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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-24

Eel 1uez Holt resuelve que no
puede cobrarse derechos.
DEsGRkciA
Anoche Alexandra Gaos SO volo
la mano izquierda al disparar un
petardo en- las fiestas del <Caslno
Espanol7. Fu6 conducldo a la
casa xAuxilio mdtuoo, donde Sc
acab6 de amputarsele. Suspen-
di6ronse con ese motive las hestas.
ADmITEDA
Sc ha admitido la renuncia a
don Jose Gordils del cargo de de-
positario del ayuntamiento.
10 DEL JUEZ RAMos
Sc asegura que sera acept2da La
dimisi6n del juez Juan Ramon
Ramos.
- DESACUERD0
Los miembros directories de La
federation regional> estan en-
desacuerdo. Predicense DISCUS
tos on esa asociaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-24

=. RAlAu.-k pRessnE2nEs P9K s5uA ik isIa.
F1GUERoA, WILSON 6 CO -Isganisros
eiectrfcistaa.
Nos ofrscemos nl p6hlieo tanto en- San
Juan como en- Ia isla, para toda eiaae de ms
inganios en- especialfdad para inatalacio-
mes De aIumhrado alsctri:o. TodAs ias insta-
lseiones slectricas de In esan Juan Light and
Transit Companys han aldo hschas por no.
sotros.
Para diriglrss nosotros por eorrao r6n-
gaze Figasroa Wilson y cs.-Apsrkado sol
San jean, klt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-24
OORTADILL0.

SO al abogado Borda 81 alcalde de
Manatf.
El Tesorero incluira esa suma
On el presupuesto.
ROCLAMRCIOM
El principe George es procla-
mado rey de Sajonia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-24
JUMTA De n EvIsIoM

eEsta semana termiuara sus ira.
bajos La junta de revision.
- ''cAR RACAs"
Ha llegado el <OaracasS a New
York,
Hizo el viaje de San Juan a
aquella ciudad en- cuatro singla-
duras.
o. sUsPEMDE
So suspende la accion en- Ell
asunto xFosforos de Solar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-24

El 1uez Holt resuelve que no
puede cobrarse derechos.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

meet his maker. As sCo1 as Adams time in the city jail was out he was arrested on d warrant sworn out b. taa jailor. The testimony was all in sup loct 0. the charge against Adams. Some little effort was made to break it down but r2ns to show that the threats had not been made.
 There vas nothing to te done but ap- ply the statute which gives the commit ling magistrate power to send a mcu to tn county jail for life and provides 10 way by which he can be released except by habeas corpus or the fIru- izhing of bail for his good behavior toward all society and toward the complaining witness in particular. The maNimUm bond is $5.G00. In Adams case il was fixed at S2. coo. His attorney gave notice of appeal which hc said h.
 would per feet this morning. The cou.- informed tho attorney in reply that the appeal would not lie any more than it appeal was like George Washington in
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23
AN INQUIRY FOR A SISTER
Who Perhaps Lived in Phoenix at
 One Time

The following letter was lately re- cc:ved at the Phoenix pos:2Hce ad- dl essei t1 Some Kind Lady in Pho2- nix" The writer says: "I nave been trying to find my sister who went to Phoenix several years ago and | have uut been able to ascertain whether shs Jeff there or not She was wealthy woman but lost heavily in sheep some years ago and seems not to want us to know of her condition 1 have now al- ready written to many persons but have received answers from only one Her name is Lydia Lane and l think she went tJ your state for the health of nephew who lived with her. His name is Robert Lane if living. ! am very sad on account Of not knowing where she is and how she is doing. She is now an old lady and perhaps getting feeble She may not be living. IT. you will kindly make some inquiries and please answer a sOrrowing one I will be very grateful. AIy sister lived some years ago in Pueblo. Colo
 The name of the writer is Mrs. Es- ther L. Brurer of Des Moires. Ia.
 Some inquiry has been made about Mrs. Lane but Egt-dy has been found who remembers any one of that name or of the name of Robert Lane. There is perhaps ro town in the country in which reo0Ic who have not lived in it for years drop out of remembrance sooner after goins away than Phoenix. Every day some man recalls some other man whom he used to know and who may have obtained more or less prominence in the course of a year or two or may be haIf dozen years. He is already all but forgotten. Even hi sneighbors though they may have an indisurct recollection of him often do not remember his name.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23
The Sure Way

