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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Terrible Liquor Craving!
How Orrinc Destroys ali Desire for
Whisky nnd Beer
M torrlh,e crnylng for lIauor Is a 3

Tho terrible craving Tor liquor is a synlp-
tom OF disease. ana to overcome 1t. tho dis
ease Itself should be treated In scientific
other stimulants for a long time, tho nerve
cells have become accustomed to tho effects
OF the stnlulants and demand liquor In
order to perform their duties. II the nerve
cells ara properly treated. tho craving FOR
liquor Will be destroyed.
II is in this. way that Orrlne cures alco-
helism, by supplying to tho nerve cells the
slrength needed. thus destroying tho desrs
for liquor, 1t eradicates every particle OF
the Terrible liquor craving. lmparts neY
strength aud Yigor to the whole system. AMI
restores the. general health. Treatise On
i"Drunkenness'' free on request. Tho Orrine
CO., washington, p y.
SC successful has Orrine bren that In every
box is registered guarantee which entities
yo,, to a refund OF your money II orrine
falls to effect q cure. Never before was n
treatment for the liquor habit sold in this
way. A guarantees like lhis shows the faith
III; tbs d!scovsrer Of crr!na and this agents
who handle IL the leading druggists every
wka.e, N, .8i ssH5
ba given secretly In TODD or drink; No. g,
ia nil tornl, tor those who desire TO ID
erred Either form. costs s10l pc! toS, and
iboti, airs sold under the liberal guarantee
that your moi.eS Viii be- refunded Y or1ina
ialato cure
orrina Is for sale BY Folk Mlller Drug
Co. sal Fast Main, and enilarsy pfNs Co..
101 East Broad. j, nj n I9 8s}] 3 II.
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FLOCK TO HEAR THEM

Salvation Army Officers Greeted by Large
salvation Army officials gathered, hers
spsnt a busy Jay yesterday. especially Cap
taii. and Mrs. Fowler, who %srrs occupied
thu best portion OF the time arranging qunr-
tiers for the Visitors and planning the
schedule of gmeetings.
Early IN the morning Golonsl Damon LEFT
tos Petersburg where he dellyersa his lecf
.ture. .'In Darkest A,nsfioaSat Last nisht
Ca ptain Fowler presided eyer large union
meeting In the' Union Station Msthodlst
Church. In which most o. tha officers. In
Gliding Major Barter. took Part, The
3Er!ld!ng was crowded WITH people OF all
denom!nations 5sf
+ In regard to the othsf rnasttng s OF -ha
Weeh captain Fowler has consulted many %.
tho LEADING cltizans snd has enlisted their
hearty approval and seeered 4prolnIaes IL
assistance
To-day two e&ecu giye sessions OF this. con
3yention Will be held in sn,it hdaai Hall for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
tracted session, and many speeches
i be made In favor OF both candi-

rrsHE Senate Committee on Public
Institutions and Sl.uueation ana
the. House COMMITTEES. on schools
and Collie ges will sit Jointly ~
the Senate chamber on: Thursday night
at S O'clock 10 consider the bill pro-
viding for a pension to school teachers
who have served continually for TWEEN
ty-flve years. number of school
teachers ana other Interested In the
matter will appear before the commit
tee and urge the creation Of this pen--
sion fund.
To- night at S O'Clock the joint Com
mittee on Finance, the senate Com
mittee on Public Institutions and Edu-
cation and the House Committee on
Schools and Colleges will sit In the
Senate chamber to consider the many
bills now pending for the establish
smeut and location of q female nor
NAL school.
Large delegations from Ne,@part
News. fredericksburg, tiarrisonburg
Front Royal, Radford aud other points
will be on hand ID present the claims
OF their respective localities, and u
hot fight is expected. l
The delegation FROM HarrisonbufG
arrived in the city yesterday. evening
and have already been getting in some
'gnod work for the communities they
The delegation from Harrison burg
ofNthe follow!ng: y. ~. Cars
penter, j. S, Ohts, 4. Fl. Sydnel. q, p.
Fahrney. q. y. Sipe and ex-senator
5.1phnT A Cker.
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Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Kuhn, a

IL visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kuhn, at
No. 1916 West Grace Street.
Miss Williams. OF Arvonin, Is visit
Ing Richmond, and during her stay Is
at No. 215 East Franklin Street.
Miss Dunning. Of Aulander, N. c., is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Raleigh Will
Hanson Dodson, at No EOS East Frank
lin street.
Mr.. Graham Davidson has returned
to Richmond from a weeks visit to
New York.
Ir. and Mrs. Bowe and Miss gowc.
OF Chicago. are spending the winter in
Richmond, and are at No. 215 East
Franklin Street
Mrs. aubrey STROBE is spending the
winter with her husband in Richmond
aud has entered most pleasantly into
the social life or the city.
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ACTIVE WORK BEGUN
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
Seabrook Movement Endorsed a,
Meeting of Representative
People Held Yesterday.

