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STEMLESS LOCO WEED.
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Prof. L. H. Pammel of the Iowa Agri
cultural College Describes the Plant.
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very abundant plani ?
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in tbe f.?-ht
of ?>? r.
with Its
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with :..
hard and thick plant
produces :. s The
root i- ; with sn ? The
leaves are itlky, with iir.
The flow
or two ?? , loos, gen?
erali??? densely flowered The flowers
are large, resembling abosa of tl.
tlebox or rattle*???*, ?>ft?'n an inch
long, purple or even whitish. The
plant belongs to the same family as
?clover and beans do
I went over a OBOsOi wlier?? a man
allowed hie cattle an.: o pas?
ture, bnt the weed evidently did not
cause him any trouble, and yet the
evidence In many placea is too strong
to soy that the plant re not Injurious.
?gecent investigations made fcy the
flepar*ment of agriculture seem
show beyond doubt tha these
that
the poisoning Is
ouna
EARLY PLOWING.
It Is a Most Effective Method of De?
stroying Weeds.
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How It Can Be Made Without the Use
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shows a :
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of the
posts is ? ??? to the
posts
AN UNJUST DISCRIMINATION.
Secretary Good Roads League Thinks
Farmers Taxed Too Much.
In the e.. ?ubile be?
fore tbe t. .> s there was
little travel an ?>? ?.
?. Gross, secretary of t!. ? toads
league. It WOl of tbe "home?
spun"?wl. r and
exchange : ? the
public roads ? .. mat?
ter.
starts on a Joame? any?. ? 100
to 10.000 i: a are part
of a world ition.
Their con !i?m a matter
of state and nati..nal importance.
Good : ?
the fa:
values, b?? -untry
merchant, t!. win nd manu?
facturer, of living,
.?.sed prosperit> and better citi?
zens.
Tbe way to build good roads ia by
state aid. Tax a . ?>? in the
state and not as now In most I
put tbe ?<? id un farm property.
The roa.l.- M - ;. lb ty.
At the Concert.
IP- Itsl i*ry has an ad
mlrable voice.
She?Yes?for destroying silence.?
Cbleatro L*? "a **eSJO?
IN LINGERIE HATS
CHARLOTTE CORDAY ONE OF THE
BEST OF THE MODELS.
Can Be Made of Embroidered Net or
Point d'Esprit?Illustration Shows
a Charming Design in
the Latter.
of the ? ating Ungerle
hats of t: -lot'??
be made ? good
In ' ' - ?? s?ees a
char??
which is
high, has a fu
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net,
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fl*?8 FT-? ; ?
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teria; ? ;fa>. which tw
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Charlotte Corday Hat of Embroidered
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linge: ' hav
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s. and an
made
will be -
with
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? or lace which
Is slightly off
bat de
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and
ham.
and
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for ti'. ? *
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large and small bat? are equally
Monograms in Use.
The ? d on the
?e is
It can bt 1 in a cir?
cle or wr? Itials
orna?
it is place?! above the
k cuff, about one-third the
ves and at the
front. This Style of waist baa either
a sailor collar or Is worn with a Dutch
collar. With
tie is gca 1 with th*
latter a soft I
Slips.
A word about slips to be worn under
party frocks. I>o not bniy taffetas for
| tills purpose. It has gone out ont
! and soft messaline or a fine grade of
? China silk is used instead under neL
! chiffon, etc For wear under or
| gaudies, batiet? lawn there Is
nothing better than a delicately tinted
! lawn, blue, pink, green or lavender, ac?
cording to the comploxiun of the
This may be trimm???! with
inexp? rman val law nnd will
wash and outwear the silk slip.
Wearing Five Buttons.
Girls have gone in for man;?
neee fashions, such as the mandarin
Jacket, lb? sl?3?ve, the chrys?
anthemum embroidery, but the wear
ing of five button? on the coat or
t Jacket is a new ides, unknown to the
, many.
The Chinese wear these five buttoas
1 to remind them of the five moral vir?
tues which were recommend??! by f-on
| fuclus. These iumaniiy. Just?
l ico, order, rectitude and prudence.
The Black Cat Parasol.
The fashion for carved and jeweled
animals has not quite i The
I a bright
. silk parasol with ;. i.lack
wood, at tbe end of which i
Jet black kitten. It has huge green
?V?s _
Not Indemnifiable.
