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n n ~ Richmond, Frcdcricks.
:. -. y sl5ss8N ] burg g. Potomac II. II.

:, 7T7r. F-.a UuTY cNfl,OtOIlluC nv H.
y: trains Leave Isicllmol,d--.N or Inward.
~; zig q. M.--Dally-Byrd5 81. g ThrouEh ~
z S:ts q a A Md:-Daiiy-Ma Nam 81. Through.
zig E, ,o AZ. 81. Through. All
F saffns eeS aas 81
=" 81 COM M;mWeek Days--Elba Ashland Ac-
sig a !! Ia s.. ST. Through 1Scai
i iSS nnoo r ST Thro,,
Il ~ purH sAccommoda ION AL ~
s S:s6 x 4, y ..-Daly--M Main 81 Through.
0'o r aeW Eek Days-Eba ashland Ac-
Trains Arrive 5Richmond--sotithw
$50 a. M;aWeek Days-E lba- Ashland Ao-
s:2o a.. n Week Days-Byrd st. Frederlck.-
M. purs Accon,mo,lat lon tGlS
re q. 5M.-Daily--Byrd ST. Through. "a; n; a
10y ~ e. ,c 81; Week LaysB yrd Through.
= aAfsssf
s5S = MDaiy-byyrd 8 ST trh2oasi Loe.
stops. 5S fss'5 3a F5Is,tI -5i8I
e;ts 81 & r Da!!y-Maln 81. Through. Al
1880 r. s, 81 Dnliy- Main ST Through
.1l;D r. M.--Week Days-Byrd ST. Through. All
Pullman Cars. a555 N a4 5,I3 AZ 59l55
,SoTE--Pullm nn Sleeping Or Parlor Cars on
mond ,Ii:to "a. n, week days. and local accom-
n0da lions. q BH 9a
], Time OF ar e and departures and connec-
". p. DUKE. G. 81. GULF. w: p. TAYLOR
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FOR SALE.

FOR sA 1. lI---I.R u EDIN1 FoWI.s---A1; AM
E mo- Bronco Turkeys Silverslnced : W !,-
Chickens, November 1904 T; my pen Of tnr-
keys won first prize at Herald SQUARE.
New York show. All fowls farm RAISED e.
salis lactqn guara aI1t, Or nh,n va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WHEN SUFFERING WITH COUGHS.
a colds bronchitis tryfR Is cent bottle or
BROWN'S Bronchial Balsam. at drug
stores. MI. II Sa ~ s5 HI
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WEATHER STRIPS KEEP OUT COLD
u Wind snow, Z rain and dust We are.
II healduarters XII for Weather STRIPS
Coz East Broad. Az
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

FURNITURE. 81 CHINA AN D WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with care.
4 JACOB uIMLAUF, 7O5 w. Main Street.
Phone 1892. 4 E
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LosT-o IN II tIDSDAY 4NFyTE RNOON a
dark lbrindc4and white Bull Terrier.
Suitable. reward will be paid for ms re-
turn to No l02 West Grace Street. !
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VALENTINE HOTEL. Tko n lin In g
Broad. NinthIand Capliol St ,nrd ffrntn Il
to sio per week: $3.50 and g per q, da y
rooms, 1 so, 76c. and ST. F'he 33@ s 'ltN'p
rooms. ta{EF 3H {jtH w 54 lEis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

G. NJ. ENCORE, 500 p N;;A y
brass Sheffield goods, VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

PARTNER WITH 81 900 j N NiANUFAC-
n turing businessi money secured and ~
guaranteed rroflt ~ s., 0o0 first year; an
opportunity Ike this G. seldom ". occurs ,s
iicc and financial part. Address III I AS,
Z this Office. 3. f5t ].SEg NJ
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WANTED, a POSITION. FOR a FEW
hours III thc3morning by young lady Ste
nographer. and typewriter Address G.
3 A., care this office,
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caIJ,1AND BE sCONv1NcED--A FINE
Collection or original Antiques at low
q nrces. T.. N.&4ARNALL,# 3lS Brook Ave
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WE AFTER STRIPS KEEP OUT COLD.
A wind snow, "A rain and dust We II arc
Il feaduuarters for Weather Strips
a,YAUGFJAN,S S. zoe East Broad III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN NTH
good reference. n position. experienced
in Office work and as manager. Address
r. o.. this Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

