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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
Street Committee TO Talk on
Them Tomorrow.
KS'ME E 6 ST.NlCHT.
Mary New Applications sent ln---Mar--
rlage I o.morro~ VI Morning Rev.
Mr.. Porter to- 2 cave -- Mayors
Court-H Horse Dies. Notes. u
Manchester Bureau Tim es- I isputch,
N Mol Hull Street


No 1o2 Hull Street. H
When the Street Committee meets III
special session tomorrow night the
question Of granting privileges to the
telephone company will DO discussed.
and the notice given Of a suit to n be
brought against the city viii be con-
sldered. Tho SUIT will be brought for
s., 900 by d man " no fell down All area
way. l{ses Nj ii 3lt f. 81 N "a 81 w
AT the last meeting Of the Street Com
mittee the sentiment seemed to be that
the committee had nothing to do with
the telephone matter, and It Is quito
likely that the whole thing Will be sent
back to the Council. VI t "A Il
MANCHESTER EL1ks, slssi
Manchester Lodges OF Elks met at An
dersons Hall last might, at which time
there was 2 large and enthusiastic g at
tendance a number OF applications Tor
membership we're acted upon, several
members were elected and SOME were
initiated. " ss a j TX 81 ii3iI
s75I This lodi &c will NEST at this hall every
Monday night until b further otlco In
the meantime the Building COMMITTEES WILL
look around and make Its report foraa
handsome new home, which VIII pro-
~
place near Fifteenth. II III IA 81 Il A#
HoRn DROPS DEAD.
Several Manclles ter horses were on the
speedway at r eseryo Park Sunday One
OF them, fine animal, belonging to Mr..
H. M. Burrows, died 70 short while after
leaving the track from overhea tlng|ST The
horse was valued. at 3275. 81, In
Other horses on the track we're those
OF Messrs W. Fl. Nelson and w A.
Neal. d Il }5s3 B. 5l
.BI.s BEFORE MAYOR MAURICE.
Three young men,, named F. S. Hern,3
don, Bud Vickers and g. w. Sheron,
claiming Durham, N. G., as their home
were arrested as Suspicious characters
by Policeman Wright Sunday night, and
ordered out Of the city by the Mayor
yesterday. 5i iyyF
Six negroes were arrested on Sunday for
playing craps. They wore each fined IS,
which they paid. 5-4 a5
BUcIlNE = OINsON. y 81 f
E The marriage Of Mr.. James W. Buck
ner and Miss Mamie Johnson will take
place tomorrow morning at the residence
Of the brides mother. on Everett Street,
at 11:45 o'clock. II
Els LAST SERMON.
i Rev. S. j. Porter, of North Carolina,
who has BEEN holding a series of meet
ings at Bainbridge Street Church., closed
with a. fine sermon on Sunday night. jzRs AZ
e Mr.. Porter gained many admirers, and
won a number Of coverts during his stay.
A large number Of converts were bap-s
tized Sunday night by Rev. p. ". Badly
s5 PERSONAL AND GENERA, i.
Il The Fire Commissioners will meet We'd
nesday night$a and SO will the Street Com
mttee. y id575
Should Councilman Gill move from the
Fouth to the Second Ward. as he anti
ctpates, Mr. r. @. Broaddus will be asked
to take his place.
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iT-RUsTDws sALD ~ 4 a u q
A,vALUABLD TRACT OF LAND y
IA IN LOUISA COUNTY. "a. III

Al surviving trustee IN the deed Of
trust from r. G9Xsherd an4 vito e to
tho benefit OF Gordonsyille Building ;Asso-
1876. and recorded 4 IN B the County Court
BY the sal q beneflc!a AIRY. y + will sell Fl by
puDl0 T TqfEasbtA e shs RL','f iss g
at o clock p. M. the tract Of 16o Acres
OF land :. conveyed by said deed. This
land lies OF. the &c. e Q. Railroad near
w. Lewis, ". 8. Carter ana othors, and
is OF good quality. x q
TDRMs-Cas enough to pay costs Of
executing the trust y and to pay the bnl-
nnce #of' h tho debt 4 secured, VIZ %.
with interest on N0. Is from October l5.
1896, and as Il to any residue upon terms
to be announced OF sal {. y, g. ], 33
April 3, 1908. IA. Surviving Trustee @
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SPECIAL NOTICE.,

