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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-20
w. c. +. U. ORGANIZATION
One for Hanover IS Effected at Shady
Grove Church-The Officers.

e = 1
Tho w. q. II. us Of Hanover county
mot at Shady Grove Church (Methodist
BpiBcopaD on Saturday February 18th.
and organized. Mrs. e. b, Clements, OF
Centratla, was present and presided over
the body In her usual graceful and force
ful way.
The pastor Of tho church. Rev. Mr..
Pribble, was present and conducted de-
votional exercises.
The officer for the year were elected:
President, Miss Mamie Bates; Vice
President. Mrs A. jeff. Nelson, Rural
Delivery No. i; Secretary, Miss D. ].
Garnett, Ashland Corresponding Secre-
tary, Miss Jennie Bates, Rural Delivery
No. l; Treasurer, Miss Kate Adams,
Cold Ffarbor. The superlntendents Of do
partments are: L. Y. L., Miss Matte
Stubbs; 8, 9: Work. Mrs. A. 3. Reynolds.
Hewlett s Temp Lit, Mrs. t. S. Gar
rett; Press Miss Jennie Bates; Medal
Contest, Miss Julia Horne: Non-Alco-
hole, Miss Blanch Carneal. Soldiers and
Sailors Miss Bena Beadles, Red Letter
Day, Leila Quarles; Scientific Temp,
Mrs. Laura Fox; Flower Miss, Miss
Bette Stubbs; 500. Of Virginia Coll, Miss
Ida Beadles. al
The constitution was read by Mrs. A
j. Nelson and adopted.
Mrs. Timberlake, one OF the most ac-
tive lady members of Shady Grove
Church, was present and made helpful
remarks.
The officers are at work planning for
big day for their first convention In
Ashland, to meet in March.
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the present route could be used by oil
of the Manchester and Forest ELL cars.
The present toll which is being daily
given up for the benefit of using the Free
Bridge by the car company would be done
away with by the erection of a new struc-
ture. for all cars would be taken over.
the new bridge This would in n year
mean a remarkable saving to the com
pany, and in few years 1t is stated
that the bridge would pay for itself.
Despite that the other two plans men
toned will be considered, 1t is safe to
say that 1t Is only question Of time be-
fore new bridge between Richmond and
Manchester adorns the James River 1t
Will outshine any OF the present struc-
tunes and will prove structure of
beauty and convenience to both cities.
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REPORT is SENT
ON TO W ASHINCTON
Shafer Building Will Proba-
bly, Not Be Taken by the
Government.
Governments.

1t Is thought by those in q position to
know that the government will make an
appropriation sufficient for increased ia
cilities at the postoftice.
In other words, the Federal government
has ground upon which 1t may build at
a cost OF something like S25.0oo upon
often talked of, and now 1t looks very
much rs If this would be done.
District Attorney Lewis has forwarded
to the Attorney General the findings of
the jury in the Shafer building matter.
The Attorney General will transmit the
report to the Treasury Department for
Its action.
1t Is generally thought the government
will not take this property at the sum
at which 1t is condemned.
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MAY BUILD
NEW BRIDGE
s5s " 5.LGtt s5si.
vf!st s'T- -T-17- . -----
The Plans Of the Passenger
and Power Company.
PUT CARS TO 9TH STREET
PUT CARS TO 9TH STREET
Will Bring Them from Petersburg to
the Very Heart of the City-various
Propositions Now Being
Considered.

