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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
TYPEwnrTERs AND SUPPLIES.


WALTER a SCOTT. 1911 Fillmore s. pl,.se
West 2nr-COiun5iz Visible TyIe<-i 49,
also remolesed writers ~ all makes Jr<zs
chairs. rlboas. s,sper carbon expert -s1atrs.
Smith Prsmiers. $50; Rcnin=roas. $3cs others
cheaper
THE TYPEwKTTfR EXCHANGE Is nov AZ
l0li 60 den Gare ave. win 4 full stock a.
al kinds OF trpewrIt-rs IT .reguisr- prizes
Renr1ls and supplies
PACIFIC. Tzperrifer Co.-Su Visib-e. so snd
So ST cor Fillmore aa1 Bnsh. II ao0r.
JEWELLERS.
KEYSTONE Jexe--J CO. 1sO7 Lagz1at-(s.d go-d
and Diamonds 101SAt- ksTzneriy s43 kearay -
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sANTA cRuz REAh EsrATE.

SANTA Cruz COUNTY
Lady who losf her home II fre has nice l.
reom furnished cottage the beach near
H0fe; Deimsr. now reafed al $50 per mo :
must sell once. and VIII sacrifice for $500
Commission % agents
GARDNFR-FRICK CO.
sc Broadway. Oakland. Cal
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OAKLAND REAL EsrArE-cont,nued.

STzsa-Cozy. Eastlake cottage of rooms. bath.
hDt water. bsy-Eindow. brick foundat3oHs lot
30xio0- main street; close 70 train ana cars: iH
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

IiT-NSI EI-GREEN Co NhIfe Garage bldg
corner Van Ness and Msrket-o1er ciIoice sites
= ho1Ie~eekers -saf-Iy inSfalimenTs. al
ls--ci8a>efs requested 10 communicates a;
vacce with company II rl.oEe address
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STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.
INVALID CHAIRS.

SOLD rented. exchanged: manufacturer Eames
tricycle. chair -ols Market ST; te.- Par< 175
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

CHAPLIN & BOOTH.
90 San Pablo are. 0aklSnd
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sAiADA BEACH.

--SAI-ADA BEACH
Special Suld ~ excursion ~ hUueseekerg: hsss
les res Coma al 1870 g. m: round rrip in
ci,,dng dinnrr N hote4. 81 For fun particulars
sce CINE & DUNCAN, III Nfsslaa -. near
k.Es,ieelstl.. ssal I,rEacLseo.
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FLY. FLEA AHD ANT KILLER

FLIES esrry disease. 5py ~ DOPE. the grestes'
fy and insect killer In fhe world. sure eatct
on any cd paper. cloth. board OF tin. n cki.d
can use II. non poisonous. special dopeS foi
orchard. vineyard and garden: aiways fresh
sold IL cans 15r. &c and Soc. T. 8: lnSeci
Fxtermine tor Co 23ll Twentieth 81 cor
Poison Live agents wanted .everywhere
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BREED * BANCROFT.
1870 BRoAiWAY. OAKLAND
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xssoa-Tbe ure-t;eS1 and best residence lot on
Grove st: 50 feet front. elevation about fsef-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
COTTAGE good loe lfion: modern; lowest cash
terms Box 5ss- Cal.
NANTED-Saail horse and iot eheap FOR cash:
fsws or conn;ry- Box 25s3. Call of5ce
GANTED-Gosd ranch for Cnicago 6-sr mort
cages Address p. :. II45 Guerrero St : =
MANI D-SSot.il. al Park. 3O-ff- corner OF 5t-ft
inside su; J. H. 1l68 Page 81
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'Besr.ilu- b-i- lIig sic N tire 4 the ure.t est
-T-riues in-a'l +-st gag,and; 15ox1o0 seet- ~ :
.E-ain- god a711r-tsilltT. f- h-it.er: e,eFst-d
good TieH- r.n~.
:-~:' nTIsE- K B7UNE. IooS Broadway
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GEO; V. AUSTIN.
Excessive Agent.
lOao D1czdway-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
END COMES TO OLD VETERAN
IN SOLDIERS HOME GUARDHOUsE
Frank Gillespie Overcome With Heart
Trouble and Expires Before Ply
slcian Could Reach Him.

