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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14

bons.
Mrs. Fred Hetfner has moved to Chi
cago.
w. j. Warner has sold the Burnham
place to David Burke.
Kalsomine and paint have improved
the appearance of the postoffice very
much.
The rain of Wednesday proved of enor-
nous benefit to rural interests in this
vicinity.
Prof S. r. Thornton has moved to
Kalamazoo, where he has secured a cler-
ical position.
Mrs. George Stanton of Almena died
at the county hospital last Sunday.
The funeral was held Tuesday.
George Jones was brought before
Justice Killefer, Saturday, charged with
disorderly conduct. He drew 30 days.
Wilbur Babcock, who had been sick
but three days, died at the home of his
sister, Mrs E. E. Downing, yesterday,
where he was taken suddenly i'll.
Will Strowbridge is clerking for Mar
tin Il Sh0werman, where he will be
pleased 10 meet all his old customers
and friends
The ladies Of the w. f. NJ. S. Of the
NJ. +. church will sell home made bak-
ing Saturday, September 10, at w. j.
Warmers store.
The l. o. o. f. will confer the second
degree this evening upon candidates
from Glendale. Visitors from Gobleville
will also be present.
John keenan, of South Haven came to
town Monday to spend 60 days with
Sheriff Britton. He got his ticket from
Justice Holmes, before whom he was
found guilty Of larceny.
While loading peaches in his orchard,
Wednesday, James McCloud fell across
basket, striking on his stomach. He
suffered severe internal injuries, the ex.
act nature OF which have not yet been
ascertained.
The Bankers Child" Co. played to
rather small house last Thursday even
ing. Outside of one or two characters
the performance was very creditable.
The Perry children were fine, but the
banker" was the worst ever.
"As Told in the Hills,' which was
presented at the opera house Monday
evening, was portrayed by one Of the
best companies that ever visited the
village. The attendance was very light.
Manager Longwell may well feel proud
of this offering.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14

neither marry" etc. The future life
will not be mere continuation OF the
present, nor under the same condi-
tons. Gods power will be shown in
transforming the material body. into
the glorious spiritual body, OF which
Paul so well tells in 1 Cor. Is 1914.
Are as the angels" Note that human
beings do not become angels, but In
the heavenly world they live under
Jesus in his reply touches the various
points upon which Sadducees held
erroneous ideas.
VS.. 26, q. The book of Moses"
The Pentateuch. How in the bush"
etc. Better in Rev. Yer. lin the place
concerning the bush"-that is, in Elk.
3:1-6, where is told how God appeared
to Moses in the burning bush. The
God of Abraham" etc. There are two
ways of interpreting this argument.
First, Gods declaring himself the God
OF Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, is more
than a statement that these men had
believed on him while they lived 1t
certainly lulplltS lHdl lity are Sllll
living, since He is not the God of the
dead, but the God of the living" Sec
ond, il is Gods saying, If /. the eternal
Cod, loved the Patriarchs and was
loved by them, l could not have al
lowed them to perish utterly. Given
the fact of God the resurrection of
man follows" Thus the Sadducees
also were silenced
Practical Points.
VIA If we keep right with God we
can be fearless among men.-Matt
1928.
V. 15 The hypocrite may deceive
himself and others, but his heart is
open to God.-Luke 1918.
V. II. The true Christian will be
strictly honest in his dealings with all
men-Rom. 1877, s.
V. "a. Most of our difficulties would
vanish did we but know the Holy
Scriptures as we Should Tim. 3:15.
V 26 Jesus continued life is an as
surance of our.-John 14:19.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14
The Van Buren, County Capitol
and Crist That Goes to
be Ground.
BUSINESS IN PROBATE COURT
And the Van Buren, Matrimonial
Department is Kept Busy
Real Estate:
Marriage Licenses.