to prevent pneumonia and consumption is to cure your cold when 1t first ap- pears. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough in a night. and drive the cold out O; your system. Always d quick and sure cure for asthma, brOn- chitis. and all throat and lung troubles. If it docs not satisfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write t0 Us for free sample w. II. Hooker & O.. Buffalo. V. Y. r. F Hudson pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY.
Must Have LuXuriant and Glossy Hair
 No Matter What Color.

The finest contour of female face the sweetest smile of d female mouth loses some thing if the head Is crowned with soant hair. Scant and failing hair. il is now known, is caused ny e, parasite that burrows into the scalp Co the root Of the hair. where it saps the vitality. The little white scales the germs throws up in burrowing are cali ed dandruff To cure dandruh per- maneutly. then. and to stop falling hair, that germ must be killed. New bros Herpicide, an entirely new result Of the chemical laboratory. destroys the dandruff germ, and of course stops the falling hairs and cures badness. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co. Detroit. Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23
ADAMS COMmITTFD
Sent to Jail Under $2,O00 Peace
 Bond.

Waller Adams who gets out on one kind of trouble only to get into another was before Justice Burnett yesterday to be tried on a charge of mak- ing threats against the lie of Jailor Hill during his monfnement in the city jail. Adams had threat ened the lives of the most of the policemen but he had particularly specified Hill as the one who had to
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

that it would not lie any more than it would in the case of preliminary eX- anination; that the finding in this case was not d judgment and could not t- appealed from. The motion, however. will be filed for the purpose Q: keeping the record straight if noth- ing r0ore and in the meantime it looks a7 if Mir. Adams voJld take on another cota Of jail pallor.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

"Biographers agree that Thomas P. Reed was lazy when he was G boy. s2ys the Alfalfa Sage, but the world Is overrun with shabby men who had this same indication of genius"
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

The Lighting Delivery las an extra force of messenger boys for the Holi- day trade and is able to furnish prompt deliveries to any part Of the city. No. l5 s. First avenue. Phone 1Gi.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

has been fayorably discussed as a sue cessor to the late Minister Buck
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

Christmas candies or all kinds at Hanna C. Murecl's.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

Liquid air, don't miss it. at First NJ F. church, Dec. 29. Reserved seat, at DT. Pratts.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

We rake cur candies consequently they gre always flesh. Hanna & Nun son g.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

J. Pierpont Morgan has decided tc take house for the winter in Wash iuEton. This will make three houses Mir. Morgan has there.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

Our candies are not shipped in. W, ma<e them risht here. Hanna & Nun son.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

Our car New York pune apple juice cider has arrived. Delicious and sparkling: better than ever. Snll by the lleg. gallon or half .i.Ol. Nc.azer Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

CHRISTMAS SALE of pictures at Mis- Trowbridge's Studio. 4Cl Fleming block every morning from 9 to 1-
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

Mrs. Aylwin's hI;c.crossilg and mani curing paIlors, T. south Center. Cotton block.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-23

Phoenix Trunk icn"t~ry For suit cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
LAURA B|GGAR
is ACQU|TT TED
Dir. Hendricks and Just.se Stan
ton Convicted.
FIGHT OVER A BIG ESTATE
Woman Claim d TO Have Bsen Welded
to Benne,t, and She Clam I'd All
of His Property-Con>
spiracy Charged.
FIGHT OVER A BIG ESTATE
Rv Associated Press \