Representatives or the charitable,
educational and civic organizations, at
Ia public meeting held yesterday after
noon In the Council chamber adopted
resolutions strongly urging the estab-
lishmentFof What is known as the Sea-
brook playground, an ordinance for it's
creation having already been intro
luced in the Board Of Aldermen. The
men and women behind the movement
Will begin an active campaign In Its
behalf. Spread before them on a
blackboard was the name of every
member OF the Council, and they will
he interviewed and presented with arr
gument showing the need of this insti-
tuition for the children, The ordinance,
which carries an appropriation OF
$500. provides for a board OF commits
sioners. so that the playground may
be directly under the control of the
city.
Endorsed by Speakers.
Mr. James Caskie, who presided,
briefly outlined the history of the
at Broad and Eighteenth Streets. add
ing that work would soon begin. lie
took occasion to show the close rela-
ton THAT would exist between the
Branch public baths and the Seabrook
Vice-Preaident l.. Nick. Judkin, OF
the Civic Inproyement league, re-
viewed the work and struggles anc
isoAiSIGSS3 VI lllSAG IOullh
in Richmond. With proper effort, III
said, Members of Council could be i'm,
pressed with the Importance Of the
Institution. Chief Health Officer r. G
Levy and Major Lewis Werner. Chic
of Police. championed thes cause. Or
Levy laying especisl stress upon the
value Of outdoor life for the young
people. Chief Werner. familiar as
| he is with most local conditions. ex,
planned that the boys and girls OF TIL.
East End needed a place Of recreation
properly equipped. Mr.. W. W. Ciiliett.
told of st. Andrews Playground Ii
the West End. the Importance ofwhicl
could not be estimated In dollars anc
cents.
known landscape gardener. OF Boston
lswho laid Ont the Jamestown EXPOSE
i.tinn Grounds. was one OF the invited
i guests OF the occasion. his address
Being particnlallv timely and valua-
l'blc by way OF suggestion. FLe referred
to the largo sums of money being
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WILL HAVE IMponTANT SESSION.
Case. of Special Interest Soon to be
Tried I'm Lexington.

Special TO Tho Times Dispatch.]
The coming term OF Criminal Court
which convepes February 18th, with
Judge Council presiding. will be the
most Important for some time. Quite
z q. number OF cases Will be tried. among
the number the celebrated Shonf-
Fields affair. This was the case Of the
little Fields girl being horribly mis-
treated by the Shoals. She has final
VIII be witness at the trial.
Another sensational trial will be
the suit OF Fulton vs. DR. Mock, OF
tI q, for the alienation of his
Mtes directions and the breaking up
of his home There will be Some
sensational testimony IN this case.
:, Both Dr. Mock ard Mrs. Fulton dens
the charges, but DIR. Mock was sus-
vile. He appealed his case 10 the
Grand Lodge. and the latter vindicated
MIN at Raleigh short time ago.
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CASE MAY END TO-DAY

Nagland Mater Near Einisl,, Ealsss Cer.t
Decides 10 Hear Evidence. tss4s
A.guHsat ln ths Eagl.nd c,ss vii, pscs,
9ehlS be concluded lasa thls afternoon at
Which tIcaa Judge Grim an. OF the 8ch1ase..t;
VII ha !ss 4sd sealirtas sas c!;y Ia grant
70 she plaintiff permit 10 erect six stnysss
on Fifth stnse, II the court decsdsa IN H.
er!q fneas III ust be heard on tho Sqnsst.an ia<
$scINed, the hearing Will 40 oyss nnsil next
lwtSk. ,lnaGaj g rtisnaa last Yesls oiafTuisAs
the gil 4 demurrer, and tn cnae sas I'M -
.nis heard on its sinsrl
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NOT GUILTY OF MURDER.
Alt. LlndaTood Trict; In Roanoke and
AcuEiffed
Especial 10 The Tlmes- Dispatch.l

