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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
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l STATE OF COLORADO
County of Guuni-cu,
In the County Court IN Probate.
The people Of olorasu to Heorge ". Harris,
Thomas W. Harris, sidne, Miller aud Sarah NJ
North, hreetngt
Whereas IL has been made 10 appear to the
County Court of GunnisoH County, in the state
Of Colorado, that you the said George ".
sarah NJ. North are legatees, deyl-ees ana heirs
at law of Jonathan NJ. Harris. deceased.
Now, Therefore, in accordance with the
provisions ct the statute in such case made and
pro,isied and by order of Court duly made and
entered. you hereby notified that an instru.
meat OF writing pnrportine to be the last will
and testament of the said Jonathan n Harris,
decreased was presented to said Court for pro-
hate ON the 2sth day of April 4. ID. 1.s>. by Archie
4 sh:cs ief"sa residinx at nowevilie. in the
state Of Colorado; that the said decetient, W Ms.
at the time Of his dccease, resident of Howe
vile, in the state u Colorado; that the said
aecedent according to the said alleged " i'll de
vlsed and beqneathed his property in the words
and figures following, to-wit:
tive and beaueth to my brother, George
w Harris Of Plymouth, Ohio, to my brother,
Thomas W Harris, of Pickerinxton, Ohio, and
to my sister, Sidney Miller Of Gabisonville
Ohio, each the sum Of one thousand ttI.uNl
dollars, and 10 my friend Archie A. Shack le-
ford, uf Gunnison County, colorado, the sum of
five hundred t50ooM dollars
All the rest and residue Of my estate, after
the payment OF stld legscies, whatsoever and
wheresoever, oi whatever nature, name
and qualify, whet her the same be real or per
bequea,h to my sister, Sarah N. North, and in
case OF her death before mine. then to the he RS
OF her body my said sister being resident
near AmesvIlle, Athens county, Ohio"
You Are Hereby Notified to he and appear r
before said Court at the County Court Room
IN the ourt House in Gunnissn, in the County
of tiuunison in the state 81 Colorado, on the
10Th day Of June, A. ID. 1%H, then and there to
attend the hearing On the probate of the said
alleged last will and testament of the said
J1nathan N harris, deceased, and further to
do and perform what shall then, by the said
Court be required and adiudeed.
In Witness Whereof, | have he reunto set
my hand and fixed the seal If said Court at my
office in tiunnison, in said County, this 18th day
Of May, A. d. 1875.
(e9ALA GEO. HETlIERINGTON,
Wv Judge
May Is June II. I.Os
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
kNNII0R'> NOTICE

Estate pf Minnie Riley. deceased.
The unders iaued. having been appointed
executor 1T the last will and testa ament OF Minnie
Riley, late Of the County OF Guunison, in the
State of Colorado. deceased hereby gives
notice that be will appear before the County
Court of tiunnison County. at the Court House
in Gunnison. at the june term, Monday
the sth day Of June, A. ID. 1855, at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate requested
To make immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this 18th day of
May, A. u. lgi..
J. II. MILLER, Executor.
Mag June 5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
sUDscxssSios DAsaA
osnoAL pam o svuus,cs oppvP,

This office is printing a great deal
of iine stationery for the Gunnison
summer resorts. 1t pays TO get ou;
a beautiful letter head, card and en-
veloPes for the use of patrons, and
yourself in answering inquiries ~
nothing gives "A better impression Of
your place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Opportunities in Land South

o. fare PIN o. to certain poisss il
1S11 and New 16exico ~ reeurN fur
hs0ssksD, via. Coaor.1o 4 SsstAern /;
isssal harts ~ ssPovss. Fsr ,ssor-
oaessa q aFFuaeisa-
1881 T. E. ElnWEk, q. r. A. lunssx.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

