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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
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successful business men are made. we
have need Of such men,
our energetic, irrepressibie friend, Dr.
Agnes WHEEL Fitzgerald. LETT Tor the
city recently after having spent several
days at her property at Minnehaha and
vicinity Strengthening things out pre-
paratOry to vigorous prosecution Of de-
velopmcnt work until sufficient shall
have been done to obtain patents upon
her Electric and other groups in the
vicinity. If perseverance, indomitable
energy and a reasonable amount of pug
nacity are elements Of success, she will
surely succeed.
The Young brothers are working their
various properties and intend to remain
here this winter.
The Midas is working a small force Of
men upon a fine ledge of gold ore. piling
some on the dump TO be worked when
the mill is rebuilt. which viii doubtless
be soon.
Ex-senator ]. V. Robinson put in an
appearance at his camp near the Midas
a couple Of weeks since, fully equipped
for a long winter, bringing his force Of
men and cook with him.
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Mining Notes.

Arthur Hudson has returned from the
TonOpah-Belcher, at Lone Mountain, to
spend the holidays.
President =. L. White and Director J.
A. COram of the Bingham Consolidated
company left for the east yesterday.
The extra Christmas dividend of the
Silver King 10000. viii be paid Thurs
year.
The. assessment on the Copper Ranch is
being collected. The 300 thus taken in
will be devoted principally to sinking the
shaft further.
Captain r. F. Singiser, president of the
American Flag company, left yesterday 10
spend the holidays with his wife and
daughter in Sioux City, Ia.
The Pioneer sampler yesterday reported
the receipt of four cars of ore from Tin
tic, two from Bingham, one from Fish
Springs and one from Nevada.
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ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Daly-Judge Is Again the Most Act
i've Trader.

Daly-Judge was again the most active
trader on the mining stock exchange
yesterday. Opening at $780, which was
l23ac under Fridays close, il sold to $3.50,
eased off to $3.50 again and then closed
on the open board at $3.50. A sale Of
eighty-five shares of Silver King was
made at $50. Although the mine is said 20
be in better shape than at any previous
time In it's history a heavy shareholder
is reported TO be turning some of his
stock into money for reasons best known
70 himself. There have been several
small sales recently. Daly-West held at
S34. New York was sold at IL and l04tc.
The days business amounted to Sl6,-
25425
The weeks business on the exchange
totalled 207.037 shares sold for Sl29. Tl3. &c.
AS a whole there was little change i'm the
quotations. nearly every stock except
Daly-Judge remaining practically on a
level The shares in this closed the pre-
vious week at s.. and the last sale yes
terday was at $3.50. which was 10c above
the low figure.
Closing quotations yesterday, with sales
made. were as follows.
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Coughing spen Caused Death.

Harry Duckwell, age % years. choked
to death early yesterday morning at
his home, in the presence of his wife
and child. He contracted "a slight cold
a few days ago and paid but little at
ton to it. Yesterday morning he was
seized with a At of coughing which
continued for some time. His wife Sent
for a physician, but before he could
arrive, another coughing spell came on
and Duckwell died from suffocation.-
St Louis Globe-DemOcrat, Dec. /, 1901. -
Billiards. Horehound Syrup would have
saved him. Csc, SOC and $780, Sold by
z. G. NJ, l. Drug Dept.
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GETS COAL LANDS.
Decision Said to Be in Favor of Utah
Fuel Company.


Fuel Company.
Price, Utah Dec 20.-While those con-
nected with the Utah Fuel company do
not speak for publication. IL is generally
known 20 those who have been watching
cases involving title TO valuable interests
in Salina canyon are now settled and that
the claims of contestants in the United
states land office at Salt Lake City have
passed to the corporation
This fact and the additional one that
the Marysvale branch Of the Rio Grande
system is soon TO be extended to the iron
fields of southern Utah insures the com
plctiOn next year of the piece of road
known as the Salina cutoff. This starts
out from Salina, Titan, and was built last
year a distance of twenty-One miles. the
Intention being TO come on to the main
line at Farnham or Mounds. In the mean
time the coal titles arose at the terminus
of the cutoff. and work on the road was
suspended until such time as these mat
tiers were adjudicated.
This Salina cutoff shOrtens the dis
tanCe from Utah to California several
hundred miles and at the same time does
away with an expensive piece Of track to
maintain and longer haul over Soldier
summit. In the transportation of iron
ores 90 the Pueblo shelters it will also
mean a great saving of time and money.
When the grading of the Duchesne rail-
way. now building from CreVaSse, Colo.
TO the White river gils0nite mines. IS
completed, it is stated among railroad
men the labOrers here are TO be sent to the
Salina cutoff TO push that line 60 com
pleuOn. The worst OF the Salina road as
proposed is built and the iron down The
remainder TO be done is over a desert
country through Emery county, Utah. The
finish mp the Salina work during the
summer season next wear.
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Open Board.

