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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
CoTToNsEED OH. MARKET. Y

NEW YORK, April s,-cottonseed oil
quiet bu steady on spot. Prime orudo
here nominal; prime crude, I. q b. mills,
a3l!Ql34H c.; primo summer vel low, 4lc..;
45c.; prime winter yellow, 49,: prime
meal, $20.50p27 nominal.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Southern Pacific Decision Had an I'm
portant String to 1t.
Especial to The Times-Disputch,) 4

NEW YORK, April s,--rhe opening Of
sympathy with the advance IN prices
In IoDd on. which was taken to have been
on weil-informed buying from New York
known q bout the Southern Pacific decis-
Ion, but this was probably only guess
ing. and such other considerations as
tbs labor outlook had considerable In
fuence. Na ~ .LN-- ~ -- t...
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Z PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK. " April 6. The peanut
market Is quiet to-day. The only. change
in prices Is Spanish nuts, which have
dropped in price to TIC "a bushel The
Fancy, quiet at &C.; strictly prime.
2Nc,; prime. 2Nc.; low grades. e.: ma
chine picked. 2@2Nc.; Spanish, 771ac. per
and speckle peas. 81 clay and red r-as.
s0c.. Peanut bags IN bales-6s In. 4.1oc. /.
PETERSBURG. VA. April 6.---PTA-
new, market very Arm at
Tie: sellers asking more. Virginia's-
5Ot1et at So G4sii37 Ike isy i4tf 1fR3'
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NNsggs ,,o ~. ": W, NJ, g' A
Gay 1${ j'':I{| 4 |sIS }|:|
II I!$Z :j; IS !IIE | | ||Is
s H} syS ;: 81 IE E|||
Cash gtiotations we're al tol lpws f'lTo,Iiry
aa4!ss 1854 NSs S,sprlngE osatN o No
Ns Yy'i:SE syG e. Gs1s 81 a. assS s
mailing 17aess' NIT iaxseed $ Ss; MI !,
seed ss6o B Mess Dor pork, per barrel. ii7oo9
II. lard, per 100 pounds. q. 5000 90 n
shortrb sides Slooss e9 cry salt
S Ssss ssafs eoxfa G&e
tract grade. Si1.4o But tor firm creamery
ssrS chses is stesd Il fs1
TING Sel, & FLO '1I!; r..
quiet spring pat er { g. bOGp4. TO- WheatZ--5
Dul land easy spot and the month III 1398
77Nci |, sot,ti,erri snmPle 7a,7sa e,
swSlte so4ai @ sss RysTm; n.y. s7S
671Ac. Butter >irm: fancy ton. 2ldo
23c.; fancy rearnery 2e@ n, 5g gs- +
inrge,ilX@i41So. NJ; small 1sI1 AK al sugn r.
Firm e fine and coarse grnnulnted, A.9l ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
HIDES AND 8TALLow3. MARKET.

CHICAGO I'LL, April 6.-(Allen & Niles
Market Letter:) Country market devoid
OF special features, as the advances asked
still refuse to- operate, and ocal buyers
are also holding of. Dealers are not
showing anxiety and are talking firm at
Saturdays quotations. #
are fairly stea dy with limited trading In
both grades. Sheep peltsf less active. but
with small accumulate tons. Packer hides
sailing brand cd. Five Thousand January,
February and March native steers sold at
eleven quarter. 5E 70 81 b rR $sS5
quarter d Lower prices In New York. for
dry hides. causing sole leather tanners to.
refuse packer branded Eat adva nee been
asking, az VA sfsit Y G-ss
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n Respectfully yours,
NJ ROBERT s, BARLOW
Richmond, Va, April 9th,
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April 6. 1908,
1870 QUOTATIONS ~

