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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
5AssAlul ls1@ ON PORT; IARTHU B

q PAU IA MBET II .ss u
4, special s Gable TO 81 + he "a lines. Dlspa atch.
copyrtg ght, 1eo4,)
SfS LONDON Au gus t. Il g. That the final
thur Swill d soon be inaugural ed "a Is 8 the
5opinloi OF the mo st noted tacticians here!
They hold st hat 4 e Is to the interest Of
the Japanese to H rush 4 the siege to 4 a
speed terminatio because 8 their lines
lin the present R dvanced posi- tions are
.exposed # to- a. cont tinuous destructive fire
from tho Russian forts and ships, ag
i44 General stoessel' s. u renort shows that
the Russians are pholdlng their repu ta-
gticn as the most stubborn5 defensive IL ght-,
Sers ~ in i the world 7 and the japanese. n
they do finally succeed in carrying the
fortress, will do SO only at the price:
AZ enormous sacrifice of lives and
ips. The report tina Il two j apanese by es-S
sells have been sunk by Rlssian mines
IFS considered quite probable, as the RUS
sans are known to & have the approA chesi
to- the harbor} heavily mined. and have,
been making special proparat Ions for or
expected closing In Of Togo 8 ships In an
iattack on the sea forts, some of hicl,,8
according to one report. have been
Isilenced. siff
Advance on Mukden,
sSs In upper Manchuria, the long looked-;
for decisive battle still hangs fire, but In
view of the Japanese advance on 5Alu X
3dell, 1t is Impossible to sec how the Rus
SLAMS can afford to wait any longer be-
fore making an effort to break through
Ito the north, II 4 they do not intend TO-
give the Japanese an opportunity to ma So 81
such a force north Of I.iao-iang that hat.
their retreat will be entirely cut off.
4 R3 General Iluropat kin and SViceroy Alex
left nre said to have had "a conference , G,
at Iiao-Yang, md / t5is reported i that
sAlexleff is to take charge Of the defense
Sof Lino-Yang against the ~ japanese, who
are believed to be marching along the
military road, which almost parallel me
srailroad between Lao Yang and n A1,'k-
den, II. s NJ Il "a 8,
e A surprising rurnor comes from shang-.
-, 4. ea,,.a,r, =, oa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
'TRl.P DOWN [ ' !. RIVER / \ ],
IN SMALL CANOE
Party 81 Three Making This I'm
usual Trip from Lynchburg Z 5
issl to Richmond, gsss

III LYNcHRIRG ~ !. Au gust Mrs Re
lis. Wal ker X and daughter, \ Miss Ma aude es
accompanied by Mr., stepherf IIu ~;
here this morning In a canoe TO boat do oWn
the James / to- R ichplond q, .aS dls lstance ofs
one hundred and II fly
spect to gieacll their destination not later
than Saturday, iis sf ~ s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
Recruiting Parties Js, \

WAsEINGTpN, August s,--In q short
time tho Navy Depart rtment sa gain will
send out rnlting pa ties, and, In order
to meet the Treas ury loepartH ertt's de-
could not be paid by the govern men Il. The
Softlcers will Il he u orr Tered To arge cities
TOR ornament duty and -wlll make, heir
I prlef exeurs lions from those cent teTss sS S Vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
.GEN NERAL LEE y NAB LE
TO .ATTEND[ Q The g g. A. R.
n nv ~ sls.uociateriE \ Press.l ! 4

Ey5 5AHHOGIHlEUNE1 fqs
4 BOSTON, y August s. eparat t!oDs for
ftfieF annual encainpment Of the G. "A. 10
Which opens here next M onday g re- now
practical ~ complete, Ss q iis VI &, 4,
General Fitzhugh Z Lee q announces tina Y
he will be fVnabl {, ugtl press of bgsi-,
ness, to come to Boston With the her
Confederate veterans Who " make 4 -the e
tourney. No. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
North Carolina

Young man at Salisbury charged with,
shooting fourteen -year-ola girl ;a;h he de-
an alibi- "A New ork mul Millionaire,
to make a bid for The Atlantic and North
Carolina Rail road ---- A merchant OF Row
land meets a sud den and horrible death In
1p II m IN ri ION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-09
ROAR or HEAVY GUNS
&c HOES FROM 8P0 0RT5 ARTH UR.
Fortress Said to Be in Desperate
StraitsB Naval Naval Battle
Fought in Harbo Terri-
Bile Slaug ghter 81 Japs
in Recent FightsAd- .
vance onS SMukden.
in Person.
(By# ASS ocIated Press 4

