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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

been working all his life and loves to
work Although now 103 years Of age.
he keeps his garden. cuts firewood and
does chores. He has never been drunk
In his long life. he says, although ho
has ever been considered one OF the
boys. and DRAINS whenever he feels
like It, He has been constant user
OF tobacco ever since he was a fourteen
year old boy, and chews and smokes.
even immoderately 10 this day. Ills
favoritc dishes are fat hog meat, ham,
5cornfield peas. cabbage and collards
in their seasons.
He mas always been able to make u
good living. and only three years ago
did he commence to draw pension In
North Carolina as q Confederate SOL
dicr.
The old gentleman says he cannot
make as much he once made, and he
begins to feel tho need OF the stipend
the good Old North State pays to tho
faithful Confederate soldier.
5 "Uncle Henry's" appearance gives
proof OF his claim that he Is q % years
old, and yet is Gs spry ms many OF
the old soldiers who Enttended the re-
union. and who would not confess 10
more than sixty-fiveSat the out de.
Though he has always tried 70 pc
obedient to the laws OF his country, ana
his God. he has never united with q
church. but expects to become = n.e ~.
her Of the First Presbyterian Churcn,
of Charlotte, on his return nome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
Threatened Officer.

Because he threatened to shoot Po-
liceman Finegan, Charles Young, ne
gro waiter IN the Chesapeake and Ohio
Station lunch-room, was ycsterday.
morning assessed $3.50. In default OF
the immediate payment Of the fine he
spent q short time in tho pen until
his mother secured tho money. The
reason the fine was made light was
because 1t was found that Young had
no weapon in his possession at the
time OF his arrest. Young, together
with several other negroes. were loaf-
Ing about the station, and when told
TO move on by the special officer nj
the station refused 10 do so and thrca :
ened to shoot up Officer Flnegan If tho
latter arrested them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
ACCOMMODATIONS.

The opening of Spring reminds the
prudent man and woman that it Is
time to get rid of tho accumulations
OF the winter season. The body de-
mands 1t as the price of comfort ana
health. In old times the Spring was
the season for strong physiaking, and
heroic were the measures often taken.
Nowadays the prudent nj this time OF
the year take a. mild hut effective
prescription such as " o. Fluid Ex-
tract of Buchu, OF. E3ulso Mixture, q
and 10 ozs water. This. taken In doses
OF tablespoonful three times day,
before meals. Ia said to do tho work
far better than the drastic drugs OF
old. and Is vastly more pleasant. The
presentation can be put up by any gooC
pharmacy at small cost,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

One of the most Interesting men in
upon the Confederate Re-
union. which is now q matter Of
history. was Mr.. Henry Parmento, Of
Charlotte. n. G. He liz known at his
home as Uncle Henry" and 1t is said
that there are many mon Of the present
generation in his home city who do,
not know he has any other name. He
has passed the century mark. having
been born In Arson county. n. c.. In
January. 1so4, and is now q trifle over
1O3 years old. His wife. who died two
years ago, was one year older than
'Uncle Henry.
Although exempt from military duty
because OF advanced age, 'Uncle
Henry" feeling as young as any OF
tho boys" and being fired with mili-
ltary ardor, went into the war in 1861
and fought the whole thing through
in tho Forty-thir;i North Carolina Regl-
ment. Of which Colonel Thomas S..
KeDan was tho commander.
In short talk with n Timcs-Dis-
patch representative yesterday just be-
fore leaving the city for his home. Mr..
Parmento said he had been blessed with
seven children. only three OF whom are
now living. Ono Is a daughter, who
is eighty years of age, another Is son
who is sixty-fiye years. and the baby"
is also son, who has just assed the
sixtieth milestone.
Still mt Work.
.f,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

case was postponed until Saturday. sat- day.
when he will be given a hearing. he g
was released on bond in tho sum I'm s' q
$500.
Hudson, it is claimed. collected q
bill from parties to whom he delivered
goods from tho ullman store some time
ago, and failed to return the money TO
his employer. Instead. he Is said 70
have bought a railroad ticket and gone
to- Bal timore, from which CITY ne re-
turned recently. warrant had been.
procured for his arrest, and on hiB
showing up 4hc was unprecedented. Hudra
son claims that the $500 was coming
to- him In salary. and that when he
had a row with his employers on, the
day he collected tho money. no simply
paid himself Off with and went tnor ,tll.
ward. ,S-t3 i3ai 49, ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
VETERANS IN GOOD HEALTH ,