DAIRY WAGON. NEWLY PAINTED,
s Glt9e Is13e1s ,1s s'l BROOK Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

- 9st1'---A & Al AsONIC,N SHRINE MATCH
4 Charm, Finder receive reward if.!eit ~
this Office or with Dr. GEO B.& STEEL,
400 Il. Main Street. ia l$.ait{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

CARRIAGE AND IBROUG
NJ lmost new, can be bought cheap ~ at
RTC EIARDSON BROS GIG Brook Ave- Nt'
nue.. sE2S tssei $ 55
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PnInT,H,s.

.TRy ia d ON PRINTING 6: 1--WE KNOW
i We can shit yon.5 TAYLOR & TAYLOR
I PRINTING Co, Quick Printers. No.
& Governor Street IS " n iA45 A
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SE,lAA.BO ARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

a4, ~, KS n LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC,
IA 3nnN 'atN.M1-I,ocal--po Norlnu and Hamlet,
ssS Eas, INA Mqa! 5thWss'
~ II rSorila Limit ted Solid Pullman
wy Nav York 70 ST. Aug'istine, !, !, !.
1900 IL M.seahpnr S.,
so osrRAIN ms AIRLINE n lMONp, .
e.o. ]. M.--SulId 5Pu Imam from 81 Augustine
sis A. M.-t'rom Ilorlda At'th'n ahu eoN'n,
4 AZ, y II i-Fron, Florida tlanta and South
6.,o Nm =. iMsi,-Fronl Local Points
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WANTED, a a SITUATION AS CLERK.
or, wat Gilman by d Confederate veteran
OF sober ana steady habits, who. has rad
II large experience as hotel clerk and
watchman; best city reference Address
a g. care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

LOsr.-o OPEN F.ACE; LADIES' GOLD
: Watch, Tiffany works. With pin attach
al; monogram 4'E. Won back. re-
ward for return to S02 L.. Gay Street
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-----T- ---- -'---- l99


INDIGESTION AND ANY s,rR oUBLEs
Al caused BY uric acid is cured nv drinking
" Harrs's Al Antl-D yspeptlc and hiA
Water; springs located near l3urkeVlllc,
va: received fresh every day. y. a.
n MORRIS q co, No ia Forth Seventh
81 Street. Phone 1852 st5.a9l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WANTED, TWENTY-FIVE YOUNG
men 10 take a trial course at the MOL ,I,,,
ERN# SCHOOL OF ID DRAMATIC MI Az.
S,puYSI CAY CULTURE, a w. Cary
l Street. EdsfS#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

MONROE CONFECTIONERY, 7ol ".
Main street. finestSline ofgconfectlonery
and fruits In the w est End. Now pen.
b You are cordially Invited to call.
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SITUATION WANTED-M Male

WANTED, BY BOOK1<EEPEF Al
present employed Il position where re-
liability and hard work will count; Al
references; am willing TO work ! there
is promotion ahead. Address a. 90, care
this office. 4l6t
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CANDIES.

WANTED, ALL WEST ENDERS ITO
know that the MONROE CONFEC-
y TIONERY, FOL w. Main Street, is now
open with full stock OF fine confec-.
tionery, fruits, etc.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

lrsTEY PIANO AND ORGAN AGENCY
have Organs from SIS UP in good order
EN- Snlendtd bargains on hand this week In
si new and secondhand Pianos. 5aiss; Al "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

BEN GREEN, LATE u GUTTER AND
h Manager for VIM Green, IS now. with
lid s5 tailoring department OF $s TIL =
y SCHNuRNIAN STORE III Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