5uege >App rei.rsea sc-siay
fso.n OsEay where he bad seea ca
e9&l business Ga Aaaaas hs ana
Mr. Sapp ~sll attend tae 6. a Il
cneampu.ens at TT C1shss. Mr.
sapp j. Jsdce Advocate of the de
parsmens 1T Co.osado and " yoaasn9
LscsG.oa cesti..cAtes ssEee s<w dime
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

lndeed. the ons great leading feature Of
our new Hair Niger mas well se said -
be this i, stops falling hair. Thea =
goes ono step further - !; aiss nature in
restoring ;hc hais and scalp 10 heaishy
condition. Ask for "tse Eev kipd."
-,aH. bx ths J. G. Aver Co. lowell. KAsa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Boy what Gavetts Brcs. ID talks
abost aad it will b moeey veil
speot aad value doubIed,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

Miss Ella Bottenfeld of Mt. Carbon
is visiting relatives in the city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15
Teooo 0osk zsO7 -

Assw 0eeosos Wev ysS 8hessed 0res1 -
Sumner e.
). Tie il a horse Of the best breeding Gold
shrine his from the Wilkes family which
no introduction to horsemen. Goldshfnes grantdam,
Gaunette sired by Dictator the sire of Jay Ee
(2O6) and grandse of Nancy Hanks GOD His grand
sire George Wilkes is also the grandsre OF Dan Patch
fastest horse record
(2). His dam Upton Belle, such horses
Mambrno Chief II Amont 33 sire of Winslow Wilkes and
129 others in the 230 list Nancy Bell dam Fred Douglas
and Tom krkwood and st. Lawrence, Morgan Sally
derson and number OF other horses of the highest breeding
(3) He traces to Hambletonian 10 six times through
his best producing Henry Clay Sth founder Clay
family Cassus NJ Clay Belmont "a the sire of Nutwood the
sire of 16S horses. He times Abdala and
several times to Imported Messenger the Thorough Bred
Abdaa Is sire of Goldsmith Maid who queen OF the
trotting turf.
a. He has already demonstrated his ability o pro-
duce the kind OF horses most people looking for has
not had opportunity to produce extreme speed but
very few standardized mares have been bred him and
their get being less than DID, will show nothing but
good points and the best of breeding
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-15

May Is June II. I.Os.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
ABSURD DECISIONS

OF all the absurd decisions touch
Ing the sale or dispensing of intoxi-
eating liquors, those OF the two jus
tices who declared is unlawful TO
give a drink to a friend on Sunday
at ones own house, are the most alb
surd. True, the Byrd bill declares,
In Section 9,that no person OF club.
nrm, corporation or association
shall sell or dispense ardent spirits
on Sunday OF Christmas day: but
that this section would be construed
as meaning that a man, in his own
house, on Sunday or Christmas :.
should be estoppedfrom Offering wine
or whiskey to his guest was probably
never imagined, even by the author
OF the bill, who is an able lawyer, aud
who. therefore, must have been salts
fed that any law thus infringing on
a mans liberty OF action in his own
house, would be declared uuconstitu
tional. IL the construction thus
placed on this section by these mag
istrates should hold good, Virginia
will have to say farewell to the ira
ditional Virginia Nmas, with its egg
nogg bowl and other good cheer.
They can no more have a placein the
old Virginia home. There is no prob
ability, however, OF the decisions
above mentioned, II correctly report
ed in the newspapers, standing the
test OF any court of record in this
commonwealth; and il they should
stand this test, the Byrd law will be
rendered so unpopular as to shortly
nullify it's usefulness.
As the Times-Dispatch sptly re-
marks OF the man who was fined $50
Tor so dispensing liquid refreshments,
He would. even had he given
thought to the matter, and even had
he meditated long and painfully
upon that subject, hardly have be
iieved it possible that the legislature
OF Virginia would make it a punish
able misdemeanor to give away any
liquid refreshment containing more
shan 81 per cent. alcohol on Sunday
or Christmas day to any citizen.
This newspaper wants to see Il e
Byrd law reasonably construed in a
common sense manner and then rig
idly enforced, but such decisions as
we have commented upon, If upheld
or followed all over the State. will
render the act migratory and Of no
effect Law, after all, is common
sense, but the decisions referred TO
are certainly not based on this attIi-
butte of human composition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
NO BOND NEEDED.

