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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
EMANCIPATION DAY
IN MECKLENBURG
Merchants Share in Disappoint-
ment Of RainA Unique
Address.
Address.

fSpecial to The Times Dispatch)
BOYDTON, VA, April lO.-Meck plrA
is perhaps one OF tho few, u not ti ING 7
only. county in the United States Where
tho 9th OF April Is celebrated as ms 1
anniversary of the freedom of5the tcol !o't' /
people, and nowhere has tho day peel' !
.honored with the zest and Publication
NJ hero in Boydton. Yesterday was to 4
have been celebrated with more than
ordinary Interest as the colored pet ple,s
with the help of the whites, had pro-
cured a brass band Of some fifteen OF Il
twenty picccs from st. Paul's School, az
awrenccville, and other preparations
had been made for a large crowd, but
MI things are uncertain ana at cary
morning tho rain began fal ing, ana .py5
Ia or II O'Clock 1t was raining almost,
IN torrents, and rain kept upluntil nearly
0 clock. The colored people, as We'll as y
the merchants, who had made prepara-.
tons to sell u large quantity Of eatapics,
we're greatly disappointed The brass
band played some few pieces IN me
afternoon, but tho crowd was lacking 10
cheer. A colored lawyer named =.
Walker from Gloucester county, made y
unique speech, one full of good and whole-
some advice to his colored hearers.
On the subject of tho negro going North
he said rs soon as q negro here got -FOUR
dollars in his pocket, he would buy MN
self A. new pair OF shoes and SO Nortn.
After hc had been there n week or Ten
DAYS. he would write back IN TINS way S
.;Dcnr I,apn,-I have been sick and have
done no work, and am feeling awfu Dad
papa does not hear any more from nm,
Tn about n week papa gets tins telesrain'
".Jim is dead meet the coffin at the
depot. ,,4 ~,
papa meets tho coffin and In about len
DAYS papa Is dead from some contnElouS
disease, ana tell you. you had better
let them stay up there. They were no
good when they were down here, ana
went up North only for the reason they
could ride in the car and SIT by whl'eb
person, and that IL they behaved theni-S
selves down here. there never would nave
been Jim Grow car on the railroads.,
THAT the negro had no respect for each
other, that they msulted each other on
ali occasions. and took no notice or it,
hut that il white man insulted ono o.
them, they were ready 10 have trouh'e
Ia said lie had been invited m here %
ink to them, and IL they did not like
what he had said. he would not CONS
uunin.
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DAN CUPID WAS 4. {:
ABOARD THE LINE B.
Dir. Cooper Drcwry to Wed a
Young LadyWho Was Tourist
on Same Ship.
fsncclal to The Times-Dispatch.)

CHESTER, VA, April 1o.--Dr.0 Cooper
Drcwry has just returned from tour
of Europe, and will consummate a mar
rage with Il lady OF Baltimore IN june
ono OF tho touring party.
Rev. H. u. Paylor closed his revival
services here Sunday night, at the Motho-
dist Church. There were about forty
conversions, and twenty-one united Win
the Methodist Church, last night, and
one united with The Baptist Mt their hall
in tho morning, where Rev, Mr.. Davidson
nrcachcd A majority of these were
children.
squire Thomas r. Friend left here this
morning, and will try colored man
living near the sqnre's house. for proinis'
cuous shooting of firearms, on the pup
lie road and woundlng another negro
The free man came from the city on
Saturday night. happy In the posses
sion Of civil liberty, and like many OF
such cases. imagining the firing OF II
Ipistol in a public thoroushiare to be tho
most fitting way to celebrate his free
dom, and one OF his balls found the call
OF another negroes leg in the dark and
penetrated tho same, and so Squire
Friend was called on to deprive the
shooter of his liberty and enslaVe hin
In the county jail. Tho shooting of fire.
arms in tho public roads OF this county
nv drunken negroes has became q
nuisance, ana the squire stated that
having got his man. now, nc would make
an example Of him.
Miss Helen Eichelberger Is here from
washington to spend Faster holiday.
Miss Agnes Drewey, who has been or
n visit to Baltimore. has returned to
her homo at Centralin.
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OF
EAST HAN0vER .
Two New Cottages for the
Orphans Home at
Lynchburg.
lsnccial "a INC TImes.nlspatch.)

