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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29

Eureka Cash Store Tor The purpose OF
getting supplies. In front OF the store
here Is a large sha ie tree, and VIXEN
nlss iSmith pulled up her horses, IA
some unaccountable way a dry twig on
one OF tue branches Of the tree pene-
trated n OF the nostrils Of her nose,
causing u stvere hemorrhage, which
neeessltated the services OF a physician
before the flow OF blooi could be
Itopped.--Sen,ineI.
Governor Sparks will decide today
whether he will call the legislature to-
gether or not. The CursoD News Of
saturday says thn povernOr was very
doubtful about 1t. Inc grand Try Of
Nye county by unanimous vote Sliur-
DAY authorized the foreman tn telegraph
Goveruor Sparks That an extra session
OF the legislature WINS unnecessary 60
Tar US Nye county il concerned. So far
" we have been able to learn, Elko,
Eureka, Lander, Wislioe, Storey aud
humboldt counties oppose and Churc-
hill, Douglas, Esmeralda and Ormsby
favor u special session. Nye seems to
be divided and from Lyon, White Pine
and Lincoln there has been no express.
sion Of opinion SO lar Is We have seen.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Down on the Farm.

The unsophisticatcd chap from tho
city had passed his first night In the
old farmhouse.
wall. neighbour drawicd tho farm.
cr at breakfast. how did you sleep
last night?"
"Slccp?" blurtcd the city chap IN
disgust. "Why man. I was turnln,
AID turning all night"
Tho old farmer laughed ~uproarl.
1usly.
Kept turning. cid you, ncighbor7
Vail | told you shat you would slscr
ike n top"
Funny, oh? Wen. do you know
there Sas so much loose stray In the
mattress IT kcpt getting In my oaia
and nose all night"
Just SO. stranger. When you asked
about ,ho bed G.dn't ! say IL would
tickle you TO dcd'h?"
And then tho old farmer passed ovct
o leftover pic and black c~offco.-
Chicago Daily News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Jailed For ~Gallanlry

Last Saturday while Fay Fergnson, Il
prisoner in the Lyon coun y iGil WIS
aNiIH m AIRING III the court house yaru
{ Dayton, Adamo Muchini pnss,u,.
lat WAY III Il buggy invited her to tai,
drive. Tie olIer WIS accepted and T.
'air took IL spin to Fort Churchill. r.
Osence of Fay from the jail was iii
covered at roll call In tho evening anu
Sheriff Randall went in pursuit and mel
MGchini and the prisoner Oh their 80
turn trip. Both we're taken i'll custo y
and MuchIui waS charged with attempt
TO release Il ]prisouer ltr prelir mary
hearing was held in Dayton today and
Attorney George No.i succeeded il,
securing tho release ~ the gallant,
.luchlni Toy fling II bond ~ 81, 900 t.
answer TO the Lyon county grand jnry.
Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Bank Examiners ReporL.

slate Bank Examiner Miller hus til,
a. report Oh tie Slate B,uk and Tru
ompany and N!e and OrnsUy banh.
Ii Cuvsou News says the Nye A.
Ormsby county tank has something
over Sl'5,OCO cash cn hand on its various
"uuIous "nu tnat uIv uepUsI.
mount 10 about Il .GJG,0yO. The re-
'urces and liabilities show that Il.
.nk now shows assets which tota
o.neIhiug like S70O,OUO greater than uu
Liabilities ami before the bank could be
''s'derei bankrupt 1t would have .
Ise this amoun Ile examiners rr-
port on tie State Bank aud Trust COM
tny shows the deposits amount /
.oout 81, .00,GO0 and there If Il larg,
cunt Of Cash Oh hand.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29