lt Is reassuring to be told bv the
esteemed Fredericksburg Free Lance
that Senator Martin lis ATTENDING.
to his duties as "a Virginia senator
and Is not engaged, as some OF our
friends would have the people be-
heve, in trying to run a political ma
chine OF any kind Now, could it
be arranged somehow TO have The
Free Lance give bond that these
conditions not only exist, but shall
continue? IL some means can be de-
vised TO put Senator Martin under
security to keep the political peace
and TO hold his hand out OF Virginia
politics entirely, will The Free Lance
sign such obligation, saw to the
amount OF $25, 900 or $4,000? He
Is pretty big citizen and possibly
when things begin to breeze up a
pretty stout halter will be needed TO
hold him.-News-Leader.
This newspaper is very fond OF its
esteemed Richmond contemporary
and, therefore, always glad when it
can furnish either measurement or
enlightenment. 1t has grieved us
more than once to observe that our
genial companion in the journalistic
Held very often jumps beforeit looks,
and though it may have so far es-
capped without serious injury to it.
sell we are not so sure that it hasn't.
by so doing, done unintentional in
jury to someone else. 1t has on
several occasions, we believe, jumped
right hard on Senator Martin, and
while we do not propose to go his
bond as suggested, we would sug-
gest that majority of 10000 Dem
ocratic voters some time since de-
clared his record and services in the
past sufficient guarantee for his con.
duct in the future.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
VIRGINIA NEWS

The engagement T. announced OF + imuuc
Pendieton Taiisierro 90 New Jersey
formerly ofOrange. 10 Miss Jennie Louis,
cotton. 81 New York.
Rev Decatur Edwards. will lecture a.
treeshade Lodge M. 1873. l. o o. f. a
Syringa, Niddlesex county, April 3Osh. q
p IN Admission Poe.
Reports are flying thick and last
that = petition for "a local option electio
Is IN circulation in Richmond and Is beinl
signed 10y msny persons
A mass-meeting Of Democratic voter
81 Westmoreland county VIII be held a
dOntrOss April 21th. court dav. to cleo.
delegates 10 Roanoke Convention
Daniel Bryan. % near Neabsco. ir
lower Prince William county. IN Circuit
court at Manassas Thursday on the
charge OF selling liquor. was tined 500.
The complets figures OF the new books
adopted 10y the State Board oi Educ. ton
were given out. The reduction will ave
rage 30 per cent. Tor the entire list The
book trust was given an awful deal 10y
the board
Gov. swanson has named President
George II. Denny. % Washington al
Lee, and James Aston Cab-ll. 90 Rich
mond, members OF the State Bla-d O.
Charities 10 succeed Judge r. Cart
scott and Judge ". ". Motif. declined
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
STAFFORD
me May Tern Of cout-ketNs at ss-o,hsr
l;sns-Personsis.