I@ Cases ut Camp Gordon.
r Dr. c. w. p. Brock. chairman of tho 70
union committee on surgeons and nmbQ-
lances, said yesterday to a Times Dlspatdh
representative concerning the reports Of Il +
ness among the vcteranR at Camp dordon;
"There was not a seriously sick man
in the camp at any time. All of those ~
tho hospitals except four have gone, and
none OF these is seriously III. The greater
number OF the sick removed ~ ,hasptats
were carried to the Memorial, and otherP
to the Virginia Hospitals"
men TO look after the sick In the camp.
and has not received detailed reports from
them. but the above statement Is his oWa
knowledge OF tho situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
SHOWED THE MINISTER
Ana Got Him in Line

I'm minister's family in Los Ans
geles where was visiting sometime
ago. the wife complained OF serious In
and dyspepsia.ff She admit
ted that she used coffeasand said she
more than half believed that was the
trouble. i told her that4I knew 1t was,
for ] had gone through with the sexpe-
rience myself and had only been cured
when Il left off coffee and took up
Postum Food Coffee
"She said she had tried the Postum,
both for herself and her husband, but
they did not like 1t. With hcr permis-
sion. made Postum next morning my
self. and boiled 1t full fifteen minutes
after the real boiling Of the pot began.
Then when 1t was served. 1t was q
rich, deep brown color and had the
true favour and food value that every
Postum maker. knows. 1t Is all folly
to talk about trying o@make Postum
with one oratwo minutes' stepping.
43''You can't get something good for
nothing. Postum must be we'll boiled.
and to keep 1t from boiling over. use
small lump of buttor perhaps twice the
ssizo of pea. That morning the mln-
1lster.and his wife liked Postum so we'll
that their whole lives We're changed
on the question OF diet and they
abandoned coffee at once ana for all
time. h 4,
NOV, after hard days work, they
are colnfored. refreshed, ana rested by
al cup of well-made Postum for sup-
per They arc both enthusiastic in
its praise. The wife has entirely re-
covered from her dyspepsia. I will
not go into the details Of my own case,
except to say that was a Sdesperate
sufferer with dyspepsia and discovered
by leaving off coffee that coffee was
the cause of It,, I@qulckly got we'll
When took UP Postum Food Coffee,
! earnestly hope many more coffee
tdrInkers may get their eyes open"
QRead, '"rhe Road to MELVILLE" II In
Jsgs, 1T here's a. Rea.snn-..' s.93
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
COAST LINE HAULED MANY.
Mnny Prominent Passenger Represents.
lives Look cd A ftcr .Yefx -

ives looked After Vets.
The Atlantic Coast Line, ''The Trunk
Line I'm. Of the Confe,deracy," by reason of
having handled the largest portion Of
veterans from the Southeast, with fore
thought for their passengers comfort,
had the following representatives. from,
the Southeast to look after the comfort
OF their patrons returning to their
homes: w. ]. Craig. passenger traffic
manager, and T. G. White, general
passenger agent. Wilmington, N. e.:
w w. Anderson, general superinten-
dent, and j. a. Fontain.esuper dent.
Wilmington N. c.; q. M. North, division
passenger agent. Savannah, Ga; Z. d.
Mc~,nllum, commercial agent. Au-
gusta. Ga; z, G. Cohen, travelling pas
senger agent, Jacksonville, Fla
Thomas E Myers. travelling passenger
agent. Charleston. S. c.; B. II. Morgan,
travelling passenger agent, Savannah'
Ca; w. A. Ragin, travelling passenger
agent, Goldsboro. N. c. I
Ample provision in tho way of
coaches and Pullman cars was made
from Richmond and from Norfolk.
After tho movement from Richmond.
the Coast Line representatives named
above were sent to Norfolk to look after
the movement of the 'vets" from that
DOnt s ,ilz9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
ENTERTAIN Ep1sCOPAL1ANs.

