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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
THE EIGHTH IS
Il FOR NEWL |. n
Claims tile District Now by
Fifty-cight
Votes.
THE YANCEY COMPLICATION
(spccIalto rho rImes.Dlspatcl

RALElGH, ~. CT, November lac.
cord.ng to. claims being made nov, North
Carolina Mil have q solid Democratic
delegation TO Congress this time, AFTER
all.. The claim il that instead OF Biaek-
burn, Republican,, beng erected III tlie
Eighth District, Newiand, Democrat
really has d majority OF IS votes. 1t is
Claimed thnt Republican fraud nus been
discovered in Stnney county that gives
Newlaltu his majority Wii5n INC liauNiu
lent votes are eliminated.
State Chairman Simmons has receiVea
a letter8from Chairman j. B. Ray, OF \ an
cey county, laying before MIN coiilpi'-
cltion there which may result IN senainB
a Democratic representative to the Gem
eral Assembly FOR tho first time III years.
Ellis Gardner, q staunch Democrat, re-
ceved 50 votes for senator, they Deins
cast as d compliment by some oil ms
neighbours. w j. Bryan, OF Madison,
WIS the Republican nominee, ana re-
cclvcd practically all the vote Of me
district, but it develops that Bryan lett
tho state two years ago, going to Indian
Territory, with the Intention OF locatliis.
He stayed there seventeen months, ana
then came back 10 this State. Inc con-
tention of Democrats is that he mas
not re-es tnblishc1 his residence mere
sufficiently to cnttlc him TO- hoiu
the Office OF senator. SO they VIII insist
that Gardeners complimentary vote OF o, o,
gives hin, the election. The Thirty-siAtt
District is composed Of Iahcey anu anu
Mitchell counties 4,
Johnson County Baptist Association IS
In session THIS week at Clayton. IT was
formed last year by cutting OIL q part ~
the old Raleigh association president en-
Hobgool, Of the oxford Seminary IS
here returning from, the Association, anu
reports excellent showing OF work, Win
all pledges paid.
The Winstcn-Snlem Tag Machine COM
pany, OF Torsythe county, was chartered
to-day for the purpose OF manufacturing
tobacco tags upon a number OF nlachSh e,
and processes the company now has applll-
cations pending for In the patent Office al
Washington. They are machines or
printing tags, for making tin tags and
automatically attaching to the plugs OF
tobacco, and for making tag-strip The
principal incorporators are Masln Davis
and w. p. Martin, of Winston-Saiem.a
Tha capital is $3.50
The official returns of the election IN
Wake county have just been canvassed,
and show that the vote for Parker ran
o23 votes behind Glenn the Democratic
Governor, and that the vote for Roose-
Welt ran 17S votes behind Harris, the
Republican candidate for Governor. Tom
Watson, the Popuiist presidential candi-
date. received 1Svotes in the county, and
the Prohibition candidate 4. The Demo-
cratic majority In the county was a,C45
The four-year-old son Of F.8M Ferrill.
of this city. fell this morning while play
| ing with his pet dog, and broke his thigh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Virginia.

Well known citizen of Orange iounu
dead in the road with two bnilets in Ms
body: his slayer tir,kio VIII My E
FauauieY coup ty---Maa in Pittsyiran a
dies from drinking large quantity 81 WIS "
key---The Lancaster County Fair "a
Martin the guest Of honor; he leaves for
New orlearns---Twenty-ti Of the reeol--
citrant citizens of Tang,ier Island indist-
cd for resisting the officers OF The oys,s e.
navy In making a soirHey OF oyster
gro,inds--The BAPTIST Woman's Mission
airy Society OF Virginia in session I; 2 I
( TTanklin---Dr. I1efew dying at Roanoke ( :
THE toba Geo growers IL session in
Lynchburg form {. national organization
and adopt prices.
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Results at La lat
5tEy Associated Press,

X CINCINNATI, Nov. H.
4 First. race-7 furlongs--Dusky C to y.
first: Glendon Us to u. second; South
Second rnce--5 l-2 furiopgs-Allen Avon
Re to 81 first; Merry George az TO ~, SOC
ond; Merino 40 to y. third. Time. IL,
Ign G to ID, FIRST; Santa Luna III to 10).
second; Baird GEO to y, third. Time,
12:0l IL.
Fourth racc-G furlongs-Cignr Lighter
nb TO 81, first: Rusle (G to b. second; Fon-
solnca Is to u. third. Time, 1:l6t3-4.
Fifth race-1 mie-Early Boy q to o,
first: Miss Doyle az TO ~. second; Vari-
ora C to y. third Time, :i6 I'D.
Sixth racc-5 furlongs--Galice q tod.
first; Iavina q to q, second; Flight az
10 y, third. Time. l:6 l-2.
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Prince George County.

Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch.)
ton I,istrict: parker and Davis. 40; II oose-
yelt and Fairbanks 90; Ssouthall 90, Alex
ander q. HI. \, !.
Riyes District: Parker and onvls, AZ,
Roosevelt and Fairbanks. 10, southalt, 4oi
Alexander, 2. The Prohibition canuiaa'e
received one vote ln-this district -.
Bland District; Parker and l' = ~ 4,
Roosevelt aud Fairbanks, y; soHthu'''
30; Alexander, 10, III,
Blackwater District: Parker and l'a AVS;
i25; Roosevelt and Fairbanks. q! so 'l
81; Alexander, 10, J. /.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks, ISL soutilali go;
Alexanuer. 8. n "a assl Y p e
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ARE SEEKING
WAY TO PEACE:
Great Interest Felt ii, England
in Report, Of J;apan''s \
Willingness.
QUEEN WRITES o THE CAR Z 4
(By Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE dispatch Of
tho Associated Press from Washington
confirming the statement tnado In these
dispatches that Japan lind indicated her
Willingness TO entertain peace suggestions
from President Roosevelt Or King Ed
ward, created much interest hore Baron
Hayashi. the Japanese minister, said to-
day. After the fall of Port Arthur Japan
wo,ild, I believe. be roady to treat for
peace on higher essential basis than
that Russia should evacnato Aranchuria,
Japan also agreeing to q similar 6vncra-
Ston. The two great difficulties In tho
way Of any suggestion Of peace are, first.
tho apparent opposIuon Of Emperor Mich.
GLASS present advisers to q settlement OF
my kind; second, the preservation OF
Russian prestige When nations pres
tge II not gone is severely impaired It
rs a difficult matter even with the best
OF Intentions to preserve IT.
Tho Associated Press learns that Queen
Alexandra has been in constant commu-
ricatlon with tho Dowager Empress OF
Russia and Emperor Nicholas himself
during the last few days. This Is inter-.
preted hero as hopeful sign and as pos
slDly ilKely TO lead, though l5llot II Wv
immediate future. to the establishment
OF some modus vivendi whereby steps
looking to arbitration might be Initiated
without offence to Russia.
Tho rcteration OF the american State
Departments determination not to inter-
vene except OH requests from both OF the
bellgents tallies with tho official attitude
of the British government, but 1t Is
thought that before long some method
may be privatels. devised whereby this
diplomatic barrier to action will be over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
DUCK HUNTER FINDS BODY
OF A MURDERED MAN
lRy Assoc!a ted Press.l

MACON, GA. November ll,--A spec'a'
to the Telegraph from Savannah SAYS
Tho body Of Az uhKnoWA waite ate !nAh
was found yesterday by n duck hunter
MS il floated in the Ogechee River near
WAYS, on the Atlantic Coast Line, The
hunter lowed the bpdy TO the bryan
county SIDE OF the river, where an inquest
was hold rho body had leen IN the
water several days. In q POCKET WIS a
card bearing the nanle md address Of
u. G. Lnvigna, no. lod Washington Street,
Columbia. S. G.
several pool room tickets We're also
found, but there was no further means
Of identification than that shown by The
card, rho head had been crushed in as
if by Blunt weapon. No money or val
uabies were found IN the 'body,.and MUIR
der and robbery may have been COM
mitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Anderson-McCraW.

10 west Cary Street. was the scene of a
very pretty wedding Mt II O'Clock We'd
nesday morning. when Miss Annie Evelyn
McCraw. cousin OF Mrs. q llam, became
the bride OF MIR. Joseph Walton Anderson.
TIe bride entered with her sister, Miss
Lucy McCrnw. and was met at the altar
Dy The groom. with his best man, Mr..
&C. d. N1cCraw.
MI. and Mrs. Anderson left Immediate
~ after the ceremony and WILL be at
iiomc. DillIwyn, Buckingham county, az
ter November goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Lunenburg County.

! (specIal 10 The Tlmcs-Dlspatcf.
NIEIlERRIN, va. Nov. q 1.-The vote
;poIed IN this county was the smallest
for several years, Only 4Ss were cast Tor
Parker, oG for Roosevelt, and 10 scatter,
Ing among the other candidates. Southaii
nan ahead Of the national ticket, recelv-
Ing $50 votes. Alexander received only
70. The above gives Parker 9 majority
OF 325, $50 over Alexander
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
North Carolina.