.flF Especial 10 Inc EIllnCS-l !SpdtSi.j sNas
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April To-.
The following additional members Of the
Prcsbytery reported, and were cnrollcd
this morning; Rev. j. {. Stewart, y. y;
Rev. Il. b. Eggleston. Rev. j, r. Rennie'
Rev. j. j. Fix, Rev. II. \. Lapsley; fu1-
ing Elders, ". s. Donnan. Richmond,
I,lrst Church; Il. D. Kemp. Manchester.
The reports OF the churches were called
for and referred TO the proper commit
tees, who will report later. to the Prespy
terry on the subjects covered by tneih.
REV. j. H. Light, pastor Of the Meth
pdist Church of this city. was introduced
10 the prcsbytery and was invited 70
sit as a visiting brother
Rev. C. W. Maxwell, superintendeht OF
tho Presbyterian orphans Home at
Lynchhurg, was introduced TO the Pres
bytcry and invited TO sit rs n corresponds
ing member Mr.. Maxwell made an adj
dress in behalf of the Home, In whcn
he showed that the conditions of the
institution are in a very excellent cond'-
lion. He said that two new cottages
would be built this summer.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart D, D.. pre-
scented the report OH Ministerial Relief,
showing that of the $500 apportioned
among the churches. $169.0d was raised
for The general expense fund, and Sl9s.oo
was reported as raised for the endow-
nent fund.
A communication was received from
tia church at Chester asking that q
commission be appointed to visit thlt
church 10 arrange for the election ana
ordination of officers, MS that church IS
now without officers
Rev. John r, Rosebro was received
from Baltimore Presbytery OF the North
crn Presbyterian Church. Mr., ls6sebro
is a son OF the pastor OF the church IN
which the Prcsbytery Is meeting, ana ne
is now connected with FREDERICKSBURG
College.
great deal of routine work was Mt
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Believed That Hc Wanted Mrs.
Stone 10 Die As Well IS
Himself.
Himself
- Tho Times-DIspatch. }

-
CuARLOTTESE1LLE VA, April 10
Further 4 particulars received mere 'o-i
night from Union Mills, Fluvanna coun
~ of the attempted suicide or MI
Randolph Despcr, OF Roanoke, va, lead
ia the belief that the young man, before
-, do,vor,nr to end his own life first at
,empted to kill Mrs. Blanche Stone, q
wealthy widow, with whom he was mad
lv infatuated This. at least, IS the sup
position OF the people or the neighbor-
hood, after hearing the story Of the az
fair as related by Mrs. Stone.
Despor. who Is q handsome young fel-
low. had long been paying his addresses
to Mrs. stone. For some months PAST
he had been In the employ of the NOR
folk and Western Railway, with head
quarters In Roanoke, but this position ne
recently gave up ana on Saturday.
March Slst returned 70 MS olo lio'''e
near Union Mills, Fluvanna county.
The following day he called to see
Mrs. stone, who had declined q proposal
made by letter. He renewed his suit.
but TO no avail. On Saturday night
last he again appeared at tho home of
Mrs, Stone. Have you not changed
your mind In regard to. accepting me?'
he said no." replied Mrs. Stone.
there never can be anything between
u.s." After making this reply Mrs,
Stone turned to the young man and
told him that as It was 1880 O'Clock
1T was time that lie was leaving. Desper
took up his hat and departed. While
fastening up the house and preparing to
retire Mrs. Stone heard some one call.
She went to tho door, but saw no ono,
She then stepped out In tho yard to get
n view OF the driveway, and as she
did so two pistol shots rang out, Realiz-
Ing her helpcssness, Mrs, Stone rushed
indoors slammed tho door, and sum
moned her brother, Mr. Walter Beard
over a private phone Nlr, Beard, who
resides bur a fow hundred yards distant,
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Write, for.

