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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
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THE CUBAN CONGRESS 0. RI
THE BODY coNvENEs IN EXTRA
ORDINARY SESSION.
MANY kNoTTY PROBLEMS.
The Budget Must Be Adopted, Loan
for Payment of Old Soldiers
Floated, and the Isle of Pines
Matter Adjusted With United
States.
MANY KN0TTY PROBLEMS.

HAVANA November 10.-(Special.)-
The Cuban Congress S in session again.
This extra session is caused oy many
problems which the government mas 10
face. The recess was very short, ana
there are MANY complaints of President
Palma's action from the legislators.
During the next two months Congress
will have to pass on the budget Whlch
has been prepared by the president ana
his cabinet. Some of the appropriations
involve questions of policy, but as a "hoie
the budget will go through. Ihere Wiz
be some strenuous debates. though
Aside from this there are three great
issues which must be settled this win
Ter. They are, reciprocity with tlrc
United States, the placing OF national
loan to pay off the army and making
effective the vital clause of the Platt
amendment, which is that relating 10
naval and coaling stations
For the present reciprocity centers IN
the United States rather than in CUBA.
The national loan is near the basis on
which it may be taken up for final actlon
bv Congress After that. but Joined WITH
il in a sense is the matter of naval sta
tons. The Isle of Pines matter will also
cause legislators trouble. 1t is question
which must be settled a this session.
American settlers nave refused W SUI
nit to assessment of their real and per-
sonal property br Cuban tax agents ano
a number them have been jailed or are
in contempt of court for having declined
to fill in and make affidavit to the gov
eminent lists These colonists claim
that the Cubans have no authority to i'm
pose a tax upon them and demand the
appointment, by the government ar
washington, of a special commissioner to
administer affairs Of the Isle OF
Pines pending the ultimate eN-
change of treaties. The Cuban Con-
gress will have to dec.ue whether
it will accept the Isle in eX-
change for naval depots upon the Cuban
mainland desired by the American Gov
eminent or whether it will continue to
consider the isle already Cuban
Two American syndicates who built the
hotel at Los Pinos and operated line
of steamers, have been compelled to close
their house and take off the boats because
the Cuban authorities refused to permit
American tagged vessels to engage il1
"coastwise trade
With such knotty questions to decide II
addition to international and financia
matters, the Cuban congressman will
have to work pretty hard. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
WILL BEGIN WORK AT ONCE.
Contract for Virginia Anthracite
Coal and Railway COM
papysS Road.

RADFORD. VA. November 10.-(Spe-
cial)-Ingles & Simpson, civil engineers
and railroad contractors. of Radford. nave
secured the contract for the location OF
the Virginia Anthracite Coal and Railway
Conpany's road from Christiansburg de-
Dot. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
way 10 Blacksburg. passing directly
through the anthracite coal companys
valuable mines in Prices mountain. Inc
grading will be begun at once and the
read pushed to completion with the ut
most dispatch. Two hundred laborers
are wanted at good prices.
This road will pass through region
rich alike in agricultural and mineral
wealth. and will aid materially the growth
and upbuilding of BlacksburS.
The suit of BoNley & Gibson vs.. Head
lev & Christie. which began in the Circuit
Court Thursday. closed Saturday morn
ing. a verdict Of $3.50 being found Tor
the plaintiff. The jury was hung several
hours before a compromise was finally
effected.
The Current Events Club was entertain
ed Thursday by Mrs n. B. Fuqua. The
Afternoon Idlers met Saturday with MISS
es Eta and Pearl Resented.
A dancing school was opened FRIDAY
night at the Adams building by Misses
Cary Preston and Minnie Howe.
Captain j. G.. Osborne. the engineer IN
charge of the construction OIL tie MAI i
on and Rye Valley railroad, spent Sun
day at home.
Mr. Wade Taylor, postmaster OF TINS
place. is visiting his son, Mr.. Robert ray
Tor. in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs and Mrs. ". H Garking ana emil
t1rar returned last week from an extended
visit to Toronto. Canada. While absent.
Mrs. Garking attended the launching OF
an ironclad merchantmen owned by her
father. ~ 49,,
Or. Bentley Martin, of Snowvlile, mas
sold his home TO DR.. S. Z. Akers, Oh
Willis. Floyd county. DR.. Martins mousse
hold and personal property was sold sat
urday, and Dr. Akers will move his tam
ilv to Snowvile this week. Dr. Marun'
who is a native Of Pulaski coun-
", has practiced in SnowViiie ana
the surrounding country for twenty-slN
years Few physicians have been more
kind and faithful. He has always haa
an extensive practice, and will be much
missed. DR.. and Mrs. Martin will VISIT
Washington and Baltimore this winter
and later. will purchase Il farm some
where in southwest Virginia
Mrs. Ella Donnelly, Of montgomery
county. will shortly sell her fa1m ana
move to Pittsburg Pa.
Captain William Ingles spent Sunday al
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
NEGRO CAN FURNISH
THE NEEDED CUTICLE
co1ored Roy Injured by IL Train in
Charlotte Had to Have HIS
LIE: Amputated.