Butler-LiberaL 1.0O008I5c.
DAILY, 100d$2.50
Daly-Judge. 2O0S3S5; 10OdS3S9; 200qS3 80.
Ingot. LOO0G27sc.
Lower Mammoth. 1Q0G40c
May Day 43d9c. 2O00GS5aC.
Martha Washington. 1,01001Lc.
New York 5000l1c. 4500dl0Ac
Silver King. S5uS65-00.
Star Consolidated. 5004207sc
Total. open board, II. 14S shares.
Shares sold. 6.448.
Selling value. S16.25425.
Weeks totals: 207.O37 shares, 1929, 773. go.
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ANOTHER OIL CROWD.
Ties Up Tract of Land Next to That
OF Hnffr G, Ealev-

The entrance OF Guffy g. Galley. the
celebrated oil operators. into the Utah
field has attracted another important
group of oil men who are preparing TO
develop on an extensive scale. Acting for
them. Ben II. Lloyd finished yesterday
tying up large tract Of oil land directly
ad1 looming the Guffy a. Galley ground
TWO miles west OF Pennington. Mr.. Lloyd
secured for them about 1900 acres. and
in addition got hold Of about 2.O00 acres
lu small blocks for individual sales
Mr.. Lloyd says the men ne represents
have made fortunes out OF the oil bust
ness. The are experienced operators. ana
heir general policy is TO develop the prop
Rrties rather than TO sell stock. They
viii be out this way in a short time to
make a thorough inspection Of the props
rrty and to map out q plan Of operations
u is expected that they win undertake
Ku extensive campaign of development.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Carisa. 1O0Od111kc
Consolidated Mercur 10O683c.
DAILY. 1O00S2 45; 2O00S25O. Total 800
shares.
Daly-JudRe. 100GS $3.50: 500GS3.S5; 1000
$3.50, 100dS3.S5. seller go; l00dS3.86; 1OOn
$3.50. seller 30: 1O0dS3S5. seller 5. 1000
s.. S2l5. seller 30; 1O00$3S5. seller 30. Total
1300 shares.
Daly-West. 100GS3400.
May Day. 2.500d815c-
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80 BULLIoN oUTPUT.

Gain Of Over 9 Per Cent Is shown in
Copper.
The output Of copper bullion from the
salt Lake valley shelters for the past
week was 633,30 pounds. compared with
l63,lS4 pounds for the previous week.
The weeks output was divided as fol-
lows.
Bingham Consolidated 200.544 pounds
United States ................ 1S2. 200
Utah Consolidated .......... $4,000 81
This is an increase for the week of over
Q per cent
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properties in the Beaver Lake mining
district Beaver county The company
has a capital stock Of $4,000 divided
into 10000 shares at a par value OF S.
Fred o. D. Meakin is president: J. M.
Reynolds. vice president; William Har-
risOn, secretary and treasurer all Of this
CITY
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eoDIvA TO RESUME.
McChrystals viii Develop the Prop
erty Further.

The sale Of the Eagle & Blue Bell con-
troll 70 the Bingham Consolidated means
Tintic
The GOdiva is owned by the McChrys-
tails. VINO sold the control Of the Eagle a
Blue Bell Part Of the proceeds are to
be used for further development on the
former property. There is still consider
able lOw-grade ore in the mine. and the
recent strike in the Tetro has encOura Eed
the McChrystaIs to spend money for fur
Their development in that vicinity.
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FRNFSI {. IONS COMPANY
COMMISSION BROKERS

STOCKS. GRAIN. COTTON,
2S6 Ia Sale St. Chicago. Ill. Private
Wires. (Adjoining Board OF Trade)
Send for our Bulletins" and 'Dauy
Letters" also cur books, professional
Traders and Their Successful Methods
free on REQUEST.
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LEoNoRA GROUP SOLD.
Beaver County Property Is to Be
Operated.