stafford e. H.. Va April Il
AIR. Caas. MscGregor. of Minnesota. =
visiting his friends here sitter al absence
Ut twenty wears.
Mr. Jack Waller. Of Richmond. arrived
here today ON visit 70 his parents at
GArrlsonvilia.
Mr. and Mr. Tho=. J. Waller speat
Saturday at Nidewater. where they were
the guests of their kinsiOlk
Mrs. John ;. Martin and Miss Annie.
will spend the Easter holidays here with
Mrs Ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {. A.
Bryan Miss Esther Bryan l. expected
hOme this evening for the holidays from
Richmond
Mr. Jas shelton, who WAS taken -
the Garfield Hospital ia Washington
Monday, was operated upon there Wed
ue-day. The operation was successful
aud he Is said 10 be on the way TO com
piete recovery.
The fret quarterly meeting OF the VI +
Church South was held at Andrew
Chapel today. and the presiding elder
breaches here at Regsster Cnspe tonight
Large numbers OF herring are being
caught by trap fishermen 10 Aqua Greek
this week
May term OF the Circuit Court sits the
End Monday. May llth. 1905 The frst
dag the court viii be engaged IN heariog
chancery causes. TO which the regular
grand jury will be summoned The 2nd
day will be for the trial OF civil cases, e.
which the civil jury viii be summoned
There being no felony cases ready for
trial on the docket. a criminal Jury viii
not be sunm0led. unless II l. found
necessary later in the term.
Capt Jriah Knights vessel. Peri
arrived in Aqua Greek last Friday, after
being TN quarantine about three weeks
Capt. Wesley knigat spent THURSDAY
in the Burg on business
Mr.. ". ". Butzner visited W.dewat. ?
Ia an attachment case before justice "
NJ. Norman. IN which be was successful
The south wind bowls today a. Ii Il
was March. No gentle zephyrs have ye;
arrived, and It's ieared the whole irui.
crop l. 20 seriously damaged by thefro-f
and ICE Thursday night. that IL Will ba ~
little value.
Several young men took trip % the
Burg last week. and whether Il was the
quantity or the quality OF the whiskey
with which they returned here concealed
about their persons. IL was plenty 70
make Rome howl. which was done 10
accordance with all the rules OF the game.
" arrants were sworn out for their q De-
prehensiOn. but at last accounts they
had exhibited that sorrowiui and con
trite spirit that follows undue hilarity oi
the kind. and In all probability they will
De let on this time. but should IL occur
again they will not get Of 50 easily.
Mrs Margaret Luu-ford aged - yeas
walked a distance o. about : miles, visit
Ing friends 10 this ueigh5orhood this
week. Scribbler
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
MUST KEEP PROMISES
Italy Will Send Nineteen War
ships Into Turkish Waters.
ABRUZZI COMMANDS ONE
Msy Also Occupy Small island on
Coast Of Asia Minor-Refussl Of the
Porte to Allow Opening Of Italian
Postotfiees Cause Of Action.

Rome. April 2o.-An Italian squad
ron. under command of Admiral +
Grenet. will set out probably today FOR
the the purpose OF making a demon
s-ratiou in Turkish waters The squad
ron comprises nineteen warships ans
includes the bauleship Regina Elena
commanded 10y the Duke OF the Ahr,lr
p. Altogether the vessels will carr,
1000 men. with about soc big guns
lt Is expected that the demon stratiou
viii oegiu on Thursday Their object
i've point Will Dee Asia Minor. some 20,
miles away.
u has been decided IL IL is deemed
necessary. also 20 occupy a small isl
and on that coast but il is hoped hers
that Turkey may see the error OF her
WAYS and give fuli satisfaction. So thai
mere energetic measures may De
avoided
The difficulty of the two nations
arises ouf of Che refusal OF the Turk
ism government 10 permit the instalia
ton OF Italian postoaices in Turk SD
territory. while at the same time 9th
or foreign nations have established
and are conducting postofices there
without Interference.
Considerable irritation has been fell
here also over the murder OF an Ital
fan missionary ia Tripou and the uer
secution by the Ottoman authorities
of natives who have sold land To- I,al
iars. bar the present action Of the
Italian government is based primarily
on the postofice question With re-
hassador in Rome has pointed out iu
an interview that his government has
Ia no instance granted 10 the coun
tries IN question such privilege al
thou-h Sc has tolerated the post
Offices which they have maintained in
Turkish territory.
For years 10 has been felt I'm gov
eminent circles Ia Rome that Turkey
has been taking advantage of the in
ternat.onal situation 20 act IN high
handed manner towards Italians show
ins out little respect for Italian rights
This government. 10 rs stated has
boon iuiu'E'ut. NOT wishing to cause
complications which might endan.er
the accord 0f the powers with regarl
90 the Ottoman or tho Balkan prob
lems. in addition there has been
much opposition on tho part OF Tur
kcs % an peaceful Italian iniative In
Ir.poA ana matters reached q climax
when Italy asked for permission e.
open ln~tnfros iu Turkish territory
where other powers already were es
tatiished. and net With what Is con
sidcred hy the administration hero uu
n..H.aanN D.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
EASTER HAT COSTS HER LIFE
Girl Burned 70 Death In Midnight DIS
play Of Finery

