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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

Lord Peterborough once rcprovcd n
brickiaycr for coming to lc sworn in
his usual hIhilimcnis. "Whcn YOU have
TO appear before thi; court it is your
honndcn duty to hc clean and decent in
your appearance. "l'pon my life, if II
comes 10 That" said the bricklaycr.
I'm every bit as we'll dressed as your
lorlship." How do YOU mean. Sr:'
exclaimed the chief Justice ancrily
We'll it's Just this You come here in
your working clothes. ana come in
mine
1t was very seldom. however. that
anyh"dy got I'll" better Of Lord Ellen.
borough. \ witness dressed in Il fan
iastical manner AMI wlr had given dis.
"roditahlc evidence was asked in cross
examination What lc was. " employ
myself h" said. 'aS Il surgeon" "Bui
does any one else" inquired the chief
Justice employ Won aS - 'urScon?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30
net Iron.

Cast iron IS extended the five thou
sand five iundredth part of It's length
for e7nly ton IF direct strain per square
inch Of its section. It's elasticity Is fully
excited whcn extended the one thou
snndth part. and the limit of its elias
tici'y is estimated to he found at the
time when il is extended the orc thou.
sand two hundredtb part of it's length.
Tho tensile strength of tho longest piece
Of cast iron ever tested was 1870
hounds TO tho square inch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30
INIcMtl.liIn.

Don't fiattcr yourselves that friend
ship authorizes YOU 10 Say disnGreea-
bic things to your intimates. On the
contrary. tho nearer Won come INTO 70
lltiou with . person the more necessary
to tact and courtesy become. Except
ia eases of necessity which are rar2
iravc Your friend to learn unpleasant
liuths froul his enemies,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

Mr.. Woodhn Is the present incum
ct tho patrons of the office has made
mauy iri"uds. Ills reappointment waa
made upon the endorsement Of tho
mcndcd the young man upon his muu
agemout Of the Office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30
nrcnIStng Her In.

Husband newly married. Don't you
think. love. II were to smoke it would
spoil tho curtainE? Wife-Ah, you are
really the most unselfish and thought
ful husband to he found anywhere.
Certainly It would Husband-Ws;l.
then, take the curtains down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30
ncIorcd ~ On. Gn,I..

Miss Mary Anderson Mine. Navarro,
In tho play Of "Pyemallon AMI Galntea"
ONE turned with ouietretcbed arms to
ward the audience. She was supposed
to he appealing to heaven. The eoda
viii help mo-" shc cried. At once with
one accord The gods" of the gallery
reared response. I'VE Will"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30
Prnpcrlv DrIirc,l.

Purchaser Wh"u YOU sold me this
horse YOU said he was without Cnul,s
Now find he's lame. Horse Dnaler-
Well Iamcmcss amt II fault; it's all af-
Fiction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30
Circuit Court Adio,,rns.

The January term Of the Circuit
our passed into history yesterday
iitcrnoon. when Judge Blackstone
signed up the records and adjourned
for the session The entire day was
taken up in reading the records.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

Stock broker 10 his future son law)
- I've boon making inquiries about
y"u. Gnrhoy-And about YOU Stock
broker Oh. Nnu have. Then wen talk
about something else.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

The most cultivated minds arc usu
ally The most patient. most clear mosl
nationally progressive, most studioua
of accuracy in details.-Jamcs MART.
ncau.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

MI aud Mrs. Mathews Lewis and
little son Start today Ior Urbana. q
whore they will make their home in
the future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

Mir. Henry Fcrhcr. who is III with
pneumonia. was reported to he much
worse last evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

Joys recollection is ~ longer Jog
while sorrows mourory is borrow STILL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-30