CHEZ FOO, Aug. The fir.
ing Of heavy guns at intervals Of
one minute has been distinctly
heard in the direction of Port
Arther since s1s:3o 3P. M. the 5acou-
site conditions of the aatrno osp..1ere
being unusually favorah bic.
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Whispers Of DisCord, But.
Tdggart Makps8 Denial.
.MURPHY M'CARREN ROW
NOT EVEN DISCUSSED
Meeting Of Executive COMMITTEES
Said to Have Been@Harnonious.
Frequent Conferences with
GormarlN otificatio1 OF
Judge Parker To-
!. Morrow.
(By Associated sPress.l j

s5 (By y5Associatedl lPress.)
y NEW YORK, August s.The National
democratic Executive COMMITTEES was in
session five hours 70 day and upon adj
journment gave out the following state
1nsnt *. u.
Il At the meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the National Commit
tee all the members were present ex-
ccpt James M. Gu fly, OF Pennsylya-
r,i,l, Who Is ill,@ q lao chairman Tag s9
gart, ice-c Hartman Nicoll, Treasurer
Peabody and Secretary Woodson.
Tho location OF nat tional head adquar- II
ters WAS fixed at No. 1 West Thirty
fourth Street. consisting OF the Sec
ond end third floors and the base
y 1i.eIlt OF the Century building.
s5ass was II determined not 81 to open #
branch Headquarters in 4 he West or
81 to name additional committees for I'd
the present B., hi
Plans OF orga anization were taken VI
Il up anu thoroughly ma pped out. 8S
Chairman Cowherd .8S OF the Con-s
gressional Commit ittee. was In confer
enco with 4 the Executive Committee
during the a al g erIloon. 4 '' Il
Denies + ction. .s5
8 This epitome of five hours work, au-s
;tborized by Chairman Sheehan. does not
go into any details ot the meeting. and
members OF the COMMITTEES were also
very reticent. although the statement
was made that the session was har--
monious and the concl usIons were reach
ed without discord. Chairman Taggart
denied that I'll 8 decision - OF to estab-
Siish branch hsa dauart ters II thets Yest
1ab present was dd1sss any differences
about location, or because he had sug-
igested indianapolis in preference to
Chicago 38s vs. 4S 4 ss.5s5 y.
I r;yery member OF the committee said
tha. II the existing differences between
Patrick II. cCarren and Charles b..
Murphy In g Greater New York were not
taken e up E555ss 5 g5t
There was general interchange OF
views concerning conditions in States
which are deemed essential to- Demo
cratic success. The general conditions
In New York, New Jersey. West Vir-E
glnia, Indiana and Wisconsin were dis
:cussed and men from these States gave
the committee such inf formation as they
liar y h3 ~ W ~
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q Consulted With German.

y
E Senator German was not at the meet
Ing, remaining In his ro ON at the fifth
Avenue Hotel, but there were frequent
tons between the n xecuttye
Committee and I the Maryland senator
After adjournment, Chairman Sheehani
had quite a lengthy conference with, Sem
fstor German. At the solicitation OF Mr.
Taggart to-day's meeting was resided
over BY Chairman CSheehan. o g he Ex-;
Iecutive Committed. Mr. Taggart said
after the meeting that he was Fex-officioI
chairman OF the committee. and In his
absence Mr.. Nicoll would be ex-officios
chairman n. # sss 4
There has been some doubt as to Mr..
5Teggart's connection with; the Executive
Committee but the meeting today seem
ed to recognize, the chairman the vice
chairman and the secretary as mem
5ters. s5fi5 SGE n Sif39 si38
Sheehan in Control.
h II seems 5to; be understood as i. result
OF the meeting 4 of the Democratic Ex-
seclitiye Committee to-day and conferences
which were held after the ,committee, uad. !. q 9 .
oTned the ExeenfYG Txe " e
and Isl. In fact. a campaign acommittee
This will mean tha t the import work;
{of lnanag cement wlll Y devove upon VIM il
All matters OF policy and procedure will
be determined by the Executive Com
5mittee.s VI 5S5 y. Y. j. 4 2,
al the time he appointed the Executive
COMMITTEES, Senator Gornian Will act in
advisory capacity to the Z ecutiyeS Cons;
Smittee This accounts for the frequent
between the Senator and members Of the
committee & to- day. a fter Mr. Sheehan
and Mr. German had been In conference
this evening. Mr.. shee han sent for Mr.i
late into the night, In which he general
policy and management OF the campai ign
was discussed. 81 5s83 isBt As ttf3f s
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CONTINUED on Second Page3
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
HOW TO GET RICH.
Lesson 4. Chapter 2


