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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08
ByJ, Thompson Brown & Co.
1l1S Main.
IT RusTED sALE
HIGHEST BIDDER, t25s ACRES, MORE
z OR LESS, ON CHARLES CITY
f ROAD, BELOW FORT LEE,
4t EF'6i73C G.. & q. r. r,

. tte Y i + =. 49, .s,ri-
BY virtue OF deed trust, dated May O.,
1902, and duly recorded IN HenriGo County
Court, y. B. lN *, page 81. to the UNDER
therein described default being made and
being required so to do. we VIII sell at
public auction. In front of tho IIenrico
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, AT 12 O'CLOCK,
the real estate described In said deed as
follows: All that certain tract of land,
longing on tho north side Of Charles City
Road. containing 25s acres, more or less.
bounded on the north by the land Of
Dickinson, east by those of Goodmans,
south by those of Jordan and Chlldress,
and west by those of Goodmans.
I TERMS-Cash as to expense of sale, all
unpaid taxes, If any. and 1925, with inter-
est from April 4, 1901; and balance In 12
months. 9 per cent. interest, secured by
0ss REAL ESTATE SECURITY Co,
~ Trustee.
Grown s; Co., Auctioneers. apl 7-5t
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BY Tho Valentino Auction Co..
612 y. Broad Street AN
FURNITURE,
GROCERIES, &c.,
Ar AUCTION.

We will sell at our warerooms. NO. ol ls
Fills If * IF aFrid day. MORNING. APRIL sTH
commencing 1880 o'clock. several n 1,n1,i
some oak suits Enam nell pa Iron ch n1Ts
5 nrlsars attir1E, Wardrobcs, Hat Racks
se@ Sn1 Machine, Tables, Revolving B gools
Rack, Refrigerators:. leo Boxes, Cp poR
stove, Sideboards, Toilet sets ana ca Lel
bination DBoolscase and Secretary, Carpets.
end other good furniture, etc.
Also, ono Photograph with records, and
lot of Groceries
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By Geo. v. oliver, Auctioneer,
414-16 w, Broad Street Phone 22T

MATT,NGS. CARPET. zsILyERWARE,
EIfl FURNITURE, MIRRORS. SEWING
MACHINES, SHOW CASE, LARGl1 COZ
FEE MILL, ETC, AT AUCTION.
will sell at my warerooms, 414-16 West
Broad =,
10 rolls Linen and Cotton Warp Mattings,
Carpets 1 large Hall Carpet. lot Silver
ware 5-plcce Tea Set, fitting water
pitcher, Oak and Walnut Chamber Furni-
ture, 1 Tennessee Marble-top Walnut Suit.
EWardrobes. sldeboards, Dining Tables
Ladies' Oak Writing Desk, Oak and Wal
nut Bureaus, Washstands, Tables. Chairs
Iron Beds and Springs, New Lamp. Man Man
tel Mirror, i Singer Machine. several Cook
Stoves. 1 s-foot Show Case, Dbl. NORTH
Carolina Cut Herrlngs. Ladies invited.
GEO. v. OLIVER, Auctoneer.
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Auction Sale Of Furniture at
1903 (. Main ST., Goniin-
ues To-Day, April 9th,
O.30 A. III.

There will no auction Saturday; Next
sale after to-day's will be on MONioAa;h ~ !, !,
Week a varied line of New Furniture
OF the best quality will be offered to-day;
Everything will DO sold and guaranteed lee
as represented. Attend II you need fur-
- THp VALENTINE AUCTION co.
A NJ B.-Parties who bought goods a. pre-
vous sales will please call and get theIn
by Saturday, 9TH or make special ar
rangements: else they will resold.
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Nnrthside Gun Club.

Old members and any shooters inter-
csted in establishing the Northside Gun
cluh will meat at the Harris Hardware
Company. No. 400 East Broad Street Sat
ur,lnv evening, at $50 o'clock. to elect
officers and arrange for tho shoots, to
pe held by this club during the coming
This club last year was one of the most
populur In the city. and 1t is hoped by
ali connected with 1t that this year will
be- moro successful than last
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COMING 8 SOUTH.
The Rockefeller Committee Will.
Travel IN Luxurious STYLE.

