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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

6eu!ous mechanica! toys "made In Ger
nauy.' The prcsidcpr o. the French
'epuhlic not 10 be outdone IN Christ
mas clyility, gives presents OF costly
sevres and Limoges wares 10 the reign
lnS queens OF Europe. In return he Ia
often decorated With the ribbon OF
some rDrsts1 order. The president OF
The Swiss confederation ls more prac-
flea! In his holiday generosity. Last
Christmas he sent 10 Queen Alexandra
choice selection al checscs.
Az systematic dispenser OF Christ
mas cheer it is probable that the Ger.
man emperor heads the list Of royal
gverS. With his customary nider.i-
ness and attention 10 dctail be hcg.inv
10 plan his henciiccnt campaign ions
hcfo:2 ;lie dawn OF the holiday SEASON
IN - slip a. paper which he Keeps COZ
'"3'ed IL private cabiheg hr Eutc>
town in his neal unci9l scripi as they
'vca" - him tie names o. The ,a,.lone
p"rroNi WHOM he ;ateul; 10 rcmctuber
lni The amount he eNpccr' /" eApcI.G
~ "Gcti OF them.
bnN ~ his ~(andar.i .!!.s j. his own
rows! portrait Last christine. he v
lied the usual custom ny prcscn,in" H.
prospective d9U%hteI- !T-law. The i"..l,
IS cecilia. W,tl igarbi" husi az h.ot-
al her" j. absolutely no ..cus.
whatever ior ANY ccl!""iinn In Lie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

An old lady who spends much time
alone in her room and who il devoted
to solitaire has greatly enjoyed through
the year Scandson'S GIT OF last
Christmas. This is laphoard fol
her card playing, specially designed and
made for her neetis. 4 light smooth
piece OF board z quarter al IN ihcf
thick ana about IS by IL irchcs in iii
ncnsion was c1v"csd on both side,
with green felt, the edges hound Al
around with At ionthcr binding put OF
with tiny lacks. rhS ll2h;, convenient
bcard, easy TO handle amt amply sun
cirnr Tor almost any sH.ita.rc layout
has hcen hoon 20 its rpcioicnI ard
woud undoubtedly pleas" some otae:
shut III dovutce OF ,hr game tnnt need,
10 partner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
No REASON FOR I.
When Hsvacit Iews Citl1sns ahaw
Inc Way.

There can be no Iuat reason wy
any reader Of thia viii continue to sur
fer tho torturel III IN aching hacl:,
tho annoyance Of urinary disorders,
! the dangers al diabetes or aug Kidney
ills whcn rci.ct is 80 ncGr AT hand
and HE most positive proof given that
they can be cured. ltcnt what n New
port N"wS citizen sag:
DIR. $. l:0ohcr. Vile OF 8. Booker.
tho wei known farmer. rn1Ideoaa aa4
Fifteenth Etfn"t say: 'DlaEr KID.
| Gey fitT haH" haoh used rs Other
| m2nh"u.i e ny lNIniiy aG we'll m my
SOLE They VIrS quickly relieve back.
ach" and 4 short course Of the treat
mont absolutely stopped Il. we cntef.
tain II very high opinion OF tho prep,
nration md ara only TOO pleased to
cud"ra" thr claims maio for il. /
tar' not tho r!iGht"lt hesitation in
adNiein. any snnrrcr from hicl.acts'
or hid""E cofnpaiut IN any form 10
20 ia St"afne%' d:Gl: store for ponn'a;
Kidney f.i!J and taEc / course Of the
treatment They viii nor tc diGai,
pointed in Tho roHniis"
: For sale by all dealers. Price 10
cents. Foster Aliihnrn Go. Tunain
New Y"rh. sal" agents for tho Gated
S,at'e
nomomhor tho name--Donn's-a
| take no other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

