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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
ALL-DA SESSION N Z
Fredericksburg Council Elects cts
Officers Tie y ote.
4 fSlpte.cial 4 Id The s rimes- I'd lspa tch.)

'sts Especial 10 The Times D ispat ch.)
Il FIR y Az Sc temberi
1.-The City Council III adj ourned III last
night. after having been In almost
continuous session since TO- o'clock In
the morning The 8organiz atl lon was COM
pleted by the ton &of Mr. p zs5s N /
81 Dung, Jr.,s as vice resid dent; Mr.. e. s.
Eastburn, clerk. and Major W. Il S. a En-
tbrey, recorder. Mr.. Eli Green was elected
superintendent of the city electric light
works. The Council came tota deadlock
when the election of a fourth police off
cers wasSreached. The old members of
the body voted & for the recollection Of y
III. Robinson. and the new members dc
sired to re place him with w o. Pound
a new man. Nearly one hundred and
fifty ballots were taken. y he twos men!
tying on each vote. Finally It was seen
that the balloting would continue In;
definitely and an a greement was reached
to postpone the election until the regular
meeting Of the Council, september h.!
Meantime Q fflcer r binson will continue
3togserve.
\ Mr. AZ II. Rowe Isl erecting a modern
residence on Washing ton Avenue.
Mr. William + I. u.s. Rice is building a
handsome resld ence on his lot on N,er
Main Street. II TX u
Colonel e. D. Cole has sold to Mr.
b, Gray, two handsome building lots on
SWashingt ton Avenue. where Mr.. Gray ex-
poets to build a home. 81 81
& Mrs. 2. H. Randall, OF & Stafford, has
purchased OF Colonel IF. d. Coseg and Mr..
F. p. stearnes, a fine building q lot on
iF'auquier Street, on which she will build.
s5 The dinner and picnic by; "a the Junior
Order American Mechanics. OF King
George resulted a aislng az fund is of
Snea rlyf $50 for the trca slry Of the order
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MUNICIPAL AL
CONFUSION
The Action Of the Ne wCouncil
Baked BY Public
Sentiment. *
LOCAL PAPERS WITH VI 'l'I.' THEM 4 Il: N
The Whole Mattersto be Fought
Out in tic Saplclne Court.
Burglars Arrested.
sr.e,,l q IRE rimeis,. pispatct,.]

ESPECIAL ID The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, September 2.--Tllc ac-
3tion OF the new Councils last night In
ioustinE all Of the city officers elected
BY the old ring Councils was the sole
topic for discussion to-day The good
government men averred that the ring
would have no peg to stand upon in the
Supreme Court and even II tina t body de-
scided that the old Councils acted within
their authority that the ordinance passed
BY the new Councils precluded any posi-
biiity OF the officers elected ~ the old
Councils taking their positions
Judge Brooke and w. II. Taylor, attor-
jneys for the ring men, stated that the
new Councils had no right to alter the
ordinances and said that the matter
would be fought8to q. finish. gss
N EyV5 POLICE ~ USTLOE
Bruce Simmons, the new police JUS
Ftice, said to-day I hat he did not know
whether he would start q court in oppo-
stion to Justice Loyal. elected By he
old Counclls. but + It is a1parent that Mr..
Simmons will wait un til some court eli her
here or the Supreme Court finally de-.
scides the matter. ISL m s5ts sis ss
88Neverin the political history Of the city
{ has tn er eebnseuf PoutassCd mbfwkypf
has there been such a tangle, Blu. he
differences will soon be adjusted. y either
BY the Supreme Court. which meets 9 I
sStaunton y shortly or by: proceedings
brought SinS the local courts. All OF the
local papers uphold the acts OF the new
Councils, saying that It was the will
OF 5the people hat the new Councils
should make the ap pointments ssB
The ring ppears to be on Its last y LEI legs
II orfolk. B. I. 81
ssS, n. 3 BURGLARS "a IA
s# j ck Wilson and ia OK Ryan sal Ito to
be notorious burglars, al under arrest
here, charged with robblng the post
once at Port Mort ok The prisoners had
a hear ring day and were held for he
United States grand jury 7 - menu 7
SIS said. are a lso wanted for obbing the
fpostofflce at Charleston s. G.. and II Pc,
tersburg. The safe In the Port Norfolk,
ONCE was blown open some time back,
and II considerable money and stamps
taken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
LADY b ABLY HURT.
Horses Wreck Buggy and Drag
Her u nder It. II b.

