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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
EXERCISES TO BE
HELD IN RICHMOND
Services at St. PauTs-Mihtarv
Parade in Afternoon and Big
Meeting TO Be Held at
Night-Forner Gov
crnOr Montague
10 Speak
ROBERT EDWARD LEE.

Ne wa foe without hate,
4 friend without treschero,
soldier without cruslty.
a victor without oppression.
~ was a victin, without r-,rr,urIrs~,-
Christian without hypocrisy,
And man without aune.
He was Caesar without his ambition.
Frederick without his tyranny,
Napoleon without his selHshnesa.
And Washington without his reward.
-8enl- n. F4Hl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

Edward Lee, on Saturday. January 18th.
VIII be generally observed in all parts os
the South as a memorial Of the great
chieftain. just one hundred years ago.
on the leth of January. Robert Edward
Lee was born at Str1itford. XVcstrnorelana
county, Va. the home OF Light Horss
Harry Lee" OF Revolutionary fame
President Roosevelt is quoted as re-
ferring 70 General Lee as the greatest
military genius the Anglo Saxon race
had yet produced. not excepting yelling
ton and Marlborough IT is not too much
60 say that the English-spea1AinE world
viii honor the centenary OF Robert Ed
ward Lee. But f. is here In the South
land which he loved and 70 which he
save the best efforts Of his mature man
hood, that This anniversary occasion viii
be held most sacred. And here in Rich
mond. the old capital ~ tho Confederacy
ami the commercial and industrial centre
~ tho gl eat new South. the Lee memorial
services VIII centre
u has not been the plan OF those In
charge 10 gather ary great convention.
or TO- mass tie people from all sections
m one great auditorium. but 20 provide
IN each city. town and village a gather
ing of the people 20 honor and revere
the name Of Lee. The services in Rich
mond Will be held fn old 81 Pauls
where he worshiDed during the war. and
those at Lexington viii oe held in the
old college chapel. where General Lee
often conducted morning prayers. and
under the chancel of which he now rests
u is here that valentines wonderful
recumbeut hgure ~ the deau president
is always before the stu>ant vorshiper.
The local celebration viii consist of
three distinct features.
First memorial service at St
fauis Church az IL NJ
Second. a great military and Con-
fcdertte parade in the afternoon.
Ihlrd. y public meeting and camp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
WILLIAM BERLIN SAYS
He CARRIED THE GUN
Youth Who Was Dangerously
Shot May Recover-Exoner-
ates Companions.

WlNCLDS TER VA. january IA
message Tonight from White Posi-.
Clarke county. states that young VII
liam Berlin. who was thought 70 have
been fatally wounded lille hunting
recover.
In "a moment of consciousness to-day
Bcrhn stated that he himself carried
the gun when 10 exploded. and hc Inn
Dlicatcd none OF has companions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
CLARK WILL NOT
GUST WILLIAMS
Says lie Will Not Accept Leader
ship Because of Party
Feeling.
TWO HOLD CONFERENCE
Real Reason Is Not TO Injurc
Wiiliams's Chances for the
Senate.
- - ReeuIar Corrosnondentl

iFrnm our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Il. g.. January IL
II is generally believed that some form Of
understanding has been reached by Rep
resentsuvo John sharp Williams and Rep
reSontatiVe' Champ Clark ro-ardiug The
minority leadership. now held bF Air. VIII
liams
II is believed that AIr. clark las agreed
nor 20 be candidate FOR tae leaders,. Il,
against Ofr. Williams. as he does NOT de-
sire TO hurt the latters candidacy FOR
election to tho senate from Nississir,ni
hNt dcalf" statement issued by Mr.
'lark To-day that hc was not 81 candidate
there are many who believ. that ri,c
democrats ot the next House viii elect
hin At amy rate. NJ. Williams and MI
'-"rk had long conference AT the Can
ltol late yesterday. ate. they had read
tne afternoon papers. saying Ar Clariz.s
friends had won the fight They .alked
together FOR two hours or more rho s,,h
lect OF the conference is believed to hava
neen the leadership contest. Which II ha
cares 10 make The fight. CO.. 90 allow his
friends 70 make g.. may bo won by tno
statesman from Missouri
The Plum Is Waiting.
Inoro s"cms to Doe little or no room, d..
"''ot 'hl~- There ts just ass Utfle room.
10 oouo1 tnat Mr. Clark would u>e Co. e.
the bemocrltic leader. Nh CLARK t,.-
not 20 around saying as much b.f
AiuF nl his household. m conversation
to-nieut was very frank i'm d.rlrrir.
ln't i.' Had pronounced ambition in ti...
Ni''' 'i-"H- 10 is almost iucoucciNalI. th.f
.,'''' '"S il-' desire to 800 the position. ANA
th' ability to capture it, amy man vouiJ
d'riin" o. take tho plum. IL coufd d..
1n no "tAet ground than that Of personat
q ''"ii'~iili, % iS partly ON that rroun,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
What Is Neurology?