TIN KNiSrE eiNr : rr1T 81 HTGssIy.
world. public ~ private. which hMs
neglected e." provide .t>c!t with i po.'
ra.t al III" German kaiser. 4, may
Oc hJd for he a"EiuG. ANA Il hint is
'ultic'.ii. The kuis rim is q liberal
ll,G ,h"ug'ttul Christmas bcuciactrcSs.
She makes ]. u point to give some
hing al value To- every ch.il OF royei
lineage in chriSjcndOn. AMI that means
mu"h lHhor and discrimination. The
.h!lirca Of royal lineage in The German
empire alone are quito numerou,;
'noGch 10 absorb fortune. and IL Is
'epn,ed Inat me generous royal ladr
spends S30,u1o every wear in this adn-
:tbl" way.
The present sultan &c Turkey. win
III his traditional hatred Of the ::iaour.
.as fallen iD,o tie habit OF sending
NhUstma9 gifts u some al the Chris
ian courts. These rcmrThranccs con.
'ist Tor 'hc most part Of lars nf pre-
'rried rose leaves and Lcvaniine sweet
meats urcnar'I Ivy hiss own CONNECTION
II. The aged emperor OF Austria sends
liberal viii -! priceless Tokay 10 his
elbow soveIclenY.' Tho domestic old
l':e"n Of Denmark. the "nlnther-in-law
1t Eurol'c," wha is sn inyeteraIe knit
| 'e' ~ wooden stool. in~s, dispeuscs her
;e.lrly accumulation al Chri.tinastiuc.
The genial ling OF tho Bplcians sends
iolhinS hui checks. amt IL IL whispered
Lat his bail. account Is con S!dtrahly
-olu.el "a The holiday season. vii
4c!in.na Of the Nellie rlanda. who iR as
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
ROYAL FOLK
WHO PLAY
SANTA CLAUS
GEORGE Is. PICARD

tCoprriaht. 49, ~ Ceorrc Il. Picard]
~ NJ al tie Numerous advantages
"a Es enjoycd BY royal pcrsonagos,
q y ~ ndyan,agc, TOO, which has
E2i boen greatly exploited. is
lie rovas 10 give % any object dls.
rensei % Christmas gut n matter
oo0 uivlai 4, may ne q distinct and
1uidue vaiue II Is related Of ole of
lie r.ediae}gl pontin7 that on 4 GER
.ain occasion Ge was 50 @tai"fni FOR a
service feu"e:c.l him tS young prince
x tla EorEa iaIli!y ,nat ne begged
lila "a nam" come ,l,,ahle reward.
Come mJ ci3jJ." t, suggested In
.inUI.in.',s Icii 81" what can do
I" please y1n i,ou.l nc afraid 10 put
NY ihrrl.l q a Test It's u. blessed
.uistma- erI-on yon Lnow'
lis youulm h:-hness sighed deep.
y, Jn' did mot seem aldo 10 And tue
words i" frlino Ia. request
'CoGa-a 10Y nirni. persisted hiq
holiness. "a" IA The mood lor Nv.
Ing. A~E .onGdontl!. and sI,ouh! adj
wise you o asa; something more sub
t'antiai ;han nly blessing
npnort,ipify v.- .oi.lnu n., ,,,''e.
ne temrnr,l ,nl..r ~ nn u,,na '
noptim ygs 50 o7.o,, me-, ,,n','a,a,,
wern "a, MS, .,isn,s,l ,u,l. ncin,.o l.,,,,,,.
an tgiat Ina ma ma, ,..,,',, n;,,,
"Yonr bnl;uos. H.. ;,I,ara., n,o,
,retiur h;,rs.ir 81 n.. ,,., 80 49, ,,>
lock OF your hair"
Al Ia, un.St,r,.tc,i rc.uost Tho nonc
wos n.lr .!o.fIcd .,,d ,or,.,,aI
,on,nc,, i,c.,,l,ii. 49,, ,.o...i..
ne satisfied yir, .n.l, ,nn,,,,,n,,,',
reCuita, arl vat n,c ,,n,, roi,o,,,
seemed a. lee IN ,,,.n..,
.N'nt d, 90, ..l.,, snl, uoru,o,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

