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Flowers for Each Month.

Please give me the flowers for each
month. FLORA.
January-sngIe iyacinth, crocus
and daffodil.
February--Violet.
Aiarch--Red carnation and tulip.
Apri---Apple Blossoms and bridal
wreath.
Msy-rastcr li1.rs, lily of the valley
and white lilac.
Junc---Thc red and white rose.
Juiy-Hcliotrope and nasturtium.
August-Sunhower and hoilyhock.
Observation-Disclosures daisy.
octobcr-Aster and dahlia.
acknowledgement
December-Holly, 1nistletoe ant
ground pine.
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Book-Kcenino

Can merchant gkcc ping double
entry set OF books get a trial balance,
showing his condition, without taking
an inventory OF his stock?
2 Can merchant doing general
mercantile business. and keeping a
regular set OF double entry books ut
the expiration of every thirty days, If
his ledger is properly posted. take
off trial balance without taking in
ventory of his 4sock? l=y ss.ses s
3. What Is n trial balance?
n. W. ". X.
i. Hc can get a trial balance. but
that will not show his condition nn-
less lie takes an inventory of his
stock?
2. Yes We presume you mean ball
ance sheet: IL SO. 1t Is necessary to
take an inventory OF the stock, unless
a stock ledger is kept. and that will
show stock on hand each day.
3. trial balance Is list of debts
and credits taken from the ledger tc
test the. correctness ofsthe work.
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School Matters.

Will you please answer rev queries
In re gard to school matters?
First. Upon what do school boards
base their authority to grant speclal
certificates to teachers without an en-
animation? I know of two instances
where teachers have come from other
states and started teaching, upon same
compelled to stand n rigid examlnatlo
by the state Board. Tho said two
teachers never having taken state
examination of any kind, why need any
teachers take examinations, II TINS
policy Is to be pursued?
Second. Please give list of subjects
for examinations and the rules govern
Ting same for the May examinations
Third. What was the first PUBLIC
school established s .c e XiTE1ra1 box.
First School boards do not grant GER
tlncates, either special or general, to
| teachers. All certificates are granted
| by tho State Board of Examiners.
| Some arc granted upon examination;
| others upon the scholastic training of
| tho applicants; others after the COM
pletion of certain courses of reading
1t you will write a letter to the SUI
| perintendent of Public Instruction
circulars containing full informant ion in
/ ers
for tcachers this year will be held or
May 3D. Sd and 4th. and July Goth, 30tl
i and 31st. The subjects will be as fol
i lows: photography Uncluding punctu
i ation). reading, writing, arithmetic (in,
Guiding business forms), elementary al.
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sGrcencsville, during the months Of Feb
ruary, March, April and May, and In the
waters OF said Sottoway River and its
tributaries. In the counties of Dinwiddic
and Brunswick, as far UP as SlaEle's nlil
dam, during the months OF February,
March, April, May. june and july
80. Any person violating the provisions
OF this act shall be deemed guilty of o
misdrmeanor.'
There is no provision for q license.
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Richnond's Seven Hills.

Will you please answer in tho
columns OF your Sunday mornings
paper the names of the seven NILS on
which Richmond is situated9 Thanking
you in advance, remain.
SUBSCRIBER.
Church, Libby. shockoe. Capitol
Navy, CANDLES, Oregon.
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Authors.