The Methodist Conference in session at
Charlotte sdiscuss the divorce evil: Bishop
Cheshire declares 1t Is a State scandal;
address and resolutions referred---.Ne;! CIV
land now claims the Eighth District jny
fifty-eight votes, and North Carolina has
n solid Democratic delega ton---Jalnes
Taylor. deputy sheriff, accidentally drops
his pitsol and shoots himself---G
Aycock declines wife's plea for the PARDON
Of Arthur l.. Bishop for murder.
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Accidentally Shot Himself,

Especial 10 Tho |1Imes- lJIsputcH.J \. IA
FAYETpEWlLI4s, n, c., Nov, liz
James Taylor, sherlff's officer Of Q
prominent Fayetteville family we'll
known In baseball and. match shooting
circles In the state, accidentally dropped
n revolver to-day, II dlscharglng It, the
ball entering tho thigh and ranging to-
wards the groin. Tho bullet has not yet
been located. Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Amherst county.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspntcl

Especial to The Times Dispatch .
fta AMHERST. VA, Nov. ] 1.--The official
canvass OF the election returns for Am
sherst county gives the following results:
Total number of votes cast for President
In the county. 1907; for Parker and @Da-
Wis, $50; for Roosevelt and Fairbanks, III:
FOR Thomas L. Watson. 2; for Dabbs. 2;
pnrkcr's majority over Roosevelt, 700.
Totallnu,nber nf votes cast in the county
for congressman, 1.054; for II y. Flood,
Se2; for George a. Revercomb. l62; for
John NJ. Opic. 10; Floods majority over
5Rsyercomb T20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
ASK STRIKERS NOT
TO RETURN TO WORK
(py Assoelatea rra.a. |,

FALL RIVER, Macs, Nov. 1l..-lhe
structions Of tho Textile Council. Issued
To-day u signed appeal to tho cotton mill
strikers, bearing on the proposed at
tempt % the manufacturers 10 reopen the
mills Monday. The appeal advises the
operatives TO remain away from the mills
on Monday next, and show by their con
duct that they are determined not 10
return to work until an honorable settle
meat Is effected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Two Negroes Killed.

RI /, INV Assocnted Fress) 7
CHARLESTON, s.. G., Nov, 11--Calvin
Mcneil and NELL lllrnes, colored work
mon engaged in feAling tho big cotton
press at tho Dillon, $. G., oil mill gin
merry, were Instantly killed this after
noon by the explosion OF steam cyllhder.
valve threw 1t WIDE and the rush Of
steam burst tho cylinder. fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
GREATEST hip EVER
IN PACIFIC OCEAN
(By Assoclul cd IRE

San DIEGO IBID CHILE Nov. ll.=.rnp
steamer Minnesota. The largest vessel
tnat ever caHl 10 the eH~e!tc ocean, has
arrived at Copnet.
The Minnesota was rectAlly built In
New London, Conn, for The Great North
etl Steamship Company. and Nil! run
between Seattle and the Far EAST. She
left Norfolk September 9th, but was de-
famed at Fortress Monroe unfit October
Isl. She was reported a Bahia. Brazil,
October alth The Minnesota is on hef
was - Seattle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Prince Edward County.

---> Especial to Tho Times D!hpHtcnn;;1
FAItslYlLLEl, VA. NOV. H. Ne o.
ilcial vote of Prince Edward county ~ llo
parl,er sd. Roosevelt 1O1, southall doemol
for Congress, $40, Alexander (Rep) for
Congress, So. IN the election Of 1870 TINS
county gave Bryan Tor President $40 ana Z
Mckinley. 5T4.
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Powllatatl County.
,oo,o, ~ mo Tl,nes- Disputch,)

Especial to Tho Times-D lspatGho ~,
tPoWiiATAN, Va, NOV. 1.-The OIL
q. returns OF srowhntan county snow o.,
that out of 800 registered voters, only ae4
we're pollcd. r. &. so,lthall got ~ AleS
ander ia, Parker8nnd Davis 24o. toose O.
welt and Fairbanks l5d. ~ J., y.
At several of tile precincts tlckela WuIe
defaot.r and improperly marKed'i ! soitl-
nll,s majority III the county ~ leo Yotes'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
+, oullo,1n County.

