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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

49, want 20 % what n sse1nS g let the
whole world know; what . orand smedlelp
Peruna n q. III For eleven years suffered
with female troubiss, and Implications
arising there srom. Doctors failed Is cure
me. and y despalred Of being &heiped Pc
runs cured me i, three short d, ontts
can hardly believe 4 yself, but q e Y
blessed fact. am perfectly well now and
shave not had an ache or pain for months.
WANT my suffering sisters to kn oW what
EPeruna has done for me. z - Marie
johnson. IA IA sf.s ST.
ss The above testimonial .!ts from Miss
Marie ] ohnson. II y Colun bia VI East De-
troit,, Mich. was worthy Nice-T emplar In
/; Hope Lodge. No. e,j Ind depend nt Order
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

TO 5crtticise Genera 5K,iropat kin's manage
5ment Of fairs IN the Fre1, East declaree,
as the situati cns develops. that his strategy
has proved so far beyond repro chl He
has SUGGEST ully It'd ed over a pressings dan
touch with the Fl East realiz si5 His
apparent mistake, like the 5prol onged ire
isistance offered BY Lieutenant General
zassalitch3 on the Yalu. turns u Y t stoG be
of the h 1;hests military Jud gment. Ger-,
eral@ Kurppat kin N then had $50 few and
such poor troop at 1 lao Gang that T the
Japanese would have had an easy task
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
HAVE LANDED 10000.
Japanese Assault oil Port Ar
Thur Expected Very
Shortly.
lllsy Assoclated Press.l J

BERLIN July little Lokal Anzeiger
this morning prints special dispatch
forwarded from junk III front of Port
Arthur, under date ofJuly 18Th, via ITEM
TsIn. July 18th. 7:20 p. H.. stating thai
tho Japanese since July nth have landed
about 10000 men near Pigeon Bay Under
the protection % f the entire fleet. The
Russians, 4 the dispatch says. offered little
resistance, only az few shots being fired
BY the shore batteries A general assault
Is expected soon. a calm sea has facil-
itated the landings. s.
The correspondent says. also that he
vas held d. prisoner in N1ukden 10 rten
days on suspicion OF being a Japanese
spy. and was ordered TO- be sent to
Europe by way OF Siberia. but made a
strong protest and was liberated after
his baggage and W papers had been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
h Pc-ru-na
is a Blessing
q Sick i,i | I
Women. q

ms M Of her women also have done, found
I'M Peruns q specific for q severe case o.
5Eemal 9 weakness. j s,s
Pelvic cata II, IS aphrasse coined ~. pr :;
Hartman. covering all tina large cla So q q
diseases that used Il be known as female fi
B1aseS
Ms. The organs contained In this r I,
3tion OF the bod are as e5pelylos
Sorga ns There are several Of tflem:f very.
delicate and very s,,bject to- rrh.. Few
women escape entirely eatarri,a g thsss
orga Ms. While each ca SCI presents y some r
minor difference as to Al are p
all IN reality ali e. sf4ss
sG, Pelvic catarrl,, thereof c sa generic
term that covers all OF ca tnt.r 81
the pelvic organs, Il here IS no cure eelll q
IN ptomptness and perma men short
course of Peruna. Ed ,Es
sPeruna does not relieve hese ca SEES byS
Temporarily mitigating some 2%sympt oH n.
but by al removal OF the cause Many g
woman can testify that local treatment
does not permanently cure. q l! lar large
multitude OF women are 6 nstant ly 4 so So
t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
BOMBA RDlN .KAIl. CHOU. Il
Report T. This 2 I; feet Received
at Petersburg Not
Confirmed.
4 ysSAssociatcd Press.)