TTTE BIS HESULUT lDTT FDN fHOG.
Ih2i ! VIII Insure my house I'm tho
Home Fire Insurance Corporation ana
help to build up home institution.
I'll tn tb
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-31

eral assembly of the state, but he took
so little interest in its proceedings, and
appeared to be so wholly unambitious
of political distinction, that the impress
sion very generally prevailed that he
was untitled to shine in parliamentary
discussions. He would at any time de-
sert the legislative hall for the court
of justice, and leave the interests or
the state to other hands while he was
pleading the cause of a client. This
inactivity and careless inattention In
a man so remarkable for restless ener-
gy in whatever he undertook, was at
tributed to two causes. In the first
place, all the time he could, or rather
would, spare from his domestic enjoy
ments was absorbed by his profession
al engagements. In the second place,
there was no theater then open for
man conscious of high capacity and un-
failing resources. The United States
were lingering out a sickly existence
under the old Articles Of Confederation.
There was no national power; no ma
tional &C nter; no enduring bond Of I'm
ion; no broad and expansive national
policy, in the development of which a
genuine statesman could make a name
for his country and win Immortality
for himself. Sovereignty was distri-
buted among thirteen Independent
states, who had no common head-each
one of which imagined that its inter-
ests were limited by it's states lines,
ter states in the light Of commercial
rivals, whose prosperity was just that
much subtracted from their own wealth
and Importance. The admiration OF
that established our independence was
fast changing into contempt for the
imbecility that characterized our at
tempts at self-government, and ty-
that a new argument was about to be
furnished to the world in support Of
the Unborn right of kings to trample
upon the necks Of their fellowmen.
During the whole of this gloomy
period Aaron Burr confined himself ex-
clusively to the law. He took no part
in the public discussions which grew
out Of the chickering's among the states.
He attended none of the public meet
ings which were called to decide upon
the right Of one state to pass naviga-
tion laws, or Of another to tax the
commerce Of her sister states, or of
another to carry on war upon its own
responsibility. With all such ques-
tions he was thoroughly disgusted.
end he kept entirely aloof from the
places where they were discussed.
The court house was his theater, and
it Is upon the records Of the courts
alone that his name appears. Happy
would 1t have been for him II he had
maintained throughout life the same
Indifference to political honors, and
the same disgust of political wrangles!
no BE CONTINUED
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-31
TO BE CONTINUED.
Woman Kills BIG Grizzly.

On the Duling ranch in Stonewall,
a large grizzly bear was shot and
killed by Mrs. Duling, wife Of the
county commissioner, a few days ago.
Mrs. Duling was alone on the ranch
and was riding about looking after
stock when she saw the bear eating
a heifer it had killed. Mrs. Duling had
a Winchester and promptly killed the
grizzly.
She Is known as a remarkably nervy
woman and during her many years
residence in Stonewall has killed
several bears, at one time saving her
husband from what seemed to he
sure death, when he was attacked by
a female grizzly he had wounded
Mrs. Duling killed the bear when II
was within a few feet Of her husband
Trinidad Correspondence Denver
Republican
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-31

3z When some men have nothing to
do they become reformers.
kg Every one naturally dislikes those
people who are so good they suggest
the top line in a copy book.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

