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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27
FITTING UP THE ROOMS.
Commercial College viii Be Ready
for September Is.

The rooms In the postofiice block
are being fitted up for the occupancy
Of the Abilene Commercial college,
to be opened by Prof. ". A. Price on
September 16. The rooms will be
newly furnished and present most
attractive appearance. Prof. Price
comes with the highest recommends
tions and Is exceedingly well fitted
for conducting a commercial school.
Dickinson county young people will
have no need Of going to other parts
Of the state to get the best CONNER
cial education Of the day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27
Important Notice.

When you think Of attending g.
Commercial College or q Technical
School remember to enroll 10 The
international Correspondence Schools.
The advantage In home study 10
direct practical education. Our stud
ents learn while they earn. Why
not be independent No appoint
ment, diversion with class, risk or
time lost, board, extra expense 81
tending. Many successful business
and working people in the various
trades, Abilene students and through
out the state heartily testify and en-
dorss the |. c. s. system Of learning.
BY following directions we guarantees
to teach you any one of the so differ
snt courses through our Stad Of sx-'
pert instructors.
Books furnished free, Price Of
tuition is small. Terms Of payment
are easy. Special inducsmsnt Il you
enroll now.
For information address
A. u. ADAMS, Representative
ABILENE. KANSAS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27

word and a gentleman to do business
with. have known him to pay the
taxes Of those who we're net able to
pay their taxes and do many other
acts Of kindness to the early settlers
of this county. Jim Shane is gen
tleman and honored by the people Of
this county.
Hodge Bros: We have known Mr..
James B. Shane since 1870 and GER
tainly more quiet, peaceable citizen
never lived here. He was upright
and public-spirited and one OF the
foremost men in helping to build up
Abilene and, Dickinson county.
NJ. P. Jolley: l became acquainted
with James B. Shane in 1870, shortly
after / arrived here. l became more
intimately acquainted with him when
1 took the Office OF county clerk In
January, 1872. He was at that time
serving bis second term as county
treasurer. The official business be-
tween county treasurer and county
clerk made it necessary to be in close
touch with each other. Our associa-
tiOns together we're pleasant and cor.
dial; he was efficient and capable in
the capacity Of county treasurer and
was affable and courteous to all who
had business with his Office. and
above all, he was strictly honest and
as citizen he was respected and liked
BY everyone who became acquainted
with him. His character was model
for anyone to copy after. He was
strictly moral In all his habits. was q
good husband and 8 kind father TO bis
family, and his truth and veracity no
one could question.
As to his book, "Not Guilty" now
being read, his friends who knew
him best will say conscientIously that
James B. Shane is not guilty in the
sense that the witnesses and jury
found the verdict.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27
TWO MINUTES FLAT.
Worlds Trotting Record Broken To-
day.

