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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS Or TIE ANTIG1A
: CHEMICAL COMPANY, n Corporation orga--
nl2ed and doing business under the laws Of
fed that there viii be a m etiAs the
Stockholders OF the above Company at ita
principal office. 1905 2. Main Street EIch-
1905, between the hours Of 10 O. clock In tina
forenoon and 3 o'cock In the afternoon, for
OF majority OF the whole . ard Of Dr.. c o .
OF sud Corporation. passed at meeting OF
said hoard on the nth day OF November.
1903, that ut Is deemed advisable by said
majority OF said board. and for the benefit
OF said Corporation, that 1t shall b., dis
Solved" the said meeting OF said honi d hay
Ing been duly called according to law for
the purpose OF considering tho above resou.
ton L. d. TAYLOR. Pres,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT Wits
,, kles and guarantee quality and quantity;
goods delivered. KELLEY'R 17Cs q. atAr-
shall Street. 5
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
to travel and solicit orders for blank books.
flng boxes. printing. lthographilis anu aEe
office stationery In Eastern Kentucky ana
West Virginia.; only Those who are. familiar
with the needs Of banks. clerks Offices nnd
financial corporations need apply. Address,
with references. statement Of experience II
the business and salary exp. tee LaG
BRADLEY & GILBERT COMPANY, LOUIS
vile. Ky. .
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED CRCCkEkf
territory: excellent proposition to right party
Box 237. Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

pretty for the holidays by putting sonoo now
wall paper tho different rooms. JNO. II.
Ashley, {, M Seventh Street.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

ron RENT-pEsrRAB1.E SECOND FLoon
Nat. corner Of Grace and Jefferson STREETS
Apply 200 West Grace Street E IA 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

4 stay and will always have large nto
Of Crockery, Glassware and Brlc .Brac, 2oS
r East Brond Street. a 5% 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

SOMETHING NEW In dentistry. tIivh.grnde
bridge work: In my process there ls no pos.
sibility OF cracking or breaking on facing
not submitted to boat In process o. 'o older
G. j. DAVIDSON. Seventh and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

ALL WHO WANT GOOD WHISTLES CHEAP
Will send to a.. w ROSENE'S.f % and IS g.
thirteenth Street. for Mountain Dow.
"I'rde Of Virginia. 'Old Monongaheln.
Goods shipped to all points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

HAVE You EVER TRIED OUR FRENCH
process for cleaning ger. lemons clotning?
Mrs. A.. J. PYLE, B 315 Nortn Ftttn Street
!, Phone 2522. fr5
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WANTED. IT SHOW you OUR Ll.iE OF
WIN 6: BROWN, 1857 e. bialn Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

HERE YoU GET YOUR LINEN .LAuN.
} dried In the best manner. THE EMP!nD
3 gentlenen's weekly wash; also dycing end
cleaning Phone 3l4L
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED THREE coMPtETEtYiruRN ii IL
IS cd rooms. for light house ksel irs. Wy three
adults Address postoifico BOX 2T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

NO MATTER WHAT Yo1r WANT IN JEW
eIy from damonds to plated sGa To Suton .d
y and silver watches etc. before buying con-
suit ;J.4W15INSTE1N tho Wholesale deWeler
at 1901 East Main Street. sg& tt5I5 a bHfe.$.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

TIE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY. FOR
Ia skets Willow chairs and Raby .Carr!ngo.:
all styles and shapes We manufacture. all
our goods ana sell you at whn,es,, rric9
OLD DOMINION RATTAN & WILLOW
y WORKS. 400 NJ Seventh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

WANTED BOARD AND ROOM BIT MAR.
ried couple after January 1stt rnu n, . be
over four blocks from Capitol SQUARE Write.
X Address LAFAYETTTr.I cnre this office &
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SEND Us YOUR ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS
candy, early. AEMPF's, the best In town,
Ito North Ninth Street az 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