The Virginia Passenger and Power
Company now has under consideration
the ACCESSIBILITY of constructing new
bridge over James River from Richmond
TO Manchester, on which it is proposed
to run the Peters burg trolley cars into
Richmond. Much Roadway has been
made, and it will be no distant date in
the future when the long, heavy vehicles
will be seen gliding along the company
rails on Seventh Street. making Broad
Street their terminus In Richmond
Since MIR. Frank ]. Gould acquired con-
trolling interest in the corporation the
LOCAL officials have been deeply interested
intrnnning the Petersburg cars into this
city. This would have been accomplished
some time ago had not 1t been deemed
unsafe to bring the heavy vehicles over
the Free Bridge.
A NEW STRUCTURE.
1t having been regarded as unwise and
unsafe to use the Free Bridge for the
conveyance of the heavy Petersburg cars
into the city, .Lne local directors, Presi-
dent Sttterding and other officials. have
seriously considered the ACCESSIBILITY -of
erecting new and sufficiently strong
bridge between Manchester and Rich
mond.
The engineers of the company surveyed
& many proposed routes, but have at last
decided on spot which it is thought ia
quite advantageous and will fill the bill
In lifting manner. The engineers have
been greatly impressed with the abut-
ments OF a proposed new dam across the
river, and on these estimates have been
made.
AS VIII be remembered, there are on
each SIDE of the river abutments for a
new dam over tho James. These are 10.
Gated In the vicinity OF Seventh Street,
not great distance from the present
Free Bridge. 1t has been ascertained that
each would afford an excellent bridge
foundation, their stability being quite
K Euftictent to support a structure Of The
most modern and imposing type.
IT Is understood that the company is
Investigating the purchase of these abut
ments with an idea in view to erecting a
y new bridge on them. AT any rate. a
number or visits have been made to the
/. place by officials, and all are well i'm
I pressed with them.
NOTHING DEFINITE.
But as yet the directors have decided
Upon nothing definitely. and it may be
that the new bridge will not materializc.
1t Is said that a proposition has been
I! made to the car company to purchase
h1ayo's Bridge. at the foot Of Fourte enth
Street, and this, too. is being considered,
II has been pointed out that this struc.
turei is admirably fitted to bring the
heavy cars across the river from Man.
chester. However, this scheme has not
met with great favor at the hands OF
the company, and 1t Is not at all probable
that the deal viii be consummated
The officials regard Mayo's Bridge as
out OF the way That is, the company
4 would be forced 10 make a numbcr nj
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THE CONTEST HAS
BEEN POSTPONED
Deep Run Hunt Clubs Event
Not to Take Place Until
February 28th.

Owing to the excessive cold weather
and frozen condition Of the ground, the
Deep Run Hunt Club have decided to
postpone the jumping contest and recep-
tion which they had arranged to have on
Saturday, February 2lst, until Saturday,
February 2sth, at 8:3s O'clock. Much in
terest has been manifested In this con-
test, and there arc already twelve or four
teen entries, some of Them the best cross
country horses In tho club,
AS stated before, a reception vii DO held
In tho club house after the contest
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as hoou MS contracted for. and many
Operators have wells contracted to DO
drilled several months ahead Of time.
Worh is progressing With great Tapidity
on tho plpo limo. which Is being con.
struotod across the entire eastern part
OF tho State from Dob's Bar, ~ Iennes.
SEQ to tho Standards innin lne near
Hamlin, w. Va, and It Ia announced TINT
It Will DO completed within two months.
Nearly all tho branch limos are no1
completed and tho telegraph wirs have
been Strung AL over the oil sections
steol storage tanks aro being erected,
Into which tho oil production VIII 30
run to await the completion OF the Plpo
line When that has been accomplished
oil the eastern, counties OF tho state VIII
enter upon "a period OF prosperity mover
before eQualled In thor history"
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LEGAL NOTICES,
l COUNTY OF HENRIco, .vIRGINiA,
FEBRUARY s, 1903:
Flanagan VS.. Hancock & ais,


Goodies Admir-. vs. Flanagan & ais.
These two causes ca me on this day to
be again heard upon the papers formerly
read. and were argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof 1t appearing
to the Court that report of the accounts
of Allen G. Collins, administrator Of EN-
ma T.. Goode, deceased. and q report Of
the debts and demands against the estate
Of said Emma r. Goode. deceased, have
been. filed IN the. clerks office OF this
court, and It further appearing that one
year ys :, has a elapsed since the Qualification
order. on motion Of Mary =. Comfy, one
the creditors Of said Emma II. Goode
deceased, II any there be, show cause
i any they can at the courtroom of the
Circuit Court of the county Of Henrico
w. at 10 O'clock "A. M, on the 18th DAY
OF MARCH. 19o3 against the payment
and delivery Of the estate OF said dece-
dent TO her distributes without refund
And the Court doth decree that COW
OF this decree be published once a week
IN The Times Dispatch. a newspaper pub-
l!shed In the city Of Richmond, Va. and
that copy be posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of the county OF Hen
rico on the first day of two successive
terms Of the County Court Of Henrico
county. Va $500
Testee: j. e. BROADDUS.
a. q, collins. p. q Clerk.
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RECEPTION TONIGHT.

