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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
GUARDIANSHIP OF MARY YUNEK,

GUARDIANSHIP OF MARY YUNEK,
insane.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court
of Grant County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the
special term of the County Court, to
be held in and for said County, at the
Court House, in the City of Lancaster,
in said County, on the fourth Tuesday
of November, A. D., 1915, being the
23rd day of November, 1915, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon,
the following matter will be heard and
considered:
The application of John F. Shore
of the Village of Blue River, Grant
County for the appointment of a
guardian for Mary Yunek, insane.
BY ORDER OF THE COURT,
E. B. GOODSELL,
County Judge.
Dated Oct. 26th, 1915. 35w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at
the Court House in the City OF Lam
caster, in said county and state, on or
before the first day of March, A. d.,
1916, or be barred.
Dated November LIST, 1915.
BY THE COURT,
E. B. GOODSELL,
36w3 County Judge.
Brown, Brennan & Carthew, Attorneys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

Dated Oct. 26th, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
FREE BOOK. TELLS HOW
stop DcspairinG! Don't Give Up Hope
of Saving -FOUR Teeth.

= simple homo treatment which ~" are
placing before the public viii bring you the
relief and comfort you desire. Stop spending
money With dentists VINO do help YOU.
Don't waste your money on drug store re "a.
Gtes That are invariably, rs YOU know. dis
appointing
Write 20 u, to-day and learn more about
TINS painless. SPEEDY. inexpensive remedy
lhat you can use ~ home. there wili b..
no 'Arihcr need for sou TO undergo the long.
painful or expensive dental treatment
Br!dEc- Crowns sni False Teeth are un
slightly and rarely Satisfactory. and through
THIS treatment OF III" causes Of bad and sen
sihN" teeth. gum disease and fou! breath
N"E should be unnecessary.
" you arc suffering with pyorrle. or
i.iEEs Dise"s" ginGiv.tis. receGIng gums.
elongated or loose teeth. soft. discolor.d or
sponKy gums II your breath IL foui; IL your
teeth pain while eating. II YOU subj Go t
- bad ttstcS-thcn foc Your own sake send
FOR lir. Wizards book and learn how easy
his method is-how painless and spccdy-how
thls simple remedy quickly and pcrinnnentl;.
gives sound healthy tooth
lust 81 down NoW ana write us for this
IRE. book. Few minutes viii convince you
that Dr.. WIZARDS common sense .mpl .
Home Remedy IA what you are looking for
Don wait. There ~ no pain connected Win
IL We have received scores Of letters from
p""ple saying they would hav" given hun
dreds NJ dollars had they known Of Or N'I-
Idru ) HOME Treatment In tiWo Address d.
j.. ". WILLARD, - a." Iow cr> Bldg out.
caro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
LADIES! SECRET TO
OARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back IFS Color and Iustre
with Grandma's Sage
Tea Recipe.

"hn"n faidcn saKe brcw"d in,o -
rem i"", WIN sulphur aud alcohol
''"'n' va! turn gray. strcaked and
'"H"b hair N"au'ifU!iy dark ana Iuxi.
fI"H' remove every BIZ of dandrum.
,,'b Hr"ip irhlr and falling hair.
"il&iur the Snrc Tea ana sulphur
'''n" - ipinc though IS Troublesome.
'h 'af.'r WY b. 10 get nc rcndy-,p.
n." 'on:t costus about 20 cents q
HlE" nDltic. - drug ztorcr. known ~
N "NtS Sag" aud sulphur Com =
n' .rd, rTr avoiding lot nf nurs
WINE "lHpN. gray, faded hair Is 40,
mia. We all Gcaire 10 retain our
nUthfni appearance and attractive
h@#a ~ dariteniug your hair wi'i,
W eth" S"pc and sulphur. $50 on" can
l'|. Uc'nus. ~ Go"r - so UatuTaiig, 80
~Iif YOU just darp"n . sponge or
fDft brush WIN u ana draw tbs
through your hair. ,"kb.R on" smnlI
a'sanb~ ri F." i.ip", by WcTniUg al graz
Hsura hayn disappeared Af,cr anDther
arElicaii"n o. tWo You hair becomes
beautifully marx, eiossy. son and iixu-
rant aHo jou appear SsaTa younger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
OFFERS TO TELL WHAT SHE
KNOWS ABOUT POLICE
hut After Talk With lawyer. nni>y
MILLER Declines to Make
An: Statcmrnt.