FREEHOLD, n j.. December "a
Laura Biggar was acquitted and Dr.
Charles c. Hendricks and Samuel Stan
ton. formerly just ce Of the reace. were
found guilty by the jury to-day in the
case aga nst the three defendants OF the
charge o. having conspired to get posses
zion Of the entire estate Of Henry NJ
Bennett, canitalst of Pittsbrrg, Pa.
The Jury, which etired at 4:3O o'clock
yesterday afternoon remained out all night
and to-day asked the court if the jury
might convict two OF the defendants ans
quit one. The court said such YER
dict would be legal. and later in the day
the verdict. as stated above. was return
ed.
Miss B'ggar laid claim to the entire es-
tate of Bennett. who died recently, leav-
ing a large 70 tune. as his vile. aid as
the heir o a child of Bennett. which she
sail was born to her after his death and
soon died. DR.. Hendricks was her ply
sician, and the proprietor of s'nita
rum in which the child was said to
have been born Stanton said he had
united Miss Biggar and Bennett in mar
rage. and a marriage certificate signed
by him played an important part in the
Gaze
The claim of Miss Bigger was conteste6
by persons who laia claim to heinc The
rigIltful heirs of Bennett, and they made
the charge Of conspiracy. Under tho
Will Mss Bisgar was bequeathed a large
part Of the estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
MAD DOG SHOT IN
ASHLAND STREETS
A Boarding House Closed or
Account Of Sickness.
Personals.
Personals.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. !,

ASHLAND. VA, Dec. 24.-Mr. and Mrs.
Iuckwilier, who came here from Wes1
Virginia last year and opened UP q
their house and turned off thirty students
who had been with them. The reason
for this step was the sickness which pre-
vailed in their household.
Miss Pattie Lcake has gone to Rich
mond to assist her sister-in-law, since
Judge leake was successfully removed
from the hospital.
who were i'll with pneumonia. are i'm
proving. The first who was taken sick
+ is now conNalesccnt, but the older boy is
still quite sick.
mis- home in Georgia after srendng sew
eral weeks by the bedside of his aunt
Mrs. DR.. Herndon. His parishioners
kindly urged upon him to remain in Viz
GINA as long as his services should be
needed.
Mayo Darlington. the little grandson
Of Mrs William Mayo is i,, quite i'll with
Hoge are in attendance.
Mr.. and Ms. Hoofnagle's little daugh-
ter, Clarke. is still very sick.
Judge John E: Mason: of the Tenth
Circuit anticipates spending the winter
in Ashland with his family.
Miss Nathalie Lancaster will return
home for the holidays.
Mr.. Bi~cS. the student who tal-e1
to his home near Franklin while suf-
feling from a strained hip, writes that
he stood the trip very vel! and hopes to
be able to return to college and resume
his studies.
Mrs. Gill and several children are quite
sick.
Mr. Meyberg's son is supposed to have
typhoid fever.
Miss Clara Cox has come home for
her Christmas holiday; Ms L Lat
a devoted band of young people. under
the chaperonage OF Mrs. a. j. ". Hob
son. are striving to complete the deco
rations for ST. James Church.
Miss Jacqueline. Ware has returned
home for the Christmas holidays.
Mr. a. Kern from Johns Hopkins will
spend his holidays in this place.
Miss Mary Wright has returned home
from Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. D. Hart has come home from
Hartland. in Louisa. 10 do her Christ
mas shopping. She left her children be-
hind.
Mr. Miller Lealse shot a mad-dog in
town this morning. He is supposed to be
the dog which has been lighting and bit
ing other dogs at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
UNIQUE CASE TO
BE INVESTIGATED
Woman Sc k.ng to Regain Con-
troll of Her Ten-Year-0.d
Nephew.
Try Associated press.l