CONGRESSMAN Bartlett, limo
lawmaker. lie has Jacidod -
an' ouce bills for the free coinage .,
SILVER I'll increase Of the .nn,o"Hs
% Lnvo nhaent bui!dlug at Reno,
nA'o lie smelling business placed
under one Of the departments Of lIa
so'ernment' and to remit the annual
assessment work on mining cI,;ma I
mI 81 lie hns work enough mapped
ou' 70 Keep him busy during III, sess.
ron, II Is a sure bet that MIR. Bar,,e,,
did. Duzer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29

heated by two stoves, the music was
Excellent end eve ryt thing passed of mer-
rily. The Knights added one moro
successful dance to their aln ady
lengthy score.
Bank Examiner Miller came home
yesterday TO eat turkey with his family.
Ossie also dropped III from Mazums and
spent the day at home. Mr.. Miller will
leave Tor Fallon Sunday to examine the
bank at that place. lie will then make
a tour Of the State and examine all
hunks that come under his juriEdiction.
Tom Davis shot aud fatally wounded
Oscar Caldwell III Winncmucca last
Sunday. Davis attempted to lass
through the kitchen ui II restaurant
where the negro was employ Cd rs cook.
The negro objected and -four, he'd a
cleaver to enforce it,. DAVIS left and
returned ehOrlly after and fired two
shots, ne OF them stirling the cook in
the neck iDflictiug what III considered u
fatal wound. Davis Is IL III.
According to reports, the.o WIS an
epidemic OF weddings at Tuscarora yes.
terday, the contracting couples being
Commissioner Arthur Primeaux ami
Miss Ellen Wright, jacob lark and
Miss Elsie Chapman and Emmel
Backman and Miss Kate Taylor. The
INDEPENDENT publishes this item ON
what it deems to be good authority but
II 1t be wrong III any particular the
injured parties ran get aiisI"ctiou out
Gf Our Informant.
Nib" me. i: ided the freight depot OF
the lom"pnh, G ldiicld nnd Buufrog
railroad Mt 1870 "Wednesday morning,
captured the two watclIucn aud locked
them III box cars, over powered the ope-
rator, blew open the sat" ana carried of
everything ol value fnnud i'll it. 1t is
believed a large amount Of money was
secured by the robbers, who are sup
posed to be professionals.
Because she believed that her husband
Ind lost his affection for her, Mrs. r..
krieger attempted suscide at her home
ut Crook avenue and Fifth street at
o:39 o'cloc'I last evening by discbarglug
a shotgun at her head, pulling the trig-
ger OF the gun with her LOT, She re-
ceivci but ii slight injury, The Rhot groz-
ing her forehead, INJECTING sc Ter,
powder burns ON the farc. a reconcile =
alton occurred latcr.-Goldtirld Chroni.
Gle.
The cabin Of William Johnson, n
Srarks negro, was buruei Wednesday
night and JJhuson's charred remains
were found ia the ruins. Johnson if
supposed 10 have been murdered md
the cabin burned to hide the crime.
Boots" Campbell, Il negro, is missing
from Sparks anG he is suspected OF com.
hitting the murder. The police are
looking for him.
Tho Miners Union OF Golclield 10y Il
unanimous, vote Tuesday night decided
not to accept scrip in payment OF wages,
and Wednesday morning the miners
refused to go to york until they are paid
III cash. The strike is general ana al
the mITesin the camp are tied up. The
general Impression seems TO be that the
strike will result ~ GoldticlI becoming
an open camp. The troubles Of the past
year have tired the patience OF the en-
p~loyers, and the men who wnnt to
develop the mines and rcsourccs Of the
destric'.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Young Burkhart.

Dick Young, oue II Ei&u's promismr
business men. and Mrs. Lena Burkhart
wore married las. evening by Rev.
Percival S. Smithc. Tho usual ~congrnt-
ulation aud feast followed the ceremony.
The bride is well known to the people
Of Elko and her fricndsa IRE numbered b.,
The score. Tho groom If engaged III The
livery business and is kuowu M an gcti .
energetic business mnp ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Young have the he.
wishes Of Il host of friends 'or a. /,
future prosperity aud hat n;m ga. THf
1NDErENDEs extends its cougrniula.
ti"ns and wishes them u long happy and
pro porous 1T.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Relief for the Mind,

SilRs Weir Mitchell, the dlstin.
guishe1 physician and novelist, re-
lates that many years ago he heard
Mr.. ~Thackeray say that he sometimes
was haunted by the cres lures he him.
self had summoned into being and
that 1t was n good corrective 10 turn
over the pages OF a dictionary. A
great lawyer told Mr.. Mitchell that his
cure was a chapter or two Of a novel
with n cold bath before going to bed.
For" said he. you new take out Of
n cold bath the thoughts you take
into IT,"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Saimugundi.
rrli SATURDAYS DAILY.

