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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

LADY OF EXPERIENCE wishes position as
teacher Of English, Mathematics, French.
Latin, TypewritinE. Stenography. Shorthana
Book keeping Piano. Mandolin. Guitar ana
Banjo. Address Miss SCOTT COSBY. care y.
Price Charlotte Courthouse. Va
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-, -sn1uniS
SEALED PROPOSALo.

SEALED PRoPosAi,s VII be received s &c 4 nh
at office OF Treasurer og1hid nIa one
elizabeth II cty e co Nao'8f a nntil i oclo q,
NJ, August Is. 1903, anq then o OPEN iof
furnishing al delivery or sn ns q, ca
eeordanee with, inStructioanisb p binnk proI,os-
ais and otber informati9n ma GN be se,a had
uporr application 10 y, A, bi'hSoN' cas-
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ELp WANrEp-FEHAlE.

WANTED, a good NURSE for child of two
years. must be willing to spend balance. Of
inept; references required, Apply s2i East
Main Street.
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HOTEL WACHApREAGUE,
NEAR COBRlS ISLAND.

NEAR COBB'S ISLAND.
All-year-round resort. Four-story ee-
walton; three story porch; seventy five
large, airy rooms. Good fishing, shoot
Ing and sailing. Excellent surf bathing,
Free excursions on 50-foot launch daily.
Free baths in hotel. Only place on tho
coast which offers SO many natural adj
vantages and flrst-class accommodations
at moderate prices.
Bay birds. trout and spots on at pres
emit Sportsmen especially invited to
come and bring their families. Come via
Norfolk or Old Point Comfort.
Write for references, booklets, SC.
A. n. G, MEARS, Prop,
Wachapreaaue, Va,
Mention this paper,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

LADIES Fine Oxford Tics at 100. ALBERT
STEIN, corner Fifth and Brand Streets.
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WANTED, three LADIES TO sew; two or Jackets,
one on skirts Mrs. GAINES. ga w. Marshall.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
CampbeIl & Brander, Insurance.

Campbell &. Brander, Insurance,
Richmond, Va. July ~, Iv0 Nd,
BY MUTUAL CONSENT TIlS SO,TAitI-
nership existing between f !II q \ ~
DER, under the tirm name OF T;ainIP uad
& Brander. has this day been dissolVed.
The business will be continued by
LEWIS w BRANDER under me tlrm
name of BRANDER s. COMPAN9, who
has succeeded the old firm. All opilsa-
tions of Campbell g. Brander are as
sumed and viii be settled by bra y ~ q
Co.. and all accounts due sala nIn OF
sCampbell & I3rander VIII pc pald 10
Brander e. Company
Respectfully ,,p,,1r,
(Slgned) II. Z. GAMP54EI!t5L,
(Signcd) l.. w. BhANDf|h'
Referring to the above notice we VIII,
after this date, as successors 20 sala
firm of Campbell & Brander, con s'liue
the Insurance business ~ an NJ u ,5 56s
branches al our present on ICE, no; n, ~
21st Main Street, Planters pahh ouiio-
ing,
representing as we do. only the ll best
Fire, Casualty and surely Eola} ON o,,r
panes, we. are in a position 20 e,r nd OUT ne
patrons the protection deSirea' an ,irs mu
ask their continued PATRONAGE 50 i'''el-
ally extended the old i1rni.n.,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

SPECIAL MIDSUMMER PRICES on reuphostor.
ing Parlor Furniture. Couches, etc. CHARLES
q. JURGENS son, 4l0-21 n. Broad Street
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SUMMER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,
THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL

THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make special rates from juno 18th
to August 18th to parties staying one
month or longer.
AMUSEMENTS-G Links and Club
House, Tennis and Squash Courts. Swim
ming Pool. Fine Saddle Horses and Liv-
cry. Casino for Dancing. Royal Poinciana
Orchestra.
Table unexcellcd Is supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
ters known for Rheumatism. Gout. Obesi.
ty and Nervous Troubles.
FRED STERRY. Manager.
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS VA.
Celebrated for WONDERFUL cures OF
Dyspepsia. Stomach Troubles. Hemor-
rhoids of Kidney Scrofula, Eczema and
Consumption, High altitude (2.0OO feeD;
free from fogs; beautiful drives. and
walks; magnificent Golf Links; Tennis
Courts, splendid table. capacity 800.
Open June LIST. Write JAMES A, FRA
ZIER for illustrated booklet.
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TO KEEP COOL.
ELECTRIC FANS, Pure Ice Cream, ices, Soda
and everything that's cooling at MOEsTA's.
T Z E:-DE
WANT ADS
ARE PAYING OTHERS
AND
WILL PAY YOU
SAMPLE No. ONE.