h II NEW YORK, Aprtl1$ 6,-FLOUR-
active, but well sustained. Rye Flour
EQuiet, Gornmeal-Dull.5 ye--Easy. Bar
Mt,hsat1spsot steady; Nc {; red 7s As
ton, coupled With II heayy2y.wo rld's ship;
affected also by bearsh home crop nows,.
had an early break. From this 1T was
rallied ~ adverse foreign crop advances ID !;
close OF was even with Saturday, May
1850. "a
tons we're weak so ana the ea y anderliaa
Sasf an5 sss Mesa sssa S
5ay eGmsd du 81 rs 4e sd
Of Of It first, but later late rallied With easier
markets, May closed at ssMo, !.
hSsn aASed rq Rdpsf
STEADY, Cut Ments-Q uiet, Lard- steady
i EASY is family; short clear, 'ls.750
Coffee-The market FOL! Scoree futures
opened IRREGULAR at q decline 81 from 6Qp
Is points and rates fairly active under
ean eass asa c aeq
Ing OF shorts closed the local market
q d NIGHTS sales s5ESo bags spot RSIo,
i ias steady, |' $780, n
!. Batteraasteaay at as@soo. State t dairy,
fancy small, colored fali made lGe4; DO.
s Nl1si ts 1ssRs soatke FIJI Ps
ana Western per sS so poands long
island. t2d9.26i South Jersey sweets, $3.50
sto steady fancy q, h al pieke q
tasMe etheF domieatle afG al
new, $3dI2.75, Cotton-By SsteamerIt to Law
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TIE II; CLOSES:

TIE CLOSE: fT 8H.l -5g.7I III af m
The room was not prepared for tho very
important string to the Southern Pacific
Ing and tho mutual agreement to appeal
Stocks sold off as much In the last hour
as they Ind gained throughout the day,
and people who had bought early were
the quickest to throw their purchases
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Cotton futures opened firm and closed

Spot cotton closed steady; middling up
lands, 10.45 ! middling gulf, 1890; sales,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
* 5} Richmond. Va. April 9, 1903,

{ Scaboard Air Line 4's-S2, 0nl at 81.
Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred
10 shares at 1885,. (. 4 5 =, !. ~, ~
Virginia Ccnturles-Sl, ooo at slh' $'oo
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC:

SOUTHERN EPACIFIC: $t
the day. but hesitated. as the market
sby no means clear as to the, position
of the pool. It was rumored, howevep,
that Il good deal OF tho rool stock had
been sold abroad In the recent past. The
possibility Of some Of It being thrown on
the market was, Of course, considered,
was not dear at the present price. Ks
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MISSOURI #PAC1FIC: x \ W. "
4 Missouri OH Pacific 3s4 showed marked
strength, and It was claimed z that. the
Gould brokers had accumulated stock at
ilowar piires !.ytf 4Is. tYss
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BROOKLYN TRANSIT .as
brooklyn was firm on the, reported buy
ing forzthe marlborough Interests There
is some reason to think that necessity
other traction interests have found to
aged tho Porter pool, which was, out Of
the market, to take the field again. The
pool Is a. fairly big one this time and
earnings and economies In operating.
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FL CINCINNATI, o., April 81 e.-HOGs-
strong at s6@7,5. Cattle-Active at $500
4.75. sheep-s Steady ut 50. D@6 Is. Lambs
Stead V Mt $5fL7, 10. l.tsE14s
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events, In the line OF financial news ana
OF stock market price fluctuations, were
such as no one, among all the most o.
prophets who have outlined tho next do
veidpment had imagined. u Judge Lur-
TOMS verdict was handed down as prom
ised !; it rejected the Keene Pool s. con
tcntion and affirmed the right Z, or the
Union Pacific interests to vote ITS stock;
But this decision was promptly followed
~ the granting Of an appeal from the
decision and BY Indefinite postponement
OF the Southern Pacific election in8 tho
Interim. It Is not often that a market IS
SO completely bewildered as was to- days
at this series of events, The appeal and
the consequent keeping Of the entire mat
ter In suspense was al ways q Possibility:
but 1t was not a possibility Will ch. Wall
Street had seriously cons dered. Before
the first news or the Injunction 8 disso.-
luton had come In. prices had been rather.
steadily advancing, less, It would SEEM
through actual new buying than because
Of cautious "covering \ a purchases by,
spectators for the decline. It had been
commonly reasoned that 8 one .4of two
things must happen--elther q sharp and
general advance through the & markets
relief at dlsposlng Of the matter or q
sudden fall in prices through alarm ut
tho decision. What happened was thus.
in m unusual degree, the unexpected, ss5 ,s
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u 1ItrsY DIRK. April 6.--The stock market
showed d. considerable degree OF strength
THIS morning, but prices ran orr on inc
siinlicd isposltioll Of holders 10 roallze IN
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SUGAR SHOULD BOOM n I3II 5Ils
American Sugar was the early excep-.
ton to the the general strength. and showed
signs Of renewed pressure So far'as the
.Arbuckle competition Is concerned, the
Sugar wars are made to be settled, but
lower Wall Street authorities think there
is q IRA ther weak bull account built up
by {the expectation that the stock would
boom on the Cuban reciprocity treaty.
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AFTERNOON TRADING: 5l3 y3#
After showing considerable strength be-
fore the publication of the Southern;
Pncinc decision, on which the room In
formation proved to be premature, but
correct, the market became duh, although
Traders were inclined to follow the rally.
and the more important spectators did
not seem TO have had any considerable
shorts ont si4G Iigssf{i i2fi i5A
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ERLY& TRADlNG:sS,s5 g, 81 Si lifa f55J5
Al The tone throughout the first hour was
generally, strong with one or two not very
vided as to whether somebody. knew the
Southern Pacific decision or whether the
market was being advanced IN order, to to
sell on the possibility. of an unfavorable
decision. Upon the whole the buying
slOOked good s4 5-3A35s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
Mrs. Hall.