ENGLISH N1AST1t;,.I
fnale) Dog. owner can get s,llile ~
calling htgiSl4 e. Main Street and prov
ing property. Fat Gta55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

FR a nix L1N, Z, als--i nc Z. COM ION.
Portable rooms; good table: psrman.eani! s
and transient; also table boa rders y re1-
ID erence required. III s}A I'll Il III
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REDUCED PRICES.
COLE AND SILVER BUYER. d

WAITE j.. OLD GOLD AND SILVER in
ony condition.; highest cash PRICES paid,
Or will give watches. JeWelry. sllverwars
in exchange. a.. NJ. MEYER q BRO
Jewellers. No. e23 Broad Street. Rich.
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FOR sALE-A . REC U-IlATION 3g POOL
liable, in perfect ORDER cheap. lilo N.
Twenty-flft Street. 9;S y Az!
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STENoGRAPHY.

s,rlGly OGRAPHY-MRS MAUD SWIM
\ SDELIE desires day and night pupllss;,i n,
IF pitmans system OF stenogfa phy. NS ''
Address 1909 T. nain Street. Phone 2SoS.
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ANTIQUES.

aNT1oUEs or EVERY DESCRIPTION
! bought and sold /; furniture Of al Kinds
sotis "a ctinil % guaranteed G UARAN-
4 TEE ANTIQUE Co..g107 r., Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

'TITRNITURE REUPHOLSTERED IN
best manner: nice hair mattresses made
II to order;Sold ones made over like new;
sin covers cut and made. JACOB UNI
5I.AUF,f;7o5 w. Main Street. Phone 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

yALHALLA CURES INDIG ESrION,
coffee heart and weak ston,achs; no
more tired feeling and tina all gone con-
diton where Nnlhnlla Is used, Try It, 5fa
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WANTED. TWO FIRST CLASS BOIL
& en- makers; good wages right place lo u
right meli Reply TIIE NAT lEsON
tAIIAL[ WORKS, 5Saltville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

WANTED, TWENTY-FIVE YOUNG
ladies to take trial course in phys cal
culture. MODERN SCHOOL OF ORA
MATIC ART & PHYSICAL CULTURE,
4 West Cary Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

I,OsT-IrIsIs. III, .3 BETY1EEN SIXTH
aud Monroe streets, on or near M, !; 1i,s
ReWilld FOR return to 1o2 n. Monroe
3 Street. 5Aa X .E
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PRINTING

COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY..
LORE g. TAYLOR PFINTlNGiCO.. No. ]
Governor Street. Richmond. Va
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- --.-T7Tl Il IITsl & iIEf-I - rs
UPHOLSTERlNG.G

LEVY. THE 5UPHOLsTERER MARES
= ~ Inattres;es, cushions and slip covers to
order: b44 Brook Avenue. Phone 1895
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WANTED /

sWANTED-ASKS YOUR GROCER FOR
Z Pocnhontas Corn, Pocah ontas Peas; tho
n rerfectiont or fine canned goods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

BBEsT$QUA STORM RUB
bers at 35c. per pair. ALBERT SS'EE''l y,
t2S Il. Broad. Al; 9& i99
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HELP WANTED - cnale.

a LARGE NUMBER or COOKS WAN
ed. Ten cooks wanted for Grace and
Franklin Streets, fifteen cooks and house
servants wanted for this city; ilrst-ciAss
wages paid for good servants Apply at
once No. 52S IL. Broad street upstairs),
K NEGRO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Il
LABOR EXCHANGE.
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AITTOMOB1IsE FOR. s4l14E. APPLYsTO
w. g. SMlTII. 314 M Fifth Street .
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GRACE, 7os, ETA ST. q r N a y ~ y ,rnn
transient and table boarders; most G ~
venien l location; homeliko, attractive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

LUCKY DAY. JANUARY II ETH; $G2.a5
viii DC returned free. to cash purchasers
II or January 5th at THE SCEfNUltAtsANs
@ STORC,"#721 Main Street.
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CEREAL COFFEE

