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DEATH RECORD.

Brown. Cyrus. colored. %. Freedman's Hosp.
Garter. Wu. co,0red, n, Wash Asylum Hosp
Garter. Vim. IT,, ooloIed- %, , His Ct ma
Dalv. John. white. O.. Home for Age
Gallant VIM 81. white. 81. Govt Hosp Tor
insane.
Kearney. Edu O.. white. 28 Providence Hosp
Kuhn Bernard white 80 Garfield HOSP.
I.ansr1sr. Jacob j. white "a. 1913 ~ f. ne.
Ifeiinardt David T.. white. s., +. %. building
loud. Ada b.. white, 81 +32 81. nv.
Loveioss Alice 81. white. months, IwininG
City. ID. &.
Manning. Carrie. white. SD. Wash. Asylum Hosp
nelson. John b.. Co,ored, 40, Freedmans Hosp
Owen Ella. white, 4 months. 1917 y r.. me-
R.Uin, Robert " white IN. Gl3 N ~.
s,,.la- Io-rahiue A. white, Gl3 q 81. So.
~,oufcr. Agnes M white, 90. 900 II. ~.
webb. s. Boil. col0rcJ : mos. Garfield. ID. C.
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HEISKELL & M'LERAN.

We desire 20 call the attention Of PROPERTY
OWNERS 10 our splendid facilities for renting
and managing property OF individuals and
tates our equipment, location, and long ex-
uerience in renting properties IN the District d
Colurnbia should commend Us Renting and
leasing property and collecting rent is a profess
sion In itself. requiring a thorough knowledge OF
tbe law relating 90 landlord and tenants, and
evf.ar;ance in Selecting tenants We have
re1taI DEMAND GREATER than our SUPPLY.
Your property Will pay when property managed
consult Us about rents
Heiskell & McLeran, 1908 F 81. N. W.
au2e-2Ot
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DIED.

KEARNEY- Wednesday. SeptCm-
Der a. 1904. at Providence Hospital.
EDWARD G. KEARNEY. aged twenty
seven years. IL
WALSH - on Wednesday. September
"A. 1904. WILLIAM WALSH aged thirty
two years. To
ROUGH-Suddeniy at Har-
risburg. Pa. on Tuesday, September j.
1904 ROBERT CASKIE. son Of James
r. and Margaret @. LcughbOrough. NJ
Washington. aged tweuty-eight years
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hia Golf Club. Of Washington, Is a favor
ite FOR The championship. He was the
winner OF last years tournament. anG
although the doctor says he IS "A bit of
his stroke. he is. nevert heless. conceded
to have the best chance for the top
hoDOrs. Dr. Harlan was among the
list 20 tee on this morning. and was
paired with + H BOuJOn. OF the Balti-
more Country Cluh
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MARSHAL HOLDS
FAMOUS LIST NO. |
Waggaman's Notes and Sc
curities Surrendered.
NOW IN OFFICIAL CUSTODY
Schedule of Assets and Liabilities Not
Ompleted-Attorney in Ig-
norance as to Time.

The now famous List No l. OF notes
held by Thomas L Waggaman was
taken possession Of today by Chief Dep
uty United States Marshal William 4.
Robinson. I'm accordance with the or
der OF Justice Anderson.
Deputy Robinson, with the marshal 5
attorney. Judge c. G. Cole. spent most
of the morning and a portion of the
afternoon at Mr.. Waggaman's office
making arrangements for the transfer
of these notes. together with other
notes, stocks. bonds. and securities in
the possession OF Mr.. Waggaman. Irv-
ing Williamson. attorney for the plant
in in the suit. assisted in the work.
Checking the Entries
All papers held by Mr.. Waggaman
relating to List No. J. were examined.
and each note was checked. with the
corresponding entries on the list. As
this list is said 10 include over 81, 200, 600
worth of notes. the accounting necessar-
lily required considerable time. and it
was not until well in the afternoon that
the task was completed. Many stocks
and bonds were also turned over 70 the
custody Of the deputy marshal.
BY the terms of Justice Anderson s
order the marshal win remain custodian
Of the notes and other securities of Mr..
Waggaman until Il further order from
the court. He is also directed to collect
and hold all rents from any OF the prop
critics owned by the plaintiff.
Schedule Not Ready.
AR Williamson stated this morning
that the schedule OF assets and liabili-
ties which has been in the course Of
preparation since proceedings against
Mr. Waggaman were first instituted. is
still uncompleted. although clerks in the
r Street real estate Office are working
constantly on il. He doesn't know
when the statement will be ready.
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curei Of Lame Back After IS Years OF
CuSfarfna