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, January 2f-Tn TIL e
Corporation Court to-day Alt Linda
wood, nineteen years old, was acqultted
OF the murder of Wylie Stanley on
December 18th. The evidence showed
that Stanley called Lindawood "a
putty-faced 49, of a - and hit
him with spittoon. Lindawood
struck him with an alley ball, and the
next day he died at the hospital.
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Fire at Wilson.
to The Times

sneelai to 'rte Times -D!spatch.I
WILSON. N c.. January 27.-Ths
ard Building, occupied by Mulligan &
Co., contractors. were badly damaged
BY fire this afternoon. at one time a
serious corfagration was threatened
but the excellent work of the fire de-
partment soon controlled the ire The
loss Is partly covered by insurance.
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for the Formulation ot plans for future 4sx-
pansIon Every other day during the con-s
8ysntipn three business sessions will b. held.
& ny speetal request Colonel Damon VIII
deliver his LEISURE In the Seventh Street
Christian 6 hurch tospigh at s. o'clock. This
lecture Is FREQ 10 the public, and i!t doubt
fltl ~ neither tho church vii he large enough
to accommodate the crowd. 8S
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Iyhlte-snldIcr.

snec1nl 20 The Tl'nts- p'spatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. january ~.
~ f. White, of Norfolk. and Miss
Inez Saddler. daughter of sir. and Mrs.
+. M. Saddier. OF Mathews county. were
married Thursday at the Methodist
parsonage at Mathews Courthouse by
the Rev. Richard Ferguson.
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Died OF Alcoholism

about forty years old, dropped dead
yesterday afternoon in the home OF
IA Fl. Gibbs, at Eighteenth and Grace
Streets. Coroner Taylor pronounced
death due to alcoholism
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observation-disclosures.

tspaeia. TO The Tlrnes- D!spatcfi.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. January 27.
II Al. Douglas and Miss Pearl Rains,
both OF northumberland county, were
married a few days ago In that county
BY the Rev. y. ID. Reynolds.
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unrpcr-I,urgess.

fspecisito The 1lme,- Dspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. January 81.
George r. Harper. of Orange county.
and Miss Fannie Burgess were married
Thursday at charlottesville by the
Rev DIR. III. W. TriDble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
Here and There IN the Legislature
BILL OF much interest ana in

a BILL OF much Interest and im-
IN portance to the public school
lA people of the State is now upon
It's second reading in the SEN
ate, and VIII be upon its engrossment in
that body to-day.
The measure was offered by Senators
Sole, of Norfolk city. and Ward, Of
winchester and provides for normal
SCHOOLS In connection with the rural
high schools of the state.
It's salient features are as follows: Z.
The State Board of Education shall
designate the. public high schools in
which q normal school department may
be established and conducted under
tho provisions OF this act, and shall
prescribe the normal course which is
to. be adopted and taught in said
schools in connection with the high
school curriculum already provided;
of all teachers employed in such nor
NAL school department. The clief OBJ
ject OF such normal school department
shall be to instruct teachers in the
best methods of organization. teaching
and manage ment OF primary schools
In the rural districts. The Board Of
Education may in its discretion
benefit Of such course of normal school
training shall obligate himself to teach
for not less than two years In the ru-
ral public schools Of the State.
THE said Boaord of Educat ton shall
designate not more than one such h l 7
board may in It's discretion select some
public high school within an incor-
poratsd town or city. which IS located
in such county, provided no State nor
NAL school Is located in said incor-
porated town or city"
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expended by other cities for similar
purposes and warmly advocated prompt
action here.
Mr.. Henry Hutzier introduced the
resolution providing that the Sea-
brook Playground ordinance should re-
ceive the hearty approval Of cdun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
the past been hurt but only for those
that may receive injuries in tho fu-

