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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-02

Miss Grace Brown Salisbury is to
give her current-event talks Wednes-
cay mornings at II o'clock, commencing
November 4.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-02
Loca, weather Report.
New Haven, Nov. 1.
Brie u en- sion

&. M. TARR. observer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20
GtaatsSenator 8. GotparD
S3trit

piro In lsbter 3eit upn bielen Selten
ais oelnotratiiher @anoioat fir Wice=
Woupernsllr pprgelAlaaen. Sieie 9so=
mination ipdre in jeoer 6inIidt init
yreuoeu gu bearilBen. 0urli bat Die
n0tbi9e @rtabrnna uno Sabiateit, I'm
Die Werbanolunaen unleres Staats'
ienats au leiten un0 iein gfame rpiiroe
benz 5ifet in unlerem @ountp auBeror=
oentlibe Stdrte Defleiben.
Die ienatorielle @Dnuentiou oes Is.
uno 10. 9iltritts, Die leBten 6reitag in
Woobsiielo tngte. bat Iih einltimmil
fir Die domination bon Senator Surli
ertldrt uno ou9 aus anberen 3bsilen
oes 5taates miro er Oielfoh empfobien
unD 70 1T bepriinoete gluslidt Dorhan'
Den, oaB Die Staats= Convention. luelbt
nd1iten Dienltaa i'll @olumbus 3nlam'
mentritt, Serrn Surlt nomlnirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20
Stiirmc lit gSeftinOiest itttD
raI=3Mcrifa.

Die Stiirme, wel6e. iue mir i6Dn
III lsBter Nummer tur3 ellDabnt, ole
lueltinoiiben Snieln beim9eiudt haber,
ri1teten auh oil oen Silltesl Der meIi.
taniiten 0alblniel Oucatan aroBen
S6anen an.
9ie 8srtpiiltung. Die Der Grfan i'm
0Elihen uno n0rpli6en She'll Der Snfel
Jamaica auQeribtet bat, 1T cine 9an5
fur1tbare. Ser 8siamnItIdaoen miro
auf ca. SIS. 600, 900 bere6net. Sn
Bort 9lnionio babsn 5aulenoe npn ob=
.Oa6lpiyn unO bunsernoen 9erlonen in
Dem alien @cfaneniB uno in DEN meni-
gen anoeren 8ebduoen, Die Dem Gtarm
uioeritanoen baben, ltntertunft 9eTuns
ben. Die @iienbabni6uppen uno
Barteidle lin0 nit 6rauen uno Slnoern
unQefllt. Sic 3aufIeute lpeiien ole
pun9rigen 10 gut lie es permDaen. bic
meilten Der 2eute leben aber bon ben
griineu, unreifan Bananen, Die bpm
Sturm BON ben Gdumen berabsel9la=
gen muroen. uno oiele reihen nur fur
ueun ooer sebn Sage.
Wian beliir6tet, oaB Der Terlult on
Nenihenleben ii6 als iebr bod ergeben
piro. Yereits lino 30 llnalldsldlls,
;umeiIt unter Seeleuten eemeloet.
Su W,rioia uno Broereho auf Der
Dalbiniel Ducaian bat Der Ortan iebr
uiel S6aoen aetban uno oa er Nahts
eintrat. 9rOBe ganit erseuet. ST ent-
muraelte aroBs Gaume. oefte Gdher
ab uno serlt6rte sdnier nne ppfFlasi5aii-
| Nen, uuo bas Nles in turser 3eit.
| Wan ma1k ole m6sliden NnItrenauna
Igeu, TIN perihieoene tleine 6abrsenge
la, retten. bod muroen i'm 9afen bon
groareiIo 20 folder Sdlffe auf Die
/ Giiite 9etporfen. 0Drt muroen auh
mebrere bunbert Balen gennequin
uno Baumluolle. oie oeridifft meroen
iollten. serii0rt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20
yscs.eite Nad)rid)teis.

