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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION.
3attleship Missouri uJndergoes
Extensive Repairs at New
port News.
.snecial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June Lit
has lust been announced that the var
einia Pharmaceutical Association VIII
Mold its annual convention this year a Z
sewell's Point or Pine Beach. The last
twoE meetings of the body We're held at
Ruck roe Beach and for that reason II
wa / thought that 1t would be some time
hefore II would como this way again. AT
thc meeting last year Chase City was
decided upon as the meeting place thls
wear but it is said that the hotel accom-
modations at that place We're round m
adequate, and for this reason the change
was made.
Mr.. r. G. Petzold, of this city, chair
man If the executive committee and
former president of the organization, Is
largely responsible for tho selection Of the
resort across the Roads,
The association meets on July 18th, lSth
and 14th, and It is expected that there
will be fully three hundred members IN
attendance.
The battlcship Missouri, which has
been at tho ship yard for the past two
weeks undergoing repairs VIII leave one
day9next week. The work on her VIII
bc finished TUESDAY, bunker coal VIII be
taken at once. and the vessel will prob
ably sail "Wednesday, Stores are peiAs
loaded now.
The Missourl's hull mas receiven d new
coat of paint and the plates Injured IN
the collision with the Illinois have been
repaired Extensive repairs have been
made in the after turret IN which the
explosion occurred
Judge Barham, In the corporation
Court has rendered decision IN me
case of the Newport News National Bank
against the city of Newport News In
favor Of the city. holding that all incor-
porated banks must pay the tax on
capital stock imposed by city ordinance,
Tho banks claim that the tax should be
collected from the individual stock own
ers, and not from the Institution Itself
The case will go TO me Court % Ap-
peals as the question Is being tested by
all the banks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
HAVE NEW STABLE.
One is Ordered Built for the re
nartment OF Health.

The Committee on Health met met, IN a 'ns
after dIsposns q many matters altsriiae q for n
routine nature decided 70 aag of large
p peuy nrisk stable on vacant ground at Tue
s ntahles OF the department at Mafsha'l
and Fifteenth Streets, ~,
Proposals sor putting on haa nsW w ye9s
over The old main staple na, ndad IN q,
S Manning for the work he being the low !,
ssa hldder, other bidders We're James y,
phillips aud Son and John E' Rose aha
Company r,,ara a; Health
,t,n,.taa thnt the work OF enlarglns Lne
tn apa OF the crnnatory was Well unoer
way, and that i you'd not be many ,ai ~ Gays
Serore the work would DO completes.
Tbs new eaasYmeat seaaased sof 'as W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
RAISE BY coFFER DAMS
Work Of Restoring Pocahontas
Raoins at Once.

The sunken steamer Pocahontas, q q 3 I he
Virginia Navigation So oi snyhne pnreI at
her dock in Rockets. is to be raised ny
the Baxter wrecklng Company, of, Of S Sesi
York the raising Of the vessel e WI S @ho
her owners or the nn ha.Yt s,n pr rob
ably, SLIGHTLY less. Even then the steamer
viii be rebult and restored 70 lis tor dnns
BY the insurance companles' ,ha .cof,or
dam method. THAT is to say, water .tsi
eht Compartment, embracing the ent, ri
area Of the vessel viii be h, so incosre
and the water pumped from TINS o 't.eo from
the e' hold This done, the vessel VIII rise
and float again naturally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
;oNFEpERATE9vETERA rams REUNION
u NASHVILLE, TENN., UNI :. 10
1 eO4. Low RATE VIA SOU & Il 5s%t

June 10th to 18th, Inclusive. the South
ern Railway will sell special low "a . te 4
excursion tickets from all points ON, w
.,,nes1to Nashville and return. account
Of the above occasion, limit June 18TH
Rate from Richmond to Nashville antlS
return Will be 1910; comparative low
rates from all other points.
BY deposit OF ticket with joint agent
Nashville, and payment Of fee Of fifty
cents, return limit will be extende.d q to
date as late as July 10TH. This offers a.
splendid opportunity to visit the World By
FAIR, as we'll as the Reunion, s4a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

OF the famed Black Horse Cavalry, led
In tho singing. supported by. several of
his old comrades In arms and their sons
and daughters. .
They were making the evening air
tremulous with the strains Of America.
as clambered into the hack and started
on that I'VE mile drive to the railway.
i,@5 WALTER EDWARD HARRIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
Two River Boats Libelled.

