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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-17

KILLS HIS
DAUGHTER
MAJOR FRANK NrLAUGHII
THEN ENDS HIS LIFE WITH
PRUSSIC ACID.
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(By Associated Press. }

= SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 16.-
= About 1850 o'clock this morn
. ing Major Frank Mclaughlin,
= well known politician and
= capitalist, shot his daughter
. Agnes through the head, in
= flicting a fatal wound, and a
. few minutes later swallowed a
. dose of prussic acid and died
= almost instantly. Between the
= time he shot his daughter and
= the time he took poison he went
. to the telephone, called up for
. mer Lieutenant Governor Jeter
. and calmly told Of the shooting
= and his intention to take poi
= son. When Jeter, with a ply
. sician, reached the house he
= was dead and the daughter was
. unconscious and dying. Before
. the shooting Major Mclaughlin
= wrote many letters and notes
. to friends, telling them what he,
. contemplated doing, and leav-ii
. ing directions for the manage.
. ment of his affairs. Mc-Laugh-
= Inns wife died just two years
= ago today. Miss Mclaughlin
= died at $40 this evening.
4 q q q n a q a a a = a = a = n
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union PACIFIC
Cash REMAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.--A dispatch
from Omaha says that the immense
cash receipts OF the entire Union Pa
ciac system have been sent to New
York every day since the money
stringency began. leaving the local
headquarters OF the line short oI
cash. The can is said to come direel
from President Hartman himself
The Union Pacific heretofore has
banked its cash in Omaha.
e. H. Hartman said today thai
there was no truth to the Omaha
story
Far from that being the case.
said Mr.. Hartman, we specifically
desired the receipts to be held II
Omaha to help the situation there.
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CONSULTATION ON
JAP EMIGRATION
(By Associated Press. }

TOXIC, Nov. 16.-Rodolphe LIE
mieux, Canadian minister of labor
is here to consult with the authori
ties regarding the emigration ques
tion. He expects a favorable out
come from his mission. He says hi
is not preparing for any change il
the existing treaty, but desires thS
adoption of program which will bt
beneficial to both countries.
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ATTEMPTING TO
PROVE AN ALIBI
tBy Associated Press. }

RATHDRUM, Nov. 16.-Adams'
attorneys continued the attempt to
day to prove an alibi by the testi-
mony of Orville and Floyd Mason.
There were some discrepancies in the
stories told by the sons and the elder
Mason
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-17
SOUTH WANTS PRESIDENT.
(Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Nov. 16.-A move
ment to nominate a southern man
for president was given impetus to-
day, when $50 representative eiti-
zens OF the state gathered at the cap
itol and chose Ex-Governor James d.
Porter permanent chairman An ad-
dress will be issued to the voters Of
the south
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Hold Meeting and Vote Al
most Unanimously to Re-
fuse Acceptance of Clear
ing House Certificates.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Especial to The Bonanza.

Especial o
GOLDFIELD, Nov 16-There meeting of the miners
of the min
certificates it has been decided
company There almost
anything of the kind the de-
claring they accept nothing but cash.
committee, consisting of Mes Gallagher Moore and Gil
with the mine and bankers
wish submit is that the checks
cash not in cer
other kind 1t the
meeting the smeters should cash for the
of holding back for two
months empowered to take this
Their plan is that the smelters
shipments,
from these
the meeting of the miners
night will
Monday
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CORTELYOU MAKES
Wild Statement

. NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Sec-
= retary Cortelyou said today
= that be believed that If the
= money of the country which Is
= boarded were at once put back
. in the channels of trade there
y would be within twenty-four
= hours almost complete re-
= sumption of business opera
. tions. This statement was
. made before meeting of the
. Merchants Association of New
q York.
~~~~~~%>%H~%%~%A . . .
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REFUSED TO
RECORD ITSELF
(By Associated Press. J

NORFOLK, Nov. 16.-The Ameri-
can Federation of Labor by a vote
of 154 to so today refused to record
itself as favoring government owner
ship of railroads and mines.
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APANESE CRUISERS
ENDS LONG VOYAGE

TOXIC, Nov 16.-The Japanese
cruisers Tuskuba and Chitose return
ed from the jamestown exposition
today. During the voyage which oc-
cupied $50 days, the cruisers travel
ed $4,000 miles and had not been
docked since they left here.
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PLAYER
FATALLY INJURED
(By Associated Press }

WARSAW, Nov. 16.-James Or
cutt, formerly a student of Winona
Technical institute, was fatally in
jured in a football game here today
between two high school teams. His
skull was fractured as the result OF
a collision with another player.