TAKE AWAY MATCHES AND GET FOUR
at e &
Ostrich Skull Earth Rose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL svCIErrs
annual meeting, y. N. G. y. Hall. r'RIDAi,
the 18th instant, at 5 p. NJ. Presidents report
and election Of officers. Address by Rt Row
A. NJ. RANDOLPH. Public also invited to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders OF the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF Richmonl Va. WI! b, h.l.i a.
their banking House TUESDAY, January L.
1904, at II O'Clock NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

Stock Of r. Il BRAUER & BnO !. q uprising
full line Of Blanks ITS. Tapestries; ~. ia;
viii sell as a whole or in portions. Apply J.
". BRA uER, trustee. EOS ~. Fifth Street.
& Richmond, Va. NdlliF shf+ Ak F&E.ft 35ftj8 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

| SITS FOR. A GOOD SQUARE PLANO THAT
| cost when now $3.50. Terms 5. AM ). per
| month sTIEFF, N431 e. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE /
y have largo assortment OF Christmas Tres
decorations and small toys left on m, han q.
money out OF them, and they will DO solJ at
a sacrifice; enough for several lnrgt tees
Address NOT A MERCHANT, care this OIL o.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

WILL, BUY YOUR SECONDHAND CLOTH.
Inn hats shoes, etc.: good prices and spot
cash paid. n REIG Ell. 1908 e. Man Street
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

sTENoGRAPHERs FURNISHED BY THE
SMITH PREMIER 4TYPEWRITER,s CO. 500
e. Main Street. to operate ANY MACHfN !.
are tested; no charge tor snrvice Phone "Ii6.
Observation-Disclosures iExl,ERIENcED
teacher desires position In privat family;
high testimonials from former emplo srs;
best references gven terms mod rate. .Ad-
dress NJ. Chance. Essex county. Va
WANTED, BIT A LADY or FINE HEALTH
and extensive experiences. p,sitiI N as 'inen
mistress In hotel or h3spi.a., o. nurs for
invalid; best references for efficiency 81 en-
and desired. In writing, state salary Mrs
L. c. CATLETT, Gloucester. Va
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FOR SALE.

THRoUoH AN UNTO RTuNATE MISTAKE I
% have largo assortment OF Christmas ':ies
decorations and small toys ett on my hanas .
money out Of them. and they will he sold at
sncriHce enough for several lnrg. ties.
u Address NOTiA MERCHANT. care this ohl O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders OF the PLANT rRS Ma.
TIONAL BANK OF Richmond Va, Will he
held on TUESDAY. January u. 1874. at |! u,
o'clock In the bank building.
RICHARD H. SMITH, Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

sTENoGRAPHER-TTIE AGGRrGATE OF
earnings during November Of selected ,teno.
TYPEWRITER. CO., Richmond Office Gau
1862 Phone 34i6.
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Tee-Dee Want Ads. Satisfy Every Want.
BOARDING
BOARD WANTED.

III E1NN ox"--G sNrLEMDN's APARTMENTS
with board. Apply 1905 D. Marshall otreet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

q, SPENT AT D. O. sULLl-AN's GROCERY.
so. e, Marshall will buy you $50 worth.
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MANCHEsTER's PROPER !.
BUSINESS HOUSES

MORRIS b CHAIRS. FANCY ROCKERS,
Sixteenth and Hull l8 81
CARPETS RUGS, DRUGGISTS: lotion
prices DAFFRON'S s., Sixteenth and Hull. s6s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17


