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The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
FOR RENT-sTOREs.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, FIVE LOTS FOR $1,1OO,
$50 cash and $40 per month; lots are
well located and steadily increasing in
value. c. II. Dorset.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARDING.

THE PLANTERS HOTEL HAS
been renovated from top to bottom.
and is under new management; it is
run on European plan; its table is a
speciality; it's service is the best; it is
clean and is inviting; cars to all parts
of the city pass the door. Jenkins &
O'Bierne. prOprietors.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
Personal.

ONE POUND BOX FINE ASSORT-
ed candies or chocolates. 25c.. at Het-
terich,s. 10 StSte street. west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


]. w. TEEPLE is HEADQUAR-
tiers for Hot Stuff heaters, oil heaters.
stoves and ranges. Best goods at low
est prices. 315-319 Broughton. west.
ORNAMENTAL CLOCKS, GOLD
and silver novelties, and sterling silver
noyeities-appropria wedding presents
lat low prices. Koch q Sylvan, 46
Whitaker.
BEFORE HAVING YOUR TIN
ming work done. call and see Us; good
work done at reasonable prices. Re-
pair work our specially. L. A. McCar-
thy a Son, i42 DraytOn street
NINGLEDORFF a co. REPAIR
engines and boilers. rice mills and fur
nish castings Of all kinds: work
prompt Phones b55. SO Indian street.
write them.
FIvE-POUND BOXES PINE AS
sorted candy 7be, u ana Si5e. 40 Het-
terioh's. 40 State street. vest
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29

FOR SALE, ABOUT 80 YARDS OF
mating in pieces, IS feet long; used
only few months and cost 80 cents per
yard will sell cheap. Also seven made
to-order window shades; very wide
and feet long; these also at a bar
gain. These goods are as good as new
and owner sells because of removal
from CITY, Call los Gordon street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT, THE HANDSOME
and commodious brick residence 1907
Whitaker street, near Waldburg street,
has just been put in splendid condi-
ton, and is one of the incest houses in
the city. Apply to Youmans & DEM
mOnd
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE. LEASE OF CENTRL
Hotel. near the Union and Central
Railroad stations together with all the
furniture, fixtures, bar and stock in
trade; this is a splendid opening for a
good paying business. For further
particulars, see |. d. LaRoche.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
ron RENT-ROOms.

FOR RENT. WITH BOARD, A
large and delightful south room, fac
ing square. nicely furnished. Address
Nice Place, care Morning Negs
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29

WANTED, OFFICE MAN: STATE
references, salary expected and amount
of experience; one without commercial
experience not desired. Office, care
News.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-05-29
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT,NOTE FOR s41.12, DRAWN BY
w. T. Belford and w. G. Haupt, favor
j. w. Leavy. Finder please return to
George ]. Mills, 20 Abercorn street.
LOST. ON JONES STREET, A
pair of rimless gold frame glasses.
Please leave at this Office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26

The Alma Record for 'os 10 . Winner.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
WILL COMMENCE WORK SATURDAY
Engineers for the Gratiot County Tele.
phone n Messenger Co. are Now on IA
Ground.

We have been informed by officers OF
the Gratiot County Telephone IL Mes
senRer company that the engineers are
now ON the ground and construction
will commence at Ithaca tomorrow. II
Is intended to rush the work to an early
completion. The new company is work
ing hard upon the plan of giving free
service between Alma, Ithaca aud st.
Louis, which we are informed is meet
ing with universal approval. They
claim that they now have over 300 con-
tracts for phones and more are being
added every day. Another advantage
claimed by the new company is that all
rural phones connected with the new
company will get the use of this free
service.
While this is a home company, COM
posed Of local business men and local
capital, they have a reciprocal orange
ment with the Bell company for long
distance service, at the same time con-
Meeting with the home company for
local service.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
DECLARED SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Business of the Union Telephone Com
pany steadily Increasing.

