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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
MORE POLITICS TO THE SURFACE
Colonel Taylor Of Norfolk Gives su.
perintendent Foster Good charac.
ter-WItness Indignant over the
Charges Made by Moore That OIL.
Gals Are After Graft,
Especial to the Daily Pr,.s.)

ST.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June g.
The sensation of the day in the East.
crn hospital investigation was the at
tempt of members of the investigating
committee to break down and dis.
prove the expert evidence given by
Dr. Edward Mcclure and DR.. r. o.
Bryan on Saturday. The Richmond
physicians had been called to testify
regarding the treatment of certain
patients of DR.. Williams. former
assistant physician at the hospital.
Their testimony was to the effect
that the treatment administered was
proper. This morning Chairman Sad.
der called DR.. Henderson to tho
stand aud cndeavorcd 10 show thai.
the statements made by the Rich
mond physicians were not founded
on medical facts. DR.. Henderson tcs-
tilted that he did not agree with the
Richmcnd experts that the same ply
steal treatment OF the sane and insane
was proper
DR.. j. b. Spencer, of williamsburg.
DR.. VIM d. Turner, of Isle OF Wight,
DR.. Southall, of the hospital aud DR..
d. }. King. of Williamsburg all tes-
tilted along the same lines as Dr..
Bryan and DR.. Mcclure.
Colonel Walter NJ. Taylor OF Nor
folk. for twelve years president Of
the board of directors, was an inter
esting witness. Colonel Taylor spoke
highly OF DR.. Foster, whom he said
was well qualified fer the position or
superintendent. Colonel Taylor made
the assertion that the hospital has
always suffered for lack of money He
resented the statement by j. S..
Moore that members OF the board
we're appointed for political purposes
and that they made all they could
out Of the position
A sensation occurred when Mr..
Bower stated al the end CT the
session that E. II. Cowles had stuck
a knife in his back because he had
voted for Thomas S. Martin for sena
tor. reducing his salary ten dollars
a month. Witness said Cowles said
he could appeared before the board
with better grace IL he had voted
for A. p. Montague.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
RAILROAD MEN OBJECT.
Employees DO Not Like Idca of Pay.
ing for Tickets.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June a.
me anti-pass provision Of the rail.
road-ratc bill was the SUBJECT OF ami.
mated discussion and decentralization
at the meeting OF the Association of
Hallway Special Agents of the United
States and Canada.
President w. G. Baldwin. CT Roa.
hoke Va, started the attacks by sue.
costing to the delegates he appon;-
ment OF committee to call upon
senator's and representatives anil
urge the elimination from the bill OF
the objectionable clause.
M r. Pettus, the C. e o. repre-.
sentative. declared tina, not a single
railroad company represented at the
meeting was in favor of the objection.
able provision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
De FOREST WIRELESS POLE
BLOWN FROM BANK BUILDING
Severe Storm Strikes Norfolk and
Does Considerable Damage to
Shipping.
INV Associated Press. J

NORFOLK. VA. June 6.-Norfolk
was tonight visited by severe cleo
trio and wind storm that did consid-
cradle damage in the city.
The high wind preceding the rain.
caused ships in the harbor to drag
their anchors. Houses ION the ont
skirts of the city were damaged
The DeForest wireless pole on the
roof of the Bank OF Commerce build,
Ing was partly destroyed. This pole
stood hundred feet high OH the
highest point in Norfolk. being on
the roof OF a twelye,story building.
Whether it was struck by lightning
or blown down by the wind is not
known. Only about fifty feet of the
pole remains standing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Congressman viii Speak al Old
Point Comfort.
SHAW TO SPEAK At CLIFTON FORGE
Union Men Are Anxioos to Meet the
Secretary of the Treasury-Repre
sentative Maynard Talks About the
Forts at the capes.
Especial to the Daily Press

