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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

and the head of the firm handed her nine
dollars.
She looked at the money and her face
clouded over.
Nine dollars?' she said
Yes said the head, a little hurt; that
is just half I'm sorry you are not salts
fed
cit isn't that I'm not satisfied said
the young woman. but all along he's been
telling his pay was only Sl4 week.
Wait till he gets home! If them Spaniards
don't kill him, will
Her Motive.
Anthony Comstock was talking in New
York about certain information as to vice
conditions that had been lodged with him.
1T is perhaps helpful information" he
said, but l confess that 1 mistrust its
motive
ut suggests to me an incident that oc-
CURED last month in Matawan
"A young woman of Matawan said to her
husband one night:
My dear, there is gentleman in the
parlor. He wants to speak to you
who is it. do you know?' the husband
asked
Dear said the wife. you must forgive
me-but that cough has bothered you so
much of late-and though winter is coming
on, it still clings to you, and-oh, If you
knew how worried I've been about you!
And she threw her arms around his neck.
What would 1 do if 1 were to lose you?
she moaned.
Come, come, said the young man, pat
ting her shoulder tendery, men don die
of slight cold. So you've called in the
doctor. Ell? Well. I'll see him gladly If it
will make you feel easier. Which one is
it? Squils?'
1t isn't the DOCTOR was the answer.
It's the life insurance agent "
A Knotty Problem.
Miss Elizabeth Magic, the Chicago girl
who stirred the country by Offering to sell
herself to the highest bidder. was discuss
ing with reported the condition of girl
workers in big cities
at is deplorable condition." she said,
land how to better it is a problem. An
unanswerable problem. A problem that
takes one aback."
She smiled.
1T reminds me- she said, 'of a thing
that happened on a railroad.
"a young man on a certain excursion
train noticed a poor woman who stood up
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and searched her pockets wildly.
Have you been robbed, a'am? he in
CURED
"'Oh, no. she answered; but it's just as
bad. I've lost my ticket and I've got no
money. The railroad will arrest me for
fraud
well said the young man. I've got
no money either; but here. take my ticket
and I'll give the brakeman problem
when the brakeman came through, the
young man to confuse him, kept moving
about the car Finally, though, he was
cornered.
Tickets, said the brakeman.
you've got my ticket said the young
man.
:" I haven't got it, said the brakeman.
wen see about this. I'll call the con-
when the conductor came he said to
the young man with a scowl:
Where's your ticket?'
lies got my ticket was the reply
See If he hasn't got ticket with a small
piece off the corner.
"'Why, yes. you have. Jim. There it is.
said the conductor reproachfully.
"And here's the piece, said the young
man. See If it don't Mt
It fitted, and the conductor and brakeman
went off arguing and gesticulating.
wouldn't answer said the young man."
They Needed Nurse.
Health Commissioner Darlington of New
York said the other day to a reporter:
Il am truly thankful that Thanksgiving
day ends the foot ball season.
"A comely young woman applied at one Of
our hospitals last week. She wanted to
learn nursing.
DO you think you would like nursing?
the head nurse asked.
oh, yes the young woman answered.
Have you had any experience at all?
Rather. Two of my brothers play foot
ball and father has an automobile
Foul Play.
Maxim Gorky. addressing an audience in
the Bowery. attacked the trusts.
1.-THE trusts are not content said the
Russian novelist, with supplying bad
article themselves. They refuse to allow
any one else to supply good article.
.Once there was a theatrical company
on tour. This company did not take an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02
Cambridge's Risk.

From Country Life.
The loss of the chance of winning fame
as senior wrangler may make mathemau-
clans less keen to go to Cambridge. The
school will lose a certain amount of prest-
ige, whatever 1t may gain In practical
utility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02
Difficult In Practice.