Heretofore mems" doings have been
the text for these lessons. The lords
Of creation" however, have no monop-
oily in thrift Women are as thrifty and
economical as men. Il not more so.
They are kept in the background. as it
were. because, as a rule, they don't
know how TO make q start in the bus
mess race
The estate, however, that stands first
in amount on the city and county tax
lists, If report is correct represents the
thrift Of q woman, who was left CON-
paratively poor in her young widow
hood Dying she left a rent roll worth
$4,000 a year,
There are several similar estates. but
Of lesser note that are women's work.
as il were. that are the main support
Of quite a number Of families living in
this CRY and elsewhere. These es-
tates represent the accommodations Of
number Of economical and thrifty
women. And let it be said just here
that those business minded danes liv-
ed TO g good old age. and working out
The problem How to Get Richg~ took
no years from their lives, and max
ing money did not impair their facul-
ties
Within twenty years a widow. who
is sun comedy 10 look upon. through
ju6iciOus real estate investments.
many Of which were made through
loan associations. has gathered for
tune that is estimated al Sle3. 900.
But who can number the lesser for
tunes made by the women Of Savan-
nah
Then there is another class Of wom-
en- whose numbers are thousands.
among the living and tens Of thou
sands among the dead, who own. or
ow.ed. the homestead that shelters
the family. They bought the lot and
saved the money that built the home:
without their frugality the money
thai did this would have been spent in
luxuries or frlvolities.
There are women who have bought
lots on Thirfy-ninth street, east. and
elsewhere who VIII have their reward
in the comforts OF old age in this life.
and a crown OF glory in the life to
come for their good work in providing
the home that keeps Or kept the little
family frcm Etraying away in that
nlEslity, Y nothing worse. which is the
fate 81 the homeless-s6.
Go be conilnueel.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Millinery Bargains.
Every Day This Week.
KrOuEkon,s. KrouRkoM's.


Eandsomest pattern hats. worth SIS.
sale this week. 80.
Copies Of imported hats. beautiful;
worth SIS: sale this week. $3.50.
Very fine dressy hats, worth 80: sale
this week, S.
Over 800 trimmed hats. worth IS; SALE
this week. 50.
Chndren's trimmed Tuscan hats,
worth Sc. sale this week s. 50.
Ready-to-we hats. Burgesser
worth So; sale this week. S24S
Ready-1o-wear hats. over fifty styles,
worth So; sale this week. S14s.
Five hundred odd rea6y-to- wear
hats, worth $50; sale this week $50.
Childrens Cuba fats, worth 4Sc; sale
this week. 1Oc.
Tuscan mats. fine quality. worth
81 80; sale this week. 75c-
Baby caps. odd sizes, worth 75c; sale
this week. 19c.
Children's null hats. worth 75c: sale
this week, 39c.
AL silk chiffon. all colors. worth 81.
sale this week. soc.
Imported japanese silk. worth CSC.
sale this week, z9c.
Five-inch. all silk ribbon, worth S5c;
sale this week. 1sc.
Three-inch fancy ribbons, worth 15c:
sale this week. &c.
Maliue, all colors, worth CSC: sale this
week 19c.
Straw braid, all colors. worth 25c
sale this week &C.
Flowers. al kinds, worth 81 IS. sale
this week, 9Sc.
Chiffon hats. beautifully made
worth s.. IS: sale this week. Sl4S.
silk hats. beautifully made. worth
81 sale this week. 81.
KrouskoTs- Krouskoff' s.-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
some seana sen.e for Reaecston.


