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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
FULTON Oh NEWS ::'Wl|,

1,be roll of honor OF Louisiana Street
school for the week ending March Ma a, o., !
rs us follows: Rosa Rcnben, Annle MAY
Mary Maj Doniey Lucy Boswell, Ollie Cravens.i
Harold Martin. Earl Knight. Max :Ade.:
aunski Bruce BeW Irving Martin IN ~ a a1c
Martin and Willie Tenser. v . \, y
Roll Of honor Of oidsyio school, ~ o. !, ZOE
The =. eek ending March 81 GramIltt
f fiafvsy vv Winston Olivia Daniel willie
Harris. Lucy Pittman. Jessie Bey ss,.l, z
Bessie While Tnley Malke s. susie
lotto lot Braston. Jack Foster and Joseph
Barnes Primary grade. Della Johnson,
Mary Johnson, Anna Walker. Susan Brax.
ton. Sadie. Hughes. John Anthony and ~
Paul, he little son Of the B Rev. ] ohm
w. Dougherty, Is sick at the home OF his
parents, on ira ham street, With the
q Henrlco Council No. 7ss. Royal Arcanr1um.
win meet tonight. ut Nelson's Ha HI
The revival services at the Fulton Bap-}
& for two weeks. Is being largely attended
/ the pastor. the Rev. David Hep burn. Tho
meetings will continue = he naind de- Of
Virginia Council. No. 9 Daughters Of
Liberty. will meet tomorrow might at
the Junior Order United Amer ica N Me-.
~ Mrs. Louis a. Seal is improving after q
Mrs. ~: j.. Mayo IS able 10 be out
after having been confined at her home
on State Street. several weeks. on c.
count OF sickness. sts
Powhatan Council. No. %. Daughterssof
liberty, win 3mcet tonight n I Kerse's
Hall. on Orleans Street. @
Mrs. Robert Burns, OF Baltimore. Md,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
The Rev. Guy Douglas Christian.l form
err pastor OF NVeddell- Memorial Episcopal
Church, who conducted meetings al the
above church nightly last week, has re-
turned to Schuyler, Va where ,hes Is at
present located. sS3s "a
j Miss Tlllie Kroug, Of Brook Road. is
visiting her cousin, Miss Annie Schmidt,
on Denny. Street. Fys{ ds
Supervisor ". B. Frayser, Of Henrico
county. and his daughter, Ruth, both
oflWlom have been extremely l.nre Inn
proving. * n 5i58 m q Ri n
Frank Roeh. formerly Of Fulton; but,
nov @. R 50 Md is visiting friends
Mrs. Peter Porr. who has been quito
improving. 80 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
WEST POINT NEWS.
Oyster Season Over, But shad
Are Plentiful in the Market.

Especial to Tho Times-D lspatch.)
y WEST POINT, VA, April 5.-Mr. b. f.
Ovens. Of !vaslington, .. 81 brother to
cal business interests Of Mr.. B q W.. Ed
wards, In this town, and will move his
family here In the near future InGthe
meantime Mr.. Owens is here looking nj
ter his interests. Mrs. Owens spent the
past week here wit relatives and friends.
5ington.sgis IA
{, The oyster season Is about over. though
there is,still nearly whole month con-
taining the proverblal = r.
ss1 ase ap'ss R'eq ss ssa fss Br ssd
is cents here. when IS and o cents were
rock y perch and cats, areain evidence,
1 Spring yegetables grown In the, home
&c aie New Kena coaniy
Just below West Point across the Pas
nunkey River, who has hitherto furnish
ed the fine butter so many have been
using Mt West Point, has determined to
sell milk Instead. He rows up, and
nlslies milk forg breakfast,@ through the
town. IIc is from tho North; came to
this eection about a year ago, wrecked
his energy shows !,
tho kelly property ON p street, and Mr..
III M. Woodward with lis family. has
moved from New Kent ia the old = home
of Judge Tom Christian; s, !.
Dl. ". ~ CinteE {, Is building ano1nt,er
fourth, These cottages haye water, and
all sanitary. 5conveniences, and are liz Mt
Il 81, iss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
MARRY IN GREENSBORO,
Mr.. Harris and Miss Green, Of
This City, Wed There.