Chairman o. Herbert Funston Is Get
ting Up List OF Lodging Places.
Arrangements are being made for the
accommodation of delegates to the
Episcopal Convention, which meets here
in October. by the committee in charge
Of this part of the affair. Tho COM
mittee is anxious to secure accommo-
dations for the majority of visitors as
near the hall In which the meeting is
held as possible.
The chairman. Mr. o. Herbert Fun
ston, has already secured comfortable
quarters for number OF delegates and
ministers who will attend. He request S
all those wishing to entertain dele
gates to communicate with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
Thinks StaH

Mr.. j. Stewart Bryan, oditor.ir-oh;o.
of The Times-Dispa1ch, in n short
speech to the mechanical STAFF of Ia
parsr last night thanked the men col.
lectjvcly and Individually for the loval
their tasks during the flood of extra
work which was hcaped on them dur.
ing the past few days on account Of
the Confederate Veterans Reunion
At the conclusion OF his remarks Mr.
Bryan was roundly applauded by the
men whom he employs. and who were
much touched by the spirit which oc-
casloned the brief address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

4 Nassar Powell was yesterday de-
clared insane by lunacy commission
composed OF Drs. William S., Gordon
and j. D. Hinchman. after having been
arrested for creating a disturbance In
his boarding house at 72l North Fifth
Street and then attempting suicide.
The man was taken to williamsburg
YESTERDAY evening" IL Is thought that
he can be cured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
NEGRO MUST HANG.
Governor Swanson Declines TO Commute
SentCe OF danes King ,'

Governor Swanson Declines TO Commute
sentce OF danes King.
Governor Swanson yesterday, after careful
consideration declined to commute the sen
tence of James King. the negro who is sen
tonced to hang at Pearsburg, in Giles
county tomorrow for murder.
Governor swanson investigated Kings
claim thoroughly and sought the opinions
of the law officers OF Giles county before
acting. The petition for continuation was
presented BY Judge Martin Williams, who Is
counsel for King "
Tho following telegram was sent Judge
Williams from tho Executive Department,
yesterday:
Hon. Martin Williams, Pcarisburg. Va.
"The Governor has this day refused &c
commute the sentence OF James King to lift
imprisonment.
GEORGE r, MuNDAY,
Assistant Secretary"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

Tho Council Committee on Ground and
Buildings viii hold It's regular scheduled
meeting this afternoon at O'Clock. 1t is
Nhely that some question as to tho i'm
proryment OF the Auditorium by putting In
a sunTcell!ng may come up for considern
ton, but II IL more probable that n move
nient IN This direction will originate in the
Council The acceptance of the Richmond
Suilaing at the exposition will probably he
matter for consideration also =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
OBITUARY.
Mr.. ID. T. Morris ,.l

Mr.. Edward II. Morris died at his
No. GEO North Twenty-se
Street, on Tuesday, after O long and
painful illness, in the sixty-second year
of his age. Besides his wife. he leaves
four sons-W. T. r., Percy l.. Zack G..
ters--Ethel Nj, Agnes II, and Alice r.
Morris.
The funeral will take place from
Venahe Street Baptist Church on Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Tho in
torment win be In lakewood.
Mrs. u. r.. Ford,
Mrs. Emma Ross Ford, daughter OF
Anthony and the late Isabelle KritZer,
died late Tuesday evening at her res
idence, No. 1903 West Cary Street The
funeral VIII take place this afternoon
at I o'clock from Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Mrs. Ford leaves n husband.
one, daughter, with two brothers and
q sister.
Mt. w. III. Martin.
Mr. W. a. Martin died at tho Soldiers
Of his age. Mr.. Martin entered tho
home January Z, 1901. having served
IN Company g, First Virginia Infantry.
me funeral took place In the Soldiers
Home chapel yesterday.
MT. II. u. Logan,
Mr.; A. D. Logan died yesterday in
the Lee Camp Soldiers Iio,ne, in the
sixty third year OF his age Mr.. Lo-
gan entered the home August "a, 1882
re served n the Norman Virginia
artillery during the war. The funeral
| WI! laRe place this morning.
Mr. A, j. Rogers.
Mr.. a. j.. Rogers died yesterday at
Ithe soldlers' Home, IN the seventy-siXth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
New River Roat.

A good opportunity is offered the
people. Of Richmond to visit Jamestown
steamer Saratoga will ply between this
city and the exposition pier. The trip,
down the river Will enable all to see
the historic homes along the bank OF
the James River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
MIR. S. l.. Lacy WEEDS.
Popular Young Man Leads Pretty Bride

to the Altar.
quiet home marriage took place
yesterday afternoon at the residence
or the brides uncle, Mr.. w, II. Koy, No.
EOS North Twen1y-sixth Street, when
Miss Edithe L. koy became the bride
OF MIR. Samuel l.. Lacy.
MISS koy Is a most accomplished and
popular young lady. and is the daugn-
Ter or M mr. j.. j. Roy. OF Quinton, Va
business man of New Kent county. :
Mr., Bruce Koy. brother Of the bride
acted as best man. and tho wedding
y inarch was played by Miss Lena Koy
minister. The happy couple left oyei
inc chesapeake and Ohio on an after.
noon train for an EXTENDED bridal tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
IN MEMORIAM.

