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The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26
Mss kZLE EDNzRDc

Miss Nellie Edwards, Miles, Mich,
writes
MANY and many time have 1
thanked my lucky stars that / read
one of your testimonials which seemed
to fit my case exactly, stomach trouble,
bad breath and a soreness of the lungs
which seemed to hurt me every time
breathed. 1 noticed that the first bot
tie of Peruna gave me wonderful
appetite, and naturally 1 felt better, as
what l ate seemed to agree with me,
and each bottle 1 took seemed to help
a weak part until finally / was re-
stored to perfect health and that IS
something which l have not enjoyed
for years before.
"I have certainly every reason to be
pleased with Peruna. Miss Nellie
Edwards.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26
WOMEN HATE CATARRH-CATARRH DESTROYS BEAUTY
CATARRH UNDERMINES HEALTH--CATARRH RUINS NERVES
CATARRH ATTACKS
EVERY ORGAN.

Miss George Fenner, Las Vegas Hot
Springs, Mopteyuma, New Mexico.
writes: II am only too pleased to say
word as to the good effect resulting
from the use of Peruna for indigestion
and stomach troubles. 1 was so
troubled for many years, sometimes
getting worse and then a little better,
but none of the remedies prescribed
effected a complete cure. One day I
7 read one of your Ads where a lady had
been benefited greatly by using Pc
I runa for troubles similar to mine, so 1
started to take it. The results were all
and more than I could wish for in
very short time. my digestion was per-
] feet, had no more headaches and
; could eat anything, for which 1 was
] truly grateful and desire to thank
: you."-Miss Georgia Fenper.
J Margaret Little. AZ Eoyt St., Brook
I Ign. N. Y, writes:
at have been trouble with constipa-
: ton and indigestion for over year,
my complexion was ruined and I was
! losing flesh every day. The doctors
! advised that l go to a sanitarium, but
I number of people advised me to try
Peruna before going to that expense,
and l did so. 1 found that the first
J bottle regulated my bowels, cleared
my complexion. and by the time had
! taken six bottles my stomach and d.
gestion was in perfect working order
! and has remained so ever since.
"As this was very much cheaper than
I going to sanitarium, l have every
! reason to be grateful, and 1 am"
Margaret Little.
Write for a copy of Health and
: Beauty written for women only by
] DR.. Hartman.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26
Women Have Reason TO Dread CafaTh as
Their Worst EnemY---H ShHveIs the
Skin, Deranges Digestion, Produces
Bad Breath and YeII0WS the Teeth.

Miss Anna Ulbrich, Floriston, Cal,
P. o. Box q. writes:
ut is with greattpleasure that rec
ommend Peruna to all who are over
worked and so tired out that it seems
an effort to draw breath. This was my
case and l had tried many physicians
and many patent medicines and had
about given up in despair when I was
finally persuaded to try Peruna. was
assured that it would do me no harm,
if it did no good, so 1 gave it a trial
and was greatly astonished at the BEN
eft derived from one bottle. 1t is
needless to say that 1 got another and
another and that now feel like new
woman. l would not be without it and
1 can heartily recommend it to others"
Miss Anna Ulbrich.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26

Miss Carrie Stump, 2S4 Third Ave-,
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:
"Peruna is a most wonderful medi-
cine for La Grippe, and the diseases
which are attendant. Last winter I
had the third attack of La Grippe and
each time I grew weaker, had violent
headaches and a weak stomach. l
tried Peruna this last time and it was
remarkable how soon I recovered, and
have had clear head, my stomach
has been good, my breath sweet and as
far as can see am in perfect health.
THAT is what Peruna has done for
me, and our family thinks there is no
medicine quite equal to Peruna. Miss
Carrie Stump.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26

Puna preventative and "Puna appetite
me-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26

MANY working people in moderate
circumstances use Periana as family
medicine"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-26