Aaataar @esF 4Hrt lT5 s.th f~ as #aa
 tai na m 0ahh>.st Taaa-
 paat Xmas eifh nome
 ti'is place ra statfs1 back t'e erTitor7 Satur3ae
 4er teg'ng -'lool asea Sat ar,lay nieht af ast weri Every one that attended seered to be veil pleased and much beneffted - the short term taugbt here by Prof Hamby
 Charley Beasle4 who had heen Eorl0ng with aHe contractor en 1t'e railroad rnnning rom Fort smith oat .nto the Territory, has returned rome
 Feli Haa OUT Christmas free at Harmon and had n'ee peacahle ime more s0 fhan lhr9 Id a' EeodlawH p fhere Sam Sai .aHs ean'e IT contact with 1tt.e sana1e Ha5eh served h5m rater badisa sstea2. s3S sfotbng on ire af'a causing great den 65 disturbance tar gne fHa Hai.s 'fas soo1 ezf5nguisi7ed s1d ''er EeIff a.'ea. t,e pro- gram
 Ellee Richardson ard Terfe1 Roper sad 3 narrow eseape from drowning Sunday night in White 2iver near Ox5rd Bend They
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
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'#H#I#i P #fHi HHA# there to saet him sa he zt-a k back for afd Arkansas
 Miss Maggie smith. af aF- etteyille, came out bereon ti~tt 10 home folks and rien5s dar ine the boljdaes
 E5rgil Heusou and lv. lying southeast ~priagdale. spent Xr7az with 5He formers parents at# #this pfaea
 Bro. AEsa. Osborn has era VerY low for the past week ~ith feart disease. but 5s som better II this writing.
 Bro HafHnetard Ear1if7 la,a moved down near Prairie Grove s9 roke tHeir ufare horne rope tlee wil=same Ehiteoafz Haoc and Vf1sta.
 ? Richardson aas aea- tation aid tor his store aae. eoa-iae to the#ront
 Grandpa Andrews mad aue- ness trip down 70 the Indian rar -itor first T last week,
 Bert Steward aua N'ss ra1q Phipps of fnear Savoy We're united II marriage last sunday Their many friends wish them long and happy married fife.
 Uncle Inn Welch returned Sat urday evening from Prairie Grove where he has been spending hiS holidays.
 There Tas musical gn tf John StnitH's Friday right te honor of his sister who $ go.ng to leave n few dayS
 AS news is scarce rms neighborhood I wilfc1oee. vi~h- ne vou ala happy Ne@ Year
 08s eeo
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

s.441fa e=i=~#ert until seteF aHfraafatf ae gentleman za fs rfeht ra6s disappeared
 iris a #6F Thompson.
 teItaeffle afs visiting r;aaa- sere
 The K r. D carrier rom here says ghaf I would take Fery piou~ 4aae to drive his route with oat saving what Fou waald Hse spesliH@ mad dog haezwa fa2
 Thef0 .. are 5sIi5ae n efe.atrizfre here the near IT. fsIre
 The Anits seaoos fe-opeaea aesterr1av aftera weeks vacation
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

'. ?. Church Saath-@ -@erFtee8 every sunday tt t Ia. xeeot ests ana every Sunday evening exceots lhlrn. t:rf B T turrCW 9astar. sunday 9caan| 4t E. beaver ste aefiHfeodAa1-
 Christian saarca sunday school 4t s#.i7 a- |. Ea. f4,Hef su perfatend eat
 Hfst Baptist Gaarcu =5ervtees -ey. cry sunday. morning 8nd esenluv. Pfayef meeting eFefr Wednesday 0lsht faaa& peoples prayer meet. ns every Friday night 3la \. emith. paStuE sunday seh854 4t. .tsz d. n- D. ~atistiaH. superintendent. Primitive Baptist Services every second Saturday md sunday u <. .a. Eid i. Loving, pastor
 Ea9st M =LMlrca .sefeiGes Agefs gana4E naf8tn2 aha efeuux. sun faF school Il js u .aworrh ..saes ? efes sautaY II ID. 'Tafef meeting -eets Thursday even. ut teF s.. Jraper. pastor. ss 9fC&eISau. 5uue.5atendent
 preso1tefiau- Preaching every sun. iat morning and evening. prayer meeting sfefT Wednesday evening z'ef. 4crugtdn. pastor. sun. lay school avery sunday Il a.fa4. n l-- p. PetFoSS. superintendent.
 " [. ' Meet every t,go weeks on Tuesday 3fteTnBan&. Mrs. l 1ner faffan, president: Mrs. 6ea. Hurst. Etee- president Mrs. t5rant Thompson. secretary Ms. aattle Palmer. breas. lrer ''''E' Spring City Lodge Na. 4a. K. If D Meets every NondaY night. " R olfnpson' e Lee Henry X. ri K. and S. spftngdaIe Lodge NJ. 3l8. ' E A. T. heetS list Friday night after flll ?. noon n each month j. P Denver h, Walter Dadsnn. sec.
 springdaie lamp No. 27. " q " hee'S every 1irst and dnirr Thurs 3dF aiglJ 9t sach month. W. D Scar v - IL D Eicnlyber clerk. nliofm Rank " [. Lang, capt.
 0 ". Lodge. No. 3a-Heets on Secand and f4affh W4a,eada" al9 ss IL U, ll sach month. W. M. sweeney A. " j. Hrtas. reeerfter spraRdaIe 1ncam pment Nc. 2a 1. v aeefa every Friday night except Frida9 night n 1r liter 5he td5t moon H eafh month.
 ~ CARTIER, ..
 DR INGRAM. scribe. |, -4nes eos6 No. -Naets I1Se sa@,.fsa2 ? aaca month U D. ,.7 -ai " 4ei.s. aon maader 6. J. Se@ tr4 Lodge M. s6I. O. 0. F. meet i .esGag nights ar aarn Vaar
 T. J AFKI.ON. V. G.
 -EE IREGG. Sec.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

