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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

- The First Bank Ut Linton. Lin
ton, N. D., has real-estate money to
t.,an ON god farm lands, three to- five
years.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

eEYou can got plenty Of gnnd liz.
mite coal ct $500 single TON; ten tors
o4.6O per TEN. xt tie milne. q. =
PARK1UAs1,L ivona, n. D. (ds7.ja7l
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

Two WORDS entirely descriptive Of
the editor IT our local contemporary
can be found in Burns one.stanzx
poem entitled, "Epitaph on a Noisy
P0lemic.'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

u II you want to borrow money
% y0ur farm. the Linton State Bank
will lend II 20 you.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

As the writer remembers H. M
speech was made in the house by a
Slope member eithe. for oragalnst the
bill. All the talking OH tile floor was
done by members from the easter,
northern, Northeastern and soatn,ast.
ern parts Of the state.
And yet Mr.. Patterson calls the
members OF the legislature that passed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-25

stantly fought aud had been In
large measure overcome on the lands
OF actual residents In those popuIous
counties; that under the enabling &C.
tile lands could not be sold for less
than el0 All ere; that good part Of
the lands could be disposed OF at once
for from Two To three times that sum.
that the people Ut The counties IN
which the lands were situated wers
practically unanimous in favor Of
selling the lands To those WHO would
become taxpayers and largely actual
settlers; and that, even we're il Known
that the lands would largely increase
IN value In coming years. it was nut
the province Ut Tile state to become
real-estate speculator, aud that actual
settlers and taxpayers on the lands
would be Of much greater value To
the state and to the counties in which
the lands are situated than the pros
p.clive Increase In intrinsic value ~,
the years went by. Attention was also
Called to the fact that the lands were
given to the state ~ that the proceeds
OF their sale could be used for tie
building of a capitol, and that not a
Cent VI taxes would be assessed under
the provisions Vt the bill for the com.
pleti0n Ut the capitol.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
DOVER POSSESSES
WONDERFUL BIRD
sr,rlal to Tho Eyenlns Journal.

DOVER. Dec 2t-Ilttle Pauline
wicls OF Dover, has 70 pct bantlm
rooster watch On reality is a ''bir1."
as the young Golden seabrlght is train
ed UP 20 an educational pinnacle not
heretofore leached By any Dover biri.
Blly," ths rooster, win hsht any
thing or anybody for his mistress or
at her bidding performs tricks at her
command, and goes about with ne. tn
her arms on visits 20 little friends
about town. on visiting q friends
houso. the brirht little glrl ewes fhc
rooster chnlr taad e her and coHf-
manls him 90 saT Good Murnile."
The rooster myg % st ths TOP 90 ha
iuEty v0i,e on'Y IS s7anas AXE 'Caol
Mosn'n n-t0.yl u-aN So perhaps more
nho Coek-l-pot-ile-po Whcnove-
ho sccT his Ntio rsuCs, auFa. zoe
h,Ta ioirv her R-.th smother iuEy gew
The sgJ onc IS r'fcn ln hcr arms .s
sho oplns be door aHf nnma1a' him
20 siy "Go0l bye"
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
FALLING OF LEAVES
The Wind in the Autumn Really Has
Very Little to Do With II.