- ATARRH usually begins as
~ cold in the head or throat, and
Is neglected until it becomes
~ chronic: then II hegins to dawn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
futon Hevs.
9>%1%a5%&%4%G2%@,% ~ @%<a%4,< q
.tt Fulton Bureau,
I'e' t.Il. 'ifsr.tpt 1of,nnl,,,, Nr,t,r Stnpo

Fulton l3urenu,
Peoples Drug Store
Mr. j. Lewis aThrock morlon and MISS
Susie f. Stewart were nluilled lnst lllght
by Rev. NJ Ashby Jones IN his porars
at No. o Norsh 4lwcnty,nlnlh Street, The
'ushcrs were Mossrs William stewart,
brother Of Tho bride, and Vernon SIaylor,
OF Ianexn. Il cousin az the bride
Miss Stewart is The daughter or MT,
and Mrs. Il. n, Stewart. OF No. gtiM Ven
able Street. eand has q host OF friends IN
The eastern section 9of the city, Mr.,
irhrockmorton Is nHrcsident OF Fulton
and .sholds q responsible position NJ the
Lower Gas Works.
MIR and Mrs, Throckmorton will reside
al No. 3lS North Twenty-seyenth Street.
Tho fishing season has opened IN. Sllad
have neen running several days White
nircl, are running slowly and are rather
MI John #, Neagle Is quite sick at
Ills residence on Lester Street.
Mr., II. JI,Iluntuwho has been visiting
his old home IN Page county has re-
turned to h'ult ton. 80.
4 number Of the young people Of Ful-
5ton attended Il social and dance mt The
home home Of Mr.. David critiendon in YarIna
last night. 44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
T.P."A. MEETING
One T o-Night and the Annual Gathering
". Saturday Evening.

tsaf ll}'14Es. odkus oAy A-VC'u ~ ~.
The Board OF Directors of Post a meets
to-night at the headquarters, corner
Third and Main Streets. and on Saturday
night OF this week (March y olsD the
ninth annual meeting OF the whole Post
membership will he held. at this gath.
ering there is expected large propor-
ton Of the membership, duo to the fact
OF there coming UP so many important
things to interest them.
Among some of tho important affairs
to look into are the reports OF the Off
GERS and the standing committees, Of
which there arc many, the ma piping ont
of work for the ensuing year also the
election of officers for next term, and
making tho appointment Of delegates
to the State convention, which meets In
DanvIle April Gath and 18th and. too,
there will be great deal to say about the
delightful time tho ladies' auxiliary are
preparing for the II. p. AIS and their
friends on March 9th. The II. p. A.
edition of Tho Times Dispatch is Great
ing tho greatest interest, and the newly
organized Post y. of South Boston. Va.
is doing we'll.
turned from an extended and profitable;
Southern trip. IA I'D, .
The state secretary is very busy. get
ting IN applications. lie says the latest
malls bring eleven from Norfolk and Sin
from l4ynchburg. AS to Richmond, flty
have come in since February
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
Surveying the Potomac.

lSpecinl t. :, Tho Tines pis N1nrn 70
Messrs; Fauntelroy and Larmore, OF tho
United States gfodetc survey. ore Mt
the handsome home Of Mr., and Mrs, IL.
II. Garnet, on the Potomac River, and
are engaged in surveying the river shore
and river front in that section. They
have been surveying for some time past
at Matthias Point where their yacht and
the captain arc still engaged. Their work
Is OF much interest to persons In this
community, and they are pressing It
forward as rapidly as possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
RACE PROBLEM CONFERENCE
S eminent IN Wisconsin Senate Oppos-
ed to Project.
iBy AssocIatcd I,rrss.lI

Il.
4 MADISON. WIS. March 1S.-The Joint
resolution of Senator Hatten, providing
for IL conference on the race problem,
came up in the Senate to-day for action.
Senator Fla ttcl made a speech In favor
OF the resolution. He spoke Of the I'M:
portance of the question. and cited
Southern writer's on the outlook i was
not proposed. he said, 10 have a gath,
ering Of politicians. but OF economists
and socioIogists to consider establishing
training schools for teachers In the diff
frrent branches. etc. He read letter
from acting president OF the Wisconsin
University. Il. a. Birgc. Recommending
tho conference. and moved to@rcicr ne
rrso,mtlou N tho Committee on lGduca.
ton. rho motion was carried.
While tho sentiment In the Senate
seems to DO strong against the bill, SEN
ator tIatten Is OF the opinion that whcn
iis intent and scope arc shetier u,,asr-
stood the feeling regarding II will DO
nj rfnrout fHf ts-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
MUCH BUILDING
AT FIFTH And MAIN.
Realty and Development Co.
Having Plans 1 defo or I, last
Improvements-NOtes.