Especial X The Times Dispatch. III
AIoNTER EY,i,EY A.,. Sept. 2.-yMrs, John
th!S gu i ssyi9gjsy
She was accompanled by q her son. M
Willis Gibson, and the team took fright
at q nearby TIRES hing outfit Mr.a Gib,
a detached trace. VIII en- t he team wheeled,
knocked him down, upset a, ana dirag lse
left q wreck. 7wlth4the ged lad bruised,
blssdng and une sI q ,> ,,bsopi
was sufficiently res tored 70 Ge carried
her home niles dlStant l1,te 81
'syrl6a fheti ia Young men. a Under8the care
81 81, 3. the unfortnana g ALA lady
Is Thought TO- be ana alenous,
looked for by friends, =
Mr. g. j. Hiner.. no owns one .of the
boast ofDthe finest Yield OF oats eyer l,ar-
HghalanaSd;
over sixty bushels to the acre. Il s8S
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FIRST SETTLER DEAD
Killed 81 Sticking ! His 4 Finger
$s5s With 4 Bait Bucket.

lt3 (SpeCItII{ 10 W. Z 595
BLUEFIELD.SS ~ a.. 9 ptem EN- "a -
- ara allied u Kenlova by the death of
their father. About t ten avs a go 3 as as:
MI. Hart was preparing iorsa hshing
:trip.3s he stuck a small piece OF the wire
on tie balt bucket into his finger He ;a'!
thought 4 nothing OF ]; the matter at the
time. as the bl ood VIC $ not even Ira w I
.but soon a forwards tie finger be gan tp
swell and within Ia few de ys NJ 1000 t't'
poison deyelo ped. fters three "a s y 9 6
Intense suffering death released y1lll4
sfrom ali pain $9 =. j,
M Hart was a ged about s. years mad
WAS ffc bon eer settler OF KenoYa flay-i
Ing many years ago erected the first
house In that town. went to Is en-
:soyn ht9a time when that entire section
was little better than a wi derness. and
has resided there ever SIM 81 f W 81
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5WATlTERsoN AT EsoPUs.
Veteran Editor Confers With
Candidate About Situation.
ByAssociatcd Press.)

VI H
EsoP1Js, n. ", September 2 Henry
8Watterson, the Kentucky editor and ora
tor, came to Rosemount to-day with Mrs.
3Watterson. and discussed With judge
Parker certain details Of the Dem ocratic
campaign from the point Of view Of one
who has participated actively In seven
political conflicts. Mr.. Watterson is in
the. East for the purpose Of attending the
meeting OF Democratic editors, which Is
to be held Il New fork n ex t weeks. he
conference lasted some time, and the
editor and his wife remained to luncheon.
returning to New ork I'm the fte al no IN
prospects for Democratic success this
fall, but agreed with many other old and
experienced party lead that II Is vel
too early; to & make an intel fore
cast. ii. s3'is5S lsg 33g,8
sci have confidence In he reports from
all parts o Is the country that the Demo
cratic party Ii thoroughly united .''S he
Ia, a ..The party will POLL Its normal
vote, but this Will be true also 20 q tho
Republican party This yea r, as II, NAM 1i
former years, the Independent vote Z VIII
be the decisive element. ~ and slt appea 81 p
to me that the trend Of this vote g to-
ward Judge Parker.
Regarding MS plans loFs Wy,
Inc said: as "a 5.
HI My Iabors will be confincd to my own
particular sphere. and 81 sha II extend my
writing to- do as much for .Judg et Pa rker
,as IN ca IL have not been Fon Sthe sstu imp
since 1892. I said at tina time tina 81
would not attend q. Their ma tional conven-
/ lion Sor again go on the stump. sF Is vas
IN sever, COS ecutive conventions. and feel
that Il have done my part. was asked
/ TO q make an a ddress next " ednesdayt
night TO- the Democratic editors who 2 re
4 is meet IA New 5SY ork,s arl6 y have G
Bcepted. on this occasion II have decided
3tos spea Ak from the subject: u! = we're a
;Republ,ca h. q I'LL were Ia Rephbli lean nov.
81 would vote for Parker, and in my q g.
dress i will tell why would vote i @.
him 7. - =, y 3,
There was consid BILE surpri at = oseTTs
mount this evening hen a correct Lon was
made Of a statement issued In the morn
Ing 70 the effect tina Jusge % a II ! =
Parker had completed their Arrange men en- 5
for a ST. Louis trip. It IS ow snnoun ced
that Judge Parker has chan ged his sinino no
Yin regard to IA he tr p: and all pr g pa
sbilitfes will not leave gan Y.
during III carnpaig n ts @ind toou
that n good reasons were present 60 81 IS, =
SIndses h Pa rker In srgument gainstsHt e
proposed trip. and that the a pa 10 onmens
~ The prog rannme isl the result SO TAR ~
As Is now intended. Judg Park WI, W Y
make no speeches during the cam1palgn
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King &c org g curt.