RESPONDED promptly. He found young
lDcspcr lying in the driveway, seeming
~ dead At his feet were his coat and
vest folded UP. and nearby was the
weapon which had been used the five
chambers being empty
When the injured n1.a was reached by
DR.. n. NJ. Tricc, III the Moresbrook Sani-
tayium, this city. and Drs. kennicote
and Smith, OF Palmyra, 1t was found
that three balls had taken effect One
ball entered the head on the right side,
went under the scalp for an inch and
half and then came out. a second
grazed the scalp and made an abrasion
OF about a quarter-inch! The bullet
that may prove fatal entered the left
chest one inch above the brcat and pene-
tratcd the lung. The ball Is now lodged
IN the would-be suicides back, the ply
sicians thinking 1t best not to risk prob
ing. Desper Is too i'll to be removed
from Mrs stones to his home.
When he had been given every at
tention, Desper was asked why he had
tried to take his life. He remained ST.
lent although the question was repe>fed.
"You have three balls In your back
and chest. man" he was told.
II aimed to hit myself, and don't
riyo a d" was the cool reply.
Al Young Desper's bedside to-day Is
his sitter, Mrs. Nellie Eranham. and Mr..
Tladen; brother-in- law.
Tho affair has caused no little ex-
element. Mrs. Stone Is Of n prominent
Augusta county family, and is highly
respected She is young. handsome and
wealthy. Her estate, "stonehurst," Is
magnificent place of over six hundred
acres, and IS regarded rs one OF tho
best fruit and stock farms In Fluvanna.
Her husband Mr., Andrew Stone died
about four years ago.
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HORSE SHOW JUDGE.
Living Relatives Of General Hugh
Mercer to Have Special Invitation

Special to Tho Tinres- Dlspatch,)
FRI1DERICKS VA, April To-
Mr.. c. II. 1Iurkamp has been invited
TO act as one of the Judges for the mon
mouth County Horse Show at Hollywood
Park, Long Branch, n. j., July 2tll'
osth. He has accepted and will judge tho
classes Of saddle horses, hunters and
jumpers. Mr.. Hurkamp has also been m
vited to judge the spring horS show AZ
Dulands, ~ y, from April nth to 2Oti,
ana will Judge hunters, jumpers and POO
ponies.
Mrs. Kate r.. Bedford, through her
ATTORNEYS Goodrich and Goolrlck, Will
hiring suit for alimony, ana divorce from
her husband, r. c. Bedford, Of this city,
IN the Corporation Court hero.
AS tho time approaches for the unye'i-
ing of the monument on Washington
Avenue in this city, to General Hugh
Mercer OF Revolutionary fame, much
interest Is felt in the number of his
relatives now living, as It Is desired 10
send special Invitations to all of them
10 attend tho ceremonies here this spring,
Tho nearest living descendant so fal
heard of is Mrs, Randall, Of Stafford
county, near this city, grandmother OF
Mr.. e. II, Randall, city surveyor for
Fredericksburg, who before her mar.
RAG was Miss Mercer, and Is q niece of
General Mercer. Another close relative
ia Rev. Mercer Blaine, Of Albermarle
county who Is here attending the East
Hanover Presbytcry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
ENLARGE FACULTY.
Randolph-Macon Woman's Col
lege Provides for More Pupils.