A meeting of the board Of directors of
the Union Telephone company was held
in the compauy's offices in Alma last
Tuesday night, the semi annual divi.
dend of four per cent on all stock being
declared. 1t was shown by the secretary
and managers statement that the COM
pany's business has steadily increased,
the number of new phones installed
during the past four months being at
the rate of ten per cen increase. The
Union company is one OF the strongest
Independent companies in the state and
is recognized as such. The stockholders
are all men who have local interest in
the company and are working for It's
success. The company has loo subscrib-
ers in Alma and, although there has
been some dissatisfaction expressed in
some other towns regarding the inaugu-
rating OF a toll service between Alma,
Ithaca and st. Louis, the secretary
states that over 100 Of their Alma pat.
rons have signed a paper expressing
themselves as perfectly satisfied with
the present arrangement. In Gratiot
county alone, there are nine exclusive
exchanges as follows: Middleton, Per-
rinton, Pompeii, North Star. Ashley,
Bannister, Sumner, Bice and Elm Hall.
Mr.. John II. Fildew, the efficient
manager and secretary, thoroughly un'
derstands the telephone business and
the stockholders are assured that the
affairs Of the company will be properly
cared for as long as he hoids the posi-
ton.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
WOOL SEASON ENDED.
Better Prices Have Been Paid i'm Alma
This Year than Anywhere I'm This
Part of the state.

The wool season is practically at an
end, although occasionally a load is
brought into town. While there has
not been as much wool marketed here
as there formerly was several years ago,
still it was more than during the past
few years. The prices paid have aver
aged 81 cents per pound, which is con
servatively estimated to be higher than
any other place in this part OF the state.
The Central Michigan Produce company
purchased about % 600 pounds of the
article, while +. +. Pollasky bought
about l6, 900 pounds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters addressed to the following per-
IONS remain uncalled for at the Alma
postofice b. L. Bardeu, VIM. Demp-
sey, Alger Clark, w. M. Funk, Carl
Harrington, Clarence Gould, G.. o. Cue,
Oscar Hunt, JAS. Rasor, JOHNNY Ransom,
Martha Marble, Rosa McCullum, Mary
McNutt, Nora b. Wilson. Sadie Smith.
q. r. BROWN, T.. M.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
YOUNG MAN. BUY

/ have a number of fine building lots
that 1 will sell at q low price and on
easy terms. Gall and see me and make
q start toward q home, by securing one
Of these desirable lots.
1266-tf BERT HAYES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
We Take the Chances.

II you have neuralgia OF the stom-
ach, gastritis, nausea, furred tongue.
or a constant pain In the stomach. try
Majors Neural Pills. We guarantee
and recommend them. Bivins 4
Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26

strength and vigor come OF good
food, duly digested. Force a ready to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, In.
vigorates." II
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Il. W. Groves signature 10 on each box. 25c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-26
MARKET REPORT.
Correoted Lime o6. lpO3.

Wheat has advanced two cents over last week,
balance OF the market remaining stationary
The wool market Is practically closed.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23
. genter paa Speben.

) snielts al be fore Tasblaos har
Der ben isnsre sib perstflossi Opsr,
a iaa iStbOIospis tibet SpsSe er mob.
tdett ira Rprbbehen. Ef bar nemlis
pso Osnns 5io' be iOrssaasnos aar helIt
pGrst @anssI paa gOsns. iOm bar
foriintet Grasten ai Speosn. msoens
bet iaar sr en- sanIfs anosn 8runo for.
at 5ilisrislsn Of gfsbfoi paa glarls.
bet lite saar iaa iOrt for iia. en- ai
prOipsritpblaosns flyer | fin apmmsn.
tor pusr 5prbolOtt, Nat bet bar I'm pe'
isntliss gsnno oeri.a at 5armerns uo.
Optr preritiiaterns hu er iaa sOot Pill.
Isos | peiuni9r Ssnissnos, at be bolbsr
fin Spsos pda ubsitsht 3io us bill lite
ialst. isr' priisn tammsr aSiiillist
bsisr. sue ben nu sr.' - Oct par at
snits. ON iaa par Silfelbst; ibi enc
ben. iom ptOOuesrsr Sbeoen buroe bass
Rti til at ipsiilere ben. Msn faa
bel CT bet not lite. Spprfor Wasis'
trarsporiationsn af Speos iaar ldber
peni, pad fis. bnr fine naturlias @ruu.
be. Der lite burSs pGrs uiisnbis iot bs
n9pnts 9asblabt. 5srit lisssr til
8rmO bsriOr bet iOIoe. rssniuloe gsir
Oper belle Rpropsiien ospne Gomhisr.
tuiltst iatts a6rnmooninssn iilbass
betppslis grab; osraf en- fen Snobsit.
MING, Sau Tom srsiininssu msb en-
bel Del 5orbinorinssr, fOraariasso,
psp BET bpppise Rssniulo. Der after
atitsoiOm itsrrs os minbre Siaos paa
bel. ium isnttt bIsp trsiiti. iaa Der sr
en- RGnSps Speps, iom sr minprs tor,
6ar oaarIi9 Rhlsr % opnaar en- lar
8raOerins, ON ben brinsss paa @ar'
itOst ny. SsrfOr sr Sarmsrsn paa q
9is nspt til at bOIOs fin susOs. inStil
ben Sinssn bar sisuasmsuast Der
iOrnsOns "SpsStur" % bsSrs ssut,
is for Wartsost. Smiolsrtio piis,
SsnNsuisn til grisitisninssn, at MAJ
bsntr ntaalmOois paa 6armsrsnI
SueOs, % bar bet aitaOiss SsiiOsi,
pGrtt eno iaa ubebuaslist, iad laos,
bet iOstmiuoits til, at bet uil rsipltsrs
en- bsOre 5psOepris; tbi RurOpsiisni
Garmers ef for en- 8anss StpIp blspnI
tuunSne til at bOINe jim SueOe. inOtiI
Priitme Opnaar en- nuturlis Stisnins,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