From the New Zealand Graphic.
It is easy to convince woman that you |
love her. but 1t is not 20 easy to live up |
to 1t for lifetime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

NopNTl@ht- lSDb. by L. FRANK BAUM. IupASh
4 ND now it occurred to the ginger
~ bread man to make an examina-
"A ton of himself and see what an
4 y extent of damage he had suffered
since he had come, hot and fresh
from Monsieur Jules bakery.
His lovely shirt front was cracked in
several places and speckled with tiny black
spots where the powder of the rocket had
burned 1t. His left shoulder was also
blackened with burned powder. and he had
lost one of the lozenge buttons from his
red vest Also. one of his heels was slight
ly crumbled. and there were three marks
In his body where the diamonds had been
pressed into him. besides the lance thrust
of the Blunderer
These damages were not at all serious,
however and he was beginning to con-
graduate himself upon his escape. when he
discovered curious sensation in his nose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02
Anxious for Sentence.

The prisons. as is usual at this season,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02
TheChief Legatee

Continued from Sixth PageD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
N
@arme @aber.

Sn nerb0IerI, nit S6md1e ber>
6uubcnen Infd1eu, bel Srodenbeit
Der 6nut unb Neiquua sum Sieber.
dn6altenber S6lafloiigfeit. iibergros
Der Mattigfeit mn BEL ainoerfrnnfz
beiten, Die nit Grdmpfen per6unhen
limb, uerben marine 9dDer tets nit
@riolg ungepanbt. @enn Der llme
luuf oes 8lutes unre9elmdbig lit,
tpemn SentanO ii6 feline Selpeguug
MAIDEN fam unb an &Glte Der 6dnbe
uno 6iibe leibet. Damn iinb iparme
8Gber cine @obltbat. @ei mnnden
Arten bes 8lutanbrnnges unr Der
llnoeroaulidfeit fam Elm parmes
8ao als Elm por5iiglifsS 6eilmittel
nn9eipenbet perben. Sir Sollbliis
ti9e inbeiien, fir 2eute, Die Neigun9
an 8lutltilr5en pber 9lutun9en irgenb
elmer Irt baben, o0er bel elmer biBis
gen &rnnfbeit. NIT Der @nt5iinbuna
Der inneren Srgane, nnmentli6 bes
Screens. Der 2ungen ODER Der Gin9es
neibe, berbuuben lit. iiub iparme SGs
Der gang entidJieben i6dbli6. Sei
Ser3leiben lit Sooen jeber Irt nit
@efnbr berbunben. 8armes Saoen
beforbert Nppetit. @erbauun9 unb
Shlaf. iibt cine eleftriihe 8irfuna
auf ben a0rper unb ~betbdti9t iifI
ais frGftigenb, ipenn man oabon
ni6t 81 bdufig @ebrau6 madt.
8eroen oa9egen tparme Vdoer I'M
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Tria haec - bieie bret.

Nenlif io6 ih einen i60nen gltar
bes beiligen Sobdnues 9er6mans.
Ser liebe, jugenblihe Seiligc mar in
ieinem gliidieligen Sterben barge
itelt; i'm Seitenitiid beg @ltars a6er
bate Der aiiritler brei Singe 5us
Inmmenaei6nibt. elm g rem56 c II.
einen M oenfran5 unb Gin
9 ii 6Iein, unb barlnter ltonbell
Die 8orte: ~Tria haec - bieie
bret"
@as bnt bas 81 bebeuten?
Gls es nit DEM iungen beiligen
Seiuit gum Sterben fam, bd lief
er ii6 fem areu5. ieineu Hcientran3
unb iein Hegelbii6lein geben; bieie
brei Singe umflammerte inni9 feline
iterbenbe Sanb, auf lie ribtete Ell
freirbig feline brefenoen Iigen. unb
nit gliiditrnb.enbem Nntlib ipro6 Ell
Die 8orte. Die lebten bier auf groen:
o9aS limb mir Die lie6lten Singe.
nit benen lter6e ih 9ern." 9
lieber Gbriit. an bieie brei flomm1ere
aud on bid an I'M 2eben nnb i'm
Ster6enl Tria haec: 2iebe innig
oeinen Seilanb (areu5), lei eiu bras
Der 0iener Der Wutter 0ottes (9fos
%ienfran3), erfiiae trerl unb seipiiiens
bait beine Stanbespilihten (Megels
bii6lein), unb AUDI on %fannit eiumal
rubig iterben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