Later In the day they We're seen by q
Times Dispatch man. Who called on them
iu their offices Al Fifth and Grace streets.
They were still disposed 20 treat the in-
cictm@nt lightly. and said they had been
charged IN that document with practic-
ing as physicians and surgeons I'm
specific case without drst having passed
an examination before the state Medical
Board They declared that So FAR as tne
specific case was concerned they would
have no difficulty IN proving that tney
had not IN that case practlced medicine
or surgery II was true that they had
never passed examination before TIE
board and they had never applied TO that
board 10 examine them as 10 their pro
ncicncy as neurologists. st would le
simply ridiculous for them ~ do So. as
the board knows nothing whatever about
the science of neurology.
In the practice ~ their profession they
use no medicines and practice no surgery
therefore they do not come within the
purview Of the Virginia law as IL now
stands. negrologist is AN expert on eye
troubles. They assert that ninety five per
cont. % the chronic nervous troubles that
afiiicf humanity come from defective eyes.
These troubles. IN very many cases. they
claim TO be able 10 remedy without the
use of drugs or prescriptions and without
the aid OF surgery Their treatment is
simply TO remove che cause of the trouble
and let nature do the rest
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26
Beautitying the Court House Square

Beautityinq the Court House souara
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26
Funeral Services

The body OF Mrs. Ella Duripz Will
arrive from Boston this afternoon and
Viii be kept at the residence of her
parents until To o'clock tomorrow
when it Will he laid To rest in Green
wood cemetery.
Dr. c. &. Carroll viii speak the last
sad words and as far as possible give
consolation 10 the bruised hearts of
the afflicted ones.
The following gentlemen will act
rs pail bearers: Or. f. Van Hood, r.
r. Carroll. d. \. Miller. Charles Ty-
diugs. Geo. r. Nauehs. Frank Harris
Truly The sudden death of This
sweet ana es5mable young lady give,
force to the exclamation of job:
Mana cometh forth like "a flower and
is cut down; he fectb rs shadow
and continueth not
Leaves have their time to fail,
And flowers 10 witheT al the North
winds breath:
And stars to set--hut all
Thou hast all seasons for thine
own. Q. Death"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26
Two Big Orange Groves

We enjoyed very pleasant visit
yesterday from AIR nrnw r Tobrso,
thu aon,,.o, ,.,..-o
anu ''''''" orange ana grapefruit
groves near wildwood. in Sumter
county.
The Monarch arova contain. ,,a
brrdroa ooro., ou, -. ,....
k,,,..,.., -,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Air. Clifford Anderson accompanied
his wife and little son as far as Jack
SonviIle yesterday. who were on their
way to TryOn. y. G.. for 4 visit of sev-
cral weeks to- friends and relatives.
Before returning Mrs. Anderson and
son Will visit in South Carolina and
Georgia. Miss Annie Mathews accom-
panied them As far as Jacksonville.
where she Viii visit friends for few
weeks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

bT- Bennett Of Crystal River. one
OF IN" Oldest and best known phyis-
clans in this section of Florida. was
visitor 10 Ocala Thursday. ana was
registered al the Ocala House. He is
holding his own in a most remarkable
manner. and Father Time is dealing
with him most gently.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

w are told that The mosquitoes
at Soabrccze and Daytona Beach
left "n tn same train with us. The
people say that they always take
their departure as soon as we begin
tu have moonlight nights, and now
everything at the beach is all to the
a""d. II was our misfortune TO strike
il ia the wrong Jimc.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