Mr.. Nliletus q. Harris and Miss Anon
cite Cabell Cireen, bot of Richmond,
were married yesterday In, Greensboro. NJ.
G. G, The cerenony was performed by Rev.
First BAPTIST Church of Petersburg, and
well known. III Rlnhnlond
Miss Green had beenafor several weeks
Green, of Durham. and tho marriage
would have ttakenSp place. there, hut foriil,3
ness In Mr. GREEN'S family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Went from Greensboro to
W!ashing, and will visit s 4, several other
Viii reside ut No. 800 West X Marshal
Street. s{Fq} "a " S5i sl Is s,
Mr., Harris is 4, a very Y worthy yol NJ,
and Is held In high esteem BY q wide
circle Of friends, Il Is bride Is an accom-,
Universal favarite' Sic is3' the. youngest
daughter or Mrs, l.acys A., and he late
SAMUEL S. Green. Mrs. Harris has for
several Years been the leading soprano
in the choir of Emmanuel BAPTIST church.
of which she and her husband are both
mem bcrS $50 53el ~ tNisT f5s5 p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Pleasure for Enthusiasts,

!. Lovers of the NATIONAL game Will have
plenty to entertain them this and next
week, Three games VIZ 1, be PLAYED t th,s
afternoon, If the weather permits, with
players from the Twin City LeaguA ro-
morrow with Hampden- Sidney. and on
Next Tuesday The. big game Of the pre-.
llminary season will be played by tho
famous Eagles team and the Manchester
team Of the. Twin CITY League. Hulcher
Will pitch for the Eagles, and Charter
and Elliott for Manchester.
h The Twin City players arc now In Eood
shape and the coming season promises
to he The fastest for many years IN
this city. II n. ~ II ii1 eSE}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Three New Charters.

The State Corporation Commission has
granted charters to, the Charlotte Land
55ll,mproyen'ent,N Company, (lncorno rated,
r. c. Thorn TOM. treasurer;TR r. II. Hutche-
son. secretary, all Of. Charlotte Court
house. Va. Capitul stock--S5, 900. Object
10 Duy and sell property and do a general
a8 The iRising Sons and Daughters Of
Liberty, Williamsburg. AIS. Booker,
president preside Williamsburg; Peter Rollins,
A fraternal benevolent association !,
:, west & Turner Qncorporated), Smith
ned - z. West, president, Suffolk:
= 3 I; =, iarper vice president. Suffolk; r.
Smlthfleld. Capital stock-$S, 900: Object
n 10 o conduct general Insurance business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
PLAYS NO FAVORITEs.
Governor Montague Going in
Martins County on Tuesday.

Governor Montague will make the third
speech of his senatorial campaign at
Buckingham Courthouse on Tuesday les u y
The Governor Will speak with Governor
Glenn. OF North Carolina, at AppomattoX
Courthouse, on Monday. Mt the unwilling
ment. lie will 90 to Buckingham the neYt
day and to tho University of Virginia to
DIR. Alderman's inauguration on Thurs
lie received number of callers In
Guiding Hon. Geo. w. Settle. Of Rappa-
hammock, and Former Judge Timothy
Riyes. of Prince George, y am heartily
to the Senate" said Judge Rives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

rendered, and all address wns trade by
tho rector. Rev. n q. Goodwin. Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mrs Roberts uni1g aiduet. There
were rccitatons by Mrs. Roberts and hl-s
str,mentai music by Mrs. Franklin. Tho
society furnished to each che In the
building an abundance OF fruits and cakes.
Beautiful flowers were distrihuted through
the hospital to each sick patient. Superin-
Eciety for their unquestoned sunshine on
n cloudy tlay,is5 H @ fslsf{ y h; 4, 3at ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
JUDGE FARMAN LEAVES.
Was Entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. William Penn erton.