Frank Gillespie, 81 FEARS old, who
served in The United States navy.
died suddenly in the guard house At
the National Soldiers Home shortly
after The midnight hour yesterday
morning.
MIR. Gillespie had been taken to the
gnardhonse on a minor charge. He
was taken i'll with heart trouble
lust about midnight ana expired he.
fore one Of the physicians from the
hospital could reach his side.
lanes Sullivan. I'll years old. who
served with The Now Hampshire mr.
illery and John Waugh. a years
old who served with Company A..
District of Columbia infantry, died in
the hospital at the Home yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
ills Gnm.e on the Nile.

traveller on tile upper Nile gives
this picture OF big game that abounds
there: "Of wild animals elephants take
Tie tirst pince: there are enormous
herds OF them, and the ivory Is or ths
greatest size. y big herd wundera
down from The finnks OF Elgon ana
uses IL remarkable elephant road. which
is apparently used only during The sea-
hon OF migration This herd frequently
crosses the Nile nj The southern end Of
the lake-lke extension near Wadelai
Hlppopotami come next IN size and ara
to be found In countless numbers in
the Nile. When the tributary rivers
are In flood they 10 a long way w
them. Were IL not for the fact that Ia
the Milo hey are extremely dangerous
md cause considerable loss Of life.
they might well be preserved, for they
do little other harm-a very small fenCa
Is sufficient 10 keep them out of cult
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
wo mans work.

lady doctor writing TO the London
Chronicle OH NY omen Workers" makes
The following unanswerable statement:
'lr you come to estimate days york,
even iii foot pounds, The woman who
cleans, bakes. washes and takes to
school siS children. carries water and
trainps up stairs and down for sixteen
hoiirs q day, need not fear comparison
as to linetic energy even With a miner
working eight hours"
True, but Is all this quite necessarily
asks Punch. Could not her children
sometimes 20 10 school unaccompanieG
and unbakedf And why must she keep
on carrying tramps up and down stairs
all that timcf Is 1t even fair on thess
poor uncmployedi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
W. c. T. U. NOTES.
si-County Convention of Warwick
and Elizabeth City to Meet.

and Elizabeth City to Meet.
The quarterly meeting of the hi
county convention OF the Woman's
CHRISTIAN Temperance Union of Eliza.
beth City and Warwick counties has
been called To meet in Hampton next
Tuesday. Mrs. Ellen Nj. Thatcher
head OF the army and navy branch
Of the work will attend the conven.
ton and give an address on her work.
Mrs. S. a. Townsend who has
charge Of the rooms in Phoebus. left
there yesterday for CsDe Charles,
where She will address the unions
on the Eastern short.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
sneakinr Their h11nls

Tie queer thing about the people
who boast of always speaking their
minds Is that they nearly always have
such disagreeable minds 70 speak. Did
you ever hear any one preface com
pliIncnt. communication or anything
gracious or pleasant by saying. Il al
ways must speak my mind p Won
ans I.lfe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
sLEMP NAMES up. NJ
Pat Mccall Selected b. the 'eoss" for
the office

the office
Especial To Daily Press.)
WASHINGTON, March Git is I'M
derstood that Representative Slemp
has promised Colonel Pat Mccall that
he shall have the office of postmastcr
n, I.ynchbnrg.
The postmaster at present is James
Mclaughlin, and he has the indorsc.
NEST for reappointment Of every bus
mess organization of Lynchburg. and
three-fourths or more of the citizens
Independent of political creed. But 4
l. understood that MIR. Slemp has said
that MIR, Mclaughlin must go. and
will use all his influence Ia accom-
plish thai end
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
FDDltall.

by six causes fool may he known:
anger without cause: speech without
profit: change without motive: inquiry
without an object: putting trust In
stranger. and wanting capacity 10 dis
tinguish between friend and foe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07

There are reasons why Lowry's
Cushion Made Harness is, best. It
comes natural for me TO cut leather.
Both of my grandparents were leather
workers and when hoy assisted
In every branch of tanning leather. Il
don't work boys or cheap labor. make
my own harness. LOWRY the Har-
ness and Vehicle Man, No. 10 West
Queen Street. Hampton. Va. 6m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07

Homes has extended the date of the
acceptance Of The resignation of Rev
j, IL. Bradley. y. D.. as chaplain OF
The Hampton Home, from April TO
May !
Many friends Of Chaplain bradley
are at work endeayorng to secure
an order resembling The action call
Ing for The resignation of the chap
lain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
On the Common u,p,,n

We are learning that standard oil
social ethics Is not attained by travel.
Ing Il sequestered pathway, but by
walking on the thronged and commoA
road where all must turn out for ono
another, and at least see the size of ons
another's buriens.-Jane Adams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
Burglars Loot Postoffice.