The soap trees are yielding "a heavy
crop this year. The press for some
time past has been silent abont the
virtues of this tree, but DR. Moule
saws II is destined 10 cut a very inn
por5ant figure in the industrial de
yelopmont of the state Besides max
ing soap the berries WELD an oil SUI
pcrior To olive oil. The soap tree Will
be- heard from
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Mr. Head OF Silver Springs June
'i"n Mr., z. c. Sims OF Anthony. Mr..
MonTholen Atkinson. and quite a
number Of others were visiting the
county seat Saturday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Mr. Herman Rooster of this city
WAS passenger on the ill-fated
steamer Allegheny. OF the Merchants
and Miners line. plying between Sa.
vannah and Philadelphia, which was
destroyed on Tybee Wednesday night.
H" was rescued. The vessel was 2
total loss bar all the passengers were
saved
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Mrs Thomas Barnes. who has been
mana@inE The Glonwuod Hotel 50 az
cerfahly and successfully for some
Iln" past. on the first of August eX-
poets 10 take much needed rest.
She vii visit her daughter, Mrs S. b
S.iu". OF Osc"Ola Mills, Pa. and be-
fore her return will visit Canada. Nj
a@ara Falls. Buffalo. and all the plac-
as of interest in that section
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26
Take the Postnaster's Word for +,

llr. r II. Hamilton. postmaster 1T
c ryyaie. Ind. keeps also q stock
-auaraL merchandise and patent
medicines. He saws, Cham ber-ain's
Collie, Cholera and DiaTrh0ea Rene
d. j standard here in IS line. II
never fails 70 give satisfaction and We
could hardly afford 70 be without H.
For sale D. al druggists. X.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Mr., {. {. Hill and family will move
today 10 their new home on Ribera
street. The dwelling is a very atrrac-
rive one and combines comfort with
appearance. 1t is equipped with all
modern Cnnveniences,-St Augustine
Record.
Mrs Hill was. before her marriage,
Miss DcNane of this city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

,-.-- 1..,f, owens. Ar J. ".
N4-,a. Ns-s Ke.tt SOUJeT, M and
AIRS. Fwtni-or. and other neishhorS
If Captain Raysor of Anthony. came
Down yesterday 10 attend the funeral!
II Ms daughter. Mrs DeTu.z-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

The ring Of the anvil. sound of the
hammer. and that sort of thing is all
right and sounds poetic, and means
much in the upbuild Of town. but
the continual and deafening noise
hat proceeds from a planning mill
from early morn till dewy eve Is 100
much of a good thing, and CRATES on
ones nerves.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

The Young People Of Ocala Continue
70 Have Big Time al Seabreeze

Seabree2e. July I1-Ytsterday Mrs.
F. +. Schreiber gave a picnic in hon
or OF her son. Donald who has Just
attained his seventeenth birthday.
Her other guests We're Dorothy
Schreiber Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
Robinson. Misses Ethel and Hope
Robinson, Louise Harris. Emma and
Edna Nelson, sue and Margaret IN
dorsou Annie Atkinson. Minerva
Bond. Ralph and Phil Robinson. Lou
Is. Charlie and John Cha2al
Mrs. Schreihcr chartered a launch
and took her guests ru Mosquito In
let eighteen miles down the Halifax
river. In a little while they caught
rs many fish as they could possibly
use. and built a biz fire for The fish
fry, Louis Chazal acted Us cook. and
The fish were rs delicious as any
ever prepared. Besides the fish fry.
Mrs. Schneider also served Il very ell
esant lunch on board the boat
In the afternoon the Young people
climbed 10 the top OF the lighthouse.
10 feet high. ana Hip 90 steps. The
light in The tower is I5.oau candle
power. and the light can hc seen for
jwenty-ei2ht miles.
The parry returned TO tho beach al
dark. very much tagged ouf. ban hay-
ing ~ppuf one rf the most ,,i-3-ant
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Mr.. John r. Proctor Of Pedro. rep
resented his section in Oca,a Satur-
day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-07-26

Monday afternoon little Miss puip
Chazal gave doll party in honor of
her dolls second birthday She had
a birthday cak" with two candles. and
the little girls who speu. the after
noon with her were Virginia Sj-rrUuk.
Nellie Nelson ana Dorothy Schneider.
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28

Best equipped hotel IN Western CatskIls
Sit.ated in Beautiful Churchill Park. Stamford.
y. Y. Golf hotel grounds 10 rooms with BATH en-
suite. Booking Office: Miss Alexander, OF Mon
tauk Bank Brooklyn. y. Y. TEL 47OO Prospect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
NEW JERSEY
marlborough Blenbeim
Atlantic City, N. j.
April

