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GOING To CHEYENNE
TO ATTEND MEETING

WITS. Z. r. Watson of Rawlins, Mrs
r uua a of Encampment and Mrs.
aa webster of Rock Springs arriv
the west. The ladies' will go
oomorrow to Cheyenne to attend the
ha"i meeting of the Royal Neigh.
row winch meets in that city tomor
u,s Mrs. James Weightman and Mrs
,in." Burkenmeyer, the representa-.
from this city, will also go. Mrs
ecate L~ahgheldt, also one of the del
w. VINO has been Ill for the pas
no,ra, intends to go If her health will
, 1908-03-09

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 9.-After re-
ceiving necessary repairs, the Amer
lean car in the New York-to-Paris race
left here at 11:25 o'clock today for
Laramie. e. Linn Mathewson of Den
Yer will drive from Cheyenne to Og-
den.
, 1908-03-09
Government Cases to Be Heard.

Washington, D. c., March 9.-The
soVernment's prosecution of certain
eltzens of Colorado charged with nav
Jug attempted to illegally obtain pos
session of coal and timber lands in
'nat state will be heard by the SUI
pIeme court of the United States after
tne disposal of the other cases already
OCT por the first Tuesday Of the next
, 1908-03-09
COMING TO OCCUPY
IHE GRANT RANCE

Hon. Leroy Grant of Cheyenne and
his son, l.. N. Grant, who were here
yesterday, returned to Cheyenne last
night and will arrange for the removal
of the son and his family to the Grant
ranch for the summer, which they
will occupy. Mr.. Grant owns one of
the best ranches in the county and
his son will no doubt make a success
Of the venture.
, 1908-03-09
Aaainst RaWIins LADY.

Mrs. P. A. Smith returned from Og.
Journal. She had been to the juno
ton City to attend court in the suit
brought against the Union Pacific for
the death of her son, Earle, who was
killed in the head end collision il
which Engineer Brink lost his life.
The finding of the court was in favor
of the railroad company.
, 1908-03-09
Orchard to Be Tried.

Boise, Idaho, March 9.-Harry Or
chard, charged with the murder of
~Steunenberg, will be taken from
the state p~enitentiary to Caldwell to-
morrow and his case will be called,
when probably the date for the trial
will be fixed.
, 1908-03-09
Bad Fire at CHICAGO,

Chicago, ILL.,, March "a score of
iremen were injured, three perhaps ia
tally, by fire early today which destroy.
ed the Apollo hall, a three-story struc-
ture, at 256 to 262 Blue Island avenue
The total damage was SIS, 900; cause
of the fire unknown.
, 1908-03-09
Off For Colorado.

Engineer James King and familS
left Sunday afternoon for ldaho
Springs, Colo, where they will visl:
until the return OF warm weather
in the hope that the change will bene.
fit Mr.. King, who is troubled VITA
rheumatism.
, 1908-03-09
GALlIPOLlS SUFFERS FROM RE-
CURRENT RAINS AND CONSE-
oUENT RISE OF RIVER
AT THAT PLACE.
Many Houses in Water and Inhabitants
Have Narrow Escapes in Seeking
Safety-OkIahoma Fruit Crop is
Damaged by Severe Fall in Tenn.
p%erature, Ice Forming at oklaho-
ma City-Fire Loss at Chicago.

Gallipolis, Ohio, March 9.-The hea-
Wy rainfall has again started, all the
rivers of this section rising. and the
indications are for another disastrous
floor. Many houses are flooded and
many people had narrow escapes.
, 1908-03-09
CARPENTERS TO FINISH
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

1t is expected that the building de
partment of the w. H. Holiday com
pany will complete the carpenter work
on the Baptist church this week. The
stained glass windows have arrived
from the factory and will be installed
among the last things to be done to
get the auditorium ready for occu-
pancy.
, 1908-03-09
Parker,s MANAGER Dead.

New York, March 9.-William 7.
Manning, manager for Alton B. Parker
in the presidential campaign of 1901,
died of pneumonia here yesterday.
Manning was for a number of years
engaged in newspaper work.
, 1908-03-09
Laid Up at MarshalItoWn.