,8insrcrns saar til sOpen iiisostio,
til Strsit", lpOsr en- Opsritriit Oper st
Stptls / "MiuusdpOlis 5ribuns".
Oct pilOs uH9sislis bare stsOot assn,
Om arbsiosrns tunot opnaa Rstier.
oisbeo OsrpsO; men SifOrisu iisnbs,
OssuGrrs nGfsn bare RspItutsr al
mOOiut art. "SniunetiOns" Os feb
mOosrlis SsbanOIins blir Osrss Part.
naar be tilOeIss "StstiGrOisbeo unOtl
sOptn" af en- uriftOiratiil 9Ommsr,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

Fsnsens. bun fisnts. ior6ruste bun
aneipsr, bpor bun Iissiom fine mEno.
liss aamm,rutsr ipiasss aort Os Bra,
Wbiiip. eu Sang brsp bun en- iaa.
ban ansipe srtst ui npsIs Gsrbbups.
"a Der par saast en- Iiosn sib. trat
bun irsm 2rbersi, bel piI iiss. bun tOa
TN 3soolpsr irsm % raabts: =
"SOsm per tor Jill Ssitsn Ger bGrsr
nsmlis iliss 5DIi fine Saabsn), CT en-
bgo Iano!" 8trpaa btfaleSe bun be
munirs aapallsrsr at iiua pp % oanis
ior bsnos. % nlsp BET iamms afipr,os
bun ct gai Stub mob bsrss 5sbotr,
iaa be en- Bart iprans. .tiIiOs..' .
ssaturIisois luOsr ct ,iiist siO iis iiic
ists paa Sttoer. bpOr GipiIiiaticp %
auliur bar iluasi faiis asober. Der.
Tor flpstsos itaois calamity Sane"
fer Soiomotipsts SpGien. Oct pptn.
ipr naunts biitOriils SslftaB bar Rst,
naar bet | fine slnnaler iiepntr benin,
apinOs m,Ilsm giOasrsrns % fyprls.
btrne for auItursn | BET pilee gsien.
SnS | be fore Spsr forpiloeoe Sane
iis fun en- sntsIt Sang. ynber Suiia-
lSuSifillinssn lob buh fig tnsastrs al
et SmpreiariO cs blsp pih irsm ipr
Tenss. Set partps imioIsrtip ilt,
lenst. Otter at baps laost fia ic q
BAR Tigers siO, Tom "ealamitp.Suns''
Gu Dug inb' baa ct stpurtninasIiso.
@biiipen uat msset ilst. ; ben I'm.
leonins piloe BUN itatu.rs ct ggempsI,
% sitsr gsasns Still piIot bun luit,
eOialst iilso i'm Rspolpsr. glen bSiil
iorunoerlist! pOlitist iunot iIst iits
btsribs, al bet sr uusrOrosntlis amer.
iieneeIissperoist at lpos SaIisn al
6laiisr, JON RUNNER oaarIis @biiip.
DUN blep puttet | outlet. Ere Dag,
ienere ipanieoe bun uosn Subiifsns.
mibIsr sisnusm 8apsmplortt. Sil'
fGloisuis fob SuifulO.Sil uOsniOl
SroquOis.SOtsIlst, Oa bun tom iOrbj
bette. Suem Der par slao. bar Sans,
Raar 10 Of ben sibs Rsnnsitsr fra bsi
"piIbt geitsn" msots binanpsn, iaS
Tom ben, Der baUOe uOsst, burtissrr
frem mso Psnseus. suo ben enOsn iun.
DC babe berom. gnonu iamme gIitsH
iunSs Sane meO tauIsIis ipIbi sOmws
tiltrRos Sjsmrsiisn.
Rplia b!sD BUN JON ipa % paarIis
brast til ct iSuttishus SpO 9atOta,
Ter baO man bsnOs Opgiue aOrssisu
I'll benoes rnsits Os uslbapsnos siits
Batter. Mm 6alawitn' Sane bao ON
man uiIoe labs bare ut itrips til bsnOt
bun pilSs iiis baus. at 3attsrsH ituIOe
famine iis Opsr bsnOe. Yaa en- Sso.
bel itrep bun mfD SIpant fin iiOhc
Siljt: Seq Oil besrauss ueO SiOsp
Gi min isrhs glano. gilo Sill Sidud,
gjsnnsm 9rssisn bIsp bette GHitt
bstisnot uOe pet. iOm sssntIis par bel
"piloe geiien", % fra ale aanttr Ipnl
Der psnae tiIitrGtislis NOT til at rtiis
qrGriernes Sattrr e. belt MlouiolWm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23
Sye Dafotd.