Especial to The Times-D isTasch.)
5L1EsBERC, VA, Nov. 1.--Official 70.
turns from the twenty nine precincts or
Loudoun county give Parker nnd Davis
1869. Roosevelt and FAIRBANKS, 4A2 yotesi
EEixey, for Congress, 1867; Howard (Rep.l.
for Congress-. 395 votes; Watson,S7; SWnl-
low Go. Parkcrs majority is III; Rix-
eys' majority, ,1T2. #iA4t
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-FOUR Co DOWN
WITH SCHOONER
Y(Continued IRON Elrst Page.l

4IfNCUHlIIIuCU IIU.II3 9 " IT = = "
His father Is the captain OF the Henry
r. Haven and his brother Is master Of
tho Deborah Gray. both OF hlch schoon-
crs are now ut sea.
Another brother. while master Of the
Deborah Gray. lalled himself with q
shotgun in Philadelphia harbor last vim
ter, and shortly afterwards the brother
who was drowned in Wednesday nights
collision, took command Of that vessel.
on his first trip, with his wife aboard,
they ran into II hurricane and Tor Two
days lived dashed in the rigging, suffer-
Ing terrible hardships before being res
.cled .t.... - ~ ~. .s.Ls. ..-.5
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Henry County.

Especial TO The Tin,cs-D ,spatch)
NIAH NSVlLI-E. VA. Nov. l.--Thc
official returns shows the following re-
suits of tho election In Henry county:
Parker. $780, Swanson, COB. Watson's vote
in the county was 8; 2Swallow (Pro.) y. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Brunswick County.

Especial TO The Tlmes-D ispatch) -,
4 LAVE EN- EVIlJi4E1. A. Nov, lis---un
official vote for Brunswick Is as follows:
Parker. 594; Roosevelt. 129; Swallow, 2;
southall, 639, and Alexander. 12o. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Property Transfers,

MISUNDERSTANDING Panatlonl to Faus-
TO Andreott, stock and fixtures at 1921 r.,
Main Street, $3.50.
Henrico--Janc 7, Drewry ard others 10
=. 4. callin. lots II. is, 10, IN Robin Park,
$500.
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Sussex County.

Special to The, Tlmes- Dsp,a,tcf,1 !. !, !,
SUSSEX G. -. Nov. 1.-THE official
returns OF Sussex county, are ms follows:
Parker. 25a; Roosevelt 90: Watson, q;
southsll, 2qy; Alexander, rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

Richmonders in New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Herald Square
A. Rotbschild; Aston wv X. Royce;
Grand, Mrs. l.. Hungerford.
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Hoods Sa1,saEsarllas

II strengthens and tones the stomafl
and permanently cnrea dyspepsia and q
stomach troubles. Accept no substitute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Dyspepsia

Don't think you can cure your dyspepsl
in ANY other way than by strengthenln
and tonlng your stomach.
That is'weak and incapable Of per,ormiu
its functions, probably because you HAY
!, Imposed upon II in one way or anoiher oYs
ard over again.
You should take
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
A Very Small Vote Is Cast ii

Virginia Counties.
The following additional election re-.
turns received since the last report are
all official
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SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS.
The Weather.

The Weather.
WASHINGTON. NOV, 1f--Forccast io ,
Saturday and Sunday: .,,,,.y.
Virginia Fair Saturday anu 91'sf
fresh winds, mostly north, e,.,;,.Y
North Carolino.-Fair San1rdayi S" NM,
Increasing ctoudlness probapiy faip'
fresl, north TO northeast WINDS
weather sn Richmond yesterday was
clear and cold.
RANGE OF, THE THERMOMETER
q A III. .:..... :. a
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4 y, M. .........t...s...s....'..i' ''' Ic
G y. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, AZ
q p. NJ. :. - = ''''sis' I'd
~ midnight Neutrality-suspicious.. =. %
475-C
Highest temperature sesterday......'' "a "a
Lowest temperature Sosteruas..t.'ts' N IN s
Mean temperature yesteraa ~ ...... Y,
Normal temperature for Noysap,s y,:s Of
Precipitation, during past "a hours : 81
, IVY \ IN A('.
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Chances in Richmond.