Marshalltown, Ia, March 9.-The
first French a broke a driving shaft
n and one-half miles west of Lee
Grande, Ia, last night, The crew. secur
ed teams to haul the car through the
city. The car will probably be here
for several days, undergoing repairs.
, 1908-03-09
VIII Present Minority Bill.

washington, D. c., March 9.-The
uehocratic members of the house COM
mi''ee on banking and currency today
agreed to report to the house the mi.
"UrIIy currency bill introduced by JOIN,
Fowler bill.
, 1908-03-09
HAY MERCHANT HAS
A SUCCESSFUL TRIP.

A. Franzen has just arrived from
Colorado points, where he has sold
about twenty cars of hay. He finds
the market pretty dull, but he expects
to sell about 400 or 500 tons to a con-
%struction company. He has about
1 900 tons baled at Rock River and is
now baling at Wyoming station, where
he has about 500 tons.
, 1908-03-09

afternoon by having a runaway. A
travelling man rented a rig and took
two young women to ride. Mr.. Frazer
instructed him not to go near the au-
tomobiles, but he did o heed the
warning n SO ended by completely
running the buggy. No one was seri-
ously hurt.
, 1908-03-09
WIRELESS MESSAGE SAYS ALL
ARE WELL AND VESSELS
ARE IN THE VERY PINK
OF CONDITION.

Expect to Arrive at Magdalena Bay on
Thursday of This Week, Two
Days Ahead of Schedule, and Sail.
ors Anxious to Make New Record
in Target Practice-Remarkable
Wireless Message Received Today
, 1908-03-09

were taken into custody by one of the
Union Pacific officers Saturday night
for breaking switch lights in the rail,
road yards. The boys were taken be
fore Judge Hynds and given a severe
repremand. They promised not to go
near the railroad yards again. The
judge let them go on that condition
, 1908-03-09

I. W. Emmons of this city, general
auditor for the Laramie, Hahns Peak
and Pacific Railway company, left
Saturday night for Omaha, on bust
ness for his company, and will be
home some time during the first half
of the present week
, 1908-03-09
Enaineer Goes to Denver

Engineer George Harris of the Lar
annie Cheyenne district has gone u
Denver for a few days in the hope
that the change will benefit his health
He has been ailing for some time ana
art of the time was unable to WORK.
, 1908-03-09
Italian Car in Motion.

Omaha, Neb, March 9.-After re-
pairs which took thirty-six hours, the
Italian car in the New York-to-Paris
race left here for the west at 10 o'clock
this morning.
, 1908-03-09
Fruit Crop Damaqed,

Oklahoma City, Okla, March 9.-Ice
formed here last night, the thermome.
ter standing rs above ger this mora
ing. Many peach, apricot and plum
trees are in full bloom and the crop
will be much damaged.
, 1908-03-09
Shire Horses to Provo.

Mr.. Dygert of Illinois, who was
here with some Shire stations for the
west, left last night for Provo, Utah,
with two of them, the third animal
still being too i'll to be moved.
, 1908-03-09
Private's Death Announced.

San Francisco, Cal, March 9.-The
battleship feet came into direct com-
munication with Mare Island yester.
day, a message being received by wire
less from the battleship Maine, of AL
miral Evans fleet, which was fully
$500 miles away. The message an
nounced the death of a private in the
marine CORPS.
, 1908-03-09
TAILOR ARRESTED FOR
DISTRIBUTING BILLS

there is little chance that the box
will be filled today.
Trial Will Be Brief.
1t is expected that the actual trial
will be brief, probably not lasting
more than n day. There was no
demonstration today when Alto was
brought in court from the county Jail.
, 1908-03-09
BROUGHT SOME VEAL
FOR LOCAL BUTCHERS,

Thomas Blake is in today with his
freight teams for the Mosman Mercan.
tile company at Walden, bringing the
carcass of a number of veal killed
in the park INT intended for local AM
nearby markets. Mr.. Blake will pro-
badly return tomorrow with loads of
merchandise for the Mosman com.
pany.
, 1908-03-09
Will Entertain at RaWIins.