Judge Gilbert y. Farman., who has been
in the city for several days, was en-
and Mrs. Wm, Pendleton at their home,
Judge Farnan was former Consul Gen
eral 10 Egypt, and he and his hosts
Spent spent in Cairo some years ago.
Judge Farn,an'ls author OF Along THE
Nile With Grant, and other well known
New York to-day, much pleased With.
his Richmond visit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
What the Grip IS Like.

What,is grip? Ills the embodiment of.
everything that can bring distress to man.
The weight that bears down comfort and
tho lever that intenslhes pain. 1t con-
st1lpeies the senses. adde's the brain and
racks the whole human anatomy i.
.chills,. it heats, It 3confounds, the mind.
rbodyto aching and makes one feel that
llfells not worth living. lI A IA
=, NJ. WEIsIGER (Old shy). VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Leaf Tobacco Market.

Sales Of loose leaf tobacco at the ware.
houses on the slip were rather small
yesterday and the Offerings were made
up mainly of common stock.
There was no change in the status OF
things. The market remains firm and
steady. NJ
Wnrchouscmen look for somewhat
larger sales to-day, as tho rains have
probably driven tho plowrnah. from his
Ito do but to come to market. Tho first
sale to-day Will he at Crenshaws s., second
at Shcburncs third at Stonewall and
fourth Mt Shockoe. q i,,S
sheiburne's warehouse sold about forty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
To a subcommittee.

Tho Water Committee last night opened
bids for supplies for the department for
the year 1906. consisting OF meters, OILS,
Zimmerman Mills. Rcnnolas and Mann
and Superintendent Boiling, to be tabu-.
lated and reported upon II ..
+ There were several other committees
scheduled to meet, but thy failed Of
Qllorums. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
HANDSOME LOVING CUP PRESENTED YESTERDAY.


thousand pounds yesterday. The crop Of
w p. Cock, of Louisa county. sold ms
follows: 10 pounds at so, AS pounds at
40 pounds at sl3 400 pounds at $13, 3l5
pounds a t s9.25 1856 bounds at 1925. Aver:
age for 2.72O pounds lis so. f 5,
This entire lot }Of tobacco was grown
on two acres, leaving 900 pounds yet to;
be sold from the two same acres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Carolina Man in Trouble.

L A$young white man named Samuel Ken
5ai aSaitlng Nearing on the !. sha e!ss
OF obtaining SOS under false pretenso. The
Young man has been on a protracted
the alleged rcprehensible conduct. He Is
from good family. and Is a Mason
His friends are doing all they can to
save him. The case will be heard In,
tho Police Court this morning. -la.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
~ s,,,o. ,rho f7annt,es have beo,,

walls ever since. The deputies have been
kept busy watching him and heading
lin off. IIe Inns broken several strnight
Jackets and seems to relish iron bars
for luncheon. If the antics Of the negro
continue; n commission OF f'lunacy Will
be held, but IN the meantime the guards
have little time to5read papers or talk
no1}t ira 75FF ieESf Y 8sis stsffG. gt q s7t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Sent to the Farm.

Z Charles r. Fshburne, of Roanoke, who
years for he murder of DR.. Fred I.efew,
was one yesterday sent 10 the State
farm.
DR., Charles Y. Darlington, the surgeon,
said last night that the prisoner was not
transferred ON account of III health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Playillg for tll,s Asylum.

the connnfty jail, awaiung trial IN the
charge or horse stealing, is making u
fine play for The insane asylum. symn-.
toms of INSANITY appeared on Monday,
and they have continued at short inter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
J.O..iiIlta||.C:..||'l||.e||:.
Is one Of the main symptoms Of
that terrible disease called Rheu.
matism, which makes life q daily
torture to many thousands.
HANLllNS
WIZAR.D.0I.L