lit PAYS TO USE
TEE.DEE
want ADS.
'Phons $40 Tor The Want "A,
man. He viii come.
PERSONALS.
riiE powtiATAN HOTEL IS SOW oI,cr r:
,n u.s. '1a T3 Fes!.ss' VIII n
na !oSs Avn sscn9' on "1a
havo a1 az essorlmenl q Ghrs.as
:ssy 81 Il ss 81 T.; .ssS iii FL
1asss. s6r s2'shs nEf
HERE You GET YOUR LINEN !r!IS x rtA ts!H;
1iv9 b ss' s5 ~! Gs1y Stree. p. snn
ssi sailSms" ra Sssk s4A VA'' a'' lA
HAVE You EVER TRIED OUR FRENCH S;s \
e! s esinbnfs ZEN sof s%'1 Fs s ssss
BROWNE & coNsTlNB HAVE coM1.So
Of otA crockery, glassware and Brlc a.Brac, 2oS
i SELL NOTHING BUT STRAIGHT Wits
k kooas aa aes ssfrntsi tEuaY ea s
shall Street
CAN HELP to MAKE ", T6 ~ so,n M2 "d1v
x xs 81 ssy. ast Street. to0n' 80
WAITED IS SHOW !, YOU {, our ;,I LIE I o e'1'
WIN WIZ & BROW GROWN, iss7 =. sialn street
WILL BUY YOUR sEcoND .. HAND CLOTH:
essh s paa 'ess sf f1ss Nan
SIS FOR, A COOP SQUARE PLANO THAT
so sn,h yhen pSw ''is TeI Broad an p''
SEND Us YOUR ORDER FOR cH CT L ,sL1 .
liz North Einth Street
aSssa e ri III ;Ss : GP7 ~s4s
4N7IeU Es-RIees Fl! MAIN STREET.
FINE ART.
ERNEST YouNGs AFT sT si,R9v ,h SoK as
ilne OF lmportauons ever seen In klshmond-
Y2 2ou AetS All sFokS ana sss IL Sssus;s
as I'M Ct 6ssens; so sa1
OUR lMp re. ARE 4 b. TIE ai5
country. ERNEST YOUNG'S, Q North So
enth. \,
roU HAVE NgvE RsgEN SUCH a COR;
f sSdsl 81 prfqsSsE a'S SIZE 'D' -
NEVER " npFoRg SIN HEEp 5siPoRr 1S
d fsss; esd q ,s K' IL GaaEs YoU
Y1 e. 1 tFsa, S dan t@lss i SaSssr YoGNo
; North Seventh. -----
20 mioCE LEANEOCS.
ELET TIE z;,nx np 5p H. Ell.
Ss$ss SS $lis si4:.,
WHY DOES EVERY ONE 90, to KA AZ II ,,ss
e. Because ssiS fass sg esni iSAf sab
Street. ia
WOOD AND COAL.
Long so WEST EST, c :, y i Is s.,i Still Eli
and il is surprisingly cheap Pnone lod}
80 G1--o100oEc ------------- 49,
DoEs YOUR R23E tTHKf Gall co 6n AM
'ph0ne 81. or wrlto Aus postal; we WIZ OK
anime same and report cos. OF putting 1t IN
good order. -... :.
n - MILNE Rr.
------.-.-----------
BARGAINS. BARGAINS IN MILLINERY
70 make improvements in my store, Ny en-
rs :tHfk ~ BEAR p s9lH Main Street 's
! FREE HEELlNa.
With shoes and have mems shoes half s1led
75c., ladies' 6oc. we will pu! On 25S; ,,t seel
!ss gsSd WI ynyn Roo s~oE le.h DKE Is
East Main Street Phone eo67
: STOVE REPAlRING.
SPECIAL ATT ANTON s!yen to repairing hot
water ranges aud Latrobe stoves: as1t ;sIrs
~ sfts!efsss n s!ssa :, z.nas
. a ,-.<77IIIT PAPER HANGING.
THERE rs NO DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY
Of wall paper at this season q ~. yea!
tho benefit. JNO. II. ASHLEY. n, Seventh
Street
\ 'Ts5IIE9gl lsE ANTIQUES.
CALI, AND BE CoN"ISCED-A FINE COLI
lection OF original Antiques at low priceA L,
E.-ARNAI.L. 3l8 Brook Avenue.
FREE.
sis 20 DOLL TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT ToMP- +
KINs TOY HOUSE, Su WEST BROAD
Phone ss4a,
RAILROADS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR OLD BRICKS.
Sash, Door s. inside and outside Blinds To r
and Window Frames, Sheyt NJ, o. Llnl-
ber Jolt. Flooring Beaded c1ll'ns. iis a. Is.
win & BROWN. 1857 E. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