1I- = ~ - "a
A party OF sixty members OF the COM
mittee selected to disburse the Rookie
Teller donation OF million dollars in
the promotion of Southern education will
leave New York April 18th for Wash
ington in an elegant and even luxurious
train. furnished for the occasion From
Washington the party will, go to Old
Point and thence to this city. Danville.
Petersburg. Charlottesville and other
points in Virginia before proceeding fur
Their south. They are to look into the
educational status of-the South, visit
we'll known institutions for the educa-
ton, OF white and colored persons, and
return after n trip of eighteen days. The
party will travel In palatal cars and at
Er.ent expense.
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also adopted condemnirg in positive terms
tho Agnew-Allan political machine. Con-
gresham slemp was present. hut took
no direct part in the deliberations.
Tho convention declared for Senator
Stephen 3. Elkins OF West Virginia, for
ice-president
Vice. President.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR TEiE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OBJ. VIRGINIA.
In the Matter Of No. 4oA.
THOMAS RGDD. In
| Bankrupt. 8I5t Bankruptcy
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
On this 4th day Of April. A. D.. 1904,
on reading the petition for discharge
Ordered by the court, that n hearing be
had upon the same on tha 18th DAY OB'
APRIL. a. D. 1904, before said court.
at Richmond, IN said district, ut 1aoclock
noon; and that notice thereof be published
in The Ttmcs,Dispatch. newspaper
printed In said district, and that all known
creditors and other persons In interest
may appear at the Same time and place.
and show cause. II any they have, why
the prayer OF. the said petitioner should
not be granted.
that the clerk shall send by mail to eli
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order, addressed to them at their
places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable EDMUND WAD.
DILL, Jrn Judge OF the said court. and
the seal thereof. at Richmond In said dis.
trlct on the 4th day OF April, A. d, 1904,
3N''''S' G. r. BowDEN. Clerk.
BY Joseph P. Brady, Deputy Clerk
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
limited STATES FOR THE EAST
FRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the Matter Of no., olo-
JAMES a. NELSON, IN
ORDER ROE OF NOTICE FOR DIscIIARGb
On this 3lst day OF March, A.. ID. lW}i
on reading tho petition for discharge OF
the bankrupt. It Is
Ordered by the court, that hearing be
u OF A 1PH'iiL 4. 3, 1901, before said court,
noon: and that notice thereof be pubs
llshed In The Times-Dlspntch. news.
paper printed ~ said district. and thar
all known creditors and other persons
in interest may appear at the said time
and place. and show cause, II any they
have. why tho prayer Of the said petit
TONER should not be granted.
And It is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mall t92 }. al al
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND WAD'
DILL, Jr, Judge of tho said court, ana
the seal thereof. at Richmond, In said dis
trlct, on the 31st day OF March, a, ID,
1904.
Attest.
BY Joseph r. Brady, Deputy Clerk.
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Our Business Is Growing
LaFgeF-.0ur Prices Are
Getting Smaller,

Whole sweet Pickles., quart........,toe
Large Irish Potatoes, peck.,. 300
HaWkey's Rolled oats, package. ...1.. &C.
Be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; A1'or'san aranu'a'ea sugar Axe
Larae bottles Ammonia ..........,..,1so
s pounds California Peaches Tor. ~. go.
fArbuckies Arlosa coffee, tb......,.,.iin
Lion Coffee, 1.Ib papers..... 1oihc
Mountain Roll Butter, tb........,, t5o
small California Hang, pound. .....,,so
3 pounds New Hor,lny and orlts for. 50.
lbs White A sugar for....... .aso
Small White Beans, quart.............so
Flake Hon1lny, d..................4c
Best city Meal, per peok.... Has.
or, bushel l..... .........,.... $50,
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla Syrup 100
best Cream Cheese. pound. .1so
Canned Tomatoes, large cans....,..,7o
New clipped 1errlngs dozen Tor. $50.
Good Lard, pound. ..:...'... .,.,...,.... 80.
quart Jars Hor1e.made Sweet Pick
oIbsor,, xxx, Mt. Vernon. Oscar a
peper old Brands Whisky, bottle ,75c,
s.ih tara Home. AIDE Preserves lao.
siaokberry or Catawba Wine, quart 12c.
oinuer snaps or Soda Crackers, ID .4Ao
salt Pork, per pound... ...............7 10
smthflelo Hams, pound. i5o
Blacklno and Scrub Brushes. ........ 80.
8 bars Octagon Shaped Soap for, ;. !. Csc.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound ). !! $50,
New Virginia BuokWheat, 7 Ibs. Tor. $50.
Fresh Bologna Sausagc pound. ........2o
Clothes Pins, dozcr................
Sour Pickles, ga lon.................. CSC
Prepared Buckwheat, package. Toe
Duffy's Malt Whisky per bottle. :. BOG.
S. uLLMAh'S S0N,
Downtown stores, 1s2o-1s22 Eas. Main
Street. Uptown Store. 500 East Mar.
shall Street.
Phones at our two Stores
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f N INV nor|o|kl1ssWesterl1

