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Southern RAILWAY

iilETpn9 !. I,.:, IN EFFECT FEB. Ii. 1868.
7.oo ttRAINS LEAVE RICHNoND.
,s:W a. M.--Daily-IocaI for Charlotte ". q. ~
S0 APPROPRIATENESS Buffet Pullman Il
AMianta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
Ts,mpnis Chattanooga and all the South.
s.on Burnam and Raleigh.
1i:T 3 M'-Ex; sunday-Keysvile Local
.o' n. M-Daily--L Limited Pullman ready On
r. NJ. for alf the South. :.
y,. YORK RIVER LINE.
NA' aavorfte route To Baltimore and Easte,n
e nn.s Leave Richmond 4:oo P. NJ, daily
- aesp. sunday, connecting with steamer
Eli t%t baltimore Mondays. Wednesdays and Z
1'i' +; sMs,,.Locai-Mandays Wednesdays and
20" M..Except snnday-For Yves. Point !,
..upaanee,ting with steamers for Baltimore i
ana r Yer landings Msnoays. wednesday,
anu Fridays. Steamers carl al 3lou.
Az ster Point. Almonds and Clay Bank.
West Point.
az, 4 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S::9s n, ". ana 1850 P. M-From ali the South !.
Rai MJ,htfrom Charlotte. Durham and
$40 . 4; ,M'.From Keysv,lls and intermediate
s'2' =. M.-Daily from West Point with Bait.
T.,S. connections Sundays Wed esdaya and .
lo't' M,.-wednesdays and Fridays: 5:1o p.
n pa;;,. daily except sunday-Fron West
c. ". WEsTnuRY. D. p. A. Richmond Va.
o. q, nARDwIcR. ". II. TAYLoE,
H. B. SPENCER. Gent Mgr. e.
Washington. d. G.
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Expects Biturninous Strike

,PITTsBulRG. Pa, Feb 2s.-Francis L.
Robbins, chairman OF the Fittsburg Coal
company and leader of the bituminous
from New York to-day that he could see
70 possibility of averting a coal strike in
the bltuminous coal regions G7G
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Have Sunday School Rally.

A most interesting Sunday school rally
will be held ut the Fairmount, baptist
Church tomorrow afternoon. ~ number
OF weli-knuwn pastors of the city will
speak. and an attractive musical pro-
gramme will be rendered.
Rev. "A. T. King, pastor, will preach
tomorrow, morning and evening.
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L BALTIMORE MD. Feb. Acknowledged
and .pnchansed Whesat-Dull; spot. contract
Dull; spot 46G4sKc.; southern white corn.
42Is4sEc, oats-steadler; No. mixed, s4lD
ter.AFirm and unchanged fancy imitation. 2la
22c.; creamery. e9dsoc Eggs--st eady and un-
changed at l9c. Cheese---Strong. and unchang-
small. iiI14sc Sugnr.steady and unchanGca.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. %. 1906
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLN NfARKRTs.

steers COWS AZ calves
leo higher Choice 10 prime. hen: NY. $3.50
$50; medium to good, heavy. s6.lsa6; ess sheep-
$4,000; lambs, So e517 10.
4ii7 head. Steers si76ass, "a; tbnlIs, ss.soalso
cows; 81. l0f4 ,05. Calves Receipts 1876 head
ca Sss Co. Sheen and i zeal y
gS,eearlings SO. g, Hogs Receipts, 4,lil head
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen. HIgn. Low. Close.

