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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

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at ienSe &egierin8atroqper ino / Bro.
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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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letter til ~Gapouerto 9tlriticona" life
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al BET brittle 8eianotifab &ieber'
bnpn, iom bun ir0bsO til at pGrc
meO / &eotret / 6sIge meo &ongefd'
milien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
fyra San Sumingo.

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tropperne bar after It0t ct itort Neoers
lag 0e0 ct d. line monge angreb poa
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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
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ScppcIin giOcr tabt. - ira Berlin
meoSeIes, of @reo 3epeIins @aaon'
fur oeo GonitareesS isen % nae De
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ban bar sOilet en- WtiGiun Warf bort
pon fine Grperimerter. os at @reoea
MI er ian iattig, at b%urmbiertige
SIHgtrjnge non ifoffe baru, buao ban
trGraer til 2ioetS Spbolo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24

8 Ballard er Der rplig ftiftet en-
li6en Menig6eo; Ben ngter at bpg9e
airfe | ben nRrmeTte 6remtio.
Bot. Reruig, gortIon0, Srg.,
bar ofIaaet 9aIoet fra DeIlou Meoi'
cine Menigbeb.
aberdeen Menigbeo, Waib.,
ifal bpgse 9reitebolis bag airten.
Club. &ortmnr er folbet I'll
RortInnb Mtoine.
HaItor Ebomier, Gresco, ga,
bar antaset aaIoet fra Sc Rop We.
niabeb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-24
Gen ifaIicnife iiocnrissmiuiitcr
Grinetti bar taget sfifeS.

Gen bpaanSifc Gesjcrins Dor Be.
Tuttet life at oeEtage offieielt ! Der.
SeusuSItiniusen i ct. 2ouis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
.BARKSDALE BILL !.
IN The BALANCE
a Big Fight Likely to Be De,
termined in the House
To-Day.

BY vote In the House on tho simple
proposition of whether or not the word
"corrnptly" shall be stricken from the
Barksdale pure elections bill 1t will lle
determined to-day whether the present
Legislature Will pass any law. which It
Is generally thought would be efiectiye on
the subject. The bill Is a most interesting
one, and has had many ups and downs
first and last.
The Halifax Senator got It through with
only one dissenting voice in the Senate
after brushing It down to meet some
objections, and when II went over TO tho
House his troubles were renewed. 1t Was
referred to the Privileges and Elections
Committee Of that body. and there 1t
quietly slept for some weeks, when finally
IL was gotten UP OH motion of Nlr. Barks-
dale Mr.. Cumming and others Of the
committee insisted on inserting the word
"corruptly" which the patron and many
others contend means the killlpg of the
effectiveness OF the bill, The matter was
debated at some length yesterday and went
c,ycr until to-day when 1t Is believed a
final vote will be reached. Messrs. Duke,
Slpe and Cabell are strongly championng
the bill as II came from the Senate, and
Messrs. Cumming, Lee. Kelly and others
are trying to save the committee amend
ment, II Is predicted that the vote on
the motion to strike out Will be very
close ~ 43 VIZ rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
'T'H.EPLA.lN'.S';0|.'|'l||;'.
The PE:'.NNSY||''.
Capital StoCkto Be Increased.
Sl5O.OOO. 600. ..I.
BUSINESS lis ENORMOUS.
Entire Pittsburg Division is Is Be F our-
i5t racked II IN Order. to Handle the /,
Tremendous Traffl Bought
Locomotives for. Two Years IN A.
Associated prcss .