what license or tax is necessary to
write. publish and sell a book In this
city, and to whom should II he naid?
No license is required to write a
book. publishing house will pay all
taxes on account of the publishing
Book agent provision in tax laws seems
to cover the selling feature.-see Sec
tion 90 Tax Laws Of Virginia. 1906.
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You little. witch, to swear:
Don't fiirt too far with bonny lads,
Because. perhaps, you'll rne it,
And don't put a az air. as II
Ana then, your game Is ended d,
And II with 4. lkittle !. on his isa arm
Don't agonize your pretty mouth,
With Mr.. Arthur Dean.
But every throb of pride or love,
AS IL your intercourse with him
We're but the merest trifle,
And mako believe with all your might,
You'd not care q feather.
For all the Carols In the world,
And Archie Dean together.
Take this advice, and got him back,
My darling, If you, can;
But ifsyou can't. why right ABOUT
What did?
With It'll handsome Charlie Green,
who has loved mo mo MANY many, weary wear year.
CA tear Of the heart mean),
But never gave q smile to MN
Until to-night--
When full in sight
Now Archie knows that Charlie has
And d'i his Wealth Is little 70 him,
Without .my. heart and hand.
So Il smiled on Charlie,
And / danced with Charlie.
When I knew Archie's eyes
Were fixed on mo
once i caught them in the dance.
And I could have fallen at his feet
Dearest Archie Dean!
But there was kittle Carol
And Charlie Green.
And when Archie came to me
DO Do I! yo ma think i dropped my eyes,
| With a glad surprise?
No! No. indeed! that would never do.
With I no no broKen-henrted grace.
Oh! he could not see my pain,
And 7 told him he ,, must W S,rnon
| Till danced with Charlie Green.
On Harry Hill and Walter Brown
| Oh! the look he cast on me
| AS his eyes fell sadly. down.
iie said Ii had Something to say
| But / laughed and turned away
! Saying I'll not forget
\ I had to dance with hin,
1 lie did not go to kittie Carrol
| Who was sitting all alone,
Wn1ltehing us with flashing eyes,
But Ito slowly turned away
Where 1Hr he waited most patiently,
| And he said most YEARLY,
i For tho dance to, be done, ill.,,
And And n YerS gng ~ e to prs Mi s
\ Twas quite q bit of run.
lust e soc him q, sta andn,; t benz
Watching me, On, ArNHiS si's"A'
/. What a picture of despair.
4 Why not HE to Kittle Carroll,
| She hns noney--so they say
And has held 1t out for lovers,
Many and many q weary day
sho Is rat her plain. know,
| Rut what does love for beauty care
lilo away to lSitte Carrot.
| As, her out TO dance With you,
Or she will think you are tickle
And your VOWS of love untrue,
And may me. you'll get, tho mltleh'
Then. nh then, what Will you do
| Well hn sighed Mt me-
And I laughed at him
A NO danced away tog ether,
a Ile pressed my hands, hut ! heedcd nov
And whirled Off like. q feather; ~.
He WHISPERED something about TN
But did not heed that. at all,
For my heart wns benting loud an
Ana lilo tears began to fall,
lie led mo out beneath the stars
told him 1t WAS vain
LII lad an 10 faith to give again, and h
Ills loVo SO sad and thrilling, and doel
Tsat my pride flew away andrrleft n
And w VI he he said he loved mo mos
And eyor should love mo, yes, 10y
could not help trusting Archie.
Say, could you?
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Liability of Indorsers.

A makes note payable to himself.
3, G and d indorse for and A takes
the note to bank and gets the mondy
on 1t, Now. In case A falls to pay
this note when due, are B. and D
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across Of Honor. /"

Kindly Inform inc to whom shall
amply for IL cross of honor. and obllgc.
IAN OLD SOLDIER"
Mrs n v. Randolph. Richmond, Va
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Books Wanted.

p. f. E.--The Bell Book and sta
tionery Company have just come across
o look in a catalogue that VIII PROB
ably give you the Information "ahtea
VIZ. early beer brewing--"E'cer:l Its
History and Its Economic Value as q
Rational Beverage"
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Confederate Money.

Will You kindly inform me In your
next Wednesdays paper where can
sell some Confederate money, and
what Is It's value? And obligc.
A SUBSCRIBER. q
There is no market for Confederate
money In Richmond
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ton Of the system. There is a certain amour
body each day This is useless in nourishing
or keeping. the system in health, and nature
intends that our elininative organs shall re-
move it III the course Of their daily duties.
As long as these members perform their duty
properly the blood remains pure and free from
infection, but when from any cause they
become dull or sluggish i'll their workings
this refuse or waste matter is left to ferment
and sour and be absorbed into the blood III
the form Of unhealthy humors,
The blood in its effort to rid itself of
this foreign matter begins to throw off the hui
1nors and acids through the pores and glands
Of the skin. These coming in contact with
the delicate tissues and 6bres with which the
skin is 50 abundantly supplied, produces irri-
tation and inflammation on the surface and
Eczema, letter, Acne, Salt Rheu1n, Psoriasis
or some other troublesome and dishguling ski
The treatment of Skin Diseases with ST
cations is not in harmony with the character {
some Of the itching and discomfort, and aids j
the blood where the real trouble lies, and is, t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
WORK. Than Football,

Amherst Cessegctis closed hecause OF
scarlet fever, and dormltory at SNra-
&cuse is uilarantined for the same cause,
Intercollegiate scarlet fever would. be
WORSE than Intercollegiate football
b Manchester IN. ELY Union.
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Poem Wanted.