A M Especial to The { = lines plspa tel y
CONFORM. VA, Ser T. a,ZTha SEPTEMBER e
Yesterday al " u id John p, Mason presld,
ins, The q le bra ted case OF +. Raker
VS.. u, b Rol Inns. appea!e d tro th ,,s
DOCKET Az al the Jury brought Ina verdict
for Baker sustaiuinE the lower court,
Mr. II. 4 II Is ii inter Qualified as deputy
-shsrl e for King George VI IA II 4 ,or
robbinEs tie al re OF g 4. z. I,eof fler. at
sDuca tone lig at la st wee Moore Is N
jail and may 8at bis term ot,t ~
Thes Il. o. &. "A. NJ srea ized bout $50
from their annual eDtertal 2 lAst
Tuesday eorgEe ,G.9uF.Eh s' cons
ch,irch realized a handsome sum yesters
day from a, 4 Ella borate dinner servv "a M
the crowd In attend ice at Cpl
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KILLED. K. B Al. Pl'IsTl0 j
FALL ING I FROM HIS, POCKET

Special 10 The Times Dispatcl.) M ISL
NJ CHRIsTIANSBURG A., September.
io-Edward Ferguson a young white man
shot and killed himself here last night
He was working in the depot and went
for a drink at a spring nearby and In
STOPPING down TO drink vi q 8 Tc AID libre'
Colts pistol fell from his pocket and
fired. tire bullet, striking hint in u the
jforehead He wasfnot found for over g n
hour a afterwards but was still alive. and
told how it happened. Medical aid was
summoned, /; but he soon died He leaves
a widow, who he had married q year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Strike Of Miners
lp,, ., q 4 ~ prc,,..a,.

~ 81 (ByB Associated Prcss) s Y,
.toi1t conference Q 4 mine Workers and
opera tors Of District No 10 ad journedi
Tonight AT g. O. clock. The Jul imatYm OF
the Operators, demand Ing q. reducti ton I
sever, per cent in THO wage scale, WI 20
submitted to the var Gus unions through
~; lbvsl each Union on septem ber 7th: y. q
m ajority Of the unions ;vot q fayora bly, on
the reduction, IA contract for the ensuing
ma iority the unions vote against the
frsIiuc tIon,f a. strike will be Z dec AIRED 1. In
the meantime the men are to keep at
work, li IL 5g
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Il..,EIow a q oulng Man Climbs. %

z n yoIng N ems meetih ~ MnTFoWI
H9u hslefsb rs ~ ~
years lias been pa AZ
IseH ( 9sang 4 ~ 4.
8bitions md H. Tie ssry Ice 9i beg ll
lppirSU,mptly n 1880 b, lock 81 III donH 81
M aaIiiasiSf yIn No The solp!st 8 5I
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sALBEMARL. sP' y Is ].
Crop Around Alton Good and ID
& + oreign Buyers After Them
tspecIal 10 The Times Dispatch.) n

Especial { to q The Times Dispatch.) IS
ALTON. A., Sep "a ~ ton IS last 8
Ding points on the Chesap eake, and Ohio
road fourteen good subs tai q stores
are being supplied through this 1, d 11 g :
lis being shipped dali w besides IL large
output small fruit ana chest-
THE 4 pple crop this year IS very good. !
and the buyers for aforei gn mark is ar. az
alread " Ginning TO in sPect ne i irvs
pippln orchards ins this vi clni
IS Several Scarloads of the. finest walnut ~
logs were shipped from AZ ton this week.
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Tennessee i, mn 3, y, Troops & Leave