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OKLAHOMA < < s4sfe ssH
~A~>>%>>>>~~>>~~~>
[By Associated Press.I

GUTHRIE, 16--The admission of Oklahoma state
jubiaton throughout former
territories and by inauguration ceremonies parade and barbe
this city Haskels inaugural address
radical He denounced combinations that faened
robbery declared in favor of
offending corporation officials His first Of
fetal the attorney at Baretsvle to
prevent completing line
for natural the Kansas border
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CoNFEcTIoNER FAIIs.

CARSON. Nov. 16.-J. E. Rich
ardson. for a number of years en-
gagged in the confectionery business
here. today made application for a
receiver. His liabilities are given as
s67i5. with assets at $4,000.
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MONEY IS FOR
COLORED MISSIONS
(By Associated Press.)

PORTLAND, Nov. 16.-The gen.
eral committee of home missions and
church extension of the Methodist
Episcopal church today appropriated
$48,425 for the work of the denomi-
nation among colored people in the
territory under the stars and stripes.
The majority goes to southern con-
ferences.
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HEPBURN ''sffI 81 i,s'sis';ss ss;siss'
GBy Associated Press.]

the Interstate and foreign left
Washington stated before leaving that he consd
probable that there would be legislation
regulation stocks
Interstate business he also regards
desirable the the be used
prevent gambling railroad stocks taxing all of
which delivery made within reasonable time
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THOUSAND OUT
Of EMPLOYMENT
tBy Associated Press. ]

YORK. Nov. l6.-Three silk mills
Of this city. owned by the American|
SILK company, we're closed today. Al
thousand employees are thrown out
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Will CHALLENGE
ENTIRE VENIRE
(By Associated Press. }

GEORGETOWN, Nov. 16.-The
Greater part of the day was con-
sumed in the Powers trial in an ex-
animation of tailsmen. The defense
announced that it would challenge
the entire venire of 200, alleging dis
crimination in its selection.
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OLD BUTCHER FOUND DEAD.

CARSON. Nov. 1s. Charles TafF-
gen. an old butcher. for years resi-
dent OF Carson, was found dead in
his cabin here today.
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MORE LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
(By Associated Press. J

SACRAMENT, Nov. 16.-The gov
ernor has designated Monday a legal
holiday. Tuesday will also be made
legal holiday.
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GOLDF|FLD MINERS
DEMAND PAY IN COIN
SUICIDE due
TO DESPONDENCY
(By Associated Press. J

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 16.-Parley
James Leonard, a retired Methodist
preacher, deliberately killed himself
this morning by firing bullet
through his head. He has been des-
pondent since the death of his daugh-
ter. /
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DARTMOUTH PUTS
IT over HARVARD
lBy Associated Press. }

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 16.-Dart-
mouth retrieved many years defeat
today by an overwhelming victory
over Harvard by score of 22 to o..
Harvard was outclassed.
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YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 16-The Yale
bulldog won over the Princeton til
ger on the football field today with
score of IL to 10. 1t was the bard
est fought game Of the year.
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ANN. ARBOR, Nov. 16.-Pennsyl-
: vania s, Michigan 3.
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INDIANS VICTORIOUS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Nov 16y
The weather was ideal for the
Minnesota-C Carlisle football game to-
day. The score was Carlisle IL,
Minnesota 4.
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Important Conference
On Financial Situation
[By Associated Press

WASHINGTON 16--The financial situation formed
the White House tonight
participating president
Cortelyou Meyer
tonight
the president portion of the evening.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
The American Club.

Bellamy Storer was described by
President Roosevelt as liar of tho
"perfldIous" type. "Atrocious' is the
quality of liar the President thinks
Alton B. Parker is for stating that
corporations contributed to the Re-
publican National Campaign Fund in
1904. William Il. Chandler. once Sec
rotary of the Navy and United States
Senator comes under the head of "de-
liberate" liar because he quoted the
President as saying that Senator'S
Knox. Spooner and Foraker We're try
ing to defeat the railroad rate bill.
Henry NJ. Whitney, Democratic candi-
date for Governor of Mas
saclusetts in 1905. was charged by the
President with misquoting him, and
became q "deliberate" liar. The Pres
ident removed Herbert w. Bowen as
Minister to Venezuela in letter in
which Mr.. Bowen was described as Il
Heterogeneous" liar. G. o. Shields,
president of the League of American
Sportsmen, stated that the President
favored bill to prohibit the use of
automatic shotguns by hunters. and
was promptly made Q member of the
Ananias club for Inventive" lying. AS
for Chief Engineer Wallace, OF the
Panama Canal, he was q liar OF the
utter" variety.-RidSway's
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WAvERLY

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatchl
WAVERLY. VA. January 26-Mr. J..
o. Faison. OF Disputanta. was in town
Thursday.