MR.. JOHN j, WILSON. EOFaMRRI.Y
Z STAR Gi.ofHiN Ht6eUsH, corner Main
S and Fourteenth Streets. The many friends
\ Of this congenial gentleman aWtll Pc
+ homo In Richmond. and that they can
command the same courteous treatment
IN tbs future that they have always
I receiyea from his hands " the past
wishes OF his old frlenda and pa irons
and tho STAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Is to DO congratulated on having Sc
cured his services, Il III " sSSl n ,I - #
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TRUSTEES sAI4p Z
343 y VALUABLE LOTS
IA IN TOWN OF GORDONsV1I4IE, VA

e f. E DAVIS Newman N ana liz lam
Dunn, for the benefit OF the Cord onsyS lie.
County Court Of Orange county, sbeihg
thereto required by the said Beneficiary.
We will sell by public auction. on the!
THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1909
at 8 O'CLOCK r. M, the valuable Lots. In
nal sig a. Lots Nos ana Isl IN ths plst
OF lands sold by James Goodman
TER MS Cash enough to pay costa q
anee Of the he debt s Secured ecu Va 1905 20
with interest on - from October ID,
1895, and as to any residue upon terms
4 r. 4 i, CONWAY NEWMAN,
r. b. DAVIS, Il! y.
April 8. 1903 Surviving Trustees,
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
w agsa0A OF ficaA OF the HaCratarY. ,hstiEs

Atlantic Coast Line Rallroad Company.
Nor1e a1f IL a Fl sfS Sss afVEN
general peeX,anL ths gtHSk
lRAILaoAD CoMPANY has been called
the tofficeSot the Company 81 the CITY. Of
On ois' tFuMsDA I! THE slsT DAY Oh
APRIL, A. D.. 1908. for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon the pur-
tx fFh{a =.
and also for the purpose OF considering
and aGtlng upon the ,putrehass Of 1T ne
!leges and franchises OF The Sanford and
St. Petersburg Railroad Company. both.
corporations created and existing UNDER
will be submitted for their approval. III
13 n. u. BORDEN, t4
u Is, III sg Secretary,
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Missionary Service and Reception. 4
There viii BIO q -misslo ary service and
reception Of special interest at Seventh
Street Christian Church this afternoon
from to 6 O'Clock, Two returned mis-
sionaries will make addresses and q re-
ception will follow. The ladies Of other
churches Interested IN mission work have
been invited to attond
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'TRUsTEEs' SALE
i, ! d y OF aj}!5 3G
TRACT Of LAND
3a3li II ffHi IN S1lOIJlSA&CSOIJ /. !

As surviving trustees in the decd Of
trust from w. r. Ogg. and wife to + & B.
Davis. G.. Newman and William 81. Dunn,
for the benefit OF Gordonsyll1e Building
1s70.gnnd recorded In ]; the County Court
of Louisa county. being thereto. REQUIRED
by. the said beneficiary, wc will sell by
eITUEsDAY,. April %, 1908.
at II o clock A.. M, the one undivided
eighth OF the ira ct OF 62 Acres .of land,
conveyed by said deed. Said land lies
on /, the C. & o. Railroad near Darme's
Store. and Is Of good quality. .
TDRNfs--Cash enough to- pny costs Of
executing the trust and TO pay the bal i
wlth5intcrest on s62.10 from October 16,
1896, and as to any residue upon terms
to be announced at sale. Mo- a.
ssfsEs CONWAY NEWMAN,
Sss5 3t r .s5 b. DAVIS, MI
April 3, & 1909 y Surviving T trustees.
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AUcrloNB sAL ORE nAYs.


q BY direction OF 4 the executor, and for
the purpose Iof closing an est ate, We shall
sol DK plMlfS A e III iSos
ct oclock r N the ab9 vo.raln asd ~ f.,
traetne sna rsnE back
parallel lines 1t5 FEET more less TO e. On,
dwelling thereon being a most substantially,
spaeious end vel appointed dstatohtea
abott ilfteen rooms OF good size, the usual
pstIftoSSm
range, laundry tubs. gLatrobe stove, large
fuel yault and alarEe brck stable On the
"A The present rental Of the house is 500
per arnnm T. desired the building could
sufficient width or depth, OF both.B
9 TER one.third cash, bala n; by
terest added ana secured BY deed ofStrust:
or all In cash. at the optiot, Of the pur--3
chaser. ~ "a !. 8. /. . u =.
Apl 2,3,4,7,8 Auctioneers. !
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Apl2-tds
BY Pollard e. Bagby,
Real Estate sAuctioneers. ~
CoMN1ss1o .; z1E: !, a AUCTION -'' Sale
PROPERTY ON LITTLE-
st PAGE " STREET. Sc MATTOS HILL
8 3 COTTAGE gaDWELL1NGS AND!
Si VERY LARGE LOT, vs. I'M
tssls K NQWN ~. "A ok ORTE tas PLACE.