$500 WILL PAY for Tee-Dee Want Adv.
like this. Daily and Sunday, one month.
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Or. Kern Resiens,

Or. R. l. Kern, physician to the poor
for the First District, has resigned his
position TO take effect on August 18th.
The Council viii elect Dir. Kern's sue
cessor In joint session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

WANTED, experienced young LADIES in our
hinderr MITCHE ELL AND BoTCHK1SS.
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HIGHEST PRICE paid for Furniture and Car
pets. BROWN, 527 West Broad Street.
Phone 1850.
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cAToNsylLLE, MARYLAND.
MOUNT pE SALES

ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Buildings and grounds extensive and
attractive. tuatfon healthful; and view
of Baltimore. hills. river, and bay beauti
full Accessible by electric. car routes,
Thorough work in English, Science. Music.
Art, and Languages. Illustrated catalo-
CUES sent on application to
THE DIRECTORIES,
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RocKBR1DGE BATHS HOTEL AND SPRINGS.

This mountain resort under new management.
remodeled. refurn1shed up-to-date in Ill appoint
ments IL the most delightful summer resort In
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SOUTHERN Rail way,

SCHEDULE. IN EFFECT MAY "a, lsos.
TkA1Ns LkAvE hAChnUND.
100 a. A.-paily, Local Tor Charlotte.
1850 :. M'.Iaty' Limited. Buffet Pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga and all
the South.
go =. MEX Sunday. Chase city To-
ll:G r. M.-Dally, Limited: Pullman
YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorltt route to Baltimore and
eastern points. Leave Richmond 4:sO r.
NJ. Daily, except Sunday.
500 "A: .M,-Except Sunday. Local mixed
for West Point,
els P. M.-Local for West Point.
4:S0 p. M,-Except Sunday. For West
Point, CONNECTING with steamers for Bal.
timnre and river landings.
TRAIEg ARRIVE RICHMOND,
6:65 A. M. and 6'2o +. M.-From all the
South,
3:25 r. NJ
$40 A. M.-From Chase City.
S:l5 A. M,-Baltimore and West Point.
.;8 p, M KIn% West Pqint r1,,op
o. W. wEsTBuRY. j. r. A.. RicbuAad va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-06

WANTED. by young lady Of considerable OK.
pcrience. q position 10 teach IN rriIate OF
rnbl,r school; qualifications English. German.
Latin. Mathematics and Music; best of refer-
ences given. Address Miss NJ. NJ. care Gen
efal Delivery charlottesville Va.
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SPECIAL MIDSUMMER PRICES on reuphoster,
Ing Pnrlor Furniture Couchcs. etc. CHARLES
g. JURGENS son, 1922 Il. Broad Street.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
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FOR RHINESTONE East Broad Street; fno
location for retail trade. Excellent Dwelling,
West Grace Street. Two Flats, West dFace
Street. r ]. TODD, 30i q. Grnce Street.
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HELP wA'NTEo-MALE.

WANTED. bright mon 10 conduct Office business
in towns OF 900 md over; $40 starts you IN
sell: Investigate Send addressed envelope.
W. n. BALCH CO.. Utica, n. Y.
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NOTICE, .
SUM- ER RESORTS.
HOTEL. SCARBOROUGH.

Beachfropt of Maryland Avenue, Atlantic City,
n J, 100 ecelnfront rooms many with private
bath, Elevator and every convenience OF a
hrst-elsss modern hotel Special weekly rates
for barge parties and families. Coach meets all
trains. Illustrated booklet
ALFRED WYMAH.
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RAILROADS.
GO 60 2: S g si;s a..
2 Hours aid rs Minutes TO Norfolk.

LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7:4b A. M.--Daily--Lochl to Newport News
and way stations.
$500 A. M.--Daily--Limi ted-Arriyes Williams.
burg 0:58 A. NJ, Newport News 0:30 A.
H., Old Point loo A. H.. Norfolk II rs
400 !. I.-week d.ys-speci.i-Arrlves VII.
Harrisburg 1853 P. M, Newport News $3.50
=. NJ, Old Point 600. r. ~. Norfolk
$500 r. M.-Daiy-Iocai to Ole pc!rt.
MAIN LISE-WESTB0UHD.
1910 A. M.--Local--Daily to Charlottesville,
except Sunday to clifton Forge.
800 ?. M,-Dsily--Srec.l to Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis and Chicago.
6:lb r. M.-Week days--Local to Gordonsyille.
1880 T. M.--Daiy-Limited to Cincinnati Il,
Louisville. st. Louis and Chicago.
JAMES RIVER LINE.
1920 A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Lynchburg.
Clifton Forge and principal stations.
b:l5 p. M.--Week days-Local to Warren.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND FROM
Norfolk an; Old Point 1905 A. II. daily,
1i:4S 4 i. Ex SUE. and 700 r. II. daily.
Newport Eews Lccal 1908 r. 81. daily.
From Cincinnati and West 7:4b A. II. daily
md $3.50 r. 81. daily. Maiu line Local from
Cliftsn Forge $40 2, n. Er. Sun. from Clifton
Forge, daily from Charlottesville. Gordonkville
Accom-. $3.50 A. N, Ell. Sun.
James River Line Local from Clifton Forge
e:a5 p II. daily. Warren Accom-. s:4d A. 81.
FIX. Sun.
C. u. DOYLE. W. Q, WhRTHES.
Gen'l Manager. Dist. Pass. ct
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Rockbridge B,

Terms. 49, $40 and slo per week: special
rates for parties. For circular and other in.
forma ton write to
ROBERT GIBSON
Rockhrldge Baths, Rockbridge Co.. Va.
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FRONT ROOM for rent to gem
tlcmen; references exchanged; 812 East Frank
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ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHAR MACY

Free Dinr9nsary; only college operating an
actual drug store. Greater demand for our
graduates than we supply. Address
GEORGE F. PAYNE, Dean,
q W. North Ave, Atlanta. Ga.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED, to rcnt a suite of ROOMS on second
floor of one OF the most desirable residences
on Wet Grace Street Address R1 cure
News Leader.
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H. r.. q Ii. burg & Potomac r. R

: . + r
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
2:6l A. M. daily. Byrd st. Through.
6:4o A.. NJ, daily. Main St Through.
7:l5 A. III, week Gays. Eiba. Ashland &C.
so 4. NJ. Sunday only. Byrd St
Through.
$40 "A. M. week days. Byrd st. Through.
H:05 noon. week days. Byrd st. Through
400 P. NJ. week days. Byrd 81. led
ericksburg accommodation.
Sos E. A., daily. Main st. Through
e:25 P. NJ. week days. Elbn. Ashland ac-
commOda ton.
s:06 p. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 a. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland ac.
commodation.
ericksburr accommodations.
sS NJ we. dat ayx, bY Ky1d 81 T nhTSu5h
2;05 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
500 p. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
.7:i5 T. NJ. daily Byrd st. Through.
1929 P. NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
Note--Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on a II trains except local accomm oda Ions
W. D. DUKE. c. w. CULP. W. P.TAYI1CR,
Genl Man'r. asst Gent Aanr. Traf. Mani
June IA. 1903
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FOR RENT.

COOK WANTED at No. lilo West Avenue.
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=
\ the TIE E.DEE /
4 Daily Business Directory. .

CARDS under this head arc taken on shrs =,
months contract, Daily and sunday az 80
per month
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TIN.PLATE AND STOVES.
HARRIS HARDWARE CO.. 400 East Broad.
WANTED.

WANTED. IN INV Feother Beds; highest oasl
prices paid; also Feathers Renovated. Phone
37S1. CASPER BROS, 12o5la w. Maii
Street. city.
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WANTED. to buy a Granite Deposit or quarry
near railroad in Virginia. ADDRESS NJ zen
kinsville, S. G.
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Bellevue Nigh SchooI,

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
thoroughly equipped school. COM
plete in all It's appointments. of high
grade for boys and young men.
For catalogue or information apply to
w. r. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue p. O., Va.
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brnted PEAKS Of otter" Best equipped in
the South. Ranks with best In U. 8. Modern
conveniences and appliances; gymnasium, etc.
Instruction thorough. Terms low. E. SUMTER
SMITH, Principal. Bedford City. Va. Is. w.
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NoTICE-For the next 80 days will sell every
mans and boys suits at half price: Don't
fail to see this special offering; all sizes.
SAMUEL E. DUGGINS. West Broad street.
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BICYCLES AND TOYS. 80.
ToMPKINS' CYCLE STORE. 81 ~est p.o m
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PLUMBING AND MANI ELs,
W, F. MAHONEY AND CO., 7o7 East wan.
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ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY
W. E. DREW AND CO., ZIG East man.
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WANTED, n FARM of 400 to 500 acres, In hrst-
class condition we'll ocntcd nbnnnnntiy wa .ha-
necessary outbuldinns. Write C. r. a.. care
]. F. Mes, 1713 Park Avenue, city.
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SHIRT. BUILDERS
s. E. BISHOP, 7o2 East Main.
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SEWING MACHINES.
THE NEW HOME (Ph. l4i5) so2 East nio"u
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PHOTOGRAPHER
THE DAVIS GALLERY. 222 East Broad.
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wANTED. Ia rant for two, or possible three
months from September list, three Furnished
ROOMS in desirable locality. Address g. 7.
L.. care this office.
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WANTED. school by experienced gentleman
teacher; Languages. Mathematics and Music
Taught. Address, stating terms. B. "a. B.,
Gazette. Gordonsvile, Va
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MINERAL WATERS.
THAWs AND GRANT, Richmond, va.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26
NAIL CLERK IN TROUBLE
John w. Hughes Under Arrest
Charged With Secreting Mail.