The unhappy man was now seeking
under tbe Employer's Ida
A<-t.
"My boss," he testified, "raised
my wages, and I got married. No. I
1 shouldn't have got married if
.In t ra aed my waxes."
the ?ourt held, after hearing all
the evidence, that the plaintiff had
guilty of c< ntiibutory negligence,
and ?he suit was dismussed.?Puck.
PRACTICAL POINTS.
Biseceos ? fan
?rom the
In*
ortgage U
low.
most
of it
babies are so ex
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a long bil!
NUGGETS FROM GEORGIA.
Heaven is ? Bar a little
child to reach
likes rompa: you
t feel sociable when you eee her
fool in the country may look
?? ? r?r on fire
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A. Hayes
OFF1CK I
727 North ?Second Street
ru
First-class Ha? ke Rd Caskets ot
all descrlptl"- - I have ? spar?
room 'be family
uave not a audtabl? place. Atl conn
try orders are given special at ten
? ion Your special attention is call
?d to the new styl? Oak Caskets
("all and see me and yo? ehall be
?alftd on individually.
?Phone. 177*.
S. W. ROBINSON.
NO. 23 NORTH ?8?? ST
DKAI.KR in
FINE WINES, LIQUORS
CIG.4RS, Ac.
?GAll Stock Soldas Guaranteed.-a?.
PROMPT ATTENTION
Your patronage ia respectfully ??? ?i!dt*d
THIS RAZOR
Practically li'M/K'l?*
With a yens'? subscrip?
tion to the (Navm?s oaf
Your Pap?er) and
The
Philadelphia
Press
Ta>e raxor m made trorm
the bee* SbeJLaem? Seexi,
?XAv?ABShcd end teactf*cs*oa
tiw?srpatatn^Ust?^aIe^|r and
tfs Pmrikstar Hoff b Os Shaving Quaf?ty
$1.50
3
BUYS
The Philadelphia Press
ONE YEAR dairy, recular price $3.00
Fremont Razor.?2.00
Your Favorite Home Newspaper #1.50
Value . $6. $0
ALL FOR
$3.50 Cash
Mauied aniaav airata?y ????. rrrr?ojt ?W
Order To-d^?NOW!
Iknigbto of lfrvtb?ae,
N. A.t S. ?., ?. ?., ?. AND ?.
This organization is one of the most powerful in the country and its
progress has been phenominal. The Graud Lodge of Virginia has juris?
diction over all of the cities and counties in this state. Thirty males
are required to organize a new lodge. The benefits paid constitute one
of its strongest features, but the principles are greater thau anything
else. Founded on Friendship, based on Charity and established on Be?
nevolence, the respectable, upright people of the state will find it aa order
? thy of their heartiest support.
It pays an endowment and burial benefit of of $200.00 for all ages. It
pays $4.00 per week sick dues. The badge costing 75 cents each is the
only absolutely necessary regalia. For information concerning the organzaition of lodges
apply at the main office.
The Courts of Calanthe
Is the Female Department of the Order. It requires a membership of
thirty persms to organize a court. Its meinoers are pledged to exhibit
Fidelity, e>. Harmony and prove Love one for the other. It pays
an endowment and burial benefit of $150.00. It pays $3.00 per week sick
dues. The only ?. for regalia is the cost of the badge, 51 oenta and
ting 2 ? cents for funeral >ns.
THE BANDS OF CALANTHE or Children's Department also con?
stiti, ?nd pera ber than to enter the little ?mes into this mystic
circle. The expense is a :. the benefits all that could be expr payi from
rid death benefits of from ?3 00. If you have uoPythian
or Ban -rhood, orgrni;, me.
all information concerni Children's D?partaient addi
Mrs. Taylor, \V. M.,
120 W. Hill St., Richmond, Va.
For all information ^cial rates of JOHN MITCHELL, JR..
membership in iges and co ^n M. 4th St.. Richmond, Va.
GEORGE O. BROWN,
f'T?OTOGRAI'HKR,
Rieft
Fin?
? Kichmond
?oar.
THE ECONOMY,
303-5 North Third Si
TAILORING
? ?OB
?>???:INC. ANI
REPAIRING
CHITMAN M. WHITE,
PROPRIETOR.
?Mtatbllsttirsi |MUr\ IMioee 410?.
JOHN FOXEL,
Dealer la General Lin? of
? \\<? *Mi blAI'l.t: ClUKTiKlKH,
????? KM. t'KKsil HEATH. CI?