play OF Ftnery.
New York. April ee-Her tender 20.
gard for her new Easter au r. css
seventeen-year-old Mary Knapp. IA
North Tenth street. WILLIAMSBURG. DE.
ute. She died in the Williamson.
hospital She was taken there iron
her home at midnight and had rui
through the hallway OF her honn
ahlaze from head 10 foot. ans the,
INTO the street Who're neighbors cauga
her amt wrapped her in blankets
The rirl hsi sat up anxiously a.
evening awaiting the arrival OF hc'
dress r. dii not arrive until Maid
night. when IT'S comedy young owne.
could not resist the temptation 10 Or,
Il on. She called the family in 10 Sc,
and admire. and then. when they wen
back To bed started 70 take Il OF
First she carefully wrapped up he
hat in many folds VI tissue paper. an.
while doing this stepped on a match
A spark few into the paper In an IN
slant flame wrapped her from head {,
foot. her loose hair also catching Are
None could reach the girl before sh,
had opened the front door and DC
seconded 90 fhe street where sh. fai
unconscious There ;he fire was eN
tiu-rislcf
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
FaEDERlCKSBURG'S PROSPECTIVE
NEW BUILDINGS

Fredericksburg folks are Dragging lot.
about the new buildings they are L.
have-a new post orfice, new library. new
normal school. new public school T.ne
old town, been there a long time. som
OF the inhabitants believe the tradition
that the town was there before the river.
which selected that channel out Of defer.
ence 70 the wishes of the good people
who had settled there Ii was at Fred
ericksburg that George Washington
wasted good cash by dinging silver
dollar across the stream into Stafford
Money went further in those dave
than now, SO It j. said. and the country
man v no picked up the dollar spent Il
lmme2iately at the sole aud lonely
stone in Falmouth.-Vir1inia Citizen
lrvingtOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
Action surprise Al St. PETERSBURG.

s. Petersburg April 2o-The Ital
ian naval demonstration against Tur
key. which was announced here. came
as a complete surprise TO the Russian
government officials and TO the mem.
beers OF the diplomatic corps. as 81 had
not been preceded by any inumation
of the existence of dispute between
Turkey and Italy The various diplo
mats and the Russian foreign officials
heard the news with a great show OF
Interest the consensus OF opinion b.
ing that this action on the part OF
italy is of great significance. occur
ring as be does just al the time that
the sultan best friend. Emperor vii
liam ot Germany. is visiting in the
Mediterranean. The opinion is ex
pressed here that Italy's bold example
in dealing with Turkey viii lead 70
more vigorous Intervention on the part
Of Great Britain and Russia in behalf
OF Macedonia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
Tobacco Kino Full Of Flob..

New York. April 20. - James y
Duke president OF the American To
bacco company. returned from Califor
MIA. fun OF fight for the foes Of his
great properties. His return praCti
caliy ends the report that the Amerl
can Tobacco company is about to dis
solve or alter its organization. As Il
the future course of the company VIC
President Dula said: This story o.
voluntary dissolution Of the American
Tobacco company is absolutely falls,
and without a shadow of foundation
The company has not in any respec
violated the Sherman antitrust law ol
any other law. and the result of litiga
ton is bound to be a victory for III,
American Tobacco company.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21