Tho ending OF Lent this year comedies with the Be.
ginning OF April. gayest and distinguishec
month In Atlantic Cltys famous spring season pyT-
ing this month eminent visitors and nice
people 20 be found In the great hotels than N
any other month % the and the absence OF the
Easter Sunday "INTERRUPTTOS" enables guests TO
completely enjoy all attractions OF climate and
artificial entertainment this festive with en-
tire satisfaction
The hotel claims distinction It's location, It's
ample public devoted its its hiEhoass
music night throughout the but particularly
attractive with colo the Weekends during the
spring season tie ownership management
All the dining 1.-TWO American plan. with
THE excellent cooking heretofore popular. and two
Ia with kitchens and French coctSsl
have white service throughout, and in one Of the
American rooms, called the American Palm Room, -
IN the a IA carte rooms smoking IL permitted
There particularly attractive end suites with
large - BY 20 feet. and a private bath (sup
Piled with both ana fresh and with
Ice with every alternate In the
MARLBOROUGH ana with every room In the BenheiIn
which IN construction is Teputcd h. the
pie;ey hreproof hotel IN the world Golf privileges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28

IvLAT TO LET. rooms ana bath. one flight up 2Gi
West 22d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
Country Property for Sale or to Let

EOR SALE Or RENT. furnished, two large board
A ing houses known as the Winyah cottages located
Shelter Island Heights. and boat
landing. post ONCE etc large yard trees:
bedrooms besides servants rooms the houses good
reputation. and some already
coming season. owner prefers % sell full
particulars address RALPH G. DUVAIA Shelter Island
Heights y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY,

DELAWARE WAIER GAP, "a:
Now open. Capacity 400 Most beautiful healthful
spend Spring season Climate mild air dry.
Magnificent scenery. Delightful walks
and drives Trout fishing. Best appointed hotel. Has
its own park, Mountain spring water.
steam heat open CRATES, baths, elevators. electric
lights running water in parlors orchestra.
boating golf tennis. bowling, pool 1907 booklet.
showing hotel scenes in Kfttatnny Park and other
map. New York to Water Gap. on
application Special Spring Livery and garage.
G. FRANK COPE Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28

MsfE CARI.A FSGIASDER ART q s,n4.nss, cx
Culture. Coaching specially 80 W. Assn -
Norninxsids Ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
j. C.. ANDERSON, Sc Beaver ST., NJ
mMM@M0@00 10000 0@00 90 100000 Do 5000 @9NaamS
NEW YORK.

Crs-E TooS h1 1Itn 6utldins. HyEienis Ssts,s
ity. Massage tsa ai7esriea Bsfhisx ssscs
Mu.f~ sl0u1 RsSulat.t --ectrfc-
l61rc-1 oS1teooE sDorts Shaded IsTr5s Rs.
~. o-s - aountstn spring watsr rSSAas< Near
Ole spot for the seriI-inyy.ifS a. 4lea el'ata
S,s'--S 20 health 70 work w.se1;s facssd
Ars Dr. BUSH. Sup,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TfACHEnrs ..sss ste.
supplies Professors. Teachers. tutors ~
Collcgrs Schools and F0mines A5s'y $3.50, Ssuarr
Mrs n y YOUNG FUIsTON. - Cnio1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
BERNARDSVTLLE, n.

nisled house.
Stable ard attractive grounds Offer wanted
POST REESE, 10 East Goth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

a otlNER BARGAIN. ST. MARKS SECTION story
III basement brick stone. Queen Anne style; foyer
noors; furnace heat; $1,000 Owner O56 PntnsT svS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntr,
BERKSHIRE HILLS

ATTRACTIVE STONE COTTAGE
u rooms, electric lights. open nrepiaceS steam hea
etc; large grounds stables and icchouse Also resi-
dence OF 20 rooms. all modern convcniences stables
ard garden. Both centrally located Wf be rtutcj
for the season fully furnished
\.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28