& NASHVILLE, N TEN NJ. Z. Sept ember r.
Ten 4 companies OF the first Regime nt..
National Guard Of Tennessee, left here
at midnight tonight over the Nashville.
Chattanooga and st. Lsuis abroad for
Manassas, ! Va. to part clpate IN the
army manoeuyers$ there. The req ment
is commanded by Colonel W. G. Ia tom.
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ALEXANDRIA lMILITARY.;
Promotion in the Ranks Oft
&. s.35 for Manassas.

,g T5s1 SpecIal MO l@THe Eji
ALEXANDRIA,5v Al Sc pt.S 2.---The2 Alex
andria Light Infantry, ompanys g. Seey-s
.entieth Virginia Reg this evening n Is
Cochran. 81 capita in =: Frank u. Il Slaymaker;i
first lieutenant; 4 Charles Pierpont econd
The choice was IN the line. OF
and the electio on was made ecessarXt by
the recent promotion OF B Ga ptain& lanes
E.King to- be ma I, q. W. =, !.
THE company vii leave So turday 1or
Mnnl SSaS
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Sto,w,,e-Arnold.

n Mr.. 4 .8 81 stowe and NJ ISIS X q tharipe
s ssn OF Reg. AIr.s ddlck "Wednesday
night attn O'clock. .gi .s;8 W.
Miss b Arnold Is the dau Is liter OF Mira.
manor; this CITY They will mai e. their
home at No. 1o6 Ia Sou tn Fl Inc Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Y0VRS#F0R3 i bright COMPLEXION.
n eaith's Criterion g nterred by N ancock',
ta lIuuld SULPHUR, Sis III

8Heaith's Crltsrlo nS g onterred BY 1ancock,s
Llquldg Sulphur. y38
II Inactive glands Of N HE " face larbor ring,
IN minute dust pa ut icles, causes nc eTrtllei
most prevalent facial sblemisls a n,png larI
dies. VI III IS. 81
h An effective tonic for The skin, Han
cook 8 LIQUID Sulphur an liyeTls the facial
glands & To act on nd af fords Ea bright
BcornpJ ex Ion, thus 4 et1 tla rlein ma tllFal
isbsaptY 81
sS Inn atuye. igrea test ernie "A
cock LIqii ID 4; plplnls cllres aene,y
Itch, & lie rpass ring ~ pm, pi prlckly
Sl1 eat diph tharia, ca Ca nd ~
lcerR ed condit ions the mouth Flqsis
athroat I, b scalp; and Isllrr. and
scalds have IN n an etf rem cd
Consult yolis and write for
booklet ia ,scls "a s','s mr. Coz
BAL .nors. Nd. "a l,SS
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SPEND S IND
Gee, View, and Buckroe

81 round trip via CT d q. q Aeirs,olls,
Two fast trains, 81 100 and h, A " NJ Zen
hours at the seaside q hres hours lolEslg
,pts ocean View than y anY. 0treg Toa Is.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
PLANS FOR
Tie FIGHT
Quiet That Precedes the Storm
Prevails in the Man
oeuvrc Zone.
.cclDEN1 AT MANASSAS.
Two Enlisted Men Injured Yes
terday at Observation Tower. D
The Troops Gathering.