ST. PETERsBURG. July is, Reliable
reports from Tia Il ~ Ell X 40 a this ter
noon brought the startling annonncements
.of the presence: OF Russian vars hips of
KAT Chou. n hici 81 they 8 are Id Ito \ be
sbombarding and 81 THE arrival OF Japanese
transports and ss torpedo boats q off the
port OF "a New Chwang: The admiralty
was una bic to confirm or deny cit her re-,
port. not having received any commuri-i
cation from Rear Admiral Without. but
the officials generally we're not inclined
to credit them. II true, It would mean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

Oku's forces seems TO he swinging around
tho Russian left, after having combined
with Genera Nodzu's army, The II pa,-
pese are also moving up the coast on
the Russian right. AM art Illeyr recon-
3nossance has shown the country directly
south to be clear, of the enemy.
III The Chinese report this morning that
they saw many Japanese transports, CON
IYoyed by torpedo boats, going In tho d.
,rection. Of the port of New Chwang. i
S4 Near Hardin one hundred Chinese ban
dts recent 81 at aclsed Ia. Russian military
train, The soldiers left and drove Il off
without sustaining any losses, 4, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
HEAVY GUNS AT PLAY.
Part Of Port Arthur Squad ron3 in
Gtlfaof Lao lung Iapa-
ncse Starving.
afEYl Associated Pres,

4 IA TCHE KIAO. July 1s-There IS rea-
son to believe that the whole or part
Sof the Port Arthur squadron has como
north to.the gulf Of Lao Tung. The
heard Il SEWARD. Varships are n distin-
Euishable firing in the direction OF Kali
Chou. It is sur11l1sed that they could
only sbe Russian vessels. ri y n
The Japanese are suffering from hum
GER Six OF them came In and surren-
sdered to General Mistchenko, begging for
food. They said disease and famine were
rlfesin the Japanese armies. D: ~ e aIs
3E According to reports from the vicinity
of the Liao River a disguised Japa-
'nese officer and a detac hment of Japa-
ten chests full {of silver to pay Chinese
bandits 553i ; SIS q 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

plant a South ST.. Paul occurred to-day
when spirited and partly successful
effort was made 4by the company. assist
ed by Sheriff Grisim and deputies to force
about Twenty-Five men through a big
crowd OF str kers. who were congregated
about the entrance to the packing house
yards. a severe hand to hand encounter
5cnsued and several on both sides were
badly bruised. One Of the strikers,
u Is. Banks; marshal + OF 4 the striking
pickets. was arrested ter anu VI fined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
/. DETAILS FOR HE
AUTOMOBILE RACE.
Couriers Will Carry Letter
s55s From the NJ ayor Of az.


Special To- This Tines-D Dispatch 4
NEW YORK. Jul g1s. +-Details Il for tbs
] auurton1obi run to st Jouis 4v,h ich starts
on July 2ath. have been conf lsted. !.
Routes have been selected and divisions
will leave from points In the n orth. East
South and West. Advertisements hays
been made to have q number OF the
tourists &C t. as 4 couriers, carrying letters
from the 4 Mayors OF Richmond. Balti-s
more, philadelphia, Pittsburg and other
cities TO Mayor Tells, Of St Louis for.
presentation on st. Louis day. Il August
18th. The bearer Of these lei tiers vii be
received by Mayor w ellis, who will accept
the Inissives. The South will BE- well
Represented In the run. II u estimated
that there will be least fifty starters
from Southern States. 8. y W s;5&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
The Fightin at Lunsantan..
I(BNAssocIatedP reSe, ~

ST, PETERsBURc re July 1s.r-!n the
ee ufsihdIs OF Port Arthur Nlceroy Alexleft
treports that the ia panese wers REFUSED
With the aid Of the protects ed cruiser No
Svik ana number Of gun-boRt . and tory
ped orboat Is. Tho Russians captured y. 3
number of Iapanesal fortines tons; j, The
and thlrtI.five mon killed, and four sofh-
Gers and PAT men wounded Y The Chinese
estimate the III panese loSSes at 1000,
& AlexteH adds that the japanese ndd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
SHOT | FROMANl||B:]'USH......
AND ROBBED
& Continued from First Page.)5