The case against Daisy Miller. arrest
Cd by Detectives Bryant and Thurman
and Policemen Dunn and Tiguor. on n
charge OF conducting II ciisordcrly house
at ilo Graham Street. MAS yesterday
continued umtil March i" 10y Justice
'"iccs. a, tho request of the "iliccrS
VII" raided the place. rhe police said
that ,hoH wished additional time in
order that they might apprchcud u man
who made his oscar, from ,hV ulacc at
til" time OF the raid
small child was brought into court
by the Miller woman yesterday. I'roba-
Ton ti'iCc" j. lio2e EictSS. Of The luVc-
nlic Court. said there was no record OF
tn" chi|dS birth or Me. and that i; had
never been reported 10 The BOARD OF
Health Failure 10 do 50 is Z, Violation
Of the state law, and Mr Kicks said IN,
would forward all information in his
possession to chief Health Officer Levy.
int'maiion was given i'm cour, ycs;cr-
da+ hN tho Miller woman that she would
like "a tell all She knew az Vice condl-
tons in Richmond and Of the conucC-
non between lis existence and the 10
lice Department. Size was Informed that
any remarks would We heard. but after
a talk with her counsel she refused 20
make any further statement
Eessi" Jones. Young woman arrest
cd on charge Of being disordcrly in
the Miller wcman's house was fined $40
and costs i'm the Police Court Yesterday
hoth or the women failed - appear for
iriai on Friday. acd attachments were
issued for them. but these were dis
risSa whom it was shown that the
women did not possess sufficient cloth.
inG to como upon tho streets until SOW
"rtl articles had been supplied them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Has Used Duffy's MANY Years

"Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskcy is in-
valuable when you are run down and
depressed or Commissioning from. low
fevers aud other wasting diseases"
says MIR. Fred J. FIGHTERS, at 100
Broadway. n. Y. City.
AS 20 my experience in using DUFF
iE's Pure Malt Whiskey. it has done
me great deal of good am now
~ years OF age and have used IL for
many years, ana have been greatly
benefited from it's use. 1t is Il wonder
ful tonic and nourlsh,ncnt have
found II particularly valuable when the
system Is run down. also in recovering
from sickness. u is beneficial In ca
tarrh. use 40 other tonic. and ALWAYS
have som" on hand. | recommend il TO
All my friends, and know that 1t Ia an
article OF high merit ana should he in
every household"
only recently Mr. KirhterS added to
u" above testimony as follows:
I'm response to your letter Will say
that buny's Pure Malt Whiskey is sti!i
my steady standby, and az stated 10
you few years ago. ] take II ny :,
medicine and not az n beverage"
tSiSncd) Frcd J. Richtcrs. $50 Broad
way. y. Y. City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
COCOANUT OIL FINE
FOR WASHING HAIR

II YOU want 10 keep your hair in
good condition. the less soap YOU
use the better
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much aikal! This
dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle. and is very harmful Just
plain mulsin.d cocoanut oil (which
is pure aud entirely grcasclcss) is
much better than soap or anything
else YOU can use for shampooing.
as this can't possibly injure the
hair.
Simply moistcn your hair with
water and rub IL in. One or TWO
teaspoonful. will make an album
dane" Of rich. creamy laLler, and
clnanses the hair and scalp thor
oughiy. Tho lather rinses out
easily, aud removes every particle
"f dust. dirt dandruff and excessive
oil The hair dries quickly and
evenly. AMI II leaves il fine and
sill.s bright, huffy and easy to
manage
You can get mulsifcd cocoanut
OIL at most any drug store. 1t is
vcrE cheap. and a few ounces is
enough 10 last every ono in the
family for months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