tried to cross the river after night not knowing th+ stream 4a< out If banks
 Charley Brown and family eis- ited# friends ae 0~aee aElllsAInn- dae and Tuesday.
 The sircuitrider. Bro. Gilmore preached here Sunday evenine
 tErz Thurman. who resides 5a Boone County. is#s.sltiHe 9.itl1 relatives near Harmon
 To see sam Sullivan rdinq ta his ne& -qp buggy aaal ro an2 andidata l>f before lection dav WaEE=sa don't sna4 at perhaps 5e 7ndldafa 9r mafrimo0v.
 faF- Wright had 1e llslor- -1ne ro f-, no~t #al# ar His aot one av a~t 4e ls=aa srrz Hedtr. Ie hfa around ar afe-ant
 Roper Tae .atd IFS ater- e~tzat ter rHftt f-asan.
 rank zaz nd am1s re- turned Eram BeiliHoHaHl Wash q lsa weeks eo dfseusfed with the #ase>teeH states and glad te eet baek=fe trkansae.
 Y gentleman hV tHe name a6 Sloane rom Kansas t1tx. Kan. has beer Ii this part irving ta look aut #eFstior baf Hasn'1 IS Nef= =8eu"ff anv and Ls as no4 eone Ha t,antrf.
 ffHa=#z
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
FouRTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

#age FiltMaH eecHHHe Attorney s4a0.es# QHft meets t49Ez8 s.8aaaE nT5 and October
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
R4F

3au party of F5seaftss consisting of Ai5e Stephens. Pear Stephens. Beftie Stenhans. Julia Stephens, Frank SfepherS and Lester Norwood were out Saturday night trying 70 disturb 2 newly married couple ard were
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uataB