.antiquated sort, very rusty and presented
the appearing nee OF having been exposed
to-. the sweat Their for some time. At the
Toint where the gun was found. the.
bushes were beaten down, and the SPOT
$resembled a bed 4 or pla CO where some
one had been lying MIR, Motherhood il
Of the opinion that the persons Who par-
tf,cipated in the at fair knew OF his moves
ments. and also that It MA his pay day,
II being his custom to \ pa off twice a
month. S l x IA
Captain James A. Lipscomb put tile
entire force Of Manchester's police 10
work OH the case, and these were as
sisted by Officers Oyerton, Flynn and
blunt. OF the Passe niger and Power. Com
,pany, and Officers Grant and Gerald, OF
.Swansboro, and several members OF the
Richmond police and Elective force
Il No time or energy will be spared by
these o Ulcers In running the guilty PAL
ty. or parties to ca nth. The entire ter
tritory has been secured. and at IA. late
hour last night the men were still hunt
ing down the criminal. The only pos
.s,ble ellie that the police now have to-
work upon is finding the own eri OF the
gun. and once I this y Is done. they think
tina t the arrest will be made possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

that Admiral SYithrft has tile Japanese
transports at his mercy. In this case
Admiral Togo would hasten 70 their res
cue and engage the r Russians. his may
also explain A he absence 5of positive news
or Tie apanese occupation OF the port
OF New ChWang and the eau u GUS ad X
vance ct General ok'l's column, S
gram from the Russian consul, M, Crosse,
at New 1Chwallg. dated July l4th,fbut he
did not mention the approach OF the
LANA leSe. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
GROUND il. TO PIECES I
h. BENEAT' h a TRAIN

III Especial to The Times Dispatch.) E5
SBLuDFIELD,s W.43YA.,,sJ uly{ 16--iI c.
Morris, achinlst, at North Fork was
killed y at that place sto-nig hit. He ats
tempted TO board q freight train to come
here to spend Sunday with his sister, Mrs
John Pabst. when he slipped A some way
and foil under the train. He was totally
cut Ito Gpieces. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Seized Letters and Parcels.

2 e l3y1 Asso Glazed 5F'Tess,I 71-91
Lloyd steaIner Prrinz Heinrich. which has
arrived here from Hamburg, June q and
.soutflanap ton, June s2Sth, for Yokohama,
reports that she was st opped yesta day
afternoon by the Russian olMnteer fleati
steamer Smolensk and compelled to glye,I
Iup sthirty.ones sac ka IL tiers nd tWen.
ty-foIr5 sacks and boxes rand .pa reels sail'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

Mr.. Thomas Preston Marks, u Of Berry!
vile, Clarke county; \. MI. Edward Fiji
more Marks, Eof Amste rda ,n Botetourt
county. Va.:k MI. sanluel Ashley Marks.
OF Roanoke; Mr., George Addison Ma rks.
chief clerk at the Richmond locomotive
of Berryvile, Va, & Il !. I. & 4 h. .,5s
u Mrs, Marks came to Richmond to visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

her two sons here last May. While { she 1s'
was here her family LIBERATED her births
day on the csth Of May,
THE reunion .o3k the form OF a. births
day party held. /, in the home OF Mr..
George Marks. It was the first time the
family had all been together for more
than twelve yea RS, and i he occasion was
one OF great rejoicing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Miss ELF q b eth
Streiglit, Treasurer
Housckeepers Econ

Om1c aCIub, 328 East - "a I'D
Market street, indianapolis, Ind. writes:
lssaseI heartily endorse Perpna because I
have found TITO be the tonly medicine
with \ backache and pains TirIs the lower
regions. It. {timeslEE ~ became 4 80 dizzy
that had to. go TO- bed. / and existence was
simply misery. The d octors told me that
i had liberation Of the uterus and this
gdsease had simpl y drained my lie forces
However. after 4 began using Peruna I
grew stronger and better & radualy. MY
general health began to improve before
the first bottle was used and within d
month the dizzy spells were gone. Il used
the for fully three months, each
day getting better Until new health and
strength were restored to me. cannot
speak too highly OF your " onde rful rem
iedy. It Is e blessing ITO sick IN women. p -
/ Miss Elizabeth Streight. S5f AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

Mrs. Annie u FL LA beth Marks, Berry
vile, ,Ya,,,1 and her ten children. whose
names going from left to right are: Mrs
Snrnh El izab,srh. Mover of Roanoke /; the
Rev Charles Alexander Marks. OF this
,city;R Mrs. Laura Shepherd IL ] Zones, OF
Bsrryyille; Mrs. I'lorence Nytmger
Booth, Of washington. d.. C. 4 Mr.. Ber-
nard Oliver M arks. Of Bluefleld, | W.. Va;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
SPECIAL SESSION.
West Va I.egisla TO Consider
Il Tax Commission Bills. fs

So III (Sneca lftoYThe Tlmes-DispAtch,)A l4F
as CHARLESTON, W. " NJ July is --- Cow
er n WI ite to-day issued a proc lama ton
converting the West y irglnia Leg isla ture
pose 81 considering the tax com mission
bills. A Y Is thought the session vii be
brief. az no general lie sis Ion 40 Incl ed
I1o be- ca IL " ~ mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Poles Return to.,Work.