KEYSVILLE, VA, November 1o.-tSpe-
cial.>-Lennie Hicks, negro boy. 20 years
OF age, fell5afrom a moving cattle car
before dayAyesterday morning, while
attempting to beat his way home. He
had been put off the train, at brakes
Branch. and was attempting to climb Oil
again lust as the cars started cut, Wei
he fell. The train crushed his right leg
above the ankle, and broke several bones
of the left foot. The boy was brought u
Keysyille on the train. Doctors +. }
Gregory and ]. T. Morton amputated the
leg below the knee and the patient is now
doing well. They hope to save the in
iured foot The boys home is in OXFORD,
n. G. His people have been communl-
Gated with, but they are very poor ana
not able to render assistance. The boy
had had nothing to eat for twenty-four
hours which proved an advantage in t-.e
operation.
The much desired cuticle can now be
obtained to supply the. want OF the burnt
child at the Virginia Hospital. if the pig
skim has not been already grated on its
back. "'Tis an ill wind that blows no
body good.
A thief broke into the store of H. Fried
man, early Wednesday morning and stole
a cloak and suit of clothing. No clue to
the thief has yet been discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
DR.. POWERS LECTURE.
Last Night at Third
Christian Church.

DR.. F. D. Power. of Washington d
C.. delighted an audience OF about three three
iast nipht on "Blockheads." The lee
t taTe l nS just one hour and forty min;
utes. and just that long the speaker heia
his auditors as though they were IN a
trance The production rs a wonder, ~
is marvellous, and has to be listened TO
TO be appreciated. It abounds s , IN re
inarkable sayings, full of wit and hunor,
and sound and sensible advice reason
iIlGs. -o,,,-
thing extraordinary, and they Went nome nom,
not only satisfied. but delighted ".
power Will never speak TO an empty
bench on Church Hill again, he is d
great man.. and his ability is known ana t,,a
appreciated as wide and IS long as are me
United States. He will, remain IN tne
city during the week, and will MAKE iWo
or three addresses before the Nirsinla
Christian Missionary Society, when coh-
,anes in annual convention at Seventh
street Christian church this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
AFFAIRS IN RALEIGH.
License Tax on Lightning Rods-Co
ton Notes-Personnl Notes.

ton NOtcS-PerSOnu1 Notes.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 10.-(Spe
cia1)-Senator Simmons left to-day for
Newbern and Beaufort, to be absent a
week. on private business and for rest.
The Supreme Court will tomorrow take
up the appeals from the Twelfth Dis
trict
The State authorizes the Roanoke Rap
ids Power Company to reduce the value
of its shares to $40 each.
State Treasurer Lacy is Informed that
certain persons WIG are putting ~ light
ming rs.lsSrc hich,aye shipped here from 9TH
tr Siat are claiming that Trey are not
liable to license tax. He says that they
are liable, and that the tax is imposed
upon their business or profession Of put
ting up such rods, no matter how they
obtain. the rods or whence the latter
come.
Secretary r. X. Bruner, Of the State
Agricultural Department. is quite sick at
his home here. His attack began Satur-
day night.
The Walls of the Pullam Memorial
Hall at the Agricultural and Mechanical
College, have reached the third story. By
the end OF the year it will be ready tor
occupancy.
Cotton picking is yet in progress. some
fields are clean picked, while Others
of abor or too large crop, yet contain
considerable cotton. Saturdays nigh Wind
blew out a good deal Of this.
Both of the sick children OF Governor
Aycock were better to-day.
The State Board of Examiners OF PUB
lie Institutions was at work to-day at
the penitentiary, the last OF the three IN
stitutions it has to examine. 1t VIII
make its report to the Governor at the
end of this week.
The State Board of Health is advised OF
the presence of many cases OF smallpox
at Charlotte and vicinity, and OF hve
deaths from that disease in week Com
pulsory vaccination is being enforced rig
idly. =,
Tha First Presbyterian church here will
very probably invite Rev. DR.. Cave OF
Paducah, Ky, to be its pastor lie
preached two sermons. before the congre-
CATION and made a fine impression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.
Figures from Reports Made mt the
Monthly Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Baptist Sunday School Association OF
Richmond and Manchester was held a.
the new Paramount Baptist church
formerly Towards Grove last Sunday
afternoon. Vice-President B. F. Johnscif
presided The attendance was good anC.
liam E. Hatcher made splendid address
and spoke many words Of encouragement
to the teachers in the schools represent
ed. which made deep impression. Mr..
R. A. Gary, chairman Of the committee
to select a catechsm TO be used in the
Baptist Sunday schools. submitted re
manuscript edited by D. Nj. Jetfries, OF
Knoxville, Tenn, for general use. and
that the committee be empowered to
negotiate with the Sunday-School ano
Bible Board of the Southern Baptist Con
vention for the publication of the same
The recommendation Of the committee
were adopted.
The following schools reported for Oc-
a aa1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