WASHINGTON. D. c., June g.
Secretary Shaw has accepted all inyi.
tation extended by the people of Cliff.
ton Forge, Va, to address them on
July 4. On the same occasion Rep.
resentative Flood will speak 10 the
Central Labor Council of that place.
The people of Clifton Forge have
been DESTROYS of having Secretary
Shaw speak to them for sometime.
and 1t was only recently that he
could find time to accept heir invita-
tion. There are large number of
iiaboring people at Clifton Forge. and
their union has united in extending
to Mr.. Flood the invitation to adj.
dress them on the date named.
Mr. Flood will also speak at Old
Point Comfort. June 16. the occasion
being the annual meeting of the State
Bankers Association of Virginia. The
toast to which Mr.. Flood will respond
has not yet been chosen.
Representative Maynard said today
that the bill introduced by him some.
time ago providing for the expendi.
ture of 100000 for Notifications at
Cape Henry and Cape Charles would
probably be reported out of commit.
tee the early part of the coming
week.
Mr.. Maynard has just seen Repre-.
sentative Keifcr. who has charge OF
the bill, aHd lie has been informed
by him that he will try to have the
bill reported out in compliance with
the wishes of Mr.. Maynard.
This is one OF the most important
bills introduced in the house during
the present session of congress to
shipping interests of Virginia.
If the money desired is appropriate
ed and the work of fortifying this
territoy Is undertaken and carried
out by the government. shipping men
say that they will be benefited in
many ways. and the government. at
the same time, will add strong fortifi.
cations to this section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

was anything revolving" about that
III regard to the interior of the
work rooms, Mr.. Wilson said that
any person would be pleased with
their clean appearance before the
days killing and dressing is begun,
aud that persons not used 10 packing
houses might be disguyted with the
coalition of the same rooms several
hours later.
Rooms Are Scrubbed.
He continued. however. that there
were no unwholcsomc conditions
there. Every day. he said. all rooms.
tables. trucks and utensils of all
Kinds arc washed as clean as water
and scrub brushes can make them.
Suitable places were furnished the
workmcn to wash he said. and as.
serted that the men all carried
punches of cheese cloth. which were
used us towels. The men preferred
this. said Mr.. Wilson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Anarchists Threaten 10 XIII The
President.
KINGS TOO ARE on death LIST
Secret Service Men Learn Abou. a
Plot That Involves tn. chief Ex-
ecutive. the Kaiser, EDWARD Of Eng.
land and Happy Alfonso.
(By Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON, D.. c., June g.
Secret service officers are guarding
the person of the President with ex-
traordinary care. and will continue to
do SO for several months.
The reason of these unusual precau.
tions is the alleged discovery of an
anarchistic plot to take the life of
the President. Kaiser Wilhelm. King
Edward and the Gear. The attempt
on the life OF King Alfonso last week
is said to have been part Of this gen
eral plot.
Secret service men are now work
Ing In Wilmington, Del, and Paterson
Nj. trying to locate the gang Of
anarchists which is said to have
Matched the plot. The secret service
men have traced the anarchists from
Baltimore TO the Delaware and Jersey
cities. where trace OF them has been
lost. . /.
Secret service agents say'that there
is nothing more difficult to nnearth
than an anarchist plot, as the plotters
arc invariably foreigners, who can
hide themselves so readily in the
dives of the cities.
This attempt upon the life of the
President is the. first overt act which
GENES to the attention of the detect.
ives. F;'a9t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
QUARANTINE BILL IN DANGER.
Effort to Knock Out "shos-Gun"
Is Quarantine Fails,

1919 W MUCK Out "ShOS-Gun'i
Quarantine Fails.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. june G.
There is decided danger that the
quarantine bill Intended to give fed
eral aid in yellow fever guarantees
and which has passed the Senate
and House. will fail because OF a
deadlock among the conferees on the
seventh section of the bill. This sec.
ton provides that interstate traffic
may be carried on without interruption
through a State under yellow fever
quarantine. under certain regulations;
that Is. that through trains may mako
costing to the delegates the appoint.
or letting off passengers or freight
within the duarantincd State.
This section was placed in the bill
by the House. but it is understood
that certain of the house conferees
and also certain of the Senate con.
ferees are decidedly against the
amendment. 1t is regarded by those
who advocated it. as the only means
to suppress the Shotgun" quaran
tine. H
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
AN ENJOYABLE MUSICALE.
Given by Students OF Newport News
Academy al Casino