la C.ty was shaken up by Il
,,t eAr,hqul IL -uoch about l:3J
"a esteruuy mor"'nR.
,,,, sllI uf tie late T.. N. iiufIaker
.,u liieu cor Probate Iii Virginia
iius wild - ~ &c :eHntcr.
The d .usber. ru"ch, uouglaJ county
a.. h-hrI VIA ~ iuchuLceccuie
.,d An r.rrVric road Is a. ne Duiit irUu,
Al leu 10 Lie ihncu.
Nn. HJ,IIuf viii aInve from rus-
,,o,fa fought auni visit Ivy RebsAah
i,;,r officially a full attendance Ii
REQUESTED.
The Southern Pacific company pro-
. nj 100000 ut the Farmers Il
J,r;han. BInG III Reno viii which L,
nav It's oruplo! es ut Sparke.
.%r1lere's no qucs OD about il, these
ii b mel are Of sound judgment"
.,iyoi Judgment, no:hrn'; they live b,
nJbn' Tie poor when there'd be more
uour, III IT Il they roboed oae another"
.lhe Liutenant and tho Cowboy com
p,u,- play rd /" II faIr-sized house last
ri.I'. The played seemed TO please the
peop!r, but they would have been much
better pie used II the opera house hau
uecu se verL degrees warmer than il
was.
JOIN Etchehrr won the hlndball
game thus afternoon by II score Of 80 10
~. lie gave ms opponent 10 points TO
star, with and then made so points while
h. made -. Qnite IA crowd was out t.
see Tie gainc
Thu Reno city council ia utter
Chief Lecper and other appointed OIL
cills. Mayor Kirman is reported ls
s,!mr that il he hnd his way he would
tie L"eper, Cafirey, Webster and
MIx,nn together md throw them over a
Cl llIesliuc.
AZ far III we have heard, Nye, Orms-
Is, DouglRss and Esmeralda counties
iayor a special session 81 the legislature
aud oturry, Washor, Humboldt, Elko
and l. .nucr oppose il We hnve seen no
,IyreSslo" II opinion from Lincoln, Ly-
Cd, Churchill, Eureka or White Pine
uIntirs. Governor Sparks will not act
m'tiI he hears frcm all the counties.
Commissioner Miller hns filed l!is rc-
port On dc condition OF the State Bank
and Trust company and Nye and Orms.
b! county bank with the State commls,-
Iyuers, but it will not be made pubic Tor
several dale. 1t Is said the Tepurts
show that both Institution are solvent
and have securities To pay Tor moro than
the liabilities with the ,curitics at the
prscn, low puces.-Carson Now.
Henry AIHrrchi, 81 yenr4 OF age, Uas
run over By the cars III the EIku yard
late yesterday afternoon and one oi his
feet wasISo bndly crushed TINT il Wa
ampulated at the instcp. He came III
on "A west bound freight and while the
irLrn stopped here no met MIR. Broase-
Iner, for whom he worked at Bullion
eight 'cars ago, at the ElHo saloon. He
Was beating his way from Bcws to VIM
ncmucca and wRs under the influence Of
liquor. hen the trim pulled ont. 10
tined 10 board il and fell under the
wheel. lie If getting ulong nicely ~
the county hospital.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
ARE WORLDS FINEST STABLES.
Most Luxurious Horse Quarters or
Earth to Be Found in Newport.