Rawlins, Wyo., March 9.-Prepara-
tons are being made here for a hearty
reception to the American car in the
New York-Paris race, and the party
will be given the glad hand right roy
ally.
, 1908-03-09

Yardmaster John Crooks office is
closed today, and his desk has been
moved to the trainmen's room while
the Office is being repainted and re-
decorated.
, 1908-03-09
AMERICAN RACING CAR THOMAS
REACHES THAT CITY TEN
MINUTES AFTER ONE
THIS AFTERNOON.
Stay There Short One and Party Off
for Sherman and Laramie-Raw-
Inns Preparing Reception-Asso-
ciated Press Account of Move
ments Of American, Italian and
First of Two French Cars in Race.


Buford, Wyo., March 9.-The Amer
lean car arrived here at 1:10 this af-
ternoon and left Immediately for Sher-
man and thence to Laramie.
, 1908-03-09
JURORS FOR
THE TERM
JUDGE CARPENTER SUMMONS
THIRTY-SIx CITIZENS FOR DU-
TY IN MONTH OF MARCH.
Summoned to Appear Later in Month
and List Placed in Hands of Sher-
ina Tomorrow-Criminal Docket
Arranged for the Term.

The March term OF the district cOurt
began today, with Judge Carpenter on
the bench. The first business was the
drawing of the jury, the following thir-
ty-six names having been drawn and
placed in the hands of the sheriff, to
come into court later:
Laramie-Guy Holiday, George A.
! Crawford, William Beacham, Rand
Kline, H. J. Cowden, Elmer Lovejoy,
j. d. Liddell, F. L. Odom, Fred Cam
eron, Bert Bramel, Jerry F. BREASTED,
F. p. Mason, William Nottage, Charles
C.. Miller, Willis Jensen, A. X. Cham
bin, NJ. F. Knadler, jr, Arthur Case,
w. H. Page, Henry Murdoch, John
Baltic, jr., Thomas Smyth, w. J. Beck
with, Fred N. Fisher, William r. Hast
ings, E. A. Murphy and E. ]. Bell.
r. F. d. No. Peter Perue and
William r. Jackson.
Mandel-Chris Greaser and Louis
Pilger.
S~ibylee-Oscar Colditz.
Rock River-G. Ira Hoge.
Tie Siding-John Bennett.
Wayside-August Radichal.
Sherman-John Boyle.
To Try nsan Case.
The following jury was summoned
today to try a case of insanity pending
in the district court, a young man
whose parents reside here and who
was brought from Denver some time
ago: T. H. Simpson, Willis Jensen,
Charles E.. Blair, George E. Harvey,
Ed n. Fisher and NJ. F. Knadler. The
evidence will be heard before Judge
Carpenter tomorrow.
Criminal Cases Set.
Judge Carpenter today set for hear
ing on the gath the case Of the state
against John Miller, the Hungarian
charged with stealing waste from he
journal box of a freight car in the
yards here, and Ed Sprouss, charged
with the cheft of a horse from August
Kassahn. johnson of Tie Siding will
be a%rraigned on the same day for sell
ing liquor without license.
Incorporation Papers Filed.
The Overland Cereals company, COM
posed of A. w. Augspurger, l.. r. Her
TICK, N. II. COIlHell, l. II. SImpSOu, w.
H. Holiday and Edward I~vinson, with
a capital stock of 800 900, divided into
300 shares of the par value of 500,
filed its articles of Incorporation to-
day. The company will carry on a
general milling and elevator businessN
owning the flour mill here and plan
ming to build an elevator adjoining,
with a capacity of $4,000 bushels of
grain. The directors of the company
are A. w. Augspurger, L. r. Herrick
and n. L. Corthell. Its principal place
of business will be Laramie.
Court House Notes.
A United States patent to Hattie E.
Hansen, for 320 acres in section 20,
township 81, range rs, dated February
10, 1908, was filed today.
George and Minnie Nottage today
sold to Chris f. Jensen, for 1000, the
northwest quarter of section "a, town
ship Is, range rs.
Walter Bidder presented fourteen
coyote pelts for bounty and Oscar
Colditz presented three.
Sheriff Bath today inspected a car
load of horses being shipped to Ne
braska by ID. N. Stickney,
, 1908-03-09

The disposition of congress to re-
store "In God We Trust to the coins
will give numismatists another hot run
for molasses money.
, 1908-03-09
Horses for the Markets.