9S.& Try Associated Press. J NJ M IA ll
PHILADELPHIA, PA. March o.
The stockholders Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, In annual meeting
to day voted to increase the capital
stock Of the company by s15o,ooo,o o0..
making the total authorized capital
$500 100000, OF the increased capital
s1Oo,ooo,Ooo will be issued in straight
stock, and the directors aro given the
option OF issuing the remaining 100000
900 in convertible bonds. The increase
will be ratified by a stock vote two
weeks from to-day, as required by the
law. Tho stockholders also voted to
lease for q period Of twenty years the
Western New York and Pennsylvania
After the annual report had been
adopted and other routine business
transacted First Vice President Green
luton authorizing the increase In the
capital. Flo said that for the first time
In It's history the Pennsylvania is4lln-s
able to meet the demands made upon It,
Vast improvements have been made and
are t4contemplated in order to furnish
facilities for handling the rapidly NJ
creasing business. In the past two years,
Captain Green said. the company had
purchased one locomotive daily and a
total of#4o,0OOt freight cars 3s # n
In I7ittstnrE alone an s expenditure of
$4,000 600 will be necessary to relieve
the freight congestion and prevent its
recurrence. J'he entire Pitlsburg Dlvl-
sion is to be four tracked. Captain Green
stated and continuing, said: ia
I'VE must build q new road from the
summit of the mountain down lllA J,la- :
nInta Valley. and a new road practically
from Harrisburg to Philadelphia. Our.
coal traffic is SO enormous that it must
be kept out Of the way of the passenger
traffic. What VIC propose to do ought
to be done promptly z RI
The new issue Of stock and bonds will
be made by the directors ut their meet
ing March gath, when the annual cleo
tlon takes place. IN 34g 5&i7 sB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
WILL TOUR ON DOLPHIN Il-,IE''l-]I' /. /.
.lNSWESTalNDIAN'|. W 1 ST 2, S..
4 \ I. 1 ssocInt,d rress.) II

wAsl11NaToN. Is. g., March 1o.-s y !,
rctary tia Navy Moody !, o : y asre.
sonin MI Of Illinois Represent q
nei1 aqas' 5e ssSSs
pearllS,ofFIIAyerhil Mass, Mr. Mootlys
nsrtns s, .ss sss F eft ssre
M ~ :, cIonissthls afternoon over Tie At
5lniltc C.orstsL Limo for q cruisc, n y t esl
Indian wnters. hc parts travelea !, ~ a on
Atlantic Coast Limo private car, No. svi,
one or tho&best In the service an {, WI.
arrive IN Charleston, $. @. about o,cloeK
l1norning. They VII im1medi-
ately embark. on tho Dolphin and starr a'l =
Oh their cruise. 4. 7, /. Y. "
u Standardization OF Vermont, and nd. Repre- z.
sentative C4illett Of Massactlsetts. VIII
I" Fle sa san May Vf S..
III II inndn ,fC,ilebra and san Juan Porto
Rico are some of the points that VIII DC
visited. The party will DO gone some Weeks
and party also occupied ~ private !,l car 2,
onl Tho same train, bound for 81 Kcn' p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
MANY MAY NOT
STAND AGAIN
Changes Looked for in the he
4. Next General Assem-
.3.ls bly,.

BEFORE tho present Legislature shail
finally adjourn tho primary campaign cam p.1is
at least will be in full blast for success
sors to the members now hero. ana y -
said that a great many, changes are IN
the air. 4 Indeed. It Is known that n@nun-
her Of tho members OF both branches VIII
not stand again and others will, Of
course, have 10 fight their way buck. y
they come, M Is always the case.
# All the HOUSE seats and half OF those
IN the Senate will be filled this fall. Tho
election OF Senators in every district VIII
come up, and tho term under the new
Constitution is fixed at only two years years.
Senator Bruce, Of Wise, IS one Of those
who has not yet fully determined upon
his course, but ! t would cause no great
surprise II he should prefer 70 yleld
to the wishes Of his friends and run lor
Congress- in tho Ninth District, instead
~ nrnIn enterlng tho senatorial arena.
Senator Cogbill. or Chesterfield, will not
run again, and his SUCCESSOR IS almost
certain to begJudge NV.aI l. Clopton, OF
the County Court, whose term on the
bench will expire in February next.
3 Senators Keezell and Lupton are unde-
clded. as are also Senators Whitehead and
Walker. Senator Stands Will run and
there is talk Fof $the entrance Of Hon.
Walter JORDAN. OF lNansemond.
Captain r. II, Parks, Of Page, speaks
OF running lnstheH new district composed
OF Page, Clarke and Warren. and can
ddates are being groomed for both
branches In most. sections Of the State.
Some lively races are looked for. and
1t will be interesting to watch for the
changes to be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11