No II feature of Newport extrava
gance more clearly shows the mint
Of money lavishcd on this playground
or m"iiliOnaires than the wonderful:
stables attached to every establish.
mont, says the broadway Magazine.
Take. for instance, the O. III. p.
Belmont villa. II has n stable for It's
ground floor of such dimensions that
a coach and four can drive In. turn
about and drive ont again. 1t con
tains the most elaborate equipment
OF carriages and harness in the world;
its walls are decorated with rare old
prints and b%luc.ribbop prizes. The
estates OF the brothers Vanderbilt.
Alfred and Reginald. at Sands Point,
are vcritable villages Of stables. As
you pass, Or. Austin Flint whirls by
In his motor, and you remember that
people from Maine to California are
reading that Miss Reginald Wander.
biit is confined in the house with a
cold"
h mere incidents impress you Mt
first with the extravaganza Of New.
port. The prices Of papers, period.
lcaIs, candy, flowers. etc. arc doubled.
The millionaire sets the pace even In
the simple process OF buying a paper
OF pins. But these details arc not OF
importance: what Is important is the
gigantic abortiyc extravaganza dream.
cd of in the philosophy Of the million.
airc, and ably shown by the maenin.
cent homes Of the very horses n mo.
tor cars.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
FunS Faster Than n Rabbit.

Report has it that j. &. archer, n
Indian of Collusvillc, /. r., 10 the fnsr-
est runner in the wor!:. lie is snid t,
be not only the swift st sprinter, but IL
great long.di stance mRu. While Archer
Is mn amateur, ne is wiling to meet The
fastest IMAM in he country, irrespeCtlv,
OF whether his opponent is an amateur
or protest. Inal. II, Is also will ug Ia
bet $50 tina, he eau catch - ick p bbii
within forty minutes If the mnimai I've
confined to a running space Of 7C0 by
100 feet. Tho regulation coursnu
ground under American rules ia this
distance, and when a rabbit is chased
by hounds the former il cntI' led to q
start ~ fifty yards. Archer euye he will
keep chasing the rabbit until il become,
fntigued, aud then catch il with hi
hands.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29

pclied to give him,.n ui"pprir u,at
Gardner richly deserved II cIori we
have heard are true.
Nothing will DO done in the case until
Friday as tomorrow is a legal holiday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-29
Married.

ooNG -EuRKHARr.-In EIko, Nevad. ,
November %, 1907, 10y Rev Perciv
). Smithe, Mr.. Die Young to Mn
Lena B%urKhuri, both OF ElR0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-23

province of your committee; 1t is a
matter for the interstate commerce
commission of the United States to
take up and adjudicate. Until that is
done, In our opinion, 1t will be i'm
possible t oget Utah coal without ex-
tortionate freight charges of $3.50 a
ton from the Utah mines to Boise
city.
We recommend to your honorable
hody, as well as to the people that
consume coal, to be continually on
the lookout to see that the prescribed
amount of coal is forthcoming and
by their representatives, or some 9TH
or means ascertain whether the trans
portation companies are doing their
duty so far as supplying the demand
at the mines for cars during the
months of September and October.
and use such other means as Is at
their command to have additional
trackage built so new mines can be
opened up and a proper, honest and
just distribution of the coal supply
made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-23
RELATIVE PRICES
AND RELATIVE LIABILITY
TO REALIZE FUEL FAMINE

The Average Citizen, the Hospitals
and Schools Most Likely to Suffer
With Cold Next Winter-Remcdy
For shortage Suggested, Which In
Wolves Cooperation Between Rail-
roads and Coal Mine Owncrs-Fur-
ther Discussion of Freight Rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Floyd Social News.
Ispecla, to The rlmes-pispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
f FLOYD. VA. October 5.--Nlrs. William
PeDdleton, who has been visiting her mother
In Martinsvlle. has returned homo.
Mrs. Matte l.. Baird, OF New York, Is vis-
Ilt.ng Mrs, V. M sowdor this week
Mr.. w. d. Tompkins and family. OF Hills
willie. Carroll county were in the village
few days this week Visiting Mrs. J. Il. Tomp-
king. They left Monday for Jamestown. and
were accompanied by Miss Alpha II. Johnson.
of Hillsville and Miss Kate Tompkins, of
this place.
Attorneys J. p Wood. of Roanoke. and
Walter s. MacGregor, Of New York, were in
the village the first OF the week on business
for the New York and Virginia. Copper Com
pany.
Mr.. L. w. Morgan. OF Rocky Mount. candi-
date for the Senate from this district. was
In the town and county this week look
Ing after his interest.
Miss hralinda Howard and Annie Boil
Howard have returned from tho exposition.
DR.. r. l.. Lawrence and A. NJ. Harris.
who have been taking In the Roanoke Fair,
returned home Monday.
Mr. H. c.. Ears and wife arc taking in
the exposition and other points of Interest.
Mr. - = psar Of WoolWne Is visit, visit
Mrs., Willis and J. T. Conduit, Of
Willis. wore In the Village Monday on busi-
| ness.
Mrs. b. e. Howard and children arc visit
Ing her father Captain w. H. Sutherland,
at Tiillsville this week.
! Mrs. w. L. Howard and chill q rem. who have
been spending week or more at the ex-
| position. have returned homo.
Mr.. Byron Gray, wife and baby, OF Roam
.oke are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. T,
INvilnms.
Mrs. Harvey Bishop and children left
| "Wednesday for a visit to relatives in Ten
negsee. Al se5s
Mrs. Azuln Hinmnn and children who have
been spending the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Willis. left Monday for
! Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
TO MEET IN RICHMOND. (
Virginia Poultry Association Coming
Hero In December.

