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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-03

FOR SAlE:-
Building lot on Judd St., command.
ing extensive view of the sea, the
WaIanae Mts., and OF Nuuanu Val.
ley. Area 1-2 acres.
This lot is on a high blum; the
view can never be shut or on any
side. Only minutes from Rapid
Transit.
100000, EASY TERMS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-12-03

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock in the convent meeting room.
Every member is requested to be pres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Carton, |'e1al ,:l,,|,.',' ]. ].
nlnlllInnAn0aIc AlAnAoO0Ao

visiting MI. and Mrs. George H. Ware.
!. Mr.. John Swartwout.9 Of the University
college, Charlottesville. Is on visit to
* Mrs. rs r. ~. Taylor and son have left
for Oxford, N. c.. to- spend a few days
= Mr.. Milton Croxton has returned from from
4 Mrs. Wright. near the Seminary. has
left or8West Virginia.
Mrs, Throckmorton. who has been WIS,
iting friends in Alexandria, has e-arneo
. i Mrs. T. Noble has returned TO- I, her
home, near the Seminary. a y r. a. q VISIT :
4 Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, who has been
quito sick Is able to be out: s8lsg5 ..,.
Mrs, Parsons still continues quite
s'S The game o. baseball at Forest Hi II,
H f. Imperiais and the Monroes Of
Manchester was won ny the lmp 'e'' tlls
"a batteries: Imperials White. ann WI 1aas
Monroes, Reese, Wrays and 5'ugh Base 'a-
hits 6imperiais, IS: Monroes. 3. ch,,.
,en NEE i Write to 1. A. Boone. captain,
Miss Ernana Veitch, who has been quite
sick. is able to be out. y. .,.,. III
Mrs Gebrge p. Carter IS quite s &c
Ii Mias CndS! g Z Chiles Is quite SICK. I,
s Miss Dolly j ones, who has peer. WISH,
ing friends in Lonsdal. has returned OF ,''l''
hgMm rs calvin satterfield and son. Fred q
aricL have left for Albemarle, 70 WISH
her mother, Mrs. r. L lRaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Chestnut: 81 \ 3 \ |, a It'll and
.j'f1zg,Alan,,4 AK

t5.st'@t'~'t..t''7"t''t"t'
Misses Pearl and .sadie orby, who
have been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
William Henderson Holiday have re-
turned to their home. near Forest Hlll
Park. Us Nh
gressiye Carrom Club in a most cha r1n-
Ing manner on Friday evening last. The
evening was spent In playing carroms.
nfts Which music added their
all the seasonable dellcacies was served
In, the d!ning-room which was beautl-
fully decorated lnacut flowers Among
Clara b. Wilkins. AnnieS Bray. Elizabe tn
Scott, OF West Grace Street, Richmond !;
Mabel Herrdon !, Beard &c, anh CARRIE q r. ?.
Gresham resi- EoSis Gillespie shafsr. William
n. Redford AID Thomas Todd.
Mr.. Philip Carlton, who has been quite
'Sf Is n w bes4ty msrey given
eyen !fn i1o Of Nay @th, for the benefit
Miss Mailer. Burnett. q Richmond, VII
selections BY Miss Effie Cofer and Cap
tain F JahR GardneF ha norfolk has
sGatheyright. on the Meadow Brid ge Road.
SVs besn p seadhs q feM
days with her parents. here. 4,
3-5 Mrs. Charles W. ..S Waugh han. n who has
4 been quite sick. Is improving slowly;
@ Miss Gladys Mcdowell. Of, East RICH
Lambert, OF Fifth Avenue.
10 Preaching tonight at Mizpah Presby-
5terian Church at 8 O. clock
and Mr' w will =; street Street, returned home on
Sunday. morning, after an extended trip
to New York and other Northern cities.
He will soon go out on the road again,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
DR.. Shops
Rheumatic Cure 8 II [
&, t-nsfa Nnfhtna TIT Pals.