Paul j. Keuren, Grand Rapids -. .26
I lizzie Henderson, South Haven. .. 20
! Thomas Clark, Chicago. ..........29
[ Fannie Rothenberg, Chicago. 49,. %
Jay j Markle, Detroit ...........22
! Mabel Z. Kelly, Mattawan. .......l7
! Russell A. Duncan, South Haven 81
Jessie V. Smith, South Haven. $50. l8
! Michael Koppa, Chicago. .........24
I Frances Wilkowski, Chicago. $50. %
Philip Doyle, Elgin, Ill. ...-36
I Anna Hunt, Elgin, H.. %
( Charles Galehouse, Porter. 49,. 10
! Lena May Farrow, Porter. 10
I Herman Williams, Grand Junction q
I Fern Hall, Grand Junction. $500 Is
I George Miles, Chicago 80. 80. ...25
! Nellie r. Swartz, Chicago. ....- - 81
( Charles G. Thurber, Howard City. %
I Irene j. Arnold, Lawrence. -. -. l6
Joe Obendorf, South Haven. 49,. %
! Mary OFT. South Haven. ...........23
{ Albert P. Stevens, South Haven. 80
! Mary A. Billings, South Haven. &C., ST
Parents consent in writing filed with
each affidavit for license where the fe-
male is below the age of Is years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14

Last claim day. Hearing on claims OBJ
jected to. Adjourned to October 8.
Estate Of Nathan Hubert, deceased.
Will admitted to probate. Bond issued
to Adelbert Smith, the executor named
in said will
Estate OF Ida NJ. Toborg, deceased
Order entered determining lawful heirs
Estate of George Worthey, deceased
Orson Culver, Lawrence, appointed ad-
ministrator. Bond issued
Estate of Hiram Colby, deceased. Or
der entered determining inheritance
tax
Matter of adoption and change OF
name of Laura Stoup, minor child. Ap-
plication of Francis +. Cobb and Minnie
Cobb filed and order entered changing
name to Laura Cobb.
Estate of John w. Smith, deceased.
Bond filed and letters of administration
issued to Addison Smith, Berlamont.
Estate of Eliza j. Church, incompe-
tent. Account of guardian filed.
Estate of G. Spencer Adams, deceased.
Inheritance tax receipt and other re-
ceipts filed. Order entered discharging
administrators.
Estate of Charles A. Limbeck, de-
ceased. Orders entered allowing COM
pensation to executrix and assignment
of racidua Of actata
Estate Of John and Mabel Often,
minors. Order entered confirming sale
of real estate by guardian.
Estate of Minnie l.. Often, incompe-
tent. Order entered confirming sale of
real estate by guardian.
Estate of John Kunel, deceased. Pc
tition for license to sell real estate filed.
Hearing, October 8.
Estate of Amoretta Dyckman, incom-
petent. Petition by guardian for license
to sell interest in real estate filed. Hear
ing, October 8.
Estate of A. j. and Newton Sell,
minors. Bond of guardian filed and
letters of guardianship issued to Alice
Sell, South Haven.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14
Well Known Teacher Dies.

Prof A. +. Webster, superintendent
of the Hyde Park, Chicago, high school,
died at his home last Saturday. He
was stricken by a hemorrhage Of the
brain Friday, while in front OF a class.
He had been connected with the HYDE
Park school as instructor in latin for
several years. Mr.. Webster was a
nephew of A. +. Hayes of this village
and was known to many of our people.
Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas Ec.
lectric Oil. Cures toothache, earache.
sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds.
Stops any pain.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14
New Suits.

The people vs.. John Bailey. Assault
with intent to murder
Kelsey Heating Co. vs. VIM. Bennett
Il Sons. Assumpst.
David F. Cunningham vs. K. L. S. d
G. Traction Co. Bill to cancel deed.
Arson Goss vs.. Charles d. Crafts ct
al. Bill for foreclosure.
Florence Cummings vs. John G. Cum
mings. Divorce.
Catherine Oliver VS.. John A. Oliver.
Divorce.
John p LaVell vs.. Margaret LaVett
ct al. Bill to construe will.
II. l.. Root VS.. Alanson Swim. Bill to
enjoin.
James Grant Adams vs. Olive Ettola
Adams. Petition to modify decree.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14
Probate Court.