leberrnnbe angetpe1bet, 10 fpirfen lie
erl6laffeno unb berminbern Die
Spannfraft Der Sbern; Der lebtere
llmitano 5iebt bann Die 8ilbung bon
Sett na6 iid. Sci Ieigung CUR
Wanerlu6t ionten parme 8Goer
nidt 9e6ranGt fperben.
Gin marines Bah bat in 6ltnberten
unb tauienben BON SGaen aranfbeit
abgefpanot unb sebeilt, pdbrenb Die
@rfdbrun9 gelebrt bat, bab &ranfs
beiten ii6 bdrrfi9 in @rmangeluna
eines iuarmen Babes einiteQen. SaB
Elm ioldes Die @eiunobeit f0rberf,
bab es 8eipegun9 unb Irsnei am
beIten eriebt, tpenn man e~ritere ents
bebren mlB unb bon Der lebteren
entbebren mlib nnb bon Der lebteren
i6on 81 biel geibIudt bat, fann ni6t
beitritten nerben. SAP Elm ipurmes
gnb ben l1rlauf Deg glutes nnb
Der Sdfte re9elt. bie Sarlt geiGnteiS
Dig mnd1t, iopob[ Die S6nrubfruIte
als oli6 Die 6Iigen Sbeilben, Sic iidJ
III Solgc Der Iusbiinitune nuf Der
6nlit angeinmmelt. entfernt unb baz
bur6 Die I6~Ionberung f0rbert. mlls
ebenfnns als rid1tig dnerfonnt iuer@
ben. @s lit hnber rot6iam. iuorme
Sdber III Der o6enangegebeueu 3eiie
~re9elmdbig 81 benueen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Sas neue WatnraliiatiDnssefct II
ben Ginpanbernngs= SepDts.

geionbers auf Ser Ginipanbez
rltn9sz Sniel ellis Sslanb ipurben Inn
Toralls ale 8orfebrun9en 9etroffen,
I'm Die nit DEM neren N~dturaliiaz
tionsgeieB. nelhes am 81. Septems
Der in Strait trat, perbunbenen 9es
itimmuneen burhfiibren 5u f6nnen.
lin De- Ser5D9erltn9 bel Der He9iz
ltrirltKg Der @innnnoerer %porsubeu@
gen, baben Die S5eanbompfere @eienz
ihaften Die nit Dem nellen 8eieb
p%erbunbenen Sra9en reht5eitig 5uees
iGidt erbnlten, 10 baB ale Ianifelte
Der Sampfer, Die bonn 81. September
on nit gtntpanberern in Stem Yorf
eintreffen, Die Intiporten auf Die
Sra9en bereits e~ntbnlten pcrben.
Sic Srugen unb Intporten befaiien
ii6 nit Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Infommlinge. Sic Waniielte, Die
ipdter 5ur Sbentifi5iruns Der I'M
Standardization NoGiuhenben aez
brau6t fperben, miilien, nad,bem lie
in ~9eboriger @eiie na6eepriift iinD,
ge6unoen frerben. ga Die Se5ts
iteIlun9 Der Terionalien Die Meaiitriz
ring Der giniponoerer auf ellis So
lanb in oie 2dn9e 3ieben fpiirbe, 10
iprrben Die ilellen Sraeen ben Wanie
fciten bcigeiii9t. uno Die M~yentIren
Der Observation-Disclosures i'm Iuslnnb
teller Die Serionalien nit ben Bis
bergen fir @inpanDerer not6iuens
bi9en In9aben feit, porauf Die @e>
amten auf ellis Sslanb Die NiGtigs
felt Der ncuen Mntiporten IN Der Gleiz
diem @eiie feifitenen, iuie es bis6er
nit ben anberen Ingaben &c.
f6eben lit.
Sbelei6 sic 8~ororbeiten idon
~jenieits bes Saeans erlebist nerben,
erforoert nIf @qis Sslanb Die Seit>
itenung Der 9erionalien BEL iebem
mdnnlihen @infpanberer etpas Belt
ltnb Die 8eamten alf ellis Sslanb
iperben bieie nelle 2oit nit BEN II
oeren 2aiten gu traeen baben, ba
bon 8aibineton aus fir Die 10 not6s
fpenbige @~ermebrlng beg Y~erionaIs
ni6ts eei6ab. SelbIt fir Die ge>
amten bon bort, pel6e nit @uftrd>
gen in's Iuslano geididt ipurben.
lit fein griae 9eliefert iporben unb
tbatidhlib nr6eiten Die @eamten her
gtnpanberungs : Sniel 8ofen lang
tnunterbroden. ebe ibnen elm freier
Sag getpdbrt tperben fam.
Natiirli6 lit aud in ben fleineren
Ginmanberungs : Sdfen fir Snrhs
fiibrlng Der neuen Seitimmuneen
9eior9t.
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@er iuirb aft?