aGsaHma nYafs' p Neleems i sIs olef
am d specialist In I7heuma tisr', a 4 I
pSysloans. d thihk. yor is Xssrs mad, made
fsssatss \. hdox s rene
asrinan whiaSR un With ny previous dlscov.
cries. gives mo q certain cure f, !, u ,o,,,t.
dg mean shet sa tuf oupe ths s
ever have dshs folly 61,; go t, nnIsh
554r know this 80 we'll that VII iur IN =
my remedy on Trial. Simply write j ., ms = - Z
postal tor ny book a.
fo r s,x k Bottles Il De- shoops IsheumatlIss
It succeeds, the cost Il only $3.50. Il \ !
falls. will pay the drugE!st |, y''t elt-ahu
mean that exactly Il you, say y the !. re- ,.
suits are not what I claim, don expect
"a penny from you. i u if3 4. z, !.
5I have no samples. Any n,ers sample
that can Affect chronic Rheumatlsm mu =
b drEged e the e ta as
them. You must get che disease out OF 'l5 the
\ NY remedy does that even In the most q,
difficult obstinate cases II has cured Ina
my experlence-in all my 2. o0o testsM;lI
never found another 5remedy that would
cure one chronic case In ten. y3 l.9 z
y Write me and T. will send YOU the or s.
der. Try my remedy for q month. as y
cant harm you anyway. II IT fa,ls II w y
Address Dr.. shoop, BOZ 2sss Racine.
,% Mild cases. not chronic. are often cured
by ono or two bottles At AL drugslsts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
NOT a CANDIDATE
Senator Donahoe Decides Not to Stand iE''
f135l Election.

Senator Donahoe Decides Not TO Stano
for Re Election,
III senator r.. r. Donahoe, Of Alexandria !t
viii not be- candidate for re-eleotlon'
This Information Is given authorlta-
lively In a signed statement Just issued
nv ~ M, Donahoe. Here is his statement
s,i,,,no his reason for this determinations
r. The Editor OF The Tlmes-Dlspatch'
slr.-An article appeared in your issue
~ vasterday under tho caption Of "The
statnsl of the Senate In which refer
ence was made to the Senators whose
tnrn,s are about to expire. IT is stated
IN one paragraph that !, along with
others. whose names are mentioned. VIII
ha a candidate for reelection and ~
another that Senator Donohoe's re-
nomination is practically assured"
While It Is true that 7 have received
voluntary assurances of support from all
lparts 81 my district, and. doubtless
would have no opposition should desire
To return, / wish to say tina after the most
mature consideration. have decided to
decline reelection ] could not serve
another term without serious detriment
to my private interests, The number OF
sessions held during the past term have
so far exceeded what anticipated at the
beginning, and have made such q de-
r,iand upon my time, that cannot afford
to mako further sacrifices In that re-
spect, and shall not therefore, be a
candidate for reelection,
Very truly etc.
(signed) 3. r. nONAFrOE, (
ll4 April 81, 1905. KIP 49, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Tapped
IA Times
Edwin ". Joys Test Case Of
Bright's Disease.

UTHEN THE SAN TRANC1sCO BUSINESS
men who incorporated the Jno, J, fulton
%, we're putting the Fulton Compounds to
practical tests In cases OF Br!ght's Dlscsse and
diabetes, Edwin W. Joy, the SKearny street
druggist, stopped ono Of the Investigators and
B Said he had friend who had an advanced case
X BHght's Qseaso and was beyond human aid
large o ~ hospitsls. had been tapped nearly .
ioEsn times and wAs 20 weak that Bis osse Wsa
ookod upon ~ 30 hopeless that his recovery
.sss ,ss sna Joy
bend the patients brother down. 10 came enc
ne gave him t o treatment. Joy started Tor .
ssSns and n As s9f H sna SRsS sa
We Va now s' ss.p ten months JOY hos returned;
His friend 10 not only still living, but instead
y, a. hss not 6sea tapped ior over SIS months,
pnd tpsteAd OF icing confined tr , hospital he is
living Rt homo and Ia now down on the street
si os.
fssssssssa ps;s{s; win aaa him Il i, store;
|siIs. Tho etitor Of tie Overland Monthly IN,
festigsted the above caso and oerttaed 70 tts
lnstrs correctness, a, \
Medical works agree that Hrishts Disease
md Diabetes are incura BILE, but 81 per eenI are
X Positively recovering under the Fulton Conn
sgns ga as.a.s
's sna iSls % 81 . tss.
sts JobPP co
iilsa hsilalas street, $50 Sssa
es;ssns 9 Minor Drus 90, pI,tIbytsss,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
HOTEL MiRNHTo ORGANIZE.