Estate Of Otis Ross, deceased Last
claim day. No claims filed. Estate
closed TO creditors.
Estate Of James A. Clark, deceased.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-14
Zeal Estate Transfers.

Archibald Lyle and TO Harry III
Heron and W 10 a on INV
ID sec % BloomIngdale ---S $500
VIM H Burger and TO Sarah j
johnson ] 6 blk 25 ID II 4 Co.'S
add South Haven 100
Arthur l. Shaw & to Geo II and
Eliza Thompson p swH
sec 20 Decatur
tOliver High to Eugene Phillips
and W sw s. sec 80 Hart
tOrd- -ZZUO
Heirs of Emma Boynton to Mar
garet L McFadden part | blk
Hartford 2oO
Margaret McFadden to Hollan
L Clifford and W pei d "a
sec Is village of Hartford $500 1000
Earnest Howard ar d to Hollan
L Clifford pei Il e d sec
Is village of Hartford -------3 800
Eliza A Ingraham to II l. and Guv
II Clifford pei n ID sec 16 viii
lage of Hartford 30 300
VIM Challans and to n f Simp-
son and , blk Stoves add
Hartford 200
N f Simpson and W to Ida For
syth same as last above -7 700
VIM Il Fletcher to Hans P Christ
ersen p II blk III" Decatur -
Bessie Thurman by g'd'n to Cora
h Acton her share GO a on 8 W
ID sec u Lawrence -147
Mrs May Rice. Jesse g and Wilson
Thurman to Cora + Acton same
Geo H Jackson and W to Kibbie
Telephone Co l3 blk d (exw
IL III
Fred d Newbre and to Robt A
Newbre and W pei S e d swA
sec % Antwerp -------.-6 600
Jno Struble and to Thos II Jane
ma d NV ID sec IA Athena 500
Jno Q Streator to Jno A White n
20 p Sc d and 20 ae
d sec 13 Waverly 1900
Jno . Streator to Burdett L
Breed and wsw d sec
II Athena -----------l2 1906
Evelyn A See and ct al to Stan
ley Sackett pei d sec % LA
village of Gobleville ------.----60 900
Clara o Monroe to Benz B Spell
man 4 SCI n W ID sec Is
COVert----------- 1OO
Chas o DeMeritt and W to Geo w
Congdon and W pei W q sec
IL village of Decatur 700
Frank G Shaefer and W to Richie
d Hopping Z Z e a and
pei d sec a Waverly -
Richie d Hopping to Frank G
Shaefer and W same as last above Il
Mancel Hough and W to X l. S
q G I Co pei n p sec %
Antwerp 10
Oscar b Hosner and W to Thos X
Hunter = FIR ID sec 81
Eugene A Hartman and to Fritz
Kohlhof y = sw ne
sec 20 lex pcr South Haven ------.375
Auditor General to viii Of Lawton
lots l, 2, 3 and o blk / for park
purposes in connection with the
soldiers, monument; deed under
joint resolution No 3 OF 1903.
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Practical Points.
Jofhnqs.

Advertised letters Geo. f. Brown,
@. B Crandall +. G. Ranck, Mrs. Mary
Campbell, Mrs. Kathrine Halspaw, Mrs.
], Mcleod, Mrs. frankie Oestrich, Miss
Gertrude Blrks and Miss Maud Cub
bons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