son Of the application of rroportiodr'sil
rates from louisville S'incinhau n eng
otherk Ohiuf crossings ta Y,
4, q. 4 ndEbther Southern points beyond
slaichmoti1,fi,f answer denies hat the
lsh}p1,,crt Il frot Tie Ohio points NAMED an a.
.or,er1 tim Columbus we're hauled un1er
substniltinily smilnr circnr'nstah,,'res ;na
ihe Columb,,s shlp,tnnie'nt'It :'
and thhtSti,e r,l,esapenlte antlAOhio par
ticlpatlon lin the 81 cent rate from nc !.
ohio points named to Richmond a1 3 q
tho 11Scenty rate from columbus 70 i,n,
t1ond Il IL Si,ot unreasonable any
ctal In favor OF Columbus. i {6fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
making this booth o thing Of. beauty. ant
a grand success financially. XII e
I I'll Personal r1ention. s5

. + 4 T
II The Tennessee table at the Confedeatt
Razaar IL like ken's Oliver Twist
4Itd:was given three u hundred .'Bostock
;bentit" tickets md II has asked for
more. IT sec,ns tina Tennessee Is bent
on winning I he prize forlitn sale o. me
creates, number 9 tickets
Miss sallie Kinney. ut staunton. IS the the
guest Of Mrs. Hugh M. 5 TAYLOR s5
\ Miss julia and Ethel Dixon. OF 13altl:s
more arc expected to be the guests Oh
Mrs, stuart Woodward In April. *; 81
Friends or Dr.. Robert IIerndon Fife y,
richmond are pleased toynote that he
u,I, ia Instructor Of English and German
- ma school Of Methods 1T Cha rlottes-
v;,,e Ma. thls summer Pr FIFE ms
haen 81 stnce his return from Germany. IN
/ he he Western Reserve Unsverstyat Clrvve-.. T
land. @. n
Mrs r. Courtney Jenkins who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs Isaac
now at No al5 East Frank
lin street. Nh Al
5'rhc special sale at the Wonnn's Fx-
change to-day Offers great inducements
TO housewives and lovers OF the delicate
and dainty In fancy and useful articles
Mrs. Hugh Miller iswjstinE her family
In Charleston, S. e. .A 4,
Mrs. John Williams, who has been the I
guest OF her sister. Mrs Henry I1nr-@
wood, has returned home, r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11

r
Williams; second Vice President, Mrs;
5NortoT /" savage Third Vice-Prcsldcnt,
Mrs John Hunter, Jr.: Treasurer. MIS-,
Is = valentine; Recording Secretary
Miss M. III. i ,ce Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs rs. i. Sheppard. \. !, ~, !.
The present Board Of Managers are the ne
ladies mentioned above and :. Mrs, l,e,
fray, Mrs j. ,, Halyburton. Mrs. John
q. Robertson. Mrs w j Leake Mrs.
Cha rles Montague, Mrs Percy Montague.
MIS- George Wayne Anderson, Mrs
George Alnslie. Miss Amy Lyall, Mrs
bChes Terrell. Miss g., e. Stewart. Mrs.
Lewis 3. 5Aylett. Miss Lucy Gibson.
Mrs. Kean, the, librarian, and Miss
Crlnga;,, the assistant librarian, we're
reelected for the ensuing wear
Women's Meetings. 7.
Tho committee or the South Carolina
table is culled5by thechnirmnn to meet.
III f.eei Camp Hall at i 20 A,ilM. ms
morning $ 5
Tho annual meeting OF the Roard Of
9lIanagers of the Retreat forHitlle J. y. slcR !.
will be held March 18th at noon q ~ ii
,rhe annual meeting Of tho Rlchm 1!,.
Chapter OF the Daughters Of the lon,
sfedcracy will be held this ~ ternonn Y.
"a o'clock In Lee Camp Hall, The elecliu :.
&nf officers will necessarily Kf nlacce s,
this meeting and every NJ e1npef y .urh g,
to be ii, place md att end Ato the "
E two call OF business, iss8
rho f1rst regular sprin . ~ e'. !. 4. ~
the senior and junior bra - =,
wood Memorial Association w e nplo
IL III ~ r, Nj I'm =. cnn 2 S'1ll!u
#srhon, room. Tho preliminary hrralse'i
lnerts viii lie made for Memosla L,a ~.
Il, lie collected and MEMBERS
fonrol,e,l at that i line, 4 \, e EEK 81
Fancy Work Booth,
srha committee Of THE fancy work
.,,,,,, a. the Confederate Fair, with Mrs.
+ 1,t,,a1Vs Richardson, chairman, met at
~ a vernor,s Mansion Monday, with q
roo and enthusiastic membership q
,,ico SIM was reported from members OF
~ committee realized from the sale Of
nr.on tickets toBtbc fair, besides liberal
41nmna tions from the&friendsi OF the Home
for Needy Confederate Women Mrs.
Richar dson has secured from Miss a lice
HooseYplt, daughfer OF the President an
artistic piece of fancy work, which VIII
lie disposed Of during the fair ITO ne ihils ~
est bidder. K, VI
Miss Molly Elliott Seawels the ans
thoress, has donated for the fancy Work
hooth. pictures Of herself, with her nllr
tograp h and la test book, and many others
too nuelnro,ls to name here. have made
donations or beautiful and dainty fancy
work q Il lT &c 5lglL
Already the WORK done ins,lres success
OF the fancy work booth. but the g mlt-
Tee is composed Of energetic, pa trlotlc We
men. and they will not, stop q Fopt q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
BADNESS CONTAGIOUS
SAYS GERMINOLOGIS
(srecial to The Times DIspatch.)