Ger gonareB bon Columbia bal Den
Banana 3anal 8ertraa si1ilttnnllg
oer,uo,fen. Sept miro ben Ser. 5taass
Ten tpobl nibts anoerss iibria bleiben,
als ben Niaraaua.Ganal 5u baIell,
meun Iie IS ni1t pDr5iehen. ben Bau
Des commandments init geipalf su eTs
3tpingen.
3milhen 8otbentir6en uno Gbers
RrimiB in 5adien lit am Montag EN-
BalIaelersue enteteiit. Drei perioneis
Duroen eetoo!st nno 40 perleBt.
0on gbamo,linir in Sapopen tpiro
berl6tet. oaB fiebsn 5Ouriften, Die psr=
iud)t batten. ole 9liguilles 8rlles. oie
binter Dem Mpntblanc lie9en, BON Der
gourmaDsur-Gsi!e oes Bsraes aus 5lI
belteisen, lino abaeitiir5t uno INNS
9eben getommen.
9tuf oem 8nfojaripi=See in 5ilifts
lano. oin9 am Sonntag Elm SaiHpfer
unter, Der nit 2eutei anasfiillt mar,
Die bon Der Stride 3uriiftebrteil. Bier=
sig Yerioneu linO babel ertrllnten.
yei 2uri6 etatipn. @iles Co., 3D..
1T Elm Yoot um9eF6laaen, in Dem NC
eiue 9anse 9lr3ab Rinoer, i'm Nlter
pon s bis Is Sabren, befanoen uno Die
Solge mar, oaB fiinf Mldohen ertrun=
fen lino, ndmlib: spei 5o6ter bon
Sobn HObinion. snei BON Grau s. 3.
zee uuo cine Spbter Don Sohn 5Ollu=
man.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20
: Gin @pnutao lJtoroen un 8 Iii

Nm 5enntaa Woraen um 3 Qbr
iaben 8abnauaefellte Der W. & 8. 6.
@iienbabn in Der Ndhe Der Walerltation
bei 9olipar Den G6rper zines Wannes
Dor ibrem 3use auf oem Bahnaeleile
lieoen. a.s lie anbielten, urn Waher al
nebmen. Sic 9in9en bin unD fanben
Better Genner BON Doliuar, Der nit
ihlinm serihlaaenenl GopF blnteno
uno benuBtlDs auf oea: @eleiis laa.
Man olaubte erf. Genner lei bon els
nsm 3uae aetroHen moroen, ais man
aber entoefte. oaB 0ut uno Mod oes
0erpunbeien fehlten unb berislbe auh
teinen Gent @elo III Der 5alhe bate,
,uabreno iein Braoer erfldrie, baB
peier nod am Sage uDrber $l8 90
aebabt. 10 fie9 Der Yeroaht auf. BOB
er aussepliinoert uu0 lpdter anf Das
Yabneeleiie aeihleppt lDuroe. .Rerner
fann lib nidt erianern, no er AM
5amltaQ 9lbeno aemeien unD tpie er
lauf oas 8aanseleiIe aetommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20
MmsIanb.