Remember that il is worry. not work
that kills. Ger your life purposeiy in
su1ed. then you N5u stop worrying
Those who are safely insured do live
longer, for they DO not worry concern
ing The welfare Of their wives and the
little ones. Life insurance gives pro-
lection continuously and instead Of be-
ing an expense i IL IN reality and sure
ly z saving Of money Even If you
are poor OF in debt. YOU had best not
pTocrasunate, waiting for favorable
urae-lt may never come. Life insur-
ance Is the one thing the sheriff can
not touch and its possession may save
many times its value to your estate.
Il - better than trying 70 accunlnu-
laiE a competency II q savings bank
gives equally as good, frequently bet
teT, interest. with the protection
thrown II. Il secures YOU Z cOnpeten-
cy 1or your own old age.
"a hen Won fail TO insure your house
you take all the chances, but when you
lal4 10 insure your life, your wife and
babies take ali the risk. Have you
ever had the laws OF Massachusetts
explained 10 you? They throw NOR
safeguards around policy-hol6srs than
the laws Of any other state in the In
ion Lei as tell you about them. Send
Us your age and address and We VIII
interest you Ha-ry e. Apple, man
ayers for Georgia and South Carolina
IL Bay street. east, Savannah, Ca
&C.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
VETERANS MAKE PLANS
TO ATTEND REUNION.
VIII Leave fer Nashville over Cen
rral. June II.


The -oe-rb beers q +hs Confederate
Veterans Camps u this CITY rave be-
I'm 2, plE1 for thslr mp - me an
-uaI Confederate Veterans Fse1rlon- 70
rs hel5 q Sasnv5la. June 14-1S, and
Is ne 1~st stey have selected the Cen
--B1 q Georgia Railway Rs ths o1ncls-
route
I committee represent ting The Con-
rs.5s-ste Veterans AssocIE Llor has a.
ranged with 1hs railroad Tor special
Pullman $s- which viii bs attached 70
tram ~. 3. 10 leave TINS city 81
@ CLOCK railroad time. m the night o.
jane -. i Is scheduled 70 reach Al
lE1ta ths following morning 81 S'
O'Clock. 70 leave ~ p aoc reach
Chattanooga at D5 70 leave that ciry
twenty minutes lEIs-, and reach Nash
vile a. B5-
Il may be TINT g special train viii
be MADE " n Atlanta, Of which The
Savannah coach VIII be 3 part, and
II rms Is done the arrival al Nash
vile viii ~ earlier than The present
s,re.5ule time The car q the local
veterans VIII oe operated Via ne Cen
tral End The Nashville, Chattanooga
and ST. Louis
L is sxre-le mat The Confederate
Veterans Association alone VIII carry
abcut TWENTY-FIVE Of its members on
this try The rate FOR the round TIP
from Savannah 10 Nashville VIII De
81 SO and sleeping caT service viii De
81 additional $3.50 each way. When
lhs other camp has been heard from.
likewise ne Sons q Confederate Vet
Grams. who VIII also be represented Il
1he convent iuT4, il may bH found neceE-
sRrv 10 add 70 this equipment, which
tbs Central Is prepared u DC. Il Is
The desire Of those in charge Of the
sr-ar EeDsutE thai persons intending
70 make 1hs uIp should secure their
ress-vErlonE without delay. Al the Cen
1-al q Georgia ticket once
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
SAM JONES COMING VISIT.
He VIII Arrive Prom south CArolins
Tuesday Afternoon.


Rev. sam Jones viii arrive in Savan-
nah Tuesday afternoon from McCoA,
:. c. re VIII lecture al Columbia To-
morrow. Savannah VIII be his first
enca cement II Georgia
There IL much interest in his com ing
here, because Of The lecture he viii
deliver win . touch Of ginger along
political lines 10 make il catchy. Com
-nants on ms latest effort. Medley Of
Philosophy. Facts and Fun" show ap-
probation Of il wherever il has been de-
lvsred
The sale Of orchestra tickets has
been large The tickets may be ex-
changed either Tomorrow or Tuesday
for seats al the Ihaatsr box o1hcs- Or
rAqestra beats are s.. reserved seat
in balcony. sc, general in balcony,
soc. and gallery, 25c.
What may be expected from sam
Jones is The best Of thought, hunor
and pathos. SO that Ii Is not regarded
as necessary TO strain q line 70 adTsr-
rise him. He has promised 10 give his
Savannah audience plenty Of fun
Mr. Jones coming has given rise 10
The usual discussion IS 10 whether he
is sincere OF otherwise, and whether
ne does good or not One man sand he
didn't intend 70 90. When asked why,
he said he didn't believe in Jones'
but IN taking q drink when he chose. ="
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Millinery Bargains.
Every Day This Week.
KrouEkOff'E. KrOuEkOT'G