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,
$500 A. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk u:2o A. n Stops only at Petersburg.
Waverly md Susfokj Nd, gs 95 54 a m -
E o :o5 A. az. -CHICAIo ExPREss. Bufret
tParlor Car, Petersburg to LynGhburg N and
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to Co.
lumbus, Bluelold to Cincinnati, also Roanoiss
to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanoosa,
1910 p. fM.--ROANOKE ExPRNss for Tarm-
Vile. Lynehburg and Roanoke z5i T1ll'as5
a:oo E M. M;,,-oC .sG SHORE ,a LIMITED Arr;
burg, Waverly and Suffolk Connects with
stesIners to Boston, Providanoe. New York.,
Baltimore and Washington s. }sSs55a
f:25 P. M-For Norfolk and all stations east
$40 F. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Scopors. Richmond to yLynchburH and
Ronnokc; Petersburg to PULASKI. Lynchburg to!
Chattanooga. Memphia and New Orleans Cate
Dining Car. 5s.i 5i5 81 u is!t q
Trains arrive from tho West 1898 "A. NJ 2,o9
r. NJ md o:10 P. NJ. from Norfolk u:0o ~
N. and 7;20 p. NJ. ~ II E{l s as
+ Offlcd No. S3s East Main Street. i5is'i VA
it5, W. B.. BEVILL, c. H.&BOSLUY,
Genl Pass Agt. Dist. Pass Ast ss
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3One Charter Granted,

granted a charter to the Union Invest
ment Company Qnc), Alexandria; Harry
Y. I.ansdale. president; capital Stock
The charter of the Rockingham Milling
Company Unc) was so amended as 70
increase tho capital stock from $4,000
"a $50 600, .t5
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Changed the Date.

The Committee. on Water held a meet
ms yesterday afternoon and decided lIs to
SUPPLIES for the year In the water de-
paytment from April 10Th to april 2Sth
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

rRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY--BXHDNp
$50 \, % STREET STATION. ~
EFFFcrIVE. MONDAY. JAN. 10TH. w.
a.0s a Ma, G. l. Express TO all Do3aea,
800 4. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
12iO p. M.-Petersburg and y. W.; West tss
200 p. M.-Petersburg and Nor1ok sssiI
sI:i0 p M--liodsboro Local. ss8
80 p. M.-Petersburg Local. ~, "
i:2s p. M.-"F'lorida and West Indian Lime.
ted to all points South. d, -, j. n
$40 p, M.-Petersburg and N. s. W. West. 5i. e
ii 80 p. M.-PetsrAnurs Local +
eii.so p ai,-Florida Special. ~ IA
10y TRAINS ARRIVE 8!,lCIlMoEp. 3. !.
i:o5 p: Nj; s;05 r. NJ; 80 P. MI 7;46 r. Nj
s' Except &C. Sunday. ''Excsps Monday. '''sundAs
ONLY. G. s. cAMPBTL.L. Div. 2Ass, AT i
". J. CRAIGs Gen. Pass Agt. III
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Communion Service,

This afternoon, at 5 o'clock pr; Witheer-
Ran Church, will hold preparatory ser
vice in the lecture-room of the church to
the communion service to be observed
next Sunday morning.
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Miss McBain to Sing Again.