eSn benz fleinen Snrfe IVllnnspa aen
Del NpSof braurte bas 0nus elmer
Srau Witt f,ie6er uno Die SSrait uno
ieds opIermutbige Mdnner ltiiraten lih
in oas brennenee gstaaes, III; Ole
Ginoer Der 5rau sl retten. Deit dnaHs
li6er Snonnuna iaben Die 3ufAaner
Dem geqinuen Der Sapferen sll, nno
@ntIeben faBte Die Menae, als glefh
oaraui oas 0aus einiiiirste. Jrau
Witt, Der 6dmieosmeiter 9eoerenB
mib ole Nrbeiter Ghmerin uno WOller
tonnten mar als 2eiben BON Der granb.
itdtte entfernt meroen, Die nnoeren' nehr
ober mirloer perlebt. 9tadber erIf
felte IS fd beraus, oaB Die Wnoer.
um bic lie ihr 2ebea getuoqt uno gum
She'll oeopFert botten. iih l6n9lt IN
Si6er1eit befunOen batten.
eSn @o(5op in Der 9feumarf lit Der
|iriihere lon9jdbriqe grdfioelit oss oeuts
|i9en 3ei6staQes, gilbert bon GeOebop,
i'm Nl.er bon rs Sabren aeHorben.
SSn Der aroBen 2ans'Icbsn Jabrit
Observation-Disclosures Mol6inen in
Mann9eim, Die $500 9lrbeiter bslhdf=
ti9t. lit Elm Gtreit ousNebroAeu. 3weis
)taulsuo Mrbeitsr ls9ten Die 9Irbeit nie=
Ser.
Mbermols bat Elm 9oloaten idinoen=
Der unterofiiSier feline Strafe 9etunoen.
Sin llnterpffi5ier oes in Wain6 Qorni=
Ionirenoeu 2. Nofauifben Snfanterie.
regiments 30. SO, 9famsns Sbneioer,
luuroe bon einem Griegsqeridt i'll 10
Fdllen Der Gploutenmibbauolung fiir
iiberfiibrt erahtet uno Su i Sabren
Gjsfdn9niB uuo 9e9raoirlm9 perur=
theilt.
General >. Snf. b. 8oBler 1T als
IpreuBiitber Grieasminiiter 5uriifaetre
ten uno 8enerotlieutenant D. Glnem III
| lei Nabfolger 9epproen.
| gei einem uebunesmari6 ertrantt'n
l80 Manu elmer nilrttember9ilben 8ri=
l9aoe lnIolge Der 0lbe.
IS MIRO nun nit geifimmt9eit be
bauptet, GDnig Beter BON Serben babr
ole yelaraoer 8erldmOruna ielbit Der
anltultet mo oen GDniasmDroern i'm
luoraus GtroFoliotelt suaeliAert.
git G9ugltdtte bel Raitoluib Oil De-
li6lelii1 ,9ullSiIdben @renae 1T Dou tana'
|tiben 8olen oemOlirt morDen. Sieler
yubenfreib miro bon ben Yolan oanllt
lertldrt, lie tppllten uiht ouloen. oaE
lBreuBen auf Der heili9en polnllAen
groe oes Soiepbs5erges ein G1ubhaus
Ierridte.
IN Der Wli!te Der ,}nIel Suniatro
lmuroeu jiin9lt in einem @efeAt mil
boldnDiiben 3ruppen 800 9lti6ineier
aet6otet. Sic 0olldnoer uerlDrefpeinel
| Nifi3:er uno ieds Mann aA Sooter
uno sin Cifiaier uno so Mann MURDER
uermunoet.
i Gin @rubens groipettor, tpelder oi
llebten bier Sabre in Der @iloniB De!
Madensie= Eiltritis suaebraAt bat uni
Der an 10. Mu9ult in 8ancouper, yrl
ti1.Golumbia. anaetpmmen 1T, bat elm
, erOBe Nusdhl bon 6eioenieBen mit9e
brnd,t, tns!.bs eea as.a gallGn Dts usr
, unsliidten Roropoliabrers Anore Der
: ; riibren iollen.
Gin GuoerboDt. oas auf oem ruItl
1hen SslulIe Nnieper als Sabre benuI
: uur0e, murDe mnlenfbar uno auf eti
eroBe Gntiernung bin bon ben reiBer
ben Meaen itronabtudrts aetrager
gnolib Ianf bas yoot uno Die in ben
!, lelben beiinolihen periOnen ertranter
!. 5n Wenboaa in Staat. arssntinie
/. bat am IL. Mn9uit Elm grobeben b
E oeutenben 61aoen angerid)tet. Wle
Dduier uno Der Shurm Der San 5rar
situs Girhe iino einaetiirst. Giil
yerIpnen tamen ums 2eber uno bic
iparoen DerleBt.
!, W3nf24
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20