In M emory Of LUDoLPH IARRl-
SON POWELL, died June 6, l9o3:
We have never ceased to miss thee
Since that bright sbring day,
When thy spirit pure and tender
Softly passed. from earth away.
Cod knows the way; He holds the key
Ana guides US with unerrinE hand.
some time with fearless eyes we'll see
Yes, there, up there, we'll understand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
EDDIE HUDSON ARRESTED.

Charged With Stealing 800 from
III His Employers,
Charged with stealing $500 from 3.
Ullman's Sons, Eddie Hudson appeared
before Judge Crutchfleld yesterday but
owing to the lack OF illnesses the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
DEATHS

3ei late residence i lem isos west Gary
Street, Mrs. JENNA ROSS FORD,
daughter of Anthony and the iate
Funeral THURSDAY. June 9Th, at
q p. NJ, from Tabernacle. Baptist
church. She leaves husband,
daughter, two brothers and a sister
to mourn her loss.
at his residence, 629
North Twenty-seconda Street, June 9,
1907, after long and painful illness,
which he bore with Christlta n .reslgna "a
tion, EDWARD T. MONKS. IN 1n 1e
leaves a devoted wife. four sons---W.
r ROSS. Percy L., Jack g. and Ear
nest b. Morris-1and three daugh-
ters-Etheln NJ, Agnes z. and Alice
II. Morris. .ai.5B 2
Funeral will take place from vena-
ble street BAPTIST Church FR1DAI
i AFTERNOON at $40 o'clock. Inter
mont Oakwood. Friends invited &c
attend. No flowers by request.
sEAY.-Died, at his residence. 329
Randolph Street, at ESQ Is NJ MD Mr: n
i Fane n1N FRIDAY EXENING iat3 Y
p. M. at Randolph Street Church
Friends and acqnaintances invited tc
attend.
wYATT.-Dicd,3 June 9Th. 2:2o p. NJ
" at her residence. 1.2 ": Marshall
4 Street, VIRGIE MCKINNEY, wife OF
William W.5Wyatt and daughter Of
Mrs. 9. r.. and the late Joseph =
McKenney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
funeral notice later.

Funeral Notice. Y.
HERRING.-The funeral OF Mr.. ED
| RIDGE HERRING took place at
Emanuel Church Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. @ 51lS ri is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

Orders heretofore issued by various
company commanders as to the hour o {
assembling for departure arc counter
Tnanded, and every company Is ordc>ed
to report at the arInory at 4:30 A. NJ.
and be prepared to leave the armory al
A. NJ. The train is scheduled to
leave at 6 A. NJ, and the men expect
to reach the Exposition Grounds about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

The venerable patriot says he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06

The regiment to move by one train from
Petersburg to camp site. except Company
NJ which Will move via Southern Railway
special train with Company e. OF the sew
enty-second Regiment. and Companies N u
and +, OF the Seventy first Regiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
Grounds ana buildings

"GEONGE =, MUM
Assistant SecrC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Open Air Vaudeville.
MANY Attractions on This Order
VIII be Given at The
State Fair.