Virginia Poultry Association Coming
Here In December.
The Virginia Poultry Association has
selected Richmond MS tho place for
holding its next poultry show. the dates
icing from December to IL.
II. S. Burlington, secretary of the
association. has Issued a circular letter
Which is being mailed to all OF tho
poultry fanciers In tho State, begging
that they Join the association. '
The officers Of the association are:
w. II. Todd. president; II. D. Br!sner
first vice-president; II, u, Dennis,
second vice. president; G.. g., M Fink,
third president; "A. j, Warren.
treasurer; the executive committees:
r. w, aw, r. l.. Harrison. g. II. Hill
ldebrand. Jr., L. a, Meyers, S. "a. Mason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Aatlroans.
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Il
n. B--F'ollowins schedule figures pubs
1ished only as ihfotmatiott. and arc not
II r. 8 S5
900 a. M,-Daiiy g. Local for Charlotte.
cotnnctlng ut KeyHvllle for Chase City
and Clnrksville. 55B8
11:16 a. sM.--Dntly --Limited - Buffet pull
"a man to Atlnntnl md Birmingham. New
Orlratls. Memphis, Chattnnooga, and
Ill tho South. Through coach for
Chase City, Oxford, Durham and
5sff9 ftalelgl.
$500 7. MEX. misunderstanding Local.
~ $50 =. Observation-Disclosures Pullman ready
$3.50 T. NJ, for NIL tho South.
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 z. Mex sunday--Limitcd--Tof West
Polnt--Connactlng for Baltimore.
2:l6 Mex. Sundays.
4:45 a. N, FIX. Sundays. Local to West
Point. sllls
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
e:55 a. NJ, s:4oEP. af--r7rorn Nil tho South.
$40 r. M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh. DUR
ham. Chase City and local stations.
$40 A. M:--From Kcysv!lle-Lunl.
o:2o A. M.--Fron Baltimore aud West
1915 a. M-5:1S r. s1.-Locai from West
Point. +.
G. w. wEsTBuRY. D. II. IA.
81 S20 70. Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
New James River Day Line

Hl1IV luEIN
RICHMOND, NEWPORT NEWS, JAMES
{i3 TOWN EXP SITIONs AND NORFOLK.
THE sTAuNcH AND SPEEDY STEAMER
81 QUEEN ANNE, G5i i 4
Through fast limo; no tiresome stops at
rivers landings; leave Richmond one hour
later than other line and reach Jamestown
Elxrositionf three hours earlier. s5s5 5Sit5 Isl
n" Great reduction In rates, Straight fare
to Newport News. Ja1nestownss n position
and Norfolk. sl.2b Round trip, good for
ton days $500. Special round trip tickets,
leaving Wednesdays and Fridays. returning
Sundays, s1.50. I'D. t 855 Is .sss 4ti
steamer leaves Richmond Mondays. Wed
nesdays and Frdaya at a, Nj, Clyde Line
Pier, Returning, leave. Norfolk Tues
days and thursdays. Campbell 81 Wharf,
1870 a.. NJ Ja !, Expositlon Pine
Beach Pler) a.. NJ; Newport News s8:45
a, NJ. reaahing Richmond 4 n NJ. me On
Sunday leave Norfolk la NJ; Pine beach
arriving, Richmond $3.50 r, NJ. Steamer
stops 30 mnut esy Mt jamestown Island going
ana returning, For Information telephone
b16..i II, 81. r. WOODEN. Agent Clyde Line
I riar II 33 q, ssSag III II M
31sesular meals o. n:Ss lunch service. as
lRlay be desired, sis tss9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Mites In straw,