When the storm clouds gather behind
the brown autumna woods and cold
winds begin to blow. then the bright
leaves come drifting down in Tutoring,
fast thickonins showers until il alpost
sccms as II the wind were The active
agent and actually tore the leaves from
the trees. This. OF course, is not the
case SAYS st. Nicholas. Tho leas-fali
only becomes possible after Ions PIE
paration on the part OF the tree whifh
forms peculiar layer o. cells Ia each
Loaf stem called the cleavage Plate
This cleavage plate. or sepention
layer consists Of a section Of loosely
attached thn-valicd cells. With a few
strands OF stronger WOODY finer IN
among them; so IN the early autumn,
although the leaves appear as firmly
attached as ever before. they are really
only hold op tho. tree by these few
woody strands and the outer brittle
skin Or cridcinls OF the stcm Now only
q slisht shocs or Niud Hurry Is SUM-
sieht 10 brcalS me ffasile support and
briug thc leaves ln showers 70 The
hiNNI'it WV IiNN 'IN AN"N' N'''t
saonds hioken lhreusn ln che ieaf-scar
lof tho horsc-cheftnot wnere they ap-
pear as littln rounded projections on
thc biakcu suffaee and are oftop spoken
Of iiom their fancIci resemblance to
TIE hait of horseshoe. The hickory
and ash aulone cfhor treos haze SINH
lar markings Oh their eafscars and
from the same cnnse on The root OF
the wild sapsapQilla which projects
just aboNe thc npund a Ike series Of
little proiectl0ns iH be sccn unon the
sine-lilsc scar which surrounds the bud
wherctbc lcaf-stait has iust separated
Cfton the lclvcs separate and fan
even 90 the nuietest days Ter their own
weight is sufficient 70 bre n the frall
support Those hushod and suprcmcly
TRANQUIL days we an remember when
our October walks are accompanied by
Tho soft smail sounds ~ faihna leaves,
hy tho rus,lnss ana dry whisnerlngs Of
thcir stoWorins multliudce
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS-Seaiel prou1s.
ais viii be received by tho Trustees cf
the Poor Of New Castle county untl 10
o'clocl, a. M Wedne sday Decemb r 20
1906 fci supplying the New Castle County
Hospital from December g 10 March "
1907. with beef mutton, bread, grocer
les. dry goods. shoes. tobacco, carpet sip
pers. drugs and medicines. BiddfTs en-
shoes. slippers. tobacco dry goods. viii
be required to furnish samples. Bdd r.
on beef will be by quarters in proportions
of one hind quarter 10 fore-quarters out
Of cattle we'll fattcd and dressing not less
than 500 pounds. Bids for groceries an1
drugs will be on various kinds named on
the schedule and must be Of the hest
quality.
Bids also will be received for supply ne
ht spitai with creamery butter. deiivo I'd
IN such quantities as the superintend nj
NAV direct.
All bids TO be directed 20 the Tn .,
a. the Poor No bids will b. received IN.
less in accordance with the ahov-. 'Th'
Trustees reserve the right 10 reject snl
or all bids,
3. FRANK BLACKBURN.
d22-2t Superintendent
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

srer.ai 20 rho rv'nir= journal
lfAHRiNGTON. p~ 81 VIVA lu-k,
nrf gfr~s f..- aere roa ABLY f.l
aLf.ns ihN rltrn 0H n ar-
a. is said, Of the scarcity of WA ceioef
Shores have been baitci with corn ana
wheat 60 attract tho wild fowl ana
establish now nests end feeding
grounds, but only IN a few rare IN,
stances has this proved successful The
State is nJv It Is believed better
storkgd with game birds than for some
yesrs and The gunners during the past
season have not recrhcd hundreds Of
coveys. which the farmers who have
posted trespass notices have been feel
ing and protecting These birds have
propaEsted With wonderful raoidity
and there Is Joy ahead for next year.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
.SPANGLER SEES
AWFUL FUTURE
The York Prophet FOFeteIls
Some Horrible Dis
dSterS
NOW SPEND YOUR MONEY

YORK. Pa. Dec. .t--1rs AIN over oil,
.,,,, ,.t, ~, ~ - 49,,
money ~ rank or ln Your clothes to
1.-Two two years. YOU might just as wcu
quit work and have q good time. Some
thing big is going 90 happen. Ia fact.
the world VIA come To- am end within
two years.
IT this story was put up" in the
sporting de0ariment ID woull be labeled.
zone best hrt" They dope things
out ia the sporting department.. rnl-
Is. they figure on torn" do . Htg-
handicoppmg as lt were. "Fori s
the thing.
And this IS Lee j splnglcr rho has
"form" down 20 tlc finest u0hlt when
Ct comes 20 fofctcluns che fpturs HE
fmotold the death Of President alcEio-
Icy queen victoria and Mack ftalae
After an tlly-mornme "lry0ut al tie
predicting gamc he said the.l w,nit
be wars between the United States ami
Spain. England 8nl The TrAnevoa
Russia. and Japan The e1sicst tAiag
be ever ana Nas to ten about an eupl-
quake going % destroy most OF SAN
( Francisco.
Now he says The stars wan ran m
/ 1908, King E1varl Vsiil pass aN1y as
the last King Of Ensland New Yofi,
viii be destroyed by h1e Russa wtll
lose her car turkey her Su'tan
prominent idauciers Nill hang thom-
selves. earthquake innuncrihle VIII Pa
many towns win bo doatsoycl mo,ler-
ln-la'w VIII he arraNed arains, dan@l-
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