WASHINGTON, Dec 24.-The State
Department is considering a singular
case involving the Legation of Uruguay
here in possible conflict with the United
States courts. as represented by the
Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia.
To-day Mrs. Helen J. sparhawi. the
author of the compilati ton of national
music which is now used by the United
States army and navy. called at the
State Department to seek its aid in re-
covering her ten-year-old nephew. Joseph
Preston Ames. who, according to her
story, was removed from Washington
while technically in the custody of the
District OF Columbia Supreme Court. anG
sent out of the country. The boy is on
the British steamer Soldier Prince" en-
route to Buenos Ayres, and Mrs. Spar
hawk wishes the State Department to
cause the United States consul at the
first port of call to take custody of the
boy and ship him back to the United
States.
The department will make thorough
investigation of the case with view
espec' ally to determining what part, if
any, was taken by the Legation officials
In the removal of the boy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
JRPRISE MAY
. COME IN POLITICS
;ome Startling Announcements
Anticipated During the Com
ing Month.

The coming year is undoubtedly going
10 be a great one in Virginia politics, ana
from present indications there are likely
to be some announcements OF the intcn-
tons of strong party leaders that may
shake the State with surprise from one
e1.d TO the other.
such things are being quietly talked of,
trt at this time are not in shape 10 be
given TO the public.
They will MAKE interesting reading
VIXEN they come said a strong Demo-
cratic leader the other night. For soma
tine those close to the inside have known
that something out of the ordinary was
--.tnr and announcements to the pub
a., -, be expected at any time.
Mile. the governorship for 1905 and
A. atorship to be filled al the same
,;rn.. the topics of chief interest Gen
,a,lfus A. Ayers is looming un as a
.,rocauddate for the former place. and
he ends say he Will make q fine run.
nh, lends Of all the other asrirants are
Gag active. though but little public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

cutor to Reuben Burton 66 S-12 feet on
north side Main Street, northeast cor
ner Adams, s1o,5o0.
Sol Cutc.ins. special commissioner, to
same, 43 l-3 feet on south SIDE Cary
Street between Eighth and Ninth,
$. 1855 333 35
B. R. Lfpscomb to same, 81 feet on
south side Cary Street, between Eighth
and Ninth $500.
Walter S. Laaghorn to Susan Lang
horn. Is feet on north side Federal Street,
between St John ana s. Paul, ST. etc.
D. T. Martin to John ". hinns, Is 8-l2
feet north side of Marshall Street,
so r. feet east of Thirty-third Street,
SAG 81.
Henrlco: Mrs Ann GolliclS TO Norman
J. and Callie 3. " alsh. p acres about
10 miles northwest of Richmond, near
Laurel. 500
Hampden Sidney COLLEGE to Lucy w.
and CorneIia 3. Davis, Is 81 acres about
miles north of Richmond. $3.50.
herman C. schmiSt and wife TO Mar
garet V, Era E.. Edna L., Grace Q. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

He C3b| S Greetings to the Pops
end 0,her h Oh Di5nitaries
Of The Church.
o. Associated P~es~. J

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 2i.-Cardinal
Gibbons in accordance with his annual
custom has sent letters of ee.ing APP
proprate to the season OF Chrtstn mas to
the Pope and each of the Cardinals.
numbering yer sixty. throughout tn
world. His Eninence has likewise sent
lat.er to anch of the Catholic crownrn
heads, including the Emperor OF Austria
al n I'D o.
of Portugal. the King of the Ee'sions.
the King of Saxony and the Prince Re-
gent of Bavaria
The Cardinal sends these Christmas
letters to the monarchs every var in
accordance with etiquette. he himself
is a prince of the Catholic Church. Be-
ing an American. however. the title IS
merely one OF form in his case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

CHICAGO HAS
NEW SENSATION.
V-rd:ct Reudvredin Ce.etrated
Burg cry Case.
A FoL'CE AN IN TROUBLE
He is Charged With Having Stood
Guard While a J-welry Store Was
Robbed in the Windy
City.
A FOLICE AN IN TROUBLE
. ---~~~-
tBy Associated Press.o