Il have been troubled with lame back
FOR fifteen years and I found a complete
recovery IN the use Of Chamberlain
Pain Balm" says John @. Bisher, Gil
lam, Ind This liniment IS also without
an equal for sprains and bruises IL IS
for sale By all druggists.
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DEPARTMENTS
COLUMBIAN COLIEGE

William Allen Wilbur, A. n, Acting Dean.
undergraduate courses, open TO prop
cry qualified men and women leading
10 degrees OF Bacnelor Of Arts and Bach
elOr OF Science
Lectures and Rotations in University
HAN, from $50 A. NJ. until 6.30 P NJ
Library. drawing rooms, and laborato-
ries open until ~ =. NJ
Regular or special courses may 5s
taken By those who can attend only af-
ter 4:30 O'Clock. Many electives; well
equipped laboratories.
Entrance examinations. September =
TO q
Graduates Of Washington High Schools
9 other accredited schools admitted
without examination.
SESSION I.arirns. Sent -,
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ARTS AND SCIENCES

qualified men and women. leading to de-
grees OF Master Of ARTS, Master OF Sci
ence, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engi-
neer, Mechanical Engineer, and Doctor
Of Philosophy
Facilities for pursuing regular and
special courses same as those in Column
bian College.
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The Southarn Home School.

Che Cary SCHOOL,, formerly or Baltimore, Nd
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
and Little Girls VIII reopen at lS65 and lsol
Mintyood Place, Washington, D. C., October
]. 1904. Regular and special courses Art
History. and Preparation for European travel
sUeciaities. Unusual facilities for the study
OF Music. Catalogues may be had. on appEca-
ton at the school.
MISS MARY GRAHAM DUFF. Principal
so5-coss-.llt
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Henrv St. GEORGE i-ucker. ~

henry 81 Ueorge ucker, Ii D., Dean
Three years course, leading to degree
OF Bachelor of Laws, and q special
course Of one year in Patent Law. lead
ing to the degree OF Master OF Patent
Law
Session begins October 3. Lectures
from 400 until G:30 p. NJ
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OPENING OF KANN'S
HOUSEHOLD DEPAR TMENT
Great Change Wrought-Furnishings
and Kitchen Goods a Big Feature
of the Establishment.

It's open,
Kann's new house furnishing depart
ment
And under most auspicious' conditions.
At s o'clock this morning the public
was for the first time given the opportu-
nifty OF seeing what a great change hao
been wrought by three months inces-
SAINT work in that part OF the mammoth
store allotted TO things for home COM
fort. The department has been en-
laTged to just twice it's former size.
the stock has been more than doubled,
and better facilities have been provid-
ed for the great quantity Of household
goods
For three months the department has
been undergoing elaborate changes in
accordance with improvements planned
20 bring Il Up TO the standard Of the
most modern and ideal mart for the
sale Of househol darticles. To be con-
WINGED that this idea has been carried
out IN every particular IL is only neces-
sary TO visit the store, and see what an
active part enterprise and energy have
played in the project.
Chief Feature Of Store.
The new department is now one Of
the chief features Of the store and IS
probably unexcelIed by any establish
ment I'm this part OF the country Ev-
erything in the way of house furnish
lngs ard kitchen goods is included in
the enormous stock Different grades
of articles, with corresponding prices.
have been Installed 90 suit the pocket
book Of every customer, SO that persons
OF limited means. as well as the more
prosperous may feel confident they will
not be prevented from buying on ac-
count OF The value Of the goods on sale.
To make the occasion Of the opening
more suspicious the prOprietOrs Of the
store have arranged special cut price
sale, 10 continue for three days. Great
reductions have been Elade in the Urices
Of ali articles-reductloEs that appeal
strongly 20 the housekeeper For q
trivial sum. II is possible 10 buy ,hings
that have hitherto demanded almost
double the price
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MEDICINE