y
S&Inb execution Of "a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of HenIico. entered 9n April i, !, g.:
sues, vs. Mary Korte ct ais. i Will sell
by auction on the Pre- rel em I,s Il g on a.,
at 8 o'clock T. M. 9 he aforementioned
property The dwelling is goGd double double
There ara several outbutld ings on the lot
OF considerable value. The \, lot has q. large
deep. a plot OF the property can be seen \
at the Office OF the 3au tioneers;
third cash, residue at d
and IL months, credit payments to bear
interest and be- evidenced byneEotiiaplee
nSo.es tlse sn
AZ -l1 Sf55-2, iI-ifiTI CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
Z T. John f. Broa ddus. clerk q! the said
court, do certify that the bond required
OF the Special Commissioner by the DC.
cree rendered od y said cause 20
5Apl 6-tds h ~ Clerk.
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i 'i 4'' ''' e a. 8,
Y YAAiLfn5HHqHSR ~ uNSAG GE 81 11.AA .SIS


4 AZ surviytns trustees n In the dsed Of
trust from John r.. dunrles q % p 3.
.Davis NeMrnat en-, william, n DUMP unI'
OF September, 1s7S, ana recorded IN the
County Court OF Louisa county, being
thereto required by the said beneficiary;
= '' TU Gs Az, APRIL b, 1893, y
at 8 O'clock F. n NJ, the tract Of 50 $40
Said land lies on South Anna River, and
formerly belonged 70 the estate OF John
r. Quarles SRI deceased. ss
TIER MS--C Cash enough to pay costs OF
executing the trust ana to pay the ball
ance 6of the debt I. secured yi.n S72.9e.
with interest on ga. 80 y from October IL,
to be announced ~. sale: y. !. !. !.
9t33fttlS lligss5{g CONWAY f1WAfAN, s fi
3. 4 3 ~ DAVIS,
April s, 1903. Surviving Trustees
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2 u "
Apl 2,3,4,7,8
HIGH ct,oNsTABLE's SALE.

ha BY y5s e u9GY It h S ny
quest OF the said ". G. P1gh, q will sell ut
public 1, a'1g5l N} n,s 1n % ~,
at Il o clock a. M Z. at No. 1901 East Main
Street, the following property. to-wlt:
b CASH REGISTER. I IRON sAFE,
SHO W-CAsI1,.5 STOVE -FOUR CHAIRS,
TABLE. 8aBACIS-BAR4 VI AND S5t MIRROR
BAR COUNTER CE-BOx, BOTTLES,
ETC ~ IL i5tiz ti NE
'.1 1'4.sI ID G. GARRISON, .y
S4 l@" ri Fl. c. c., r, ".
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NEW YORK TOURISTS HERE

Quite a Large Party is at the Jefferson.
Hotel Prospering.
A party Of not less than twenty five
young ladies and matrons from New
York reached the city yesterday and are
stopping at the Jefferson. They expect
to spend today IT. Richmond visiting
places of interest, They are travelling I'M
der the chaperonag e of Mr.. and Mrs.
3Whltenock and Mrs. Moss.
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I-CRusTT1cs sALg 4 3,
~ rs VALUABLE LOTS
4 I'M TOWN3OT 3GORDONSVIl.I.I, "a