@s tit befannt. bab Die Sraren
cine 9roBere mittlere 2ebensoauer
beiiben, als Die WGnner. Sic 1rauen
treiben e6en niht in Dem 9leifen
WPaB fpie Die MtGnner ben I(fobols
WtiBbrmt6, ben tdgli6en @enub bon
Bier ooer @ein. Gs Iilib a6er nift
Die Srauen ails ben tpoblbabenben
areiien Der Seb0Ifernng, Die iid
bnr6 2anslebi9feit aiis5ei6nen; bieie
itno bielmebr in Der 8egel cute
Glientinnen Der Ier5te. unb es lit
cine SaIptangele9enbeit bes aefdniz
gen Softors, ibr etpie 8eb uno Ih
81 furiren. Sic relatip @eiunben
unb 2anglebigen limb Die armen @eiz
Der, Die tiidtis arbeiten unb nift
iibernldBig linb. Sic Statiitif iiber
bieien Yunft lit freili6 Guberit mani
gelbaft. Gber man fam bod Mans
Dies aus BEN 3ablen Ieien. sn
2eip5i9 peroeu fpofentlif ale
Spbesfdle Der Gtabt in elmer Seiz
Ting beroffentIidt, nit Gngabc bon
0an,en, Stanb. 8obnung unb Sitter.
Nus bieien Sterbeliiten 5og Or.
Stiae fir Al @o5en ale Die SGQe
alls, mo Die @erItorbenen so unb
mcbr Sabre aft gefporben iparen.
9;erals er9ab lid: Sn ben Al 8os
den iinb in 9eip3ig geitorbeu 5000
Rcripnen, barnnter iiber so Sabre
231 8erionen. nnb 5tpdr so IGns
ner unb 1853 Srauen. alio mebr nls
brei Ial 10 biel Srnlien ipie Idnz
ner. Siebt man inter Stanb unb
@obnung nad), 10 finbet lid, baB Die
dltcn Srdllen fo1t idmmtli6 ben ar
meren neutrality-suspicious. a~ngeboren.
Son ben 1913 Srauen iinb II in
Elm nnb bemielben Sals geitorben,
unb bns lit - bas Nrmenbausl Sic
dltelte inter alien @eritorbenen mar
cine anmmmn6ers >@ittfpe; tie itarb
i'm Nrmenbauie i'm Sitter bon 90
Snbren unb flint Monaten. Sum
lit 3u ben6ten. BOB Die pielen armen
Srauen iiherli6 niht ibr 2e6en lang
in @erbdltniiien gelebt bobcn, Sie Der
@eIunobeit beionbers giinitig fem
fonnen. Nur in einem 6eoeuz
tun9spolen Iunfte fparen bieie Ser
bdltniiie giinitis fir @eiunobeit unb
langes 0eben, ndmli6 BARN. oaB
oieie Sraueu ME benz @obQeben
frobnen fonnten; iie mubten pielmebr
immer iebr mdBie fem i'm Glen unb
Srinfen, nnb bierin liegt ipobl bas
Interchangeable unb 2ebrrei6e bieier
Statiltif. Die WdBi9feit lit Der
S6liiiiel gum Nlter. &.
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WaNte 9IiGlt6 fIr'S 2eten.