A libel has been filed in the clerks ono once
Of the United states District Court hy q
i, Vaughan and COMPANY, through a,.S 2,
tori,eys, against the drill boat No, J. and
The sand blower. another boat belonging
to IN Clement shafer. The amount OF Of
the libel against the first nam a1ed poa1 ms IS
iibellee Yesterday gave bond and secured
release Of the boats from the custody OF
the marshal, l0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
Library Closed at Night Now.

With the close of May the opening % q
September list. The record shows that hat !,
large number of persons nave ,N, ka.s'
the library in the evening. and that )! Keep
ing it open is no longer an eX iIp;tea me
library library at hight, and the average was
we'll maintained. The record for winter
evenings will largely exceed the warm
weather. figures. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
"FlNEsT coAsTWisE TRIPS IN THE
WORED.n giSsS5

"a providence and return, 5000; !nclud-,
ing meals and room, Via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk: daily lire to New York. Ticks
cts on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio o. ana
Norfolk and Western Railway Offices
NO. $40 East Main Street.
M r. n. WRIGHT.
Ff Agent. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
SUPREME Court Of Appeals.

The summer term Of the Supreme Court
OF APPEALS of Virginia will heegin nt
Wythevile next TUESDAY, and VIII h pro nl
important causes are to be argued there
ana opinions will be handed down to
many heretofore argued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
poN,I GO 10 ST. Louis

Before calling upon the undo signed for
descriptive matter and information relat--
tive to lowest rates via Washing ton or
Baltimore. and the superb through trains lin!
OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CRoyal
Blue. only zone night on train.
Through Pullman and unexcelled D y y
Ing Car service. "a. g 4. IA . y,
sla Amply to ticket agents-Byrd Street.
Elba. and Main Street stations. Southern
Railway or Richmond Transfer COM
pany, or address 81
ARTHUR G. LEWIS. ~
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, Norfolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

partment, consisting In part Of two I. new
Street sweeping machines and three
street sprinkling wagons, besides several
teams. will soon be In operation and az. be
Of great assistance in cleaning the streets
and Improving their condition genera!ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
"a DIP -IN- THE. OCEAN.

VIRGINIA BEACH is REFRESHING
only SLIPS round trip on the TRILBY''''3.
Exclusion EVERY SUNDAY. Special
Fast Vestibuled Train leaves Byrd Street
station at $3.50 a, M. Through to Vir-i
glnia Beach without change OF cars.
THREE hours longer at the Beach than
any other route. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
POLICE REPORT.
COMMISSION OF LuNAcY.

COMMISSION. OF LUNACY.
A commission OF lunacy was held In
the case of Frank Armistead by Squire
Jordan. Or. Rucker and DR.. I. S. Ma
thews, and the man was declared insane.
He was ordered to be taken to- the East
ern State Hospital. He is now being held
at the almshouse. His mania Is TO de-
stray his clothng and to- injure himself,
although he displays no violent inten-
tio1s toward others. NJ, 4, g4s
MI COURT NOTES.
Squire Cheatham Will hear Armistead
Lewis and his wife, colored. on Friday,
on the charge of refusing to pay their
fares on "a Petersburg car
SYDNEY Preston colored, Will be heard
on the same day, on the charge OF OBJ
tanning a bottle OF liquor on false pre-
lenses, Willie Foster left the Bottle on
a car, and Preston claimed It.
There were no cases before Mayor Maui
rice yesterday. 800, s
Tbe street Committee will meet at 9
o'clock tonight.
Miss Adah Cooke 10 better. 8
Miss Bessie Taylor Is Ill at her nome,
No IL East Fourth Street.
The Manchester delegates to the stale
convention have been asked to support
Mr.. Tom Hicks for electorlfrom MS DIS
trct. ~ 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
LOW RATES TO NASHVILLE, TENNIS
ON ACCOUNT MEETING OF CON-
FEDERATE VETERANS, VIA
SEABOARD AIR LINE RWY.

QUICK TIME, SPLENDID EoUlPMENTis
FAST SCHEDULED, }F AZ 4. +, IS
The Seaboard offers a most attractive
route, i, from Richmond and other points In
Virginia to Nashville. Tenn. Two trains,
a day. making close connections for r
Nashville, over the famous Battleheld
mauga. Tickets on sale June 10th 18th.
" l,lf lLmrl illinlr June lSln. out limit can
be extended until July 10th by payment
of fee of fifty cents. Remember you can
and get to Nashville in time for opening
Cali or write undersigned before pur-5
c''asii's Nv. M. TAYLOR. g. IT,. A.
II. s. LIZARD. ID. p. IA. ggS
Phone ADS. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
Ca,1ses Ml1ch Sorrow.