III D " Y [ T--T I-
trust from ~ b. McCloud nd Mite to
y, D 81, Davis. q. Newman and William n,
Dunn, for the benefit lof GordonsYille
BlUd}ns .Xssoci ion, bearing date 18th day
of February, 1879, and recorded In tha
County Coirt Of Orange county, being
Wa awllls sell by public auction. on ths
pfe'''sTS Hu IL APRIL 30, 1908,
land conveyed ny said deed, situated OH III
North Main Street. desl gnated as lot No.
10 I'm MP Of 3Go rdonsYllle containing N
. TERM s-cash enough "a pay costs 81
executing the trust and 70 pay the hall
anss e. the debt al SECURED yIs, soos9
1885, end as to any residue upon terms To
be announced at So e: SE..5 f
s,,,,i nv Il III CONWAY. NEWMAN,
4 II b. DAVIS, IA w 4. V
Il April 8. 1909. Surviving, jVrusteeA
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Mutual Assurance society of YIrgtnia,
Rishm9Rq Ya M esiT9N % le9s
the ahnuaI me sp 81 th iN I msmbsIs 81
this Society will be held at the office
~ oI tho Society. In Richmond, Va, MON
DAY, the 10Th day Of April 1908 at n
gis ut y n "A = EDWIN IA PALMER,
n. m @ Principal Agent.
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BY virtue Of q decree q the ,chanceryy
March ii. 1908 in the. suit Of A. C.. Har-
man substituted Trustee VS. &, Cnisip es
Special Comnlssoner sell by PUBLIC, e AUG t's'
tion.E on the premises 80 q, 81 = IA.
the real estate above mentioned. "a ~ tn ~
following order;n GommeneSg atE4s;S @pth
Second Street The lot fronts 80 1Het ana
q I'd. Say at 4: $50 F. n, the Brick , stprss
and Dwelling above, No. s2b North T ! ~
,ments In rear. The lot fronts 70 rect no
runs back 122 feet to a 6-foot. alley, 4. !.
81 The locati OF this propert Y houlo az
tract Investors "a aast s " Z,
TERM s-One-thlrd cash. and the bal
5ance at d, "a and is months for. negotiable
notes. with interest added pR 9 tltlS9 res
ssI S35 y specla Con'missi !.
rhag bond AZ required OF the Special Cons
missioner ~ the above decree has been
ADJ 6-tds i Ss " I. 5$ss ~ Clerk
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TRUsTEEs' SALE ..33I 9f
! OF 81 Il sy a a3ltg ST IN
WHDELWRIGHT's SHOPS. &C .,f{l3
IN TOWN OF ONSVILLE,j5V A. 4

IN TOWN OF GORDONSVlLLE.i8V a.
AS surviving trustees In the deed OF
trust from CIV fRunkle. and wife and
r. II. Swan and wife to r.. 3: Davis, G.
benefit OF Gordonsvlle Building Associa-j
ton, bearing date 2lst .daySof March:
1874, and recorded inHthe County Court ,of
the said beneficiary. we viii sell by pu b
lie a3u9tion on on The p5en!sesso 81 ~,
at 2 u clock p Nj. tho valua bic lot on
the west side OF North Main Street. and
known as Lot No. II iniplet Of Gordons-
TER Ms--C Cash. \ enough to- pay costs Of
executing the trust, and to paw the ball
ance OF the debt secured. e VIZ, sls2.1s.
with interest on $S8.75 from October IL,
1896, and as to any residue upon terms to
be announced at sale. ssBy Ii.
j5sa Is SE I. CONWAY NEWMAN, NJ
IS April g.. 1908 Surviving Trustees.
sApl 7-Tues. S5S 4 st Il 4 N al
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TRUSTEES SALE at. sjs 3sA
i j5a rs INVALUABLE LOTS
a IN TOWN OF GORDONSVIL1tE,t VA. p

x ttt lelss5s hSStsE q Fl 1tat
III q ssEVALUABLE LOTS
IN TOWN OF $GORDoNsVILIB. VA.
AS surviving trustees In the deed Of
trust from Az j. Lynn and VITO to r.. B..
Davis q. Newman and WI! liam n. Dunn,
for the &benent OF the Cor donsytlle Build
Ing Association.8 bearing date ed day OF
May, ls74, and recorded in the County
Court Of Orange county. being ther r.st 2
sell BY public auction. on the premises. on
6gTHURsDAY. APRIL 80. 1903. }3
at IL 9. block M. /. two lots of8land In Cor
louisville. Va h on Market street; ono at
Joining James Reagan and the other c.
B. LinneY. isilq F54s isl
executing tho trust II and to pay the ball
ance Of the debt secured. viz, $l45. r.
with interest on $67 from October If, 1896,
and as any residue upon terms to be an
"a ~ >,1 81 CONWAY NEWMAN.
s 83 * r. B.! DAVIS. AgA aj,B K n
Il April 3, 1908 Surviving Trustees. 4
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55 The Eagles Meet. f5
Richmond Icerie OF Eagles met last
night over Sparks & Blacks, Forty-fivet
were initiated and many applica lions
passed upon, 85F35 3l3 4,
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BY Real Estate Trust Company
NJ SRoal Estate Auctloncers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
That, Well Loca ted Dwelling No. ] 115, on
Second Street between Cary and Canal
Streets; also a Brick Store No. 825. with
Dwelling Above, on the Southeast Conner
of Third and Baker Streets and Two,
Frame Ten enents on Baker Street In rear
OFT the Brick Store, 5
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TRUsTEgs' sALg
ID INVALUABLE LOTS 81
35l IN TOWN OF GORDONSVILIIC,5 "A. 4