Halt would snow aaatHs ehiefahfunds t#sr1ev.# v.#a3rE a85 and other maH anne 8a aa8s
 good sHance at6zeer gel e9pv [ zac aew booklet e8thers aad Etas the Frisco ste bout aHaUo0 and ~hieV f fae A frss ud ii he >t Francis 4a6eT senf s4apaH H7.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
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I5p srEaH. has zfa>ad eee 0r ac1aent @eppeSsa Hfaeria >rar= It#aetd av aeetfatt 1 tWa weeks
 5.e ~orors band RfaafeNs- inc nicely. some Ha4 arnhers have been aded ahiass=7e- gin nHa aoof=a7orz= promising or sonora ta have one of he .sadin@ bands of the eountf4=
 n. zsnzant=s ereatfag a dwelling af1ai~ pIaeeaorthaf the store
 Calvin Jf5l5Hsof'@#ssi3a has been jlE#af sometime. #ot a7Hfav- insaetv zaniaHe.
 @R 5aassz eHa##8s aeeH#an- haea #a His= room aa a5eaaHt aI sickness aa better
 E1ffnar=a.7 azs ta# 9prired terst 5f=azst azass
 a#zdE5Ha= .z program u .T5- -tltat- eae5a here 5aH#8fe
 Music Sonora
 Song. sonora aa5z
 Welcome address H F#aar
 Recitation RefIs kyle
 Drill ArltHmeti5 RaF Rob crtS
 Physiology r.llnse
 0aer1 BoS. frank=s@an
 Historz Prof CraSaale
 Relation af# patron and teacher. r Af Roberts
 Teachers are invited to ttead and take part in the discuss Teachers present and 9llo 9e- sire1 will Be gieee place an the pfa@ram.
 To Cores sponderts ana Subscribers Tae News wants 6hs news #ram eYefY pfstaffIea and 5awnshl8 n Washington County ana 69 zta Hhis we aeSf 3epeaa rEeff ID Hr sub ~criheFS n poInts WaaEe 22e nave aa FeeFfsf Bandenf 7eat 4Ee 70 nentTaH aEeFF 4rto every death and accident fes afc bat aceHts and #eu aaee# aa aafees- pAnaeat FaHf aealItY will 5eH please send l, fhis information x | 1ceHrss efteatines will require nly postal card and yoa want tf=sgffte regularly for The \p,gS please notify 3. and 8e Rill send yen stationery and n addition will send you the paper Free af charge Our friends leil ls phe News is tne nest paper IT Washington County. mt we nave an ambition to make [ still better and with the aid of 0ur sub subscribers tbiS can Oe done
 Correspondents T sending n items will please observe Jae following m struchons and thereby add consider ably to the value 9f their work
 .4A VN'> mail .etters so they will reach IS not later han Tuesday and Ee would prefer having them reach ls Monday rhis $ T utmost Im- portance Fhefe x never week passes that Se 3a not feeeiye Items too ate for nnhHcatlan and I fou want 10 avoid this send them carly
 n writing proper names always oe very particular ao spell the same cor rectly and write NJ Dlain mat Uha r0mpasitor ean tell what t z at gance fU not nfraauenty happens Lhat Items haye lo 10 of mt antirely aec3use Inc name Af same person so poorly written haf ii ,annat be ieniphered
 A WAYS eaVe pace # mo ine ae- waen each fem and s#te ae ane side 4f Hhe paper nle
 Nagar Dut ar aefare yehtln- mans name axeept xaere seeurs ID connection wirn hat af 1ls Eife as NJ and drs l ahn leaeS super.lnons 1nd 1rneca.sarF
 Don al1resfate the name # state 9r territory 1nless nc name 5f
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

tne town s ale7 given Don't aV -#nhn frneS has zone to taezf- n isif ant ftf f@= =HFaner s4V ##t John .Henas ra- =ane ts Hack i8ek
 on #i~ft 8lso #a uot #h. f4vi4te fe days If ae week
 #ba nnt make aentfAp t7e its #f ane ueighbGr aa another
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
The aft..- -nf Is.,.es

.zEaner. aid be zse .a8n oss not Irlae 7ppineSs
 Oh ss does aid ne eul1 9-is4sr man zz=f you faVs l-t enough If ia Chicago Tribune
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
Ehet-sa- -LttTe-.r.t

Mrs ttIp#=ss auif81 Tarla I HHs5 1vo=#eet han aere #e-a or'v adaN aH# #va 5e-p aS nobody - say #aStv tA5H#.$= paHttaern Mrs =raf1Ie-Bat ehea 3eF #aa 70 body fo tall haHt Afra ztt1e-s sFpH guess after aff ne world tas improved since taeir time Boston Transcript
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
4 presdfsI Disappotatment

"TheF was fsappoiutea n love
 Yes Her Eathe~ failed n business just week hefefe the dav et far tise wedding cleveland elan Dealer
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
1RREGT0RH.
STATE

STATE
 aeerff - aV'- @4eFaraH# #Ef Sfate=.'f. azz.szsf iA.. #a-ilt8f a#Ee Treasurer DeaU 4ttaruH4 t#e4a ra H. .-. #aIefa. aapt Ua5e #astfa t.to#==t sH HnemaH
 .and Commissioner r. l. aHNaR. Commissioner Mines. laaetattafss md aQriesItafe- I raatard
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
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=aief IaSf#5s#-5. I. HIll.
 associates atd.e. aH34a t#. Wood E 5IddirE FEe6-li= =tf=A
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
EltVFETf GHakeERY nlsTFIer