Den nps ipenii.lutberiie airte Vail.
bant piliblipe ierois fOr Subplelis
Sespnoslisn al Roosmber.
- Rspere iial s5.O | sanisn
gibprs fbOrsoass Rat iorriae llss.
9e ionl iis ubinorst uffeb msb N
Spffe. %
- gu Silbpanins Ill ben norii.
lutberite glormaliiols Siour Sails oil
bIipe bpsSst ZEN NOR fsrsmtio til si
aoiienoe ai $4,000.
- en prarieilo sseIasoe Ii Spebe-
iiaiisr % ct bunors 5ohs mso 0g Der
ON Sases ipOs g'il nOtosiiira g'illsr.
- llobusbpsninssn paa gluauii gu.
ratbs batin peb Orient brrnote nsb
fOrlsbsn. bs en- uns Waano, Der par
geiss hos puratb. brenbte inpe.
- psnssiiabei pohfoutpret
Slooninston blsp iprenst Der en- Rai
os Rtsisrtnssppliiist 'isser iberoia Fl.
ter Rspsrnt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23
grerieruts Satter.

~s
st msssi marislist aeiuoslip sr
iislss en- aorrsiponoanes fra slsn Yorl
til "aOtafslnssissr" nplis blst aiiltitst.
Den paasjaloenOs bso Rargarstt
gdnurp 6s tiIbrusts iaa spbt iOm bell
iit 2ib ! goiubppsrtiss aanb bet pilbt
geiisn. 3Olp ganss iial bun ba Dor.
ret imsost Spmsns eanier. ID al
fine glanS srpeosrsss bun ub af Der
ben msO RepOlperiusler, SsnOes for
iis Rano blsp orebi' men bun bapnso.
BAN psO at nsOiipos 6ans 9rabsmanb,
Nso 1lnotasslis ai ben iipHs Rano.
ium fob fro benSs. ital inssn ai be on
ore bars osO en- natjirIis DOB. %
mso alt bet blsp aRarsarstb ganary
tun 81 slar. iaa bun bar brust SiosT
aOpt. gam man maa usiaa srinor,
at { gsbsi al bette balps SslsI sr De-
uilSs 9sitsn blst fsot % iisbst til Scr
ben, Os bun par bette SsRsns est'
Eattsr.
glarsi 1862 tom bun m,o fine 6pr'
GIors til RsDaSa. Otter a Ramp mel
Snbiantrt fauot man bsnos iom iOr9l'
Ore!sit Barn / en- sisrspertsIeir. gu
sammsl aOus tOs bsuos til iis % tiIlOh
bsnoe at lsps. iOm bun fagot for sOot.
hpiItet uil iiss SaoIsn % mso sSiitOI
Saanosu. gIttsr fsriss Der en- Geips
msb SnOiansrns. % lleOt iOm NunS
LOB Rarsarstb fig Of 8snsral GroOl
bpsrps iom Spsiper. Ssp bsiieuots
SuiiaIO Sil bltp bsnOsr SOrsiatts,
Sun iOrtGlsr. at ban bar istt Warsa.
rstb paa maussu plst. buOr lite ben
oumOriiiisfs 8renisbsbper uilot b
UOpet fig ben. % iUm bun iso Sab
len paa nlanospis % ! llniisrm. itaI
bun ba isst fiUrartst uO.
9so @rpois Gamp / bet ipoligs Do
tota blep ben Sang en- Gag ben isusrl
eiensral. bapGrsnos aaptsiu, ggOn til
lissmsp 1T apmpani pmrinest ai Stao,
OpO'SnOiansrs. Saus SOIt bier