THE announcement that DR.. Strange
will soon leave Richmond VIII cause
u.iGesnread regret among all classes
D,rine his short pastorate here the dis
tinguished rector of ST. Panl's has not
only endeared himself to his congr 'gl-
ton, but throughout the entire comrnu-
nifty he is known and beloved since ms ;
arrival here he has filled promlneh. !,
place in the local ministerial ranks anu nv,
BY his delightful personality and ms
thorough Kindness Of disposition, VOL
for himself an equally pro'll lheiit p' 'ol
In the hearts of the people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
DR.. STRANGE
WILL LEAVE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

committee came to notify Dr.. Strange Of
his election and inform him Of the work
he would be expected to perform as
bishop coadjptor Of East Carolina. Ing
consultation began about Q P. M, and
consumed considerably more than two
hours. 1t concluded with the statement
of the rector TO the gentlemen of the
committee that he would accept.
Dr.. strange will practically be the
bishop Of the diocese. The present bishop
II the Right Rev. A. A. Watson. whose
age approaches ninety years. He can
perform but few of the duties of the
office. nearly all Of which VIII devoive
mon the coadjutor. The conservation
will occur shortly The testimonials VIII
be forwarded at once to the standing
committees Of the dioceses and TO the
House of Bishops. and confirmation @ Is
cxpected within two or three months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

Richmonders in New York.
Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
5 NEW YORK, June Fifth Avenue-s
III. M Field; Herald Square-W. y y Mar War,
tin; Marlborough--NIlssC onaty, r, y {! acops
and wife, Mrs. M IT. Ryan, j. 8F.&yVilsor, *
5Bartholdi-R. II. Archer. Z L isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02
an !, HuNToN

M q. 3ll9I 9IIENERAD II u IOIN. I1 \.
It was nearly 2:3O o'clock when the au-
dience reassembled. and Mr.. Moore intro
duced General Epra Hunton, who. with
Hon. John tioode. who mad seat on tho
platform behind. is survivor of the Vir-
ginia Secession Convention. General Hun.
ton gave some personal recollections 81
Captain Mari. but declared he could
never agree with Marr and Scott that
the state Of Virginia should not at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

est in the Twin City League. Manager
Clement is getting new uniforms for his
men and it is likely that they will ap-
pear in them for the first time on Satur-
day. The club has been strengthened by
the signing of Holland and Charters. and
can now cope with any of the clubs with
chances OF success at any time.
LICENSE CASES.
Manchester merchants and others who
have not paid their license fees for the
year will be before Mayor Maurice this
morning to tell ..the rea son why"
There are about a score of persons
doing business here who have not gotten
their licenses under the new law They
will be subject to fine, If not paid at
once. u. x 81
POLICE REPORT
Chief Lipscomh's report of work IN the
department for May shows the following
arrests: Il .
Felony 6, an Increase Of over the
month previous: misdemeanor. II, z less
than previous months; crap-shooters, 81,
80 moro than last month; suspicious char
acters, 5. less than In April; ordinance
violations, 40, which is less than in
April
The total arrests were 10; arrests in
April. 50.
ELKS, LODGE.
Manchester Lodge of Elks went to Pc
| tersburg last night to attend the dedlca-
ton Of the new Home. A special car on
l5thc electric line was used There was a
large party, They returned after mid
night having spent Almost pleasant even
:,,.x . Z. u = { I u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

Z Hell do said number of those dear
women, and was passed on through
General Hunton strongly maintained his
position that the South loved the Union
as well as it was loved by the people OF
the North: that she did not fight to pre-
serve slavery or because she wanted the
Union destroyed. but in response to coer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

"1'he morning the convention met in
old Mechanics Hall. In Richmond. said
General Hunton. II could not get to the
upstairs room in which the convention
met, owing to the crowd of women that
thronged the room on the first floor.
FINALLY told some of the ladies must
get through; that IL the members could
not get up stairs there would be no con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

from Arlington, and save the Union IRON
threatened destruction
There was deafening applause as tho
Governor concluded. and then there were
loud calls for Judge Christian
L-..-.-t wv. ErIA NJ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-02

General Hunton related how he was APP
pointed to the command of the Eighth
Virginia Infantry THE Eighth Virginia
Infantry, God bless 'em, was the brayest
regiment, and Hunton's brigade the finest
brigade in the Army OF Northern Viz
ginia, and can prove it by Joe Cooper
and G.. r. Berkeley" declaration tina
caused the old veteran to be applauded
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
Cadets to Have Performance.