& Will you please publish or send mo
the poem entitled when Papa Went
10 SCHOOL,? And obligc,
MISS MARY JOINER,
SmithtlcId, Va
Who has copy?
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10 a SDbSCRlbE.h.
Acts OF Assembly, 1906, Chapter 10,
page So approved March /. 1900, cnacts
"That it shall not be lawful to take. kill
or capture fish in the waters of Nott6way
River and Its tributaries, In Southampton,
Sussex and Greenesville counties, and
also in Dinwiddie and Brunswick conn-
ties. far up<as Sagle's mill dam, cxceRr
private ponds. by means of seincs, fykes,
traps. fish slides or in my other man
ner except by angling with a hook
and line.
- This act shall not apply to tho cap
ture of minnows by means Of Il minnoW
net, when minnows are to be used as
bait, nor by the hauling of shad sclnes,
or the use of shad dip nets, in the waters
OF Nottoway River and its tributaries, In
the counties, of southampton. Sussex and
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SKIN I)IIS :, :, 4 4 ! :, Z. .
EIlyMORS I'M TElEE E3L 4OOD

When the blood healthy the VIII smooth
affection
the
aeo
the oso condition..
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Fishing in the NottoWay.

Will you kindly publish whether there
is any law prohibiting any one from set
ting seincs, fish traps or nets IN Motto
way River, and If it Is against the law,
can u person get license, and what VIII
n cost for one season?
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TO A. C. 7. and Subscriber.-The
rame company can supply White Rose
of Memphis"
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NJ. r. 3. ana w. Il. T..

NJ. r. 3. and w. u. y.
AS an abstract proposition. no. But
thcrc is stnndpipe near the reservoir,
into which water is forced to higher
level, and water from the standppe
VIII flow higher than the level OF tho
DIR
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Water Pressure.

We would be favored very much \
YOU would answer in your Query
Column the following question. If pos
sible in your Sunday edition.: VIII
the water in the Richmond Reservoir
10 or ascend any higher in the build
ings in the city thfN the height OF
the surface of the water in the reser-
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Norfolk Street Car Line.

TO whom must apply for posl.loh
on n street car ut the jamestown EH-
position? And obligc. ,,,
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Write to the Norfolk Light nn'
Power Company, Norfolk, Va.
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Archie Dean.

N % -0-- Wy INCTtI'ssI. . " -
Would you laugh, or would YOU cry?
Would you break your heart and die,
II you had Il ahshing lover.
Like my handsome Archie Dean?
And he should go to I<ittic Carol,
Who has money, so they say;
win hcr'reart that's like /, feather.
Vowing all he had before.
Prithec, tell me. would you cry.
And grow very sad and die?
Always in the old romanccs.
That dear Archie read to me,
Those that pleased my girlish fancy
There was always sure to he
One sweet maiden with q lover,
Who was never, never true.
And when they wcro widely parted.
Then she died poor broken hearted,
And did break with grief at last.
Mike q lily In the blast.
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Archie d ean remember that YOU said.
Your name should be mine and should

Tho happiest bride ever wed.
/ little thought of day like this,
When could wish | Were dead.
But there goes the clock, the hour IS
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When / must be off to the fair,
I'll go and dance and dance and dance,
With the bonny lads who are there,
In my dress of blue. with crimson sasn
Which he always liked to see,
III whirl before him as fast as ! can
lll lnught and chatter-yes, that's my
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want to tell you Of the great good received from
the use OF S. s. s. am rs years old and had suf
fered with Eczema Tor forty years. and could find
nothing to until tried s. S. S.. suffered in
tensely with the itching and burnng pustules would
form from which there flowed sticky fluid, orusts5
would como on the skin and when scratched of the
skin was left as piece of beef. suffered
agony in the long was afflicted but when fused
s. S, s. found perfect There has been
any return OF the trouble. gE#
Stookham Neb. G. II. EVANS "
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Z And that he could be sitting again
Ciose by my side in the green meadow
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And / know that before the morn.
He'll wish that Iiittie Carol had ne'er
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
Anchor Commences to Ship.