CooY-wANTED. AN EXPERIENCED COOK
in small family; good wages; referen e no
qulred. Call In person at once. No 8l3 W.
Grace Street Ei. -'
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6HCkS

SHc1S.
jCHEApLsT PLACE to buy shoes b. sH1REY.
8 y SOL EAst NMnrthnlls street.
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PERSONALS.

E n,odeied and thoroughly equipped with nav
furnishing ana With fauitless heda Mnnexs'
1, Rockbridgc and Jordan Alum Springs, and
h B. NJ. BERKELY. 20 years conductor on =
{. 4 q. n n 50
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HELP WANTED-Female.

BRIGHT. ACTIVE ,sALEsGIRLs. WANTED
at MILLER & RlOADS' Apply at ..nce
4 MANAGERS OFFICE near main floor
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M

*. MASONIC NoT1cE.-A SPECIAL
" communication Of JOPpA LOD,t.-i No.
40, a. r. and "A. NJ, wild be hel nt the
Masonic Temple THURSDAY. 18th inst mt, a..
o'clock P. NJ Members of s ster lodges and
transient brethren are fraternully invited 10 be
present, 5F' ~
BY order OF the W. NJ.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON. Secretary.
sG>lus;e A STATED coNvocATIoN or La
isANt&i EAYET"TE ROYAL ARCH CHATTER
Y@tMfsS NO. 43. viii be held IN It's tabernacle
s".s"Sz u the MASONIC Temple THIS othurso
o'clock Members OF sister chapters and trans
lent companions arc fratlrnally Invited.
BY order OF the NJ. E. H. p
OSCAR ]. ADAMS, Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

wANTEp-A PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
desires q saiarled position with some Virginia
corporation; has for the last two years done
both hospital and outdoor work: ase,l 81.
Address q. A. y, care OF this office.
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I II he TEE..L EE
Cai|y Business Directory
BOARDING..

MISSES MARTINS psara.nE house, psnn.nsnt
and truusent;f nice rDams ana goo rare;
IUa North Seventh street, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

STORAGE.
RICHARDSON and cHAPPLLL, krlvtdsrs sna
a Main Streets. Very chesp sid dry storsie
roama! Phone S1S.
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LOST AND FOUND.

tosr-A LApr,s opEN.F FACED Gor.D
WATCH; monogram 3. g.. D. on back LIB.
eral reward IL returned TO A.. B. b., 71s East
Main Street, Richmond Va f#3sg He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17
FEATHER BEDS.

WANTED, to buy Feather BEDS; highest cash
prices paid; also Fea Tiers nenoyated Phone
$751;. 4 CASPER BROS. l205h West Aaiu
Street, city. al II II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

SO WILL BUY A GOOD SQUARE PIANO
Terms IS cash and - per month. sTlEFF.
@3l E. Broad. i. tif[.si 3sJ,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

lYOtjNG'S ART STORE and see the beautiful
line OF Etchings and Ensra.lnss: somethins
entirely nov: 3 North Seventh, $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

WHY GO ELSEWHERE FOR YOUR crooks
cry, Enamel Ware, Toys and Xmas soods
when you can get the Same for less money
at a SHAROVD q g. PASSAMENECK's. .042
East Main? 1G' Ha,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

IF You WANT 4 STOVE THAT HEATS 60
to 1JURCESs FURNITURE STORE. %l9-2l
East Bro'l Street 55r +8E a&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

WANTED, AT ONCE, A. GLASS AND WOOD
office partition. Address PARTITION, caro-
this office sgs, III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