Mr.. Horace Gray and Mrs. j. D. Gray
Went to Suffolk Thursday evening to SEQ
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch at
the theatre at that place.
The Womans Missionary Circle of the
Waverly Baptist Church met with Mrs.
j. f. May Thursday afternoon, where
missions In China was discussed by the
ladies in attendance. A very interesting
program was rendered. Miss Edith
Neblett recited poem, 1.-THE Moss covered
Idol That Eat IN the Shrine" very we'll.
Interesting papers were read by Mrs.
Watson. Mrs. Chappell, Mrs. Norris. Mrs
Daniel and Mrs. May. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the young ladies OF
the household. including Misses Lizzie
Higgins Penrle Justice, Emma Ragland
and Evelyn May. A special offering for
China was taken. and a very enjoyable
afternoon was spent. Tho next meeting
VIII be held with Mrs. W. p. West, on
Railroad Avenue.
A theatre party. composed OF some OF
the young people of .Tfaverly, went to
Free Lance" played at the Academy.
Among those We're: Mrs. F. Z. Ellis.
Misses Souie Burt. Lizzie Fleetwood and
Ruth Chappell. and Messrs. p. Fleetwood,
Jr.. Il. y. Burt and Hugh Parham.
Mrs. Q. III. Baird, OF Norfolk, is visiting
the home of Judge and Mrs. J. F. West
Miss Jessie Sparklin. of Petersburg is
visiting friends in Waverly this week
Mr.. o. S. Williams, of Disputanta, was
in town several days last week
Miss Grace West. who. attended the
Baird-Fleetwood marriage here last
Wednesday, has returned TO Hollins In
stitute.
Mr.. r. d. Norris. the popular clerk
OF the Circuit Court FOR Sussex county.
who has been confined to his bed for
several days, Is now at his post of
duty.
The Board OF Supervisors OF this
county adopted the report of the James
town exhibit committee for Sussex
county, heretofore referred to in this
paper, and the committee will at once
enter upon their duties.
The Philomathean Club was enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. j. F. May
Friday evening from $50 to 1880, the
subject being Dickens" and the follow
ing members took part in the program
Biographical sketch, Mrs. j. F. West; re-
view OF David Copperfield," II. e. Round
tree; reading from "Pickwick Papers,"
Miss Annie Martin; Death OF Little joe"
Miss Mamie Holland. After the program
was rendered refreshments were served,
snd, as usual. this was very interest
ing and entertaining meeting OF the club.
Mr.. Harry Spratley. of Surry county,
was in town n short while last week.
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ABINGDON

Especial to The Times D!spatch)
ABINGDON, VA, January 26.-AIr.
Walter Dodd returned from visiting
his father in Fredericksburg this week
Mrs. Lynn Hoskins and little daugh-
ter have gone to Lebanon for week s
stay.
Mr.. NJ. Bradley will put up hand
some house on his new lot on Valley
Street In the near future
DR.. Daniel Trigg, who recently re-
signed his position at the Southwestern
Hospital, will go to Johnson City to
practice his profession.
Dr. George Victor Litchfield, of West
Virginia, Is visiting his old home this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Of Philadel-
phia, are guests of Mr.. Benjamin Gill
dersleeve. Mr.. Johnson has accepted a
position with the Whiting Lumber
Company.
Mr.. ]. w. Bell attended the funeral
OF his brother-in-law. Mr.. Caldwell, in
Lynchburg, this week.
The Episcopalians have bought the
lot on Main Street, adjoining Mr.. It. p.
Trigg's residence, and will tear dowif
the old building on it and erect mod
ern one to be used as their rectory.
Rev. Mr.. Walter Mitchell, rector OF
St Thomas's Church here, has resigned
his charge, and will go to Suwanee,
Tenn, about the first OF April.
Dr. George Ben Johnston, OF Rich
mond, is the guest OF Mr.. Daniel Trigg.
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HANOVER

Especial to Tie Times Dispatch)
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. January
2G.-Mrs. PIN winston and Mrs. John
boswell are at Old Point Comfort, Va.
DR. b. l.. Winston and Mrs. diamond
p. Winston of South Wales. arc spend
ing some time on trip to Washington
and New York CITY.
Miss Julia Cardwell of Prospect
HILL" daughter OF Judge Cardwell. of
the Supreme Court of Virginia, is visit
ing Miss Alberta Williams, of Bon Air.
Va.