&
.s I'LL 43ll iVAIiUABLD LOTS EsBs
IN TOWN OF GORDONsVILId1 "A.
AS surviving. trustees In The deed OF
trust from William /: smit, ,ap nd wife 4
NJ. Dunn. for the benefit of the Gordons-
VILE Building Association; barring date
in tho County Court OF Orange county,
being thereto required by the said benefl-
ciary, we will sell BY public auction. on
~ = THURsp s. APRIL 80. 1908. 8
at II o. clock A, NJ, the vail Bile lot on
East Street. in q town OF Gordonsv,llo.
Va. on which said Smith had a mill, and
the two Lots Nos, 10 and 10 on opposite
side OF tho street. t{' q 7 q 8S OIL B p 81
FERN Ms Cash enough to roy costs Of
executing the trust and t. the Pal
With interest on sl67, 80 from October IL,
1885,; and as to any residue upon terms
55 5iSS's ~ l s CONWAY NEWMAN,
Il WI u. B.&DAVI6, sg'53 J, n 'iis
April ., 1903, Surviving Trustees.
Apl'7-Tiles,
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NJ al w. "A. KICKS. Trustee.
BY James H. Crenshaw.s Auctioneer.
Mar n-tds G5isj q n ,t5 n
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April53. 1908.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
MANTEp-MlscELLANEous.

wANTED-s1, 500 Guaranteed yearly
to high class man or woman. with
chance for promotion and advanced
salary. to have charge small Office at
home or in home town to attend 10
correspondence. advertising and other
work Business of highest order and
backed by solid men financially and
politically A great opportunity for
tho right person. Enclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope for full rar-
ticulars to Walter B. Redman Gener-
"a Superintendent. Corcoran building
opposite United States treasury.
Washington, ID. c.
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4ANn- -MsNALLY wVVVE
OFFICIAL UNY GN"N
nAHyvkAA as CENTS
i66 ADAMS SLcHlcAGnb

(First published in the Daily Leads
Dec. 27, 19O2)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of oklahoma, County {
Logan. Sc.
Notice is nereny given that
WA Barringer
has this day flied in the office of the
County Clerk. in and for saio County,
his petition, asking that license ~
granted him 10 sell at retail. malt
spirituous and yinous liquors on
Lot No 3. block So. Third ward,
CITY Of Guthrie. in said County and
Territory.
II no protest be filed on OF before
January 10th, 1903,
his petition viii be granted ana
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal oi
said county hereto AFFIXED this
27th day Of December. 1902
}. 3. Dobson, County clsr.1
By o. J. Butler Deputy.
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c. E. Dunnles,

The Eagle drug ,tore guarantees
every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
remedy. and will refund the money
to every one who Is not satisfied af-
ter using two-thirds of it's contents.
This IS the best remedy in TIE world
for Ia grippe. coughs, colds. Group,
whooping cough, and is pleasant and
safe 10 take. It prevents any tend
ency of a cold to resul' in pneumonia.
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WANT .ss' .ss sTS iSS' .sss1 S1sT
a d 5 5ss'. 5sss !. "'''''.
RATES

5 csnts per line. first Insertion, 2h
cents per line each subsequent inser-
ton.
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MENTAL AND MAGNETIC
HEALING,
(First published in the Daily Leads4