Haodsomest pattern hats. worth SIS
sale this week. SO.
Copies Of imported hats, beautiful
worth SIS: sale this week. $50.
Very fine dressy hats, worth SO. sal
this week s..
over 500 trimmed hats, worth Sc; sale
this week. Sc.
Children's trimmed Tuscan hats
worth IS: sale this week. s25e.
Ready-to-wear hats: BurEesser
worth s., sale this week. s24s
Ready-to-wesr hats. over fifty styles
worth S.; sale this week. SIS.
Five hundred odd ready-to- wear
hats, worth 8 30. sale this week, $50.
Children's Cuba fats, worth 4Sc; sale
this week. 10c.
Tuscan fats. hne quality. worth
s. SO sale this week 75c.
Baby caps. odd sizes. worth 75c; sale
tins week 19c
ChiIdren's null hats, worth &c. sale
this week 3Sc-
All silk chiffon. AL colors. worth 81
sale This week, soc.
Imported japanese silk. worth ssc.
sale this week zSc.
Five-inch, all silk ribbon. worth Sc;
sale this week. 1876
ThTea-inch fancy ribbons, worth l5c;
sale this week &c.
Maine. al colors. worth 35c; sale this
week 19c
Straw braid, all colors. worth Csc;
sale This week &c.
Flowers. al kinds, worth & IS: sale
this week, 9Sc.
Chiffon hats, beautifully made
worth s. 45; sale this week. 81
SIX hats. beautifully made, worth
s.: sale this week, s.
Krouskoffs krouskoff's I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22

That is the story Of tetter cured by
other medicines; not 50 when Tstter-
inc does the work. r H Ta1nar, Nc
Donald Mills, Ca. writes. 'Tetterine
Is the only remedy I ever sold that
would cure 1s1ter so n would not re-
turn. Sold six dozen boxes IN Z year
and guaranteed every box have
never had 10 return the money for Z
single box I sold a box TO Z man who
had Fsttsr for hfty-two years: TWO
boxes cured him sound and well
80 cents q box al druggists, or from
J. 7. Shuprrfne, Manuta cturer, Savan-
nah, Ga-sa
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Millinery Bargains.
Every Day This Week.
krouskOT's, KrOuskoHAs.

Handsomest pattern hats. worth s25s
sale tins week SO.
Copies OF imported hats. beautiful:
worth SIS: sale this week. $3.50.
Very fine dresEy hats, worth SO; sale
TINS week. S.
over 800 trimmed hats. worth Sc; sale
this week s.
Chndren's trimmed Tuscan hats.
worth IS: sale this week s. 50.
Ready-to-wear hats. BUrgesser.
worth IS; sale this week. s2.Ss.
Ready-to-w wear hats. over fifty styles.
worth So. sale this week. u.4S.
Five hundred odd ready-to-weaz
hats. worth s. so; sale this week, CSC.
Children's Cuba fats. worth ASc; sale
this week, Zoe
Tuscan fats. fine quality. worth
81 so: sale this week 75c.
Baby caps. odd sizes, worth 75c; sale
this week 1sc.
Children's null hats. worth TIC: sale
this week. S9c.
An silk chiffon. all colors. worth 81
sale this week. sec
Imported japanese silk. worth 9Sc'
sale tins week. 4Sc.
Five-inch- all silk ribbon, worth S5e;
sale this week. 1se.
Three-inch fancy ribbons, worth 15c.
sale this week SC.
Maine, all oolors, worth S5c; sale this
week 1Sc.
straw braid, AL oolors. worth 25c.
sale this week, &c.
Flowers. al kinds worth Sl-ss; sale
this week $50.
Chiffon hats, beautifully made,
worth 81 As. sale this week. 81 As.
silk hats, beautifully made. worth
s.. sale this week. 81.
krousl1ods S. kro1skof1 sd
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
MAYOR HOWELL AND
PARTY IN SAVANNAH.
Arlnntians wind Up Fishing Trip
With Tyssee Island.