No. 3. 7sc,; No. red ssasszse 30. corn.
s9ac.; No . yellow. ss,iq4oc, No. oats.
30ac. No. 2 rye, SIC, Good feeding barley.
s7i-dasc-; fair to choice mailing. 10000. No.
l. naxseed, sl.0si2: No. northwestern, sl.lSi.:
prime, timothy seed. 1925. Mess pork ner
barrel Sis. 40: lard. per lo0 pounds. $3.50
Z. s7h; short ribs sides Noose). sSGiS.l0 short
clear sides tboxedl. ss.45as.so. Whiskey. basis
OF high wines. sl.2s Glover. contract sradc.
$500. Rutter--Firm: creameries, l7H27tyc.:
dalries. l7d24isc. Cheese--Firm at i1a T1se.
Eggs--Stronger at mark, cases included. l2isc. !:
frsts. 12isc; prime frsts, l3lsc; extras 15iac
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Are At the Meck1enhuro.

Recent arrivals at the Mecklenburg from
this city are: Mr.. f. =. Mccarthy, Mrs.
Fred. Sinallman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL
Parrish, Mr.. NJ, w. Riddell
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Lectures on Stonewall Jackson.

h Lectures on StoneWaII Jackson.
DR.. James P. Smith delivered his adj
dress on Stonewall jackson at Forest Hill
last night. Quite a large audience gather
ed in the school house and heard the in
story of the great warrior with
closest attention Mr.. IT. NJ, Darlington
the speaker.seyag gs
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print cloth market for the week will reach a
ttoal OF about 1900 pieces. General trading
In the markets has continued quiet. Prices
are without any change and firm tone
prevails for al classes Of goods on a basis OF
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Cotton. quiet: middling l0S so; gross receipts
SAT bales: sales 40 bales: stock 1976is bales
Total to-day at all ports Net receipts. e4;aos
bales; export to Great Britain. 2.3a7 bales; 10
France. l4.4o9 bales to the Continent 5.2Ss
bales TO Japan, 5,tS6 bales, stock S7ea52s bales
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts 1i3 s;3
bales: export to Great Britain, S.6is bales;
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OFFICIAL Range AND SALE oFsTocks IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch x Co.. Bankers and
SALES,

% go go 4. g. IT,. com. .s............
49, ~ Sy american Shelters, com. /.
ag,gg Amalgamated Copper IN.
i,iW Amer. Car and Eoun !.
zW Amer. Car and Fonn Md.
UO american Cotton OH.
Nv american Tobacco, pfd
,oo american Can ......t.......
iion,-amerlcan Can, pfd. e..,...
p'V' amer. Locomotive. com /. . .
~, amer. Locomotive, pfd. j.
~ american Sugar ...........
1lW a.. r. and s.. Fe, com. /.
A., = and s. Re, pfd.
100 Baltimore and Ohio
"2'ag Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
S s,oo Great Northern pfd. ~.
5'S So Canadian Pacific. ex. div.
51,sW chesapeake and Ohio.
l,sW Chicago Great, Western.
io,Wp Chlchgo, Nil. and st. Paul
laWo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
pD Colorado South, com.
90 Colorado South, LIST MD.
5D Colorado South, I'd y,fd. !.
Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. l..
10000 Consol. Gas, ex. div.........
500 Del. and Hudson. ok. div.
Del. Lack. and Western. /.
1000 Erie. com. ..s...............
200 Erie, 1st pfd. .............
700 Erie, I'd pfd...............
200 General Electric .........,
illinois Central ..........
LIo Louisville and Nashville. !.
900 Manhattan ..............
200 Metro. Street Railway.
i,5O Mexican Central ........
LOCO Mo-. Kan. and Tex. com. I.
20 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd. i.
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DRY GOODS MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23-Movemen, in the
dry goods market to-day was very moderate
at FIRST hands. Buyers were influenced to an
appreciate extent by the weakness In raw,
material. and operated only as they needed
goods. Iobbers continued fairly active
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MISCELLANEOUS NtAr,llETR.5

ll335.I'IITERSHURG PEANUT shfANKEr. \
!, ,Shsported by. Rodgers. McCabe and Col
Spanish Market Arm at Fsi0sm Der hushel;
receipts light. yirginias- ~ Market uulet at Sc
Tor fancy stock ;machne picked. 21aalscs; SHELF
FALL RIVER. MASS. Fah, a. -Sales In the
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGToN, n. C.. Feb 23-sPIRirs
REPRESENTATIONS doing: receipts. 81
casks. Rosin-Firm a; s3.75: receipts. sIi bar
rels. Tar-Firm at sl.so: receipts. 25? barrels.
Crude Turpentine-F'irm at S3Il.75. receipts. L,
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

