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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-29

Northern District OF llIlHOls,
Northern Division
RUFUS B. SMITH Complainant,
JAMES sTINSON, Defendant.
Notice ia hereby given, that pursuant TO
the order of the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the Northern District of Illinois,
Northern Division, entered in the above en-
titled cause on June u. 1860 and which said or.
der aforesaid was duly adopted approved and
confirmed by the Circuit Court of the United
states Tor the Western District of Wisconsin on
the 3rd day of July 1900 and entered in the
above entitled cause. the receiver vii on the
3lst day OF August 1903 at the hour OF ten
O'Clock in the loren con OF that day. at the
eilstery front door of the court house in the
City of Superior, Douglas County. Wisconsin;
offer Tor sale and sell all ofthe right title and
interest of the said defendant in and TO the
follos ing described lands situated in Douglas
County, Wisconsin, 10 wit
Lots. 2s3, 2s5, 2s1 on West Thir Street:
West % Biock -; Blocks %, g. rs and -
Peninsula Avenue.
Diagram Lots, Is7, 1874 1876,
Stinsons Subdivision of Diagram Lots 81 4
So Lots /, ?. 3, I, Block /: Lotsl p,3. 1, Block
>; Lots |. p }. s. q, = s. 0. TO- H. IL 49, H. To- i6
Block 3; l, ,, 3, ;, 6, Z. g. 9, 10, H. Il, b. II,
Block4.
All OF the Snid above described premises
being in the City of superior and being des-
cribed according to the recorded plats thereof
on file and Of record in the ofce of The Register
of Deeds in and for said county aud state. also
The South half of the North West quarter
IN. W ~ and the North half Of the south West
qua rter Is. ". ~ OF Section sixteen (G) Town.
ship Forty eight as North, of range Twelve
~ West;
The South Half - of Section Thirty two
1922 Township Forty eight t4S North OF Range
Ten uO West.
The receiver reser yes the right to reject
any and all bids and may adjourn the sale
| from time to time as may seem To him best
All sales are made subject to the approval of
the courts.
Michael : Bright.
Aug. 100 Receiver.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-29
SUM MONS.

STATE WISCONSIN-CircuIt Court for Doug
las County,
JACOB BLOCK and SIMON BLOCK. plaintiffs,
vs.,
BETTY LARSON and CHARLES LARSON,
Defendants. Summons.
The State of Wisconsin, 70 the said Defend
ants, and each of them
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service OF this summons,
exclusive ofthe day OF service, and defend the
above entitled action In the court aforesaid,
and in case of yonr failure 50 10 do. judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaiut,of which copy is
herewith served upon you.
McCausland Il Smith,
Plaiutih's Attorneys.
=. O. Address
superior,
Douglas County
Wisconsin.
aug. 22-sept. &c.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-29

"Why do You say he's a wonderful
actor
He sat through an amateur dramatic
entertainment and actually made peo-
pie think he enjoyed !t."-Chlcago Post.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-29
State of Wisconsin,
state Banking Department.


TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL
COME, GREETING:
The Commissioner of Banking of the State Of
Wisconsin hereby certfies that superior State
Bank located ut Superior, County of Douglas
ana state OF Wisconsin, has complied with all
the provisions of an Act of the Legislature Of
the STATE of Wisconsin entitled, An Act for
the Creation Of Banks and for the Regulation
aud Supervision OF the Banking Business" ap.
proved May 18th, A. d. 1893.
NOW THEREFORE, in pursuance of law !.
MARCUS G. BERGH, Commissioner of Bank
ing of the State of Wisconsin do issue this Certi
Hcate of Authority to the above named corpor-
alton to commence the business of Banking as
defined IN said act.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
] have herouniO set my hand
and ali Ncd the official seal of
( Seal Of the I the state Banking Department,
state Bank ut the Capitol. in Madison,
{ mug Depart. this eth day of August, A. ID,
mcut, MAli 1903.
son, Wis. Marcus G. Rcrgh
Commissioners of Banking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Honesdale, Pa. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice n Church at
their home here, returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus king. OF Atlanta,
Ca, are the guests OF Mr.. Kings mother,
Mrs. Anna G. King. &.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hamilton, Of
Erie Pa, who have been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. George Purvfs at their home,
Little W1,in," in Stafford county have
returned home. Mr.. Hamilton Is pres
ident OF the big enterprise known as the
Erie Cur Works.
MI. t. Franklin. OF Chicago. who
spent some time In the city. and made
many friends. has returned TO his home.
Misses Kate Doggett, Mamie Facklen.
jennie Maitland and Miss Carrie Lee
Scott. spent several days this week In
Washington.
Miss 81. Louise Steele, Of Richmond, has
been the guest for several days OF Miss
Mamie Willis at her homo on Princess
Anne Street. III
their son, Mr.. Gordon Poindexter. OF La
plata. Md, are visiting Mrs. Bette Cor
don Wallace, tho mother OF Mrs. Poin-
dexter. here. Mr.. Poindexter recently
accepted a call to Emanuel Church. at
Narrenton, N: c., and Will assume his
duties there In a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
1snanIal Id INC Tlmes.plspatch.)

q srAUNTON, VA, Dec. 3.--A new WHIST
c,mh tho "SpInsters," was entertained by
Miss Margaret TI,nherlake at her resi-
'llenca on North Lewis Street Wednesday
evening. Tho color scheme OF the par!ot
decorations was artistically carrleG,, ~.
In red and enhanced by sparkling Hghts
from a number of candles and cnndela,
IRA Mrs. S. ID, Iimberlake. Jr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hogshead assisted the most
4: Drive whist was the game Of the even
ing, after which salad supper was
served, ,r,ha,5ru-
THOSE present We're: Misses Alanel :! ~,
tlg, Bessie Baker, Mary hanson, m "a
Hoge, Elizabeth Jones. Eugene Bumgatd-
nor, Helen Hutcheson, Mamie Grasty,
Belle Mason. Daisy Larbrough. Jennie
Crane. Sophie Luttgen, Mary Berkeley,
,Joe Duncan, Matte shreckhise, Meta
RUSSELL Mesdames G, A. Sprinkle, 4, p.
Ker, H. C, Miller, Garter BraXton, James
Foster, Frank W. Bell, Gllpln Mlllson.
II. D. Peck, Herbert Taylof1 6 :, 'ITSsMY
b9 The Married 1aaiesS whist Club was
enterta aimed this week at the residence
Of. and by Mrs, Glasgow Armstron 81 sha
was assisted in receiving her. guests ny
two bridessof this fall, Mrs Frank Bell
and Mrs, Junius r. Fishburne. After some
The regular session OF the BOARD OF tha
Kings Daughters Hospital was held
Thursday evening, The chief toplc OF d y,
cussion was the new proposed hospital
time spent In playing whist an elegant
supper was served to those present. 4.
building. This hospital now has $4,000
in the building fund and 1000 worth Of
property. The hospital, which Is In en-
cellent shape at this tlme, - nndor the
supervision OF Miss ]. 49,. GuenaEd, Y
graduate Of the. Garfield Hospital Wash
lnsSs:.. The following ave the othcers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
new. EXAMINATION
A STEP BACKWARD
Students at the Theological
Seminary to be Examined,
Beginning the 10Th,

p u IL = " .
The usual inId-sesslon examinations at
Union Theological Seminary have been
announced. and will be held between the
10th and the 22d Of December. These en-
aminations will be held according to the
new system recently adopted by the
Board of Trustees OF the seminary. The
new system, which many regard as a
distinct backward step, requires that the
students write out tho examinations III
the cIass-rooms, under the eyes or tho
Instructors, and atliX to every paper
pledge that no help was received OF
given by the writer from the beginning
to the end Of the examination. TWO spo-
radio examinations have already been
held under their system, one III each inc
middle and the junior class, Heretofore
the students were allowed TO write out
their examinations in their private rooms,
the matter Of cheating or nntalfness
never entering the minds of either slV-
dents or instructors, so Tar as IS KnoWll.
The students do not object to the new
'departure, except as 70 It's lmp'lcall VL,s
and insInuatons OF at east possible
unrairness on their part, They contene,
moreover that II they desired to cheat
It could be done IN the classroom VAIN
slmost the same facility With when y
sould bo done in their private rooms,
and that the appending OF the pieHHes
means nothing, as u man Who wou!9 aeL
l}unfa1rly upon an examination would nor
hesitate to tell a falsehood about Il al.
y the end Of his paper, " - also q 0a'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
A sUPERINTENDE TO
n BE CHOSEN TOMORROW