MISS Wcball 20 o4lS ABdllI'
Miss Mabel NtcBaln, altar an absence
from The city of over three months. has
returned from her studies In New York
and will resume her position as con-
tralto in Beth Ahaba choir, She will
render ono OF her excellent solos at the
regular service this evening at 8 o'clock.
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A DN1INIsTRAToR's Said

A DM1NIsTRAToRR,ss SAID Said
Farmlnu implements, live Stock and 9th
err Valuable Personal Property.
The undersigned will offer for sale by
public auction to the highest bdd,eF, On
the "rreo Hill'' Farm, situated IN me
county Of Henrco Va, about two miles
from the city OF Richmond, on ~,
SATURDAY, APRIL % 100.
oil Of the following described personal
property Farming implements. s0nslstins
in part Of Wagons, Harness. Saddlcs, ETC.;
Drill and Grass seeder. Movers and
Binders. Corn Planters and Harvester,
Harrows. Plows, and many otner ampiiis.
amerts and Utensils such as are usually
kept on q wcll-stocked farm. . q
Mules, &o.-Nine Good Mules, al well
broken and In good order; five Etelfers'
two are Jerseys.
Grain. Hay, &c.-A large lot Of Corn,
Oats, Hay, Straw and other Feed. Also,
largo lot OF other personal property Sale
to commence promptly at 10 z 81 CLOCK
= FIDELITY ii SAVING s. TRUST GO.
apl 7-2t
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Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses were issued here yes
terday to William II. Farrar and Mary
A. Roberts and to Taylor New and Emma
Pace.
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Small Judgment.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day5 a verdict of $3.50 was rendered IN
favor of Ike H. Walkup against a. Glroi-
ami,
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IARDELLA'S FIFTH YEAR
For These Successive Seasons He
~ ~ /. r, e - A

For These Successive Seasons He
Has Won Park Concert Award.
Fer tho fifth successive season, Felix
31ardela has been awarded the contract
for music In the parks. 1ardella's Band
has won an enviable reputation by It's
work at home and abroad. and ranks
high as 4 musical organizations. The
summer contract for sixty concerts, COW
ering n period OF ten, weeks. was award
ed to Iardella yesterday by the Grounds
and Buildings Committee Of tho Coun-
ell. 81
The schedule of concerts has not been
made sup yet, hut 1t is understood they
will begin about the middle OF June, and
will he distributed among the various
parks. Tho park concerts have grown
TO be such popular entertainments that
their 5iiscontinuance would hardly be
sanctioned. Tho popularity and merit OF
the band has had much to do with the
inauguration OF the concert feature.
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be done despite injunctions and court 0

ders.
freight md passenger agent OF the Chcs-
apeako and Western Railway. and G. p.
Williamson auditor. The road is yet but
small affair, but Is the first link Of a
valuable line. which some Of tho big
roads will be after in a few years.
President George w. Stevens, OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. went to
Washington yesterday. returning last
night. Vice-President Axtell is on his way
10 England
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Meeting Of Dove Lodge.
Dove Lodge, No.S6l, a. II, 8 A. M, will
hold lis stated communication in the Ma
sonic Temple this evening at 7;30 o'clock.
Work Will he done In the first and second
degrees,
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I'd r O. % Rohmosd. Frederloks-
III T.. & r. buro q Potoma. 4. 4.