Win Iy bee Island
Mayor Evan P Howell, Of Atlanta:
Hon Clark Howell and Judge Arnold
Eroyles. are registered al the Pulaski
The party arrived last night from Mil
vile where they have been on rive
days Fishing excursion They VII
spend Sunday here and 81 Tybse.
We've been having Z good time, 9"
said Mayor Howell 10 2 representative
uf the NJ oruiuE News. We supplied The
table q our hotel with fish IL abund-
dance.
The most exciting thing Just now
il Atlanta Is local politics, particular
lT IN the Mayors race. We had TWO
Parker clubs there but they have gone
10 sleep There's not much politics
there except in the newspapers. Parker
wound Be the choice Of our county, but
as the opposition doesn't amount 10
much there as not z great deal Of ex-
element We're busy with our own
affairs. and are soTtsr letting the coun-
Try run itself
We came down 70 Savannah 70
spend Sunday, knowing that II is good
place for rs
The party VIII leave for Atlanta TO-
night.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
Millinery bargains.
Every Day This Week.
krouxkO1T'S. krousk0MA

Eandsonest pattern haas, worth SIS
sale this week SO
Copies Of imported hats, beautiful;
worth SIS. sale this week. $3.50.
Very fine dressy hats, worth SO; sale
this week. s..
Over 500 trimmed hats. worth IS. sale
this week. e.
Children's trimmed Tuscan hats
worth s.: sale this week. $3.50.
Ready to-wear hats: Burgesser
worth S. sale this week, Sz.zS.
Ready-to-wesr hats, over fifty styles,
worth S.: sale this week. sl4s
Five hundred odd ready-to- wear
hats. worth s. 80; sale this week. sgc.
Childrens Cuba fats. worth 4Sc: sale
this week, 10c.
Tuscan fats. fine quality, worth
81 so: sale this week. 75c.
Baby caps, odd sizes. worth sc; sale
this week 1Sc.
Children's null hats, worth 75c; sale
this week. SIC.
All silk chiffon an eolors, worth 81.
sale this week. soc.
Imported japanese silk. worth ssc:
sale this week 4Sc-
Five-inch, al six ribbon, worth s5c;
sale this week. 19c-
Three-Inch fancy ribbons, worth 15c:
sale this week SC
Maine, al colors, worth S5c; sale this
week. 19c.
Straw braid. all colors. worth 25c;
sale this week. &C.
Flowers, all kinds, worth sIss; sale
this week, 9Sc
Chiffon hats. beautifully made
worth s. IS. sale this week. sl4s.
SIX hats. beautifully made, worth
s.; sale this week. 81
krous6offs KrouskorFs sd
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-22
To OPEN HOSPITAL
BIDS TOMORROW
At NOON N WASHINGTON.
IT'S THoUGBT THAT WORK WILL
soon BIZ STARTED.

size for Nev Building IL Now BeinE
Cleared Cf F0undnrfon and Cfther
Cs..7rucr5ons. Preparatory 10
stnrrius the View BundinE-The
Government sold Mr. Burgess the
Fouudsyfou and he Has Been
TeA-snE II Away for Several Days
21s ea- ~ construction # Ihs ea-
vE-1L- Name E1sp-s1 VII - opened
81 no7- to-Eo-rov n Tzs1-1gto---
The plans ~ ,hs building were
draw some u-ns GFc z21 there =
Sc; = rla-s here y he hands q D
Egt1r : Osborne. as wsL IS those %
1ls = the z-ch!te-.'s o6cs Il Washing
1rr
TIE ste TO- ne Hospital 3; Ater-
cor s-s Zo-k streets g nov being
cleared prepare 1-y 70 -as work -hsre
z7Ls -bs foundation q 6 building on
the corner jct and E BRICK stable on
ID. western SIDE ct the lo- These are
being removed
TIE r7ve--rs-- sos TIE fou- tHno1
70 NJ JOIN Z burgess q ne Sa-
TEz1kh Co---Ar-nE Company -os
sac was advertised and oi3s received.
NJ. Burgess INC $500. ne highest g-ias
c@srs1
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