The deed for the Allan lot a 1 lHftl, and
Main Streets was recorded yesterday
from the Masonic Temple Association to
the Richmond Realty and Development
Company, the consideration being s36,5OO.
The deed carries with II the old brick
dwelling fronting on Sixth Street just in
rear Of the Second Baptist Church. This
is the same property. mention Of which
has been previously made. IS having
been sold by j.. Thompson Brown &
Company in addition to the church prop
crty, which was also sold BY them at&tl1e
same time. rs
Now that the settlement has been
made the company Is pcrfecting plans
to build up the entire square excepting
the church property, which will he dcliv-
cred later, and are now, getting IN esti-
mates for their numerous buildings.
which will be pushed to q speedy COM
plction.
The company is composed OF some OF
the wealthiest and most prominent busl-
ness men, who predict a most glowing
future for Main Street, based not only
on the general prosperity of Richmond.
but especially from the large and costly
improvements that will mark an epoch
this year In the growth and development
or this principal thoroughfare some OF
which arc already under construction
and others to be commenced in9the near
future. It's an incident that six OF the
principal corners on Main Street are now
or will be shortly improved. as follows:
The Improvement noted a bove at the
southeast corner Main and Fifth Streets,
lust opposite at the northeast corner
Fifth and Main the fine office building
Of the Virginia State Insurance Com
pany; then at Eighth and Main the
WhItlock building, Ninth and Main the
sky.scraper of the Mutual Assurance
Society Tenth and Main the modern Of.
fee buileinc of the American National
Bank anu Tenth and Main a possible
million dollar postofllcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
Vaughn Indicted.

(Speciul to The Times ,hlsnnch )
FORD'S DEPOT, Va. March lS,-The
grand jury found true hill against
Robert Vaughn, colored, for the murder
of William Watson,5 colored and the case
is set for trial tomorrow at Dinwiddle
Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
Arrests Made,

r. l.. Epps and James Kitchens were
last night arrested on a charge OF having
stolen and carried away three railroad
Journals from Warner Moore. The goods
were recovered, the arrest being made
by Patrolman Hackett.
John Williams was arrested for steal
Ing iron from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad He denies his suit
Bessie Vaughan, II the charge or
stealing SO from Elizabeth Harris, was
arrested,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
Called on the President.

WASHINGTON, u. &C, March jls.-Car-
dinal Gibbons of Baltimore, accompanied
nv Rev. Dr. D. j, Stafford, offst. Pat
rick's Church, this city,, called upon the
President to-day by appointment, Card,
az pressed desire TO tnlk4Sto him con-.
corning some matters which he sWns not
at liberty to disclose, 5}3 E5 S sd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
Property Transfers. !

Richmond-Nlasonc Temple Association
OF Virginia to The Richmond Realty and
Development Company. Isl - feet 5Son
Main street southeast corner Fifth, and
AZ is feet on west sido Sixth Street, J Z
feet south of Main, 10000,
Augustus NJ Robinson and vile 10
Konner r. Crawlcy, 81 feet on vest $40
buchanan Street. near Fairfield S60o
Henrico-Martha II, Brown to Jacob
Zelor, ll5 acres on lIlko county road,
500.
BETTE M and L, e. Tinsley 10 a. G,
Brown. 30 feet IN north side Floyd Ave-
nue., 60 fcet west Of Cedar Street, subject
10 deed Of trust for sl.3i9,50. sl.d5O,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
thermometers In New York.