Members Of the Third Presbyterian
Church are to Gather.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Third
Presbyterian Church will give recep-
ton to all the members at s o'clock this
evening. Under the pastorate Of Rev.
Dr.. r. b. Eggleston many have been
added to the church, and it is desired
that al shall meet and !, become ac-
quainted
The Reception Committee will be com
posed Of the elders and deacons, their
wives and the ladies' of the society.
a delightful time is anticipated, as is
always a, the case at receipt ons held by
this church.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY MESSENGER DEPART

Wilmington N. c., Feb Ii, 1903.
THE magnificent New York and Flor
Ida Special, via Atlantic Coast Line,
consisting Of Pullman compartment,
sleeping, drawing room. library, obser-
walton and dining cars electric lighted
throughout and steam heated. leaves
Jacksonville daily ut 1850 p. NJ, arrives
Savannah 6:oS p, NJ, leaves Savannah
Dab p. NJ, arrives Charleston o:l5 p. NJ,
Richmond $50 A. NJ, Washington 1885,
a. NJ. Baltimore ll:42 A. NJ Philadel-
phia l:57 p. NJ, New York 4;45 p. M.
The long standing reputation of this
train for elegance of appointment ana
perfect service commends 1t to the tour
list and traveller in general. All informa-
ton regarding space reservation. rates,
ETC.. cheerfully given upon application
TO any representative of the Atlantic
Coast Line.
w, j. CRAIG
General Passenger Agent.
II. NJ. Emerson,
Traffic Manager.
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Railroad Earnings,

Following is a comparative statement
OF the gross earnings Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio for the second week OF February,
1903: 1888. $3.50; 1902, 1906, $50: increase,
$333, 0l2.79. For the two weeks of February,
1903; $3.50. 1894; 1902, s6lo.6a5.6 60; Increase,
Sac, 6O3.S4.
Below are the estimated earnings Of
tho Southern Railway system for tho Sec
ond week in February 1903:
This year, ssl2,451; last year, sos, 1874;
increase, s1o2,757.
Southern Railway Company. St. Louis
Louisville lines: ssatas e
This year, s73,9es; = last year. 'ssss;4S2; in
crease, $50, 4s6.
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MIR. Wilson's Funeral,

The funeral of-i1r. Lttell Wilson, who
died in Washington. will take place at
4 o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his mother. Mrs. S. B. Wilson,
No. $40 West Grace Street. The services
will be conducted by DR.. George Cooper,
pastor of the First Baptist Church. The
following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers:
Mcssrs John France, Chiles M. Ferrall
w. r. Colqultt, Ashby Ragland, Milford
Crutchfield, Conway Sands. Rutherford
Rose and Fuller Patterson.
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q Court as'rs or q the the r Tnss
Rnharf T Or Virginia. In the matter Of
4tS Of February ba; oa1n s65 entered on tho
We the Undersigned, will sell at publ,.
n piase on tn the e. day hour and ct ths
Sassbe ensepes l anGye yhs and Ssn
iE Powhatan Co.. Virginia, near Powha.
81! Sesro.Arm HI sta eeSut q n niles f5os
Powhatan RaiIroad; co. Containing aaamy'll9 1c%
erty will be exhibited on day Of sale,
f eT naay b be by application to Auc
This property adjoins the land. O,
D Pa, Hatcher ESQ. and is Justly con-.
Ia sad connt q fa he IN 9s auabe
slsts OF original growth OF oak and pine,
frst-class railroad ties; 9lta rs pios q!
facilities for shppns make axe is e1seea,aR.
" valuable. and taking into consIders-
tom the large amount OF timber which
special inducements to timber dealers
and gctters.
BY direction OF said decree, the sunder-
signed were directed In their discretion
to offer this property in the following
manner, to-wit:--
First. They are authorized to sell tho
wood and lumber s inches and over in
to cut and remove the same within three
(3l years from date OF sale: The pur-
chaser to pay one-third u-3) OF the Dur
chase money In cash. and the balance
In six and nine months. equal install
ments. with interest added from date OF
sale. the purchaser to execute his notei
for deferred payments: title retained un-
til whole purchase money is paid
Or secondly. They are authorized to
sellsaid Real Estate Including all um-
Der thereon. and without any reservation
Therefor. 1-3 cash and 9the balance in 6
and ~ months, Unequal instruments,
with Interest added from date Of sale;
the purchaser to execute his notes there.
FOR; title to be retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid.
In either case the purchaser or pur.
chasers shall have the right to pay ali
cash Il he o., they. shall 80 desire. or to
anticipate all deferred payments by
paying tho principal sum due with In
terest to date OF payment.
The undersigned reserve the right TO
offer first the timber separately; to be
removed as above stated: and then to
offer the land and timber. reserving tho
right to accept which ever bid In their
judgment is best for the Interest OF ali
parties concerned.
A. B. APPERsoN.
Aom aes q 'as' = P aso Is JoS as d
J. CO q Tr,tcf
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INSPECTING THE
STOCK YARDS HERE.
State Veterinarian Prohibits
the Driving of Cattle
Through the City.