Will you give me method to kill
mites in wheat straw? S. w. Y.
In order to obtain information which
will be Of service, you must be more
explicit in the statement OF the sort
of insect. etc. If you will write the
facts direct to the Commissioner of
Agriculture. Richmond. Va, he prom
Uses to aid you II possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

dramatically, either is good. A
collective noun has a double concord.
because it has singular form and plural
meaning, and verb may agree with
either Series" is collective. But 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave corner Of Seventh and Perry
Streets, Manchester, every hour Con tho
ur) from I6 a.. NJ. to 10 p NJ, y r, NJ.
car to- Chester, Last car IL midnight
tErough@to Petersburg Limited car 5:4b
II. NJ, daily. except Sunday. ay Ell Il
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of Sycamore
Street, every hour from 6:sb a. NJ. to 10:35t
Fl M. Last err LAO p NJ. Limited car.
TINA. NJ. daily. except Sunday. X i 3s
81 All cars from Petersburg connecting Rloh-5
mond cars. ii I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Rcforr,,ntory.

Is there an institution in Virginia to
which an incorrigible boy may be com
mitted and withdrawn at pleasure?
"A. C. r.
The one provision made for such
boys in this State is the Reformatory
at Laurel, Va. Commitment to this In
stitution may be secured from any
Justice of the peace for your town.
1t is. however, for specified time. and
release before the termination of period
may be got only by concurrence OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
I,n,yrenccyillc.

Will you tell me whether can get
to Lawrenceville from Richmond with
out change, and how to reach that
town. T.. B. M.
Lawrenceville may not be reached
from Richmond without change. The
routes are from Richmond by Sea-
board Air Line, changing at Lacrosse,
or from Richmond by Coast Line.
changing at Emporia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
I.inco1n procIn mntion.

whether Mr.. Lincoln issued a the be-
ginning of the Civil War a proclama-
tion urging the return of the Southern
States to the Union within ninety days
and promising the continuation OF
slavery. 2. 4. and MCGEE.
He did not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
,rnnntn Minc. Efc.

I.e-E1 'TOnNtO WING, ETC.
Will YOU publish receipt for tomato
wine, and tell me how to find the eX-
act date of future events at the eX-
position? COLLEEN.
We shall be pleased to publish re-
ceipt II some reader will send one
that has been proved.
Address S. E. Snyder. care James
town Exposition CO., Norfolk, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

Will you please publish receipt Tor
cleaning Panama hats? T. $. III.
We know nothing we should be Will
ing to guarantee. Consult your halter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

soUTHBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED 10
S7s LEAVE RICHMOND! DAILY ~
5sso35 A. M.-Local to Norlina. Raleigh.
Charlotte. Wilmington 80 +. Al-sleep-s
era ana coaches, Atlanta. Birmingham, sa-
5ypnnah, Jacksonville and Florida points.
9:25 p. M.--Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta.
Birmin CHAM. Memphis, Savannah. Jackson =
VILE and Southwest. s
NORTHBOUND6 TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND8DA1LY.
s33 ESQ a. Nj c: 35 p. NJ, 1905 p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Ad,lrc.. Wanted.
Benton, Pa.

Can you get INC the present address
OF g. o. Long, pitcher on the Rtcllinono
ball teanl2 w. a. =.
Benton, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Confcdcrnte Cofnnre.

AS there were no gold nor silver
mines within the lines of the Confed-
eracy, how did the Confederate govern
ment get bullion to cotn2 NJ.
They did not get 1t. Virginia and
Georgia were capable Of furnishing
some gold, but there was little or no
work in their mines. The value OF
s536oO0 was seized by Louisiana in
the mint at New Orleans, and this was
practically all the bullion the Confed-
eracy had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Reichardt. 1926.
P,,rtlistic,

Will you name for me the last three
men whom James Jeffries fought, and
the number of rounds in each fight