CEREAL G FFEE is NOW
being used by over 5000 families Of
Richmond. Are you one? If not, buy a
pound packages, Is and 25 cents.
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5roR THE GREATEST tiavARIETY OF
I Candy 70 to aNIARCHETTl,S. CIT East
a Broad. the oldest confectionery on south
side Broad Street. vi 3ils $ Is
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SA LESM ANN a y I II %, SAlESAaN,
Llnseed OH and Paints an SIDE line
Hrglnias and Southern s tdtesib no sam.
piles needed Address BOX ol5. INcn.
nuud. Va stA
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AGENTS WANTED,

For CHEAP AND DIZZY STORAGE
rooms apply TO RICHARDSON IL CHAP.
PELL, Storage Department. EeiyIdsTs
Building. col w. Main stIvss Phone sta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

REMNANTS or FlIGH-GRADI58U UNDER
M arsantl Half Hose for men are being
sold here less than cost vs. 81 CON
= STABLE u CO. V
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ROARD1No.

'EIuHTH ST. M. 5lo-N1clStY FUR.
n t,Ished, cotnfortable rooms; good table:
perinai,ent and ~ transient Is bo 30
~ terms reasonable. NM 8t7! &l, Nv
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LEAkY ROOFS.
- - - Z
6PEciALHN NOTICE.

~ q richmond, Va. Feb. !, 40 s;
ON a C,CoLNr'5 O II BAD i Vl.A'llllli T.
4 Conditions ana floating ice IN un,pNr#
Chesapeake Bay there VII he no IL, sa' ni
&l from West Point tlltll Alole'nS li'e ~
Via the York Rivcr Line,
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MISCELLA NEOUS.

LUCKY Il DAY, VS. JANUARY 5r5; sG2.s5
will be returned ce3toGcnsh purchasers
4 OF January 5ttjat p SCHNURM.AN
STORE. ~ 72l Main Street. ASs{ ia "
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= - ---- ~ 4 " " ~
CABINET MAKER

OLDEST IL CITY. Es,rAHsJL4Its$HEp 1893.
GEO .I.EONHAit soo south Plne
street nishmondA tiaae e @orR rostu aee
nav furnItiIref ma de. All work guaran-
iced Manufacturer OF GiltrEdga turnl-
ture Polish. tll- 81
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sNo. 3. iAININo spEolAL.

FOR THE I. EEK ENDING FEB, 4TII.
Cut out This coupon and BELLE e;s sno 4; 2
shoes and get the ts.;eW w g aseosYnt,
a at aaiS :e' oir S aoo airsoie chiffon !,
Toe. off Rememles. every r. psi +. stsIm aa
best white oak ietther Rupse; j. Hes
See, $40, DREW'S ELEGlRtC
SnoG rAG3rORl 1li q, Maln,A ttione
2Uo7 X s&a s64&f 5g us I'll 49, .lElg
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DENTISTRY,
~ IaooK:pl5-IiNlIDINo-A WAND PRlNTINo. /
WINES land SLlouoRs.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

GROCERY WAGONS. IEUoks ~ r,ANp
# save yon money on Rubber tires Come g at
and see us; repairing a Speciality, y. Y.
BKISTOW. 1900 u. Uranium. i'1lo'e
Z 2l74. js st5,s5 V i$t -.--E. ~
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I PAPER HANGING.