FOR THE FEEBLE AND CoNsuMPTIvD I
oirer Pure Montreal Malt a. - pes sasiII1nna.
sl.75 and So per gallon ane Sher. Wine at
$3.50: Sweet Catawba and Blackbe5rs Wine
at &c.. and good .Apl.le Branuy AZ = per Ka.
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-17

ERNEST YoUNGs ART STORE. 9 NORTH
Seventh, has Just put on display the line :
limo OF lmporta lions ever seen In ta~hmund-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E.. Y MAIN STREET.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-13
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

At a stated meeting of Milford
Lodge, No 344. f & A., held NOV.
4, 1908, a committee was appointed
to prepare a suitable minute on the
death of our brother Rowland, which
committee reports as follows
WHEREAS, It has been the will of
our Father and Creator to whom
dtrkness and light are alike and
whose mandates are inscrutable to
our finite understandings to call
from us our brother, Lafayette
Rowland. He has obeyed the Grand
Summons and appeared before the
Almighty Judge and has left to us,
his brethren, the heritage of his
memory and the incense of his worth
While bowling IN submission to
this dispensations knowing that He
doeth all things we'll, yet we deeply
deplore our loss.
We extend our kindest sympathy
to his bereaved wife, his mourning
children an6 sorrowing friends. To
the wife who sustains the loss of a
companion who has long been a
beloved and trusted counsellor, and
who while sharing with her his
earthly honors and distinctions has
been mindful to garner for himself
those qualities which fitted him for
the possession of the highest, to
meet and enjoy with her a place in
a heavenly home through endless
ages.
To his son and daughter from
whom have been taken a father the
memory of whose example will
stimulate to loftier purposes and
nobler ambitions.
TO his friends who marked IN his
conduct and character the exempl-
fication of those principles which
constitute good citizenship and a
desire to ennoble and elevate man
kind.
We, his brethren, take the lesson
Of his life to our hearts and as one
token of esteem for our brother
drape our lodge in mourning.
We also send a copy Of this min
ute to the family and spread it on
the records Of our order
GEO. A. SwEPENIsER,
J. II. VAN ETTEN, Com.
j, G. WEsTBRJoK, JR.,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-13
Methodist Church lettings.
tBy REV. v. A. WOODY

Sermon topics for November 10
Morning, Salvation from Unlov-
able Traits Of character. Evening.
perseverance Subject for
League service, Personal Work. the
Duty o. Every Christian, Leader
Frank Fletcher.
Prayer meeting topic for Nov. 1s
The Curse Of Strong Drink.
Mrs. William Ryman returned to
her anxiously expectant family last
Saturday evening after delightful
trip to the neighborhood of Wiscou
sin where she has been visiting her
mother and relatives. Friends as.
sembled after her arrival home ara
gave her a surprise party reception.
Mrs. Durling was agreeably sur
prised Tuesday by the sudden up
pearance of a party of eleven ladic
at her door Previously obt8int
information concerning quilt thai
needed attention was what brought
the ladies together. After a bounti
ful dinner, leaving no room fot
supper, the problem of how to gCi
home was only solved after grim
and determined effort.
Through the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Bournique the pastor and
wife we're privileged to sample some
of the venison obtained by the
recent hunting party.
Our janitor, MIR. Wagner, has
been seriously i'll. His condition al
present is somewhat improved.
The pastors mother and aunt re-
turned TO Mount Vernon, N. Y,
Monday. They we're very favorably
impressed with Milford although
their brief stay did not afford oppor.
tunity to visit many of the neigh-
boring points of interest.
The booklet giving our roll oi
membership and information OF
cake making is to be published il
the near future. Ladies', we want
your favorite cake recipes. PleasC
be quick.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-13