Trains Leave mond-No r I'Ei "a Sttss'
A:1b A. NJ oauy. BYRD ST. Through, ny
6;l5 A. NJ, daily. Main St Through. . y.
s:S4 A. NJ. excep. Monday. Byrd St Through
lis a. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland accom-
n 600 A. NJ Sunday only. Byrd St ThrouEh.s
- s:sS a *, s.. week days, Byrd St Throusb-
Z :Ss noon CON-: week days BYRD St: Through,
Z 100 P. NJ, week days. Byrd st. bredertokA-ss
SIX sos p. Il, DAILY: Main st Through. s.
6:s5 p NJ. week Gays. Elba- Ashland -. 4
o s:o5 r. Nj. daily Byrd St Through.
trains Arrive Rfchm ond-6outhward
$40 A. NJ. week days Elha- Ashland ac-&
s:i5 a. 81. week days Byrd St trederieks.
burg accommodation. ~ 81
SIS a %ssi Gays asgs s Byrd Shrs ss ahrou.a
aSS s NJ. % Saai days. Eba AsSsnd aceon-
sSs NJ s ssy Ey Eyre s. 81 Essssss
e e:!s e daily. Main s. Through, Pun
1 o:55 p. H., daily. Main ST., Through. Z,
| 40 P.5 M week days. Byrd st, through. Az
! Pgilmnn Cars. = 4, ~ - - =.
4 NOTE-Puman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
| Iii trains except local Accommodations.
! Timo OF arrivals and departures and conneo-
w S!D D. luke q. w. cULP. ". TAYLOR.
GENT Man'r.., Asst. Gen Man'r.. Traf. MAJ l
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.SOUTHERN Raj. way.

SCHEDULE IN Et'Ft,CT JAN. 10. 1yu4.
TRAINS LEAVE RlCAIlOND 5
100 A. M.--Daily. Local Tor Charlotte, N. ~!
u 80 p. M.-Daily. Limited Buffet pullman ta
Atlanta and Birmlngham. New Orleans s
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South.
500 r MIX. sunday. kcysyllle Local.
10: p M-Dally. Limited. Pullman ready :a9
p ~, for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE. ~
Tho fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond A:ea p. NJ. Monday.
"a 4. M.-Except sunday. Local mixed for
West Point.
4:so p M.-Exccpt Sunday. For West Point.
connectpg with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings MONDAY, wednesday and and
1'auHTTRA1 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:55 A. nj. and y6:A2 p. M.-Vrom all the South
ms r. M-From Charlotte and Durham. n
$40 A. M-From Chase City. II
US a. M.-BaltLmore and West Point. 4
C, II. ACKERT. $. h HARDWlSh...,Hi
G, " y HwEsrBuRY. p =: =:
Richmond. w
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Colonel Harwood to Speak.

Colonel John S. HARDWOOD has accepted
an invitation to respond to the address
of welcome at tho national T.. P. A.
convention. to be held at Spring field, Ill,
on June 9th.
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STEAM BOATS.

FOR NEW YORK.
BY Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.. o A n.
M: by Norfolk and Western Ry., A. M. F..
NJ: also By Old Dominion night line steamer.
Ali lines connect ut Norfolk with direct Htoam.
K. r. ct1ALKLIYt city Ticket Agent. Sos r .;
foot OF Ash Street. Richmond. Va: II. u
WALKER, v. ?. T. T. NJ. Now York,
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.


Gain of EXTRA FINE STOCK OF
y sTAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
srORI1 rrtxr UtaEs, &C.
Ao,irr under instructions OF Frank r.
rriIhi Q rereiyer III, bankruptcy OF kntc
g. CntoEni formerly doing business /, rs ),
Catognl e COD, Will sell at pup'o
auction. at 10 a, Az, o.rt1 ,oo.
at ia North Eighteenth street, the entire T.
Stock Of Groceries. Cigars. TOBACCO. Gnn
Goods, Fruits. Candies &c. s,a:s aIsq }to fWo
/ set Xutcmntic Scales. 1 stove. small
Iron Safe, an almost New Cash Reglls.to n
Electric Fans, Coffee Mill and store
Fixtures, SC. WAX
- q TO. w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
A. p. Montgomery, salesman.
npr bot
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IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF TILE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
MIN DISTRICT OBJ VIRGINIA.
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S. uLLMAN'S S0N,