u u u y n a
An Association to Be Formed at M s'N1l>
physT thursday Might.
Tho hotel mon OF the state W'll ,ne I,
4 4 nT,r,,hv's Hotel on April 9oth at r,
'nS tn form an associau ton. This step Is
taken AK in response to a call sent out some
dnys ago BY Messrs, James A. Frazier,
~ the Rockbr!dge Alum; j. II, Callahan,
Of GLADYS Inn; IL B. Wood. OF the Hotel
Allegheny, at Goshen, which met WIN Win
universal favor
The organization Is designed for tho
purpose OF protection against what the
managers may consider unjust leglsla-
ton and as q protection against lrIespon-
sible help and cut-rato charges, A SINH
lar organization exists In West Virginia,
and one ~ about to be formed in North
CAROLINA
fhe meeting promises to be largely at
tended. s6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

Richmond: S Charlotte cheskya to George
P. a Lumsden. 81 feet on north see ot o.
Hanover Street. 4e feet east cas- OF MEADOW
wi William B. Mc1l walne. special commits
Ysioner, to James G. Deaton,s executors,
20 Ii EST e eora aep's s,ss
E1 IS staxR ss iss feet Z on north side Of Main
Street between Thirty1thlr'd ana Inls.y-
CHARLES g. Taylor and wife to n: u a 4.
Hooper, 30 feet on south size q M!nu ne
Street 800 feet east Eanaol29n lien
Msneo; g D9 Tairfeid school psticts
trustees. co feet on west side Of Stewart
Street, northwest corner OF Att!epaBte'
John Bear to !, Mary Fo,, Wls Iord Henry q
acres on White oaB, savanna and a one horse ,M
ut Fai iM;uf1 Land Company to- e.. A.
60 feet On f eaat g nortS q Of VI
Boss t. sGa1
npGas northeast sufi it Of the Central Road,
William Mason and wife =, to R ~ M
Street between Randolph and Washing l1lE
I and J, Mathews lathe s,as to y GgGa ar-
VIE atan Street 20 s-12 feet west Of Me-
iiS ,5 an %ln Wss b'e 5sha
and y; iass E1u cres about twelve miles
North ln Of Richmond. and one mile nor tn
west OF Glen Allen, sou. y. Us J. ssi n. !.
Waddil acres ol or fhr to c hop
3 pna1 in Name Of Fl. NJ. Harris for taxes.
RI Hs same to ' same acres adjoining lends q
Of Oscar Gibbs an t otnsrs, n name =
Jegs'ie h sh1pp and Mitchell te
1osah Taylor. s4 acres ABOUT "a e
sos nniIa from Richmond on the CraltS-
ton Road, $46O. III y NJ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Tal;,m,o Tiers

Zenia, only child OF Mrs. Alice Smith
Monday oM at the '1 resident Of her grand ID.
parents, No, 1916 Twenty-second Street,
OF pneumonia. in the fifth year Of her
Tho funeral viii BIO from Fairnount
CONDUCTED BY Rev, q, q, Cox.
Amy Viola, youngest child OF Mr. and
Mrs, YIN. Thorpe, died Sunday afternoon
at 4;sO O'Clock at the residence Of her pa
rents. No, 200 Paramount Avenuei aged
r FUNERAL to-day at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
MI Nj While M!ller's little daughter,
Grace. Is quite sick s;,a at the nome o. her
1ssi 'Twent y-second Street, Is very sick,
James Trnest Perkins was arrested
Sunday by J, W, Ralney, cA MARC =. WIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
ITALIAN COUNTRY CLUB

Complete Reorganization and Election
of officers,
At the reorganization Of the Italian
Country Club on Sunday. at the club
house. the following officers were chosen;
president. Chasle Traferi; vice-presldent,
Tony Marchetti; secretary, r. Marlanelli,
Yice-seorotary, L: corrierl; treasurer, A.
motif, A. Puoclnelll, Louis Marchettl, ID,
Iebo,ilo and A. Casci, Trustees; Chasie
Trafieri, j. Bertocoi and p, CARROLL
4 The CLUB was reorganised under
new laWv governing lubs. RE-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH. BITTERS