povEF. Iis 4i on Cla.s no
reyre-tor n frrs.77 N Dover. hc visits
rich ard rnor a'tle 500 thc pcr 10y or
SIR wha hld ht.le n sry erosre g. OF
visit f-o.n santa" were r'rs unfiy
disappo .ntei. Al 'irse rrayer q cote
thu congregation and other friends
brought donations Of vrovisione and
rrerrnts ana e class rooai ~ the
church was almost flied with gifts
from thcse IN better circnmstancr %
tho worthy poor. The donaton was 10
choree Of Mrs. Annie Allowsy and ATS.
James penncwiu Later a ccmmitea
~ trustees q the church Won, about
with wagons and distributed i1c T'N-
among the poor children s ta-.t
families. o. their homes
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Farmer sustalns Heavy Loss.
Special 70 me EvsninE Journal

CLAYTON, Dec. sl-While threshlns
wheat on Saturday morning win the
threshins outfit " John Clendaniel,
Farmer Thon,as GcdWin, Of the Burdiy
farm. near Konnedyyille suHerel e.
heavy ,oss Abou, . o'clock IN the
morning. one OF tn eve stacks oausat
nre from q spark from the engine. ana
as q SAN z-ccze WAS blowing from the
northeast the men had only time %
save themselves aud The horses. rae
thrtsains oulai. an the straw and
about $50 hushels Of wheat were con-
s1mel by tie fierce. w.nd-drven
flames. There was 30 Insurance on
The threshns machines, but the wnali
was insured
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Leanue EEIeets Diner.

Special 10 Tho Evening JournsL
MILTON. Dee. 2f-Tho Enworia
League officers for The ensuing year
as elected llsl evening are.
President Wiliam W. Davidson.
first Nlco-pres idcnt Mrs. Clara ss0r-
kev second vice-prcsidont. Mamie
Conner. thitl vice-pfesident JAM,
wilson fourth vioe. president salii'
f.0nand: ssaeta.y Laura Corner
rfessurtr f.dwara Davidson; oseaaist
Ens-l Mason musical rector J. .
ElTugNvor,n; collector. Euhraim ,
Darby.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
MAN A MASS OF
S0APY GL0tULES
Science Finds Human Body Contains
Myrisds Of Liquid Crystals Called
Mvrlns