The Anchor mine, situated in the
vicinity Of the Aduddell, Druid and
Chase, in the Russell section, upon
which operations were commenced last
month by the Hearne Gold & Copper M.
Co., is commencing to ship some very
good looking dirt to the Tucker mill in
Chase gulch. Sinking and drifting is
under way and additional ground opened
up.
The Anchor mine is 300 feet deer.
Before the present operators took
charge of the property it had been idle
nine years. When last worked good re-
turns were received from all ore shippedj
The ore is of lead and copper grade.
A good shaft house and fine plant of
machinery were on the ground when the
new company took hold, the equipment
being Of sufficient capacity to permit Of
heavy operations along the lines the
Hearne people have in view. Matt
Daniels is looking after the Anchor as
foreman.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
Gets Good Returns from Orc.

Richie Hughes, who is operating the
Bench and Defiance, week before last
made shipment of six cords of ore to
the Buell. mill. The concentrates from
this, about thirteen tons, went between
$18 and $19 to the ton. This was taken
from the 100-foot level, where there is a
five-foot crevice. Mr.. Hughes intends
to continue to work the 1O0-foot level
and is taking the water out of the shaft,
with the object in view of increasing the
depth as soon as the bottom is reached.
The mine is 100 feet deep and it is not
known whether there is level off from
the bottom of the shaft or not, but it is
the belief of Mr.. Hughes that there is.
He intends to drive levels with every
lift completed.
The Federal mine in Russell district is
also being worked by Mr.. Hughes and
last week four-ton shipment of smelt-
ing ore was made for trial run. This
gave returns of 500 to the ton. Mr..
Hughes has had possession of this mine
for some time, but has done very little
work during the past two months.
About that time he got the property
back from company in Idaho Springs,
which had purchased his lease. This
company, after doing little work, lost
the ore shoot and finally became dis
couraged and abandoned the proposition.
In pursuing developments the Idaho
Springs people ignored the advice of
Mr.. Hughes, who advised them to sink
winze in the 300, where he was salts
fed the shoot existed. When the prop
erty reverted to Mr.. Hughes he at once
commenced the sinking of the winze
ani encountered the ore of which the
trial shipment was made. He intends
i to push work in the winze-and continue
shipments from that point.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
LetIvils II RusseIL

Skinner & Co. of Denver, who started
work on the Pewabic tunnel in Russell
near the Old Town and the Pewabic,
three weeks ago, have struck good ore
in the levels. The tunnel is in over HOO
feet and the company is thinking Of
driving it ahead in order to cut another
vein. sse' ,t,s,,-
Jones & Jones, who are working the
Perrin mine, are making good shipments
to the Buell. mill steadily. The ore is
being taken from the west level, which
is run from the shaft at a depth of be-
tween 80 and 100 feet, from where they
are drifting and stoping.
Levels are being run at the Lillian
mine, about 500 feet down. A good
crevice is exposed at this depth and q
short distance in. Sinking will again be
started within short time.
The drift and station at the /, 800 foot
point in the Old Town shaft are being
completed this week, and a dam large
enough to hald "a hours inflow of water
will be blasted out in the level and a
Cameron sinking pump operated by
compressed air will be installed in the
side sump. This will be the last pump
ing station in the mine as it will only
be necessary to use the pump for few
months until the lateral from the New
house tunnel will begin draining the
mine workings. Idaho Springs Siftings.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Sven Lundwall of Apex, was visiting
with his parents and friends in this city
on Saturday.
The notorious" Harvey Carroll OF
the Metha property at Apex, was ir
the city this week mingling with his
many friends.
Sol Bacharach went to Denver Nor
day morning, remaining until Tuesday.
Ed. Morrissey, who had been visiting
a week with his sister, Mrs. w. ]. Stul',
returned to Denver Monday morning.
From Denver he goes to Kremmling.
Andy Danielson and Emmy Goldburg
of Apex, were seen Monday eating their
dinner in their fists as they passed us
by. What do you know about that?
R. A. Beam of New York City, was
registered at the Teller house on Satur-
day.
Raymond Coe was registered at the
Teller house Saturday.
Miss Lottie Drew returne home Sum
day evening after spending her vacation
of week or more in Denver.
Hugh Edwards returned Sunday even
ing from business and pleasure trip to
Denver.
N. D. Owen came up from Denver on
Sunday evening to look after his mining
interests in the county.
P. R. Alsdorf returned from a very
pleasant visit in Denver Sunday even
ing.
Miss Laura Trenoweth went to Boul-
der Monday morning to resume her
studies.
Thomas Davidson, who had been visit
ing his daughter in this city, returned
Monday to the Soldiers home in Monte
Vista.
Jake Leidinyer, Sr., was passenger
to the metropolis on Monday.
John Best was up from Denver Tues
day looking after his mine holdings.
Mrs. H. G. Shuck and son returned
from Bedford, Pa, Friday.
L. C. Todd went over to Boulder Sat-
urday afternoon to remain short time
with his family.
Sheriff Cody went to Denver Monday
to get an explanation from the several
large companies responsible for the
recent raise in the price of coal. Their
excuse was that they needed the money.
Clem Heuer was an arrival from Ned
erland Tuesday. He left here on the
afternoon train for Denver.
|, Mrs. j. E. Lightbourn and daughter,
who had been summering in this city,
left Tuesday for Boulder. ~ f
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
IN RUSSELL GULCH