Special to the Reflector.
READv1LLE, Mass, Aug. 24.-Lou
Dillon broke the worlds trotting
record today on a mile track going
In 2 minutes fiat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Abilene lost its ball game at
Marion Saturday IA to 9.
DIR. J. W. Felty is touring Europe
being now In Switzerland.
-Parker's consolidated shows will
be at Wichita during the fair next
month.
j. R. Beech Of Hope and Dora
Della Dunn Of Abilene were married
by Judge Flack.
Our idea Of hard working man
is John Jenness. Only one train
day and q man to help him.
&C. W. Parker is coming to Con-
cordia in September with his show.
Better have him at Abilene.
AN exploded lamp in Townsend's
drug store Saturday evening made q
fire scare. Little dapage was done.
DIR. Ed Young has purchased the
residence property on West Second
owned and occupied by H. @. Brenizer.
The Junction City Republican
| says that the "Abilena.ites" went to
Fl. Riley on an excursion. This must
stop.
j. C. Seaton OF Garfield while
repairing windmill yesterday caught
his hand in the gearing and received
severe and painful cuts.
Casper Miller has bought the
farm on which he lived several years,
two miles west Of Enterprise. He
paid $4,000 for 22O acres.
Jos. White brought in some sam
pie big corn yesterday but it did not
reach the standard set by @. 7. Estes
exhibit which yet holds the banner,
John Ostberg has sold his interest
In the firm Of Peterson & Ostberg at
Enterprise to Gust Peterson and the
firm will be known az Peterson Bros.
-Herington Sun: The materials
for the construction and operation Of
a chemical purifying plant to purify
water for boiler use have been ordered
shipped to Herington.
Solomon Tribune: Discouraging
reports are heard daily from those
farmers who are so unfortunate as to
have shocked wheat In the field. The
recent heavy rains have wet the
shocks thoroughly and caused a very
rank growth Of weeds.
"A. E. Cooper. district passenger
agent Of the Rock Island, accompanied
the official train to California and the
passengers passed resolutions prais-
ing him highly for bis courtesy and
the excellence Of the arrangements.
AL does things right always.
Sporting item in Manchester
News: The fost race between Ralph
Cramer and Elmer Taylor was post
poned for two weeks to allow the
sprinters more time for training.
The stakes have been lowered from q
thousand dollars to thirty cents.
One Dickinson county boy knows
all about the Yellowstone Park, J. A
Lowry OF Chapman. He writes: 81
have spent very pleasant time in
the park during the summer, having
made twelve tours OF the park as
driver and guide !or the Wylie Camp
ing company" He returns to Big
Timber, Montana, to take charge OF
the public schools again.
The cup won by Eberhardt in
Omaha at tennis 10 . beautiful thing
and said to be worth $3.50. 1t Is Of
| silver, a three handled loving cup.
The winner will hold 1t for one year.
when he will have to contest with the
winner Of the next tournament for Its
possession for another year. Anyone
who wins the cup three times keeps 1t
permanently, it makes no difference
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27
HAD SEVERE HAIL.
Donegal has a Strenuous Ten Min
ute Storm.

OVhSA0A AAeSD y SNASeASSNS 80
ute Storm.
In the vicinity Of Donegal about .
p. m. Monday was severe hail storm
lasting about ten minutes. There
was light rain with little wind and
then the hail commenced 10 fall. The
hailstones we're larger than hens eggs
and smashed vegetation in a vicious
sort OF way. The area affected was
not large and as the stones fell with
out being driven by wind the dam
age was not great. G. B. Colby was
in that vicitiny and says a man could
not bave lived In the storm.
1t is reported that hundreds Of
chickens we're killed by the hail but
that corn was not badly hurt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27

Reports from Frankfort. Marshall
county, say cloudburst flooded the
town last night. People fled to the
hills and many houses were swept
away.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27
TRoN LkwRENCE.

Judge J. Q. Morton; Captain
shane recently sentenced for life. was
in my opinion irresponsible for the
efins. he Il an honest man. imPal.
slve sad I think. strange and peculiar
in hls acts. Bis former record has
bssn god. #N
Judges. A. Rlggs: Mr.. Shane him
en- has hsrs many friends, who be-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27

Fill out and address this coupon to
A. H. ADAMS, Representative, Abb.
lene, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-08-27

Eor sale, number Of good residence
properties. 9l-3eod
MAKINs & MIDDLETON.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
BURIAL PERMITS.