9ie Nibc lit oa! Nihts brin9t
euh 10 aneenebm iiber Die beiBen Au.
sulttase als cine 6laide Sorni's alpens
trauter Sluibelebsr. gr fiiblt bas er-
bibte Blut uuo itdrtt bas sanse
SDltem.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20

u,lb GItern tpilien, baB DrOt. tpelhes
BON unieren ausaeaeihnetsn apeerleB4
Mehl qemaht lit, Die 2ebenstrdIt 1T.
tps!d1e Sen Gleinen anohen nno Wus.
feIn biloet, sd oallelbe mebr Ndbrltoff
enthdlt. ais irQenD Elm anoeres Mebl.
lln{er 5d)6nes peerleb@ Wtebl 1T Der
8ro(t per iDsiieil Mutier uno bic 6reuoe
Ser 0ausIrau, Die ibr eigenes grpo
badt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20

Sin Weine unb aiqueare gum
6ausaebraud) lnb 81 nleoi3;nifnen
3ueden ,peioe man lih an Noolpb's
6 Grrs=2iaueur Store ain publics
square, BbOne 35l. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20
Wotia.

9ln unb nod bem /. September
1903 folen alle 3ehnungen fiir oas
elettriibe 2i1t oieIer @ompaanie mo=
natlih al ODER Dor oem Is. Sage oes
Ulunats fir ben porber9ebenoen Wonat
in Der Office Der 8eielllhaft, iiber
Burrps gllenmaaren=5tore III Nelu
Ybilaoelphia beaahlt uereell.
glen Runoen Der 8eIelllhaff. iDelcpe
.oieie gaotiS nidt beriiflibtigen, ,pire
bas elettriibe 2ldt el,tSoaen uno Ole
gerbinouna miro niht erneuert. bic
Die giififdnoe nebIt einem Dollar fir
Die grneuerun3 Der 8erbinouaa bs5ahl'
Ilno.
slm la. uno Is. pDen Monats pirt
| Die Gfiiee bis slbenos s llbr pifen &C.
Dalter.
8Asa. 8ener & gieier
glectrie IS D
is. sIuault 1908. 20
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-20

gDir 1aben ipieoer einen NDrrath
bpa ih0nenL ooppeit gepnktem 5lmts
thg- 5ainell an 6uno.
S. 8. Gaoerlp,
l8 Nerp Ybilaoelpbia, G. 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05

South Norwalk. Con. Special---fhe
s-hooner Willie J.. Newton. OF Bangor.
Ne. capslzed OF NoTwalS Light during
me storm last night sad the crew. be
Hcved 20 number seven men. were
drowned. One body has been recover
ea The wreck was sighted BY Capt
Walter Miner. % the ocean-going tug
Patience. OF New York. as his vessel
cas towing barges frou New YORK 70
Providence. lie attached q line 70 the
keel and brought the vessel INTO VII
son Cove. The condition oi the wreck
indicates thar the head sails had been
3lcwn away and tha- the lower sails
ttre be!ng furled az the tlI~e The
4-hoOnsr was csDS.zcd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Viraiula Briefs.

The Petersburg Progress nom lla,es
Senator William b. AcllWAne Tor VIZ
ginia's next Governor.
The Shenandoah Baptist Association
will meet al Berryhiu today and re-
main ia session for three days.
The second registration In AeNan-
dria under the new constitution began
Monday and Will close on Friday next
Fleming Jones. colored. while guar
reling with his wife. was fatally slol
a. Clarksburg. w. Va. by stephen john
Martin
Mrs Martin McEntcs. aged y. was
struck by n wheeling street car on the
Elm Grove line and sustained serious
/ injuries
Judge J. NJ. White has ordered a To-
col option election 20 be held in Pedlar
Masisterial district. Amherst county,
on September 80.
John stafford and William Lyons
charged with working cheat game on
small Norfolk merchants. were sen
fenced 10 60 days in jail each.
Assistant Chief D. A. Kingan. OF tbs
| stanton Fire Department was yester
dav appointed chief. William Bryan
assistant chief and Samuel GOchenour
foreman.
Miss Edith Cowles. OF Washington
niece OF the President and daughter o
Commander Cowles. OF the navy. Is
guest OF Miss Edna Whelzei, near Win
Chestr
Efforts are being made TO settle tn
machinists strike in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Axteh,
Richmond. who are spending the sun
= mer in the British Isles. are now touI
K ing Scotland. They spent several day
n in Edinburgh.
1 Joseph Christian. charged with IN
r murder OF Abe SkidmOre. at Crescen
r W. Va. August IS. has ben held by ti
}. grand jury on the charge OF murder
y the second degree.
q over 81 500. eco worth OF improv
"a lments and new buildings are In pr
=. gress at ClarksbuTg. w. Va I'll
Ciarksburg window glass factory VI
begin operations September -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
AP9litlcaiFIght