Working conditions al the local yards
we're improved further day Over 200
gl8 more me n y were Il put a &. work and 81 dis
Strbuted through the various plants. AZ
Armour's4 plant over. ] 900 hogs b Ind
& nearly 400 cattle we're slaughtered ~
q Morris g. Co.'S. twenty-five more butcli-
ers were at wor.S han the day before,
and $50 hogs were Killed during & the DAY;
d at SwIft's.5t the operations were increased
considerably. 4
"a danger that confronis the strikers
4 became apparent to-day when they
learned that over two hundred Polish
butchers have deserted them since the
& strike began, IL The fact ID Id mot become
known until this morning, When every
I lncal union held NEE ings and punched
li the strike tickets OF members hese
tickets must be turned In every day In
|. order that tho leaders may know hat the
y members are mot S#at work. s a tar} the
3salnIons had met to day a. large number3of
Polish b,ltchera We're discovered missing,
Investigation revealed that they had re-
turned to work. 5a IL III U. "a III
Rowdies Modest Women.
While the pack ers were preparing to act
upon the latest message from the strike
\ leaders IA riot wa s precipi tated at West
II Forty-third Street Ind Ashla and Avenue
4 nv thu arrival of omnibuses. VIII cl car
4 aid Company, N elson, Morris and Cob,
y pany and the Armour Packing Company,
Vhree men were injured by the blows 9 {
! the officers, clubs WI hen the first vehicle
+ was driven up to II the 81 dewalk where.
z the young women were waiting for i. q
strike Ssyrnpa iii ger rushed from a. aloon
X and stood direc city a In Il he 4 pa til OF the
q horses.4 The poll q &conlme ended he man
4 To move on A5crowd ga altered, and sew
eral poll enlen q s.ed u osts u ear by
II hastened 10 the seen a rev Il heir lubsl
and charged the crowd, which gave way
before them, The LEAD ers retrea ted into
Il al saloor, and ma de thei II esca pc II trolgh
4 agrear door. 4 II s8 TIL IS U ID 59tI
Many Of the girls were SO frightened
tthatsth they sought efllge Ysin the saloons
a which line Ashland Avenue at this point
only to no, driven out By til &. threa rs Of
mon drinking q In the pla aces; Most a.
the young Women ~ ere found and went
son their way In til g onln buses, !. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
MRS III MS Exc ON To IN % RFoLk
IA p Nv RG IN lA 6EAc n /, sssi

r. On Thursday, NY 18th. drb, Gfi VIII
run .anot her Of her delightful excursions
10 Norfolk and IS Virginia Bea oh oyer the
Norfolk and Western Ra ilwa 4, leayilla.
Richmond. Byrd Street STA ton, at q 40
IA \. NJ. n This train Will be- composed Of,
svestibuled coaches, and will 90 through
to the beach Without cha nge Of cars
stopping only q I Petersburg and Norfolk,
The fare for the round trip Will be s$l..25,
Mrs. Gill Will al ueua \ claap erore the
ia rty b s9sss Z iss.ss &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
.KUROPATRtNi|k V|SE)
DRIVEN BACK
Continued from First Page.)

ships on the lookout, IL is considered
doubtful.
q The only news from the. Liao-Tung
Peninsula, Is that contained in viceroy
Alexicff,s report, which says the RUS
slams are more than holding their own,
and have recnptured several positions,
which had fallen into the hands OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
N0RFO Tx AND WESTERN
Makes BIG CONTRACT