I''N'
% the Natic.n garden. Is not limos.
sib.c tbat ucc majesty n!a, ln.a u.!n
personal ,yial 81 DE p.,,,s remedy
ant il s certain dat she dill moi ne.
auiro the Mnbu. vhat she onrr.cint.d
lie attention va4 jnndc evident fror,
DE fJct that sunlry lars Of q marine.
lnde devised IN tAe ROYAL kitchen nj
Windsor found thc.r way nt Christina.
time 10 lice vatican.
some of It'll, a.,c.t,l.,c c,rrcc,;or
made a ho.iiiy arncarouco in n,L,,
European courts lb.. u,coo,- ..,.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06

Monday the Josephine county board
of equalization, consisting of County
Judge J. o. Booth, Assessor W. II.
Faliln and County Clerk f. s Cheshire,
met as provided by law for the ad-
justin ent of any inequalities of assess
ment that may have been made So
thouroghly and so equally hadAssessor
Fallin done his work that there is no
serious complaint made at all by a
single taxpayer on the roll and the
roll Will stand as he has made it up.
1t will now be turned over to the
county clerk, who will make a sum
mary of it to he filed with the secre-
tary of state at Salem, and he will
also make full copy for the use OF
the sheriff in collecting taxes The
rate for taxes for state and county par
poses will be fixed by the state board
and by the county court during the
coming January and the roll will be
ready for Sheriff Lewis about the mid
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06

County Assessor W. H. Fallin has
completed the making up of the as
sessnment roll for Josephine county
for the year 1905. By the subjoined
itemized statement it will be seen that
the total valuation of all property for
1905 is 81, 202, $50, while for 1904 it was
81, 250, 900, gain of 2,250, $50.
While this increase is largely due to
the raise IN valuations which Assessor
Fallin has made, yet comparison of
the roll for this year with that of last
year disoloses the fact that the wealth
Of the county has made a most sub
stantial increase, quite as large pro-
por,ionately as the most prosperous
counties of eht state.
The totals for the various items on
the assessment roll for 1905 and 1904
are as follows:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06

The statistics of the conference show
the work TO have made very consider.
able advancement along all lines. The
total amount of money raised is espe-
oially noticeable, being something over
$1,000 more than last year.
The bishop endeared himself more
closely than ever to each member of
the conference. He showed himself
at all times to be not simply the
mighty master OF assemblies by his
strong, firm, accurate ruling in the
business sessions. but the sympathetic
brother and friend at all times His
sermon at q. IN. Sunday from the
text, Except Corn of Wheat Fall
Into the Ground and Die It Abideth
Alone, John l2 "a, was clear, mas.
terful presentation Of the law Of Life
Out of Death " The bishop stands IN
the front rank Of pulpit orators aud he
was fully up 10 his best on tbs OCca.
sion Almost the Who'll, congregation
went away with exclamations Of de-
light upon their lips.
The Newman NJ. 4 church closed its
doors on Sunday to give their people
an opportunity to hear the bishop, aud
other puplits OF the town were fl He'd
| by the members OF the conference and
visitors as follows: Free Methodist,
| II. q. Allen, II at. m. A. J. Starmer
7 80 p IN. Newman NJ 4. church. G..
l.. McCausland, 7:30 p m Baptist
church, Rev G. II. Gibbs, sop IN.
The preachers are stationed for the
ensuing year as follows:
] Willamette distriCt-C l.. McCaug
land, presiding elder, Portland. 4.
II Mowre and J W. Craig supernum'
erary.
Kavanaugh-R A. Reagan.
Lebanon and Brwonsville-H n.
Rosser
Corvallis-J. a. Ellison.
Tangent and Albany-E. +. Jones.
HaTrisbur2-C. A ReXroad.
Junction City aud Lewisville-P d.
GArdnfr.
Peoria and McFarland-To be sup
piled
Rosebrug-H G. Brown.
Coquille-H NJ Branham.
Myrtle Point-To be supplied W
b. Smith superr umeraTy.
Cslapooia aud Deer Creek-H. O
Allen.
Myrtle Greek To be- supplied.
Grants Pass-W. T. Goulder.
Williams-A. J. Starmer
Medfrod--To be supplied
Transferred-John Reeves 10 Eas
Columbia conference and stationed a
DAYTON, Wash. /; X. +. Wright 10 10
Angeles oonfefecne.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06
ASSESSMENT ROLL
SHOWS LARGE GAIN
Josephine County Valuation Now About
$4,000 OOO-.-Rate to Be Lower
Hereafter.