Given by Students Of Newport News
Academy at Casino.
An enjoyable musicale was given at
the Casino last night by the music de.
pnrtment of the Newport News Acai
envy. under the direction of Prof. Z.
d. Alsop.
An unusually interesting program
was rendered. feature being Il drill
by The smaller children. Several Of
the numbers were deserving of es-
pccial, mention
Tomorrow night DR.. r. Bruce Payne
of the University of Virginia will de-
liver the annual address to the Acad.
envy students.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

ties with the miners organization,
on the ground that the latter has not
lived up to its contract respecting
payment Of wage benefits.
An independent miners organlza-
ton will he formed. national in It's
scope. Two hundred diggers are EN-
ployel at the Hitchman works.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
MINORITY GETS EVEN.
Democrats Start Fillibuster and
Cause a Turmoil

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June c.
The members Of the minority of the
house believing that the majority had
taken undue advantage of them in
limiting general debate on the sundry
civil bill TO one hour today, started
another fillibustcr and for two hours
kept the house in turmoil.
Most of the time being given over
to discussion of the sale of the old
custom house in New York City and
the payment of the rental to the Nj
renee and the same charges aud de-
malls were made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Death Of An Infant.

Alley Saunders, 12-months.old. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Saunders
died at the home of his parents in
Maple avenue yesterday afternoon at
1 o'clock. Rev. R. C. Hubbard will
conduct the funeral service from the
house today at 2:30 O'Clock. Burial
will be made in Greenlawn Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders lost son a few
months ago. He was bitten by mad
dog.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
SENATOR CRANE TO WE'D.
Miss soardman, Mrs. Lonaworth's
Friend to Be tho Bride.
inv hccncInto.i pr,,.,N

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June G.
Announcement was made today of
the engagement OF Senator Winthrop
Murray Crane. of Massachusetts to
Miss Josephine Bcar,lman. one of the
most Intimate friends of Mrs. Alice
'Longworth. and sister of Miss Mabel
Boardman, president of the National
Red Cross Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Rrewers Meet in Indianapolls.
DIV Associated Press

IDy NSSOCIHteU PTeSS.1
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June g
The forty-third national convention of
United States Brewers Association
met today mt the Claypool hotel. Two
hundred delegates are present, repre-
senting nearly every State in the
Union and estimated capital of $780,
100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Sir Frederick Peel Dead.
{By Associated Press.)

LONDON. June 6.-'Slr Frederick
Peel died today. He was horn in
S23' and about fifty years ago held
Important government positions. From
1883 to 1865 he was secretary OF the
treasury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Woman Acquitted Of Murder.
(By Associated Preas

pY NbSVCIHHGU. FTPNS.T m"
MCNROVfA. CAL, June 6.-Mrs.
Albert Storrs. who was charged with
the murder of her husband. Roland
storrs, was discharged today.
Judge Northup held that the evidence
did not warrant holding her on the
charge. li!ii,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
sabv Girl Mad

May c. Walker two-years.oId died
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Walker, 227 Thirty
sixth street yesterday afternoon nj 3
clock. The o'clock from the resi-
dence by Rev. w b. Beauchamp Bur
ial will be made in Greenlawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Heavy Sentences fer Moving Spirits
fRy Assorjated p-rasa1

sTAUNTON. VA. June 6-Thomas
Shlflett, OF Albermarle, and j. w.
Tanner Of Madison, were brought
mere today and placed in Jail. each
having been fined 5000 and given
three months in jail for removing
concealed spirits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
Motorman Hurt in coIIlsion.

NORFOLK. June En- rear.ead
street car collision in South Norfolk
today Motorman F. f. Barnes OF
ono car, was badly hurt breaking
one leg until the bone projected
through the flesh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
EGYPTIAN GARRISON ATTACKED
Forty Persona killed-British Troops
to Take Hand In FIGHT.