Little Rock. Ark special-Iudse
Carroll T. Wood. % che Arkansas su-
creme Court who is opposing Governor
avis as a candidate for a laird term.
Knocked Governor Davis Oh speaking
stand. four feet from the ground. dur
Ing tho campaign meeting at Bismarck
Governor Davis was not hurt. and
friends prevented further trouble
Judge Wood was Immediately arrested
on a charge OF assault and battery
Governor Davis publicly asked Judge
Wood questions. and before they could
be- fully an. Vered. interrupted with
more questions. which SO angered
I Judge Wood that he knocked Governor
Davis from the platform. Later the
matter was adjusted. and Judge Wood
returned 10 Little Rock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
LABOR WORLD.

England has nearly 1000 female
butchers.
The price Of labor in Alaska is 50 30
20 $3.50 day. with board
planners in Holland are pail az tho
rate OF eight cents am hour.
Cab drivers 81 Paris France. threat
en- TO strike Tor increased pay.
Carpenters az Hoquiam Wash. have
demanded an eight hour day.
French Canadian carpenters NJ Prov
idence. r. J.. have formed q union.
In Saxony. Germany. there is an in-
dustrial school Tor every l4.6il mhao-
itants.
Iongshoremcn at Nio. Hawaii. have
demanded a shorter work day. lAry
/ now work zen hours
The strike or building lanorers al
/ Minneapolis. Mimi. ls causing dr
parture OF many brlckiaycrs TO ctlc'
fields.
A legal bureau has been c~tab!slot
| by the Chicago Federation OF Labor Cd
| fight injunction and other Court prc
ceedings.
Employees OF Santiago chile. cicctri
railways are dissatisfied with presen
working coalitions and threaten
strike
In the Austrian textile industry ~
working hours are ten To- eleven daf
Mems weekly wages average $50
women's $3.50.
Taiiors and cutters at Indianapoh
Ind. will demand a uniform system &
WORK. a minimum wage scale and un
form hours.
The Retail CLERKS Internation'
. Union now numbers Oo.Vco ana Ia
recently been increasing at the rate 4
1000 a month.
Silver workers at Toronto. Ont. a.
! ont TO form a union OF their calm
They have in the past affiliated va
. ! the brass workers.
The striking meat cutters at Roche
ter. y. Y. have opened several uni'
meat markets in competition W4th sit
5 tormer employers -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
Nssuxius in ErspsIon

Naples. By Cacle--Tae Qccple @
Naples ana eavircns Witnessed a re-
nse.xanle spectacle 3- Noon We iEea-
eas. one thousand feet o-lcw tac cea-
-:ei ccac * NesusiUs. the voacs.11
oDened like q huge mouth. enc &
which bSlchei a fierce stream OK l-fa.
which ran down the side CT the noun
tain ana at first seemed 10 menace ne
observatory This building. however. a.
protected In the ci-ection q tne
srream BY 4 mound CT lava zoo TEST
high. which was thrown out duriax
the eruptions OF 1895 and lsoa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05

Notice % contest has been hled By
Giles n. Walden against ". ID. Duncan.
Who was nominated for treasurer o.
Pittsylvania county az The Democratic
primary held on August -.
Dr r. v Fails. % Steuuson. has been
appointed junior house physician az
the Nerfoik Protestant Hospital TO
succeed thc late Dr. Boyce. vhS recently
t,cd 90 blood poisoning.
Drew stone. wno was convicted I'm
Drew county. Wcct Virginia. 81 steal
ing a horse from Miss LAZY Board. re-
siding near Ripley has been sent 90 a
reform school. stone seems 90 De ~
gears old. bat his mother swore on the
witness stand that be vas uder Is. thus
saving him a term IN the pcnitenuary
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
DereiictP ported.