THE ladies' of st Pauls Episcopal
Church had an oyster supper yesterday
for the benefit of the rectorg. This de-
domination coutemplates moving the
rectory from the old church neighbour
hood to this place. The church people
opposite the ediheefor the purpose of
building on IT,
Young Andrew Rosson continues i'll
with typhoid fever
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BEDFORD CITY
Especial 10 rho Tlmes.plgpa,cn. !

lSpectHl 10 Thc TIHles-DisDhtcn.I
BEDFORD CITY. VA, January &C.
The most prominent society events OF
the, week were the meetings OF the Fiji
teen and Thursday Clubs of ladies'.
One Of the most notable entertainments
in the annals Of the Fifteen Club was
given to the club and special guests
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William Tu-
dor Yanccy. at her elegant home in the
Longwood division OF the town.
Mrs. Lucian Cooke. OF Roanoke. the
special guest OF the occasion, delighted
her audience by rchding n selection. and
afterwards gave recitation of much
Dathos, with fine Interpretation.
The same afternoon the Thursday
Club and n number OF other guests
were entertained by Mrs. T. ID.
Gregory at ,,her home on North Bridge
Street.
The nature of the entertainment was
an Animated Library" each guest
representing the title of some book.
An hour was spent in solving the puz-
zles. and when time was called, the
cards were exchanged and marked by
each other. 1t was found that of the
twenty seven books represented. Mrs.
T. j.. Berry and Mrs. w. j. Phillips had
answered twenty-three correctly. the
tie was decided in favor OF Mrs. Berry.
who received a prettily bound copy OF
Lowell's Poems as the prize
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CLUB MEETS WITH
Miss PAT ES0N
Very Attractive Program Rem
dcred by Ladies Of Petersburg
Musical Organization.
HAVE DANCE AT RIVERSIDE
University Of Virginia. Dramatic
Club VIII BE Guests
February 9Th.
HAVE DANCE AT RIVERSIDE
lspecInl 10 The r,lmes.n.pntch. !

tspeclnl 10 The Timcs. Dspatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. January 2g.-Thc
Wednesday Music Club hnd an especially
attractive meeting with Miss Mary Pat.
teson. The following program was rem.
dered:
Readlng-D Genius OF Mozart ~
"Dcscription OF The Requiem Grow
estl
Duet--D Dies 1rae'; q, Tuba Mi
rum; 90 Sanctus" Mrs. C. u. Wither-
erspoon and Miss Bette Jones.
"I.achrymosa" CMozarU--Mrs. c. d.
1vithcrspoor.
Minuot tMozaro-M Miss Josephine Nc
1iwalnc.
Theme and variations in A major (Afo-
zart)-Mrs. j. II. Turner.
Song-"My Love, Farewell; Too Lovely
Was the Vision" (Nessler)-- Jennie
Turner.
Allegro-From Seventh sonata CMozarD-
Miss Bessie yonable.
Allegro-From Eighth Sonata tMozarD-
Miss Mary Webb.
lie Cavalier Fantastique" (GodardJ--
Miss Mary Patteson.
Songs-d The Water Lily" tFielltz).
q THE Rose In the Garden" tNiedling-
err: ~ "If' Gid; ca The Gypsy rrnil'
Galloway; 10 Alone On the House
Top" (Galloway)-Mrs Charles f. Plum
ner.
Overture-"Dle Hochziet dcs Figaro"
taiozarp Misses McIlwaine.
ATTRACTIVE SELECTIONS.
Miss Belle johnson played the follow
Ing selections: Oh "Pastorale.' Scarlatti:
t2) "The Brook" Rubenstein: tsJ Ma
zurkh," Lcschetizky
The guests OF the club were. Miss
Johnson, OF Richmond; Miss Emerson. Of
Wilmington. n. c.: Miss RAMSEY. OF
Norfolk; Mrs. Barksdale. Mrs. II. H.
Davis, Mrs. W. L.. .McGill, Mrs. Robert
Bland, Mrs. Spooncr Epes. Mrs. " r.
Patteson. Mrs Aifte Epes. Miss Ophella
perclyal. Miss Jones, Miss Alice spicer
Miss Eugic Pstteson.
a dance VIII be given Mt the River
eide Country Club on the afternoon OF
February Sth in honor or the University
or Virginia Dramatic Club, which Will
present MIR. y. O. Henshaw's opera. "'The
Visiting GIRL in this city that evening.
Mr.. d. Hamilton Wilcox, Mr. Charles
f. Plummer and Mr.. J. NJ. Townsend
have been apposnlc1,.n committee on re-
ception and entertainment OF the club
by the University Of Virginia Alumni
Association in Petersburg.