IS entitled to the highest praise as a
family medicine If you Judge IT by its
merit and record Of cures during the
mast fifty years, No other remedy can
take its place, because II is the best that
science can produce as cure for belch-
5ing, Heartburn, Indigestion, Blllousness,
Dyspepsia, Insomnia and Nervousness,
IT Is also an excellent tonic and blood
purifier. Don't fail to try It. II has
never been known to fail. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

while to spend your life In treasure-seek-
ing. TO win tho cmoluments OF the
world. It's crowns. It's diadems, Is not
worth The WHILE Nothing Is worth tho
while unless you servo God in HIS king
dom. Lay not up your riches whore
moth and rust doth corrupt and thieves
break through and steal" NJ n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

being drunk a% sqrHpE ar, sna sPa ,1s
Few. 10. Babcock let, yesterday Tor
Appomattox county TO Visit his father father.
n MI. u G. Martin Is quite sick with
pneumonia at his home on Twenty-sccond
THtreet, n Fairfield.
~ i1hm ThlIs s ao g. hfnr'SS HGn
Thorpe Jr., on tho Avenue
Mrs Tarry an Nd. Mrs; Robertson ng = Of
mqthSr and ss h .. III
home, on TWEEN ty-tirst Street 752s. ~
&, MIRA. "A, Drakes who has been quite
sick at his home on 4Twenty-fourth Street,
g'' Mrs. Mott, OF N o. 2la Paramount Avs
nue, ID reported to be IN critical con
Sdition. Al hope OF her recovery has Dee 't'
The friends Of Mrs. William chenault,t
greet to hear Of her serious Illness. =.
u Mrs. DIxson mother Of Charles ? q Dix
week, who was taken suddenly III Saturday
and who was thought to be dying. ts
Captain Elliton. who has been con fined (,
to his home for the past ten days by
sickness, has returned to work. 4. ~ 81
T Town Sergeant j. W. Rainey Is busy
fixing the streets, some OF which are IN
dangerous condittlon' mace mace 30 ~ t ~
Little Madge Dixson is considered q out
of danger. 4, Z, u. !. 49, z, g
lima, is visiting his nephew, J ohm Aston.
i In Fairfield. gfi \. &, y, = V. Z.
MRS. Pearl Minson Of 1v g street ct
viii live on Church Hill Avenue. +;
Miss Clara Bristow, OF Mathews coun1 2.
ty. who has been visiting her "a th e I, rs
MI NJ, III s. Coates, OF Hanover, Is with
Y his dau9hter,l Mrs.sv. ". Pavey. at NO.
isio Twenty first street; w. -
Fr,rnolT = nad near C;inter's s, last week.
n Miss saiiie Terrell Of Hanover, is y US 2,
iting Mrs. Ford Twentyt b7dr street are
,nmvalescine fromta attack Of measles.
MrsssWiiiiam Arnold, Of No. 112o Tween =
ty-forth Street who has bee. been sick since
MI, Monte Nichie, who lived at the
corner Of Twenty-sectond and T Streets
has moved his family to GordonsV Vile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
DEATH FROr1 "A FALL
Andrew Venable Met Death Suddenly
Me- FL ffar a Snrea $.{ Stai

III 3 NIer q 0pTee'
Andrew venable. the negro musician,
whose body was found In the rear Of
the Corn Exchange, early Sunday morn
ing, with his skull crushed and his
thumb broken came to HIS death. IT Is
thought by the coroner, through q fall,
A post mortem was held. and the body
turned oyer to his wife, He had becn
drinking, and was Last seen about y
O'Clock Saturday night on Broad Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
7c,Ihurch HllIIW. q, A. Z

The Church Hill Branch Of the We
men's Christian Association will meet at
II o. cllsck this morning at No. 2do6 East
FRANKLIN Street &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
opD-FEL.L oWs.