Especial TO The Tmes-DspatchD
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 1o.-Prepar-
,nc for the enlargement of the college
at the beginning of the session OF 19o-o7,
which will be made possible by the crec-
t,om of dormitory, with capacity for
housing one hundred additional young
,lodies rho board of trustees of RAN
In,nh, Macon Womans College has en-
larged the faculty.,
me professors elected are DR.. Henry D,
Blackwell, a, b., of Randolph-Ancon
College, rh. D. OF Yale, and now PROBES.
sor Of English in the London Institute, OF
Georgia, will MI tho position Of adjunct
professor of English; Or, James J. Porter,
A. NJ, OF Randolph-Mncon, IN. % or
Johns Hopkins University, and now adj
iunct professor in Williams College, Mas
snchusetts, who will be adjunct professor
Of physics and astronomy.
Miss Clara Orr, ono Of the music teach
ora was granted leave for q year, IN
order that she may study abroad, and
Miss EVELYN Johnson, Of North Carolina,
was selected to FIJI her place during her
absence. Miss Evelyn Williams, Of this
cItv. was elected an additional instruc-
tor In music.
c,,,th n select another music teacher
mon tho nomination Of Professor Davis.
the head OF tho department. lie !, was y
authorized to secure another assistant
In tho art department
The erection of a steam laundry az mo
cost of 81 500, was decided upon, ana the
enlargement of the chapel was author
ICED Ia be started at the close OF mo
session, in order that 1t may DO READY
for use next lall, .
The school Will have an enrolment OF
ot least 450 next session, one hundred
more than 1t As. at present, Last year
fully two hundred applicants were not
considered because Of the lack OF accom-
modatlon,
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Hs pfsb 1 z l7 s orG%N soon
S BE- d III ni Uncle sam OIL ~,
: as 3S
ssssS, "a na
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s. i A. 5$;y
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Eous fac fact &C can and viii unee Sam
s
Rs sq5s Yas
81 Ie1 s T1snep s
Dsin PA 17e or q g the rto oeRfe Q go
MAMMOTH PIPE LINE PUMPS.
TWO Of the main trunk pipe line ana no'eII be
s es & snes aRs
FL ns:i VIZ SHy' 'nd Ell
date use -
CASH 70 PAP SaR = Is F S3rs 'saS se 'shD on
oE1R HARk e r tf asss sa e
1ssfS / s # d
Ifncie sa Besides there is subscDer lo s[ofA
orondv allotted for treasury close TO a
"a NJ $4,000 which will be paid during INC
three six months III Z.
ONE MILLION N DOLLARS AND r., = t'io','>'f''
STOCIiE OI.DF1TiS e
,,,l be back Of Uncle In less than ninety Gays.
win ths vast army Of loyal IT means po"ei ~ ~
3 ads sa nss Sf m Sam N
i E :soss S s. Gs' +
THAN ONE MAN $1,000. From the Tag NE s19cK -
selling now the balance Of ONE MILLION snd our
Band Of loyal to ten f
fayence whether you live In New YORK. Gaiornlaa OF
IoIida YOU are Join band ne people 81
the entire NATION back OF Uncle sam ana tne ,s
III. cnmt that Uncle oil will be sold as far ana a.
Wde as its stockholders located CANADA ulu
the sea are also repre-
scented in Uncle Sam Company.
rF,M11rASCEs FOR THE PAST THIRTY DAYS OVER
49,. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
va, NAV think that Uncle Sam stock is not IN de
md that you plenty OF time 70 secure STOCK
hnSore II ia all However, few minutes az ne nous
ofhce Of the company would change Your mind FROM
en to sixteen clerks kept busy at work on the com
panys and in sending out epor,S and
vestors Every day kilograms are received reservs
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KANSAS or, BRINGS st2O pEt IA nnE1.-UNC1.E SAN
=. wilt. SOON he HANDLING NINE HUNDRED tsoo)
1t1 q Y. Z q

