.
ported to- supply and great demand
for labo", persons rendered needy by
reason Of public calamity.
Carriers are prohibited from owning
any commodity other than timber
which they carry. This Is the amend
ment designed to prohibit roads mining
and shipping coil.
Carriers must put In switches, to
connect any private side track which
the owner Of such siding may. desire
connected provided construction OF
the connection would afforod reason
able return on the cost Of the same.
Section 2 provides for publicity OF
schedules. rates, fares and charges;
and such charges may be changed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Mitchell were present by special

s.. G. Mitchell were present by special
invitation, owing to the fact that Il
was believed that from their experiences
ns teachers and in educational matters.
they might give advice to the Joint meet.
Ing in regard to the advantages and dis-
advantages OF n separate existence, or
consolidation of educational instltu-
lions.
More thnn fifteen speeches were made
by gentlemen present, and with ono ex-
#ceptlon they were enthusiastic in en-.
dorsng tho scheme of amnlgnmatl ton. &8g
Having no legal status, this body
could do nothing but approve the policy
Of amalgamation, provided It was found
to be practicable. The boards and facul.
Ties OF both institutions have appointed
each committee OF three The twelve
men thus selected will begin at once
the consideration OF the proposition, and
will In n short time make their report TO
their respective bodies. 1t is possible that
the terms OF agreement which were dis
cussed Mt n previous meeting may be
taken to form the basis for that discus
sion. All am able to say is this that
the committees will take UP the subject
untrammclcd w anything In the past. and
no one can predict what the final re-
port Will be.
''And even, II they work most harmon
x
they can reach a conclusion In time to
put the scheme OF amalgamation into OPP
GRAFTON before the coming session"
The Committees.
The committees, who will get to work
Ron1e time during the coming week to be
decided on later, are as follows:
Medical College OF Virginia Board OF
Visitors COMMUNICATION. A. G. Brns-
ton. Judge Beverly r. Crump and DR..
:. F.. Bryant.
From the faculty OF same college-Dr.
Hozcn. DR.. William II. Taylor and Or.
j. Shelton Horseley.
From the University College OF Med
lclne Board OF Trustces--Jndge George
III. Christian, Mr.. l.. q. Norris ana DIT.
Edgar D. Taylor.
From the faculty-Dr. Joseph A. White,
lJr. P. a. Irving and Dr. Hugh N. ray
lor.
Dr. j. Allison Hodges about whom It
was stated that he had opposed ANAL
gamaton had this to say yesterday re-
garding the problem and his attitude 70
IT.:
II wish to state just here that the re-
port In this mornings paper that / was
opposed to this measure ls entirely un-
founded, for so fur as | nm aware / tr..s
the first public advocate months ago IN
this city In either faculty looking to
measures having FOR the object the nmal-
ga nation OF the two medical colleges IN
! this city,
ut has been my hope for several years
, that this could bo accomplished and
have been insistent that the interests OF
On CHI institution should be j.alously
! guarded. and that II this possible union
should take place, that It should be ao-
complishcd in such manner as to re.
tain the names Of both institutions and
thereby secure the allegiance OF all tho
! alurlni."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
HOUSE D|SPOSES
o.: NOTED Case j! {
Adopts !Bill Paying $1o,4S2 to
Estr.tc 81 Samuel Lee, South
Carolina Negro.
MEASURE BITTERLY FOUGHT H
First Real Filibuster i'll Number
Of Years Made BY
Democrats. 3
MEASURE 4BlTTERLY FOUGHT
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Reminiscent
of the stressful days OF Forty-seYehth
Congress were the scenes IN and nDout
the House to-day, Hardly had the Jour-
nal of the House been approved when the
Democrats, under the leadership OF MT.
!. .liams, Of Mississippi. began the first
real flllbuster in that body in NUM-
Der of years, their object being to defeat
the bill paying TO the estate OF saihue1
Lee, or South Carolina, s10,4S2 for allow
ances made by reason OF the election o.
Lee, negro contestant, FOR a seat III
the Forty -seventh Congress.
The bill has been reported favorably az
nine Congresses, six times BY Repupll-
cans, and three times by Democrats. Inc
certificate Of election which Lee contest
ed was given to John S. Richardson.
me Committee on Elections reported IN
favor of Lee vote was taken on the
resolution to give him the seat held by
Richardson's; ia votes In favor OF the
resolution; ia against. Lees contest pro-
crossed no further. The Democrats De-
gan noted ter and the forty-
seventh Congress died by operation OF
law without quorum being present.
To-days fililmser followed along SIM
liar lines, Mr.. Williams resorting TO every
known parliamentary tactic TO encolll'
pass the defeat Of tho measure
4 There were numberless roll calls and
still more divisions demanded and taken
and the curtain was finally ruhs WV,
on scenes, whose beginning 90 PACK
twenty-six years. The Dill was li'ia!'y
passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19