Downtown Stores, 1820-1822 East Main
Street. Uptown Store. sos East Mar,
shall Street.
Phones at our two Stores
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Trains Leave = M
3%:1b A. NJ. oiuy. byru 81. Through
6:l5 A. NJ, daily. Main 81. sThrohkn. ..l y. s
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York, the Department of Bacteriology
of Columbia University, the Depart
ment of Pathology of Cornell Univer-
sity, and others. The conclusion at
which each set of experimenters ar
rived was the same, namely, that Dry
Milk, obtained by the Just-Hatmake
process is absolutely sterile. Further
more, cultures of the virulent germs of
tuberculosis and of the anthrax were
introduced into milk and it was then
passed over the cylinders. The powder
proved to be perfectly sterile. The
power itself was innoculated with Gull
lures. No subsequent development of
bacilli could be perceived. Guinea
pigs were repeatedly innoculated with
the powder which itself had been pre-
viously innoculated with germs. No
pathological reaction seemed to be ex-
cited. These experiments proved first,
that milk was purified in the process
of drying, second, that Dry Milk is
sterile, and third, that germs do not
develop in Dry Milk to a sufficient ex-
tent to be menace to life.
To test its conservability a box of
the powder was sent around the world
remaining three weeks in Shanghai,
journey which lasted nearly eight
months. When returned to Carnegie
Laboratory and analysed, it proved to
have undergone no change nor to have
been to be infected in the slightest de-
gree. Thus its conservability was es-
tablished beyond a doubt
It now only remained to test the
nutritive value and the digestibility of
the milk. For this purpose the chiefs
of the Carnegie Laboratory with the
aid of the New York Health Depart
ment and of various charitable socie-
ties, selected $50 children from days
to 2 years old and, under competent
medical supervision, for period of
four months. fed them exclusively on
liquid milk reconstructed from Dry
Milk The children were chosen for
the most part from the poorer tene-
ment-house districts of New York and
the test was made during the four hot
test summer months when infant NOR
tally in New York was at it's highest.
The most sanguine hopes that the la
boratory studies had raised were COM
pletely rea1ized-Not One of the $50
Children Died. The death rate in New
York at the time among similar chill |
dren fed upon ordinary milk was per-
haps 40 in 100 and among similar chill |
dren fed upon pasteurised and steril- |
ised milk perhaps 20 in 100. F'urthmore, |
with one single exception, all the chill |
dren gained regularly in weight. The |
one exception was child who under |
adverse circumstances, lost three |
ounces in five days which she regained |
shortly after, and then gained regu- |
larly as the others.
The facts I have here set down are |
available to any who will take the |
trouble to ask for the reports of the |
Carnegie Laboratory.
1t has become my business to engage
in the production of Dry Milk here in |
France where raw milk IS so famous |
for its excellence It is not on that /
account, believe me, that [ have asked |
you Mr.. Editor to give. space to this |
letter Hawaii lies quite without the |
scope of my operations. No, my aloha |
for Hawaii prompts me to do what |
can to help the needs of her people |
and my opportunity to try came when
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you voiced those needs regarding pure
milk in your editorial.
There is no reason why Hawaii
should not be wen supplied with rich,
pure. and unquestionable milk, of
which the people need stand in no fear.
Such milk is available to every house
hold in the land and q. whole years
supply may be obtained by each in the
shape of a barrel or two of Dry Milk
powder. Were there no such thing
possible as the adulteration of milk
in Hawaii, the climate is dangerously
unsuited for the production and con-
sumption of raw cows milk. Dry Milk
is not only unadulterated milk but
Purified milk.
Thanking you in advance for your
courtesy Mr.. Editor, and with aloha
to my native land. beg to remain.
Yours faithfully,
H NJ. MOTT SMITH.
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By AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing commissions have been ISSUED
for members of the Tax Appeal Boards
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
T. f. Lansing, Chairman;
J. r. Gait,
J. F. Brown.
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Geo. Weight, Chairman;
a. G. Dickens,
w. L. Decota.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Geo. P. TuIloch, Chairman;
Franz Buchholtz,
Chas. G. Macomber.
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
E. W. Barnard, Chairman;
I. E. Ray,
L. Severance.
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
w, C. Smith, Chairman;
H. K. Kahele,
Cbas. A. Rice.
A. L. C. ATKINSON,
Acting Governor.
The Capitol, Honolulu, July 2Srd, 1904
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r1APIUS CHIRON
Artistic Peintre

Studio-Ha alelea Lawn, corner Rich
ards and Rotel
Societaire des Beaux Arst de France.
Specimens of work on view at ths
HOLSTER Drug Co.