WIIKES-BARRE. PA. March g.
The new postoffice at l.iizerne was
hnrglarized this morning The large
safe was blown open and the interior
Of the building wrecked -Four hun
dred dollars in cash and Sl00 worth of
stamps were taken by the burglars
who escaped
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
SOLDIERS TO ATTEND
SCHOF|ELD FUNERAL
Fort ArlIIIerynen VIII Start for
Washington This Morning 10
Pay Tribute 10 General.
iiiau 6Tn6nINaTsiT rF,iDn 0nnT6o
WAR DEPARTMENT SENDS ORDERS
Special Train Carrying the Men Viii!
Start From the Old Point Station
at 4:45 o'clock-sIx Companies
viii Be Under the Command of
Major Bailey.

SIN companies OF heavy artillery
will leave Fort Monroe on special
train over the Chesapeake & Ohio
railway for Washington TO attend the
funeral of Lieutenant General John NJ.
Schofeld who died Sunday in his
home in St. Augustine Fla.
The funeral will occur from ST.
Johns church in Washington and the
body will he buried with military
honors
Special Train For Soldiers.
The order directing the command,
ing officer a, Fort Monroe TO send the
six companies was received at tho
fort shortly after the noon hour. The
order directed hat The soldiers should
leave the fort last evening, but as
the commanding officer. Colonel r. d.
Potts, was unable 10 secure spe-
cial steamer, tie orders were chang
ed so rs 10 allow the urtillerynlen
to make The trip over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway via Gordons
vile. The special train will leave
The Old Point station at 4:45 this
morning
Pay Day at the Fort.
Yesterday was The monthly pay day
at Fort Monroe. Following the Gus
tom as soon as the men received their
money they started olli from the fort
for phoebus, llanipton ana Newpor.
News.
as soon as he order was received
lily Colonel Potts lie Immediately sent
nnt squads of provost guards To have
The artillerynlcn return To quarters
immediately. BY 4 o'clock the cntiIc
garrison. with few exceptions, were
in quarters packing mp and making
ready for The trip.
Major Bailey to Commend
The Fort Monroe arlllerymen will
he under command OF Major Bailey
with lieutenant robin as adjntant
and quaricrmasier.
The companies that will make the
'''I' az 'iie ''H'ii, 'Hii y 'hitii, io'iS
first, siSty-ninth, seventythird and
one hundred ana eighteenth
IT. is expected that the artillery
men will leave Washington on the
return for Fort Monroe this evening
When the hurry order was received
at the fort much excitement prevail
[ cd around Tile garrison until il he
came known that the soldiers were
simply wanted in Washington rs an
escort Al The lieutenant generals fu
neral,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
Only 8 Boats Missina.

TRoNDHJEM. NORWAY. March G..
Many fishing boats rported missing
after The recent storm have turned
M AT various points. and the total
loss is now reduced to eight boats
and twenty-five men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
Mr. Rex Mere.

Mr. Charles w Rex. manager oil
Bnckroe Beach spent a few hours
In Hampton Yesterday attending to
business IN connection with The SIM
nier resori Mr.. Rex stated that lic
viii formally open Buckroe for the
season on May -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
l. nz TILED.

Johnnle-What does that notice say
over there, mother? AIothcr-It says.
mo dogs admitted" Johnuie-But ths
dogs can't read, can theyf How RIs
they 10 know;
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MORE FISHERS RESCUED.
Many Driven Ashore on Ice FIoe--
Losses at TrondhJem.
(By Associated Press.)

7 ~ Ifs'''IN IA lCU ] Cso.I
CRONSTADT, March Ga block of
Ice from the Gulf of Finland. with
about one hundred and fifty fisher
men on it has been driven ashore
here. The icebreaker Yermak has
gone to The rescue of the remainder
of the fshermn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
CnurteAies,

Cabby-i 'ad beard like yours once
out when found what 1t made ma
look Ike got it cut of. Bussy-An, I
'ad a face like yours once. an when I
round couldn't get II cut Off grew q
beard Punch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
-
RAIsuLl FORCED TO RETREAT.
Moroccan Bandit RepuIsed After
Burning Ramna Village.