Is q treatment which affords q
positive cure for rheumatism and
allied diseases.
Applied externally, It relieves
!, the pain at once. Taken inter.
nally, it cures permanently BY
purifying the blood Of the Tactic
acid which causes tho disease.
Anthony Smith, Of Mayville, III,
says: had such severe rheumat.
ic pains in my arm and shoulder
that 7 could neither work nor sleep
and was fast losing all hope OF
cure, when I heard Of and tried
Hamlins Wizard Oil, two bottles
of which performed q peri cot, per.
manent cure" Price, 50c and 81.
For sale end recommended BY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
Made Inmates Very Happy.

"A rich musical treat was given to the
aged inmates Of the amshousa yesterday
Rs f yhGs A sG Ss af a
room, Mrs. Alice O. Fltz.N president Of
the society, was accompanied By about
twenty-five; ladies. u Songs, reel ia lions We're
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

"a kick, and the story got out Goddln
was soon located, and In the court yes
#terdny morning Justice John handed him
ninety days !. 81
Two small boys were UP for; jumping
$ $e. moving street cars. Their mothers
had to pay 81 apiece to redeem their
boys
4 A few DRINKS were passed up. is5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
HAVE TWO CARS.
Arrangements Being Made for
Taking Alumni to University.

Richmond Chapter OF University of Yir-
glna ALUMNI, said last night that he
had made arrangements to have two Pull
man cars nttched 10 tho regular morn
Ing train leaving Richmond on Thursday,
Aprl. 18th, for charlottesville, for Or.
hidcrman's Installation,
MIR, Mcclure stated that one OF the cars
would be dining car
Those who do not send In their names
by Saturday. April Sth. cannot take nd !.
vantage of the arrangements made for
the Alumni by Mr.. Mcclure.
Rurnett's Extract Of Vanilla
lis the standard everywhere. Sold ny
best grocers. ADV"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06
For HOUSEKEEPING

',,Wm. Mosley was yesterday convicted
ana given one year the pcnitentiarv - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-06

,lburr,c's warehouse sold about forty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
NATIONALS BISCUIT COMPANY

nat. buC mas UnIUN|Ii over Aei iSau aAu
shoulders a blue Observation-Disclosures. she
would call it. The rest OF her form
is inclcsed in a loose coat of tan. The
Young man is resplen1ent in a new
o%vercoat. pearl gray gloves and a bril-
liant c~rayatof Turkish pattern. set off
with q sparkling scarf pin. He sup
ports his lady very CALAMITY by her
disengaged arm, and they rush along
flushed with anticipation of the "greai
time" they are to have at he annual bail
of the Violet Pleasure club. A little
later you will see them whirling aroun
in the dust-fllled danceroom, hot.
flushed. breathing heavily yet happy.
for have they not left their toll be-
hind?
Sol the endless procession flows on atthat
corner, young and old, weak and strong,
serious and gay, all somehow linked
together by a unity of interest, for they
are all bent upon the same mission
they are all seeking. ever seeking, bar
gains in happiness.-Chicago Record
Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
MAGAZINE.

Among the many good things in
"Success Magazine for June, it
seems almost invidious to select any
particular article for special mention.
Cleveland Motfett continues his arti-
Giles or "The Shameful Misuse of
Wealth" and the current installment
which deals with the spirit of dis
content created by the ostentations
display of the idle rich, should be
read and digested by all right think
ing Americans. William Jennings
Bryan tells in his terse way ''What
Government Ownership Means y
This is one of the burning questions
of the day treated by a man who has
made it life-study. President Castro,
of Venezuela, contributes an article
on ''My Idea of World-P Peace - John
r. Dunlap discusses the Standard
Oil question under the heading,
Forty Thousand Miles of Pipe
Lines. DIR. Marden's editorial is
entitled ''He Can Who Thinks He
Can " and is in his best vein. In its
supplementary features Success is
unusually strong. The biographical
sketch of Dir. Clan Shimnose by Yone
Noguchi, Progress in Sciences" by
Garrett p. Serviss; "a Little Corner
of the Servant Problem,b by Mary
Stewart Cutting; ".Home Furnishings
and Decorations, by Josephine
special features are most interesting
and instructive. Ladies cannot help
being interested in the articles or
dress; in fact, the best works of the
best writers have been secured FOR the
home department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
In THE GHETTO.