Dr. J. G. Ferneylough. State veterl-
marian. who is located at Blacksburg, is
in Richmond for short time inspecting
the Union Stock Yards and the new
abattoir.
In future cattle from the quarantined
territory will be slaughtered at the
abattoir, as it is considered dangerous
to driye them through tho city. a
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HALFFARE

To New Orleans, Mobile. Pensacola and
Return via Southern Railway, Ac-
count "Mardi Gras."
Tickets on sale February Itch 10 2ad,
inclusive, return limit February esth,
With privilege of extension of final limit
TO March lith.
For details communicate with C. W.
Westbury. p. T. A., Richmond, Va, or
any Southern Railway Agent,
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Maccabees Paid Quickly

The officers Of Jefferson Tent, No. &c.
knights of the Maccabees, called on Mrs.
w. H. Goodliff yesterday and paid her
husband in that order. This claim was
paid in ten days after certihcation Of
DEATH
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At Home Again.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Fisher have returned
home from their bridal tour. after a
pleasant visit tor Washington, Baltimore,
and New York. and are at home to their
many friends.
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Major Bruno Better.

Major Thomas L. Bruno, of Charleston,
w. Va, who has been i'll at the residence
Of his daughter, Mrs. Philip S Powers,
is better, which will be gratifying news
to his many friends in this city.
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Renick-O'FerraIl.

Miss Maude G. O'Ferrall and Mr. Ed
ward Ireland Renick. of this city, were
married February 10, 1908 by Rev, D. a.
Solly, their pastor.
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Continues to Improve

Mrs. John w. Massie, who is under the
care of Drs. Taylor and Ingram at the
Virginia. Hospital, con Hnues to improve,
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer

BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
So OF THAT II
FRAME HOUSE NO. 1920 NORTH
TWENTY STREET,
BY AUCTION,
ated Of Certain deed Ct trust
corded In Henrico County Court In D. B.
l56 IA page. 49, + will, at, the request
fault In the payment Of q portion Of the
debt secured thereby, sell by public auc-
ton on the premises nIses q ~ nv % ,oo,
at 1880 O'clock r. NJ. the property above
referred to. consisting Of q frame dwell
ing with three rooms. The lot fronts Is
feet and runs back 40 feet.
e TERA1S-Cash, .sfl
HILL GARTER. Trustee.
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NOTICE l'I,I,

NOTICE oF&AGENCY-To ALI. WHOM
4 II may concern: Know all by these press
ea5s th ad d h&Ss a. Han M
4 agents to conduct the general wood and
coal business at Thirty-first and Poplar
etFffAtN Mi DeeeT ss sfS5s
81 WE, Isynum. w, j , RYNUAl, Feb.
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AUCTION sALEs-THls DAY. 4
BY Tho Valentine Auction Co..
385 S$F5s Auctioncors.

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SogMT Rsi AhR aq SHSKK 5E Of 10 FAX itl5
!SIs MohNINa, F tHSnlstns. e. 81,
SRb e i s5fT d
,a r Of an orSsr entered on tho
Court Of the United States for The Tho Bas ttu
Dlatriot Of Virginia In the matter Of Ray
Mail NJ; ,HIirshbe,rg, bankrupt will sell at
NJ n Hlrshberg, bankrupt, No I54s %. Main
Hfi e shlg lsS SsTr' so
wsns,eE at The entire large ana
Hosiery. Blankets, quilts. Ladies' Dress Dress
Goods. Underwear. iaces. Shirt waists
s Mems: Ladies, Misses. and children's
jackets e. l;e,; Lace Curtains bralds, Buttons,
S Nnplsins,- Towels. Table Cloths, Ribbons,
GIe g. nS,a umbrellas. Gloves. Jewelry,
Office Desk, Showcases. Umbrella ella Case Case,
Counters, Awning Counter Stools, win.
dow Fixtures, ETC.; the uncxpIrcd Lease,
Book Accounts and Good Will, 4
The stock OF merchandise Is well SO.
lected. fresh and desirable, usually car
ried by flrst-class retail dry goods store.
stock and fixtures to DC sold In lots
and parcels to suit the trade and pur-;
'chasers. TI2f
(. r. s.-store Fixtures, Roller-Top Desk.
Iron Safe Show Cases. Shoe Buttoner,
ETC., WI be sold yat,2 o clock z, NJ.
TERNfS-Cash.
MELVIN FLEGENHEIMER,
Receiver.
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~ The Valentine Auction Co,
6l2 East Broad Street.
MEETINGS..