IBy NSSOClateN PTeSS.)
TANGllsR, March 6.-Raisuli. the
Moroccan bandit after attacking and
burning a Ramna village, was repnls-
cd by The inhabitants. who at the
latest accounts were awaiting fur
Their attack.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07

It is Impossible to found lastirs
power upon Injustice and treacherye.
Demosthenes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
j. w. Rowe CO. Ing.
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HE largest and handsomest as
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The line embraces all the novelties
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
FAVOR 100000 BONDS
FOR BETTER ROADS.
laEts 81
Merchants Association Wants 10
See The County ThorOughIares
Put In First Glass Condition.
.T~
ANNEXATION COMMITTEE Named


The Hampton and Elizabeth City
County Merchants Association last
night placed itself on record as ia
voring the issuance of a bond in The
sum of 100000 for placing the roads
OF the county in the proper condition
Fifty thousand dollars is 10 be spent
in Wytlle district and the other hfty
thousand in Chesapeake district IL the
resolution ever becomes Law
Incorporated in the resolution IL Il
long statement OF the condition Of
the county ana IL suggestion that the
road tax be increased to 20 cents on
the 500 so as To provide a way for
meeting the interest on lie bonds
Plenty Of Taxable Property.
The resolution as adopted by thn
association covers eight pag,s OF
1ypewritten matter and gives in detail
the taxable values oi each district ia
the county. The property in Wyihn
distric, is valued al $2,GG2 gSr, while
In Chesapeake the property Is wnrtl.
$1,95l 800. The resolution further pro
vides way for taking care Of the
bonds and interest and has a clause
petitioning the judge Of the Circuit
Court To name a date for Il special
election of the voters to settle th.
question Of better roads.
II is proposed to have a petition
circulated among the voters Of the
county and il the required number
Of signatures can he secured il Is
likely that an election win be held
on the important question OF putting
The roads in excellent shape
Annexation Committee.
Messrs. j +. Rowe. Louis Ilcllel-
finger and Thomas II. Wilson were
named 10 represent The association
on the annexation committee Tho
council recently named Councilmcn
NJ F. Burke. W. w. Richardson ana
J. ID. Crimson 10 represent Tile town
on The committee and now the sis
members will select three others from
III outlying districts
To Circulate Report
Messrs. j. w Rove, NJ. c. Ransone
II. r. Booker. c. S. Digs and T.
NJ Tennis were appointed Il commit.
tee to have the good roads petition
circulated and to have The same print.
ed If the committee deems it necca
sary
There were other matters befor-
In association, which was in session
until a late hour.
TIME HAS BEEN EXTENDED.
Chaplain Bradley VIII Not Leave The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
coIored Man Found Dead.

Frank Clarke, SO years old. a color
ed man, was found dead in his bed
at his home near krausc's woods
yesterday morning. Dir. George x.
Vandcrslice. the coroner. gave Ger.
,ilicate of death from natural causes.
Films, any size, developed for IL
cents at Cheyne's Studio. Hampton
l-3lf,su,w 3m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-07
syn1z11aMzzzj1<Gssial
Spring Ribbons
Exquisite

is our showing of the new Ribbons
for he spring. The manufacturers
have indeed succeeded in making
ribbons for 1906 the most beanti
ful ever shown. Besides all the
standard widths ana grades Of
plain colortd Ribbons. in all tile
leading new shades. We are show
ing gill and pompadour tinseled
Ribbons, SO very popular for belts
and pirdlcs, AT 25c yard anu up.
The exhibit Of Dresden Ribbon
is also most varied. both in large
designs and dainty effects widths
from one.half to seven inches
Priced 2oc to 75c the yard
vzsxno12MzzzzMazzzy
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15

Please do not forget to remind
your Democratic neighbor about
the failure Of the Salmon bank
when claw enforcement" is men,
toned as an issue of the coming
campaign. The evidence in the
case tends to show that the bank
officials, high up in Democratic
councils, were permitted gallivant
over the state andlavish money in
the interest of Democratic candi-
dates. Law enforcement, eh? It's
about time for law enforcement in
Missouri, but the people will have
to look to the Republican party
for ~relief.-Watchman Advocate.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15