(Snociu to Ihe Times Dlspalch:)
NEW YORK, March lS.-Waldorf-W.
III. Fitzgerald. G. ". Branch; Imperial
8. S. Rosendorf and wife; kensington-
P. Graeber r., *. Victor Grand Union
Fl. O. Williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
In Washington,

A marriage license was issued in WASH
inston yesterday to PAU u Lipscomb, Of
Richmond. and Miss louise Maker. Of
Walkerton, Va fis Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
Tabs at the front for hose Importers, $500.

Moussehne ne Sole Csc Yard.
silk ana Cotton, solid coors OF
white, cream. light blue, pink, Nile
greenland black. A very inexpensive
fabric for a pretty evening dress.
You'll lind 1t in the silk Depart
ment. N s .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
sSnap 5Aots 0aAen.
; ~ lzotel Zobblos#



y. ~.
some PloI',lnent OF ny
Aseu,ip. w., u.ao
ilnuor pill " tne ODDLY u NluIp III Wy
OF ilnr "nsn lr1'e'itsMtu
or Gul pcpcr snld ne g cou!n ,'ot ununa-
stand why ne ueitu ING sho,.N' ~ o.aM
~ q les WI n IS Sourts. !. .!'t ~ :,
Is q good thing Tor the country ana snlai,
llW's Is y ucttef ti'ns , c.,ies
where popuIaatlorl Is conees1eh ana VIZ,
abound.
There Is gerry title need for II IN
the country. anyway. snid the popular
Cilpeper representative as 10 great
extent they are dry anyway. but II
seems BY this bill 4al arc expected 10
strike a blow where 1t Is very little
needed. and exempt the points where y
prohibition. prohibits or#not, but. II there
Is any plat where itmight be effective.
X Is in the larger cities witllits multitude
OF officers and police to watch and en-
force the law 5l48
Senator Earksdalc, who. was present.
any dout an amendmcntstot the bill would
be offered to test the FEsi.tI inenta Of tho
General Assembly as to whether they
would 30 on record as believing maj
so much virtue attached to musings
juice. 'it I Il s'''' w. '''s'
q treasure was Of higher ordcr man ~ =
those not 50 fortunate. !,
And that a law was necessary ~ ny
one cas- ard not N me w ncr.s o,'r'' :
law should apply, 20 AZ sa q, ,ei.s
is the place Ioi 81 others where. ~ ~
1ccts would ne .much easier 9 accom-.
plishmeht and this feelneu., y. 70 DC ''c
sentiment OF me o1 ON ps 'c'''
~ ~ ~ 4 Ionoa FORMER man.
cro,,, 1sia ~ Wiyht
,@ ~. IL, a., Ayurn,,r's lazt
~ ~ 1nnns once y r,sIflcnt
iss ~, .,roatSmon,, friends
tn'a ~ az ar,, e Nv his old
eo.'e,'s , uas !, no MI - . ~
nc = w. pS'''N.
mn I'D. clay. OF Halifax. formerly
,,arn horl ar the lIouse from that county,
wns among Ills friends at Murphyfs last
ni"h, Mr.4t ,lav Is strikngiy like Gem
nr . r. nj, 1lrl, % IN personal appearance.
and Vas A striking figure In tbs lobby
80 1s tS2 !, -
amo,,r The prominent virginians nj
Arurnhy's astsnight we're. Hons. Manly
If 3nrncs of New Kunt:5 Alfred p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
COUNCIL is CALLED
A Special Meeting ofthe Body at 4:ao
o,CIock This Afternoon,

O'ClOCk MS N'teIi'OoI''
AS anticipated yesterday, the Common
Council has been called for special
meeting this afternoon ut 4;"n o'clock.
when tho recommendation of tho Street
Committee that the franchise of the Citi-
zens' Rapid Transit Company be en-
tended from April LIST for period of
nine months will come up. Ono other
matter will he considered
On recommendation OF the Finance
Committee n small appropriation will
probably be voted to. the new jail fund.
No other matters are expected to como
up for considerations.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
will meet tonight at s o'clock for the
purpose Of awarding the contract for free
music at the parks during the coming
summer Two thousand eight hundred
dollars hns rieen provided In the budget
for this entertainments and the contract
will DO given to Inrdella's band.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
S Lafayette Chapterto Meet.