New Orleans. Specialize Norwe-
xan steamer Nicaragua from Blue
aeids. reports in latitude -foS NORTH
loarltude ST02 west. passed the dere-
fct bark John X. Stlrhope lumber IA
Itn. with STERN gone aud cargo wash
laE out. Lower fore and mizzen mastS
standing. with yards on toremasL
8owsprit and ibboom standing, two
houses on deck badly broken. she -
la the track q vessels bound 70 ane
from Central Am N-ic1n ports
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
(ro BE coNTINUED.l
c-onJs.. Property in the rransvaai.

General Cronje's property near Pot
chsfstroem consists OF moro than SIX
thousand acres. The farmhouse Is a
one stosy building. and Is furnished
whit the utmost simplicity. It's owner
IA essentially a sportsman and a lover
Of open air life. He dislikes city life.
and for that reason has persistentiy
declined to become q candidate for the
Transvaal Presidency-an Office the
holding OF which involves the neces-
sity OF living in Pretoria.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
The Market Quotations.
nestlnr Of the LawNers.

1eeting OF the Lawyers.
Hot SPRINGS. Specialize annual
convention 90 rhe American Bar Assoc
citation vas held here last wees About
gee lawyers being in attendance. The
session closed Friday Might
A committee % % members O. tec
Virginia State Association today weI-
comcd the members o. thc nlnrn2l
/ body.
Secretary John Hinflcy. of BaIt- /
more presented his report Nr. j. II /
I Poe WAS elected Co represent Mary land /
on the General Council
Hon Charles r. Libby. OF Maine. /
/ called the convention 90 order in the /
/ absence OF L. Al. Rose. the rcti-ln-
/ president. and presented Francis
Rawle OF Philadelphia. president OK
the association. The president in turn
introduced Hon. Allen Caperton brlN-
ton. 90 Staunton. Va. who delivered
the address OF welcome as che repre-
sentative of tte Virginia Bar Assoc.a-
tion.
In his address Of welcome Mr. Brax-
tfcn. Of stanton. said.
con behalf OF the Virginia state Rar
Association. I welcome you GO the Dlt
Dominion 80 American should fee.
otherwise than at home in Virginia
10 TO many of thom it is thcir fathcriani
+. .ra +o an of Thorn I'd Is Che land ot choir
+, rrrntrv.s father
A., ESQ state fs more peculiar Amcri-
. can than Vfre.n.a. The arst of tho
I Colonies 20 Do settled. the FIRST to de-
Z clare ns inirrrudcnre. The FIRST to pro-
, rrer the Federal Union. enc trs+ go
q adopt written Constitution. Virginia
- NOT ONLY gave to OAR country its trsr
President and its FIRST rrcot CHIEF '-r
0 ueo. hut carved from her body tho t.r
r. r.forv to form seven of our Creates'
be- states and Thus. like a hroodirg rclt-
can ala she nurr.sh thc inflnt RAJ
p tion with her own blood. We Nirsn.
iaus. therefore. fofi toward this UNION
- |that 10 Is in very truth. bone oi on'
p" Ilcne and nesh ot our fcsn. Nuhapn. u
Sc ir the times 60 our fathers. "a fatal . a
o. cord entered into fho councils ot on
be country which Cor a period cstran- Pei
rs. Bur. thanks he OBJ God. orr diner
mr. enccs have hetn finally settled. ..F
o. strife has departed iiom otf i'.A
, country ana whom God hath tn1
. ioincd torctlc- DOG no man put asnn
Ider'
az ~Be assured. therefore. brethren q
90 tho American bar. that. whether }oa
AH home hc ln Che Norm. At "N"n'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05

NJ Vernon laid a heavy hand on
thu y0lug mans shoulder. and they
stood IN silence. while thc cxcited
people went past them 90 and fro.
The raia had ceased and thc western
sun flashed out Gtfully between scud-
ding clouds.
Where were Won goinsE' Mr. Yer
non presently asked.
"rD General Jnokcon's hcadquar-
ters." ho answered. The army is
moving.
eve viii ego together"
Aul arm ia arm they wcn..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-05
As Others Gee Us.