(First published in the Daily Leads1
Dec. 26. 19O2)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan coun-
ty, SIS.
Notice is hereby given that
Henry Braun
has this day filed in the office of the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition, asking that license be
granted him to sell at wholesale, u.iz
liquors on
Lot No. s, block No. SS. Second
ward, City of Guthrie, in said County
and Territory.
If no protest De filed on or before
January, 9, 1908,
his petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal o:
said County hereto affixed thb
26th day OF December. 1902.
j. 8. Dobson. County ClerR.
By o. j. Butler Deputy.
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TITAN or cAAsMs

The Grand Canyon OF Arizona The
great round world has nothing like
IT, Comfortably reached by rail- on
the way to California, any day in
the year Excellent hotels and safe
irais.
Titan Of Chasms" pamphlet mailed
free-or send soc FOR beautiful
Grand Canyon book with illumin-
ated cover, containing special arti-
cles by no,ed travellers authors and
scientists.
address General Passenger Ohice,
Atchfson. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway. Topeka
y. ;. corklns,
SANTA FE,
Guthrie
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1908. 1908. 1908.
"THE ST. PAUL ART CALENDAR.
Beautiful Reproductions
In Colors,
Pastel Drawings.
(By BrysoR.)
Six Sheets. 10xl5 Inches
Sent by mail Cn receipt Of 25 cent?
in stamps or coin.
Address:
r. A. Hitler,
General Passenger Agent.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way Company, Chicago, Ill
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One hundred choice trouser pat
terms bought cheap, hav1 pair Of
pants made; come at once and get
choice webb Tailoring Co
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co. "A" NOTICE.

All members Of Co. "A" are herevv
ordered to meet at the Armory on
Harrison avenue over the Eagle drug
store. at 1880 O'Clock Wednesday
night. for regular weekly drill. All
members must be present.
BY ordor of
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The Capitol National bank mas he
first worlds fair souvenir gold dollars
to come to Oklahoma Part have the
head Of Jenersoa and part Mckinley,
Price. So. Proceeds go to worlds
fair
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A modern, up to date bowling alrey,
with cigar stand attachment is being
placed in the new Gray block on
Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-07

Save your money and get yourself
a new suit. Don't take much. Webb
Tailoring Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-04

La epidemia de titus exantematico
que Sc ha declarado en- Madrid en- e,
Asi'o de mendigos de Ia Montafia no Sc
propaga con la ra pidez que Sc temio al
principio atribuyendose dlcho estado
casi estacionario qhe a1n disfrutam mos
de temperatures propias del invierno
que parecen contrarrestar la fuerza con-
tagiOsa de la enfermedad.
Nuestros galenos no estuvieron con-
formes en- la clase de eufermedad de
que Sc trataba, discutiendo largamente
Isl era la febre tifoidea 8 ell titus exam
tenn atico la febre gripaI.
Han vencido los del exantelnatico
81 bien, despaes de ser unanime esta
|opinion, Sc nos ha descolgado ell Tefe
del laboratorio provincial descubriendo-
nos Ia 6ebre tifoidea y diciendo que
IninguRo de los enfermos sospechosos
tiene ell titus.
ES clavo que teniendo ell exantem <ti-
leo no deben tener la febre tifoidea Sc
g6n 10 cue hemos aplendido estos dfas
los profanos
Ello es que Sc han muerto varios de
los atacados, que Ia epidenia contin1a
Sus t~abajos de zapa (y tan de 2apa) con
|cierta reSpetuosa lentitud, y que nues-
tros higienistas, 81 no la han 1Ievado to-
dav1a tor todo Madrid la lletaran Sc
Iguramente, Sc ha quemado el asiio en-.
Ique cornenzo Ia epidenlia, pero existe
tan1bien en- el hospital provincial, q 81
acuden y de el salen sin precauciones
de nlngdu g6nero el Sr. Maura, c! Sr.
Alcalde, el Sr. Gobernador, los Sres.
medicos, los Sre3. estu'liantes y los ami
gos, parieuteS yconocidos de los que pa
decen Ell exantem atico.
No es possible conseguir el aislamiento
que preconizan los doctores, porque to-
do el mundo, clos inclusive, prescirden
en- absolute de e.
Y en- cuanto 4 quemar, 81 Sc quisiera
quemar todo 10 que en- Madrid puede
tacharse de infecto y anti-higienico.. :.
iadios, Madrid! TendriamoS todos que
enigrar Pozuelo.
R. de Barcenas.
Madrid, Mayo 10 de 1893.