The Leonora group Of nine claims in
Beaver county has been sold The Leo
nora Mining & Milling company was in
corporated yesterday TO acquire the prop
erty. The group is I'm Elephant canyon,
close to the Elephant. Talisman and
others It has a strong vein Of silver
lead ore. with about 100 tons of SIS ore
on the dump. Development work is TO
be commenced at once.
The Vendors are NJ. i. and W. j. Burns
Of Milford, who receive $4,000, part in
cash and part I'm stock. The purchasing
company has a capital stock OF $4,000.
divided into $4,000 shares of q par value
of 10 cents each. The officers are: Miles
i. Burns. Milford president; William j.
Burns, Milford vice president; j. ID. Car
penter, Salt Lake City, manager; Ben
Jamin II. Smith Milford. treasurer. p. Z.
Evans, Salt Lake, secretary.
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New Grocery Firm.

Yellow Front grocery. WaIgren &
Nielsen, proprietors. have opened a
frst-class green staple and fancy store.
Everything new and fresh. Orders So
Ecited. 107 East Second South. Phone
BIZ s.
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A Gift

OF gloves of Dent or Fownes makes is
appreciated by gentlemen. All sizes,
new shades.
BROWN, TERRY &, WOODRUFF CO..
l66 Main Street
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Sales. High. Low. Bi
r 100 efo cID efQ
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements on the Salt
Lake market yesterday, as reported by
Mccormick & Co, were S46. 400. as fol-
lows: Gold. silver. lead and copper ores,
so. 100; base bullion, $4,000
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Metal Market.
Silver

Silver, 54lz cents per ounce
Copper. 11ss cents per pound; New York,
S12.25 to $3.50 per 100 pounds.
Lead, $3.50 per loo pounds; New York
S425.
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Our shop is filed with appropriate
holiday gifts for the men folks.
RICHARDSON & ADAMS.
172 Main Street.
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Not how cheap. but how good. Full
value in good jewelry is the rule at
Parks Jewelry Store.
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san Francisco Mining Stock.
- Mining ComnanT.

Incorporation papers were filed with
County Clerk John james yesterday for
the Wasatch Consolidated Mining COM
pany of Salt Lake City. IL viii develop
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Good Pancake Recine-

To two cups Of Falcon Self Rising
Pancake Flour add enough milk or
water to make a comparatively thin
batter, or use two cups Of Pancake
Flour, two cups milk, one tablespoon
full sugar or syrup, one egg; have grid
die hot; bake most after turning. Get
Falcon Self-Rising Pancake Flour at
any grocer's.
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Recent Arrivals.

Eat Royal bread. It is pure and
wholesome Sold everywhere.
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AGCGLAL EAL4Nd4S-
Some recent ideas in hats, soft and
Derby shape
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
l66 Main Street.
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Picture frames to order. Am. Wau
Paper Co. 6 East Third South
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Utah Stocks in Boston.

Especial to The Herald)
Boston, Mass, Dec. lathe mining
stock market was dead outside Of Anal
gamated. Quotations:
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DR.. +. N. Keysor's method of filing
teeth is painless. 162 Main street Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1920 K.
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1t takes the BEST to make the BEST
and pays the BEST TO buy the BEST.
FIanklin'S candies
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Franklin's exclusive in our line for
holiday specialties. los South Main.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via Rio Grands Lines

One fare for the round trip between
any two points in Utah. Selling dates.
Dec. "A, 25, 81, Jan. J. Final limit Jan. 4
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Note This List

For Xmas: Mufflers, full dress shields.
handkerchiefs and fancy hosiery. Our
lines extensive.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co.
166 Main Street
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Modern Plumbing

At moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
CO.. 211 State street Phone 1852.
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A. s. CHAPMAN, DENTIST.
505-6 Scott-Streveu Bldg. Phone 1850 Y
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SALT lake TRADING STAMP %