Thomas Mertan 3 years. coi South Fourteenth;
perforated intestines.
Madeline Skinner. 1 year. :sosA GLASGOW: en-
terocolitis.
GIL Cieta. . years. si4s South Seventh: con-
Players DoEEett. a years. City Hospital: ne
phritis
Thomas Banks. IS years. City Hospital: sep
Ben P. Many. 4s years. 4aos North Twenty first:
specticaemia.
Zirmund Kulkamski. year. Ell North Tenth:
Harry Collins year. 81 Bremen: sastroen-
teritis.
Ralph McSpadden. years. 1iosA Tower Grove:
Ami. Hackney. ~ years Poorhouse: de-
mentia.
Marie Queens 4 years. City Hospital: dph-
liberia.
william Bader. months. Bethesda Home:
William Geiser. IL year. sls Marion: en-
tefitir.
Eizie Castain. 5 months. ZIG: DeKalb: bilious
Bridget Lyons. 90 years. sIss South Broadway:
anaemia-
Charles Butts a years. City Hospital: can
Doctor Gianer. Is years. City Hospital; pneu
nlonia
Antonio Durrado. 80 years. q: Walnut street;
bronchitis
sumption.
consumption.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY.
COMMON Tif So b Iii fSns 8 No 1'' j,
Al meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
Ter cent {; per cent? on the common capital
stock Of this company De declared and paid an
GUARANTY Trust Company Of New York No s5
cedar street New York city. to the stockholders
of record at the close of business on Friday JuIy
10. 1879 Transfer books vii close on Friday.
d. A. BIXBY. s. s. DeI,kS0
secretary. Treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26

pIyIDEND Notice.At meeting of the Board
many dusrterly dividend OF one dollar and nfty
cents per share declared PAYABLE JuIy /
Transfer books close a. m. June z6. and re-
tlen July =, 1903.
81; Louis jan. s. 1906.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES,

AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY
New York City. n Y juno q 1914
PEEFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND
NO j..
Af meeting Of the Board of Directors he,a
this dar u was resolved that a dividend Of one
and three-fourths GA per cent? per cent on the
preferred capital stock Of this company be de-
olhred and paid on Saturday August l. 1909 al
New York. No. IS Cedar street. New York f,i.y.
10 stockholders OF record at the close of busi,
ness on Friday. July TO- 1905. Transfer hooks viii
Close Friday, July 10. 1903. and reopen Monday.
d. A. B1XBY, s.. s. peY.ANo
Secretary Treasurcr
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sTEAHSHIPS.

.nphH. eulNa PHILIPPINE ISLAM .
NJ NJ onsna VIA HONOLULU Pacific
mali E s Co, Occidental and oriental s. S. 20.
and Oriental S. S. Co. From San Francisco:
HonS,,kong Maru. July :: Picking. July Is: Doric.
July =. For passage and freight rates, reserra-
tons orders and information apply to J. II.
iathrop: general agent. $o3 Olive street, St
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26

Wedding Rings (S0lia Gsldl
Finest qualities. $ to 80. Meruod 4 Jac.
cards. Broadway and Locust
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Stcnographei
RUBIcAM SHORTHAND coLLEeE.

Exclusively for young ladies. now occupie, tn.
entire third floor OF the new VanoI buiidInp
Olive and Handkerchief: the est-equipped COLLEGE
in the West: individual instruction: new pupfis
admitted daily: open all summer: visitors al
ways welcome. Lindell 21as: kinloch c easl .
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Rguz0Ruxany@7w

Board of Education building st, Louis. con.
tinues through tie summer without vacation.
An excellent course OF study. LarEe Airy rooms
electric fans and q faculty Of eight experienced
teachers. Catalogue tree,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOlSs
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
springfield H.. June 25.-Licenees to incorporate
were Issued to-day by the Secretary Of State a.
fellows:
Eorner Elevator and Mill Company Lawrence
VILE: capital $40 coo: operating elevators and do
fora A. Horner. Jeddish d. Horner. Frederick G
Homer.
- Entsrn5,.e Furniture and Carpet Company. Io-
let; capital. $4,000: mercantile Incorporators-
Joliet Home furnisnins COMPANY Joliet: capt.
Trenton Park Association. Trenton: capital.
sci. JOha S shuster |'''' Jill
MacouDin County Railway Company. principal
ed from point on the CHICAGO and Atom Rail
road e s near GiIsrd Maeoupin County. m. in a
eun to near shs secon line
i;,l north ranse !; west IneorporatoTs and nrst
L. Poisey Alton. IL: pGr'ey Sai Isseis' l
Park III: Barrett Conway and Charles L. Lowe
sandoyal Manufacturing Company. sandovaI;
dissolved.
MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
terns Association Of St Louis was cnsrtered TO-
day by Superintendent Robert G. Yates TO do a
Tlery, OF st: Louis is president Of the company
and A K Snyder OF Kansas secretary.
...t' ST. LOUIS.
The following articles Of Incorporation were
nled with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
stoef full pas % Lamp Jny e ssaI.
8. G. Del Isle. is shares: J. Howard Stacy. Il
each sudns sSohs and Ds
yilions. N 20
., a5sd ii Smith se P,,n'ips Company capital
Charles Pfeifrer. I4s shares each; George W.
wadlam. shares. Printing business
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HELP wASTED-NALE.