SSiSHSe FlHoS FlhWaH oooJ CoHN@'HS
Myrisds Of Liquid Crystals Called
Mv,lns
NEW YORK. Dee s4-Msn is made or
.-.. s-->t.-.rs o. "a
stat ncot delivered before lhe Harvey
Society a. the Academy Of Medicine. IN
this city, b. Professor J. G. Adami.
Man is rot entirely made Of soap. of
course, but there ave scattered through
bis body an unknown humber o. tiny
eiohulcs called "myelins" which are now
believed to be a primitive form OF true
soap II is the only pure type Of sysp
Oh earth. and scientists say it mo1 b.
thai man was originally constructed on a
seif-clesnsins principle An he had 10
do was 20 exercise his will-povrr-th,a,
lnrd Snd set his myrisds of soap glch-
ules IN motion.
The soapy nature OF human beings has
beer discovered by nTesns of the polar
iziRe microscope. Professor Adanii -are
= history Of tho curious rsscarches which
led Up 10 the great and" Fifty .-ears
aSU virchov stumbled on ths presence
OF raye,in siobuies IN nearly every tissue
Of the body. They were plentiful In the
brain. They dissolved IN hot alcohol.
stroag slkaiies caused them 20 shrlnlS.
virchov thought the myelins we're alhu-
mems
II was not until 1875 It was disoover-d
tfe,. rcssessed peculiar retroactive noTrr.
Finally Professor I.ohlrn, OF csr's-uhe,
made an elaborate study % tn rlobules,
and showed under the poiarizinr m 'cr'-
scope they hid oueer cross-n1s rkinss AMI
we're in reality LIQUID CRYSTALS shown
precisely the same markings as soap
siobules. This was cons6sz'a6 suffle eat
10 drnonsfrsS their identity With s5aa
TIA Byeiins. ~ ssAs eDSuiss. s-sli 70
contain remarkable gun,tzne. irtar-
rzsszts bstwsea euids aAa erzstais
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NOT1CE-L ROSE STECHER, the ten
ant OF the house situated = the southeast
corner Of Fifth and Adams streets. in the
Third WARD. Of the city Of WiimmS.on
county Of New Castle and state of pela.
ware. IN compliance with the redaire-
ments Of the acts OF the General Ass1m-
bly,. IA such case made and provides. Go
hereby give notice thst ] shall apply 10
writing to the Court OF General SESSIONS
OF the state Of Delaware, In and Tor New
Castle county, on Monday, the fourth day
Of February. A. D., 1857. being the rest
term Of said court. for q license for said
house as an i'm or tavern, for the sa!e
thc.ein Of intoxicating LIQUORS Ia less
quantities than one quart to bs drunk on
the premises and the following rcgacct-
abs citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freehold@ry 81
sail ward recommend the sad appic2-
tion. viz
D. w Lynch. J. Charles Crop,
Thomas Monaghan. Harry NTorrsn
Jarnes Monaghan PatrlcF L. Ma'oney
n. r Iearv. Tohn W. Hsnnian,
K. Ahherger. Henry Elsier.
s. u. Barker. Daniel =. Harms
T. a. Bertoiette. Harrv T. Turner.
7. =. Theo. Fuekci. William p Hanf
James Clark, IT, = DickerS0n.
Michael Maioney, J. 3, Campbell,
Peter Newman, Henry White, Jr,
Anton Feuerie
William Glynn, z
d22-s1 ROSE SIECttR.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
RIO De JMEIRO
Troubles Of Street Transportation In
South Amerioa.


There are first and second class street
cars and l. With a package In my orms
had taken a first class bond. as street
car Is called In Rio dc Jauelro. Scarce
~ had / done so when the conductor
chat Is his title In Portuguesc) re-
quested me TO transfer TO a second class
car whenever II might come along. be-
cause no one Is allowed 10 carry any
thing greater than q lap satchcl FIRST
class. So I humly descended and had
either 70 mix with market women and
swoaty lsborcrs. or 20 take a tilbury.
says Albert Hale On the october Reader.
A tlhury. named after the English
maker who years ago introduced IL Is
a curious two-whecled light sprlnged
cab, like an old fashioned sig. and re-
scmblcs a hansom without the attach
mcnt for the driver, he sits inside the
tilhury. II Is designed for the narrow
streets OF tropio town. rides like a
oracle and costs officially two 60 three
milrcls trip, but by the timc the
drive Is finished the victim pays fivc 20
ten milreis and has formed the ace
duaintance of the driver The great
disadvantage, besides the price, Is that
only one ca nrile. A man and his wife
must each take ulbury or hire a
carriage Very few hire carriages. IL
is cheaper to buy them
A person without o neckue BIS no
moro allowed first class on the street
cars than WAS with my parcel They
arc decidedly particular in Brazil and
inherit many fastidious ways from tho
time OF the Empire, whom dress and
manners were the mark separating The
arlstocracy from the wording CLASSES
The old habits are stlil strong. although
the republic and democracy are cstah-
lished facts Today there Is no class
/ distinction, and ALL white and black
/ Catholic and Protestant. landowner and
working men. are equal before the law
but tho corporations and society insist
that the first class traveller must keor
on his collar and carry nothing larger
than q purse or a cane.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
WANTED
BAD YEAR SHOWS RESULTS
Farmers Demanding Cash Terms al
Sales Of Their Stock.