N-NSHlEGTON March L The West
IN disturbance and The secondary one
w, t'e "hudie Atlantic Coast have re-
SoiNvu themselves into an INDEFINITE,
toW area that covers practically jhc
eEiire eastern half OF the country, with
continued SHOWS over the northern dis
trlciS from the Rocky Mountains east
WARD through the Lower Lake region
Sn0 the Middle Atlantic states There
We're also rains tviday nigh: over fhr
tNI!Te eastern portion OF the Cardinals
ana showers Saturday Tn NissiS.iuni.
t.9uisiAna and Eastern TeNus I:isn-
MnsFS ;Ee weather vas fair. eN,cu, OF
thc North Pacific Coast 7; Is much
cniuer IL the interior of III. Wet Gulf
states. AND somewhat colder ir th.
-fsai central valleys. and tciupcr,.
lures ar. generally below the Seasonal
"NerAce east OF the Rocky Mour.s!rS
vNCeNt over the !cr;hvru tier Of States
Unsettled weather with rain. and
SHOWS VIII continue sunday east O. ;l,,
;HlsSoATi RIVER, and VIII extent into
WV ENS tsHH- owe: ia. remainder OF
Inc country the weather NNili be zert-
e'%. = I"iH SUNDAY. ami TAR weather.
VII also prevail MouGay over rv..cit-
g -lN the ,Utlr" country. as tho extern
~ hie pressure area over tn. Vast
w. spread slowly eastward and domi-
~. weather conditions i wnl h..
colder sunday OF the Cuff Coast. hu;
40 other temperature changes Of con-
sequence AEg lnu!c@teG during n. NEXT
mo DAYS The winds along Tie North
Atlantic Coast Will he fresh nnrtit.a,t.
on the Middle Atlantic CoaS: moderate.
20 fresh north
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
L!me-Loss in tuberculosis

IN the ioUruni az the America, ,t.,,
cal Astnciaiinn ,.jununry ~ mn ,
the fuilo.,iuc; " '' ~ WV
hH~ h""n man, iimrs stared lin,
!" tuberculosis in the u,.,,i.r,,,
'"hiH h'nGc an increased :I,rr,n, az 80
rum 'l'mc' Is lost both ~ ti,,. min.
m" 'c'rA. IN fact. - d-rninrrui;<n,in,.
h*s "ccn thought 10 be "a J,
.mnhrr "i a." dryeiorincn' OF ,uI,,r
"I"rccd '"rding al ,mhcrculo.I.
TENTS and Tie cnor,nnus unt,,,,, j."
eggs and miiL ONCE given .s,"h
ur"t> hrc not Now cunsIdrrrd ,I,r'-
Hn'" ny II inrEr nup,bcr @. MI, si.i,,,,
VII" arc spCrinliSin;: IN thr ,,..,,,,,
81 n"im"n"rs tubrrcuin.is"
, - tuberculosis VS. due 10 % r,-. o.,
;!u.' from ~" system. tho si!,,..4 ~
l,rh' nan Alternative IN to" trCai,.ft .
OF ms disease .w8r H.. dun r
7" tho TACT ,hot 81 contains n ina I'll,
30 confined with other valUnh.o
si:4lfhIS rs To b" cnsily agsi,n!l.te.
man Alteratiy" - uitcud Hi-ic,Iy So
inH'tcrs OF food ''' W.
IN ADDITION 20 rest and propor d,c,
some elective remedial a9rri ,s,,'
!. 10 hc'Gcd aud IN rufr,Tou, ,u.,
OF apparent recover, from tf,,a,,.,,
I"Sis ana kindred throa' ard .rn,,,.t.
anccNons i:ckm1us ii'cI.'.us las
plI"d th's iced
~ does not contain ou,stca. rarno.
70 or .ab''-torwinr drucs % q ~
SAL . Try. Your nIurIst 49, o.,
VII! order il, or SO. ean a. +. r,'
Us direct "''
soid b1 Tragic Drug tU.,Hicbm"u,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
HOtN Oi<E toHrI\N GETS
ne. Srt.ii tONTUIr.r