(JARS. TOUACr-O, KM.
WOOD. tX>A?? Ac.
- 4TH 8T RICHMOND. VA.
LKDING ?: lodging
Rotasi ?Ve-MOtMible. All ?tec Comfort?
? ? mt Home as s?
Ordurrt n?o?*iv?*d by lesser or telegraph
MKS HOOK
???????t?a??,
Hit; ?.tad M . Kirbaiond. V?
BLACeKWELL Se BRO.
ONK OF TUk' 1.KAUIN* IV\INTbSR8
Prit.ti???! Honsr and biga Peieter?,
< ?rain Ina; and Cs>a?r?raJ Ooatntc?
tor?.
IU WORK ?.?a:
dnls, I^etttfrs or OfttsM
? ?.?. u?< a trial, yuu trlll nerer r??KT??t 1??...
?aBSBs?aaa, eon Ht. Peter Street,
Kit UtlnMi VA.
'l'houe ????.
- l?:iir I): ta ??t
bl at Jeuiiin^s an?l lirowii 1>?;?
Stor?r, PitUborg, Pa.
Furnished Rocms, 50c. up.
Meals, 50c. up.
THE MT. CLEMENS HOTEL
AND MINERAL BATH HOUSE
AMERICAN -AND
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Phone, 245.
Has opened Its doors for
the accommodation of
COLORED PEOPLE
that may come to Mt. Clem
ens in the future for their
Health and Treatment
on Rheoniatism.
It is the only Hotel and
Mineral Bath House own?
ed and conducted by a
colored man at any of the
health resorts in the Un?
ited States.
?OjT?Write for Special Ratea.**fRPR
GEO. I. HCTCHINSON, Pnor.
48 Weite St., Mt. Clemen?. Mich.
STRAUS' SPECIAL
Old Yacht Club,
PURE WHISKEY
Will Pat i if y th,? luver of tit? Hgba
kin? of atinielrtnt. ?pOttM prie???.
We have nil prati??* of ?rood llt'iiors,
<1>ran* and Tt>l>a<t-o. ?Tall and eco
ua.
ISAAC STRAUS A CO.,
422 E. Broad St.,
Richmond, Virginia.
? ? Jonathan
FISH, OYSTERS AND
PRODUCE.
IM ?. ITI H si.. ?uoi.Mosn. VA.
ALL ORDERS WJL?u REOEIVat
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Long matant? 'Ph
SCHOOL SHOES.
Capitol Shoe & Supply
Company,
No. 210 East Broad Street.
A complete stock of Boys,'
Misses,' Men's, Ladles,' &
Children's Shoes.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
MRS. JOSIE A. GRAHAM
Virginia's Most Success?
ful Hair Culturist.
. . . PARLORS. . . .
108 ? Leigh St, - Richmond,
Paone, 10J4.
Privata? Parlo?.-*, Coniidential lattar?
view? and Ctorroepoodeuc?.
The largest and moat up-to-date
Hair Dressing Parlor? In Richmond.
The very beet preparations that caa
be made for the hair, scalp, face
and ekln.
Graham a Superior Scalp Food for
growing hair on bald heads ana
bare temples, 2 5cts. per Jar. By
mail, 3f>ots.
Graham's Superior Orange Flower
Skin Fo * for developing and beanti
fying the skin, 26cta a jar. By niai]
llosas.
Graham's Superior Velvet Liquid
Powder for giving the face a beau?
tiful fair color, 26 cents a bottle.
By mail 35cts.
Graham's Vegetable Hair Dye tha
best on market giving a rica natural
color, 11.00 per bottle. By maO,
$1.2.,.
Mrs. Graham makes a specialty of
massaging atri beautifying ladies'
faces for parues and public gather?
ing?. 36 cents.
Mrs. Graham shampoos the head
and puts it In a healthy condition,
2S cents.
All ladles who attend parties and
other social gatherings should have
their finger nails manicured and
made beautiful. 2? cents.
Mrs. Graham's preparations sell
at sight. Ladles living In other ci?
ties and towns can make good mos?
ey by a?, 11 lag these preparations.
Write for tarme ta lira. J. A. Gra?
ham, No. 101 E. Lele* Bt., Riso?
no osd. Va.
?Wa ara selJfng aid ?apara at
fifteen ?Beala par he ? i red.

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