The arc lights on the corner OF
Twelfth and Halsted streets vie with
the ~incandescent lamps in the show
windows to contribute a greater share
OF the gayety of the evening. Both
seem aware that it is Saturday night
pay highland accordingly cast their
light upon the scene with BETTING bril-
liancy. And it is a lively spot, this
busy corner of the Chicago ghetto. To
stand there of a Saturday evening is
to feel the heart beats of that strange
product of our times, an American
ghetto.
AS you turn the corner you perhaps
collide with some one, and as you raise
your eyes tho conventional beg par
don" that has come to your lips is stitled
on your tongue, for you feel instinct
lively that the expression will be mean
ingless to the person to whom you
would address 1t. You are a little sur
prisea at first, because the bent figure
shrinking in the old great coat does not
quite seem to belong here.
A derby hat--in the heyday of its
youth of an honest black, but now
turned a shabby green, is pushed low
down over the forehead, almost to the
ears. AT each ear bangles a screw curl
'paya." The rest of the face is almost
covered with a beard of dirty gray.
But the eyes, as they look at you in
mild inquiry, afford you another sur
prise. For weary though they are,
they are good to look at. They are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12

ume. 1t would perhaps surprise you
to find on its title page: Herbert Spen-
GERS First Principles" but it would
very likely be that or something OF a
similar nature. For he is serious. TINS
earnest young mon, and he is hurry
ing to ioin a little reading circle OF
bows. who. like himself, are educating
themselves in the hours saved from the
shop. SO that some golden day they
NAV leave the shop behind them-and
they will.
Next you feel yourself slightly jostled
by three bright-eyed girls, and one OF
them giggles a joyful excuse me, 10
the great delight of her companions
Arm in arm they swing along win q
light. free step OF girihood. turning
their raven-crowned heads now to gusn
gleefully at a jacket or hat displayed
in a shop window, now to nudge each
other as they cast sly glances from the
corners of their black eyes upon three
.jauntily swinging swains VINO are com
ing from the opposite direction. one
of these will perhaps remark, as they
pass the girls, upon the "largeness Of
the evening"" which witty sally VIII
set the young ladies into paroXysms OF
Joyous laughter. for they are free and
light hearted tonight, having shaken
off all care and WEAKNESS at h ringing
OF he six O'Clock bell at the necktie
factory.
AS you turn away you can hear the
swish of silk ~petticoats and see coming
toward you a ga5ly dressed pair. me
girl grasps tightly the yoluminous folds
of a light blue party dress. She wears no
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12

clear. straightforward, honest eyes, ana,
IL you follow the stopped figure as it
moves quietly On. you will soon dis
cover why the eyes seem so out Of
keeping with the rest of the old man.
You will see him enter n synagogue
q block beyond and greet a group OF old
men strangely like him. You will see
him light a wax candle. take down ten
derby a massive volume. and then you
will see the old man vanish INTO a world
far away from Twelfth street.-The the
world of Talmudic lore and its scribes.
He is the spirit of the old Judaism, this
old man
But your meditations about the old
man are rudely interrupted by loud talk,
in which are mingled such expressions
as upper cut left jab," and similar
pugilistic teehniealities. You turn and
behold two young men in heavily pad
ded overcoats. Their stylish derbies
are set jauntily on the side OF the
head. On their faces are eruptions.
During the day these young bloods are
probably ben over a bench rolling
cigars. but in the evening, especially
Of a Saturday evening. they are no more.
cigar makers, not they; they are sports.
These are the spirits of the new Juda-
lsm-the American variety.
But fortunately they are not the only
representatives of the new spirit. There
behind you is another and more graft
flying one. This is a young man. I'M
like the other two, he is rather mod
estly dressed, but neatly. His face is
smooth; his appearance that of a stu
dent. Under his arm is a thickish o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
FOUR FIRST CLASS TOURS.
lewis and clark ExposItlon. Portland.