The State Penitentiary Board, COM
posed OF Messrs. +, II, Elicit w D.,
gChesterman r, Il. Winston. W. ., Brad
Icy and M u. ,Marcuse. will meet to-morr
row afternoon to elect a. superintendent
Of that institution, and there Ia much
speculation as TO the probable result Of
tho meeting.
The candidates are Major George NJ,
Helms dncumbenD,2 and Mr.. $, NJ, Boil
Ing, of Bedford, while Mr., y. l., lSsmper,
OF Rappahannock head bookkeeper at the
Institution, Is said to stand Y good chance.
though he is not an aYoWed aspirant.
Heretofore the office has been filled by
the joint vote Of the two bouses Of the
General Assembly, but the y new Colstl,
tuition placed tina n,attersin the hands OF
the hoard, The term Of the ofilce. - folr
years from January Isl. Ass Y.
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FREDERICKSBURG.
Special to The Times pispatch.>

5tsR&S( Especial to the Times DlspatCN)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. 81
Two farces, BUNDLES Courtship' and
BOX and Cox presented In College Hall
Friday night by the College Dramatic
Club afforded much pleasure ana amuse-
ment to q large and enthusiastic audi
ence. which was unstinted In its applause.
This organization has great deal OF
excellent talent among It's members, and
never fail to produce WIZ. fine effect
any play attempted.
4 The Misses Kelley entertained num-
her of their friends at a card party at
their home on Wednesday afternoon.
Bridge whist was played, and a dainty
COLA ton served at the conclusion of the
game. The prizes, first and second. were
won by Miss Mary Moncura and Mrs.
w, u Chewing, respectively. /,
Miss Carrie Lee Scott gave a finch par
ty to her friends at her homo on Charles
Street on Thursday afternoon, A num-
ber OF guests enjoyed the game. and ele-
CANT refreshments were served after tho
game.
Miss Wilmer Wheeler entertained the
finch club at her home on Thursday
night, Miss Julia Scaggs won the ladies'
prize. and Mr..tW r, Thompson the gem
Elements. Mr.. LlnWood Jones captured
the hooby, Dainty refreshments were
served. 4
( Misses Mae Wood and Helen Dodge OF
a @
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,S;'TAUNTON SOCIETY.