steinway hall was crowded to the
doors, last Friday evening when Nine.
Able cCarrinston gave her, pupils re-
cital. Unfortunately ! could only hear
the @irst part of the program. but was
convinced that Nine Carrington .is =
competent teacher and knows how to
train her pupils. | was particularly
pleased with Mrs. Cora Han, Who sings
like a professional vocalist. The aria
from La lraviata was sung with an
elegance 81 style, power Of voice and
surety Of te6hIical execution, rwhi:n
ls decidedly ip5faisewoilithy. she rs en-
titled to the highest compliments;
There are some singers intthe smessn,
Tivoli grano opera company VINO could
not sing that aria half ascwell.-Musi
al HSview, san Francisco Oh lri,q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
The Einal Meeting.

The final meeting q the eleditors
of the bankrupt estate Of Ernest Wag-
ner, VIII be held In Unite4 0tatea Re-.
feree Platt's ONCE in this city today
at 2 o'clock. at which time the Re.
feree, will deliver. two opinions and the
matter disposed of.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
CARSON BjvER PLAcERs.
-- lAs'9 %
Promise Ga Lively SESSION ourlp0
4 NoNt Mean 49,

Az prsvioqely! 4fptieFed, owing 70
winter havinS ut II eirAsit, little VIII
be done for sosA ~ in nh he placer
properties. managed by r. G. -Mene1t
A small force q hen were put to
work TIN &gsako 1T ~ laleyaAas Wiqe.
construs1tnEiayHhsaozaof oyer . eur
siderable .post3aa e ~. 1oaess6ls a.
PAL, n . uunb~ .oe u1Ac0ilsm1- sllaxs
nave occurysesAnasahissne 1aa III
ken to p9oasel tks dls1A from cous11sr
able and costly damage, otherwise sure
to occur IN the near future.
- The work on the new Deleware COM
pany's camp viii be yety ;spasmodic
during the winter months. Every ID
vantage w,,ls6e taken o. favorable YEA
ther, to osecute so1as wost ~ con-
necton Fith the ultimate erection Of
the pla1
FL. bomae has Garage during the
winter = bosA ~ erda md Desa,
ware cdppanys properties. His head
quartert win be Markleeville.
The lpine company. With headau "
ters in Ioom 6 Of the Washoe County
Bank b lidinGaF:gRs Doase. seeretasy
has set pix men tosaofk tais week -
do the annual assessment work.
The lot Springs, atl the old Raloh
GRAY ford. are to be utilized for the
washing & gravel throughout the win
ter. Work sCn the construction Of
line Of sluice boxes was also begur
this week. & Eiss1 sasGTI esTs
1t is a 4regone conclusion that o
the openipe Of next spring. there vii
be wit1essed the greatest activity i,
placer jpinins aafaaI6ne Aths Carson u
yer froA near its headwaters down Il
Carson iralley. AX9sS \ &IA4LA \
The Nevada mine win be the f,rs
to be aqwpped va auarz crushin;
machinSry:: the na warsF and othe
placer pmpanbsa nlowins SUIT ~ aR
course pf time.
It il FoftaIy cf.mentien, in this coz
nection TINT, 1Ae, Essd tplsrsr 1ente:
prfses IN the Carson river, througl
late rsaplts. have a4skened spch COZ
hdsnce Spons our home peo1lA tha
the sale q. large blocks: Of steeas q
80 cents . share was = co1npaza4ivef
easy task in the last few weeks
Courier. @'-'--'-' ~@s'-- --''---sae---s-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
THE INDIAN cAE
People In Lincoln County sDelieve IN ,
Nsty. Light Sentence.