iSreciai :" tn" Times -pispatch
RO.ASOkF. "a March & Tne o,.,,,
Steamship CorranE. which operates q
ceastF.se troiEn. and passcnycr scr
wee from Savannah. Ga u conipnc-
sion with the Central ~ Georgia RAN.
road. will nuiId :looo,ooo terminal
plant at savanna. ana has awarded
the Virginia Bridge ana Iron ,,oruaIv
~ this city. contract 10 supplv g. 5Gt
tons OF structural steel ,or the wnr';
At the bridge WORKS i - said thai
this work will no, only assure IN,
present full-time force Of the plan,
continuance of fun time, pUt viii mear
the calling back to ful! time Of man,
employees who have been WORKING 81
short time recently. Dls;r!butiu, %.
the steel Will begin a, an early dat.
This means that fabrication viii CON
finue over period OF probably thir,,
weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
TWILIGHT SLEEP MOTHER
MAKES ADDRESS HERE
Mrs. Frances Carmody Relates Tx
pcrienccs at Frciburg
klinic
TRYING To INTRODUCE METHOD
Medical Associations in This Country.
She Says. Are Inclined to Discount
ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hospitals
Use New Method.

MRS. Frances y. Carmody. a "Twi-
tlsht steep mother talked to - hand
i"t OF people ut the Academy OF Music
last night about the experiences un,icr
E""o 10y herself last summer. when
Nhc brought into the world a son at
Tue frciburs IIlinic In Germany. ana
Nhrw nothing OF the process untiI her
'hlI" was laid in her arms the next
Mrs. Carmody aud n half-dozcn other
women are giving their time without
enumeration to telling the mothers
anu potential mothers OF this couDtry
"i the method used TO bring about this
instantaneous forrettulncss OF pain hv
NC administration OF tho drugs scopo-
'Ntiihc ahu morphine in minute doses
me scientists who made this discoy- =
cry i'n years ago. one of whom is Dr.
tari GAUSS. of Freiburg. arc now "A,
"" tront with the German army, and
II ma! he lost forever to the world uu :
'eSS me women make n fight for it, az
h'e"'rai descriptions in this country.
She SAID are inclined TO discount IT.
appearances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
cox ABANDoNs APPEAL.
Pays His Fine md Ncwport >c
Scandal Is CIuScd

INrec!al 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 4
councilman i. c. Coz. acting on the
hnNic" OF his attorney. This afternoon
abandoned his appeal and paid tho nnc
OF Slto and costs imposed upon him by
inc police justice ON charge OF So
icitihg bribe as the result of an al
legged attempt 20 switch the horse b,Isi-
ness from Newport News to Norfolk;
for consideration OF $4,000 from the
Norfolk Chamber OF Cimncrce
The payment OF the fine and the
resignation OF Cox from the Common
Council closes. II is said, the biggest
scandal Newport News has known in
Years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
No TEACHING HOSp,rAi.
FOR TRAINING ENpESrs

N'he hospitals have taken Il up in
N'W orr, bat there is rs vet no
'atnlns hospital where doctors can
:" ana receive certificate when thcv
nave received sufficient Instruction to
"' i"ohcd upon as experts. There are
'Sol"te" hospitals prarticinr .,wilicn,
Sletp methods throughout the United
Ht"'eS' however. ana II is to carry
"t"nS this work that the Twili.ht
Slcth Association was formed It's Of
hVtrS are all women prominent socially.
ana whose financial circumstances hnEc
permitted them 10 40 to the Freiburc
Nlinic for their babies. They want ~.
No'nah IN moderate circumstances to
hencht by their experience
rue threefold object OF the associa-
non IS TO disseminate information on
the subject among inquirinr mothers
ana others by correspondence. lectures
aio me distribution OF literature
10 standardizc the use OF scouola
mine and morphine in childbirth in
america, and 10 collect funds for TN.
founding of an open hospital for teach.
'ng the Twilight SLEEP methods TO
physicians.
The headquarters ar. AT 5o5 Finn
Avenue, New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
RAID DisoROERLY HOUSES
Morality Squad of First District Makes
several Arrcsta.