IBy NSSOCInted PTeSS.1
CAIRO. EGYPT, June 6.-Word
reached here to the effect that a
native tribe has attacked the garrison
OF sallodi. Forty Egyptians were
Killed during the battle. A force OF
British soldiers has now been sent
in pursuit of the tribesmen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
MORE TROUBLE FOR soN,.
Chamber Of Deputies May Throw Him
Out in the Cold
fBy Associated Press)

PARIS. June 6.-The validity Of
Count Boni De Castellane's recent
reelection to the Chamber of Dsp-
nties is to he investigated. A con-
troversy has arisen as to the regu-
!nrity CT his election, and a contest.
ma; been inaugurated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
HIS CONSCIENCE EASILY Qu|E1ED
6razenIy Admits That He Kept tho
Money and Never even offered
Any of It to Men "Hisher Up" In
the company-s. 0. lisa GOOD
Friend of the Frick Company.
(By Associated preaH.N

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June g.
That he accepted gifts Of stock
amounting to $1,000 and money ag-
grcgating more than $4,000 from
coal mining companies during a pc
ROD of about three years was adj
mitted today by Joseph Boyer. chief
clerk In the Office of A. W. Gibbes.
superintendent of motive power of
The Pennsylvania.
Boyer's Salary 10 $225 Month.
Mr.. Boyer purchased the fuel used
III the locomotives for the railroad.
anu the doncrs were the officials of
the coal companies which furnished
the fuel to the railroad Ills salary
is 1926 Il month.
Mr.. Boyer named 1--WE companies
which allowed him from three to five
cents on each ton sold TO the railroad
company. He declared that he never
asked for the allowance. hut accented
IL because he believed he was follow
ing custom Of thei5depaftniant.
Forced to Accept Graft.
In fact one of the coal company
officials told him that he had paid it
before and wanted to continue paying
II to the witness. Mr. Boyer denisd
that he divided the money with any
other official of the railroad Ha
said he kept 1t all.
a. w. Gibhes. Mr. Boyer's superior
officer on the stand said he was
tinawars that such conditions existed
in his department. Mr.. Boyer said
he was at first dislnclined to- accent
the money. but after thinking 1t ovar
decided that he was doing nothing I'M
usual
Conscience Easily Quleted.
How long did you wrestle with
your conscience" querled Commits.
sioner Clements. The witness did
net know. i.s,
NJ. K. Reeves, assistant to Vice
President Pugh, admitted that he
had accepted stock from Colonel
George Huff and David p. williams.
Colonel Huff he said. purchased some
of his holdings in the Keystone Coal
and Coke Company. paying him $780,
900 for 1t. Mr.. Reeves stated that
he has known Colonel Huff since boy
hood and declared the latter knew
he was not in position to favor
him when the stock was presented.
8. & o. Favors Frlck.
A number of employees OF the Bal
ttmore & Ohio railroad were sxamin..
ed during the afternoon session and
the commission, through j. p.
Muhlfeld. general superintendent of
motive power, learned something con.
corning the arrangement between the
railroad and the Fl. c.. Frick Coal
Company concering The repairing OF
cars.
Mr. Muhlfleld stated that the Frick
company had an advantage over 9TH
or coal companies, but was unabls
to tell why. He said 1t had been the
practice for the last ten years. but
he did not know the terms Of the
agreement il one existed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07
MINERS REPuDlATE UNION.
Men Decide to Call Strike of and
Go to Work.
NV Assnriated press)

WHEELING, w. Va. June 6.-By q
two'thirds vote, striking miners of
the Hltchman Coal Company. at Nc.
Mechen decided to apply for work
at the mines today, thus ssvering the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-07

Cloudy and warm
Thursday and Friday;
south TO southwest
winds.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-20
n SU RR RISE:

On last Monday night, Sept,
Eth, there was Q surprise given at
tho homo IT Mr.. Charlie Brokers,
1t being their nth. wedding
Anniversary. 1t was well attend.
cd. Those present ~ere
Mr., Booker aud family. Mr. Irwin
and wife. Mrs. Elliott and son;
Rev, Kennsy aud wife. Mr., Gull
ton and family. Mr.. Howard and
family, Mr. SCOTT and family,
Mrs, Atkisson and family, Mrs:
Mcbride and daughter, Mr..
Melton, wiis aud sou. Mira.
CowDey..and son, Mr.. Kenney and
family. Mr.. REEVES and family
Mr., Williams. wife aud sou, Mr..
, Simon aud wife. Mrs; Horton aud
family, Mrs. Ina Hoffsrth, Mr..
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-20
Rocky Valley items.
BY Country Girl.