#adue amphray3
 =agFr meets second Monday f3 I eH =aff and 4eHSt
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
4n..E, nvaia enenmnnla

zHa have never Heara af znVle ts- stance af a eaid Fe>olfnp | HneUmae- Iasr other 1ang zeaahie wien H,iet's ff1nev md Far Has apan aRpn Ant antR ztapS tAe #4uuE lIE eaf@
 na strengthens #ae Inps 8SR #eE Eeley's Honey nd sEsr md Hzfase any substitute nered 3r ishan If Agneu Mich writes. nave Geed felnv'a Honey nd Tar | afse Ver4 Severe eaSeS af pneumonia RfEa sond resufts in every case. #.faTr ss EaPra m
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
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d9t1T HaGe
 HtsefHHe ef 5.#H5.a TfEaSurer- Braves HHdF>tldf @fEz5Ig E8UUUfeE tta-fflsa #P3ffF II levitt. I aHaaa1. 1aaS8n I Myers
 sttY -aaae.i #aeets ecaaa ssday 5iEHf eaes aouttz
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
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tate ~erafar # EumpSpp sepTeSent4f# Ess==i E. s.asou. 8 B. simpson =. A #IIFst
 adge VI ans -hertt <f6 Phi4pe County aHa Probate G.etk-E F. Greer
 a5reu,o aerk and H.eeaf1ef -ta .adgprS
 Treasurer ts E HeH 8SseSsoFs v II IIaieGmn sngrpVaF= '. E8sser #fdrHner= '. TW4Et Examiner 4. aaaEda.e
 EH4Es a8.=# o5=#T. saate= aazst staaaag #a8aarfz a1HH =.Ia4szad EleGaAee. #z#a8ts= stEst T aday 5IarcE. Hez @etfHHHer fa 54eemHefz
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
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##stiees=H# ha -=aeHZsi. sz=zgyes= ad s 4fWfoI #zesta a.e= bee 5aH qs.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
oHGREss sssiOaAL
U0IGtaI.

Congressman, ThHa pistr5e5=a. s.= I4nSm1re
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

The adiee ehe Christian sf##re h #t Rogers Feaifzef bout @4f reCeutiV IS rEeuEf aE he1r bazaar
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
DO YOU GET UP
 WITH A LAME BACK ' Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

4i9usf e.e1s.glda who reads ti1e news. I,l..re | s--r.. |. .aaa nf tAe E.annertN-
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05
E:-'i-:.=s:=ysf1' '', '', ..@.s aissF..FF tss i;s si::, s.:, ! ! .'..,,, =.

dollar l5ze fEftfes are Horne 1f swamp Rs>1t satd Le ati eaod druggists Don't ua se any mistake Huf remember Hae name S~amr.Peat iHr HH#tHer ~Wan4P-koef5 fnA the address fa9hanteH etz every bottle
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

'. '. Gaafea Saath ~ecrfees every SaaaaH II Ia. xeept aest. ana every Sunday -geu6x except lhlrn sef i. ' 'aTroW aaStnr Sunday 9eaanl II E. Denver. sll4 aeEfHfea1Eu4
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

cures made by f. suuers wsr1f7 Root the great .#- liver and lati der reu7ett
 the er0e}t med 4tI1 tie tcenf entU rnwe esai tEr scientific tz4t-r. fHeuf Hew
The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

and z1a.5 5ertE=Hz- z=szz.s.s--.t4z zzsarstta =aiA e1rlH4 lsae hae== s7sz yrf}#af#t.le ladder ## I=5.-e.'5 Hfsaa.e ' hEHf t1e worst #.=t, ti #z@. treaa#e
 GvtampsRoof | fat t-s-
 Fe# sr =s5##- t-oH 1=5 5e r'I ##
 rzt t5ef.s f.sgHfH9.oH need. has E#a. za -.-ala1z .t.a.s #} Ee=fsz H .rifsEe l. t7@ s#stss-a=tHf= =a=e #l=e ~
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The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

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The Springdale news., 1906-01-05

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