B5t9 e .s tBy5 Associated press.) ~ 8
CORPS HEADQUARTERS, GA1NEG.
WILLIE, VA, Sept. 1.-The quiet that pre-
Ecedes the storm prevailed In the three
#rnaroeuvre camps to-day The pro-
grarnne OF practice marches and scouting
for tho purpose Of gaining familiarity
with the country was continued. General
sCorbin, accompanied by his staffand Cap
tain Brewers troop OF the Seventh Cav
airy rode during the morning. General
Bel III command of dIvislcN No. 2. at
Thoroughrare, put in the day In the sad -
die and General Grant, who Is to ats
tack General Bells forces Monday night
did likewise. i 'i
@ Under Medical Treatment.
There are upward 81 fifty men under
medical treatment In the two main camps
4 atgthe present time. An accident nItheS
construction Of an observation tower at
Manassas resulted In the injury OF two
enlisted men. The medical corps esti-I
mates hat the percentage of sick in
camp Is no greater than usual among the
same number OF men,. The medical corps
lis to take advantage Of the manoeuvres3
for IT'S own development and as an OBJ
fject -lessor to the mllitai.g Persons are
to be put out ofsfaction with specific
wounds, at. the ratio OF two to a company.
These men are to be cared for and treat
ed the same as Il n 7 hey were actually
wounded in the manner I'M which they
are to be agged. N Il In this way, the an1-s
ibulance and hospital corps Will have an
active part in the campo gn. Most OF the
militia troops wiit chS are to participat e5
lin the man0euvres are now on their way
and will begin to arrive early tomorrow.
The transportation Of the troops is one
Sof the lessons TO- be taught by the man
$oeuvres and great preparations are being
made by5t the OF icialsS Of the Southern Rail
way to make the lesson perfect In all de-
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Two n Chickens Lost. 4

.8S Five thousand re gular3 army troops haveg
been roaming a. territory CONF Using 65 ~
900 acres Of " ginias farms for early.
ported thus FAR has been the loss of two
chickens. When "A the farmers q Of the
Vancouver zone were 5ap roac he'd by army
officers with a prop post Ion to lease their!
lands for the 1nanoeuverst they were given
pledges that here yvould be no depredta-5
filled toBsthe letter. Ne damage board. 3
consisting OF VIII lam II. 4 Brown an ex-;
officer Of the COME derat e. army and bank
err and farmer OF Gainesville; g olonel John
"a. Hull, of 81 the judi e-ad vocate apart y
tment gof the army, and II Cap in sT.-85
IGrimsle ley, Of the TWelf Eth re giment Of
Virginia rational Guards ,g has been Or
jganized. The damag to farms caused by
the camps and ma noeuvers is to come be-
fore this board Y for ad justments and pay
Sment !. " ich Is to be- maj BY an 2 u
fnronrJ a : Inn nv COnpre S.
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instructions to Umpires.

Colonel Wagner. chief 4 umpire 'of D tn the
5monoeuvres. to-day gave final instruc--j
lions q to- the fifty umpires under him.
This force Is divided evenly between the
two camps Each camp has a d ivisioni
umpire !; each 3 brigade has an umpire
who Is I In command Of the umpire for
each re inent@ in 4 the brig ade.. The CHIEF
umpire $S for each division is pla ced in
possession OF the plans OF the commander
of the division, and 4 Colonel Ter IS
placed In possession Of the plans Of both
division command ers. The umpire 3 has
equal command of the troops over hicf
he lis presiding with their comma nding|
Sofilcers.a He can rule them out Of q a 81
stiongat any time lie secs flt and also can
rule out any number Of men. The Chief llLf'3
umpire speaks with the authority OF the;
corps Commander on the feld e. "a
THE umpire has In a great degree To-
take the place of bullets, and It is his
duty to make an action between troops
simulate as near as possible 9actual r.:
faro. Is IN all Of the problems. the UNI plres3
are never to a " ii oops to come 4 to-
hand to- hand enga gements. 3s
3 The reports OF the umpires are made
Immediately ut the conc usion OF an ac-55
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NOTICE n OF q F,IRs ST MEETING OF
~ III = DIsTRfeT GonRr on III ID
81 United STATES & TO r. THE "a ST
II Err N DIsIRIc CT OF, VIRGINIA. Il
@s II the sMatterso az sS5 u No, $50. ~
SfT d " m IrTiI PPM 5s385 ~ In NJ
\; Bankrupt. Bankr lIE1I ~
10 the creditors JAS H. F1 a r r1, y.
II and district OF a foresaid, bankrupt, q. &,
Notice hereby E!yen thai o. s ia JAs
H. FLlPPlNs was ia ly adjudlcated 9
that rst 81 mest| n|i,c q
Room No, 10, Post flee Build l1I,;ll
mond, on the stl IAi /, oF " s1 ,i,rs
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove. their claims, appoint q
trustee. examine the bankrupt and ia MS
act such other business sas may properly
d e0 '' n F2O.S Fl l4LEY, "A
4S V r eferee IN Bankruptcy,
g. s. ~ n rihirookmorton, Attorney for Bank
rupt. fi5 35 z. 3 s$s sgii3 SssS4 38
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- Z. Y q az "
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE RI OF III RsT MEETING OF'
CREDIToRS.@ jS, !, I, s.
l8THE&DISTRICTsC OURTaOF,.T E p
EDNSTATES TO r. HE I. EAST: T.
ERN DISTRICT OF AZ .3s
1p d : a MA an 4 d e:
Bankrupt ;4 Bank
no the creditors Of FRANK BuTLER,f
& OF Fri edmond y In the county of Hen RIG o.
III and district of a oresaid bankrup Y.
hereby giX,ent II that -, rRs I
sJIBUTLER was dulyladjudicated q bank
Srupt: and that the, first eeting q q his
creditors will be !, my o1 y Room
Ma, On Il he B sth DAY OF Sc I',r.,,tsA
ID at 10 o, lock In the forenoon, at
which time tile said 3credi tors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint a trustee, eX-s
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
OF her business as may proper " come be-
s.S a 5 a RO. Fl. TALLDY, .
s53 Re feree In Bankruptcy
s., e kelley, SAttorney for 3ankrupt. Il
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little bon hot TO
DEATH BY a HUNTER