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He Thought It Over.

The boaster was telling what q walker
he Is.
why" he said. in his usual self-for-
getful way, I'm good for any distance.
could start right in at this very moment
and walk clear around the EARTH"
I'D like to see you try 1t" remarked
the other man. but take my advice.
When you do try it. don't attempt to
walk more than 10000 miles. That's far
enough. Think it over"
The boaster thought it over and finally
realized that If he started round the earth
nnd walked but $4,000 miles he would stop
short at point about 5000 miles from
tile point where he started.
Ard he didn't like the other man very
welt after that.-Clevelanl Plain Dealer.
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Hanpden- Sidney.
Lspeelal 10 rhe TImes.pIspa,eh

Especial to me Iimes-Dlsphtcn.l
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY, VA, January &c.
THE Hampden Sidney Dramatic Club
Is busily engaged in practicing for the
comedy "Charlies Aunt" which 1T will
present about tile i2ad of February. Those
in the cast are p. r. Atkinson, Fl. f..
Martin Robert Mpofc Carl Fleming. Z.
G. Elcan, j. w. Sinton, Burke O'Neal,
w B. HOG, G. C. Crockett and George
Richardson.
The Gee and Mandolin Club is also
training for concert to be given at the
college and in Farmvllle, and perhaps
other places, in the near future.
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Il position with the contractors on the
South and Western Railroad.
Mr.. William r. Kennedy, editor Of the
Lexington Gazette, has announced Ills
candidacy for Mayor of Lexington at the
election in June.
Mr.. j. Edward Deavcr and daughter,
Miss Ruth Dcaver arc absent on a visit
10 friends in Baltimore ana New York.
Miss Lucic Huntington, OF Fnrmville
Va. is In Lexington, visiting Miss Louise
cI,fnIIe
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LEXINGTON
fspeclal to Tho Times, Dispatch,

1SnPcIhT 70 The 'lItltN-D!SpHtCh.J
LEXINGTON, VA, january &c. MIR.
Harry M. Lewis, of staunton, Va, an
officer of the State Grand Lodge of
Pythians, was in Lexington this week.
and paid an official visit to the Lexington
lodge of Pythians. He was accompanied
by Mr.. w. C. Marshall of Staunton.
Professor s. T.. Moreland. principal OF
the NIcDonogh School, near Baltimore,
former professor at WASHINGTON and Lee
University. spent several davs in Lex
ington this week, and was present last
Saturday at tho Lee centennial
Mr.. j. Paxton BARCLAY has gone to
AntanaxA n. G. where ha has accepted
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Guarding Against Accidents.

One way to avoid trouble Is to make It
Impossible before it appears. On the day
of tho Sunday school picnic the trolley
car stopped to take on brlght-eyed. mid
dle-aged woman with six hatless boys.
Eyes, we're going to tho picnic" she
chirped, in response to the conductors
query; but you won't have to stop to
pick up any lost headgear.
I'm perfectly willing to take six boys;
but there isn't money enough to tempt
ME to look after six boys and six hats"
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~ =
Humphreys Seventy
Seven Cures Colds and
& Ri
1t appeals to busy people

II YOU will keep "Seventy-seven"
handy Git fits the vest pockeD and
take 1t promptly, you will not have
to lay up with the Grip, but can keep
about your business Because "sev-
entyseven' acts directly and quickly
on the sick parts; without disturbing
the rest OF the system.
Use 1t as you would render "irst
aid to the Injured and save win
ter's illness.
At Druggists. % cents or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co., Cor Will
liam and John Streets New York.
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Thonpson-Mosby.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch. ]


BEDFORD CITY, VA, January 26.-
Mrs. Victoria G. A1osby announces the
approaching marriage of her daughter,
Miss Eliza Jackson Mosby to Mr.. Oscar
Lee Thompson. of Savannah, Ga. who g
now engaged in business in Richmond,
Va.
The wedding Will take place at tho
home OF the bride-elect Tuesday. Feb
ruary 9Th. There will be no guests ex-
cept the relatives and Immediate friends
of the family. No cards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27

A Liquid, Antiseptic and Non
acid Dentifrice will penetrate the
little crevices OF the teeth that
cannot be reached by the Tooth
Brush, cleansing and purifying
them, and ilnparting such a fresh
Clearly sensation, as to become a
Joy to the mouth and refreshing
to the whole systems OZO-
DON'T.
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Bedroom Suits

This very heavy, massive
design Bedroom Suit, quarter
sawed oak, nicely carved and
highly polished; a $4,000 value.