IF YOU WANT YOUR n ooMss PAPER.
81 ed as they should be and nt = ne ris 81
RfNourtf Street, 2 Large selection OF latest
designs IN Wall Paper.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15

instruments they play. Seven of them
play the piano, two play each the
mandolin, violin and guitar, one each
the violoncello and the harp.
Recent photographs of the family
were published, and DR.. McCrann
found himself famous. Letters of
congratulations came from all parts
of the country. Requests for photo
graphs overwhelmed the congenial
doctor.
IF this continues much longer" he
said, 81 won't be able to buy pota-
toes for my family"
One letter was from a man who
had hopes himself, and is rather en-
vious. G. A. Ribbons, of Galesburg,
said, in writing his congratulations:
81 was married in 1884, and we
kept up the pace that we set the
first six years. l think it would now
be nip and tuck with you and me-,
as to which could make the better
showing, but low funds called a malt.
You must be proud of such a family"
DR.. McCrann has written an article
on large families, especially for this
newspaper. 1t follows, together with
a poem by the doctor on his own
hapny family.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15
DR.. McCRANN|S ARTICLE

growth, till one Christmas week sew
eral years ago.
| entered a department store, and
the first purchase | made was a pair
of shoes for each, which amounted to
ten pairs, running in sizes from the
mother to the baby. The next move
was the hosiery department. and as
| ordered three pairs for each, thirty
pairs in all sizes, the clerks began to
put up a rather unusual effort in my
behalf. each coaxing and pulling me
in the dill ection of their counter in
the hopes of making a sale.
! stood for one more purchase,
which was ten pairs Of gloves. By
9W p9punoIIns sYI9Io 9ql cum sun
so thickly that my modesty got the
better of me, and my visit terminated
in dropping out of a side door.
Let me issue you / have not since
that day infringed upon the mothers
right in shopping. whose skill In Sc
curing supplies In sections | find more
creditable and by far more economic
than my moves on bulks.
1t will prove to me a very difficult
task to describe the many interesting
features of a large family. | might
talk to you for weeks of the sound of
a violin, and If you never heard one
the first time you listened to an
artist you would find you had no con-
ception of its thrilling powers.
Unless IN has the constant COM
pany of a large young family. daily
observing their childish pranks, like
electric flashes. their cheeks radiant
with delight n moment, the next
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15
BY Or. w. j. McCrann.
written Especially for The Evening

by Ut. w. y. mCCrdnn.
written Especially for Tine Evening
Citizen.)
When | entered the field of matri'
mony | did so with the greatest OF
timidity, doubling my ability to pro-
vide for two, as l was young in the
field of my profession, and let me as
sure you that | had not in my mind
a thought OF my list swelling to six
teen.
However, | guess it's a case of the
Lord "itting the back for the burden
and am toting along with 1t the best
| can in these days of trusts and
high-priced provisions.
Mrs. Mack said to a reporter that
we have no set plan with our chill
dren. Maybe not, but l feel that we
have strong evidence of a set table,
judging from the supplies required.
You ask why they appear so
healthy. | attribute their health to
their diet, which Is of the plain, sub
stantial order, tolerating no fancies or
notions in their tastes, but require
them to take anything and everything
as it comes, for | believe in diet much
like the colored fellow who, wnen ac-
cused OF drinking too much bad whis-
key, replied: Say, boss, they amt
no bad whiskey; it's all good, better,
best"
The child hat plays earnestly and
well, eats well, and as ours never
quit playing. you could form an idea
where ! am on supplies.
| must confess that | was not aware
OF the real proportion of my family's
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15

Omaha, Neb.. July 15.-Dr. w. ],
McCrann and his wife, of South
Omaha, have come to fame through
the size of their family. Fourteen
children, all healthy, live, lusty Ne
braskans, have come to grace their
home. They range in age from %
months to 20 years.
DR.. McCrann is still a young man,
being only a little past middle age.
He has practiced medicine success
fully in South Omaha for a dozen
years and has accumulted considera-
BILE property, besides rearing and edu'
eating his large family.
In addition to sharing Roosevelt's
views on race suicide, he resembles
the president in his devotion to the
strenuous life. The doctor is a mem
Der of the park board, president OF
the South Omaha Commercial club,
and prominent in many organizations.
He is a great personal friend of Will
liam j. Bryan.
The children are the pride of the
country roundabout. Their talent is
of a high order. All are musical, and
the McCrann family compose an ex-
cellent orchestra. Some of the chill
dren are doubling on the number of
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15