IndTanapolls, st. Louis, Chi.
eaeo, Louisville. Nashville, Memphis,
200 pm. and 11:oo p, m daily. e
Westbound Local Trains:
T:so n. m. and 5:l5 p. m. week days
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point,
300 a NJ. and 4:co p. m. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point
7:7s a. m. ana 500 p. m. week days.
James River Line:
1920 a. m. daily: 5:l5 .. m. week days
.SA,,oivs Main. Line from West: .7:ss A. NJ.
East: .lo:o5 A NJ. sii;4s A. NJ. 100 p IL.
$500 p. ". James River: $50 A. NJ ss:3i
p. NJ tisDaily: sex. Sunday.)
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Va. Feb. %. isos.
SALES AT. BOARD.
vIrrirIa - On n. az
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AM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Might Line Steamers Except Saturday,
making connection in Norfolk with Main Line
Western Ry. at Q A. M. and H.. and chssar
peake & Ohio Hy,lnt 9 A. NJ and a p. NJ.
Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing ~ 7 y.
NJ. st iis Il
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. dashboard Air
Line. common and fredericksburg doing.
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Must Afford a Remedy.

But it is said that the decision In this
case, If permitted to stand, will practi-
caly debar the use of many of the most
important and developing features of our
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

History does not tell, 50 far - we
know. how 1t came about that members
of the English parliament wear their
hats. The custom has descended from
an age when It's proceedings We're uot
recorded but one may suspect that
thereby hangs a tale of sturdy and vie
torlous revolt against privilege. such
az broke out at Versailles, could IL re
recovered Now and again we find al.
tlque illusions to the practice. When
the commons voted that every one
should uncover or stir CT move his
hat wien the speaker expressed the
thanks Of the house for amy service
done by member Lord Falkland
stretched both his arms out and clasp
ed his hands together on the crown Of
his hat and held 1t down close to his
head. that all might see how odious
that flattery was to him" - Lorlou
Chronicle
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25
pnntt Mink Your Eyes.

II eyer you find yourself getting Into
the habit Of blinking your eyes rapidly
without any cause stamp the inciina-
ton out at once. An authority says
that This habit will make your eye
sight fall long before 1t should. Nat
ural blinking is essential to clear and
moistcn the eyes. and The average num-
Der of natural blinlS per minute IL
about twenty. These are necessary.
and you do them unconsclously. But
nervous "blnker' Will get In some
thing like a couple OF hundred in o
minute In bad cases, and the result of
this IS ii big development OF the eye
lid muscles and counter irritation
that uets ON the optic nerve aud rem
ders the sight daily more weak and ir-
rltable. The cure consists In keeping
the eyes shut for at least ten minutes
in every hour. thus resting them. aud
bathing the lids In warm water.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25
ADurcntfceshfD.

The disrepute into which apprentice
ship has fallen and to which so much
unemployed and unskllled labor Is to
be attributed has no more historical
foundation than has the prevailing dis
like to domestic service. Both were
honorable enough professions at ono
time, only slightly differing from each
other In etymology us In Kind. Tho
Approximation the French "appren-
DIRE" to learn was usually bound for
n term of years TO his MASTER who UNI
derto0t to maintain and Instruct him.
The domestic servant, called Il mental
by law from being "lntra moenia,"
within walls-was, rs rule. bound
only for year Neither implied any
reproach indeed, as In the case OF
Dick Wilmington, the London appren-
tce was very often the younger son
Of country gentleman. Perhaps the
law nude later on and existing into
the seventeenth century, under which
all young men and women We're com
pelluble by the justices to be appren-
tced In some way. may have produced
dislike ia apprenticeship. - London
Chronicle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