8robe @liidieliefeit fam in bas
5aus bon g. 6. glnir, S6uliupers
intenbent 81 ct. Ilbans, B. 3d.,
als feline feline So6ter bon ben
i6redli6en Teinen. neI6e er neunt,
tpieber bergeitelt ipurbe. Or iagte:
rMeine So6ter lit an ct. Bets
Gang, pelhes BEL teiner 8ebanblline
iid beiierte, fonbern itetie i6limmer
tpurbe, biz als leBten Nettungsanfer
mir es nit electric Sitters berfu6s
ten. unb es freut mid an iaaen,
bab orei Slaiden cine poaitdnbise
Seilun9 ber6eifibrten.~ S6neIles
uno ii6eres Seilmittel fir ~nerpDies
2etoen, an9emeine SinfdQiateit,
fpeiblihe ShpG6en, geI6mGhtes
8lut unb Walaria. @arantirt in
Der Ipotbefe bon &. 8. 2uete,
$50 Iain Strabe. Dubuque, Soma.
Yreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Cine CUTE 9eftiun.

Sibt od nellih elm S6ipar5ipdlber
giirgermeiIter in leinen Iften ber>
tieft, am &atb5bauatil1e, als mir
ni6ts Dir ni6t5 Die Sbiire aufge6t
unb elm 1~3idbriger G6ulfnnbe, bas
Siit6en altf DEM aopf unb cen
G6ulran5en auf Dem Hiifen, 6erein@
itolpert. - Sag, @ii ,ermeiiter. "
- .Na, fpas lit benn los2" - Sen
2ebrer 81. mill i1 perfla9en." =
.8os Sir ni6t einfdltl llnb
ireBbalb benn?" - Or bat mir cine
Sbrfei9e eesebcn." so. 10. uub
Die bait Su natiirlid gar ni6t pers
bent 9e6abt?" - .@erbient idon,
oberl" .8ns aber?" .Sm
-- .@olfs6latt" lit lcbten Serblt
geitanben, Die 2ebrer biirfen ieBt
gar feline Sbrfei9en me6r nIstbeilen.
aud feline S6lGge mebr auf ben
Sib, ein3ig nod nuf Die Sdno'." -
Sag bod einmal. fleiner SreunD,
boit On bnbeim bonn Gater niht audv
iG.on S6rfeigen befommen?" =
Ser io0t lib einmol unteritebenl"
- rG6 io?l @eiBt 9u, NM pegen
1lcberi6reitung bes 3ii6tigungsre6ts
gegeu Den 2ebrer 9eieblih porgeben
an fDnner, mltB i6 Dor Nlem 9enurl
feititeqen. ipie tart Die p~erabfolgte
9ac6tel 9e.ueieu lit. 3ieb olio qes
fdQigit 9ein 6iithen berunter unb
tritt ettpas nGber gu mir, mein
Sobnl" - (@ei6iebt, er perlebt i'm,
cine 9elinbe SbrfeigeT~: oSit lie nirfs
lid 10 tart geipelen?" = 80, a6er
biel ltGrferl" - (@ibt ibm cine be-
beutenb itdrfere.) - rglio pobl 10
itarf?" ,Sm, nod, ettpas letter"
- (Saut linn cine binter Die Sbren.
baB linn Der aopf brummt) I: .Sms
nier nod itdrfer?" Stein Sbr
berlpiini6te Gbnib, 10 felt aber bod
nit CARL" (@b NIT @ebeul.) ca
i9rei6t Die naonitan6er 3%eitlng"l
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Sdreflide Sranfbeit, 2ippenfrebs