CHICAGO ILL, December 24.-Police-
man Patrick Mdhoney was round guilty
and Daniel CIrran. co-.efenGant. MT
guilty of burglary by a jury which re-
turned its verdict Of a locally sensati nal
case in Judge McEwn court to-day.
The burglary Of Hasemann's jeme ~
store. with which the defendants were
charged. netted the robbers $1,000, of
which 5000 was recovered by the pol ce.
James Clark and an accompl.ce were con-
victe1 and served terms in the Pc. len
tiary. Upon his release Clark told a
story to tie States attorney which re-
suited in the arrest of Curran, a saloon
Keeper and Mahoney a policeman. we
known and respected among his fellows.
Clark testified that Mahoney in full uni
form. stood guard while the jewelry store
was being looted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

i
now Of Boston, entertains gone sensa-
ticna1 views on astronomical subjects.
according to his discourse this afternoon
in NIinot Hall. His topic vas The Sun
20 Move" Brown was member OF the
famous Father Jasper co1sr e5ation. of
Richmond, and he takes much the same
views as Jasper. Crowds of people have
been attending his services to hear this
twentieth century astronomy Brown
says: They have not only measured the
distance of the SUM- they have told US that
the sun is 100000 tines bigger than tho
earth Who ever. heard more incredu-
lols statement. How could we see the
sun in the sky above US If 1t were so
louch larger than the.earth?
Il believe it is the eye of God. I have
rs much right to believe that as another
riar. has that it's a ball OF fire.
Beware. then. what you do Or what
vo, say about the sun. The earth never
moved and never Will.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
A Cold is TIE Starting Paint of One.
Half he DISEASES CT mankind,

II is through colds that most of the
Illnesses come to the human family. Our
climate Is responsible for most dieases.
The III effects of the climate first OK
presses itself through a cold, Imne-
d:atey following the cold IS a deranse-
nert OF one or more of the organs. Il
RAY be in the head. 1t may be in the
stomach. 1t may be in the pelvic or
gans. but somewhere in the body the
ccid is sure to settle.
If Peruna is used at this iuncture. all
trouble would be aveTted. but unfortu-
naIely many people do not use Pc
runa.
Some of them use some other remedy.
ana some of them use no remedy. and
tie cold is allowed to develop into in
fl'lenza. Ga grippeD. or chronic catarrh.
At this stage even of the disease. Peruna
will cure but of course it takes longer.
Used in time Peruna never fails to break
UP a cold and thus avert great deal
Of sickness.
The fact is Peruna should be in every
household.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Holiday Dinners and Catarrhal
srri'vaesi9n.

Christmas ard New Year bring their
JOYS long anticipated and heartily en-
jcyed. But the pleasure OF holidays IS
rot entirely uraunved The big dinners.
the nuts and candles. the thousand and
one Geicaciez and rich viands that tempt
the palate and scduce the appetite. are
%, well known TO need mention
Al this leads to deranced stomachs.
Catarrh of the stomach is the Irnmed'a ate
result Gastric catarri1. the doctors call
IT, One or two doses of Peruna at tho
time prevent a long siege with catarrh
nf the stomach Generally ca1ied dys-
pcpsia) What the doctors call dyspep-
silt ana the peonla call irdiTestion. is in
reality catarrh of the stomach.
Holiday ove--eat'ng is not entirely
ccrffneF TO the children. either. The OLD
folks sometimes do so. TOO. Whole FAM
lilies often suffer together Catarrh Of
the stomach. That is the correct name
for it.
Right here Perrna the friend Of rho
family comes to the rescue. No fairly
is exactly safe without Perrua. Moth
ing VIII taka the nlace. % Peruna. Insist
urcn having it and no other.
II Won do not derive rrornpt and salts
factory results from tie use Of Peruna,
write at once 70 DR.. Hartman. giving
full sta e--snt Of your case and he will
he pleased to give you hi svaiuahle adj
vice gratis
Address DR. Hartman. President o.
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus
Chic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
TURKEYS WILL Be
PRESIDENT GIFT
Each Employee Of the White
House Will Receive One
To-Day,
CBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The Presi-
dents family will all be together at the
White House to spend Christmas. They
will not have a tree. butt will exchange
presents in the morning. in the library.
They will all go to Captain Cowles' house
later to take lunch with the captain and
Mrs Cowles. In the afternoon the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt probably will
go riding. Dinner will be served in the
state dining-room in the evening.
The President Will present turkeys to
the employees in the White House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25