who viii manage tho hospital affairs for
the current year. G. r. Cardwell. presi-
dent; Mrs, g, r. cardwell. first vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs. r, NJ. Guy. second vice
presd ent: Mrs, Charles Curry, third vice.
president: and Mrs. Charles Wheat.
fourth vice-president; Miss Janet Wood
secretary; and Mrs, Hener Y er treas
urer, -
Mrs, Nv. M. Allen. who lived In staun-
ton for years, and who has recently been
making nor home IN Hampton, came to
staunton to pay a visit several days ago.
She was taken sick and IS now ~ at
"Ciaymont," the residence OF her prother'
IT. y. Gay, near the city,
; Mr., Geo. u. slpe and wife, Of Harrison
burg, were In tho city this week on their
Air, L. a, Coulter, of Richmond State
secretary Of the Y, NJ. G. A.. is In the
city this week. gf 9,as
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tspeciat tt rho Tii1cs-Dlspatcl.)
rADForD, VA Dec. 3--hirs. Tanning
t,}lAs entertained the Current Events
c.l,h vcrv dellshtfuily Thursday after
nopil. Aftor the discussion Of current
nvrilis the afternoon was devoted to Gre-
ria !, I nv biology, va rlous guests relating
or reading a myth. a paper on the !, r., re-
B slI was rend by tho hostess, and
cunicy OF paintings of famous r1ythologl-
! cal subjects were passed among the
[ \ Escallopeds oysters. waldorf salad, hot
Biscuit, pickles ana coffee were served
and tho following guests Mrs. ~ Hoge
Tyler, Mrs. r. M. Turner and Mlss Bua-
\ lard.
Miss Gertrude ve,lable entertained tho
Afternoon 1dlers Tuesday afternoon. The
club will give Goldsniths "she STOPPED
afternoon was spent In. rehehrsli'g the
play. after which deviled crabs. pickles,
Dives, hot biscuit ana coffee were served.
3,rhe young ladies' of the Christian
Church gave q hard times party at the
homo OF Mrs j. w. Worley Monday even.
Ing. Old time games were played ana r,
old time songs we're sting, after which
fruits, ices and sweets were served, Prizes
IN the ttread-wnding contest were won
by Miss Clara Hunt and Mr.. Nathan
Hendrix. and the prize for tho best hard
times costume was awarded Mr.. William
Robinson.
Tho Ladies Aid Society OF the Chris
tIan Church have been holding q sale
this week for. the benefit OF their new
church building in process Of erection
Mrs. William c. Rivers and little son.
James Battle, OF West Point, arc guests
or Ex-Governor and Mrs Tyler.
Mr.. Robert Preston has accepted po-
/. alton Mt Laurel, Miss. with the railroad
company at that place
& Captain Hugh C.. Preston was called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
NORFOLK SOCIETY.
Especial TO The rimcs-Dispa tcl,.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 5.-Mlss Virginia
Carmichael OF Fredericksburg. and Miss
Bessie Reed, OF Baltimore, were the guests
of honor at charming entertainment
given by Mrs. Louis billiard at her hos
nitable home In York Street Wednesday,.
Progressive eudhrc was played, and there
were twelve tables. Z.
Miss Josephine Brewer. Of Baltimore.
ana Mr.. William a. Wrenn. Jr., OF Nor
folk. won tho first prizes. a book and q
combination cigarette and card case. ana
Mss Fanny Register and Mr.. Percy Jones
received book and a. beautiful picture
AZ second prize, while the third prize, q
tobacco jar, was won by DR.. Edward -
Fold, who promptly presented 1t 70
Miss Reed. amid much merriment. MISS
Katharine Heath and Mr.. Calvert Day,
drew tho consola ton prizes, a bag and q
picture.
one Of the most delightful suppers Of
tho week was that given at the Hampton
Roads Yacht Club by Mr.. Louis Van
Rensselaer, Smith. Iis guests were COL Q!
y. Hull Davidson Mr.. and Mrs. a. g.
Lewis, Miss Empse Smith, llr. A. i. s..
wood Mlzs Minnie Baker and Mr.. F..
Z B, Parrot.
MISS Bessie Reed. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Louis lIilliard for some
time, has returned to her home In Bal
timore.
Miss woodward, OF staunton, is the
guest OF Miss Lillian Kensltt on b.
Mr.. John Tabb, who has been visiting
I m Wnrrenton, has returned home.
Alr. j. Golfer Grlnnan spent several
days in Richmond last week.
Hampton Roads has been thronged with
dainty sailing and steam yachts bear
hing4 ELECTROMAGNETIC tho duckingt grounds
Of the Carolina coast for q week past
Many OF these visitors have been enter
tanned at the yacht club. &
Miss Annabcl jenkins is the guest Of
Mrs. Elan in Suffolk.
Great interest is felt In Norfolk social
circles in tho approaching marriage OF
Nlisl Martha Washington PHILLIPS. OF
Tarboro, n. c., and DR.. John Francis
Woodward, OF Norfolk. The ceremony
will be performed at Cavalry Church,
Tarboro, on the evening Of Wednesday,
tho 18th Inst. Miss Phillips Is noted as
ono OF the beauties Of Carolina. She Is
a. stately blonde, and Is known for her
a winning manner as we'll as for her
charms OF person. She will be welcomed
eagerly by Norfolk society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Cooke, Miss
7 josephine Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lane
Kelly and Miss Kelly who attended the
army and navy football game In Phila-
delphia, have returned.
Preparations are being made for the
reception to be rendered Miss Helen
I Gould on the occasion OF her visit TO Nor
7 folk next week. Miss Gould Is the pa
/ troness OF tho army and navy Y. NJ. c..
A., and the lady managers OF the Nor.
4 folk branch thereof, tho pioneer. by the
I way, will tender Miss Gould beauti-
/ full reception at the residence Of Mrs.
Barton Myers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
Farmers Get More for Tobacco.
Than They Anticipated.


SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Dec. 5.-Ahout
halt million pounds Of tobacco have
been sold on this market during the Week.
The average price has been nearly eight
dollars. * good many lots OF fine wrap
pers were IN the offerings, the prices for
this desirable grade ranging from $50 to
$40 per hundred. Medium grades nre not
entirely satsfactoryto the. sellers. While
real common types have advanced and
are quite active
1t is most gratifying to find that many
independent manufacturers have placed
good orders here. Many farmers who
have marketed fine tobacco say that
prices are nearly as high as they were
last year for the same grade OF goods
The outlook Is tar brighter than was ex-
pected one month ago. The weather has
been harsh and cold. and hence sales
have not been altogether as large as
was expected. Some few who raised
extra fine CROPS have been averaging
SEQ for whole curings,
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RADFORD SOCIETY.

The illness Of his mother. Mrs. Sara prcs-i
ton, who WIS threatened by a stroke OF
5barnl ysis last week. Mrs. Preston Is
much improved, and her recovery Is now
expected. Fl
Misses Belle and Lily Tyler, Gertrude
vonablc, Cary Preston. Mackle 1ngles
and Anna wilson, Messrs. Truman Bnl-
lard ana, Melville Melend,s,, will attend
the thanksgiving german at v. =. I.
Mrs. e,eideri 1.onElcy and daughter. Miss
Lillian. returned Wednesday, from ali cx-
tended visit 10 Washington city
Mr.. Clyde Miller returned Wednesday
from West Virginia for u visit. 'R
+ Mr.. Ed. Stephens Of Portsmouth, ohio..
spent 1'hanksglving at horne. returning
Saturday to the Buckeye State.
Miss Anabelle Scott and Miss Mclta
wilson left Wednesday to visit the for-
mera parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scott at Lynchburg.
Mr. Rob Taylor. Of Atlanta, VIII arrive
to-day to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
! Miss Laura Inglcs LETT Monday 10 at
tend tho marriage OF her cousin, Miss
Code Jury, at Louisville.
Tho weather has been extremely cold
this week. and the slclgtinE. coastinE and
hunting have been good. a, = 3
Small. though enjoyable hops were
given BY the Cotllon Club Friday and
Tuesday evenings.
Payma ster George venablc, OF the Unitod
States navy, sailed Tuesday for Pensa-
COLA MA. aboard the Isle dc Cuba. his
three years cruise having expired the
frst OF November
Mr. venabe. who Is a. nephew OF Col.
Geo. w. Miles and a son Of Mrs. l. NJ
venable, OF this place, has received Two
Important promotions since his appoint
ment.
Miss Anna FULL OF Marion, is visiting
Mrs. Clyde Miller.
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sire on the part OF the students to know
fully why the now system was adopted,
Ance UP to this time no explanation OF
has been vouchsnfed by any member
of the Board Of Trustees. who passed Inc
MEASURE
The Christmas holidays at tho semi.
nary viii commence OH December 22d, and
end December 3lst. Most of the students
will leave the city for their homes. and
some to spend tho holidays with friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
1. KING GEORGE.