lie of February. All taxes on the roll
for 1904 that were not paid prior to
the first Monday in October Of this
year are now Delinquent and Sheriff
Lewis will soon begin to prepare the
delinquent roll, aud after which it
will be advertised and if not paid the
property will be sold at public sale
by the county to cover the amount of
taxes due on it.
The taxpayers of Josephine county
will be interested in the following
from the Ash land Tidings of Monday,
in regard to the valuations of property
in jackson county:
1.-THE Jackson county board Of
equali zation consisting of County
Judge G.. w. Dunn, County Clerk
John S. Orth and County Assessor
Peter Applegate, convened this morn
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06

carried on in the county with no re-
striction. Ground in the placer chan
nels carries from 8 to so cents yard
in free gold, and gravel is frequently
found bearing from 80 cents to u
yard.
Josephine county claims to have
some of the richest and best producing
quartz mines ON the Pacific Coast, al.
though this phase Of mining is still IN
its infancy in the county. More than
100 mines are now being operated and
developed in the county, and the out
put runs very near the million mark
annually. Last year boy found a
chunk of pure gold valued at $4,000
in the famous Sucker Greek district,
and similar finds are recorded very
frequently.
The largest and richest copper vein
in Oregon, it is claimed, lis located in
the famous Waldo district, In the
southern part OF the county. This belt
| IN 80 mlitb Wlut anu w niltb iuukt
and extends far into California. Enor.
nous smelters are already In operation
in this county, and more are promised
within the next few months.
Some Of the finest marble In the
United States is found In this county,
the most plentiful being the black and
gray. Several specimens, beautifully
polished, are on exhibition at the ex.
position.
But not alone in minerals is jose
phine rich, but lin the kind Of gold
that grows in trees, is Ii especially
blessed. The timber resources and the
! Lumber industry runs the mining In
} dustry close second in the county.
Josephine has 1885, ,0i0 acres, nearly
, one-half of which is covered with a
dense growth of timber.
$ ugar pine, red and white cedar
and oak are extremely plentiful, as I,
laurel wood. More than 9,304, $50, ,00C
feet Of laurel and oak are now stand
, ing in the county.
"The Country That God Remem'
D., bered" is the grateful cry OF the peo
, ple OF the county, and glimpse OF III
orchards and fields gives sufficient rea
7 son for tho glad slogan OF ITS people.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06

ing, to examine the assessment roll
and hear any objections of taxpayers
thereto.
=" The roll as presented TO the board
shows a total assessed valuation of
approximately sl3,OOO,OOO in the
county, an increase of three fold over
last year, when the total valuations
returned by Assessor Jones was four
aud half millions of dollars. Assess.
or Applegate has deviated from the
practices OF previous assessors aud
doubled and trebled previous assess
ment values generally The total
assessment levied against the rail.
road company upon its lands, roadbed,
rolling stock, etc, aggregates 81, 800,
600 The roadbed is assessed at
$50, 600 per mile
Little objection to the assessments
as made are anticipated. At noon
today not single formal objection
had been entered "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06
THE COLUMBIA
ANNUAL CONF ERENCE
Proceedings OF the Fortteth Ses
sion. Held In Grants Pass
Last Week.

The fortieth session of the Columbia
Annual Conference NJ +. church,
South, met in this city Thursday,
Sept. 2s, Bishop H. C. Morrison, of
New Orleans, La, presi@ ing.
All Of tie pastors, except two, and
all of the lay delegates were present,
and also quite number Of visitors
from various sections of the district.
The sessions of the conference were
very largely attended by the local
membership not only of the Sonth
Methodist church bat by members of
other communions as well.
There seems never to have been a
more harmonious and hopeful church
gathering in our city. Every preacher
and every lsyman seemed to be we'll
pleased with himself and with every
body else and especially with Grants
Pass and her generous hospitality.
Rev. G. II. Gibbs, OF Milton, Ore q,
financial agent of Columbia college,
by address aud sermon stirred the con
ference into greater enthusiasm and
larger hope for the success Of the most
excellent school which he represents.
Rev. Wiley Phillips, Of Los Angeles
Cal, editor OF the California Voice.
addressed the conference on Saturday y
evening 90 the Twin Eyils, the
Saloon and the BIothel and What l.
Being Dne to Get Rid Of Them. Hc
is forceful. clear speaker whose
word pictures are painted with the
skill Of a powerful artist
Rev. W. 4. Vaughn, editor Of the
Pacific Methodist Advocate, looked in
on the conference with his beaming
countenance on Friday evening anf
remained over Sunday. His address
on Missions Sunday evening bo0
the marks Of the profound student
speaking from deep conviction.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06
KIND WORDS SAID
OF JOSEPHINE COUNTY
Oresonian Gives Complimentary
Writeup of Josephine County
to Advertis. Its Resources.