N hAJoF MOSES NJ GREEN, member
sN1 OF the House from Fauquier
lYl county. appeared In the lobby OF
the Capitol yesterday with a
handsome new meerschaum pipe, which
he was smoking With great satisfac-
ton. having discarded his usual native
Fauquier corncob, to which he has
been sticking for many years.
Major Green did not seem to be In
clined to say much abou. his now pipe,
but when pinned down he told the
whole story.
You see was sick on the evening
OF the recent banquet given by the
Richmond daleEat Ito so to The optos
Richmond boys in the Legislature did
not overlook me. They bought this
pipe, and presented It to me the first
time I made my appearance on the
floor OF the House."
The pipe is IL very handsome and
costly one, and Major Green highly
appreciates 1t.
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~ WING to the fact that another
important Legislative meeting Is
NJ scheduled to take place at the
Capitol Tomorrow night, the
joint Democratic caucus to nominate a
candidate for Judge ufEthe Corporation
Court of the city OF Roanoke was post
poned by agreement yesterday until
Thursday night ar o'clock.
This promises to be the most spir-
tied contest or tho entire session, and
Messrs. Waller r. Staples and Roy B.
Smith, are redoubling their energies
rs the final hour approaches.
Many prominent Roanoke lawyers
since the converting OF the Legislu-
ture, and they will remain until after
the caucus. Senator John Nj. Hart Is
for MI. Smith and Delegate a. 3. Hunt
The caucus VIII probably hold a
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in the State. The committee has issued
circular bearing on other subjects
pending before the Legislature as fol-
lows.
This committee also indorses the
bill. offered in the House, which pro-
hiblts the sale OF firearms in the state
to parties who are not deputi2ed to
carry same. unless authorized to do so
by proper officers of the law.
"The legislative committee of the
Order of Hallway Conductors Of the
State. of Virginia desire to q. ON re
cord as being opposed to any ieglsla-
tion along the line of regulating the
hours Of the railway employees In this
ate, and also being opposed to any
measure that might be proposed which
would, in any way, decrease me 3ea
unnecessary burdens upon them IN the
State at the present session OF the
Leglslature.'
I'M ing Up bsfe +; legiIlstIvs { ee1;
w @ @istsss the sui joiat Ptsss On
Insurance and BANKING heard partial
enact the Wharton anticompact insur;
ance law yesterday afternoon, and
postponed further con sideration until
4 o'clock to-morroW sniternoon:,3
! The House Committee on General
Laws Will meet ut $ O'Clock thisaeve-
Enlne. TO consider the Massie child labor
bill. This will be a public hearing, and
anumber OF persons are expected 70
The Senate Committee on Public In
|stitutions and Education, and the
House Committee on schools and Co q, :
Eleges Will meet to connider FL bills
lat 5 O'Clock.
desks q both hGuses Hbeateraay ~ tha "a
1 s o'clock, senator Daniel and General
/ Eppa Hunton will appear 6efore TIE
ifiotnt Committee on finance III the hal
OF the lIouse.of .
| men,nry Of the Confederate soldiers
Whn fell at GETTYSBURG. This meet
/ Ing viii be largely attended by the
hubble.
y II. j. d. NIcNFlA OF &FayetteYille,
INU formerly president of q National
ElVA Associ1tion Of Flrenaen, and
= now president on ,Nqrth
f fr1' az III fhe National Associat ton i II
I'm the city, and yestsrila Y, apnealed
Bani t II In behalf OF the III to create
4 fund FOR tho relief Of disabled fire
\ men Mr.. aIcNeal addressed the COM
ilnittee and spoke OF the pressing need I
/ sma Lar towns. hut said that these rnen
+ could hardly be expected. t. risk their
Lives for no conlpens ton kror,jnE
that were they perraan,eann =: I. sablsd
I there would bs no rel seL for them.
I trnps IS Sion upon ths. co nanlittee. No a.
| iion1wass taken yesterday IN K he bill !,
| bn:s i, VIII coma up again at thsaneSt
Nj, si1,ookabill, wien seei.5 a fl Aius !,
phy's after the COMMITTEES NEE ting. said
That no hoped the report .,pon ti,s hill
would be iavor,ahls GlSplainstl that
pension u for any fireman. who Nha'd In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

A. s stated heretofore the legislative
~ board Of tho Order OF Railway
~ Conductors met here yesterday
Endorsed the bill offered by. Mr.,
Bell, of Culpeper, to prohibit the drink
ing of liquor on trains operating With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28
WHIST Tournan,ent.
The Monday German.
Il womnn's Club yesterday af-l
ternoon the talk OIL "Sculp-
t,,,,a ~ J,v MIR AiirGa1 la TIA ~