The Island of Dominica IS the home
and natural habitat of the hercules
beetle Uynast"s hrrculesi. the very
largest known species OF the coleoptera
or beetle family Fun Grown spcci-
mems of this gigantic representative OF
The hard winged bug family average
six inches In length from DE Zip OF
their plnchefs to the termination of the
wing covers. 1t has a luua BLACK born
growing out OF head which is oven
darker than the horn itself On it's
lower surface the horn is covered with
a thick setting of gold coIored blistlea,
which the entolnologlsts SAY are r-rd
by the insect IN capturih2 IFS HaN.
Another and shorter but mDse Fue 49,
full horn grows out from beneath lie
two forming powerful pair af pinch
ers. The creature has six powerful
legs, each armed with claws The
elytra or wing covers are Of ii dauple
gray color and the under parts of lle
body black Taken all together il is 4
formidable creature, with siren F. sl.a
ncient to catch and hold Il bird ~ Ha
size OF the English sparrow
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

II IS impossible To eXaggerate the
immense indebtedness OF English po-
etry and Italian poetry to the Apoery-
pha. The beautiful lines of Young in
his Night Thoughts
hut their henrts wounded. like tho
wounded air.
Coon close: where PASSED the shaft no
trace Is found
are evidently 10 be traced 10 the verse
In the Book OF Wisdom" AS when
an arrow Is shot ut II mark 1t parteth
the air, that Immediately cometh to
gether again, so that Il man cannot
know where II went through" The IA
nous "Hymn of Praise" In Milton j
Paradise" Is clearly modelled after
the "Bcnediclte." or the Song of the
Three Children" In the Apocrypha, as
ia the lines
| Ills praise ye winds. that from four quar-
tiers blow.
Breathe soft or loud. and wave ye tops.
yc pines,
With every plant In Sign OF worship,
wave.
II Is also 10 the Apocrypha as to the
book of Proverbs we owe many max
inns which have become household
words In our language and In the Ian
guages Of all civilized nations.
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having been unable 10 settle a the
task.
Tom comhg?"
Yes" Her voice was Il little tired
Blossom noticed 1t.
You have not quawcicd."
Tom never will Blossom. 10 you
want me 10 marry Tom
Marry" The attack WAS sudden.
Marry, Its beautiful when young
people love enough for that But your
mother We're better consulted. | am
only an old bachelor
You are my pal" persisted the girl
impaticntly Mother married young
She thinks l should, hut l don't want
To be hurried -"
Quite right" began blossom quick
ly. Then. pulling himself together
Toms "A hIee boy. lie NIL make Il
good husband
He Is all you say. | suppose | shall
take him BLOSSOM | know he is going
TO ask me tonight" The girl hung over
the back of her friends chair. lie
could feel her breath on his check, but
II was pity he could not see the lool,
In her eyes Blossom gripned the arm
rests aS II for support
God bless You both, LITTLE pa, he
said steadily. Il know YOU VIII 7e 1T
good wife Toms Il lucky fellow.
You think | had better take him
You wish me to- The Girl bent stil
closer; her hair brushed his forehead.
Il wish only Your happiness
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