Two complete courses Of lectures, reci-
tatiOns, laboratory. and clinical work
Will be given duitnR the year, beginning
at $3.50 A NJ. and at 40 p. NJ
Session begins September -.
The best facilities for laboratory and
clinical work are afforded in the new
buildings for the Hospital and the Medi-
cal School. FAN examinations on Sep
rarober
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Founders.
David J. Brewer, IL. D.,
Justice United States Supreme Court
Henry Billings Brown, IL. D.,
Justice United States Supreme Court
Walter c. Clephane, IL. NJ,
Secretary Of the University.
Chsu9cey NJ. Depew, IL. u,
United States Senator from New York
Edward Everett Hale, D. D., IL, D.
Chaplain United States Senate.
George z. Hoar, IL. D.,
United safes Senator from Massachusetts,
Martin A. Knapp, IL. D.,
Chairman Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry B. F. mcfarland,
President Board Of District Commissioners
Claiming Rudd, D. C. L,
President Of the University.
Home Offices,
L c. U. Building, 100 to 1IO6 Four
teenth Street Northwest
Washington, D. C., o. S. A.
sas-sOs
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JURIsPRUDENcE & DIPLOMACY

Three courses Of higher legal. political.
and diplomatic training, reading TO the
degrees OF Master Of Laws, Master OF
Diplomacy, and Doctor OF CivlI Laws.
Session begins October 4 Lectures
from 4.5O until $50 p n
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-. The.
George Washington
University
Formerly Columbian. Washington. d. G
Inarles n. aeedhaH, LID, President

S4th Session. 1sO4-o5. Modern eouip-
ment. new facilities. Complete Under-
sIauuale Graduate. and Professional
courses OF study offered.
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BUILDINGS

University Hall, 18th and II Sta.
Law Lecture Hall, 1920 II St
Medleai and Dental. 1325 II St
Inc University Hospitals, lsys-35 II St
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DENTISTRY

Two complete courses Of lectures. reel
tations, laboratory and clinical work viii
be given during the year, beginning at
$50 A. NJ and at $3.50 ?. NJ
Session begins September % The FREQ
dental infirmary opens October L
Fall examinations on September IS.
For catalogues and information call
upon or address
OTIS ID. SWEET, Registrar.
s. e Cor and 18th Streets
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-27

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a 9 ONO. 5s8
Gen H. Aoody,o
d alla:sSachu y IT'S H: 5S
,osttnast zen en- Il enryo
a Payne, OF Wisconsin. !. 5s$5
s9ecretaryS OF the $NaVyEanls5 o
q s te'h, % IN
Secretary Of the Interio r--l ls,t lar
q Alien Fltchcock,$o Of MISSOURI.
Secretary Of Agrtcul t t1Itl, a1n me-
q Wis OF 8 Iowa as
%x Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Il VICTOR r NJ etcal Oh morn
/. III resident OF tho Senate pro TEN lem
q e--NVlliiafn Eye, OF Ma1ne.sF
Speaker OF the House Of Represe1nt
l LILLY $50 osSpA ~. Sahn q Attihois
7 --=--T--7,
supreme sCourt OF the onlted Sta az
Sh1ef ce--oa ely1tles W. tt'1ller,
associate Justfces--Il Ohm M Harlan,
/ David j. Brewer, Henry p Brown, ESd,
4 Wafa p y. " h1tes5 Ruins 49, eclSham
4 Josephz NJ ckenna' Home r Day, Oliver
I5N e enc ell q Holmes.
1 United States Circuit Judges--Sia-
than Con and Jeter G. Pritehara
-
3 Jackson and Benja mir F. Keller 81
3- -777-'
|unised States District coursa--The
Northern ptsSrs se
| qua So ohm d seksoA-
clerk1asper ?. Aoore-
District Attorney--Rseso BlizpoTd'
Assistant Diatztee Attorne5>--z \,
shewaltsz-
o. o. AarGhal--C6arisS D. H2isoe&
| .-=--- 80: .@8.
The Southern Dioeriee.
JuAge-Ben5amin ?. Keller:
C1erk--Edwin NO KeatIey-
District Atterney--George w. Akin:
son.
Assistant District Attorney--Elltott
North colt.
q. S. Marshal-John K. Thompson.
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Who wiIIeRe Presidents