stenographers balins. ianitors fo- the
district court room, ald the fees Of the
Justices o. the peace. probate judges,
constables. and clerks OF the district
court. and in addition. I'm counties which
have heretofore or NAV hereafter con-
struct court houses or iails to be paid
FOR hy an annual rental such rental shall
be a proper charge against the court
fund and an additional levy, not exceed
ing th-ee (3) mills, may be levied for
that purpose
said building TO be paid for in semi
annual instanments as rent Bids must
be filed in the office Of the county clerk
Of Logan county not later than O'Clock
p. M October 1, 1906.
Said court house TO contain a district
court room Of suitable size; judges
chambers. three rooms district clerks
office, three rooms, with vault; one grand
jury room; three jury rooms; probate
court room. with probate judge and pro-
bate clerks office with vault; cc-nty
treasurers office. three rooms, with
vault sherlm's office. three rooms with
vault ShVifs office also to have two
small hold-over rooms with grated
doors for temporary use for prisoners.
County clerks office three rooms. with
vault; register OF deeds office three
rooms, with vault; coulty surveyors Of
I fee two rooms; county attorneys Of
1 fee. three rooms: an abstractor's room;
Commissioners office, two rooms and a
rest room for the general public; county
/ superintendents office, two rooms; iaIi-
/ tors ROOM Building to be not less than
/ SOx11o feet. TO be Gre proof and to 0e
cquiped with electrict lights. a hot blast
steam heat system, plumbing ana sew
age Building to be th-ee (2) stories,
each floor to contain double toilet rooms.
| Bundingg 10 be constructed Of stone Or
brick Of be material, at cost not TO
exceed one huldred thousand CSi00 000)
dollars actually IN building.
An bids to be sealed and accompanied
with plans and specifications in detail.
An bidders must accompany their bids
ana propositions with certified check FOR
per cent Of the amount bid, and
come prepared to show said board their
financial ability to carry out their con-
tract.
Said building must be amply for the
purposes designated and suitable in ev-
cry way. The rental contract to be for
a term OF fifteen G5) years
Building 10 be erected on grounds be-
longing to the county and at the expira-
ton OF the reatai period to become the
property OF said county without ad-
ditional demand.
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any and an bids. propositions ana specl-
hcations.
Plans aad specifications to De drawn
by an arcbitect who is am actual req
dent OF oklahoma
/ Attest: A. E. TRAP Clerk.
JNO. r.. FAVOR
! Chairman Of Board Of County Comms
eionets
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Notice Is hereby given that I have this
day called the Board Of County Commls-
sioners in and fo- Logan County OKLA
homa TO meet in special session at 800
o'clck "a. M. September 9Th. 1906 for the
purpose Of considering claims now on
the calander and such other business as
may be brought before them, am per-
sons interested VIII please take NOTICE
Given under my nand ana seal this
3ist day of August, a. . 1906.
fsEAL.) NJ T. TRAP.
County Clerk.
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Life is a series or surprfses-of es-
forts to guess tho med Of to-mor-
row."
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ats All Right in the

The waves broke in the summer
night with a mournful sound, and the
moonlight on the sea made highway
as Of shimmering silver
"Daring!"
The voice Of the youth yibrated
with deep feeling
Darling, swear that you win love
me forever"
The girl sighed softly
Forever? Forever is a long time.
isn't itg" she murmured Il dare not
swear 70 love you forever"
Swear, then" he pursued, IN i'm.
passioned accents, TO love me ull
the end Of my vacation. six days
hence"
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FOR RENT-10-roon modera house; all
conveniences. Enquire Goa North Vine.
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Low One Way COIonist
r Rates to Califov nia and
and the Northwest
via the
Gsisg

The Frisco" will sell Second
Class Colonist tickets to points
in California at the Low rate of
SIS. Comparatively as low
rates to points in Montana,
Idaho, Utah, Washington, Ore
gou and British Columbia.
Tickets on sale daily until
Oc', 81, For full particulars
see Frisco" agent or address
d, c. Harrington, II. p, A.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
f. r. Clark. d. p. A.,
Wichita, Kan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-05
First Published Ia Oklahoma Leader Aug
gust 23 1906.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND CON-
TRACTORS.