(srecial to The Times DIspatch)
& BOSTON, March 1o.-C G. Carleton,
NJ. D., OF Lawrence, gave an interesting
talk on Germ Diseases before the
Unversalist Club at the Bellevue.
Among the interesting points brought
out by DR. Carleton was that disease is
spread by cats and dogs and BY italian
immigrants who have been bitten by
mosquitoes at home; that pneumonia is
contagious and spread by sputun; that
badness Is due to germs and is conta-
gious; that rlngworms and boils are con-
tagious;4 that appendicitis is contagious,
and that loctjaw is & caused BY germs
concealed in the deposits of horses,
which f1yfwlth dust. to the rust on nails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
FILES ITS ANSWER
Chesapeake and Ohio Denies Charge Of.
Discrimination in Rates.

- y '1--IWNoF- A5sUClHLGu FTtss.I ~ y
WASHINGTON, March 1o.--The8 Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Railway Company has
filed with the Interstate Comm orce Com
mission an answer to the complaint OF
j. S. and l.. w. Dewey, Ohio hay ship
pers, against the road-nametl and several
others, alleging unlawful freight rates.
Tho answer says the road has not united
in any joint tarif OF the character cited
in the complaint. nor has It participated
in any tariff naming 8 ia cent rate per
hundred pounds from Columbus, Ohio,
to Richmond, Va, during the times men
toned In the complaint, The company
AYERS that Its proportional rate from
Columbus is reasonable and just by rea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
Hearings Are Set

nhe House Committee OH General "a ,o, W. :
las nod The DAYS for hearings On bills
~: fn,1ows, Bill ito amend the Code II
relation to the practice ofjJn1cdlc're and ,
surgery, senate bills 147 and las. known (.
las tho. Harvey bills, dealing with Inc n,
subject Of licensing Of osteoputtns !, ,Narch
25th, az 4&o'clock tho gCahell bill, 7ro-
limiting the offering o. prizes IN PICK
ages OF tobacco, April list, 4 t. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11

"sToRk PANTS !" md a An sToRk
asHEErINo both on sale--the Pants lr'l
in the Infant Department and tho Sheet
Ing at the Notion Counter.
.3s Lightness Of weight is one Of the chief
Of this fabric-lt oel I
no heavier than ordinary cambria ana
yet soft and plinble, and is odo rrllee,
waterproof and antiseptic.
stork Pants are made to cover the
Aiaper. S
It is not rubber nor oiled silk, but
q fabric superior to both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
Rosemary r,uasIry Public Library,

rho annual meeting Of the Board OF
Managers of Rosemary Library was held
Yesterday afternoon. After the routine
business was over Interesting reports
we're heard from the treasurer and presl-
dent Of the board. The following officers
werN unanimously elected for the ensu-i
Ing year; President. Mrs. George W.
iBagby; First Vice, es!dent, Mrs, q, Y i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
.STORK PANTS FOR THE BABY