@s lit Dies Der bGuiige are6s BEL
WGnnern berporgerufen our6 &au'
den uilo aauen bon Sabaf. Or.
8pe bon aanlas Gitp, &c., emf
pfieblt in iolden Sdaen cine friib.
5eitige gebanblune, ba Die meiiten
SGGe tobtli6 perlaufen, iobolb Die
lppbtatii6en 3riiien inter Dem
&inn angegriifen iino. Serr %.
g. Senberien BON @iliep, &onios.
murbe fiir5lid bon einem iebr b0s'
artigen ~2ippenfrebs bur6 Or.
9pe's Dele gebeilt. Berionen, Die
BON iolden 9eioen bebaftet iino.
Ipuen ii6 an ben Ir5t ipenben, fir
elm iauItrirtes Sltd] iiber Die 9e.
banolilng bon arebs uno beimtiidi-
ihen &ranfbeiten. Ibreiie: Or.
@pe, Nernte iino Sroabmop Ctr.
&onias Gitp, $40. IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Detbe HuhIu HtuuJe,
Sinner rGbie I'm
gnn5e Iafie annere
Sa6e) apfper, loiie
Sic es alleenis. es
aebt aad e gauge
Waiie Sade, mo-
Sid e n t e I mems mir
berpo beritebn. sor
Sniten3 FEN Sd es ME
be9reife tonne. bab nit
i6un lang aue Hubss
paper erfluiipli onlp
fimGI Mennrters ohu<
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&ihtige 4uslegnng.

Wann: .Nun. Srau, es feblten
tpobl beute biele in gurem 8affees
frdn5den, bob 9u i6on 10 6alo nies
Der beimfontmit?"
Srau: .Sm @esentbeil. mir fpas
rem eben hummer 8eiie einmal ale
6nl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Spbn Httfd,, Gsa., itellt @etradfun
gen an iiber bic Gualiftfationen
Der Sranen fir ben Nenis-
feitSbienit.
Wiiter Gbiterl

Miiter goiterl
Gs sebt, ipie SD Sbue crit neilidj
emol, Sd ipeiB nimmer bel mas for
erer @%ele9enbeit seia9t ben, a Wai1e
Sa6e, mo Srauen5immer mir berpo
periteben nnO mo lie inn 2ebe nimz
mer lerne (lpie for Sniten5 &ocbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Iud6 fpenn Die @ei1i6te lif ni1t
genau 10 5ugetraeen baben ioIIte.
ipdre bod iebem 9iireermeiiter Die
@eitnnung ieines S6nar5fpdlber
Nmtsbrubers 5u lpiini1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20

Sebe ge9en chamber Die &iir5e
Der Sreibe pbne Sriihte. unb Die
ailr5e Der Sriibial NIT eiui8er @es
lobnun9.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-07
DRESS YOUR BUILDINGS

In a new coat of paint. Even
considering the preventative
value of the paint as nothing,
the improvement in appearance
alone is worth much more than
the cost. II your property is
for sale you can't afford to not
paint, it will add FIVE to ten per
cent to the selling value.
We have studied the paint
question. We know what will
give the most satisfaction for
the expenditure, and are anxi-
Gus to supply you with the best
grade of paint and painters sup
plies, and insure full value for
every cent of cost.
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Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 7, 1905
Chas. u, Hari il, Notary Public.