Some persons do not seem to I'M
derstand how to vote IN the West
Virginian's guessing contest. 1t is
really very simple proposition and
easily understood. On page eight will
be found coupon which may be used
in sending in your estimate. The
guesses are coming in right along
now, so send yours in before you for
get it. Do not forget the offer to give
a person guesses for. getting new
subscribers. Read the offer over
again and send in the guesses.
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eRYAN,s VIEW OF PLATFORM.

d. y e. 4 = +, *
81 shall not misrepresent the situa-
ton, or appeal for votes for the ticket
upon false grounds. a Democratic
victory will mean VERY LITTLE, If
ANY, PROGRESS on economic ques-
tions SO long as the party is under
the control of the Wall Street ele-
ment. The LABOR PLANK
as prepared by Judge Parker's
friends on the subcommittee was a
straddiina, meaningless plank. = IA
III : The nomination OF Judge Par
.ker 5VlRTUALLN NlJLLIFEES THE!
PLANK. William
Jennings Bryan, Ia s tf7I..h Common
err JULY ts, 90
Quick eoIlgcti ions. prompt settle
ment lain Ageacyz s.
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run daily from New York, PhiladeI-
phia, Baltimore and Washington, via
sParkersburg and Cincinnati to ST.
Louis.
Three solid vesubuled trains are
run daily from Pittsburg, Wheeling
and Columbus via Cincinnati, to ST
Louis
Magnificent coaches, sleeping cars,
observation cars and unexcelled din
ing car service
For illustrated folder, time table
and full Information, call at ticket
office, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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e Aarsa WEAR

Tho OF. Is the nuciIage. When yoa i
closed. Is It the quality of the paper or Inc
quality OF the nauci1aEe? The durability OF
paint is the pure 1inseed oil part of the paint :
not the pigments: :, Pure linsesd OIL is to paint.
Therefore you don't have to take CTR
word for the qualify of Kiuloch Paint. Yc::
put the quality and durability into Kin1ocEE.'
yours elf when you mix your own pure liz
seed Oil with 1t. Kin1och Paint IS made frcE
the old time-tried materials used by practical
painters everywhere. and the only difference
between Kinloch" and any ercaly hielz-
grade ready-mixed is in our selling L u
paste form, ready to thin with p,1ro lirseea
OIL. All prepared paint is first ground i:to :.
thick paste similar to .Kinloeh." butSwo
stop there. The ready-rnixed paint 1I:aaer
goes and adds the oil. tsom ett1inE yo:c
fourteen-year-o1d boy can do) and the cea or
and consumer have to pay the rcHlIy-
mixed paint price for that oil, o. from =
three to four times more than for oil tAcy
know to be pure.
CalzzuelZ G. Drake. tic WorlGTs Fair t0,,-
tractors, builders of se0e1GI state cdPftoi EN:i=
I'ses. ETC.. a0zite He are z1si,: kf,iccLl aInta..
all oatzr 7vork ana ff,sG IL entirely sEt:st7c:ay.
r osva dco!erwIli get "s<talocsl"
o E<anlocil Paint Company, St. louis.Mn
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N ~ ~ - E!i--S5