Account dedication OF odd Fellows
Hama nj Ivnchburg Va, May 18th,
s,,acial fast train Will he run via Norfolk
ana Western Ry.. leaving Norfolk Sunday,
NAV 10th. il A. NJ, stopping MT Suffolk
and Petersburg. Returning leave Lynch
burg II p, M, May 18th. Round trip from
Petersburg $3.50. Passengers leaving Rich'
8mond at 1920 p. NJ. Sunday, May 10th.
VIII connect with special train at Peters
burg, ,,e,,,,, - \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
PropertY.T

Richmond: Charlotte Chesky to George
P. 5% Lumsden. 81 feet on north sLne zoe ., o.
Hanover Street 46 feet east Of Meadow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

*o9 IVY, !, q Eannerts 4 trustees to John
1, MarY and Anndrew Bolick, Jos acres
about seven miles from RlchmonTyd !, "a
! iittla northeast OF the Central fto e'Au'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

s'i i,ySSH; .T5at Rear to Mary Dllen. Henry,
Frederick Rose and Polly Jordan, 20
acres Hon white Oak Swamp. about two
mil esg from Seven Pines, and one morse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

A Fairmount Land Company t., g e. a. =,
ty-second Street, 81 feet north OF -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

William Mason Hnd s, Tlfe = e p ~ ~
Etraef Be tween Randolph and Washing
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18

inees.
1.-THE effort { one ,nan in undertak-
ing to dictate and control the policy
Cf the Democra ic party while he &C.
cupied the position OF President. and
which resulted in DENYING to him even
the peer consolation Of perfunctory
Endorsement CT his administration is
lessen which no msn even aspir-
jNg CT leader win soor forget.
1t nay be inappropriate, however,
ask if these who are so ready to be-
GIVE that Mr.. BRAN will be a bolter
n the event they obtain cCntrCl OF the
D7rty organization next year. will
thcmselyse belt as tner did in 1896
and 1900 CT viii they loyalty abide the
oction CT that convention and support
It's platform and nominee?
The absolute failure Of the Repub-
lean party to legislate IN the Con-
.gress Just closed upon the issues be-
fcrc TIE country, and the disgust Of
the people with their strenuous Pre-
sident," make the election Of Demo
cratic President next Year a reason
able certainty if those who once pro-
lessed its teachings will only vote is
ticket
and if sCMe Of those who poclaim
lcudcst their Democracy will only try
enc half as hard to forsot the diferen-
ces Of the past and smooth over the
difficulties Of the future as they do to
stir up discord and fCment strife in.
side the ranks Of the party. it will be
wholly unnecessary for them SO often
to proclaim their fealty to the princi
pies If the party organization"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18

SG13i SO 1851 3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18

Eared Fep. ,. 1908.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18

California Fortune Oil company
Aas three big wells, and 10000 bar
rels Of Gil stored Will pay large di-
Vidends soon. Write ior prospectus
T. j. Gallagher, Fiscal Agent, Vel
exert Building, Albany, N Y
The International Correspondence
Schools Of Scranton. Pa. have stu
dents under every flag and in every
country on earth have an enroll
ment of over 100000 students.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18
The State Bank s. Trust Co
Carson City, Ne vada.
CAPITAL FULLY PAID up 100000

DIRECTORS.
g. Hickey r. Petersen G. T. se"sev e.
Yerinoon, s. L. D. N. F. l. Wildes
OFFICERS.
Hickey h Vice PRESIDENT
I'd President; G. w. Richard. Cash. ard Secy
I. Davis Asst. Cash. and Secy.
TONOPAH BRANCH
w. j. Harris, Cashier Agency, Tonopah
q. w. Cowire, Cashier, Agency Tonopah.
DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
ovLR ONE HUNDRED NE DEPOSIT BOXD have ssss Pms
in Bank design being b Of hsfnch spsss
PROOF eder perfeety
wslry They snted yearly
according - Puh iAfsrssaaes
Anshsd - application ~ n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18
A RESPONSIVE CHORD.