The Oregonian of Sunday last gave
fiue cut Of the Josephine county ex-
hibit at the Lewis and CLARK fair and
a complimentary write.up of the coun-
ty. With the great circulation that
the Oregonian has all over the Coast
as well as in the Eastern States this
mention of our county will be read by
thousands of persons and will be big
factor in calling the attention OF in.
vestors and homeseekers to section
of Oregon that is destined TO soon be-
come one of the most productive and
wealthy parts of the state.
The following is the Oregonian's ar
ticle in full:
Content with the fact that the world
knows Of its wonderful production OF
fruits, grains and grasses, Josephine
county, Oregon, at the Lewis and
CLARK exposition, has installed in the
Agricultural building and in the Mines
building, one Of the most interesting
exhibits of minerals at the fair
In its booth in the former structure
tall pyramid of ores, and two i'm
mense banks of minerals on eithel
side, together with cnses and cabinets
of smelted ores, attract and hold tn,
attention of visitors, But few people
except those familiar with mininl
roalizo the value of the gold ore dis
played in glass case on ono side o
the booth.
Gold in nuggets, gold in fakes, pla
Ger gold and bar gold, to the inexperi
enced eye looking like so much brass
is placed in u glass case and is esti
mated to be worth $40, 600, This smal
fortune was dug out Of mines locatel
near Grants Pass and is but yer
small part Of the wealth yearly OK
trao;ed from the earth in that fame
district
Mining Is the foremost In the lon
list of Industries In the county. Jose
phine county is termed the pionee
mining county Of Oregon. Gold wa
first discovered in the county in Apr
Of the year 1851. II il stated that q
la st four.fifths of the area Of til
county is rich in mineral wealth, Sid
by side with fields of alfalfa and OF
ohards, vineyards and hop1elds, Al
mines Of gold, copper, iron and 9th,
minerals.
Placer mines in the county yiel
from S2O, 600 10 $40, 600 annually, AN
because Of the fact that the rivers bI
unnavigable, this form Of mining
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-10-06
Ab,ee,s.

W. II. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss.
writes, Aug. 10, 1902; 81 want TO
say word of praise for Ballard =
Snow Liniment. stepped on nail
which caused the cords in my leg to
contract and an aboess TO rise In my
knee and the doctor told me that |
would have a tiff leg. 40 one day
went to j. Il. Lords drug store
(who IL now In Denver. Col } He
recommended bottle Of Snow lini.
mont got Doc size. and IL cured
my leg. IL IL the best liniment Ia
the world. "
ABCESSES, with few exceptions,
are indicative OF constipation or
debility. They may however result
from blows or from foreign bodies in
troduced into the skin or flesh such as
splinters, thorns, etc. For sale by
Rotermund and Model Drug Store.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08