specla to This Tines ID spatcnl :. "a
,8RLuEiI lIEllpy VA, sept,3 "a
distressing accident occurred near Oak
Grove. In this county yesterday morn. +
Ing @ Willis sta ford, AGED lii. son a ~
Joseph stal ford, accidental " Hhot 81 ana 4
killed Evans cauesen berry. aEed SEVEN
son of i II. j, Quesenherry who recently
moved to this county from Fatfi ~,
county. 81 VA, The Quesenberry boy I hi
}iris aE fence corner. and w hon YOUNG stat
ford. who was squirrel hunting passed
sha saw the TO 9 s. he ca p g aesen ~ y
was wearing. and thinking Il was soma
kind ~. an animal fred, the load ef
shot taking Ell Get sillss HE face and head
OF the tile fellow The remains 8, ,Ill
I'D taken ia Patrick county for Inter-
sment.: n rs Il u ss9S #
sfS Mrs n. Franc lone. Mrs. Salvatore Co.'S
sa tia and Miss Emma jordan left to-day
Tor a two moItt as ID tour IN New YorlsS
Stat sand Canada sii.fi5 i m
Or. ID. b ksnors has returned toFthe city
Il and removed with his 10 q w HERS, to No.
4 II Sou III A DANA / Etreah ,s53 ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-14
Price 25c. 35c, soc. 75c.
Box Seats SIOO.

First published in the Daily LeadeE
September IL, 1904.)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan Coun
ty. IS.
Notice is hereby given that
2. w. Clark
has this day filed in the office of the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition, asking that license b.
granted him to sell at retail. malt.
sDirituOus and vinous liquors on
Lots Is and 80, block IS, Fifth ward,
City Of Guthrie, in said County and
TerritorY.
If no protest be filed on or before
September q, 1904,
his petition will be granted and
license Issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said County hereto AFFIXED this
12h day Of September, 1904
(SEAL.)
-@- N. }. c. Johnson,
County Clerk.
By ]. N. Burnett, Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-14

30 days. Tickets sold Sept. s. 1a. 20.
"a and Oct. 1itn.
Colnnist rate to Northwest.
from Sept 10 TO oct. is Santa Fe
sells one way colonist tickets a.
greatly reduced rates to northwest.
billings, Montana s24.65; Livingston.
Logan and Clnnibar and intermediate
points and Helena, Butte, Anaconda,
szs s., Spokane. wash. and intermedi-
ate points. S2s.65.
California. Sept. Is to oct IS, colo
mist one way tickets to nearly all
California points. $500.
sar Francisco and Los Angeles.
Round trip tickets, account knight
Templars and oad Fellows meetings.
Sid Aug. IL to Sept. 10. good to re-
turn Oct. 23rd. $500.
BunalC. Niagara Falls. Chautauqua
lake points. Cleveland. Ohio. and De
troit, Mich, one fare plus 5000, sold
daily until Sept. 80. good for so days.
Chicago and return, sold daily I'M
til Sept. 30. $3.50, gvod to return to
Oct. 81 F. J. Best. Agent.