The B0aTd ol County CommlssIOleTs of
Logan County. Oklahoma. will meet in
Guthrie Oklahoma, October 2, 1906. in
regular session. and az said meeting al
ne hour Of 10 o'clock a. ~. Of said day,
win consider bids and propositions from
any person or persons desiring 10 build
a court house for Logan county Okla
homa, on the rental plaa. under the p-o-
visions Of the laws Of Oklahoma Of 1897,
Section ?, Article 5, Chapter 50, as fol-
lows:
"The Court Fund shall be used only
for the payment Of witnesses. Jurors,
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CFirst published in The Daily Leade-
August 2S 1900
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FOR sALE-On easy payments. bar
fixtures, new and second hand bill
Hard and pool table,, billiard and boyl-
log supplies. We lead IN cheap prices.
The Brunswick Bake -Collender Co, 6s7
and 500 alawrae ST., Kansas City No
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FOR sAIE-Two $40 scholarships o.
Earmau Business University Of white
right. Texas, for $500. Address the
Leader.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CFiTst published in The Daily Leader
August Is, 1o06.)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, LO-
GAN COUNTY. SIS:
Notice Is hereby given that j. S. Her
te-. has this day filed in the office Of
the County Clerk. In and for said
County his petition, asLinR that If
cense be granted him to sell at retail,
malt s2irituous and y'nous liquors on
iet No. 30 block No. IS Third Ward,
Guthrie Proper. in said County and Te--
ritory
II no protest be filed before September
J. 1906, his petition VIII be granted aid
license issued.
Witness my hand aad the seal Of said
County hereto affixed thi 18th day OF
August, 1906 NJ 4. TRAPP,
(SEAL.) County Clerk
BY CARL, Z. RICE, Deputy.
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To Leader Subscribers,

The Leader counting room is kept
open until 10:30 on Saturday nights.
This is for the convenience Of city sub.
scribers who do not see the collectors
during the week. While up town
kindly drop in and see the circulator.
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$4,000

The Frisco" beginning with
September 3, and continuing
daily until September IA, will
sell round trip tickets to Los
Angeles and San Francisco
Calit:. with final return limit of
Oct. 81, at the low rate Of $50
Liberal stopovers. For full
particulars see the Frisco"
agent or address
ID, G. harrington, Il, z A.
sOklahoma City, Okla.
F, e. Clark. D. p, A,
Wichita, Kan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
YOUTH SHOOTS UNCLE
IN OEFEl CE Of HIMSELF
Man Who Was Full Of WMskev
Assaulted Him With an
AK.

FLOYD. VA November - Morton
Dennis aged thirteen. shot and instantly
Killed his uncle. Monroe Dennis. sunday
evening az O'Clock 40 Indian Nau.r.
lie W. arrested and brought Co .ll to-
day. sta part as aye coIor.1
W no.. seen tonight Dennis t.t-at
IRE about the affair lie said D., was
at the home OF bis uncle. Srarrl Dennis.
when Monroe Dennis came lu and r.,k-
ed up an axe and struck g.! him. lie
made for the door. AS Ae went out. he
picked up shotgun that was laying hv
It. and ran q the yard his uncl. fa,-
lowing him with an axe iu his hand.
He said he knew his uncle would KIN
him 4 &c did not do something. 80 to
turned and fired, killing tae man met
stantly.
Dennis was fun OF whisky when le
was killed Tho boy claims seIf-defensa
lie says ho had nothing against bis
uncle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
e. = DEAN.
so j. Governor ST. Richmond Va
-Hna.I.... bal