The field music of the League of
the Cross Cadets will have a special
production of the favorite comedy, I'm
Missouri" next Tuesday evening in
Native Sons Hall, Mason street. The
cast OF characters will be from the
Caldwell College of Oratory and ar
rangements have been made for an
excellent presentation. The League
Of the Cross band will give a concert
and will furnish music for the dance.
to follow the play. The proceeds go
to furnish equipment for the League
Of the Cross field music.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
SUES TO RECOVER ADVANCES
Wants Its Contribution Toward Ex-
penses of Recent National Con-
VpnffOn Returned


The failure OF the Retail Grocers'
Protective Union and. the Retail
GrOcers' Association to fulfill an
agreement OF April Z, 1903. to merge
the two bodies into one organization.
to be called the San Francisco Retail
GrOcers, Is the basis Of a suit brought
yesterday in the Superior Court by ].
9. Florence TO secure the payment of
$3.50. Florence says that he brings
the suit for the benefit Of the Protec-
tive Union and the defendants are H
G. Lackmann, J. T. Hurley and several
others.
Florence alleges that the Protective
Union deposited $3.50 to be used for
the entertainment OF the National
Convention Of Retail Grocers. recently
held here; that the money was turned
over by Daniel Keefe, trustee, to the
defendants, but was never used for
the purposes intended, and that on May
6, 1903, the two organizations held q
Joint picnic, the proceeds of which
amounted to $1,000. The Protective
Union demanded its share, $500, from
the defendants. but this sum has not
been paid. Hence the suit for $3.50
and interest
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
BUNCH OF TRANSACTIONS.

Easton. Eldridge & Co., 63S Market
street, report the following sales in
their city real estate department:
For Nellie A. Lasell to Patrick Nc
Grath, lot and improvements on the
south line of Pine street, lis feet east
of Devisadero, 22:6x87:6, and 2-story
residence, $4,000: for c. Bielowskie to
William Wolf, northwest corner of CAL
ifornia and Webster streets, 52:3xS2:7,
with three 2-story and basement dwell
ings, Nos. 2300, 1902 and 2304 California
street $4,000; for Oscar Cappelman to
F. Marx, south line of Pine street, S1A
feet west of Webster, 25x1O0, nominal
Improvements, $4,000; for Annie Phair
to John Meierdierks, lot and improve
ments on the north line of Tehama
street, 1926 feet east of Fourth, 25xSO,
six tenement flats, Nos. 26S and 26Sh
Tehama street. $6350; for f. O. Rem
strom to Mary E. Burke, northwest
corner of Church and Cumberland
streets, 64x105, and a Groom cottage,
$4,000; for the Painter estate, lots 8,
and 1S in block 156, South San Fran
cisco Homestead Association, to G. H.
Roundey, s34O; for B. and Anna De-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

on the south side of NJ street, 95 feet
west of Ninth avenue, 25x5s, ]. W.
Kelsey to NJ. Jalinski, $3.50; lot on the
west side OF Nineteenth avenue. 125
feet south Of 1 street. 25x120, ].
Thompson to William t. Craig, $3.50;
lot on the west side of Fifth avenue,
60 feet south Of Hugo street, 25x95,
P. ]. Walsh to William Koenig. $500;
lot on the south side of H street, 1926
feet west of Fourth avenue, 25x10O, A.
E. Pelton to P. j. Walsh. $1700; lot
on the south side of H street, 57:6
feet west of Fourth avenue, 25x100, T.
j. McDermott to P. j. Walsh, s1700;
lot on the west side of Second avenue,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

IS feet north Of I street, 25x95. City
Realty Company to H. L. and Mary A.
Todd. s140O; lot on the south side OF
H street. 1876 feet west of Ninth ave-
nue., 25x10O, l. Lipman to Thomas
Schad, $1,000; lot on the east side OF
Forty-seventh avenue. 100 feet south
Of c street, 50x12O. Weissbein Bros.
to L. A. and A. Robinson, $500; lot
on the east side of Forty-seventh ave-
nue., $50 feet south of c street, 25x120,
Weissbein Bros. to o. NJ. and NJ. A.
Johnson, $500.
Also in the Western Addition: Lot
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
New Sugar Company.

The Colusa Sugar Company yester-
day filed articles Of incorporation in
the County Clerks Office. The pur-
pose OF the concern is to manufacture
and deal in sugar; its capital stock is
$500. 900 and the incorporators are
Alfred D. Cutler, Guy s. Dyer of Al
varado, Francis V. Keesling, Joseph
A Chanslor Of Colusa, Tenant Har-
rington of Colusa. J. B. de Jarnatt OF
Colusa and Charles H Shaw.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
Travel to the Worlds Fair.