- Z ss----N-~%'
sssSs+s sf5!s Lir1sccd <ill t5E1st pI,ro lin
n a<-t5t<s tt3t28 T-ha5's aus Nothing that man
81 ts.kssS3 !: EN-; able TO haven't can make any
Sspaiu longer than the linseed oil in
(WHICH 1t is mixed
sStss5f everybody under stood that oil is the
sSoDkgs thing about paint II, at wears, there
s$@ou1da be no sale Tor cheap ready-mixed
3SpaiE1ss-HA prominent educate wrote us that
SSSrfss friend. college president, had been
s$$ssVf9dIed byEusing on his fine residence
9SteadyInixed paint advertised as firSeclass.
StIsza slEedi what was wrong with the, paint
LARD Ssafd-5 - When the rain had soaked It
twas the most miserable look
ling tntugEyou ever saw.
ssasssT There was thing wrong with the paint
8pfGrnents. ifs they had strong color and
sSbVerinae. body 81 But the oil in the paint
Wa9not pure Hnseet1 oil. IF it had been,
4 40 rain would, have Soaked" it. pure
q ftaseedS oil paint does not. take Up
iSrso5Gturo w aterproof oil clothing Is cloth
ssBatedEwith 1inseed oil: and no pure linseed
Soif paint will wash off as long as the oil
lasts You can't rub dry paint on a building
1 ard make 1t stay there after how good
sthesdry paint. Why mix white lead with
Il luEeed oil if it's the Lead that wears7 Why
DOE nal It with wate1
Wherever we have no AGENT. ycs
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ssaLrIMoRE Z OHIO RAILROAD

h yoSsae Worlds Fair, Very Low Rates.
Various forms Of excursion tickets
Louis via Baltimore & Ohio
Ralrroad, now on sale from Fairmont
u sls follows:
zS Season tickets, good to return until
s5ecaEnber 5, 1904, to be sold daily at
.states1f $3.50, round trip.
Sixty day excursion tickets, final
EimiE NOT later thanDecember Is, 1904
5ssosba SaoId daily at rate Of s22-s5, round
trip
Fteteen day excursion tickets, to be
sod daily at rate Of s1s.75, round trip
variable route excursion tickets,
either season or sixty day, will be sold
going via one direct route and return
tng$via another direct route, full infor
gnatton concerning which can be OBJ
4 talnea from ticket agent
isS slS# stop-oyers, not exceeding ten days
aatsncn pointwil1 be allowed@at Wash
y sngtons Deer Park, Mountain Lake
Park, Oakland and Mitchell, Ind, Gor
french Eick.andW West Baden Springs)
within return limit, upon notice to
eondlnc and deposit OF ticket with
ticket agent Immediately upon
topSoyers not exceeding ten days
sS5ssill be- IleWed at st.,I touis on all
sine Pacific Coast d round trip tick
SetsF sading to- points beyond St Louis,
deposit ticket with Val dating
Ageat and payment or Zee Of Isl 90.
glEres solid vest blIed train Y are
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ast peaP alrIasI ttffoIs

en- last saass
81 York state con-
3 Judge ark an 10
4 dental nominal ion
1 trust flouf
sEstateg and not 81
5E5Judge Parker inlsel
theI alton
that land sa
every effort
Federal gpvern1n
Judge Parker sHere
port f the great corpor
ding for IS supI ort ssss
i ,dfsrega ard OF the Interest On nj
Elfc: Now, as irinss
he slnvefghs against hem
Eobtaln votes
I'm a rnanner utter
candidate 81 81 great
thigh odicesof IsTestd
Judge Park er'ss;s
f5terday speeeh q
the trusts eonb ined
satisfy sount q
were opposed to- the
Eistration imp
srnacks the rashness
The Democrats
ting d the trusts
We special
and dis ri1nina M
companie the aost no
for promo tingsa
un1awfu consp aetes
Asa Repnb1f essengS
.questSof dent
passed AS drastic an act
BILE to prepare.
and discern ina
jurisdic elton upon ssss
courts sta restr ain and
at the suit 81 he torn
how'd Ices TIL record
Judge Parkerss asssrtio
interest the trusts
attempt to- con niue pEes
rninistrat on tnsp
of security INN AMI
ton under existin
$actment Of ionaI &
their5existe nes on. ,s:S
Visit our depar
ga1yanize al eeI 70
and kttchen utensils on sacons cor
in Jacobs Hut hinson biocl ana 5tSs1
viii fnd these lines ssoIa
prices low
Store.
Rene znber
lines sliines
Tubs carr Ies
l Eall Hardy
4
ma III, ~ M, ha
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IiETas sold yestib1Ia trains are
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>4--A-A,--~
100000 TO WAGER.
AS there has been more or I