enod In his judgement, and there was
nothing for the committee to do but 10
dismiss.
"These election officers have come
here" ho said and made frank state
merts which, + am constrained TO believe.
They have subjected themselves 70
several cross-exan,inatlons and nothing
has been proven against them.
II consider II II privilege, as, well as a
duty, to vote for the substitute OF the
gentleman from Clay Ward"
Z Upon roll call the substitute was adopt
ed, ayes II, noes 49, and the committee
at II o clock adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Washington Affairs.

fFrom Cur Regular Correspondence
WASHINGTON. ID, c., May ls,-Post,
masters appointed:
Virginia Egmont, Mecklenburg county,
Michael Wegmann, vice Edward Schaefer,
resigned; Hardenburg, spotsylvania coun.
~. Druslla D. Smith. vice Phobe Harden.
burg, resigned
North Car0lna-Vannoy, Wilkes coun-
ty, Mary Il. Vannoy, vice ]. c. Vannoy,
removed
Rural carriers appointed:
Yirglnla--Culpeper, route 2, Herbert II
scott carrier, tlchard Pierce, substituted
salem, route !, Simon y, Cronk, carreri
Otho N. Cronk. substitutes; Yuma, route
/, William s. Rhodes, carrier, Henry G
slvert. substitute.
Nortl; Carolina-Wllson, route 5, Ernest
Il. l3arfoot, carrier, Paul y. Barfoot, sup'
st!tute,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
New Council,

Especial to The Times,D !spatch,) 80,
was entered In the Corporation Court
Thursday directing that a special elect!on
be held on June 18th for. members ga g. 9
new city council for city or the ilrS.1
class. There are to be elected eighL poalu
Of aldermen and fourteen councilman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
SPECIAL SATURDAY RATES. VIA G,
&. q. RAILWAY.
ONE FARE, PLUS Is GENIE

Every Saturday throughout the SUM
mer. from Richmond 70 sta tons east OF
and Including Howardsville ana htaul,-
ton. tickets good until the AonaAy 'otr
lowing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Richmonders in New York,

KEW YORK, May ls,-IIonman, g, NJ,
Spicer; Buckingham, J, p. willard Irlnce
Miss Kin., Mrs. j, ~ Morris; York, a. NJ
Forester. . SA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
SUPERIOR to Lemonade,

HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
A teaspoonful added to a glass Of colo
water. with sugar. makes de1'esoW
summer ;ton.c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
SYNOPSIS or BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Chief Provision Of Measure That Has Been Under De
bate In Upper Branch Of Congress for
Nearly Three Months.

FROM i3y
y
Senate todny after oep
d hnarlVf atnnln a i . d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: Virginia Fair Saturday ex-
cept showers and thunderstorms IN west
ern portion; Sunday showers ana coole''
fresh southwest to west winds.
North Carolina--Fnir saturday eNcept
showers in mountain districts; sunday
showers. cooler iE. the Interior; llsht 70
fresh southwest TO south Winds, 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-19
Miniature Almanac.
MnN III, lVUO.

NH 10, fVVV' ----
HIGH TIDE.
Mornins,.,..,..ws.Vo
EYenlng.,..,",,2;-l