sistant pastor of ST PauIs Catholic
church. Portsmouth. died suddenly to-day
at the parochial residence in High street
lie was out yesterday and said mass. but
was very feeble at the time. He was well
known in Richmond Catholic circles.
and had been in Portsmouth a long time
Father l1anley was Tor many years q
priest at the Cathedral in Richmond. and
nearly all the Catholic clergy in the capt.
tai city viii attend the funeral IN Forts
Judge l. L. Lewis, Of Richmond. is not
according to General Edgar Allan, the
incumbent an applicant 1of me dlstrlct
Charles Whitehurst. negro barkeeper,
shot and killed William Foreman, also
coored, last night. because Of qua I,al
arrested. He claims self-defence.
The African Methodist Episcopal l Son Con
ference OF Virginia and N 5er Cd nehna
Walker will preside. One hundred, dele
gates, Representing, nearly 1900 commu-
'''l' WILLIE CoLEMAN's DEATH.
Willie Coleman (colored), who was shot
last night by Charles Whitehurst, died at
ST. Vlncents hospital this morning
Whtehurst alleges self-defense. Cole
man. in his dying ante-mortem, charged
generalization.
Rev. Dr. r. D. Smart late Of the Mis-
souri, Methodist Episcopal Conference,
who has been transferred to the Virginia
Conference, and is coming 10 EpWortn
church, Norfolk. next year, will not at
tend the annual session Of conference IN
Richmond, beginning this week. No
reason is given other than Mi. Smart
has no special interest in this session OF
the conference He will preach his first
sermon as pastor of Epworth church
Nov. 30 DR.. Smart is now visiting in
Charleston, S. c., with Mrs. Smart and
three youngest children.
The debt on Epworth church has been
wiped out by the present pastor, the Rev;
r. II. Bennett, who some say should
The last 5000 was subscribed yesterday:
The Rev. Mr. Bennett will get very good
conference appointment this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

THE MANN. CAV CO.. OF NEW
York Turf Correspondents and Race Horse
owners capital s50000. whose successful
daily forecast of winners on the horse
aces has formed the turf sensation of
1901 and 1902 invite the speculative publ"
an investiga tio,. OF their plan for max
ing money during tie coming race meet
-ng at New Orleans, commencing Novem-
her 9th The Maxim & Gay Co. has been
before the public two Years. 1t mum
sers among its stockholders and patrons
{. per cent, of the country's noted horse
-nen including men far famed in Wall
Street and in industrial fields as well as
on the turf. A systematic play OF the
horses ut New Orleans this fan and win-
ter is planned on the same basis as n1sde
here with such stupendous success last
s.-ear# under the compnny's auspices. a
-!efd inquiry into the Maxim & Gay ms
!. hods will reveal an exceptional oppor-
unity for money ma King: For full par
#ticulars address MAXIM & GAYsCO.. 100
ISL Stewart Building $50 Broadway, New
York city. no 11-Tu, The Sust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Important Notice.

Richmond bankers and ba mixers visiting
Richmond will do us a special favor by
calling to see the only Modern SolId-Door.
Bankers Steel Safe ever in Richmond.
No holes through door for spindles to
combination locks and T handle to throw
bolts. Door locked with triple timer:
bolts worked with automatic. a three
and one-half inch reserved chest: bank
ars' combination lock. subject to five mill
lion changes-raid chest above this; door
secured by combination lock.
Our expert Will take pleasure in show
ing this safe, whether you wish to pur-
chase or not.
r. L. BARNES SAFE AND LOCK COM
PANY, 1881 east Main street. Richmond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Removal Sale.