DISPLAY ROOMS is EAST FIRST SOUTE
STREET. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH Teiephon
DOGGY.
Open every night during Xmas week until
o.
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No more than one advertisement accepted from
one person This offer is good anywhere. In send
ing mail orders ask for GREEN TRADING
STAMPS. We viii mail YOU Directory and stamp
Book free application
No Furniture cap be delivered during the hours
of this XMAS DISPLAY.
Call the attention of your friends to offer.
If we are reserving goods for YOU please call on
Monday morning for them. Nothing else given
away before noon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

slippers of all kinds, Slippers
own price.
OLD MEMS SLIPPERS.
YOUNG MEMS SLIPPERS.
BIG BOYS SLIPPERS.
SMALL BOYS SLIPPERS.
OLD LADIES SLIPPERS.
YOUNG LADIES' SLIPPERS.
GIRLS SLIPPERS.
BABIES SLIPPERS.
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To all who win deliver or send to us befor
noon Dec. 23d. this portion of our advertisement
with their name and address,. we viii give an oppor
tunity Of possessing ABSOLUTELY FREE.
VALUABLE PRESENT whether previously
stamp collector or not in addition to those receive
from the merchants TO whom you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

During these hours for each book Of GREEN
TRADING STAMPS converted into a CHRIST
MAS GIFT from the FINE ASSORTMENT OF
high-grade goods, which have just arrived. con
sisting OF ROGERS Celebrated Knives, Forks
Spoons. Silver Combination Sets; also Clocks
Watches, Fancy China, Cut Glass. Cameras, etc
All especially valuable at the Christmas season
ENOUGH FOR ALL. CALL EARLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-16

Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles II. Tabler and Mary E. Talbot.
George H. Washington and Madeira Bal
timore.
Chas f. Perry and Ellen Ellis
Samuel l. Weber and Maud c. Best
James W. Thomas and Bertha Woody.
Grant Thomas and Annie NJ Webster
both of Anacostia d. c.
Ed. Scott and Mamie Meredith
alexander Savoy and Georgietta Lewis
aired Pinkney and Amanda Moller
Thomas Pitcher and Cora Blackman.
arthur Prater and Lizzie Williams
hermann A. Wender of Buffalo, y. Y
ana Anna L. Kirby of this city.
William H. Lewis and Emma E. Babcock,
both of Hebran, Va.
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JOCKEY MILLER'S FUNERAL,
He Will Be Buried Tomorrow After.
noon at Holy Rood,

The body of Frank Miller, the jockey who
was killed in the last race at the Brighton
race track last Wednesday, will arrive here
today and will be taken to the home of Mr.
James Lee, 48 H street northwest and the
funeral will take place from there tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock. The burial will
be at Holy Rood cemetery.
Mr.. Lee, the former superintendent of
the Benning race track, was deeply inter-
ested in the boy, and upon learning of his
death at once directed that the body be
brought here for burial The boy was an
orphan, coming here from Texas about
seven years ago. He rode several winners
at the Benning track last spring and fall,
and was considered one of the best exercise
boys in the country. Lately he had been
riding in the west, and the race in which
he was killed was the first in which he rode
after coming east The boy was honest
manly. charitable to the extreme and
favorite with all who knew him. He was
well known here, and his death will be sin
cerely mourned by all who knew him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-16

Mrs. Louie Bourie of Fort Wayne, Ind.
is visiting her daughters. Miss Annie
Bourie of the Post Office Department. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-16
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Vesper Service Commemorative of Dis
covery Of America.

covery OF America.
The arrangements for the annual yesper
service. commemorative of the discovery of
America by Columbus. have been COM
pleted. The service will be held Sunday
night at 7:3O o'clock at st. Dominics
Church. 9th and F streets southwest The
c. .ebrant will be Rev. P. j. O'Connell of
st. Stephens Church. state chaplain of the
Knights of Columbus. The deacon will be
Rev. Joseph F. MCGEE of the Church of the
Sacred Heart; subdeacon. Rev. Joseph f.
Mallon of ST. AIMS: master of ceremonies,
Rev. George A. Dougherty of st. Angus
tines assistant master of ceremonies Mr..
Thomas A. Galleher of Spalding Council
The sermon will be preached by Rev E.
T. Shannahan. DID, vice rector of the
Catholic University of America, who was
the first chaplain of the order in this Dis
trict. The choral part of the service will
be rendered by the Knights of Columbus
choir, under the direction Of Mr. George
A. Barry of Spalding Council. The men,
bers of the order will assemble in ST.
Dominic's Hall at O'Clock and proceed in
body to the church. under the marshall
ship Of Mr.. ]. A. Duvall, district deputy,
assisted by the council wardens.
The arrangements of the service this
year have been made by the following COM
mittee: DR.. A. d. Wilkinson of Washing
ton Council, chairman Edward J. Nfaley
ST., Of Keane Council: William A. johnson
of Spalding Council. John A. Pellen Of
Carroll Council and William B. Reilly of
Potomac Council.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. RooSE-
WELT HAVE GUESTS TO DINNER.
Notable Visitors to the Capital-Sev-
eral Interesting Weddings
Personals.