many small firms. 1t developed that
The Silvcrs aud the Ilillmaus had long
since come To an amicablc agreement
IN regard 10 the road
"lheH we're ont about Sta, coo" said
LuciuS Cole the morning after the Skin
mish rs he sat with his partner IN their
private Office
about $4,000" agreed Davidson,
and ii | hadn't got wise until half
hour later we'd have been down and
out today"
\ clerk ushcred in SiIas Ashlar. The
country youth was haggard with anxi-
ely. The morning paper says We
We're hit hard he began My mon
ey"-
Your money, al right" interrupted
Davidson. Il had your little old ST.
eco sailed before the balloon ascen-
sion. Here's your check He handed
lllar slip of paper
silas for few moments WIS da2ed
by the good news Then he began To
stammer his thanks. hut Davidson
waved them aside Not word now,
Silas. want just two promises OF
yon- that you'll never monkey with tho
Stock Exchange again and that YOU
Will 80 home and fix up wedding
within two weeks. DO You agree
There were tears ia the Young mans
eyes. If Jennie says the word we'll
he married Inside of twenty four hours.
This money shuts her father up. |
don't want any more Stock Exchange
business either. You bet I've been too
worried the last two days, God bless
You. Mr.. Davidson. II You ever come
To Hebron Valley I'll try Ia show how
much You've done for Us
y dark flush mounted Coles thick
neck and ovcrsprcad his fuee ~ the
grateful Ashlar left the office Are
You crazy navidsont' he demanded
angrily What the devil did YOU give
up that money for; The fool hayseed
would have believed anything YOU told
him. Although meant rs II sarcasm,
note of anxiety Grcpt into his high.
excited voice ut the next question.
You ainst turning honest. are yout"
There Was more bitterness than hui
mor in DaNidson's smile as he replied:
Its a little late In the day for that
isn't 1t: hut I'll tell yeu why did It,
II you want 10 know Did you ever
stap to think why wasn't married.
"Oh, Il girl away back, probably
~bcad right Eucius Her folks
Thought didn't have money enough. 50
frey Sela her off TO tight listed grub
her with Il few hundred dollars aud
hart Hike hickory nut It's her
daughter Ashlaf wants 10 marry Her
husband doesn't Ike him, aud he put
the slime stumbling block MP 10 The hoy
that was laid in my path money"
well. l amt kicking, am = snared
colo, With a change OF front which
would have puzzled any Que but his
partner.
You're senior member of this nrm,
and You can mike an ass Of yourself Il
| You want to. But while WAS about il
Id have got the boy more than n
measly TWO thousand"
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of costume She discovered. 10 her dist
may, that It was too late to join the
girls nj the country club for luncheon,
as she had promised While she was
rejecting ON this change In her pro
gramme tie library door opened and
the governor entered
oh. there Isn't any luncheon" she
said, The girls are Mt the golf Inks
Mrs. Farnham IS invited out for the
day and II made mistake IN the
time and didn't meet them. You were
not expected.
81 didn't come for luncheon" he re
Piled. but what Will You do"
"Oh. the cook Will see that / don't On
hungry" she laughed. Some way her
fear of him had vanished.
let me see 10 that Instead Of letting
the cook. VIII you 90 TO luncheon with
me now
''What have you been doing all the
morning. lie asked as they sat at u
little palm screened table.
I've been writing" she replied In a
Eliminating tome.
$50 have /, and | feel the need OF
recreation VIII you drive with me
after ihncheon:"
Mignon decided she would not tell
the girls OF her morning call As the
days went by she became The compan-
Ion of the governor In his hours OF
ease one evening US she sat alone IN
the library he suddenly appeared and
laid II paper before her. She caught
her breath 1t was the paper she had
signed in the executive office.
IL have come for the fulhllment OF
your promise" he snId grayely.
She had not read the paper that
morning In his office. as he had given
her no opportunity TO do 50. With
burning checks she now perused the
startling application:
do hereby faithfully promise that when
stephen Thorn. governor OF tho state OF
---. asks ms To be his VITO l will accept
the Otter. NANCY BETTENS,
15fl l. Street.
Welt" he asked entreatlngly.
1T Isn't legal or binding" she said
dehantly. because, You sde, II Is signed
by fictitious name"
"Wlll you not remedy that defeetP
Il prefer" she said softly. that you
make me n verbal Offer"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