Of 20 rooms. all modern convenience stabier
and garden. Both centrally located. Wiu be rented
for the season fully furnished
\. g COLLINS Great harrington Mass
BERNARDSVELLE, n. j.
For Rent-A beautiful country place with FUR
Stable and attractive grounds Offer wanted
POST REESE 10 Fast Goth st.
TO RENT-FOK SUMMER
LARGE OLD COLONIAL HOUSE
In OF the most historic towns Of Ncy Harm
shire Overlooking the Connecticut Valley EIgi,
large bedrooms valuable furniture gardens vim ,er
water and reservoir. modern plumbing, heating gnf
course tennis and beautiful drives -Four hours iron,
Boston; SIX from New York Address Mrs WM .
BANNING. Waipolo. y. H.
no RENT.-Furnished. and after May 10 for m,
IL summer months. "a 10 house in North Youtcrs
on irole line in direct nnertion with the subway
MT en- minutes from the II, u II. r. 0 Putnam Din
sion stations Family adults preferred ana
desired For all information address GI7 Pasale ave
honkcTs. y. !.
7 UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.-To rent, furnished for sum
artistic brick house. English stvIe 1iesgnsl
"r"h'i"'t Tor his own occupancy: SIX chambers :
baths; large porch, fine view, convenient TO sIt,vq,
AREHlrt.rT Ia West 45th St
DERKSHIRE HILLS REAL. ESTATE--Manv Iesira,,ls
I'D cottages, completely furnished rent for s,,n,
season situated In different towns la SnutbeTn
Berkshire. Several desirable farms for s,le rh
FULLER * TAYLOR, Real Estate. Crca: Barrinrt or
Mass.
IHNGLEWOOD ~ J.-For rent. furnished houses r,r
H the summer months: SO upward per menu
IuRTWHIsrLE STANTON Co. Englewood.
INNGLEWOOD Furnished houses for rent . ., .
H months; some longer; 800 10 $500 month
II. WEATHERBY co, EngIevood \
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-22

Bad weather last night did not pre-
vent large crowd from going to
hear Evangelist Haudenschield at the
Methodist church. The meetings are
increasing in interest, and the pros
pect for a successful season is grow
ing brighter. The revival has just
begun and already a good showing
has been made.
The text for last evening was from
Romans 1923, and reads: "For all
have sinned and have come short of
the glory of God" His talk con-
cerned the method of treatment of
sin by the world, the law, and the
son of God. The world treats sin
in a cold and cruel way; the law
meets It with stern and inevitable
realities. while the Son of God for
gives the sin, and takes the sinner
into the warmth and glory of his
unbounded love. 1t is in vain to try
to hide sin from the eyes of God. 1t
may be hid from the eyes of the
world, from friends and the bosom
of the family, but it cannot be hid
den from the Divine One.
A man does not get any credit for
trying to make a show of living right
The deception is soon pierced
through. The Pharisee, for instance,
prayed aloud on the street corner,
but the Publican, with broken and
contrite heart, sent a message up to
God that was heartfelt and true, ev-
en- though he we're an outcast, and
knew It.
It is appalling the number OF
homes and hearts that are broken
and destroyed by sin. Young lives
ruined and blasted marks the course
of the monster. Be sure your sin
will find you out. Your tracks may
be hid from the eyes OF the world,
but they cannot be hid from God.
whistling was again the feature OF
the evening, and many were the men
who tried to whistle but could not
because OF broad smile. The inno-
vation was appreciated, however.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-22

ANY mother who has had expert
ence with this distressing allment
will be pleased to know that a cure
may be effected by applying Cham
berlain's Salve as soon as the child
Is done nursing. Wipe Il on with .
solf cloth before allowing the babe
to nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salye With best results. For
sale by DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-22
Cancel Land Certificates.

The State Land Board yesterday
decided to stand by its act cancelling
state land certificates held by A. r
Kelliher, covering 10000 acres, and
next week, after the new law goes in
to effect, the board will repay to
Kelliher the portion of the purchase
price already paid, and then adver-
tise the lands for sale to highest bid
ders in tracts OF not to exceed $50
acres.
Kelllher was before the board
with a request that deeds be granted
to assignees of certain certificates,
which, he claims, were granted upon
genuine applications. The request
was denied. He also requested the
privilege of buying for members of
his family some 1900 acres OF land
at $3.50 an acre, in consideration OF
which he would give the board the
cruisings of his 10000 acres of can
celled lands, but this was also re-
fused.
The board took a strong stand
pat" attitude, and refused to com
promise or make any agreements,
but will put all cancelled lands up
for sale on equal terms to all. AS
some of Kelliher's lands are sup
posed to be quite valuable, there is
likely to be some scrambling for de-
sirable tracts when they are offered
for sale, which will probably be ear
ly next month.