D. N. Stickney this afternoon load
ed a car of horses here for the mar.
kets and they will go forward later
in the day.
, 1908-03-09

Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles
Jarvis, 507 south Seventh street.
, 1908-03-09
Ships in Perfect Condition.

The cruise has been successful in
every way. The ships are in perfect
condition and will be ready for record
, 1908-03-09
YOUNG Kinu Has Grit.

A section of the Spanish ministry is
bitterly opposed to the kings intended
visit tomorrow to Barcelona, which is
described as a "wasps' nest" The
king will display old Bourbon courage.
and has refused to be disturbed.
, 1908-03-09

Assistant Chief Schuettler obtained
a sample of Averbuch's handwriting,
which corresponds with the writing on
the envelope containing the decoy let
ter which the assassin took to Ship
py's house.
, 1908-03-09
Threat AGAINST Alfonso of Spain.

Madrid. March "a dispatch has
been received from the Spanish min
lister to Switzerland, saying hat an
archists at Geneva have decreed the
death of King Alfonso and Premier
Maura
, 1908-03-09

SMALL BOYS CHARGED
Pou WITH BREAKING LIGHTS.
N,on Hull, Pearl Hull and LLOYD
all boys about 10 years of age,
, 1908-03-09

LIVELY RUNAWAY is
ADDED TO EXCITEMENT.
One of the teams from the Elkhorn
barn added to the excitement of the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
SHORT STORIES.

Dates thrive on the Colorado desert
In Holland fifteen out Of every thou.
sand inhabitants are foreigners.
The newly formed Chinese cabin.-
has decided on the regular publicatior
OF a government newspaper.
The great Guadalupe arteslan We
nj Guadalupe. Mexico. which used z.
SQUIRT a hundred feet high. is tire
and only goes half that now.
There Is one American book whicl
should be counted among the best SCI
ers. Over 100000 copies have bee,
sold. II Is The Horse Book" iSsU.
by the government.
Judge Tuthill Of Chicago decid"t
that It Is as much the duty OF fatLr-
as a mother 10 walk the floor with
crying baby and warm the infants
milk bottle at night.
Rockingham Junction. y. H.. unit.
recently a thriving railroad center. has
practically ceased TO exist. The IA
road station cafe has been closed an
the Telegraph wires taken out.
Few persons realize the amount a.
work required TO give an automobi"
body It's completed dress. To Obta..
new blue finish. for instance, 1t is
stated that no less than thirty-tw"
painting operations are required.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08

Mr.. Thomas still has plenty Of the
worlds good and don't seem to be
bothered.
Mr.. VIM. Pickett, who for a num-
Der Of years has been in the employ
Of the Tuckhorn Cash Register Co.,
III E. Madison ST.. in the capacity Of
porter, now enjoys the honor Of being
one Of the company's city statesmen.
He is the only Colored man in the
company's employ that fills such a
high position.
Mrs. Irene Camp, wife Of one of the
leading West Side business men, is
still travelling extensively in behalf Of
the many lodges she belongs to. She
is a busy woman.
Prof. Hall is now teaching the
young folks how to dance on the West
Side.
Order your Broad Ak in advance
and you will get them on time. A. l..
OAuPSOhs 10 d ldlSlSu SlIctl.
The West Side Churches are doing
great work. Come over aud be
saved.
Miss Sadie Skinner of 1924 Indiana
avenue, who until a few months ago,
was employed on the West Side by
Prof. A. L. Simpson in the capacity
OF manacuring, is lying quite i'll at
her Indiana avenue home. and hopes
to get her old position on the West
Side when she RECEIVERS.
You should all stick with The
Broad AK. 1t has stuck by you for
q number Of years. Get it at 73 s.
Halsted street Phone Monroe 1870.
West Side people are not worried
about where they will get their next
meal They are all doing well and
then some.
Bad boys. behave yourselves. then
YOU wont have to be on the inside
looking out.
Wanted-Girls. boys, men and wo-
men to learn manacuring and chirop-
cdy. Simpsons quick system. Terms
very easy. Call at 73 s. Halsted St,
cor. Madison. Phone Monroe 1870.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
English Etchings.