Tho morality squad OF the First
Precinct last night raided the house
IN tho rear of 1909 East Grace street
and arrested Hen Timbcrlakc on "a
charge ~ maintaining u dsordcrIy
house there. Robert Ice and Slanch
Lohnson. both Colored. werc arrested
on a charge OF being disordcrly there
The squad. which Is composed Of Po-
liccmCn y. NJ Smith. Goldsby, Campo
douic:i and Sweet. also raidcd the place
ut 500 Mct'ancc street. where William
thcathan. colorcd, was arrested on a
charge of maintaininS a gambling
house. Seven alleged crapshooters
were also arrested in this house.
MI Of those arrested will he ar
raiRncd in the police Court tomorrow
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
CONGRATULATIONS

|i.hW =, w, Narch CON ryiduv
Nen'nr James Monroe Jones and MISS
Robbie f'ancis Nicholson were married.
- me nome OF the brides father sam
+ri Nicholson The bride had no al,
,e'dar'S Her father gave her away.
.,honN was performed b. Rev
~ Nr- Jones l"ft |or an extended
N'S,frn tour. having planned TO WISH
~. banana Pacinc Expos!,ion They
".! b" at hone on May to ,bci-
friends al tn" Oliver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
SCOTT COUNTY FARMER SLAIN
ND MURDERER ESQ \I,t,s


H0etIa! 70 The TiMfs ,Dlspatchl
BRISTOL. Va. March jess.
So"en. farmer. fltty-sevcu Years old
was shot 10 death At DUHald, scott
County. a, o'clock to-nign, ~ Oiro
Ciilos 'wentI-two Years old Giles IS
said 10 have ocen intoxicated. ana ga,
having trouble with William Howc,.
son 81 Jesse. whom tho latter o,,
deaVored 20 separatr thcm Gi!cs
enptled ms evolve" ''iled Jesse
6oren shot his son. william throu:. IA
the arm, then disappeared i'm ,h. rr,tr-
hy mountains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Dickerson Ia sneak

James r. Dickerson will speak -,
the regular meeting Of the Woodland
Heights Citizens Association o. Thurs
day night IN the Woodland Heights
Baptist Church All residents OF the
Ruburb are invited DR. H. {; NTison
ana s.. r. Ford. who wer. appoint.d
captains OF opposing sides 10 secure
rnsmbers at the last meeting. nave
hssn working actively. and large
crowd 10 expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Mott Loaes Sui,,

In the suit OF G.. r. Mot, apaire,
Lewis z. Morris. heard yes,erday IN
the Law and Equity Court. verde, ga.
returned in favor OF tho defenda,,
Mott sued for the recovery OF $50 6.
The case came upon appeal from 'ho
Civil Justices Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

MONROE. y c, March s-Flr. here
last nigh: destroyei the local cotton
platform containing more Than so0
bales OF cotton. FreiRh, car. and o,hcr
nearby property also destroyed brought
the loss UP 10 $780,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
THE WEA THEIR


l. noon temperature. " rs
: !. NJ. temperature. ~
: 1. NJ. temperature -.
It;.i..ui" 'ehlpefa'urc 10 i NJ 10
Mtnihufh temperature TO \ l.. M .,
Mean temperature *
Normal temperatures
day ,
'cnc!cncy in temperature since
/, , March | ,.........:. ........... -
Accumulated excess i'm temperature
H''''r Jan u3rN ...... ......... ilt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
iiH::W rLAN FOR COLLECTION
= OF INTANGlBIES