First, we landed in eighteen eighty
five,
On January the twenty-fifth,
Took aboard our son, Creary,
Set again cur bark to drift.
Twas February next we landed,
Took sAoard u darling Mae,
So. with a sol and daughter,
we claimed the right of way.
Then off we sailed, delighted,
Believing all would prove serene,
When in March again we landed,
q aOoard our dear Eileen.
Now, | felt cur bark was spacious,
And with thought of a quartet
! anchored in November,
Took aboard our Margaret.
Though adversity's storms were rag,
ing,
Through danger and vicissitude.
Then We made another landing,
Took aboard our fair Gertrude.
With our cargo ever pleasant
And our hearts filled with Joy,
We made another landing,
This time for Willie Boy.
Now all with eager glances
stood watch for another port
Where we took aboard our Frances,
With Patrick, our child-like sport.
Then came the chase for Mildred.
Gentle Kathleen and darling Florence,
ever sympathetic Edith,
Who will furnish tears in torrent.
Then came Bonita, darling
WHO numbered just t%hirteen),
Who ruled the boat at will
TIL the arrival of sweet Warrine.
Thus, with Mary at the helm,
! on watch twenty years have trod:
True to the motto in the wiring:
Each for the other, both for God"
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15

streaming with tears; one moment all
generosity, the next moment a lie
struggle to possess what the other
has, and once master of the situation,
just as willingly and freely pass the
same over to the next-one can
scarcely appreciate what having large
family
He is a man of no small amount of
courage who will, in these days,
shoulder the task of caring for a
large family in the face OF the fact
that he daily reads in papers and on
sign boards: Eight or twelve room
house for rent; prefer a family with
no children"
Much argument has been advanced
in favor of human culture or parental
culture. Yet, go where every advant-
age of culture has been given OUT
women of wealth. who are best fitted
with means and intelligence, and
then count the childless homes.
For the one child born to greatness.
thousands are born that will achieve
greatness.
| cannot tell whether the remedy
for race suicide lies in securing the
best physical conditions for parentage,
as some put 1t. improvement in
the stock. But | am inclined to think
that it lies in the regulation of COM
mercialism, so that a fair distribu-
ton of wealth could be established
throughout the nation, and so that the
trusts and industrial combinations
may cease to grind and crowd down
the great body of wage n by IN
creasing the price of supplies and de-
creasing their earning capacity, in
stead of aiding them to surround
themselves with environments which
would induce refinement, culture,
contentment and happiness.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15
The diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris il that
they have discovered a diamond cure for
consumption ~ Won fear consnmntIon
or pneumonia, it viii, however, be best
TONED by W. T. MCGEE, OF Vanleer.
Tenn. 7 had a cough for fourteen
years Nothing helped me until I took
tion. Coughs and Colds. which 1avs ~
slant. relief and effected a permanent
cure. U~nequalled. quick cure. Tor
Iroat and Lung Troubles. At all drug
Trial bottle free.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15

Martin Taylor. colored, of Flagstaff.
had his right leg broken just above
the ankle on Tuesday last. He was
returning from the Summit picnic,
when he observed a team in his rear
running away, and in attempting to
stop the team one Of the wheels of
the wagon passed over his leg with
the above result.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15
I&MN
AN %EFFUsIoN.
By DR.. McCrann.

Mary and I united, down wedlock's
river struck,
She was gentle, young aud loving;
| had courage enough for two.
And I plunged right for the channel
Trusting Providence to take us
through.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-15
A MIGHTY BUSY STORK OUT DR.. McCANNS Way. :

A FAMOUS FAMILY OF FOURTEEN CHILDREN IN SOUTH OMAHA,
NEe. AND THE HAPPY AND STRENUOUS FATHER WRITES AN
ARTICLE AND POEM, ON LARGE FAMILIES FOR THE EVENING
CITIZEN. HE GETS CONGRATULATIONS FROM AN ENvIoUs
FATHER, WHO ONCE HAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T MEANS
TO GO A6uYING FOR so MANY.