John w. Hughes, railway mail
clerk with a run between Milwau-
kee and Lancaster, and we'll known
here, must answer to the grand jury
in federal court to the charge OF Sc
creting a registered letter. He has
served continuously as mail clerk
for thirty years and his arrest
caused considerable surprise and
comment.
Arrested by United States mar
shall Monday he was taken before
Court Commissioner Bloodgood in
Milwaukee Tor examination and
plead not guilty. Postoffice Inspec-
tors Bird and Reidepbach were COM
planning witnesses in the examina-
ton conducted by Assistant United
States Attorney E. fleming.
The registered decoy letter, with
which Hughes is said to have acted
unlawfully, was sent through Mil
waukee and Green Bay to Oakfield,
Wis. From all appearances it
looked as though the letter had
been overlooked at Oakfeld and had
become mixed with other mail.
Although Hughes denies he tam
pered with the letter, the postal au-
thorities say it was found in a cor
ner of his car, which runs between
Milwaukee and Lancaster on the
Northwestern road, with the strings
on the letter tied in a different man
ner than they were when the letter
left the hands Of the inspectors.
The court bound him over to trial
and bonds were placed at $1,000,
which he secured.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26

al lots of ore.
Our old townsman, w. Ell. Hunt, and
wife, now residing at Dubuque, were
guests of friends here Wednesiay.
By divine providence, Potosl especl-
ally has been favored and the waters
of the grand old Mississippi gradually
have been brought nearer and the dis
lance to the Steamer Teal's docks on
the Wisconsin side are full one mile
closer to our doors then they were ten
days ago and the staunch little craft
making regular trips between here and
Dubuque is receiving and discharging
her cargoes of freight and passengers
near the G. B. & Q's. depot.
A party of four prominent Potosians
went out about mile distant from
town last Monday night for the express
purpose of cutting bee tree. They
reached their destination without de-
lay and after an hour and half's hard
labor the monster tree yielded to the
ak and saw and was felled to the
ground. The work of removing the
honey from it's once secure place was
next in order. and one of the party be-
ing more expert than the others in
that particular line, they naturally
looked to him to perform that duty
However, it required little more
chopping to secure the prize. Our
friend mounted the tree and was in
tent on completing the last act, when
suddenly he leaped off of the tree and
shouted, Jesus, our Savior, they are
after me-" He jumped and danced
and pounded and rubbed his legs,
thighs and seat frantically for at least
ten minutes, while his companions
nearly died laughing. TIE poor fellow
had forgotten to tie strings around
the bottom OF his pantaloons. There
are more bee trees to be cut but John
says they will all know it when they
get him out cutting bee trees at night
again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26
Beauty Talks.

Contrary to general opinion, it is
a simple matter to be beautiful.
All a woman needs is a shell-like
complexion, a glossy head of hair,
regular, chiseled features, and a
perfect figure. The womanwho de-
MES herself these little luxuries is to
be pitied for they are SO easily &C
quired. Exercise decidedly benefci
al, provided it be moderate and re-
gular. Toying with UNDERGROUND
dumbbells is recommended by some,
but dumbbells are expensive, and
sacks Of -four, kitchen tables, and
stoves can easily be substituted. For
the complexion, I have always found
that little H2 O is beneficial.
Sapolio and pumice stone are liable
to injure delicate skins, and should
only be applied moderately, and
never with a heavy scrubbing brush.
I give below a few useful "Don'ts"
for seekers after beauty.
Don't shave off the white flzz on
your chin, for if you do, it is liable
to develop into Vandyke, which is
seldom becoming.
Don't let your nails grow too long,
and pause at least once a week to
remove the ''unearned increment"
Don't pinch blackheads out Of your
cheeks. Leave them in.
Don't drink excessive quantities
of alcohol just before retiring as it
gives the eyes a bloodshot appearance
next morning.
L. Don't use concentrated vitrol to
remove pimples, as it sometimes
removes the expression.
Don't take too many baths, and
when bathing don't leave the head
too long under water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26
Reunion of the Dyer F amily.