&A Especial to The Times Dispa tch) 4,
4 ROANOKE, VA July l6,-The Norfolk
and Western has contracted for six hun
,dred q, 900 pound coal cars; Il wi TIL Il Pull
man for twenty passenger ars, and will
build two hundred loo, 900 pound coal cars
In the shops s s8 TX y. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Advancing ona ia Tche 4 Isl ao.l

n 11s.Hl BY 0o!atedE SF1fcsS,J
n ST. PETERS KURGFg 5S.-1aThe ia Z
papsse re cor tiHuing to adya nee on Ia
.entrenehing their Sir positions asSthey move
forward. They a ppearitoI bas taking extra,
precautions In the care q & Ia TchG Is an
on account OF their knoWledS 70 that Sem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

\ kIr.aAlexandera Rabb has linked his for
tunes with Mr.. W. r., Da bney's place,
No. 9Os fEa st Main, Mr.. Raj b6Wasa for
.merly with Branch r.. Allen. B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
MClash .in, 81, Paaul,

4 Ss4t s3ss M BY Associated Press) s 'SS Y
~, IF All "a, MI IN NJ. Jul Is 1s. - heN first
4 clash between he sllerlff's force Ind tlla
striking butch ors % s company,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
NO HOP o. PEACE
CONTINUED from First .Page:2.

Continued from First Page,
4 on strike should be taken back as
Il fast. as possible. Mr.. Donnelly insist KS
ed that all of the d men should Il be
takersl back within seven days. To-
9sthis tie packers objected as 1T would !;
\ Invoice the discharge OF all men who
4 sllaSe been emplo Dyed to I'll the strik
places. which they could not and !
4 that all negotiations were declared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
( Cruiser Noyik's SWhereabou

\, ~ 81 (Ry Associated Press.)
II ST. PETERsRURG July l6, T;o6 F. NJ, ---
There Ia a persistent ru,nor III ci,cular
ton To the effect that the protected
cruiser Soyik has - lied tho Md yostok
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
OFFIcIAl.sDENIAL.
Imperial Head uarters at Toxic
Says n ot$a Shot Was Fired 5T
on8tIe III otl or nth. s5S,
(BylAssociated. Press,

TOXIC, July ~ BIZ b M.-The Imperial
headquarters sta e ON cially8 deny the
reports from ST. Petersburg that the Jap
anese lost 90. 900 men In a A battle near
Port Arthur on July 10th or 18th. Not a
shot was fired on either side. 3 I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
CHOLERA lNEANTUM.

Child Not Expected TO EIVe 5FFom One
III Hour TO Another, But Cured BY Cham /,
ss herlaIn's G olc,9 Cholera and Olarrhoea
NJ Remedy, 4. itt u IN AZ i
Ruth, the little daughter o. r.. d N,
Dewey, OF AgnewY!lle. Va. wa 8 seriously
al Of cholera infantunl last summer slLl
from one hour to another,''''s he says, II
happened 4 10 think Of Cham berlain's Cole.
Cholera and D rrhoea Remedy and got
a bottle OF n 1t from the store, NJ ] n five
hours Il Isaw w al CT ange for he he tier, We
kept on giving 1t, and before she had
taken the hal Of one srna Il tott she was
well This remedy rs for al by all
drugglsts. ~ " RS II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

and Il permanent cure. thousands 81 upollE
thousands. OF te.tim mails to this erect
Z "a ceived BY Dr. Hart man ev cry year.
TIE good that Per,ina has accomplish Isl, e g
Mn this class 81 cases can scarcely pc Pc
everest mat led. Ri syss
limitations OF Pc rli. x; 81
Peruna ha s /! com es to be- recognize ed as
the create t remed for cata rrll. in the
world. H At first com tors tried to den
this and insisted Y that th eff remedies
were Just as good. Z his was found to be
however and IL \, atio y;
are springlng J&ll Ri eve yW ere.
MI TO successfully palm of an init ton
OF Per.ina for short time e sure 'e
to be a oney- maxim Is scheme. but no |, q
one ~ ho has ever ia ken Peru ma can beS
fooled on these imttati ons No cor, "
sacientious s druggist ould sell one Syl5ot
them. Every pure has err should 10 ok care
fully att each packag eS of Peruna he buys
to he sure that he Is getting only genu--
Inc Perina.
N ADDRESS Dr.. Hartman Prestd lent OF The
Hartman sanitarum, Colum bus, hio,$
for free ad vice. ;stSS4 ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
IN T / |. ! /: SUMMER.