special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER. Tee. 2i-The bad year with
the farmers q Kent and Sussex coun-
les has shown its results although
not IN the Christmas shipping OF the
past few days. when the streets OF The
towns were crowded ana waeons ana
carriages returned 10 the country vita
SANITY" articles tied an over the tops
ana rsars.
But AZ Tie public sales held prior
TO the first Ct January movings tns-e
has been dire showing OF srlraity Of
currency. SO lnuch so that an ssa,s
have been Terms cash. This means
chat the farmers holding the sales ear-
not vail three six. CT nine months fog
any Part Of The money. and must there
fore exact immed ate money payment
for horses, COWS. furniture and stock
until such cxaction reduces the prices
realized 20 80 OF 90 Ter eentum OF thel.
~tusl forced sale value.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
canltaI stoek Inereased.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Dee. 2i--At The state d.
pertinent. on saturday certificates %
corporation TO the Keystcae United
OH and Gas Company increasing tAe
capital stock on former charter frln'
$3.50. 600 70 ,l.oC0.C0o. were issued. The
incorporates are OF Kane, Pa.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Christmas a. Holy Cross.

Special 20 The Evfnine journal.
DOVER lee. 2t-Chrlstmas D. Holy
Cross Churcn, Dover, viii begin with 4
o'clock professional ana mays. "a
which the sunday School chi6rea vil
participate. Al 5.eo bhe procession q
little ones IN white will enter the
church from the street singing .h'
Christmas Anthem Hearts Trly
Grateful. A child Bernard neaen
will also play al the church organ
After his.h sass by Rev. r. r. Wal
dfon. he viii deliver q Chrlstmas ser
mon ara the scn'o. choir Of the church
will sing MLard's mass ia +.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Her,aaophs b EntertaIn.

Special 20 The Evsrin= Jeurnai.
DOVER, Tee. 2t-The HcptasDohs Of
Dover viii give a fine complimentary
entertainment 70 the people OF Dover
who receive invitations In the Opera
House on the evening Of January &.
The evening was originally desisne
~ : holiday entertainment for The
members and their families
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Nv CANARY for CLAYTON.

james r. Wright John J.. Grsn9n
and William Blair. prominent business
men of Clayton. have formed a corpor-
alton for the crrctlon Of veTst1h'e
packing house at Bla adston's just west
pf Kenton. vhera there IS no oppor-
tunity for the farmers Of that ne sn-
boraood 90 conveniently deliver The
corn AND iomato.s and 90 give employ
meut 20 unemploye labor Of The ae'en-
borhOud.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Rush Work on steamer.

Work on gho nov clyde Line steamer
Delaware. ouading az the harlan and
Hoiingsworih yards Is being rushed,
as tho onncir want 90 have the boat
Del vcrcd as soon after the first u The
year aa possible a large force o. nasn
swarm over tho brat night and day
and d IS beng pat together like magic.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

Special 20 The Evening journal
FELTON,, Zee. 24--Lsst week was a
great poultry week in lower Kent
county. Fred Hubbard, a local buyer.
purchased in one day over 1909 pounds
OF turkeys and ducks. some Of tie
turkeys we've exceptionally fine ana
brought splendid proht to their OWN
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

S1rcIal % Toe NVrninE JournaL
EENTOs-. Dec. at-As,ury n. p.
Church % Nillnston will be reopeaed
on Janusrr c. by the pastor Rev I'd
win GARDNER assisted hy a number Of
ministers and singers. The church his
bccn undergoing rebuilding operations
Cor the past SIX mniths. A Chii-smns
entertainment will be held Ia the
church December %.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

se-eisi 20 The EVENING jnurnsl.
DOVER pcc 2f-state Aae'tor- let
Thomas C. I'oe has rendered his irs'F
nation 10 Governor Lea as r~-' hrr
and secretary of the Kenty C,sriv
School Commission. a position rt =
he has hcl1 for several ycsrs ID De-
understood that tho Governor VII ap-
point his sr-~esSor on THURSDAY. as
the appointment doss not have 20 so
bcfof, the S,1,ate
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
Shipments Went Astrsy.