Turkey Wants TO Get Back Mines.
Constantinople. April 20 - The al
tempt Of the Turkish government to
regain control OF coal mines at Eregli
town OF Asia Minor. I2S miles from
Constantinople. in which a French
company is Interested TO the extent
Of $4,000. 600. has led 10 a serious di.
plomatic difficulty The French gov
eminent supports the concessionaria rs
who decline 20 entertain the question
Of resale ol the property until the
Porte furnishes proof OF its ability 70
bring forth the purchase money.
which. considering the impoverish-
ment OF the Turkish treasury. is mani
testify impossible In the meantime
France has closed her market to any
Turkish loan. and the French embassy
has notified the Porte that France
viii exact an indemnity Of $500 Tor
every day that settlement Is delayed.
IN addition 10 a compensation of 81.
300 for losses to the company in
CURED by disturbances. The incident
has been the subject of more than or
binary attention because OF the atti-
tude of Italy towards Turkey. as
shown by the threatened demonstra-
ton by Italian warships In Turkish
waters
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
SEED CORN

For sale, 800 bushels OF Boone county
seed corn, well bred and carefully select
ed. The seed which | offer. grown in
Virginia, is thoroughly acclimated. and
| recommend this variety very strongly
on good light loan soils
The ears contain from \ to - rows.
and all remarkably well filed from butt
to tip. 1t has white cob Of medium siz.
the kernels are creamy white. very deep.
with fine, larse germ. StOrk good siz..
and medium height. Very prolific Price
81 40 per bushei. In % bushel lots
81. 30 per bushel
JNO. T. THORNTON.
Port Royal, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
Mr.. HOOE LEFT ESTATE OF 100000

Robert A Hooe, who died recantly in
Washington and was buried in thi. CITY
left an estate of $500 900, most Of
which will be distributed 10 liberal b.
quests TO relatives. Eleven nieces and
nephews viii receive $40 600 each
They are Bette K Magruder. Nav d
Belt. Bessie K. Black well. Kate B. smith.
Lucy +. BOgEs. Medora h Hooe. Mary
B. Hooe, Edmund r. Halle. A. b Hooe.
Rice Hooe and 4. A Hooe. A beques I
OF 5000 IS made To grandniece, Mile
Bateling.
The rest OF the estate l. devised 10 a
nephew, James Is. Male, who Is n-med
as executor
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.

IJorrected by Simon Hirsh 4 RrOl
Wheat, 90 TO 81; corn. "a to
6S. meal. fl6O to $l.T5: oats.
- 70 30; old fowls. 70 9: chickens.
1--we, 10 70 II; dressed. II to
ID eggs, - TO l3; lard, 10 TO
y; ducks. i've lOto1l; turkeys. drawn.
II TO Is; turkeys undrewn, IL TO
u; turkeys, live. IL TO u; butter.
Is 70 %; hams, l , to l3 Irish potatoes,
80 % 50; lambs, $3.50 70 800:
hides, green, to ~; dry salted.
to 81; dry hides. 81 TO Z; cali
skins No. l, Clio per skin; baisd
hay, SIS to eli per ton; LEAF sumac. 30
TO So per 100, hoge, live weight. 3
TO 5Isc.; beef. i've weight. 3 TO T.;
pork, 6h to 4; wool. % to % per n /;
sweet potatoes. 30 to 81; veal. 81 to 6;
Early Roee potatoes. ALTO to 81. 80
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
MRS. ATWEIL BURRUSS DEAD

Mrs- Ella Burruss. widow of AtweIl
Burruss, died April 2, OF PARALYSIS. at
her home in Caroline county. aged q
She reared family OF twelve children
all OF whom lived to be grown. Ten
children survive her: Messrs. Harry
l., George. Frank, Granville, AtwelI, Jr.;
Mrs. r. Peatross, Mrs. Eddie Lennon
Mrs. n. Richardson, and Misses Matte
and Lucy Burruss She was buried by
the side OF her husband IN the old bury
ing ground.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-04-21
HE < RAY

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and all skin diseases. for the locating of
internal diseases, offer the public the
only treatment OF this kind south of
Washington. Testimonials and proof of
cures furnished on Application. The only
thoroughly equipped Office Ia city.
W. J. Chewing, NJ. D.,
1902 Princess Anne Street.
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