858 During the summer mont his solne mem.
Der OF the family Is sure to suffer from
Cramps, Bowel COMPLAINT Or g larrhoea,
Always keep a bottle Of Il n ostetters
stomach Bitters II In the house for sucl!
cases A dose al, the first sym J. ptom VIII
Headache, Bechlna Poor AppetIte,
Nausea, Ind gestlonI py.Pspsla and Ma
sIarja. Try 90 q bottle, The genuine has
Soiir Private Stamp over tha5reck 81 Y x
The border vidette., 1904-04-02
Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public
Auction

In the Probate Court of the County of
Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of tue Estates and
Guardianship OF Robert Drayton,
Rosa, Wells, and Charles Wells, minors.
Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance Of an order of sale made aid
entered by the Probate Court of the
County of Santa Cruz. Territory of
Arizona, on the 10Th day of March, A
d.. 1904, in the matter of the Estates
and Guardianship of said minors, the
undersigned, Guardian of the Estates
of said minors viii soil at pu Bile ;uc-
ton, subject to confirmation of said
Court, the following described real
property, belonging to the Estates of
said minors. Lot Number Five (o.) in
Seven ~ in the Town of Nogales,
County OF Santa Cruz, Territory of Ari-
IONA: said sale will be made ON Monday
the 18th day of April. A D., 1904, at
10 o clock IL. M. at the Court House
door, in said Santa Cruz County, Ari-
IONA Territory: and the terms of said
sale to be fifty per cent cash at the
time of said sale and the balance on con-
frmation thereof by the Probate Court.
A. J. CARPENTER,
Guardian of the persons and estates
of Robert Drayton, Rosa Wells, and
Charles Wells. minors.
Dated March 26th a. D., 1901
First publication April ., 1904 ST.
The border vidette., 1904-04-02
Totals. S3I 81 I27 q
ROLL OF HONOR.

HIGH SCHOOL: Second Year-Mar-
garet Brickwood, Pearl f. Branch,
Dora Hannah, Hope Hand. Irene
Mercer. f iward Mix, Ella Teeter.
First Year-Lottie Cooper, Ysabel
Carpenter. Dora Gittins. .
SECOND GRAMMAR: Eight Grade
Mercedes Lopez, Mary Warren. Ora
Gle Gildea. George Raphael.
Seventh Grade - Keta Maloney,
Rosa Montague.
FIRST GRAMMAR, Miss Creager,
teacher: Sixth Grade-Julia Bayze,
Emelia Raphael.
Fifth Grade Margaret Boucharin,
Irene Woodrum, Mary Henderson.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE, Mrs. Wood
teacher: Third Charlottesville Kiss
niger, Harry Henderson, Mabel Ma
thews,.
Fourth Grade-Lulu Sykes, Rosa
Weiland, John Lively, George Bayze,
Manuel Reyes. Margarine Islas, Mer-
cedes Montague.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE. L. Grace
Webb, teacher - Matte Barriuger,
Lola Brickwood, Manuela Esterez,
Josephine Mix, Louis Page. Harold
Neumann.
OECOND RiMahf, blTS SaXOn,
misunderstanding Heredia, Ella Brick
wood, Carmen O. Mel, Lola Haro
FIRST PRIMARY, Miss Douthitt,
teacher - Kort Neumann, Ramon
Reina, Freddie Sphinx. Raul Barron,
Ulysses Meiia, Eloisa Islas, Lola Peck,
Isabel Martinez, Louise Mcclure,
Arrieta Smith, Oracle kissinger, Gilbert
Tuttle.
KtNpERGAHTEN, Miss Smithson,
teacher-Tomny Rafael, Anita Is
garcia, Julia Pellegrin, Gertrude Sphinx,
Eloisa Hernandez, Ruth Gifdea, Hell
bert Montague, Rafael Avila. Louis
Henderson.
The banner for attendance was gain
retained by the high-school; the ban
ner for punctuality was secured by
Miss Douthitt's room, while the one for
enrolment is still held by Miss Smith
sons room.
There were 81 cases of Hardness and
127 pupils WHO were neither absent
nor tardy. while the average per cent
of attendance WAS 81.
The total enrolment reached 53I,
this being 81 of the last school
census of the district. There we're -
visitors to the school during the month.
Respectfully submitted,
A. IL. MCCLURE,
SUPERINTENDENT