TIE dance of the Monday German,
given last night in Masonic Temple,
was. OF course, a very handsome affair.
Colonel 10 Lane stern led. THE
women were beautifully gowned. the
attendance was large, the card
room was well patron.zed. and the
supper was served in the daintiest man
her possible.
The dance was the fourth In the
Monday German series.
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n ME etInS, Nv, &, 800 q ,.38,y 88l9l3
lnhy's' ftsr the committee meeting, said
that fiji I'D Id hoped tho report npon tfa hill
Would na sixp ~
pension for any fireman w no IN In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-28

b wsautiful marriage ceremony took
place on Saturday morning at 1l:8o
o'clock, In the residence OF Mrs. a. C.
Hannigan, No. 319 North Eleventh
Street. when Miss Madeline Elizabeth,
the youngest daughter of Mrs. Hanni-
gan. became the bride of Mr.. William
franklin Newton. formerly of Wash
ington. p. C., but now resident OF
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-16
Eddyville School Notes.

On the evening of October 8,
there was a pleasant basket social at
the Eddyville schoolhouse. There
was a good program and Tom War
mock sold the baskets for $5S.75.
Marion Hunt donated $3.50. A
chapel organ has been ordered from
Eiler's piano house. The pupils are
preparing another program, for a
free entertainment on Saturday
November 7th, as thanks offering
to the many friends who assistsd in
procuring tn, coveted organ.
There will be singing at the school
house every Wednesday evening and
every Sunday morning. All are
cordially invited.
M. L. HAMPTON, Teacher.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-16
School supplies at Stewards.

Notice of Restoration Of Public lands To-
Settlement and Entry. Department of the
Interior, General Land OH e. Washington. D.
c., September 10, 1908. Notice is hereby given
that the public lands in the following des-
cribed cas- which were excluded from the
former Tillamook and Umpqua National For
ests, Oregon, by Executive order effective
Inly l. 1905. II not Otherwise withdrawn, re.
| served or appropriated, will by authority of
the Secretary of the Interior be restored to
the public domain on December u, 1905 and
be subject to settlement on and after that
date, but not to entry, filing or selection until
IN and after January 20, 1909, under the usual
restrictions, at the United States land office at
Portland. Oregon: In township twelve u2).
range nine 10y, sections thirty-four (3i) thirty.
| fved 1857 and thirty-six (3f): in township
thirteen QS), range nine (9), section five (5)
east half ef eight (s), all ten (lO). north half
Of eleven ul), all twelve Q2) and tn hirreen (l3),
north half of fifteen (l5) and twenty one (2D,
all twenty-four Gay and thirty six (36); in
township six (6), range ten CO), sections nine
teen Q9), twenty coy, twenty-five (25), twenty
six (2s) thirty-f five 1850 and thirty six (36) in
township twelve Q2) range ten OO), section
six 10y. south half of ten QO) and thirteen Q3);
/ h' 'o"hshiP Ni@)' range eleNeh (ilb nOrln nhll
and southwest quarter of section ten QO).
north half of eleven Ql), west half of fifteen
! Q5), twenty-five (22) and twenty seven (27):
In township thirteen Q3), range eleven (l)
sections twenty six (26) and twenty seven (27);
all in south and west, Willamette Meridian,
Oregon. Warning is hereby expressly given
that no person will he permitted to gain or
exercise any right whatever under any settle.
ment or occupation begun prior to December
81. 1905, and all such settle IL ent or occupation
is hereby forbidden. FRED DRSNETT, Commis-
sioner OF the General Land ONCE. Approved
September 10, 1908 FRANK PIERCE, First A.
sistant Secretary OF the Interior.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-16
Lost Strayed or Loaned.

If the party who borrowed my
large double cover maple splint bas-
ket and also my, Indian made,
open, hand basket, both vanished
in natural color and costing me
over 1918, will Immediately return
same to undersigned you will
greatly oblige,
OTTo O. KRoGsTAD.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-10-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon.

is. Land Office. Portland, Oregon,
September 2l, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Edmund McNett
of Falls City, Oregon. who, on August "a 1907,
made homestead entry No. 1892, Serial No.
O39s, for e11 of seA, swA of se4, and sen of
swh section 7. township south, range west
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion to make final Communication proof, to
establish claim TO the land above described
before the Register and Receiver, at Portland,
Oregon, on the 5th day Of November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Clark W. Gather. James b. Mcmillan, Andrew
]. Spillers and Vasco W. Gather, all of Falls
City, Oregon.
ALGERNoH s. DRESSER, Register.