Asty-l6ht Sentence.
There seems to be considerable mis-
understanding in relation to the 2e-
titions being circulated throughout the
State, asking 1or, the oopmutation 4
the sentence Of Cochfef eeesmaller.
Some think he should have q lie sen
tence, others would have him turned
loose It once. but q greater number
favor A1short. term lain prison.. e4e :
Some Of the reasons given would
excite ridicule i the case were less
serious. One Is to the effect. that II
the sentence is carried out the Indians
will ceass s*rosbae. 1.-THE prisoner de-
serves death ,she should ;, be sexecuted.
The atAtA 81. Nevsdas cannot afford to
be intimidated in dealing out justice.
Everyone living under the nag, regard
less Of race, must learn to obey the
law. A reason for giving life. sen'
tence. is- that Indians don't live lang
in confinement Truly = charitable and
economical proposition.
The Lode. hes, given is attention to
the matter, solely q . matter Of jus
tice and humanity. The ignorance Of
the boy Is something like the innocen.
se Of childnood. His confession %
frank that one can readily see he wa
alike..unoouscious Of sNEQng and ieno
rant Of the effect Of his plea. Although
the death watch has been set over him
his Questions % to when he will be
set at.liberty, are pathetic. The char
acter Of the murdered man and his &C
lions. putting himself on the level q
the savage, and in some points below
It. make It seem a. IL justice demand
ed that some action be taken In the
matter. ,a 1fs49 ggv
To turn ane prisoner loose would ~
an admission that he had 2 right t
take the Jaw in his evp hands; 70 pq
him IN Jail tor 3ifeaw9nld be, worse, II
this tease, than exception. for while
in the case Of white man the dis
graca Of . legal execution is not tn
least, part Of the punishment. in thi'
case that point would be Of no valn'
to the Indian intelligence and impri
sonment would BE dniy ! species G
torture. The term should be only lon'
enopkh to teach the lesson and SOY
the seeila Of reformation. With thls
iustic woul4 be satisfied. In our oplil
ion one year would be sumcient an
We are upheld in this by many influer
tial citizens in the county and tn
state. The matter win be brought "
fore . board Of intelligent and III
minded men Who win consider IN
facts and zeal ont Justice. Whateve
that decision nay be. We are saals as
4 viIl b unbetantinl justice and tl'
n 1nmrS1n1rH0 ~ 4s0. :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
Plumbing

Geerye Kramer Il prepared to do al
CLASSES e VI plumbing. He 10 MAILING =
snecSlty . q fsbaaifiHe broken Water
ppipss ai,d ofisaefs left a. the hosise
win feceive immediate attension. Il o.
her elsa o. wofk figured ON and seqti-
/ nate f6fAiSted: sssF3 eys rs 20 Il,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
sAoEsRush.
Il 10 Apt - cut > F!apprs IN Future