The stated rnlpncntion nj T4afayttts y
Royal Arch Chapter. M ~ VIII be
held In the Tabernacle Of the Masonic 4
tremple this evening at 7:30 o'clock. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
I11z1 IN. =

Miller and Rhoads. The young couple
are now enjoying q bridal trip and when
they return they will be ut home on
south Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

No. 10 7atteta Ribbon zoe Yayd.
There's nothing remarkable N
price of 1oc yard for Ribbon nniess
Y its coupled with values. such as are
81 these All Silk Taffctas at 1oe.
tThey are exceptionally good at th's
figure. ,,,,e
TURQUOISE. Hello, Cardinal and Marine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
ut tic Gheatzos.

THE Fawcctt Company will bio at the
tBiiou this afternoon and for the rest OF
the week in Camille" The organization
Is headed by Frank Gilmore and Grace
,klmbal and includes all the old favor
.i,rs. with EDWIN Evans, son Of the Rev.
Or! W II, Evans, rector Of Monumental
Church. among the newcomers. The pop
,ularity OF this. organization has been at
tested by one or the larg advance sales sal 2
tn6thc hIatory Of the BiJou The company
comes here from Norfolk where ~ has
scored tremendous hit TO crowded , ouscs
q. y every performance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

Hon. Thomas n. Jones, former mcnl-
her Of the House from Isle Of Wight,
is In the city. and was at Murphr's last
night. Mr.. Jones vas once resident
of5thls city and has a great many friends
here. He was warmly greeted by his3old
colleagues In the Legislature, with whom
he lis very popular. Sys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

HOn.4J. D. Clay. Of Halifax, formerly a
member: Of the House from that county,
was among his friends at Murphy's last
night Mr.. Clay is strikingir Ike Gem
cral Fitzliugll Lee in persona appearance.
and was Il striking figure In tha lobby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

The Lady Mmstrels will be at the Acaa.
{o,nv Tonight. appearing for the benefit
az tho Hcptnsophs' fund for the enter.
ltainInent of the. great convention 10 pc
Ecld here next June.
Two thousand Heptasophs are eNpectcd
from all parts of the country, and FOR q
week the visitors Will be deliberately en-;
tertained. The entertainment to-hlshL WI
10 ,1nluuc and Intensely amusing. There
;has been quite u run OIL the box-otiice. and
n yery. large nudIcne: is assured. Tha
performance has been looked forward 70
kfor&tmany weeks, and the most carctnl
preparations have been made to lnsN'a
4 performance that will be IN every way
worthy Of the extensive patronage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

Among the prominent virginans at
Murphy's last night were: Hons, Manly
III. Barnes, of New Kent;2 Alfred p.
Thorn, OF Norfolk. and r. ~. lTvts. of
Franklin. all3mcmbcrs Of the recent Con-
stitutlUnal Convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

Messrs. Herbert NJ, Lyle, Gordon AMI
Edward Woody have returned from Al
lcrson w, M, where they have been
attending tho funeral Of their cousin.
Alexander McVcigh Miller. Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

{ Hon. Claggctt b. Jones, member OF the
recent Constitutional Convention from
King and Queen county. Is here on pri-
waite business, and was among his old
friends at Murplly's last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