Unless some OF the measures are on
sed j; IS not likely tina; the s2ecjal
sson Will extend into IN. second
eek, Opposition. however, v.li Pro
PIKE extended debate and In THAI event
.e session Will continue indefinitely
The lawmakers returning here after
le recess will sit without, pay The
hly compensation allowed then, Is .he
ileage to and from their homes. Il"
knts mile.
Amors the new measures pertaining
taxation which will De introduced IS
ne designed 10 bring out fcr taxation
II classes OF intangible prcperiv which
e as been hidden :or years. The meas
re is not retroa ctive. however and =
hot intended to facilitate the collection
VI Jack taxes or iNtang;hles II deals
)WhollT with the future. beginning with
1.-THE year 1918.
The bill provides that hencetorwa-d
intangible property OF every description
shall DO returned for taxation ana in
order TO get this property 20 the tax
lists there IS 10 be a general amnesty.
The state. cities, counties and districts
are inhibited from assessing OF collect
inE any taxes on intangibles that have
not been listed prior TO this year.
The bill directs that owners Of in
tangibles who have hitherto succeeded
in concealinG them and evading taxa
tion shall become liable. II discovered.
for all hack taxes that can be traced 20
the year 1916
The bill has been prepared and w,ll
re introduced nj the opening session to-
morrow.
PRINTED CorIES or NEW
BILLS CLOSELY GUARDED
The tax bills 10 be introduced at the
opening OF the legislative session FOL
lowing the two weeks recess to-lror-
row were delivered Yesterday morning
by Superintendent OF Public printing
Davis Bottom.
Acting upon inatructions from Tie
Joint Committee on Tax Laws o. the
General Assembly. Superintendent Bot o
tom refused all requests maze yestcr-
day for copies OF III" bills He was
requested TO provide each memher ~
the Joint committee and Governor
stuart with single 50, 81 thH
tax measures and 20 hold ,nc 70
rsirder OF the printed work ir,ac,
until tomorrow morning
While no reason fur thus g..ar1Irg
The printed bills VAS given. j. s. prob-
ably because the joint committee was
unwilling TO permit 4 djsiributi0r %
the proposed laws iv advance Of Inc
reassemhlinE Of .hs LEGISLATURE. when
might lead TO oiscUEsio' Of IN. merits
Of the hills be>o-. Inc rn.as.r. 4.
reached Inc l"o branches ~ Genera.
Assembly :,
There are i.v.nr}:rve separa,e bins
IN tie ba'ca prSpartG ~ Tie Lour
Committee o. Tax Law. each a ,c.r-
nonent Hart - In. TAX reform system
Endorsed ~ the administration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Sore Teeth
Foul Breath
Di>roiorcd. sore Teeth. Gum Disease and
Foul Breath Yield Quickly to This
Home Treatment.

You can say" the teeth nature, gave you.
rnkc your mouth healthy and escape the
tnrturns or tn" dental CHAIR lay
following ;a,s new treatment at
:. l. home. 1t - simple. easy and
~ pleasant Besides. Il IL painless
w and cannot possibly harm YOU in
Nm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

'"chi observation Mt Il. VI. Yesterday
.l'npcrature. 80. humidity. "a: wind,
VI e.tloh' hoiih: win0, velocity 10;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

iih" thi~ are seen every day. The trouble il
known ~ tNurrheu ar ;;:.rs Disease. These
~oti. diScolorrd, bleeding. foul smelling and
rcc",linG gums. l0uscncd and sensitive teeth
eau he inHdc FIRM, strong and healthy d. this
Simnir llnIhc Mrthun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY WILL
REC0NvENE TOMORROW
!peciM Committee Has Prepared
Final Draft Of New Tax
~ Laws.
NEW, PLAN FOR 1NTANGlBLEs
Would Declare General Amnesty 10
Tax Dodgers and Start Clean With
Mi 1910 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS May
III Not Last More Than Week.

bJTHe General Assembly will rcconrene
the State Capitol tomorrow morniug
e,'iorinE recess OF three weeks.
Il Governor Henry c. Stuar; will arrivc
Ae!e this morning from his country
yore In Russell County. where nc has
lE2rnt the last week rccupcraiins after a
brief attack OF illness. y few members
II each branch OF the Legislature will
probably come in during the day. but
she greater number will no; arrive until
~ morrow a,orn;as
Hu.inE the las; three weeks the Joint
amittee on Tax Laws. 10 which the
f,,y OF compiling batch Of bills de-
tsned 20 remove AL points oi conflict
lDween the new segregation taN laws
ID !he existing CODE was delegated.
sss been diligently a: work. The Joint
3Gnmittee's task was completed last
! iday. the new bills have been printed
- Pubic Printer Davis Bottom. and
;AAT Will be placed on the desks o: the
legislators tomorrow morning
,f-rhe LAWS already enacted BY the Gen
4 ~ Assembly IN the fc-e pay, ct the
s,cial session combined with the new
assures which hSve been drafted ~
= joint committee. comprise the re-
! n, lax system which viii 60 into eff
q Ih;s spring. /; Is expected that all
~ the new bills Nil he enacted into
Tvs within = week