orGbt o. ban islp haurot iaurti, Oc
mso st glarsarsib ganarp tilhsii iol
inc msl,m SnOiansrnt. bsiritOs Rap
tsintu. tps bam op til iis SaOlsn Oc
fOriOanOt meo BAN. San gao bsnol
RuUnst T6alamitpaS Suns", llnotr Osttt
Rupu smidIss bun | WUntauas biiiop
rifle Sflitabs aarbsssr, % unOsr Ostt'
Rapn bIfu ben 22aariss apinos be-
tisuot ira Sriiiit Columbia inotil
Wsrito ps iru SGtOta til California.
GUN bsbolot bet peiaa sftsr at bap,
estst "g8ilo 9ia" SidOd. en- @rGnit.
bsbOsr. Ssitstps % GOpbpp. 6rtmii.
big iisnois tun @sitn bqm Os bans
gitsriplssrt ism "Galumite- Sunsi
Wauo".
Den Rano. Tom orGbts bidOd. iiOO
iOrsurist | acknowledgement til
bans Suiiru, iOm en- Sang hauOs irslf
bans eiu. SOm auit pua en- prGris.
Diligence, bpilisn bun Oaiaa lab. blsp
pan rammst ai en- Snoiausrs pil. an.
ore ssOs SiGpls iiprtsot til. men ga.
lamitp. Sane" iprans Op paa Suiisu
Os btaats Sslilabst Si,itrbsO. Del
par ben ben Sang iaarsps 9uit, Tom
bun nOsls sIur isusre. | SpiOisn for en-
GOubOpbuuOs, LOB lpn8s iUm henOss
glanos Wproer.
9unt bauot bun. gn Dag msott
bun pau en- sniOm Sti | Bpomins sn
Sanoii. Der Tom hsuimOo henbs mss
Grotne:
"Sins qsnss. sIlsr iss blGisr Sisr'
usH uo paa oia!"
"SIes pGt!~ inarsOs Saut; der al
pes 6Oll. iOm ian Isps uOen Sisrns,
men Der siues inssn. iOm Ian lsps uosu
gsnss."
Saa 10 Rspsrsn Os putt,os stspOl,
psren | 2pmmsn.
Git Srpo tisnts Sane lissiOm RGn,
osut bet ijsrus Ssffsn. mart OsO al
i9lst Ssiis, mart pso at itieIs, inGri
hsh al nrhsihs Nisrnn0yF,vus ~
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

gi ,bar mOStasst til sInmslotIis
Ser aisIistb ~ ManOn til Wsurit" ,
al o. Z. Sassn. SOssn sr pua l79
SiOsr, % Tan srboIors for SOC bsittt
sIlsr 75c inobunpst pso at itrips til
6Oriattsren. bpis slOrssi, rr GrOOtitOn,
Rinn. Dc. Der aIsrsot bar itiitti
SstienOtitab msp 30 Rarii, oil fittsri
M bsnptts gnlsOniussn til at more iis
paa bsuOss Bsmals SsiOitnins; tbi
Der mansIsr lite paa WOrO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

81 Telegram fra StpdbOIm msOos'
Ter, at ROrrlano. SsTtsIanO, Better.
bottcH % RUrrbOttsn bar fulp 9iutsr
mso 3 Dob opb Sne. en bel Del al
9Orntt rr nsointst, Og gptstssaplinssn
sr pOelu9t Uso 6rOf. On man life
saar SunstrsnsO impOs, iaa oil Disis
9apOsOsls iOttminOfs is en- mort. baarO
9irter msO for RsO % fattisOOm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