The immigration society, which
has for its purpose the increase OF
the population Of Missouri to
5000, 900 in ten years, May find its
occupation goes sooner than it now
anticipates says the Linn County
News. 1t adds: The population
of Missouri increases in leaps and
bounds. 1t is conservative esti-
mate to say that there are now
400, 100000 people in Missouri,
where the last federal census show
ed six years ago, less than $780,
600. The growth has been larger
in the last three years than during
the same peroid previously. Dur
ing the month of may the school
enumeration is taken under the
law in the $4,000 school districts of
the state. This is a census of the
children of school age, 6 to 20
years, in the various districts. 1t
is generally accurate, and upon it
can fairly be calculated the popu-
1t affords an excellent
basis of comparison.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15

The Democratic state conven-
tron at Jefferson City this week
may well "view with alarm" the
political situation in this state this
year. A devided and hopeless
Democratic party can hardly put
up a winning fight. Tho "redemp.
ton" of Missouri, as the Demo-
Gratis now call it will have to be in
definitely postponed if 1t means
the restoration of Bourbonism, for
the people have had quite enough
of that putritidity in politics to
last for a generation or more
Central Missouri Republican.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15
Folk Blind and Deaf.

The lid that closes the licensed
saloon and tolerates the disgrace
full scenes enacted under the guise
OF "club" protection is a menace
to law enforcement. Governor
Folk turns a blind eye and a deaf
ear to st. Louis in this hour of op-
preston. It's another case of a
mans foresight being a darn
sight better than his hindsight.
The echo of drunken debauchery
at lid-lifting clubs has followed
the river course to Jefferson City.
But Folks attention has apparent
ly not been gained. 1t is reported
upon good authority that he has
directed collection of evidence
against violators of the lid law in
st. Louis county. Folk doesn't
expect to be taken seriously. He
measures the result of his crusade
in columns of spacein newspapers
and magazines. He marched his
little army of police away from
the cesspool of crime in the city
aud violated the law itself in rush.
ing the bluecoats over the county
boundary line at a time when four
flushing meant the corraling of
voters. But that straw has been
threshed and the chaff has been
famed to a fare-you-well. But
here is a chance for more artificial
thunder. The operation of lid
clubs in the city should be
investigated. Why doesn't Folk
order the BRASS buttoned minions
of the law to break down the
doors and procure evidence that
will come clean in any crucible in
which it is tested? This report of
Folk getting busy with county af-
fairs is not surprising. He will do
anything within his power to Gre
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15

since it had been discovered, and
declared that Mr.. Francis action
in endorsing Bryan reminded him
of olden days. "When / read
about that" he said, 81 couldn't
help but think of that famous old
song sung at campmeetings when
was a boy, Here, Lord, I give
myself away Ills all that I can
do Still they criticised President
Roosevelt for the rate bill, and
adopting that platform, they ae-
complished everything but to eat
hay. Mr.. Roosevelt cares little
about what the Democrats think
about him.
The Democrats at Jefferson City
Endorsed every administration
from Woodson down. They also
Endorsed every law, including that
of the lid and declared them all
good. But still there was Dnck-
cry and Francis, whohad hel @ the
same Office, but never enforced
these same statutes, which they
now say are wonders" Col. Dyer
discussed the days when he hrst
moved into the 9th district, and
declared that at that time it only
produced Democrats and frogs,
and the frogs were decidedly the
best part of 1t. In conclusion, he
urged the voters to cast their bal
lots for only honest men. "Some
OF our officials" he said, 81 would
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15

State Treasurer Gin1ciich Satur-
day received S41,375 So collected
for the inheritance tax fuLd from
the estate of Otto Wetzel of st.
Louis. This is among the largest
amounts ever received from a sim
gle estate for this fund. Under
the law, this tax goes 70 the State
University. There is now to the
credit of this fund nearly $3.50, 900,
which, however cannot be used
until appropriated by the legis-
lature. Under this law, 5 per cent
is taken from the estate of deceas-
ed persons who do not leave any
lineal defendants.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15
ANCIENT ROME

in now merely memory of the
past. Billiards. Snow Liniment is
the family liniment of the TWEEN
tieth century. A positive cure for
rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Sprains,
Neuralgia, etc. Mr.. g. r. Runyon
Stanberry. Mo-, writes: 81 have
used Snow Liniment for rheu-
matism and all pain. I-cen't say
enough in it's praise" Sold by
Crump & Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-06-15
What a Great Convenience is
A Fountain Pen!

Any person who will send
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Kansas City, Mo-, -Four Dol
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