\ no Guns .A Goth IN ONE DAY 5
fs,,,,,.i laxative Bromo ounine Tablets. All
5drmsgists rcfund tho money II II falls 70
cure. E w. Groves signature ~ on each
hox 25c.-.AdY
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
300 Head

300 Head of cattle at auction. See advertise ment. jy 23
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09

Miss Charlotte NJ. Preston, whom the PRgss erroncously located in Los Angeles, is attending the summer school at the University in Berkeley.
 Tie many friends of Judge Banta will be sorry to learn be is suffering from an affection of the nose, for the treatment of which he is now in Los Angeles.
 For best ice cream made of pure cream. and soda water cool as ice, call at Imperial Drug Co. fl
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
Baseball Players and Foot Raeersl

Louis ]. Kruger, eV-clampion long distance foot racer of Germany and Holland, writes, Oct. 27th, 1901: Our ing my training of eight weeks foot races at Salt Lake City, in April last. I used Ballard's Snow Eminent to my greatest satisfaction. Therefore, highly recommend Snow Linimcnt to all who are troubled with sprains, bruises or rheumatism. f" 2jc, 50c, $I .0O bottle.
 Sold by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. r. S. Anderson PrOpr Phone 7S.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
Church Services

Christian. Sunday school 10; morn ing worship II Sermon by Rev. II. R.. Hollingsworth, pastor. Christian En- deavor : evening worship, s.
 Methodist. .-Sabbath school 100 {; preaching II; Senior League 7.l5; Preaching s.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
IMPERIAL
RalIrond Change.

Train time has slightly changed. SO that trains now leave for old Beach at 3.27 a. m. and l40 P. m. They are due Co arrive at 725 a. m. and s0j D. m. Calcxico time nearly corresponds with this, as the same trains arrive from and continue on to that place.
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten
 Years of Suffe ring.

"I wish to say few words in praise of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" says Mrs. Hattie Burge, of Martinsville, Va. "I suffered from chronic diarrhoea for ten years and during that time tried various medicines without obtaining any per maneut relief. Last summer one of my children was taken with cholera mor- bus, and procured a bottle of this remedy. Only two doses were required to give her entire relief. I then decided to try the medicine myself, and did not use all of one bottle before l was well and l have never since been troubled with that complaint One cannot say too much in favor of that wonderful medicine.
 For sale by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. P. s Anderson Propr. Phone 7s
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
Moore's Ice Cream Parlors.

Mrs. Jas. T. Moore and daughter have opened up in the old store formerly oc- cupied by Stevenson Bros, an lee cream paror; also lemonade, soda, cold drinks of all kinds, candy etc. 7tf
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09
Imperial needs n tailor.

Mems outing suits at Varneys'. tf NJudg- Fnrr returned Wednesday from n business trip to Los Angeles.
 Pretty notions at the New York Store.
 Varney Bros sell for cash, conse- quently sell cheapest. If
 Buy buggy at Edgar Brothers. If
 A. F.. Williams late foreman of Prof. sisson's ranch, has left for Oregon.
 Going to the beach? Get your trunk and valse at the New York Store. If
 Summer dry goods at the New York Store. fl
 The Light, Water X Power Co. has received an additional boiler,-seyenty horse power,-ior its electric machin- cry.
 wagons at Edgar Bros. u
 Corn planters arranged especially for kaiIir and Egyptian corn, at Edgar Bros. II Mrs. F. N. Chaplin left Wednesday for the summer months. She will visit Los Angeles, Berkeley and Reno, New, before her return, about October l.
 See k. F.. Toomey about your Grain Bags Agent for G. W. McNear. If
 Rev. H. E. Hollingsworth, formerly of Holtvile, has moved to this city and entered npon the active duties as pastor of the Christian church.
 Window shades, T., attresses and spring cots at Narneys'. tf
 Mir. Pauff, of the New York Store, has gone, with his family, to the beach. Egyptian corn planters at Edgar Bros fl Mr. Gripper. of San Diego, returned to his home Sunday. Ladies' muslin underwear at Var neys'. u old Beach s to have Imperial water for it's big tank, hauled up in water cars and settled in reservoir before pumping into the tank. Furnishing goods at the New York 1 Store. fl Superintendent Ingram, of the s. F., l. was down with his special Friday, . bringing with him Mir. Sproul of the . traffic department.
 Shoes of all kinds at the New York . Store. Plain or handsome, light or heavy, for field work or parlor wenr- all can be suited, and at prices way be- 1 low the regular. Call and select while . the assortment is good. f V. r. Kucera has bought the bottling . works from Gottlob & Sons, and will run it with the aid of son soon expected . from the East. It is a good plant and Il good business and with Mir. KueeIa's ! able management will do well
The Imperial press., 1904-07-09

FOR SALE-TWO FINE FAMILY milch COWS. Henderson Bros, Sils- bee. Cal. %jy2-9