Yesterday was a red letter day
in history of the Dyer family, the
occasion being a reunion of the
entire family of the Dyer brothers
and sisters, who assembled at the
home of Geo. A. Dyer for the first
time in fifteen years.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Dyer
the day had extraordinary signi-
fcance owing to the fact that it
was their 21st wedding anniversary
and also Mrs. Dyer's birthday.
The family consists of Mrs. Jane
,Grebe of Liberty, Mrs. Ellen
Cameron of Tekamah, Nebraska,
W. j. Dyer and Mrs. Anna Beetham
of Lancaster, Mrs. Eliza Smith of
Tekamah, Nebraska, Mrs. Emma
Bradbury of Mt. Ida, Mrs. Bertha
Beetham of Liberty and Geo. A.
Dyer of Lancaster.
1t is needless to state that the
occasion was memorable one
in the annals of all present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26

Mrs. Alva Smith of Tekamah,
Nebraska, and Mrs. Peter Cameron
of the same place and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Park G. Hays and son
Cameron of Casper, Wyoming,
arrived this week for a visit of
some length with the Dyer families
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Last night a number of our
music loving people were enter
tanned at the home of Judge Glenn
entson, listening to music executed
by Atty. Geo. B. Clementson with
the assistance of Cecillian auto
matte piano player. 1t is wonder
full that nowaday compositions such
as have made famous MOI
art, Wagner, Paderewski, Chop
in, Moszkowski and others of
note can be reproduced and
played as well as these great mas
tiers executed them, even by per-
son unacquainted with piano.
In fact, with the aid of a first-class
self player one becomes possessed
apparently with the key that fur
nishes him insight to the world OF
music and enables him to get more
from an instrument than the great
est pianist living. Although the
self player is piece of mechanical
ingenuity, it makes some difference
who menipulates it, and in order
to reproduce piece of music with
the feeling given it by the author
the operator is obliged to bring this
out by the use of certain devises on
the instrument Mr.. Clementson
is remarkably proficient in this for
the brief practice he has had.
There are a number of piano self
players on the market, of which the
Cecillian is considered the most
perfect. Aug. Michaelis has the
exclusive agency for the county
and anyone interested may apply
to him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26
GETS ONE YEAR.
Alden Powers Pleads Guilty Before
County Judge and Is Sentenced.

The sequel to the assault upon
John Whit at Blue River three
weeks ago was reached in county
court yesterday morning when
Alden Powers, one of the assail-
ants, who was bound over to trial
in circuit court, plead guilty before
Judge Goodsell to the information
filed against him of an assault with
intent to do great bodily harm,
and was given one year in Waupun
at hard labor, with one day solitary
confinement.
Sheriff Watson took the young
man to prison on the 500 train.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-09-26
Ten Nights in a Bar Room.

On Saturday next, Sept. 26th, at
Reeds opera house, this, the great
est of American melodramas, will
be presented by McDorman & Dan
iels' all star company. This aggre-
cation is admittedly the best now
playing this great moral ard educa-
tlonal drama. Like Uncle TOMS
Cabin, though an old play, it is ever
welcome. John B. Cough, the eel
ebrated temperance orator, used to
say that a single good representa-
ton of ''Ten Nights in Bar Room"
made more recruits for temperance
than thousand of his lectures.
Many have read the book, now all
can see the play properly produced.
Don't miss the opportunity. Par
ents should send their children to
see the evils of strong drink and it's
due consequences. All classes of
people have seen this great moral
temperance drama and all pro-
nounce it the best ever presented.
A contemporary says, 1.-THE I'M
mense audience seemed to be in full
sympathy with poor drunken Joe
Morgan; they laughed immoderately
at the quaint hu,nor of Switched
and Mehitable and wept at the
death of little Mary. McDorman &
McDaniels offer beside a complete
production of the play, several re-
fined vaudeville specialties which
will be introduced between the acts.
The prices will be Is and IS cents.
Reserved seats at the latter figure
should insure a crowded house. A
special rate of 25 cents for reserved
seats will be given the scholars Of
the public schools, SO that by pay
ing the latter figure they can secure
any reserved seat by presenting
their special invitations at the box
Office. The Country club is to be
congratulated on securing this play
and the excellent company which
presents it. Reserved seats now on
sale at Benefits drug store.