The quick. short route Is by the Overland
Limited. that matchless train Of the Southern
Pacific. II you've never tried the Overland
try II on your Ct Louis trip. It carries Won IN
princely fashion through majestic scenery
The round trip 10 St. Louis is SCI so: To
Chicago. passing one way through St Louis
S72 30 Tourist cars, personally conducted
through 10 ST. Louis without change ASH
a bout dates and trains at e13 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
IN THE OUTSIDE LANDS.

Baldwin & Howell report minor
sales as follows: Lot on the west side
of Twenty-first avenue, 225 feet north
of 1 street, 25x120, A. Meyer to
Thomas w. Benson. $1050; lot on the
east side of Fourth avenue, so feet
south of Hugo street, 25x95, o. c. Cap
pelmann to John T. Hat. $500; lot on
the west side of Eighth avenue, IT'S
feet north of o street, 25x120. ]. F. C.
Hoyroyd to ]. H. Johnson, $780, lot on
the west side of Second avenue. 80 feet
Dorth of l street, 50xS5, City Realty
Company to Maryan Dulfer, $2S00; lot
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
ED. PINAUD'S
CFEoNoUECED PEE-Eo)
EAUDE QUININE
HAIR TONIC

Used by people all classes and conditions the world The
sale OF ED PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE HAIR TONIC is
greater than that of all other hair combined WHY? THE
PINAUD HAIR TONIC the product OF the foremost labora
tory Europe compound ed by thoroughly trained corps
OF skilled chemists 1t the only Hair Tonic used by the crowned
heads OF Europe THE PRICE IS WITHIN THE REACH OF
ALL only beauties the hair and imparts beautiful
natural gloss but in this hawearng prevents drnes dan
d and all Of the ills scalp subject We cannot put
hair 4 bald head, but ED PlNAUDS EAU DE OUININE
HAIR TONIC viii KEEP the hair YOUR head if used
constantly. BEWARE OF MUTATIONS. SEE that the
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

AAAIE I'd. Pinaud s on each
bottle. Free sample mailed on
receipt OF &C to pay postage.
I'd. Pinaud's American OF
fec. Ed Pinaud Building, New
York City.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

The last week in the city real estate
market has not had any very striking
features. This is the dun season, but
there are some transactions of good
size to report. The deals in which brok-
ers have made returns are mentioned
below.
Shainwald. Buclbee & Co. have sold
the following properties: Lot on the
south line Of Sutter street, 20 feet front
age and width of 81 feet in the rear,
with depth of 120 feet. 57:G feet east Of
Grant avenue, for the Anglo-Califor-
SEQ GOO; lot 7S:6XS1:10 feet on the west
line of Polk street, 109 feet south Of
Clay, with two-story improvements,
from Caroline K. Gwin to Allan ST. j.
Bowie. for something like $50 900; lot
50x100 feet on the north line of Page
street, 81 feet east of Shrader, from
Charles Page to DR.. Salfield, for $1,000;
lot 25xl02 81 feet on the north line of
Washington street, 1875 feet west of
Lyon; $4,000; lot 50xs5 feet on the north
west corner of California street and
First avenue, $1,000; lot 25:sx60 feet, and
improvements. on the south side of Ell
lis street, l03 feet east of Buchanan
S7150; lot 90x127:Sh feet on the south
line Of Clay street, 100 feet east of Pre-
sidio avenue, $500: lot 3Ox1O0 feet on
the southwest corner of Clay and
Spruce streets, $500, and lot 25x125 feet
on the east line of Diamond street, 1875
feet north Of Eighteenth street, $1100
Baldwin & Howell have just closed
the sale of the lot and old improve
ments on the west side of Powell street,
1876 feet north of Post street, having
a frontage of 81 feet on Powell street
by a uniform depth of so feet. This
property was sold for the account of
Mrs. Lucy Benson, who has owned and
occupied the building as a home for
many years. The purchaser is Jesse q.
Gobey. The acquisition of this prop
erty by Mr.. Gobey, in connection with
that Immediately adjoining it on the
south, which he purchased last year
through the same brokers, gives him
a frontage on Powell street of 1876 feet
Immediately adjoining the property on
the northwest corner of Powell and
Post streets. 1t is the intention of the
owner to improve the lot with mod
ern eight-story building as soon as the
existing leases expire.
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Continued on Page "a, Column 5.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-02-25

far toward relieving the service of one
OF its worst faults al one that is caus-
ing great numbers to desert and return
to their homes.