KAS S?!. 81 sSes ,4sDnisa sSS n0spnD 900
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r sH III S SH2s WIFI ;s A Ss %'
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August. 'T
rY nSsNz,s i, p4y Tulsa WILL SrHnr Ar 600
ney o su a: s S" ffSTsE
% VIII
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e.; s u nsss So S vs ~
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ss5S; ss4$ x. IN
aa nns' S Eh's svs s
sss a fy 1Ss
SCI: $$ sF55 S'} H sl
Will, PRODUCE THOUSANDS OF BARRELS OF OIL,
@ FROM OUR OWS WIlfi9 ssj@t .g4i5a
ss2S eSc Of h rou
NAV he Increased drills In less han ninety
IS sa o TO S1
is growing every hour ana WI ioIce d
change Tor good In the oil fields The time to JON our
saara s wh snd yGu great money
WE CAN SELL THE onslxTEES DIsT ,Ig TN
no STATIONS NOW COMII.E TED-MORE UNDEt CoN-
l4a ErRECTIOS. IS ss
tho following trade ceners In tho Missouri aliey
states Uncle Sam Company has refined oil storage tanks
wagons loyal delivering Uncle sam OIL 70 ~
thousands No trouble to sell the on Conu
he selling right the output Of TEN-IltOObAro.
RARREi daily capacity refinery There are eyer hve
hundred good trade that want Uncle Sam oIs-
Printing sta tons will BIO just question OF rev
months un Uncle Sam oil will be placed on ne Market
several these places 1t takes tine TO 1ne up
ali Of these stations but steadily and safely Uncle Sam II
taking one stronghold after another unul the Gay WIZ
come BY AND SUPERIOR Oils yn ,bs
Valley ter join our army % oyer Sa raoG
work Meantime 4 you 90 your traains Ing nd
ng b, home product. From TO three tank wagons
II storage tanks the following named cities
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First OF the Season.

The first straw hat of the season was seen
yesterday. afternoon on Bfoad street and lt
was n genuine Panama. POSSIBLY nc wearer
was from the South, but hn had a ba'my day
Tor lis cool headgsAF, even in Riehmoni'
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;
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rs esSSG mi ; 5S$:
as ss as'S line and refinery
r'ro re HAVE FAD "hAr f'o N'' $50 4
yhsp n bs sssH .3a Pe
R%a F ySI5 e.
81 g5;ss Ss5 i % while
70 On HvE1rY nASD,
n. ws gou ,n paeo ys you
ss yss F2sat ~ " @
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sSH x;;ssaey n
g. s. s1 as
Il. 81 s
a nd fe 0 lax
as cSps sf S s s5'
o oil sep pnG ID sna
Tsh s
s:s {;
fns for you 70 invest and help the good r0fN
the great ~ profits na naae a IN ene
Nd at Cherryvale In sccessful operation. And
two moro great rcnneres under construction tnan
;ss sssss sSs
DoS aam np sMG skER Y CT r'Osr = : q SKY
For several months there been syst ematc game
~ hlackuai against Uncle SAM Certain SUPPOSED
financial circulated trust lies Tor so 1nuc
9hsr
IS ss; s S IS me
eu want You send
direct to the company and will be properly enroed
and receive your stock by return registered mail AZ
oyy-Ss8 OR CONTROLS on, RIGHTS IN OWE THIRTY
- THOUSAND 10000 AGREE. ~ gu
Owning reneries pipe lines tank cars sor &c .amKs
for hoth crude OIL and also tang Wagons,
backed by public sentiment and our territory Where unse
he output OF Reneres No md No by hGnsand s o.
can drill thousands oil wells certainl! 10 1neul
Frat ali must admit mpregnabe. Among the thirty
Thousand go 0 above mentioned Is Uneven hun
Ava Acre iOT Is OsAGE where tho company now mas
settied production between 800 and 400 barrels day
We haye thousands barrels OF this high OIL y
are now Of this oil to Refinery No o
but viii only TEMPORARY or until pipe llne nov
prohased is laid completed On this Eleyen
eTa between wells already drilled on proved GROUNDS
Thie oil when run through Uncle Sam reneiies ana tne
parane pla will be built at the river ree''
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SPRING SUIT Free.

One of the most profitable branches
of tho modern business sciences, is prob
ably the art Of advertising,
+ 10 stimulate the cult among the grow
ing youth Of the city,MeHrs O. II. Berry
&, Company are offering two handsome
prizes to boys under 10 years Of age,
who in not moro than one hundred words
can write the best ad upon why par
onts should buy their boys Nothir: at
Berrys,
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ROOF LEAK
PAINT CEMENT J!