Especial to The Tllnes-Dispatch.>
\ CONFORM. VA, Dec. Sit Is stated that
the hard freezes for a week past have
very considerably Injured the late wheat
that Is just coming up through the
ground.
Dr.. NJ, w. Minor. OF this place. is 1,av-
ing erected on his Strawberry Hill farm
magnificent barn, one hundred feet
long.
The mail carriers. who are out before
dnybreak and late in the night, have
suffered terribly with cold for some days
past
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF
ASSESSMENT LAW

Voters registered and not assessed for
poll taxes are taking advantage OF the
law just passed by the General Assem-
bly, for their protection. and yesterday.
the clerk Of tho Hastings Court issued
certificates to some fifteen or twenty
voters OF this class, and they are now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
IT'S CENTENARY.
shockoe Baptist Church cele-
brates tooth Anniversary.
fsneclal 10 The Times

~ Especial 70 The Tlmcs-l1lsIfitch'J7
b CHATHAM, VA, Dec. 5.-Tfe one hun
dredth anniversary of Shockoc Baptist
Church was celebrated Sunday. Noyen-
Der GOTH The day was very cold. but
quite a large congregation. assembled
Mr. Jas, B. Anderson, Of Danville, gave
q very interesting historical talk, and was
followed by Rev. Aylar. of Chatham, on
the Baptist of one hundred years ago.
Rev. j. G. Holland OF Danville. made q
very optimistic talk on the Baptist Of
to-day.
shockoe Church is about ten miles from
THIS place.
Miss Ethel whitehead entertained a
large party Of friends Friday night at her
home in South Chatham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Popular Conductor,

Captain II. G, Quisenberyy, one of the
most popular local freight conductors Of
the James River Division Of The ch es
four years has been running out OF
Lynchburg, has returned to Richmond 10.
take local from Richmond to Warren
His many friends will welcome him back
to his old home, No, 1000 East Clay Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Malatesta Sentenced.

Charles Il, AIalatesta, a white barber
of this city, under indictment for per-
sonating a Federal officer was tried In
tho United States District Court yes
terday Judge Edmund Wnddill, Jr., slt-
ting. He was adjudged guilty and given
a fifteen months term In the Federal
Irsnitentiary,
T., Jones, on a bond of a postmaster, n
verdict was returned for two bonds, one
for S1p, LOS and the other for s163.a6,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Congressman Lands Coming,

(. The Hon, Charles b. Lands. the Hoo
gress by his reply to Roberts IN the
great Utah case, Will lecture at $3.50
ociocla to-morTow evening under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, His subject Will be IAN Op-
tlncist's MESSAGE"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

DR.. p. N. Calisch, Of Beth Ahaba syn
agogue, will to-day deliver the annus
memorial address before the Elks {
Lexington, Ky, 94t y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Mr.. Kahn's New Position.

Mr., Edmund Kahn has accented a pos
ton with the National Correspondence
Institute Of Washington. p. c., to act {
Its representative In this territory
VI The Institute Is the only institutions
the kind in the United States which ha
the power. conferred by Congress,
grant collegiate degrees. j
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qualified to take part In the comir
elections. IA 4gs et. VI Az 5i3ts&
Voters have but one week In which
pay their taxes. the tlmo expiring {
December l4th, The city treasurer
kept busy receiving taxes. and 1t look
rs II nearly all will be pronarly on@th
books. "a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-04
Strange Story .rhis.

Junins Brutus Booth, the actor and
nephew Of John Wilkes Booth, the
assassin Of President Lincolr4. has fully
identified the remains OF the man known
as David 4. George as his uncle. George
or Booth, committed suicide at Enid,
Oklahoma, Jan. "a. last. Among his
effects was found letter directed TO X,
Il. Bates, Of Memphis, Tenn. Dir. Bates
ssaIne here at once and fully identified
tAe body as John Wilkes Booth. he
then went east and has obtained positive
naturalization Of the remains, from the
6ead man's nephew and from Joseph
jefferson, Miss Clara Morris and score
Of Others who snew hiLf in his early
days.
According 70 Dir Bates story he had
acted as Booths confidential agent and
attorney for nearly forty years. After
Lincoln was shot the assassin escaped
10 Garrett plantation in Virginia. Mr..
Bates sayl thu man who was killed and
who was supposed to be BaoGh, was
named Rudy. Being warned, Booth
Lett CARROTS aud was taken care OF by
friends In central Kentucky He later
settled Al Gleprose Mills, Texas, where
he concluded Il store for several years AS
John ST. Helen