you always say TIC wrocg tains
At the right time. Henry said Mrs.
p.ckera. Nov. / always tHlaS
twice before speak.
yes. my dear replied the meek
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-27

(First published in the Daily Leader
May %, 19OS)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-27


TO Architects and Manufacturers Of
Heating Systems for Public
Buildings.
Onice OF the Board OF Trustees Of
The Logan County High School
Guthrie, Okla, May 49, 1908.
The Board Of Trustees Of the Logan
County High school hereby request
architects to subnit plans for high
school building to be built near the
City Of Guthrie. &. T.. together With
estimated cost Of building and price
expected for plans in case the boaro
accepts the same Said building to
cost from s3S.O00 to $4,000. Esti-
mates to be arranged as to provide
for either Of the following heating
systems. hot air fan system. blast
steam, direct steam, or hot water. The
building to be two stories above
basement. each story including base
ment to be IA feet In height The
said building should contain: 10 to
l12 class rooms; library and reading
room: physical laboratory room; l
chemical laboratory room with dark
room attached. principals Office with
private room adjoining. l board Of
trustees office, / museum room, 2
small private rooms for teachers use
on each floor, toilet rooms in Vase
ment with flushing or dry closeti. 1
ianitor's room in basement, manual
training room In basement or attiC
II assembly room on second floor TO
seat 600 to 700, wita stage IS # wide
and dressing room at each end of
stage Gallery around assembly
room. Wide Railways longitudinal
and transverse, wide stalrways
At the same time BOARD will accept
bids for heating said building. Manu-
lfacturers Of different systems OF heat
ing andaventillation are invited to sub
nit bids. The Board of Trustees will
on June 9th 1908, at their offices in
the City of Guthrie. at ., m, on said
day open said BIDS and inspect said
plans and If any are found satisfac-
tory will be ready to contract for said
plans of building or heating.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
For further Information address the
secretary Joe * Norris. Guthries
o. T. SV
Done by order of the Boz rd OF Trus-
tees this 18th day Of May, 1902.
Joe n. Norris,
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-27
pRoeRAMME AND LINg of MARot
FOR Decoration Day Exercises on the
soth Of May.

The following Is the programme Of
the exercises to be observed Decora-
ton Day, May SO
10 A. M.-Committee consisting OF
Comrades J. W. Ray c Harrington
and Roba. Henderson from Harntraft
Post No 3, and H. Faulkner, George
Latta and Joseph Faulkner from I'm
ion Veterans U7ion, will start from
corner Of First street and Oklahoma
avenue for Summit View cemetery
where United States flag will be
placed over the grave of each deceased
comrade.
f:30'P. M-Governor and stan,
county and city officers, soldiers, Sons
O Veterans. Co Al Ok. N. G., fra
ternal socle-ies, school officers. teach
ers and pupils, and all other loyal per-
sons and societies, viii assemble al
Grand Army hall and form under
command OF Post Commander Barnt-
house and Captain ]. H. TAFT
i:45 p M--Column viii move led
by drum corps, along Oklahoma ave
niue to Carnegie library building,
thence north on Ash sIiS~i to Chris
tsaa church. Open ranks. Ladies' OF
q. A. r. and w r. c. enter church
first followed by the veterans Of the
war
2:O0tP Ma the church.
Music
Reading order and roll of the dead
seryice-To the dead heroes whose
burial place and graves are unknown,
by the ladies Of the G A. r assist
ca by school children.
Music
( Songs and reeitatlons under dlrec
ion OF W r c. ladies'
Music
Address--Jos. Wisby
Music.
Beneaicton Rev Rippey
March % Cemetery Decoration q
graves
String Salute by co A. Ok. n G..
By order Of Committee.
Livery and transfer men and al
soldiers and citizens are requested e
, provide conyeyances for school child
rem. the mnfia and soldiers who hay'
no means of conveyance. and 70 have
such conyeypnees at tho Christiar
church al 400 p. m. that an who de
sire may visit the cemetery ia attend
, arce upon the ceremony Il decoratinl
the graves w. 3. tierod,