BARBER WANTED-Gocd barber for Saturday
Market.
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BARBER WANTED-Barber TO help Saturday
Franklin.
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BARBER W4tSTED-Good barber for Saturday
and Sunday: 800 guaranteed. Call tl2i Man
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EMMA ELIZABETH MARTIN deceased
spinster-The re.atives OF the deceased Cyho died
at Guiidfoid on May lasp. requested -
communicate with Messrs. RouclitTes Rawie *
20 l Bedford row. London. w e.. Eng and
Inc father of the deceased for some tine
employed at lie British Museum. and the de-
ceased vas FOR many =ears in the service OF
ADMIRAL the Honorable and Lady Agneta Mon
iaGu Since 1883 she resided al Adam street.
PoEtnan Square. W.
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MISSOURI,

LOST AND FOUND.
BEACELET-Eost. a garnet bracelet. IN Tower
Grove Park Sunday afternoon: valued as keep
sake. Return TO 1881 Caroline ST.: reward
Cow-Lost or stolen, red muley cow with
white stomach: reward Return to 500 Haven st.
--------
DoG-Lost. Scotch terrier: long hair; young;
liberal reward. lS4o St Ange.
DoG-I.cst a hairless Mexican dog with COL
lar on: Return TO c. A. Day. 1858 Olive. Liberal
reward.
DOG-Lost. a fox terrier dog: black spot on
left shoulder: answers TO Sport: reward. eSe5
Thomas
FOCND-Harris's new store where they sell
pest shoes In st Lo1is for g. f7 n. Sixth st.
HANDBAG-Lost. Tuesday evening on Comp
ton Heights car. lady's green leather. handbag
containing card case. pockctbook and vinaigretie
bottle AMI change: please return to room sos
oria bldg. ZIG n. Sixth St. and receive reward.
HoUNDs-Lost large black-and- tan hound and
white hound with small black spots. long ears
AMI bob tall: liberal reward Telephone Kin u
2ie6. or return 10 3.l9 Cote Brilliante
---------------
PlN-Lost. sunburst pin. between Grand and
De Soto. on Broadway. tuesday evening, Iiser.i
reward n returned TO 1902 ~ Broadway.
UMBRELLA-Los'. a pearl and silvcr-handle
umbrella with on handle in downtown
ttore: remembrance from dead son. Please re-
turn and receive reward ISIS l.awton or re-
turn 10 Lu'ties grocery store; no questions asked
WATCH CHARM-Lost. watch charm: mono
gram r: Z: one side Anna: reward: return 10
b. j. Clark, Union Market Restaurant.
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BARBER wANTED-Ciood single barber: IS a
week, board and room. no student. Ben W.
Alba. Gallo. Ill.
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BARBER WANTED For Saturday and
Wednesday. or steady work; Sl guaranteed. 4 IS
y. Broadway
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WANTED = All employees of
American Car and Foundry
Co.. Madison, illinois, Depart
ment, to report for work at
Madison, III. at once. Regular
trains are now running.
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BARBER WANTED-Barber for Saturday aad
sunday: II satisfactory. Will have steady wUIk-
US y. Ninth
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ALI. those desiring help or secklnr situation.
ma! register with the Free EmuIoytnent Buren,
cf the state Labor Bureau u Statistics So,
Chestnut St: situations and help ftIrni.nsi 20.
Of charge. Tel. kin'Cch 4 ISL.
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w.SrEp-1he following help by u. daily:

Other openings: positions guaranteed by US.
American Business Bureau. 9l9 Olive st.
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BARTENDER WhNTED-Young man 10 a,
tend bar. 23Dl = jefferson ave.
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on blacksmith 2i25 y. Ninth 81
BLACKSMlTH'S HELPER WANTED - Also
strong hoy. Modern W.s& I. O., lois Psr.n-
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O Fallun.
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BOOKKEEPER wANTED-Lady bookkeeper
TO keep the books for the workroom of q rnusIIn
underwear factory: ono with experience in that
line preferred. as n. Seventh st.
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miscellaneous.