1873 Millipnsr Dollars on gIarst tr
ben Sam, Solicit ! be GprsnsOe Slater
uobttaIrr | 9suiiOnsr. sasr s4O0, 900
pr. Gas. Sntst llnber. at GrbsiOs.
Opstiss SOrssrs maa arbsiOs bsIs jim
pGasns lib Os Ofts fOtnests iis BET al.
lsrnsournoigft for at bolOs psuns
Gurus usoIiss. % geniiuniitsrns iaar
lit bauos sOOc % oaarliss 5iOsr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

plutotratist maa iisss at bare ptl
Orssisrst, naar Ssnipu tasss til psn
3usr, msO bpiltsn islu ben fattisfs H.
ger at lGsss i'm 9ntsrssis iur PaGsri.
btlisn al SanlrSpsrs ior Saesn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23

vi raaOsr be iirritsnos RsIlsarbsi.
btrr 9linnsapolis til iitsostiOr at iIaa
al pGa iius 6OrOrinssr Oa bsIlsr at to
ale be psuas. be bar Iast iis Op unoer
Prdiperitpsn. % bespuOs 6armins
paa Rto 9ate 9auoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-23
6rq DC itprite SOipitaler | Serben

f2 fra a Som Ill a. Gim % urnstf bib bpst iisrbs ss
lnsps maas Taitnr aAoRina Ill a bsisa BAN st Deb Nmt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
MASONIC VETERANS
HOLD ANNUAL FEAST
This, the Seventeenth Yearly Event,
One of It's Most Successful.

The seventeenth annual banquet Of
the Washington Masonic Veterans As
sociation Of the District of Columbia
took place at Freund's. SIS Tenth Street
northwest, last night Every effort was
PUT forth by the committee Of the asso-
citation TO make this. the seventeenth an
nual feast. one OF the most brilliant, as
well as enjoyable, of any feast yet given
by the association.
Amid the blinking Of glasses the fol-
lowing Joasts were given. First. TO the
Grand Lodge. then 10 the Grand ROYAL
Arch Chapter. the Old Flag, and 10 the
President of the United States.
Among the special invited guests the
following were present: James A. Wet
more. deputy grand master OF Masons
of the District; Or. George c. ODER
grand high priest. District OF Columbia
Hon. J. H. BromweIl. OF Ohio, grand
secretary Of Ohio. Henry Clark. of Ne
braska; Hon. W. E Andrews. auditor
Treasury Department, and E. 5. Parker
president Of the Metropolitan Bank this
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FREE LECTURES
At ST. THOMAS CHURCH
Discuss Influence of Anglican Church
on Anglo-Saxon Civilization.

a free lecture course will be held
under the auspices OF the Churchman's
League of the Episcopal Church at St.
Thomas Church Tuesdays in Lent The
lectures will trace the influence Of the
English Church on Anglo Saxon civili-
ZatiOn-
The first lecture will be delivered
March by the Rev. Thomas Richey.
ID. D., OF New York. on the subject Of
THE Church as a Formative influence
Of the English Nation the second lee
ture by the Rev. William a. Guerry
OF Sewanee. Tenn. The Church as the
Educator OF the People," third lecture.
by the Rev. w. W Clark OF Richmand
Pa. The Church as Champion OF the
People Rights" fourth lecture by the
Rev. Charles 4. Briggs. ID. D.. of New
York. The Principle OF National
Churches" fifth lecture by Joseph
Packard OF Baltimore Nd. The Church
and the Spirit of Liberty"
DR.. Briggs, who delivers the fourth
lecture was tried for heresy by the
Presbytery of New York. and subse-
quently left the Presbyterian Church 70
become an Episcopalian. He will lee
ture on Monday, March %. instead Of
On a Tuesday, the usual day for the
lecture
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AGREE TO RECONSTRUCT
THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE
Railroads to Unite in Meeting Cost of
Single Track Road.

The District Commissioners yesterday
received from the officials OF the Wash
ington, Arlington. and Falls Church
Railway Company copy of an agree
ment entered into with the Great Falls
and ola Dominion Railroad Company. by
which both unite in meeting the cost Of
a single track electric railway across the
Aqueduct Bridge.
THIS agreement was entered into De-
cember 10. 1902. prior to the passage OF
the law authorizing the reconstruction
OF the bridge. II pledges both com
panics TO efforts 10 obtain legislation
and sets forth the conditions under
which the track is to be built. and Oper-
ated Jointly by the two companies.
According 10 the law referred to the
cost Of reconstructing the bridge is 10
be borne by the companies. and they are
TO deposit with the authorities $4,000
in two installments as guarantee for
carrying out the terms of the law. Yes
terday was the time limit for the de-
post of the first installment Of S25 900.