=
IIeo Misunderstanding purpesss.
Ths Reno Gazette contains the fol-
loxine relative to sasebrush % . tan
hing s5gent,s una shows that the itSfa
publ edsina1hs' Appeals levi days
ago Jas based upon facts: s's%sssr =
Nothing 4 1oet in the econopx e
nature. bqt sem ns thinGs Est mlsp placed
occasionally a9a one q these & our
artemegia. Nevada's St&te shrub. The,
hardy .sageOrush. has never been II.
JUDGED Of worth ethesxjse than Al
adornnenteoh thu iaqdaeapsend hsovseI
Of . mediocre sangt: 81 GOD s+s..r,, aft
~ Bat the day1is dawning for this ON.
nipres4nt plant. 1t promises in time
to be % eagerly. .oakht for that moth
ing but the Mmitleas quantity and n
pidity % pFo sly;tS y Xln Prevent tfs
utter extsEmipatiep. go, - e'ss' :
This, plant aFay. from Nevads's I, ar, ID
but rich soil fannie afid IS ablndanc :.
The proportion 81 this chemical p z g
great in the isasebTush g It g u tic
much Aoughts Ter oak bark Of califor-
mia. which: is gathered e g spch quaati.
ty that forests aEe dsnoltphed. for
the bark cannot he Obtained without no
destroying the tree. ,,aa.e ~ - :,
Judge Wren was among the first ana
r.
possibly was the first to arrive 81!
!! the knowledge Of this property pos:
sessed by artmisia, but his expert
ments have never gone TAR enough to
demonstrate the practical worth Of the
plant as 4 source Of the acid.sK ,a11z
A correspondent Of Secretary ingalls,
whose letter follows. has made q mum
Der Of experiments and is convinced
that the extraction Of tannic acid from
the sage will become an industry IN
this xicinity.sitlp ts8za e'bssr4se.,,:s
After extract plants ahaye been "
ected:s tanneriesj will follow and latel
shoe factories lforl Nevada being Z
stock growing country, has all the raw
material 1t hand. S. &, ~s4.e ;.S-s7es.
! Foilowing.ia the letter eRpye ,r9g
red to: s&<' fIG5 T SUI
Il have tried one experipent yitl
4aasehrulh and find that 1t q . ltkonl
4tappsr. Enclosed nnd sanpte yhic ]
iYAs tanned in thirtysixs dSys. Int 0N
Ling TO The aiGeeapce IL. strength 9
i liquor md the. way I had to work
out. It 4 a poor sample 90 2
! 81 haye two different wlys. in, w9ra
1 ing the NEXT 3ot, which I Am sure VI
Lns q. god test. L viii send . sampl
lin few days. 2 81 i OH
Il received = letter from parties i
the .eaet ! few days ago saying tn,
leatees-was down and that they wou'
, not bqnd at present. 20 I am in ii
dark q to what they win DO, -, ;,
En- 4 A sure an extract, tannery vi
pay. and vim do all IN mypoWer Z
work .egebrush into tanning matsris
My next sample will be larger.
OH Is IF. s. AUSTIN. Benecia. c.
December 49," ~
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81 J ! : : III -.<ssa y
THE olpEa73 PAFEA. i