AGENTS WANTEU-Phoio ticket agents: best
ave.
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PARTNERS WANTED.

LADY gentleman with small capital IN in
vest in lunch business. 1873 Pine
LOOK over our books. which are Oren for IN,
No" use Of the public: new business openings
listed eyery tav. National Want and Supp7y
Go. Il y. Eighth
PARTNER. competent in printing me;Ec,;-
with small capital to help dey eloc practi,,fhis
and profitable business: exceptional Opportunity
T6i9. Republic.
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AGENTS AND Statesmen.

Agents.
AGENTS wANrED-To sell a new usren;ss
electric article Call at 1911 5. Eleventh ST
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12
SCHOOLS TO OPEN.

IA With bat very few exceptions a1i
Tie schools in the countywill begin
Work Monday. The school in the
Plateau canon opened twiosweeks agd
-affr rrfe DeBeque. Colbran. and Rhone
schools opened last Monday. There
a few-rural districts in this valley
which do, not begin for some time.
The Schools in this city with the ex-
e ,otion of few grades which wi IL
cccupN thea new school hbnilding ne pr
iho hospital will start next Monday.
Fnere Will be record attendance this
ia.aar from The country for SURPRISING
slqy Of previous years. The co-operh-
>g9e iiigh school at Fruita under. SD
10 iSinttndency aof Professor E. T.
lsasher Win also Have very. large at
.ttAdanta hah II ps~s l''
.' s,srTtTS,- = sp.ll---- 1fHi 90
HawIoihs land family left
to 6Salidaithist morning,ta They hay Te
b IN visiting with Mr?jand Mrs. Ed,
gig Hardy for serdralf efasss''1 90
.o~sAq L. aGodr1ey has afs2eoo shipment
ii aasobds delayed sbfHeq qwhefe III the
ais,t and MP ;eSntoday had been 'unablh
70 learn anything of their wheret
IA 6utsybH esa1aoi0 aa3 80 o'oA
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12
ToRPEN1E9R RgsifAfssR

4 rss Un!an r1ast and king Co.
which was organized several months
ago ii th@ spurpbse of doing general
open its doors next Monday morning.
The new bank occupies the build
ing formerly occupied by, the Red
Gross Pharmacy The room has been
ftted up-in-geod style and arranged
for the special convenience of the en-
ployes and thespublie.s The desks are
of mahogany while the other fixtures
are of birch with mahogany finish.
There has BEEN fire and burglar
proof steel vault splaeed within which
is case hardened steefsafe with time
lock combination.
The new Office ispptQ date in every
particular and undoubtedly deserves
good patronage.
,inftb ---4v-.l-4-sA.lv9-anuV ipVi
The grading work at the depot is
progressing. very rapidly, 4 large
CONSTRUCTION gang Will arrive in few
days and begin. the laying of few
new lines of track.
The cake sale at a zee ; store was
Welt patfonfzed this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12
WeSTERNiTRIp.