SHhS. R' |ldili bi NothIy L uutAc'
New styles in mems and boys hats at
FL. B. Whitman's. 80
Don't forget to register and don't put
it off until the last day, but register
tomorrow.
Plenty of fruit jars, extra tops and
rubbers at H. B. Whitman's. 2S
Mrs.. Blackwell of Lander. Wye, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Wilson
Blaine.
Lace curtains and window shades at
II. B. Whitman's. 80
Mrs. Dave Bagley and children of
Granger, are visiting with relatives in
the city.
The Paris roller mill is now running
daily and is prepared to handle all or
ders. 30
Mrs. R. Graham of Salt Lake is visit
ing in the city, the guest of Mrs. Riley
Barkdull.
If you want the best shoe to be had
for the money, come and let us SHOW
you our stock.-Hi Ri Whitman. az
Mrs. Chapman had quite a severe at
tack of heart failure Wednesday. She il
still confined to her bed but is improv
ing.
"A big line of suit cases, handbags anG
telescopes at Ii. B. Whitman's. 3
The San francisco Chemical company
is now shipping from here an average
of SIX carloads of lime phosphate rocl
per week.
Yarns, blankets and outing fannels
new stock just opened at Fl. B. Whit
mans. "a
Regular mesting of Queen Isabe
Chapter, o. E. s., Thursday evening
Sept. Is. All members are requested Il
be present.
Schmid, the tailor, has received hi
line of fall and winter samples, call ant
see them, W
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cruikshank ar,
entertaining a little daughter, who ar
rived at their house last Sunday even
ing.
The democratic central committe
will meet in Montpelier tomorrow y
fix the time and place fer holding tn
county convention.
All the popular 10, Is and 25c novel
at Mrs. Chapman's. 8
Frank Everetts who has been wit
the Cheap Cash store fer the past fiy
months, returned Monday to Colorad
where he will remain.
Dan Beard left last Saturday mornin
for Davis County, Missouri. having bee
called there by a telegram announcin
the death of his father.
Schmid, the tailor, makes a specialt
of repairing and cleaning clothes. n
Mrs. zape and daughter of Salt LAX
who have been the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. M. B. Cherry for three week
returned home last Saturday.
The republican committee met
Montpelier last Saturday and fixed So
urday, Sept. the 29th as the date fe
holding thhe county convention at PaEi
The largest line of mems, ladies ar
childrens underwear ever shown
Montpelier at III. B. Whitman's. %
A tan colored lap robe was found
Montpelier canyon Tuesday. The owl
er can have same by calling at Chas. ]
Harris office and paying for this motto
Mrs. arosjean received a letter Tue
day from Mr.. Grosjean, saying that
e had arrived at Liverpool safely. but tn
his voyage across the ocean was deci
eddy unpleasant owing to the awful 8
sickness he experienced.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

One of the most prominent men III
southern Alabama, lawyer who has
achieved a notable reputation at the
Alabama bar and, 1T is said, the man
who will be the next mayor of prog.
ressive and prosperous Florala, is Hon
j. Bailey. Mr.. Bailey is native of
Alabama, has lived in the southern
portion Of the state all his life, and is
one Of the substantial citizens of Flor.
ala, with whose interests he is promi.
nently identified and in whose future
he has the utmost confidence He is
a whole-souled genial gentleman
popular with all classes of the people
and would make an ideal municipal
executive r.
Mr.. Bailey is the owners of a fine
farm in the vicinity of Florala and
is enthusiastic over the outlook of
that section from an agricultural
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-09

tory were to be established here thera
would be ample cane grown to supply
Il, and there is no question but thar
it could be oprated at a good profit
"A fruit canning plant would also
do we'll here and. as soon as the
country is a little more developed agri-
culturally, a vegetable cannery would
also pay This country produces some
of the finest peaches I,have ever seen
and pears, plums. strawberries and
other fruits can be grown in a,bun-
dance.
Grapes and Wine.
Grapes of all kinds do well, AMI
just few miles below here is one of
the finest vineyards that the southland
beasts. Wine manufacture offers
great opportunities to any one who
understands the business and l have
no doubt it will prove one Of our
most important and ppitable indus
tries within the courst Of the next
few years. The vineyard at Svea, just
below here, is only three years old
but it is already a paying investment.
A Santariun.
"Florala would be an ideal location
for sanitarium." sail Mr.. Britton,"
and ! have no doubt iIch an institu
tion will be established here in the
near future. Several sentlepen have
been considering the nj after and l am
Informed they are greatly pleased
with the outlook. No more desirable
for a sanitariIm could be
found than on the hi d ground over
looking Lake jackson The climate
here is particularly beneficial to al
Pc tients suffering from pulmonary dis
eases, the air being hden with the
ozone OF the piney Woods and being
balmy at all times of the year. Flo
rala has about as much sunshine every
year as any place knoE of, and really
weather il unusual. The
Is high enough to give Flora
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