Dear old Gen. Grosvenor has al
ready fingered" It out full month
ago.
A good many Of the explanation
departments Of various politicians
have been worked to the full.
Not only did the Ohio democrats
have their knives out but they had
both edges well whetted.
There is not very much being said
just now about ejecting the Hon.
Marcus A. Hanna from the political
arena.
The Cincinnati professor-who is
making a collection of fungi will find
an excellent field among the Ohio
democracy.
Senator Morgan doubtless believes
that both the New York and Ohio
returns fully vindicate his position on
the Nicaragua route question.
Rockefeller would take such little
man as Monte Crlsto and put him out
of business in about two ticks of the
telegraph wire.
The country has been highly grati-
fed over the formal announcement
that Great Britain will not interfere
with our police Guties on the Panama
isthmus. We are truly thankful.
When asked for his views on the
election returns, the Hon. David B.
Hill was eloquently silent; he even
failed to reiterate that he was a
democrat.
A number of Russian newspapers
broadly hint that while the United
States may talk of open doors and
rights of trade in China, it can't
enforce them. Can't is a word this
country has not yet learned.
Charlie Towne of Wall Street fame
dropped business long enough to make
a few thrilling campaign remarks.
| bathe my soul in the atmosphere of
honest democracy announced Mr..
Towne. We thought Charlie was
bathing in oil these days.
There seems to have been me hod
in some of BOurke Cochran's recent
Oratory. Having successfully landed
Mr.. Mcclellan as mayor ofTammany,
Mr.. Cochran now desires to succeed
him in Congress and give that body
an example of a real talkfest.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-13
united states aame Lave

An examination Of the game laws
passed by the different states will
show there is nothing anomalous in
the position taken by Pennsylvania,
requiring non-residents to take out &
license to hunt. The law is in force
in all but twenty-five states, most OF
them being southern and south
western states. In some states,
notably North Carolina, which do not
have license fee, the law provides
that sportsmeh must obtain written
consent of the owner of the land on
which they hunt and this makes
hunting on his land a valuable asset
to the farmer which yields a cash
return and may be made to pay his
taxes in whole or in part. All the
states of the union except four,
Montana, Mississippi, Kentucky and
Virginia, prohibit the export of game
at certain times and all the states
except fifteen prohibit the sale Of
certain game at all times.
1t will be seen therefore thai the
several legislatures are exercising
care to protect game from destruction
and to take away the Incentive to
ruthless killing by depriving hunters
Of the right to sell.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-11-13
Presbyterian .ChronlcIings

The topic of next Sunday morn
ings sermon will be "The Bible as
the Word Of God. " The evening
sermon will be preached from the
text, I'VE are complete in Him"
The Choral Society had every
reason for encouragement last Tues
evening when it assembled for the
first regular lesson. The number of
members, which we hope may be
increased, was very promising. The
leader, Mr. Stewart was pleasing in
his manner and thorough in his
method. We feel to congratulate
ourselves upon the fine start already
made and upon what we believe is
to be the end--a good success.
The Union Thanksgiving service
will be held in the Methodist church
on that day. The service wfll com
commence at 10a, m to enable the
writer to meet another engagement
in Suffern, N. Y, that same after
noon. The present plan also ar
ranges for brief addresses from both
Rev. V. A. Wood and myself. We
hope this service may be we'll sus-
tanned on account of its national
ecoleastical and domestic signifi.
cdnce.
Plans are being contemplated for
Thanksgiving social for the bene-
fit of the church. Next week we
expect to be able to make them
public.
The Christian Endeavor Society
and their friends we're very pleas
antly entertained one evening last
week by Miss Lulu Schorr. The
social life of the society cannot help
aourishing after such gatherings
aud we are greatly indebted to those
who open their homes in this way
The Misses Decker are to entertain
the society next week Friday even
ing. ALI the young friends of the
society are invited to come.
The Ladies Aid Society met
yesterday, Thursday, afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Westfall, and
among other things elected a new
president to fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by Mr.. Heller's resignation
We congratulate the society in their
choice of Mrs. Terwilliger as theil
new leader OF course Mrs. Ter.
williger is handicapped by taking up
the work after the beginning of the
year but loyalty and sympathy y will
make up for this and give us a
successful year.