Deaths from hunger and restitution
In the United Kingdom average more
than 500 every year.
A letter addressed to The Man Who
Wears the Tallest Hat In Bristol has
been correctly delivered In that Eng
lish city.
A London physician asserts that Gig
arctic smoking is increasing among
women to such an extent as to be caus-
ing a change in their diet They now
want spiced and highly seasoned dishes
where they used to take creams and
ices.
An interesting experiment Is in prog
ress at Sunderland. England The
thousands Of unemployed continue to
suffer more from the cold than from
hunger. To mitigate this the elemen-
tary schools are opened every evening
and provided with light. fires, reading
matter and games.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
]. MAX BARBER.
DEATH or MRS. ALBERTA
FISHER.

Last Monday morning at O'Clock
Mrs. Alberta Fisher. wife OF Robert
Fisher. who was much beloved by a
large circle of friends, closed her
eyes in death. at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. s. C. wooton, 5o01 Dear
born street.
Mrs. Fisher was 20 years and 16
days old. tuberculosis was the i'm
mediate cause of her untimely death
She had only been married four years
and she was idoIized by her husband.
For some time she and her hus-
band have kept house at 54th and
Dearborn streets but several weeks
ago she was removed to the home Of
her mother, where she passed away.
She was a devoted member of st.
Thomas Church, where funeral ser.
vices were conducted over her re,
mains by Rev. Father ]. B. NASSAU,
Wednesday morning. Undertaken F.
A. Rawlins, 1884 State street, was in
charge, and she was laid to rest in
the family lot at lakewood.
The floral offerings were many and
Of every artistic designs.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
Modes Of the Moment.

Shoes are to be much observed this
spring. for the street skirts are short
er, and shoes are more elaborate.
Bright colors are promised for spring
and summer millinery to give tone to
the darker shades. which are prophe-
sled for gowns and suits
The negligees OF the season are very
sheer, which means that one must
wear very fine underwear. and this
indicates that the petticoat must be OF
lace and the corset cover OF equally
beautiful material
A touch Of gilt Is upon the gowns OF
the season, and the prettiesr costumes
both for the house and the street are
those enlivened by a little gold to
waken them from their dizziness and
make them accord with the brilliancy
Of the modes.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
Tales They Tell.

A live snake five feet eight inches
long kept in the barber shop Of Louis
Schulz Of Trenton, n. J., is petted by
the BARRIERS customers.
Irwin II. whaley OF Galestown, Nd,
ate two ounces of black pepper on a
wager. but the services Of a physician
were needed Immediately.
Adolph Goldblatt Of McKeesport, Pa.
has a boy nineteen months old who
weighs slxty-fve pounds and who Is
said to eat more than a pound OF meat
q day.
John Smith Of Traverse City, Mich,
set out a trap for mink recently. When
he went to see what he had got he
found trout ten inches long securely
caught by the lower Jaw.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08

sion of the property, which consists
of a dozen business and residence
buiIdinss-The Chicago Tribune Feb.
4.
Col, Ed. Morris, attorney for the
Gamblers Trust" viii represent Mr..
johnson. and his late understudy, Ed.
wilson. win look after the interest of
Miss johnson and her sister Mrs.
Ray, and they will fight like two he
tom cats and make the fur Hy when
they get into court
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08

force in the company. He stated thai
he had come to US free of entanglins
alliances and that with certain money
which was coming to him, in con-
junction with me. he meant TO re-
sumo the publication or the magazine
with all OF its old ideals. From Octo-
Der until January We sat and waited
upon Mr.. Fortunes motions. There
was nothing else for us to do. He held
four times as much stock in the con-
Germ as I held. Then Mr.. Fortune
took a copy Of our mailing list, shook
the dust of Chicago from his feet,
and hied himself away to New York.
We are informed that he is starting
a newspaper called The Freeman IN
New York. He is the majority stock
holder in The Voice company and no
doubt intends to take care Of The
Voice subscribers. / have severed
my relations with the company and
advise those who wish TO ask about
The Voice to address their letters
to Mr.. T. Thomas Fortune, 4 Cedar
street, New York City.
Again thanking my friends for their
loyal support, beg to remain.
Sincerely,
J. MAX BARBER.
The editor of The Palladium, seems
to be on the right track when he
states that there was a whole lot of
graft in it for the .aikative fellow
who travelled around over the coun-'
try and Iectured in the churches in
behalf of the Voice of the Negro. -
Editor.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
MASS MEETING OF coLoRED
CITIZENS.