y.s<~A4 1l5oT
,YesterdayY edition a. tho VifGinia
[Glt TersH9Eiaa Ii F!laeEpriesI s ssesastasAlege
~ follovjas interesting Seste hist OF
a. aewspa Serdom: 80 ~ ~,
with III ,s.ses a. 5iss, iIEeq.sqzaa4
Daterprise reaches. the age al forty
sasea,eafs. The sissSSifS & Is fSSSds;
EtSu4 oAnA career Il interesting. The
Aast number tthen weekly wss r.
sued At Genoa, po6l teantE On
SATURDAY.. December Is. 1sse, md the
last number that was priHtsd n GENOA
appeared satuda3, oStS6sf is,ss1s5S;
when ne once h pdbiis6fiodf 16sss imos
we'd to csrson city, 1%hefs tkS xfst
number Was pubiis6ed November q.
1859, It VA published at Carson unit!
saturday 4eptemhR 80. slse0. and Ne
plant wse then moved to this city, and
the mist number Appeared On Saturday
November,s. 1sso.4saso ysnaessk $50
The once in wAteh the papee wa
frst publi4hed in this city wasesituatsd
at A street and Sutton Avenue N
. little fickety frame building. with q
shed or lean.to on the north side. The
proprtetprs Of the paper were 1osens
a. Goodman and .DeAnis n. oCartAy
and the ONCE was queerly arranged
institutipn. The propfietofs :had the
shed part Of the building sAttad up ss
q kitchen, with hunks arranged ION the
sides of the shed at one end, and here
editors, proprietors, printers and cal
hands ''bunked" after the style, Of ths
miners In their CABINS. "A tAinamAr
did the cooking and at a long table II
the shed went after three 'Square'
meals I day; the devil" going fol
numerous lunches between meals aut
often coming flying out with the oil
CbinamaD ut his heels,
j Before Goodman q Mccarthy b.
came proprietors the r1per had chang
"a hanas, several timeA 4pd On Angus
lag. tsssi Alfrea .1ames SD X put 4 !
Jonafhin williams. saA the arm paY'
: twas JetQegen. 4 Co. In LEGO the pane
appeared with the names Of william
4 DSgoot: September. 1850. william
i W. going It alone: November, 1ss(
Nilliams L willard We're IN dhAres
in March. 1861, J. williams. ]. T. Coo,
man ana Dennis Mccarthy were PIX
iprieeors. soon after xhis the payer b,
tceRe = daily. Goodman 4 11cCarth
heyhg purchased the plant D. Drisco
later bought in with Goodman Z N
Carthy. and, Anally Goodman purchase
the interest Of Mccarthy. and Drisco1
Then the plant passed into the hand
Of the Enterprise Publishing Compan
:. me Enterprise Publishing Comper
!, carried on the business until Januae
1888. when Il spanended, publicatio
and was revived in December, 1Ss
! by J, e, McAinnon.. He was publisn;
:! Of the paper, until, August 1s., s18s
when f.. il Norris ana f. A. Blake ,
n sumed charge. They carried on the b
siness until November 10, 1898. VIII,
I'd Mr.. Norris retired and John Craise b
came associated with Mr.: Bake "a Il
publications Of the paper. and they. .
|, no reason why 1t should not contin,
~ for many years. s'il baB
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-19
svPaEsE COURT DECISION.
Continued From Second Page.

80 s.of S'Es t5sl.,,
Utah 65t; Desty on TAXATION p. 2e.
e Tne requirement under cousidegaki.
on 10 In ;coaaict with the terms oR soc.
8 q the Bilf It Knights which provides
that n6 person 5hallfbe deprived OF his
property without due process OF Inv.
and that private property shah not be
taken for public use without compun.
eAttQn.r s@t'f1 ~ t@sia i if a.f % as.a!
It ~ ordered thar the eperemptmy
writ OF nSandGtS iatusa - prayed. .
! 1850 ~r,Jb6k1m1R, TC.9Jars-t sdt :
bs4atf:s hs Fitzgerald, J.'rt ha3 ri
b bryce "a etTalbot, J..'sjtsy ~; ~.
a1 Flied Dec 16, 1908. KS sAgn5es.jno9 .
w. q. Do1ei4ss. Secretary 1t State ADD
ex-omca6" Clerk Uf:sth4 supreme
Court. .Hs5i9o, eifF s. fsF Hres 4
Is. J.. ". sitton. Deputy. -assr rs;
Filled with printer for publicatios
bee. il. 1903. .s1ls7 aFv~7o
[W. q. Douglass, Secretary 81 State and
e1-omcio Clerk Of the supren<
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fHon Belmont yesterday. :
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-09
Remarkable Case.

One of the most remarkable cases
of a cold, deep-seated on the lungs,
causing pneumonia, is that of Mrs.
Gertrude +. Fenner. Marion, Ind, who
was entirely cured by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. She says: ''The
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I run down in weight from
AS to % pounds. l tried a number
of remedies to no avail until l used
One Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles
of this wonderful remedy cured me
entirely of the cough, strengthened
my lungs and restored me to my nor
NAL weight, health and strength
Harper House pharmacy; y. j,
Riess drug store, corner Seventh ave
nue. and Twenty-seventh street.