The Mons Hailcanus Is sometimes
said to have received Its name from
yaticinium, aH oracle or prophecy, for
tradition says that Numa chose the
Vatican hill as sacred place from
which to declare 70 the people the mes
sagcs he received from thc gods 1t IS
moi, however, one Of the seven bills on
which ancient Rome was built, bat
forms "A part Of the ridge beginning
with the Janienlus and ending with
Monte Mario, all OF which was outside
the ancient limits Of the city. In our
day the name is applied only to the
immense pontincal palace adjacent ia
aud connected with the basilica OF st.
Peters
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Herbert Spcnccr's Painted Carpet.
Herbert Spencer once had II carpet
which began 10 fade when it had only
been down few months. II consisted
or. rather bad consisted of clusters of
blue flowers on n drabbish ground.
Nov. viii the principals color gone #
had become far too dull for the taste
of that lover of brightness. lie there
fore conceived de unique Idea of hay
iae each flower stamped over with red
Ink For This purpose he Invented II
small tin tray which was made SO TINT
il stood quite Hat OH The floor to pre-
vent any possibility of the Ink being
spilled or dropped about Bcnt In II
were little wells about is large round
and twice rs thick a. a halfpenny.
These depressions were filed with the
liquid The scmpstress whom hc was
because she WAS 50 hatdWofl3ing and
SO poor=wa3 soon set t. carry out hls
plan Down Oh her knees SHE had to
90 aud as she WAS decidedly stout ii
was no light task With Il cork cut the
exact size and dipped IN ink she press
ed firmly down on each flower, thus
leaving il as IT covered with red cher
rie5 No wonder II took her over Il
week, working all day, for the carpet
was from twenty-five To thirty feet
long and prop0rtlonalclf wide. llar
pet's Magazine.
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Constantinople. called by the Turks
Stamboul or STEAMBOAT, was originally
the ancient ely Of Byzantium Ia $50
L. G. the Emperor Constantine made II
the capital OF the Roman empire and
called il after his own name. The city
lies on an arm OF the sea called the
Golden Horn and is protected by a
great wall built by the Byzantine EN-
perors.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

At some amateur theatricalJ IN Vic
torla two people in the stalls, whenever
the heorne was kissed, kissed each 9th
er loudly and with ostentatiou. 1t turn
ed out that the man In the audience
was the husband Of the heroine, who
dlsapproyed Of her theatrical tastes
ana. with the help of an amlable friend,
took this way of reproylng them sgd
ney Anstralia) Bulletin.
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II can't understand how that young
lawyer lives. I've never heard Of him
having CLIENT
You hayen'tf Why, he Is one Of the
people who helped 10 break old Bigger
sons Will. He doesn't need clients. :"
Chicago Record Herald
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An Accomplishment 20 BE Revived.

Tommy Harduppe-Can you whistle,
Mr.. Wigwag? Wigwag-No, my boy.
Ny whistllng days are over. Tommy
Then you'd better learn again. Wig
wag Why Tommy-'Caus | heard
pop say he owed you some money and
you'd have to whistle for 1t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-25

Many a tongue shakes out is mas.
ter's undoing -shakespea1e
Douglas Island news., 1906-10-24
Congregational Church

"The World Turned Upside Down" This will be the theme of discourse in the First Congregational church, Doug las, on Sunday evening, Oct. 28th. at s o'clock. The Choir will render an ap- propriate anthem. You are invited to be present and worship with us. Rev. D. HoIford, B. D., Pastor.
 The Ladies League will meet in regu- lar session in the school room of the Congregational church on Thursday afternoon It ? o'clock. Visiting friends and helpers will receive a cheerful and hearty welcome. Mrs. D. Holford, President.
 The Undenominational Bible Class will meet thia evening in the school room of the Congregational church at 8 o'clock. It is expected there will be a vigorous discussion of the subject "Healing of Mother-in-Law." Come in and take part with us, you will be mrde most thoroughly welcome. Rev. D. Holford, Teacher.
 The young Peoples Social Club will meet in the scnool room of the Congre- Sational church on Friday evening this week at 8 o'clock. Ed. Christoe, Presi- dent, Miss Hazel Willis, Secretary.