DOVER, Tee. 24-Cltizers Of Rideely
lost heavily % their Christmas a'1acy
By large consignmentS nf holly ana
Christmas green. SHIPPED by frcigh. o.
Wallshout market. RrooHlyu failing io
reach then destination, The csrs wen,
astray souou here in the north. Il IS
claimed.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24

colonel Samuel P. Colt, the rusber
aaAgnste and prospective csndldats COY
United States eSnstor in Rhode Island.
has been suffering from eve trouble
caused by outomobilins without ey-
guards.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
MERCHANT SHOT
DEAD IN STORE
Christmas Shoppers Witness
Killing of Snow Hill
Merchant
MURDERER SAYS TOO BAD"

Snow BILL. Nd. De-. 2t--Alfred
q. Strickland. "a merchant and farmer
90 Klcs Grange, a village south OF the
preXe. estate seven miles from Snow
: Hill was sho. ami instantly killed on
Saturday by samuel * Davis, who had
come ialo the store aud was making
/ "a disturb9l e am1uG the Christmas
+ shoppers.
! Nj Strickland WAS making a gentle
rcmonstrance with Davis ABOUT his con
duet when suddenly Davis drew a re-
volver ana shot the merchent through
/ the heart. After The shooting Davis
started out CO the store but rs.rnses
his steps TO the place where his victim
had fallen. As htlesncd over the body
he said That IS too bad He then
went home, where he was arrested ny
pcruty Sheriff Bowen. brought 10 Snow
Hin and lodged IN jail.
Mr.. Strickland VAS about % years
CID ara had been engaged IN the
mercantile iusiness AZ the place Of the
murder sin.c ne was q young man. His
father. Rev. w. G. Strickland, came 20
Worcester county about IS years ago
ana began to farm on part Of what
Is known as tbs 1re1el estate. The
senior Mr.. Strickland remained here for
a numo-r 90 years but resumed the
ministry sgs %. and his son, Aires 9
engaged IN the general merchandise
business.
Was . Unique Store.
j Nj strlclNand's store VAS rather a
unique one. Al country stores carry
e line Of cigars and tobacco. but ne
: was so opposed 20 the use Of tobscca
in an OF it's forms that IN not only
. would not sell It, but would
, not allow it TO be used IN HIS store.
! Mt Strickland is survived by a wife
three sons aud two daughters. His
oldest son ht q heel away at school. and
= was on his way home 80 spend the hoii-
days with his parents. his mother hav-
inv gone a. Poe 1n,olse to mcct him,
/ ana they gcre there az the time OF TIE
, shooting.
Rev W g. Strickland. his father. and
Rev. Clarence ". Strickland, a brother
, are both members of the W 1mington
/ Methodist Episcopal Conference. while
q Percy AMI Walter Strickland. alSe
, brothers. ara engaged IA business in
2 Wilmington. Del. Mr. Strickland was
r q member Of the Methodist Episcopal
, Church Of Kleg Grange, and was very
4 prominent in church matters. and q
3 was not known that no hs1 an enerr,
in the world. as nc was always court.
eous ara lady to give TIE glad han,
. 20 nvcryhody.
Samuel yingman rnviv the rrAi
Z that committed the crime is a nalivI
0r th's -orniy and has resided At r.
near ,he s-tnf Of ihe sAootinT al NJ
q We AA0l' two years ars Frs
% steickand ucticea that he WAS Eoini
upnair' n their house the Stiioalan'
horn and etorekoase being al unir
= one roof on1 called hey husbands az
i lontion to iae fact, uhefeupon 10 ~
rnonrtratei with Davis. telling hlm I'm
- no Bad no nvg4ncsy Up theye but h
Ga vls) ineirt-d that Re was giving. q
he had purpoye in dcin= 50. Whs
: iir etricsland told hin that he coui
- not 60. he oaerei no resistance, ou
returned to the road ana paced % an
Gown IN front Of the store for quite
: while and then went or into delt
After this h wss apparently all RICH
- and did not show any fi-will towav
81, the murdered man until to-day.
BE- ---------=
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
- and ord.r soei.tv Form.d.

Tho Law AM OrJer Soris;y. viii b
was organized in Mi1dlstown recently
Il branch Of The Wilf1irsttn Leasa q,
ana has rs members. The nest society
has sieptss the foncsins officers: Rev.
A. ". tfsheboune. President; J. g.
Parker. secrtfary; ard J n. rolhU eli
TreaEuFer.
Evening journal., 1906-12-24
MAJ Erehanns Pass.s.

Passes on the P p. aad W Rqilroal
wiz undoubtedly be ir vogue again
within a slior, time. The officials nave
just sent aUt 2 circular signed b5 "
W. Atterbary. general manage. Offer
tag 20 exchange raises with othe.
roads upon request II is not k1cNr
what result ilhs VIII have.