u ~ 4 .
Another splendid offering SIBERIA the
G,IarlIi,g and realistic r,cln,lrama OF Russ
isjals{jllrc ,wil be- tho billsHt ne i3i9ol'
hust week. This production nurlsing tlle
tf,turnhofN the George I'awcett Go ,t
Mil, Frank Gilmore Siberia rs =
irlrlodrnlna of the highest type. an esant
$.onnosltc Of "Fedora'' In treatment, ana
fnnn n nd most powerful plays the stage
las soon Of recent years. With Mr.. Hlll-
wore viii appear a u the favorites OF t'l's
section OF Ethc George Fa"cctt. Col,lli'h
ii,,n,,lInr Dewitt Jennings. a Charles -.
Hawkins Grace hiinph!i, rIut,n
s.pichard cnryel." to be presented by
andrew Robson and his company at the
Academy next Tuesday, Is announced az
mo, of the most complete and perfect$in
I1ctailf productions that will be made here
ills season. All the scenery for tho four
gncts Into which the play Is divided us
carried by the organization. and IN PIC
turing the lawn In front of and me N,
terror of the Carvei mansion III MARYLAND
and the tap-room of the Star and Car.
tor, nm and The ballroom Mt CharterHea
House, London, the artists have accom-.
4pllshcd results that are said to surround
/. tho action Of tho play with settings tilnc (
nlo In thorough keeping with the REQUIRE
3lnents of tho period at which the events
narrated nrc supposed to have occurred.
part or the eighteenth century are rich,
varied and picturesque, as well as hlstor.
sically correct. and nEfull complement OF
colonial and old English furniture Is also
provided.
Friday evening. March 27th. at the Aead'
envy Of Music, Mr., H. G, Barnabee, Mr.,
~ III, 'MaeTonald. Miss Grace Van stud
diford and the other members OF the hos-
tonans WILL appear N the most tanD o.
,i,ti NJ,
staging Of ''RobintH HOOD" will be entirely
new, Thc scenery was expressly pal Wdrl
for the great stage Of the New 1ork
Academy and the costumes newly Designed
for, tho revival. The ballet and Original
stage groupings will offer new pictures
al: the reYels Of Sherwood Forest, ana
Tie chorus will bo much larger than on
any previous presentation Of HRopl'
Hood GjS.
robin Hood vii also be The attraction
at Tie Saturday matinee. On SATURDAY
evening tho new comic opera, Maid Mar
IAN" will be sung,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

N ---- IIJ-D7N1HS -T----
The programme for this afternoon will
be: Rotations by Ethel Yoan1an and
Ruth Porter and n solo by Gladys Pcy-
ton. There will boa soap bubble contest
for tho children ut Is o'clock,
Tonight will be Mystic Shriners' night
The Virginia Glce Clubs songs Miss
Snllivan's wonderful dancing and Pro-
fossor 1ardella's Band will be additional
pleasant features
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
rEinlans here last night were:

Vlrginlans hero last night were:
Alurplly's: Il; II, Wiltcn. Grlndy; II.
w. Berkeley. Danvillc; w. 6. Mathews.
G. w. Low. &C. Mapllis, Chlrloitcs-
VILE: G.. W, Tcbault, Norfolk; s. MIL,
lsins Mathews. Accomac: r. l.. Gum.
p. IS, Dlrkle, Staunton; J.#Y.
IIampton Francis Bell, and
wife, Duhlln:SSW.s G.. Rauch, Norfolk:
Oliver, charlottesville.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-04
Hutton

From our regular correspondent.
We no longer eat owls; prairie
chickens are ripe.
l.. Anderson and wife Sundayed at
The home OF H. Benson.
Sarah Wheeler was calling on Huff
ION friends Tuesday
VIM. Holtzlander "a called to
Wisconsin last week by the death of
a brother.
Threshing was resumed Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Worthy's young people enter
tanned a party of friends Sunday.
Jennie Baker took a rest part of
The week to care for a sore hand.
Wilbur and EdnaStandish Sundayed
at the home of r. Baker.
II. Standish and family were guests
W WI anu MD. Jas. HlCldf0SOn
Sunday.
j. Lawrence is at Bath called there
by the serious illness of his mother,
j. S. Gibbs and wife are the Hutton
people in attendance at the Mimi
State Fair.
Nc 49,
down Sunday to play ball and went
BACK defeated 3 to 6. Who Says Huff
ton boys cant play ball?
IL haNer returned Monday from
ms tour Of inspection and while he
very highly Of the country he
visited he did not invest. Presume he
IKE a great many others thinks S. D.
VIII do.