Whatever NAV II thru~ht # Mr..
Hearsts presidential candidacy, it can
hardly be denied that n his war en-
the trusts and his figNt for the elect
ion Of United States Senator by .di-
rect vote OF the peCpla be has struck
a chord of popular fleeing that is Vi
hrating in full sETpf'nT with his eff
forts. The pcli ical sI-uattcn is vet
too nebulCus to enable an enc to say
with certainty who will be TIE nest
available Democratic candidate next
year. II may be Hearst or it may be
someone else
Jus now the opposition to Hearst
is concentrating its fire upon the style
Of his newspaper work, which is char
acteriZcd as "sensatiCnal' and 'yel-
: low Journalism" Granting that his
three great newspapers can hardly be
termed "cCnseryatiHe q" 7 by no means
follows that he would net make a gcod
President if elected. Great legal ad-
'NN.~~tNIH HANN.@G III - IL tlLG IL 81
degree sensational when they are adj
dressing juries, frequently tone down
and make excellent judges. Up-to the
time Ct his accession to the Dresiden-
cy, Theodore Roosevelt was not only
sensational, but positively spectacu-
lar He is rather more conservative
sent he is addressing himself to a
vast jury. namely the American PEG
pie His aim is to win them to his
way Of thinking The question is not
so much whether mis- Newspaper me
thCds are to be commended as whether
the principles and measures he I'D
vocates are sound.
The plain every day American Cit
zen is rather inc''""d 10 think that {
sensational NJ championing righ
principles 90 .,u'itscs is q much safel
public g'.t'n .5.--l l very conservative
man ul'A, -as wrong principles ant
politics III truth a conservative maj
gone "J'tS - Z uIh5Si '''0 hI--h II
public affairs. because he is weddeC
to existing conditions. and hard L
change So a sensational newspape
devoted to the cause of the people a
a whole. is much more to be admiTe
than a conservative enc that is III
paid advocate Of the wealthy clasSe
and their special interests.-Jcurna
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18
k.NUA.L EMENT

Or the Supreme Hive. Ladies OF Mac
oaoee3 Of the Wor;a:
Assets.
Bonds, cash in bank and
other sources ...... s119,133 II
Liabilities
Claims resisted or in PRO
cess CT adjustment -. $1,000 90
Losses due and unpaid E. so 90
Salaries, rents, expenses
etc, ....... ..... 1e,s2s 81
Amount due in 1903 On 60
accepted disability claims 1850 90
Total liabilities ..... e0,S29 81
Balance to protect con-
tracts ......... 62S,3O4 II
Balance Sheet.
Amount Of net ledger as
sets Dec 31st of previ-
Gus year ....... 49,. 4,s,o7s 81
Income During Year.
AS shown by books at
| home Office Dec. S1st,
1902, gross amount
paid. members ..... sss,s3s As
Interest .... 1883 Y
Total Income ..... 9O3,427 e
Total ........... 1881 500 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18
HtHGIh,lUjNI

The Daily News Of N;t~1ville, Tenn,
quotes Mayor James Head, who has
come out in an interview relative to
the alleged intention Of tic 'sO-called''
to crush Mr. Bryan. The Mayor first
re-orgamzers Of the democratic party
discusses the statement that Colonel
Bryan will bolt if his IDEAS should not
control at the next Democratic Natl
onal Convention. The -Iayor then
says:
The Republican party and its de-
luded followers from the Democratic
ranks may as we'll possess their souls
in peace if they imagin that the Dem
ocratic party, when it meets in nat
ional convention next year, will allow
Col. Bryan, Mr. Cleveland or any other
man to dictate its plato, LII Or its nom
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18
Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court Of the First Ju-
dtc;al District of the State Of New
aGa. in ard for the County Of Orno-
sly
In the matter CT the c5tate of Jacob
Weter, deceased, Notice to credi-
t-r-.
The undersigned having been duly
and regularly appointed administra-
triX e the estate Of Jacob Weber de-
ceased, BY an order duly made and en-
tered in The minutes Of thedistrict court
If the First Judicial District Of the
State Of Nevada in ana for the county
Of Ormsby, on Jan, 20 1903, and hav
jrg duly qualified Is such &C
minjstratriX; notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of. and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to file them with th'
proper vouchers and statutory afti
davis attached, with tae C.erH Q
! said Ccult, within three months from
the date Of the. nrst publica ion O
! this no,iue.
LAURA II WEBER.
AGrHiniatr7triX Of the estate Of Jaco!
r. .ar-. deceased.
Iated Eea >. 1908.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-18
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