Henry Trezise, who had been work.
ing in the butchershop, left Wednes-
day for Bisbee, Ariz.
Walter Clifford is moving his family
from Nevadaville and will occupy the
Jos. Boleria house.
E. T. Carr and wife, of Boulder, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Matt
Lewis.
Mark A. Harris visited in Denver
Sunday. ~
John Stevens went to Denver Sunday
to visit his brother.
Thomas Hughes is back in the but
chershop, having taken Harry Trezise's s
place.
Mrs. Trebilcock and sons returned
from a short stay in Denver this week.
Pete Barnaby, w. Quintrall and JAS
Woods of this place, and Tony Cessario
of Central will leave Saturday for
Routt county to fish and hunt. They
will be gone about five weeks.
Miss Minnie Hampton, daughter of
Jas. Hampton, blacksmith on the Old
Town, is to be married in Denver Sat
urday. The young lady is well and pop
ularly known in this vicinity and her
numerous friends wish her much hap
piness.
Ed. Jones went to Denver Sunday to
visit with his family.
T. P. Thomas returned from a brief
visit to Denver Sunday.
]. E. Lutz and family, recent arriv-
ais from Cripple Creek, have gone to
housekeeping in the Chellew house.
The shooting gallery is well patron
lied, especially in the evenings. All
the boys are doing their best, trying to
win one of the prizes. Thus far Ollie
Moreletti holds the high score, having
made 48 out of possible so.
Dave Davis has been up from Central
this week spending his vacation and
showing strangers about the mines.
Mr.. Davis thinks Russell is wonderful
place.
A dance will be given at the l. o. o.
F. hall Friday evening by the Russell
band. Good music will be furnished
and fine time assured all those who
attend.
Louis Cattani, Jr., has accepted
position as clerk in the store of Wagner
& Askew.
Jenkin Davis left Sunday for Boulder
where he intends to take a course in
electrical engineering at the university.
L. Cattani was one of picnic party
that went to Idaho Springs Saturday.
He said he enjoyed himself some.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
BLACK HAWK NEWS

Miss Anna Pressler, the popular
school teacher of Apex, was visiting
with her many friends in this city over
Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Hughes, former resident
of this place, came up from Denver on
Monday afternoon and visit ID with her
many friends until Wednesday.
The Firemen's hall is in the hands of
plasterers this week, having come up on
Sunday from Denver to do the work.
Repairs on the building are expected 10
be completed by the first of the month.
When the hall is finished the Red Men
will give grand opening ball.
John Rolling has been making repairs
on his house on Clear Creek street and
intends to reside there.
Mrs. George Fritz leaves this week
for her old home in Edwardsville, ILL.,,
where she will visit relatives and scenes
of bygone days.
A card party will be held at the X. of
p. hall next Saturday evening, and will
be given by the Pythian Sisters. Re-
freshments will be served and good
time is anticipated.
Tuesday evening three new members
were initiated into the Hawk Social
club. The candidates were Mr.. Jones,
John O'Hea and Howard Wherry. AZ
ter the initiation ceremonies were over
a smoker was indulged in and all enjoy
ed themselves. ,fsa
Matt Daniels and wife went to Dem
yer Tuesday afternoon to attend the
Bertagnolli-B wedding.
Gilpin observer., 1907-09-12
csnesAlf,lef for Russell.

Within the next month the old Hughes
mill in Russell Gulch will be started up.
The necessary equipment has been in
stalled and the plant will be run as a
concentration. A humping table and a
crusher are among the new machinery
installed. A large tank has been ordered
and as soon as this reaches Russell the
plant will be started with plenty Of ore
to run. The Hughes boys say there is
sufficient water to be had In the vicinity
Of the concentrator for their use.