There has never been seen here such
. sale of fine goods as is now going on
IT This store. 81 Mems Wool Shirt and
Drawers now 10; the sl.25 kind, 81; the
s. and $3.50 kind. s150. We have espe-
ciallv a large lot OF extra sizes at special
prices.
For first class tailoring there never
were such prices as we are making.
Goods must be sold.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
9O7 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
WEST END FURNACE co.
New Misunderstanding Concern Char
+orad Yesterday In Roanoke.

u
tered Yesterday In Roanoke.
ROANOKE. VA, November 10.-(Spe-
cial1-Judse John w. Woods to-day
granted charter to the West-End Fur
mace Company, the capital stock being a
half million dollars
The object of the company is to manu-
facture iron. steel. and other metals. The
directors are: Thomas D. Richardson, of
Philadelphia; ]. Frederick Lever, Ian
caster. Pa; Donald Mcleod, Rutledge,
Pa, Charles c. Norris, and Ralph G..
Stewart, Philadelphia.
The principal offices are to be in Roa-
noke. and the officers are: President,
Henry T. Deckhert, Philadelphia; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Donald Mcleod; Rut-
ledge. Pa.
Roy Hoover. aged 10 years. died last
night at the home Of his mother, Mrs. L.
"A. Hoover, from typhoid fever. He was
"a well-known and az most exemplary
young ma n. 5:S S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
A LETTER FROM JEFFERSON.
Mr.. Louis D. Harper, of This City, is
the Owner.

VI LOUIS II. hNtpSAS VI AAAo 49, = ~
the Owner.
Mr.. Louis D. Harper. of this city. has
in his possession the original manuscript
of the following letter from Thomas JEFF
ferson to the American Philosophical So
ciety. rendering his resignation as presl-
dent of the society:
Washington, November 80. 1905.
The Vice-Presidents of the American
Philosophical Socity:
Centlemen,-Bng to remove within
few months from my present residence
to one still more distant from the scar
of the meetings Of the American Philo
sophical Society. I feel it duty
no longer to obstruct its service by keep
ing from its chair members whose posi-
ton as we'll as qualifications may ena-
BILE them to discharge it's duties with so
much more effect. Begging leave, there
FORE to withdraw from the presidency of
the society, at the close of the present
term, avail myself of the occasion CRATE
fully to return my thanks to the society
sor the repeated proofs they have been
pleased to give of their favor and con-
filence in me- and to assure them. in
retiring from the honorable station in
which they have been pleased so long to
continue me, that | carry with me all the
sentiments of an affectionate member and
faithful servant of the society.
Asking the favor of you to make this
:ommunica ton to the society, I beg leave
to tender each of you personally the
assurances Of my great esteem and re-
spect.
TIL JEFFERSON.
The secretary of the society writes to
Mr. Harper that on referring to- the min
utes of the society of December 16. 1908,
hi, found that the above letter was rec
commended to be inserted in the minutes,
but the society declined to act upon it,
The letter. not having b4en filed. it is
probably that it was returned to Mr.. JEFF
ferson with the society refusal to act
upOr his resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
SONGS HE WILL SING.

Campun.ri,s Programme Will Inter
est Public ms Wen ns Music Lovers.
The programme which Signor campa mar
will sing here tomorrow night IS a s s..u
of programme arrangement IL IS iu I
of surprises. and it is safe to say that
il will meet with the substantial ap-.
prevail. not only of the musical pubic ~ ,:..
i,utS Of the .public generally. The song re-
ei,al tomorrow night Will be a. most IN
ttresting event. 1t will pract1caily bs
ths only great musical event Of the year
outside OF the music festival OF the s.y CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
WINTER TOURIST RATES
Via The Atlantic-Const Line n. r

Via The Atlantic-Const Line Fl. r.
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
To all Southern winter resorts via the At
lantic-Coast Line. This line is the short
est quickest, and most elegantly equipped
between the North and South. 1t offers
10 health and pleasure seekers service
eoualled by none. You make no changes
to Florida resorts.
For full particulars apply to any agent
of the company, or
c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
s3S east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
GRAYCE SCOTT RETURNS.
popular Actress Joins the GiHcn co
and VIII BE Seen in the Future.

and VIII De Seen in the Future.
Miss Grayce Scott has joined the elk
fen Company. She will be seen III ali the
productions to be made from now on ana
will appear in many prominent roles.
The announcement made yesterday was
received with peculiar delight, for MISS
Scott is probably the most popular actress
Known to Richmond theatre-soers. 1here
has been a general demand Tor her ever
since the season began. but the SUDDEN
ness of her appearance came Win INC
shock of "a joyous surprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Sales Tomorrow:

Sales tomorrow:
J. Thompson Brown &; Co. will sell the
following property: Lot on West, near
Seventeenth street. at $3.50.
Lot on east side Garland avenue at 4:30
Two dwellings and large lot, 10 and ii
Short street by Real Estate Trust Com
many at 4:15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
REMEMBER.