is pretty would be stretching it to the limit, but the depot guides and en- ginemen don't care much for beauty, They like Mugs because Mugs likes them. The cat scampers about, through the crowds and under the engines, but seems to know when it is safe to do so and when not.
 About two weeks ago when Engineer Stout, who holds the throttle on the Wabash Flier out here, climbed into his cab he found the kitten sitting on the seat. Mugs jumped down, and he thought the cat was gone until the train had gained full speed. All his at- tention was on the track in front of him, when With start he found the kitten sitting in his jap, swaying with the engine and playing with the loose sleeve of his jumper, The cat had no permit to ride on the engine, and yet Stout didn't see how he could stop the train. to put it off, and it was out of the question to drop it out of the win- dow. So Mugs rode to Morberly, and when Stout came back to Kansas
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08
Local Weather Report. Nau Havan JuIy T.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 2:46 a. m.
 Postmaster Howarth is in Maine for a few weeks as the guest of Colonel l. M. Ullman.
 Coroner Mix will. leave to-day for Great Harrington for a vacation of two or three weeks.
 The internal revenue office here has so far collected over half of the special taxes, which last year amounted to total of about $7O,OoO.
 Work on Forbes chapel is progressing remarkably. The tower is now up and shows the shapely form which it will have when completed. The roof is also started. Contractor Treat has a good force under him.
 Sir Edward Elgar, who leaves New Haven for England to-day, yesterday nresented Leader Frank Fichtl, of the Second regiment band, a fine photo graph of himself. On the picture is written; with kind remembrance of Frank Fichtl in New Haven
 Captain Earl H. Hotchkiss, of the Signal corps, c. N. G., who was in- iured Fourth of July by the explosion Of a, cannon in Winsted, is resting com- fortably at his home here, and it is now thought that he will not lose his eye- sight.
 Superintendent James E. D. Oldham, of the Hamden schools, arrived here on Thursday to look over the field of his labors, which he will assume the next school year. He was escorted by the committeeman, c. J. Clarke, Rev. W. J. Dullard, and E. B. Atwater, to the Handen schools.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08
CAT THAT NURsED cooNs

Nestled in a soap box in the kitchen of the farmhouse of John Pooler, near Neury, is family of six racoons being nursed by thefamily cat, after the little animals had barely escaped death at the teeth a crosscut saw which MT. Pooler was working. The mother of the raccoons was killed by the saw, being unable to escape from the log through the same hole that she had entered late last fall.
 If the orphans thrive in the future as they have in the past few days they will live to maturity, much to the de- light of the Pooler children, who have already named them after the children of President Roosevelt's family. MT. Pooler's cat immediately took a lik- ing to the coons when they were brought to the house and since then has nursed them together.-Lewiston Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08
Saturday, July s, 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Aliens Foot Ease-DruggistS. Amusement-SaVin Rock Theater. BasebalI-Savin Rock Grounds. Brass Beds-The BOwditch Co. Butter-Dillon & Douglass. Crouuet-The ]. E. Bassett x co. Delightful-Howe & StetsOn Co. Est. B. Levi-PrObate Notice. Extra-The White City. Fixing Things-Wells & Gunde. Fountain Pens-Durant. Fish-Wm. H. Wilson & Son. ] July Suit Sale-Meigs x Go. Jell-O- Srocers'.
 Marl<-do VII Sale-Lambert. l Neckwear-The Chas. Monson Go. Pianos-Steinert's
 Painting-C. P. Thompson. teamers-Hamburg-A Line. Steamers-Am. and Red Star Line. Sale of Stock-Wm. Frank & Co. The First-Gamble-D Desmond Co. The National Biscuit Go. ] Trips-So. Pacific R. R.
 To the Orient-SSo. Pacific R. R.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08

MUGS, FRIEND OF ENGINEERS.
 Mugs, a little black and white kit ten, returned to the Union Depot the other night from Moberly, Mon. Mugs is a traveller and is recognized as the depot mascot.
 No one about the depot seems to know when Mugs appeared or how she got her name. To say that Mugs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08

City he brought the kitten with him. It boarded the Katy fast mail in much the same manner and took d trip to Parsons. Night before last it boarded
 the Wabash engine like an old train man and took a little run down to Moberly again.--Kansas City Journal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08

SMALL BOYS MIXED HISTORY. ] Around the great striking figures of
 history the small boy weaves curious
 answers. Moses mother pitched his little cradle within and without, with pitch and left him there in the pool of
 siloam. But when the daughter of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

If you are going away. for short or long period, inc Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mail without extra charge. The address may ee changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-08

Solomon got the green leaf from the dove she hastened and brought food convenient for him, and the babe croWed thrice and grew up in hei court Century Magazine.