sssr,sos A STATE CoNvOCATION2 i OF
NSSSg WASHINGTON ROYAL ARCH
YZkNg CHAPTER, NO. 9. will be held In
Mt 1870 O'clock. February. 20, 1905. Mem
bcrs OF sister chapters and visiting COM
panions are cordially Invited to be pres
BY order Of the NJ. E. High Priest.
r. B. SNEAD, Secretary.
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is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the CIIESAPEAKE WESTERN
pal office OF tho company, No. i0li
East Main Street, Richmond. Va, on
Tuesday, the Sd day of March. 1903,
at the hour of TO- o'clock a. NJ. for
tho election of directors and for tho
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before It. JOHN
.4L..3WARDE Secreta ry.
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BY r. B. Chanin & Co.. 1ncptd.,
Real. Estate Auctioneers.
No. N. Tenth Street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
FORTY ACRES OF LAND LYING on
THE BROAD-sTREET ROAD,
ABOUT EIGHT MILE FROM
RICHMOND

:, Acting under decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrlco county, entered on the
l2th day OF February, 1908, the undersign-
ed SpG{fial tcommlssioners appointed for
II front. Of Henrico County Courthouse, to
The, ihighsst bidder, on.
at u NJ, the aforementioned property,
which is described as follows: Forty
acres of land. fronting on the Broad
Street or Deep Run Road, about s miles
northwest OF Richmond. adjoining tho
Others" upon which there remains an
old house.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance, equal
payments at and 2 years for negotiable
cent, interest; or all cash, at the option
Of purchaser; title5to be retained until all
veyance ordered by the court.
ROBT. 8. RIVES,
ISAAC DIGGs.
Special Commissioners.
The bond REQUIRED in,the above case has
been given. !, !,
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BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
dated 18th of July, 1892, Of record IN
clerks office. Henr:co County Court. y:
made in the payment of the debt therein
secured, and being required by the bene-
"Wednesday, THE 3TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1903, AT 3 F. NJ.
sell by auction, upon the premises, 2Ixla1
feet Of land with the improy,eements
thereon, situated on the west line OF
Scott Street. 81 feet north Of 16. foot al
lay, in the said county of Henrlco.
and balance due on bond OF 5000; the resi-
due as may be named at time Of sale.
n SsYgs L, w. GLAZEBROOk,
f. II. SPENCE
10 LANE STERN,
Trustees.
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Rlchmond, Va. Feb 2. 1903.
the Stockholders Of the VIRGINIA HOT
r SPRINGS COMPANY, for the purpose
of electing Directors and for the trans
action. of such other business as may
be held at the office Of the Company,
Chesapeake, and Ohio Railway General
Office Building; In the city Of Richmond,
Va, on TUESDAY February "a. 1903,
at u O'Clock NJ. The transfer books Will
be closed on Monday, February 16. 1903,
ats P. NJ. and remain closed until 10
A. M. Wednesday,. February Is, 1903,
A. ETREYVETT. Score tary.
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A. B. APPERsoN.
Admin OF Jas. l.. Apperson, Tr.,5dec'd.
yues s ~ GEO. "A. JONES,
Assignee & Trustee.
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Tho above sale was postponed until
FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1903, AT 4:3O p. NJ
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of THE Il. B. TAYLOR
4 COMPANY will be held at the office OF
the Company. No.s10l1 East Main Street
Richmond. Va. on MONDAY. March
8, 1908, at a clock P. NJ.
CHARLES X. HCOULLING
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Such supplies as are not included above
are bought by the Steward in open mar
ket. his purchases being inspected. as al
ready stated. by the Executive Committee
at its monthly meeting.
BENZ. BLACKBOARD,
K. Supt.
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BY A. ]. Chewing Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

The Valentine Auction Co., Auc sdeavssi
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
AN OLD MAN IN A NEW BODY,

A few weeks ago l saw two men
talking to each other in the entrance
of big Chicago Office building. One
was an old man in an old body and
the other was an old man in a new
body.
Knowing both men, but not seeing
much of them for year, was made
to stop and wonder at the new body.
A few days ago l had a train talk
with third man, who happened to
tell me where the man in the new
body got his body.
For year this man with a new body
has been playing golf, in a park near
his home, before going to his office.
He kept at it as late in the fall as the
weather would permit, and he started
as early in the spring as possible.
Nearly all parts OF the body are re-
newed every few years and some parts
are renewed every minute. Daily ex-
ercises which recreate better than be-
fore are not lirnited to golf. You can
study cut one for yourself.