The Great New York Horse SHOW,
November 18th to N22nd.
The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany's ninth annual personally conducted
excursion to New York, account the
Horse show, leaves Richmond Saturday,
November 18th. AS New York is crowded
during Horse Show week, early applica-
tion should be made to secure good steam
or and hotel reservations.
JOHN F. MAYER, Agent
1912 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
Sales to-day:

Sales lO-udy.
Beginning to-day and continuing I'M
til sold 16OO acres near The Plains" Eau
quier county, on the Southern railway,
to be divided to suit purchasers, by Will
liam Beverly.
Lot in Manchester, south side Hull, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. by Au-
justine Royal & Co., at noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

Pollard & Bagby sold two-acre farm
with dwelling, on the Creighton road. Mel
Their the purchaser nor price was named.
The two frame dwellings in the alley be-
tween Leigh, NJ, and Thirteenth streets.
did not sell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

nesday Club. It is somewhat remarkable
in that it is the first time that an artist
Of the prominence of Campanari has
appeared here at popular prices. The
programme is in three parts, as follows:
PART 1ST.
Obstnatlon ......... ......'.....1 ontaneiles
JeuX-DleuS ............ ......e.... .MdSSauel
Embarguex vOuS GODDARD
PART I'd.
COntemplaZ1Onc .Seppllll
The Night Has a Thousand Eyes.
Lambert
My Heart and I ...................K orbay
Die Minnacht ......................B rahmas
Anathema ............ ..........Alex Fulitz
PART Sd.
Voce Ira Campi ...................:.. Leva
Serenade ............ .............. Seppeli
Alba d'Amore .......................K ronitZ
LaSciali dir ........................Qu aranta
Bandiera ............... ............... Rotoli
lnN1lO ! OSS!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
schools reported for DC.
Officers

MISSION go. '.:-.:::.o, 20 ,,.,reio,s
Second church 2, First church S, East
End S. Clopton-Street %. Oak Grove 10,
Paramount T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Edward S. Rose, real estate agent, sold
yesterday for the Granite Building Com
pany two-story frame dwelling at Ais
west Baker street to Anna E. Peyton, OF
New York, for 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
Va, November 13th-S3.5O
Round Trip, Via Norfolk and West
ern Railway.

Tickets on sale November 18th, 18th, and
.l4th. good for return passage until No
vember 10Th. Trains leave Richmond 9
A. NJ. and p NJ, daily, arriving Nor
folk in two hours and twenty minutes.
This is the quickest route. and the only
one without change. Additional train
leaves Richmond .7:25 p. NJ. Tickets sold
at 83s and .9Os east Main street. and Byrd
street ClTnion) Station s..
c. IA. 5BosLEl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
l NORFOLK SHOOTING
CAPTAIN w1NGr1ELD $. Too1<En

WOUNDED BY j. NJ. caHooN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

2. "a. BOSLEY,.
District Passenger Agent:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

The Chamber Of Commerce. of this CITY.
,n-dsy endorsed Congressman Smali =
scheme for an inland waterway rom pa -
N''' R sF%>-' FATHER HANLEY DEAD
TIC ny, Father William b. HanieE. as
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-09-19
letter From Germany.

! I'M Phi'ippi Of Pie,z recently re-
r~":,,> c.ived lie following letter
fr',",hi. hall l,rother, joint S-lr,
~hu i, ~tll Known here: -. %1sssa.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-09-19
A japanese Pierpont Moraan.

The richest man in japan. Baron
Elichi Shibusaws, IL at present in this
country studying our industrial meth.
DDS. He is president OF the largest
banking houses OF his country; he is in
teBested il" five railroads. a director OF
stock companies capitalized to
100000, 600 yen, president Of the larg-
est steamship line, and owner Of a ship
yard. besides hundreds Of smaller u
Germs. He and Rierpont Morgan, to
handle their vast business with the
greatest ease, need golden grain belt
beer to rest their nerves and build up
their health. IT is delicious tonic and
nerve food. Keep it on hand and use it
regularly. Order OF your dealer or be
supplied by Joseph NJ. Ledoux, Little
Falls.