q AS there has been more or q
less talk in certain quarters
a about the weakness of some q
of the Republican candidates,
o a responsible party who has o
confidence in their ability to
q win, and faith in the cause o
they represent, has placed
g with the West Virginian the o
sum Of $5,000.Oo and author
a. lied it to make the following o
2 wagers:
q 100000 q
I That Harry Shaw will be elect
q ed Prosecuting Attorney and q
the whole Republican county
- ticket with him. o
100000
a. That c. w. Swisher will be o.
elected Secretary of State and
e. the whole Republican State o.
ticket with him.
= $4,000 q.
! That Roosevelt will carry Il
. West Virginia and be elected q
/ President
d So, 10000 @
/ That he will win all three
D. bets. O.
Any person desiring to in
4 vest his money in the man O.
ner Indicated may take any
q one or all of the bets. e.
! a.
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Tor the SsoIn eI no the
llthy shoes
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isansis9 & csc q NE
Eplores
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lscarnpa cont bat On 81
pcra It
teate prise
sthrocaa aEosi
rich and str s:iSs
con butte asst egs IS
Isqlear that
J3dse
and exact
aIaanS
$slestfa QUA las
homes
does
5cags
tssss
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aRartss ielisss.


I Asa nd
EE5isSl
and
EsabscriBeS
c0Qse the corposa
parts
Officers; exec ntiYs
an some hin flTs
cqfpora Ion
some hing To- st
ss1otiss can
OF thin 81 no other ND S.
TOMS hin hat
sLot lave The 8ta nfeII
when is own
I'D ortefs ast sas;s
ed saaapa
and ~ now
Palgn To- u lection
sxesy fiot1s
sto5denoGne eIseso
sstreng
they have
past and
I'M The fut,tr
sPatrtck Nc saIrss
mont. IA IL. WI l1satl
Thomas
Donald
Thomas aggart
their whole power
intimate connactfe
lished batween
corporati ons and
public business
ated by Won &
though lsssls
not now one chaIaes
what they siy Vel
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h y ting d to Conpany Louis.
Sold Efreshs Cash Grocery Rivesvie, w. Va
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Opera House Restaurant.

The Opera House Restaurant has
opened up again and will serve its
customers as usual in hrst-class style.
1t is for both ladies and gentlemen
ALVA HAWKINS,
Manager Z
Buy your lime. Cumbe Port
land cement, at j. Halls Hard
ware Store
s5s
w let the Marion Claim
Agency collect hat claim Tor yon d
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-04-26
A Tyaic-l Guide Gone.

Many frequenters OF the Upper
Saranac region in the Adirondacks
will learn with regret OF the death
OF John Wesley Wood on Friday
last from heart disease. at the
camp OF DR.. Ward, OF which he
had been in charge for many
years. Mr.. Wood was a fine type
Of the old-time independent Adj
rordack guide-native born, intel
ligcnt, shrewd. strong, kindly and
wise in all the lore of the forest
and waters, master with the
rife, rod, paddle, axe and cooking
kit" MIR. Wood nd been a guide
for thirty years. and served Grow
er Cleveland when the latter was
at Saranac Inn.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-04-26
The Pope'a Significant Orders.

The papal carriages, with the
arnor:al bearings of Plus TX, were
not interfe -ed with by Leo Kill.
who never had any occasion to use
them outside the Vatican. Now,
however. much to the surprise o.:
the officials, Plus X. has ordered
that his own escutcheon shall &c
place that of Plus TX. on the vehi-
cles. a significant fact pointing to
HE intention of the present pontiff
to drive some day through the
streets OF Rome. Another equally
suggestive incident is tH6 adrnis-
sion of Sig. Della Revere, a musical
composer, to an audience of the
pope, though he was seen to be
wearing the badge of the crown of
Italy on his breast.