President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave din
ner last night in honor of Lieut.. Gen. Sir
Ian Hamilton. the British army officer now
visiting the United States. The guests in
cluded Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou. Admit
raj and Mrs. Dewey. Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Oliver, Lieut.. Gen. Young. Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Wood. Mrs.
Hunt. Commissioner and Mrs. Garfield.
Gen. Dodge Sir Kaye Muir, DIR. and Mrs.
Thorndike, Mrs. Thackara and Miss Hitch
cock.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
HERBERT ACRES FINED FOR
sLAPPING WoMAN's MOUTH.
Funeral Services Over Remains Of E.
n. Gregory-General and
- Personal News.
Evening Star Bureau,
701 King Street,

Bell lelepHOHc AVo.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 16. 1903.
Herbert Acres, colored, formerly of this
city, but who now resides In Washington,
was arraigned in the police court this
morning, charged with assaulting colored
woman named Harriet Gibbs. The trouble
occurred on the corner of Royal and Prince
streets about o'clock this morning, and
attracted considerable crowd, it having
been reported that the woman had been
badly hurt. Acres stated that the woman
had used very unconventional language in
regard to him, whereupon he slapped her In
the mouth One witness testified that the
blow had broken the woman's nose, but
she was evidently not badly hurt as she got
up and proceeded on her way to Washing
ton. fine of $40 was imposed upon Acres
Other arrangements in the police court
were:
S. r. Wood, charged with stealing a pair
of overalls from Norman Smith. Wood
found the overalls rather expensive, the
affair cost him So
Peter Everett, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, was dismissed, there being no
evidence against him.
Belle Brummertt. charged with using
abusive language, was dismissed
Funeral Of E. II. Gregory.
Funeral services over the remains of E.
H. Gregory, whose death occurred in Wash
ington on Tuesday, We're held this after
noon at o'clock The remains were
shipped to this city this afternoon and were
met by Rev. c. e. Ball, pastor of Grace
Episcopal Church. and the interment was
made in the Henderson vault.
Fatal Accident.
Mr.. Jesse Lehew, who died from the eff
fects of scalding received in a railroad ac-
cident at Brunswick, Ca, last Tuesday was
brother of Mr.. George Lehew, ticket
agent for the Southern railway in this city
The deceased was formerly train dispatcher
of the Southern in this city, and he had
many friends here.
Personal Items.
In the recent examinations for pharma-
cists held in Richmond Mr.. A. Woolberg of
this city obtained the regular pharmacists
certificate and Mr. Elmer Spittle passed
very satisfactory examination for the as
Sstants certificate
Mr. S. B. Fisher, who formerly was en-
gagged in business in this city, has removed
to Washington. where he will conduct
business enterprise.
Mary L. Mcdonald, a colored educator
has been appointed principal of the William
Mckinley Colored Normal and Industrial
School in this city.
Mr. r. a. Sinclair is i'll at the Alexandria
Hospital.
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MARRIED.

On Monday October IL 1901
by Rev DIR. Murdoch, father of the bride
ShAkiES NJ BELL OF this city and Miss
MA'"hEl MURDOCH Of Salisbury, y. c.
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SOftmess of SeanSkin
is RIvALED BY HUMAN HAIR WHERE
DANDRUFF IS ERADICATED.

Sealskn is admired the world over for Its soft
ness and glossiness; and yet the human hair is
equally as soft and glossy when healthy; and the
radical cause Of all hair trouble Is dnndruff which
is caused by pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality Of the hair at its Newbros Herpicde
is the only preparation that is fatal to the dandru
germ Without dandruff there is no falling hair,
but luxuriant growth of glossy, soft hair Is
tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dandrun. XIII
the dandrur germ Thousands OF women owe their
beautiful suits of hair to Newbro's Herpicide
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe. in stamps to
The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich. EDWARD
STEVENS, Special Agent, 9th and Pa. ave.