-Np At Ni.'+ttiit no.
Aanaf4e,l - Lo. ani bi.iia7d ranirz
perfect accurate and tr-cst made. and u ne
c-sal ns IN s'lr table are dead aid scU.
r,,c- -.o, oy.-t er..eo-,.- -ig-5 .- On ma n
uem 20 you complete and ready 30 ll4ce
Deans les. srale POO, ana Billiard rabi.
c.ange color. price per : l--ss size BEL 50 %
c;i 8s- g., ~ s al s E ana gai !, n
Bes, grace imported Cue Tip. $50. 51- &c
SIZE. th.ekneas ana sraae 600 10 6ex essort-
cos. yum length. assorted weights. even
baianeed. ser dozen. $50 Sc 81 So 8. a.
Fancy s'rlpei p .ol et.a s. s.. 3 and 81
per SCI 10 % seq. Deans Champion Pat-
ente1 f2'i gre we T-t-t most per
hers VIII never wear or. thev slI ortlast
three o. four sets u any other make: price.
Green worsted Pockets range IN price from
s. Up % 500 per sei. according O. size and
Dean's Fancy Green Leather Pocksts. fun
t., IN any Size or make OF table. price per
, &C., a.gai kni of green w6rste Ia 5 o.
1y'Stte c.e Ti1 chalk &c. Soc n. ana 2,
per gross n ~ square pieces
w5r,i = per gross. one gross OF I'LL. ehs K
arf Us me best and cheapest 10 use
Manufacture. import and keep all The
supplies of every description ~ lowest prices
Deans Pool and biN'ard Tables ere the hest
most perfect accurate. truesf. level. strong
e-t and hvcst tables made
old Buiard and Pool Tables overhauied and
SET I'd complete. Gro perfect order a. Iov..at
price for beet workmanship Old BLIZZARD
rabies made INFO Pool or Combination Tables
saloon Fixtures Beer Draw ng OUTFITS. Cop
pcr-Ilned Wash Boxes or work Boards TO
x behind bar counters
Out-Of- town orders VIII have my prompt
ana careful attention.
Bowling Balls. Ten Pins. and other Bowling
Goods.
write Tor prices Respectfully.
C. =. DEAN.
Office. Factory and Ware Room No. 10 Gov
ernor ST. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28

Office. Factory and Ware Room. No. 10 Gov
ernor ST. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
LITTLE BOY SAVED
BY 4 COAL SHOVEL
Fell From a Coal Wagon and the
Shovel Protected Body From
Wheels.
- q - - DIsrateh.l

special 70 the Times Dlzpatchl
HANOVER c. II. VA, November a.
tsc uttle throe-y ear-old baby boy. Philip.
SON o. v. T. Ancell. station agent Of tho
caaaapeako and Ohio at this place. came
worry near getting killed yesterday. and
DIS life was saved In remarkable man
uer The little fellow was riding on 4
vae0n-load Of coal and rolled on, at the
same time a large shovel fell of and
l0dged across the childs body. The
wheels OF the wagon ran over the shovel
with the boy under IL. Ills little body
would probably have been cut IN two but
for tbs arch OF steal over II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
Ida M. TarbeII
Begins a New Historical Serial
in the December Number
of The American Magazine

In the pages of Ida NJ Tarbes greatest
Tariff Our Times The at the last 6ty gears He again.
You them striving the 0cfuaed 1a By pa-
0hl, sometimes BY perry nofiveG
You watch them-Mor Chase, Stevens Sherman, Feenden-
struggling swell annual sxy-fou millions
expenditure of million day AS you read how the
circumstances make martyrs and others cormoants
farafoT Of human lis g7y and shame hlcna1 y9u.
Backing up the Civil War, the perspective preentdav
questions takes outline; hc special ge up and onyInhed
The af4 necessity how the evils of this decade rein and
why the end is not yet, gradually becomes clearer
Miss Tmbels "Iiiory of the Standard Oil Company" was
mastery piece of wOrka of corporation regardesy seek
ing private interest The Tariff in Our Times" bigger
every way II IS picture Q seeking great public eqH
constantly twarted by petty seeking their private ends
Its plhcqI h5o,y that aH make history. 1t begins in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-28
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
BY TWO WHITE MEN
Both Indicted for the Crime and
Are Now Lodged in
I.recIaI b ~ T.mes-DIsnatch.l

especial % The l-nnes-i Spatch.l
taIENELL, VA November 1.-Two
lnlI. tments for attempted assault were
r.flrnaI by the grand jury IN session
hero fa-day-onc against y. Clendeden.
whose victim was a 13-year-old girl at
Pants AIUIs. the other that Of Charles
Cotte upon woman tn the west end
of t.is county.
CIcnlrden. it is said, admits his crime.
blt o.. little girl denied before the grand
'ury that she was harmed by the man.
Both men are white, and are IN jail here.
an1 wni doubtless be tried at this term
OF COURT