There will be a mass meeting in
Fullerton Hall. Art Institute, Michi-
gan avenue. at the foot of Adams ST.,
Sunday. February 9Th, at 2 D. m, TO
consider the organization of a Com
mittee of Negro Citizens of Chicago
on the Prevention Of tuberculosis.
Dr. Henry B. Favill will preside.
Among those who will speak are DR..
VIM. A. Evans, Commissioner Of
Health Of Chicago; DR.. George F.
Shears, DR.. George c. Hall, DR.. A.
W Springs, DR.. A. W1lberforce
Williams, Mr.. Ferdinand l. Barnett
and Mr.. Oscar De Priest.
You and your friends are cordially
invited to be present.
Alexander NJ. Wilson, Supt.
Chicago tuberculosis Institute, 81 La
Sale st.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08

Mr.. Rooney Bradford has moved to
2909 Vernon ave.
Mr.. C. Martin. 5127 Dearborn street,
is on the sick list.
DIR. Ida Nelson, 1862 Wabash ave,
is the proud Dossessor of a touring
car.
Attorney Robert NJ. Mitchell left
for Texas Sunday evening on law bus
mess.
Mrs. knight, 2S16 Vernon avenue.
entertained a number Of friends at
whist last Wednesday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Todd of De
troit, Mich, are in the city the guests
Of s. James. 3222 Wabash ave.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Farmer. 1856 Lang
ley avenue, left the city Thursday
evening for st. Louis, Mo-, in order to
be at the bedside Of her sick mother.
The Broad Ak (Chicago) is among
our latest exchanges, and is an able
advocate for our cause.-The News,
Waycross, Ca
R. B. Caldwell. Abb Dearborn St,
is honest, clear through to his back
bone. a-d is loyal supporter Of all
race Enterprises. and he is a warm
admirer of The Broad Ak.
Mr.. A. c. Harris. who was former
Iy with Mr.. Jesse BInga In the real
estate business is now associated
with the real estate firm OF Cowan
Bros. at number $50 So. Clark st.
Phone Harrison 1915.
Mr.. D. P. French was suddenly
called the first Of the week to Paines-
Vile, Ohio, where his wife was grief
stricken, because of the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Geddy. who was buried
last Sunday.
Mr.. George W. Claussenius, one Of
Chicago's best and brightest business
men, who always conducts himself
Hike a highly polished gentleman, has
been selected as foreman of the Feb
ruary Grand Jury.
The Forum, Springfield. III, says
that All Hash Roberts may be the
next Colored Representative from
Cook county. This win never be for
Mr.. Roberts record at the Harrison
Street Police Station win put him out
OF the running.
Jw. Anderson. ~ n s2nd street,
Is % loyalty Constituted that he does
not need to be dunned or buIldozed
dozen times In order to induce him to
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-02-08
WEST SIDE NEWS.
BY Prof. A. L. simpson.

The West Side Sunday club has
to turn people away every Sunday.
DR.. Chas. II. Pickett. Hon. Solomon
Bruce and Col Russell White. the
hustIing program committee, are prob
ably the cause Of It all.
The West Side Cooperative Co. il
now Incorporated. and have $1,000 on
hand ready to do business with. Now
Is your chance; shares SO each. 1
Harris. president, s15 ". Lake St.
The coiored government employees
seem to have had bad luck in not
finding much money in the letters
they disturb.
Mr.. Robert Thomas. the big West
Side politician. has'3u arrived in the
city from BuHalo. and hasn't a. Jet
made NJ his mind what he win do.