Colorado Republicans PIsnnirg
to Unseat a Number of
Democrats.
CIV Associated Pressl

DENVER, COLO, Dec 2..-The State
CanvassHg Board to-day AWARDED the
certificate of election as representative
in the disputed san Juan district To &.
A. Cooper Republican. Tie House will
contain 81 Republicans and 81 Democrats.
and the Senate II Republicans and a
Democrats. The Republican leaders are
planning to unseat 10 Democ.atic mem
bers-elect of the House on me ground
Of fraud. and thus securing a ma5o.ity on
joint ballot.
This step. if taken. Will probah'v re
suit in a deadlock between the House
and the Senate, which may prevent the
election of United States Senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
Most Of the HI -esses that Come
to the Human Family are the
( Direct Results Of Co DIS.
A Family Of Nine Protected from
Catarrhal DISEASES by ps.ru.na.

Mrs. Fred Bsrtz. go 1-a Ivory Avenue,
ST. Louis. Mo-. writes:
'.As long rs we have had Peruna in
tie house we have not needed doctor,
ane there are nine of US In the fH-nily.
Feruna has rendered us greater service
than five doctors and all the patent med,
it.nes I used in the six years that ! was
sick. I was SO bad that no ore thought
I would ever recover. Mrs. Fred
Eartz.
Peruna is becoming better and better
esta hlisteG every day.
It is simply foolishness on the part OF
any household TO allow themselves to be
WITTY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
MISS
SARA
McGAHAN.

AZ ISIS SARA McGAHAN. 1917 Third
1TA Street, Albany, n. Y. writes:
"a few months ago | suffered
with a severe attack of influ-
enza which nothing seemed to
relieve My hearing became
bad, my eyes became irritated
and feVerish. Nothing seemed
right, and nothing I ate tasted
good.
Il do not know what Peruna
is made Of, but | know it is a
wonderful medicine to drive
away sickness and restore you
to health. Within two weeks |
was perfectly well, and now
when any OF my friends are
sick [ advise them to take
Peruna. Sara McGahan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-25
fere : or
The Holidays.


DR.. Frank NJ. Cunningham. son of Can
tain Frank w Cunningham. who is horse
surgeon of the New York Eye and Ear
Irflrmary. Thirteenth Street and Second
Venue. New York city. will reach Rich
irond this morning to spend two or three
DAYS with his father. DR.. Cunningham
will begin the practice of his specialty-
eye and ear diseases-January LIST. asso-
c;aied with a talented specialist with a
wide practice.
Mr.. Leonard Ford. son of Mrs. Thomas
Ford. of West Main Street is home from
Nillersburg. Ky. Mr.. Ford is a cadet at
the military training school at the above
pace, and Is making rapid progress in
rs studies He will remain in the city
Until the 1st of January. when he will re-
turn to Millersburg to complete his train
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. jack LINDSAY. of Pits
burg, are in the CITY to spend the holt
GAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Burgess,
on North Ninth Street.
Messrs. H. Luther Terry. William p.
Terry and II. Lester Terry. COMPOSING
5:hc Il arm of Terry Brothers. on North
sixth Street. will leave on Christmas Day
Tor their home.