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK: DON'T
GO 10 THE EXPENSE or PUT
TING ON A NEW ONE, WE CAN
MAKE 1T WATERTlGHT.
Arnitage Manufacturing Co.
phone sri. Richmond. Va.
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-Pl-ANTS-PLANTS,
FINEST lot of Azaleas Red Ramblers,
Iillies, IIydrangeas, spireas. l1laos,
Hyaneinths, etc,
- S West Broad
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Observation-Disclosures vUWVNW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

A+,,,on Lea en- worth, Antl,ony. Whitfield: Mineral
scnr. Wichita, Josepl p1ttsbufR S'ioA $500
Conoordia, Hutotinson Topeka. ,.wtyrNC,t,
While at ia NsAg CITY 1 rr aa, war 1l viii soon
GREAT BEND AND TUlSy;A ohGie r '''''
no delivering IJncc Sam oil. -,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-02-24
Summons.

Superior Court, Douglas County.
Amelia Starkha,
John Starkha.
Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin. To the said Defendant -
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons. ex-
elusive of the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid; and
in case of your failure so to do. judgment will be
rendered against you according to the demand Of
the complaint
CATLIN, BUTLER & LYONS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P O. Address. Superior. Sta. "a" Douglas
County Wisconsin.
Jan. 27-Mar. 3.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-02-24
Ono WAY Second Class Colonistx Rates
VIA the Mort hMNstern Ilnn

ON Feb. 18TH to Alril Eth. inclusive,
the Northwestern Line will sell One
Way Second Glass Colunsists tickets
to California, western and north
western points at very low rates
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tee that secured the State Normal
School. aud was the first village
attorney and chairman of the com
nittee that organized the village
and established its present limits
and gave to it It's present name.
We, the undersigned, members
of the Douglas County Bar, believe
that the people Of this state recog-
nize the fact that all things being
equal, the northern part of this
State is in all fairness entitled to
n member of the Supreme Bench,
and we, knowing that Mr.. Grace
is familiar with the lumber, min
ing, shipping, manufacturing and
commercial interests of the state,
now on account of his high char
acter and legal attainments, we
endorse him rs lawyer in every
way qualified for the position of
Justice of the Supreme Court.
G. X. Fridley
W. f. Haily
Geo. b. Hudnall
Committee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-02-24
Men and Women Kept Young,

VIRTUAMA is q French treatment
that is positively guaranteed to cure
impotency, incontinuence of urine
resulting from indiscretions or debili-
ty, gives vitality and vigor to old and
middle aged, restoring the desires
ambstions and aspirations of youth
and health, fitting for success and
happiness IN business; professional,
social and married life. SO package
or 8 for IS. Sent anywhere prepaid on
receipt Of price. This Is the one that
will make YOU rejoice 80 do not let
your dru lei talk you into buying a
cheaper axe as tt will fool you.
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SUMMONS.
Notice Of Hearing.
State of wisconsin.

State of wisconsin,
In County Court.
Douglas County. J
In the matter of the estate of Gustaf Erickson.
deceased late of the city of Superior, Douglas
county wisconsin. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given. That at a special term
of the county court to be held in and for said
county at the county judges Office in the Court
House. in the city of Superior, Douglas county.
wisconsin. on the 18th day of March. 1906, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. the following
matter will be heard, considered and acted upon
by the court:
The verified petition of Charles wickstrom adj
ministrator of the above entitled estate, asking
leave to sell lot numbered one hundred forty-nine
G49) on west Sth street and lot numbered fifty
three (53 on west 9th street all in the tnwnste of
Superior part of the city Of Superior.
Douglas county. wisconsin. property Of said es
tate, in order to raise money to pay the debts of
the estate and expenses of administration.
Dated this It'll day of February 1906.
By the court.
L. S. LARSEN.
Feb. 1924 County Judge.
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LUCkIESr MAN IN ARKANSAS.

II l.. Stanley Of Bruno writes, I'm
the luckIest man in Arkansas. since
the restoration of my wife's health
after five years OF continuous cough.
ing and bleeding from the lungs, and
owe my good fortune to the worlds
greatest medicine, Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
know from experience will cure con-
sumption If taken in time My wife
improved wi Il Il 5; bottle and twelve
bottles completely cured her" Cures
the worse coughs and colds or money
refunded soc and 81 Trial bottle
free at All Druggists.