-bn5mn HD NOD QUFT+t-'|- -7---I'l7 ~
,o1Ira M, StoneO apdbiiiss sfsters Miss
-Speb M Stone ayofq Goluhnbia9q MO-,
nepheYs and peiceiofDiiH.a'Stene,ao aof
The Union Trust snd Banking eofn-
pany. were arrivals in-the city this
morning froun5aft TakaCity. They
have been along the Pacific coast for
a tour and ate now TsturiIniiilngg riIniiilngg hqwar
edTliey dwaear99o waear99o booth bohoj o,jgTTaaduated rad ] from n
USnm mtAi 9e5o9iiesee,i al Columbia, ami Me-,
last year; They T. ge ysoTIj9 Tjjll ISgad Esmadip short
vine TO VISIT theif nnlolsn xnd hiAa.l
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12

0r90s NO
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12

The splendid audience last night at
the PARK is proof postiye, thdfsfhe
people bf Grand unetion keep in
close topch with matters theat7eal.
Thes recognize at ohce when al en-
tertainmenrt of merit. is tSa beLREo-
dneed The old argument that
farce comedy will attract larger
audience. than something or the order
-f9 Of = rthev IiJp IBiJpfEfg9pgastgD L sY4lb ootnhnlh
Water ANY more. ------
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12

,coiitinae tos@eep paper
snd 1tlcfrom Heir stores Tito Main
street, .AioouitrS town could hardly
hook q worse than does the Main THOR
oughfarei of this city ooeasiotiaiIy..si
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12

tsiDeceneadehOorady Viii Applaud, the
down Of Judge Mullins, ,fdr
the nomihation to the supreme bench.
,ghe5 ihanAtahd his hehebnen.' must
have had a poor opinion 81 The, pubic
wheu it heylendeavofed to foist MULLINS
npon athe o deiHoetaeic party Of this
statee s9s-od ehi 10 Y'A1SS'nf
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12
Boni eastshtain6yM Ala Gould's lit

tie man. has been WORKING, he has
produced d play, a one act .e9t5av avagan-
I'd s.wiiIct appeals' to Sara Bernhardt,
The idivihei Safaa. Will produce it,,L 1t
is something historic, MaYbe .kAppa
aid not pay, too dearly tQQEEaRlqer tQE her little
'B6ni after an, - -, tns,oagofn .
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12
70 FRIENDS, THE PUBLIC.

,uiiEb ~ ltitH A-----A-A-
10 N.Y. recsnt Hvisip tolPortlaiid,, Ore
gon. iawhereH Ldusenta to assist my
daughter in getting settled in new
home., having revived old story
that 9ftTheo Doctor sisI going to leave
town" IL have to say tlrat there are no
reasons, for my doing 80. but a great
many why should remain here This
is,my auhosena country sand the Only
climate, of iwhichieI know, where l
can breathe sufficiently. II ann favor
edawith la pemuneratives practice and
am proud OF, f,theifriehdship of huhds
reds, off our best citizehs,t Willie my
offices have recently been fitted up to
my liking. .TdgAnhada hAAA@
,TYb}i Tbe REo9toH Ego9.93tto wi n .cqptinest,o paliese
sSSnfff4eSrjpg, f4S abeffrispdl vtbeoneedyf1assist
lhppddable enterprises Bgpdb sing ofithe
beauties Of Grand iYaNeyo right hare
il, it, mTetEqpolisr EeveE feeling CRATE
fhl 70 the kind PFqNideppe who, direct
ell, his footsteps hen lsoEelyl latflioted9I
to the mpost glorioHsc innate ipnderIthe
stng, .and among okipd aandootrue'
fflesppaais,eq sntag od noit1osx9 9lj 10 8
Tlhlankiing an for, eopFteous treat-l
niient NJ, and very VI many for, their appre+
ciation, Of my effertsf4 beg to semain.fi
Yopr most obedient servant, ,griioiIli
s-trA E, f., ELDRIDGEs1 IN. .D.dy
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-12

~ N ,yHl,fIOJ 70 ss9if0I.N oIfl IiH7l
The 1s1al nal, mnoIrpninga and evening
services, Will be ,e conducted qtlthe Pies,
bgteriah church ttS9moorSir9Sw bx the. pas..
toy: Tie themr9ee az each sserYicei Will
b4 Of Special Interest and helpfplness;
Strangers and all others will find
most cordiaj aSslseme. TSarElcesat IL
n. IN. and Sp. m. -Geme-and take an
adtire,part and -enjoyethe SERVICES! -1c