Personally conducted. Choice of tours
to include Denver, Colorado Springs,
Cripple Greek, Pixies Peak, Royal
George. Salt Lake, the Yellowstone,
San Francisco, and Los Angeles en-
route. Railroad fare, sleeping cars,
hotel service. side trips and all expenses
included in the rate. Parties leave
Chicago via the Chicago. Union Pacific
& North-W Western Line, July 9th, 18th,
9th and August 10th. FUN informa-
ton on application to S. A Hutchinson,
Manager, PIP Clark ST., Chicago, Ill.
1876 5-31 til 7-15
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
No Surprise.

eff | should hear" sal da thrifty bach
elor who provides himself with many
of his meals in his W room, and SO
buys more or less canned goods, 'if /
should hear that whales were becoming
scarce it wouldn't surprise me at all,
for | should know whet had become
of them. They are packing whales now
as sardines. if l a judge by the size
Of the fish in some of the boxes that
| have lately opened."-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12

II you stuff II with pains or distress az
ter eating, headache, belcliug OF gases,
sour food, a bad taste In the mouth,
dizziness, pains in the heart, specks be-
fore the eyes, and a general feeling OF
dependency and weakness, You should
get we'll &C oice by strengthening the
stomach with Mi-o-na. Just q small
tablet ont Of a fifty cent b * bafore cat
ing, and -FOUR digestive system will be
come so strong that you will be the EN-
bodiment of good health aud spirits, and
need fear no germ diseases.
Ask g. A. sexton to show you the
under which be sells Nj o-na
il costs nothing unless it Ours;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
How TO AVOID Germ DlSEASl
Strengthen the Stomach and Digestion, and You wal Keep v

When there Is an epidemic
disease, and m ,st diseases are caI
germs. it is tho person with a
stomach who succumhs FIRST.
People with healthy digestion are odh-
nsriIy not subject 60 SICKNESS, and can
throw off readily any disease germs that
enter the system.
strengthen tho st3m lch aud digestive
organs with a Mi-o.nt tablet bsEOrs each
meal, and every atom OF 20 vi Fak N into
the stomach Will bs dige-ted fiii assimi-
lated, aud the whole digestive system
mad, so healthy, clean and sweet that
there will be no chance for disease germs
to breed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
Precantlon.

George" said Mrs. Ferguson. hur-
rying out, cant you put up those win
dow screens without using the kind of
Language you have been using for the
last ten minutes?" !
mo- snapped Mr.. Ferguson.
Then quit working at them till l get
the children off to school!"-Chicago
Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
Terrible Threat.

"And IL / should break the engage
ment," said the Hyde Park Romeo, tell
me truly, what would you do?"
II should take poison!" cried tho
beautiful girl.
You would really go to the nearest
pharmacy and get poison?'
mo, no! Worse than that. l should
allow a young man who smokes cigar
cites to kiss me.'-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
KS Diaadvantages.

IF We economize," said the husband,
I'VE will Don have a house of our own
instead of having to live in rented prop
erty.",
But, I'm not sure l should like that
answered the wife. Il couldn't drive
nails anywhere l please in the walls or
woodwork of our own house, you know
st. Louis Republic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12
snapped Mn. Ferguson.
Troubles of the Rich

Lives of rich men still remind US
Even he may read who runs
That the wads we leave behind US
May make asses Of our sons.
Chicago Record-Herald,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-12

You have heard that some foods furnish fat,
other foods make muscle, and still others are
tissue building and heat forming.
You know that most foods have one or more
of these elements, but do you know that no
food contains them all in such properly balanced
proportions as a good soda cracker?