They are easily, adjusted and re-
quire no pins.
Your baby will be less irritable. and
will feel better and behave better,
when clothed with this garment
We have Just taken the agency
for these articles III Richmond and
hereafter it'll not Be necessary to
write to the manufacturers for
them asElotsS ofsfollss have told us
tl1ey've5b bend oii, SOC, Sc. and
a$1.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
EARLY SPRING

I II
Predicted by Old Weather Prophets, q
Present Indications are that winter
will soon be gone In a few weeks tils
sweet, warm sunshine will quicken the
earth, and the trees tho flowers ana
the birds win tell us that the mantel q
frost and snow has been cast aside ana
ibulmy winds will whisper Of the Golden
Summer that is to follow. This will be
the last winter on earth for ma ny q Y, !,
human IL soul. Diseased organs ana
poisoned bOod will not respond to the
changing seasons unless given assist,
nnce. III In 1909 s,756,0o0 cases of blood,
heart trouble n catarrh, nervousness,
rheumatism, constipation and Kidney
disease We're cured by Dr. Burkharttis;
Vegetable c'ompo7,nd, % cents, AZ
druggists, n II II 53 s II n. N * it.S ii
GIFT OF JEWELRY r OR TEN DAYS
AT COHEN'S STORE.
4 Coupons are issued to any one buying a
5dollarssSworth of merchandise In any de-
partlnent. Each dollar purchase is an
Titled 10 IA coupon tina Is good for q 70
cent article III hand ade jswelrY- made
to your own order if you like. Center q
the store, main floor, III q II
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NE. Langhorne III.

Il News has. been received here Ct tl,e
Illness In Kentucky Of Mr., l<ecne l'il''s 4
horne. son of MIR. G, d. l4ahEiloi''t'
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sss Miller q Rhoads. Nllller g KnoadS'
sTHE NEWEST COAT
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Long Goat Of white Pique Mothers who have used he
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Bedford cloth or Cashmere
III # II Il lighter in weight and can be easily washed
Large Sailor Collar trimmed with embroidered insertion and an
embroidered rufle .E
The garments have medaions the collar s425
$3.50 and $500
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Silyersr1usicalc.s

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The special features of the silver Mir
slcale,"#to be given from s to Z o'clock.
and from to 10 O. clock r. NJ, to-day. in,
Mrs. Mae Talley's studio, No a27 En 4
Franklin Street. for the benefit OF the
Alabama table, Will be the myths and
legends of mnslcas told by the old
Greeks. ~ III
Each vocalist will contribute to the
programme ono Of clayton Johns charm
Ing songs; piano aud violin solos will
vary the entertainment. Miss 1ieck, a
pupil Of Mrs. Hequemboilrg. giving the
numbers oil the violin.
Mrs. w. Il. Thurston's most attractive
pupils in expression will add greatly 10
the interest. OF the OCCASION. Miss Mary.
Willie Smoot viii leave nothing to DO
desired In the role Of nccompanist, and
refreshments will be served by a heNy
Of pretty girls, The Reception Commit
tee will include!
z Mrs. "A. j. Montague, Mrs. j. II, Drake.
Mrs. Mae Talley, Mrs, Nivglnllls IIurrl-
son, Mrs. Preston Nash, Miss Harrison,
Mrs. II, r. Fitzhugh, Mrs, Addison IL
3Iolladay, Miss Isoline Moses md Miss
Lucy Munford. assisted BY Miss Mary
Drake, Miss Jean Knox, Miss lewis.
Miss Nellie STIFF, Miss julia Woo!ridge.
Miss Mary prewry, Miss Nora Houston,
Miss Mary Fitzhugh, Miss Mary Wocl-
ridge, Miss Alice Graham, Miss Merrill
Miss Mary Susan Dew, Miss Louise Her
bert and Miss Janey Kemper Walker