For some years the manage
ment of the Indiana State Fair
has been giving an extensive
program of vaudeville attractions
which have entertained people
by the hundred of thousands
This feature of the big eXpoSi-
ton. which will be held at In
dianapolis the week of Septem-
Der 9. has been so popular that a
better list of attractions than
ever has been provided. The
vaudeville program will be given
on a large platform before the
grandstand between the heats Of
the races. The performances
will also be presented before the
Art building, and at both these
points many thousand spectators
may see the attractions. The
vaudeville will be made up of
acrobatic. trapeze and swinging
ladder feats. both difficult and
humorous, and thereewill be a
troupe OF bicyclists who will
show their talent in trick riding
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board
of Trustees of the town OF Jasper, In
diana ON the l2th day OF August 1907.
BY resolution. provide for the az
ses -ment of all real estate bordering on
Main street in said town from n street
North to 18th street; bordering upon 9th
street from Anderson street West T. the
North West corner of Lot No in
Bncharts addition inclnding the Public
Square; bordering on 9th streat from
VI ain 10 Jackson STREETS: bordering on
lth street from Main to MIL street (.
bordering on Jackson street from stu
ttreet South to the railroad track. with
benefits on account of sprinkl ilg said
streets and parts OF street. THE basis
OF said assessment is the appraiseinent
of said real estate a. returne hv the
Township Assessor for the year 1907. as
modified 10y the Comfy Board % Re
view aud the rate OF assessments io-
benefits a. determined hy said boarl b.
pc for each 500 appra senent
Notice j. therefore given all parties in
ltsrested in the above a. es-ment OF ben
etits that the said resolution is set Tor
hearing on Sept %, at ) o'clock y M AZ
the Jasper Electric light office at which
time and place all persons Ia crested
may be heard ami given a chance 10 re-
lmOnstrate against said assessment
Said matter will be- finally di-pos "a of
at said time. JACon i, ScHwENE,
Town { Jerk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Application for Liquor Ii
RlsnsA

- the citizens 81 the town Of Jasper. TN
bOi- county. Ind Notice Is hereby given
that the umuer~lg ~ ed. "A male CT zen. twenty
one wears old. of good moral character and
who has been continuous resident uf the
town 81 Jasper for .rperiod al ninety dav
before the publication OF this notice. "a ilf np-
ply .. the Board 81 Commissioners 81 Dubois
county. Indiana. AT their next regular Dcto
Der term. 1907, Tor leave 10 sell n his avn
name spirituos. viuOuS aud malt liqu -. ia
] - quantities than a quart AT a time with
the privilege Of allowing the same to DE
drank for a period of one year from tho date
OF said license. upon the follow ing described
premises to- wit
In a front room % feet ide by ai feet long
on tile ground four of two story frame
building, e4N4l feet situated on lot 81 Ia the
town Of Jasper, at the corner of Third and
Mil streets. ia said county. said saloon to be-
situated IN tine front part Of said building
and fronts on Mil street iu said town and
county. said applicant vii al the same time
and place apply Tor leave to conduct In the
same 70 IN "a connection with said -sloOn
a lunch counter. consisting Of articles 81 food
cheese sausage. crackers, canned goods ana
other articles, and in an adjoining room Il
bowling alley JASPER HATTtR
Aug 30 O1-S wk~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
PRINT PAPER GOES UP.
Newspapers will Soon be Obliged 10 Advance
Subscription Prices

The price of print paper has
gone up and the weekly newspa-
pers that are being sold for $l.0O
per year are up against a hard
proposition. 1t is an impossible
ity to print any eight page news
paper for 81 per year at q profit.
Those who attempt it are obliged
to furnish an inferior paper or
go down into their bank roll to
keep things moving. 1t is quite
probable that large weekly news
papers will soon be obliged to adj
vance the subscription price from
$3.50 to $500 per year. The
cost of print paper = 33ls per
cent more than it was some time
ago. In these days of trusts,
the people are obliged to pay the
the price and look pleasant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-09-06
Non Residence Notice.

No. 300.
Dubois Cifcgit Coult, October term 1907
Malinda Schnell
".
Martin Miller, Thresia Elements, ka-
tie Walder,, unknown heirs of George
Schnell deceased, Ct al
TIL defendants in the above cause are
herer, rt'ii-d that the plalnti her in
has Fl, her complaint in this court
prayin Tor the qlieting ~ the title in
and to certain real estate set ont in her
complaint, T. gether Sitn an affidavit TO
the effect thar the defendants unknown
heirs OF George Schnell deceased, and
Thresia X IL uent-, Katie Valdez are non
~ sidents Of the state Of Indiana Now
therefore unless said defendants shall he
and appear on the l4th day OF October
1907 the same being the eth judicial day
Of the Dubois Circuit Court at the Octo
Der Term, 1907 10 be held in the Couu
II ouse in Jasper on the first Monday ia
October, 1907 and then and there an
s~er or demur % said complaint. til,
same will be tried and determined il
.heir absence.
Witness my hand and the seal OF sal
court thi, I'D day OF Augu't, 1907
JoHN L. HrruER.
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court
Richard VI Milburn,
+. l., Betz. attorneys.
Aug %, 'O7 -3wk.