Alex Prsedholm Of Emerald
place spent Sunday afternoon
With Emil Frisk Of Elan H'!l'.
Maype Agse aud family spent
Sunday with MT. Hegbsrg ard
wife,
Julia. mario and Hannah Done!.
son who hare been sojournisg in
Denver and Kansas city returned
home Wednesday morning.
Amanda Donelson sp"nt FRIDAY
and Saturday with Ida and Clara
Rrisk.
Martin Miller attended the pie
.upper at stoney poi"' Saturday
night.
Fred Hegbsrg who has boon
spending a month with h's parents
Mr.. geghsrg and wiiS w.il re'"rn
home Monday night.
! Mary Kennedy spent Saturday
and sunday with D 'rihra b'c'd'
holm
4 +. W. No"kwk purchased {" nc"
hnr.s and an.'Iy tho other day,
II Mr. Freeri.kson VI CubooI W.
at EIhu Hills Saturday ,ransact,"l
business.
Ida and ENer Frisk visited Gro,
: Rosds schuol Friday aitcr noon.
Alice Colson spent Sunday viii
, her sister Mrs. Ryan Of Norwood.
: Little Teddy Lindholm who hs
been III the creator part OF th
summer hus almost entirely icco'
lesod.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-20

f d g.
Mr.. Lynn cat his iuot quite sew.
srIy ono day Last week and was
laid up Tor several days,
Esther 1rIsk spent Sunday nigh.
with Msbsll Hsgberg.
Mr, and mrs. oxlsy Colson ere
the proud psrsats 81 . big baby
girl born Thursday Sspt,7
John Russell visited Campbell
School Friday after noon. !
mrs. L, Russell Who has been
visiting her daughter xrs. Magma
son Of Kansas city for three weeks
returned home Wednesday morn.
ing.
Mrs B. Green and children OF
Mtn. Grove arc visiting MI. Dick
Green and wife this woek.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-20

rIAaaauf $500 lrsN .
DxcAsooL elsl
Tks iarnsrs pisais Il Dssid
Al. ~ 20 ~ : success soms
SSyy ass naples d sprn. trait
- sysgssablss wsss exhibited
PisssAns Grove sshool opened
Sept. Ord. with Miss Leon : Beck
- ssseAsr.
Ars. Dosis Styles gsvs qsilt-
ina Sept. III. 10 honor Of her sis
isrs Mrs. Rafferty, and Mr,, Sheets
|of OkisbomA Z number Of ladies
were present and reported An en-
ioyabls tins.
NJ. Naiberg and wife Nra.
Frsdr,cksoa and Cyrus Mslbeg
we're y,sisors nj Rev, Carly aud
family Of vsrveI last week.
Sadie Mcdowell Ida and Anns
YoImer took dinner with Nellie
Sjobsrg last Sunday.
Elmer Carlson Of Simmons town
attended church and Sunday
school 81 pleasant Groys churcl
Sept. the second.
Mr.. and Mrs Coates of Hamilton
Crack spcn. last Sunday with Nj
waisons.
Miss Dsisy Murrell who recent
lily returned from the Columbi
/ University lett for Granden NJ
/ last Saturday who're she has acceT
. ted = position as teacher.
Bev. Partbcrg OF Springfield u
made o short visit with frierds ,
Pleasant Grave Sept. . lott Sun
. morning tor MI. Grove No.
:tvs Malbcrg aud Hanna Inrsc
= left Tor Springfield Iu 'day m,ri
!. ing whsrc they VIII visit fr,ent
' aud relatives.
|. Mis-, AUna And,rsJh called ,
Mrs. Cunningham lasi rhars!av
LII Mr.. and Mrs. Frod,icks0n al
/. daughter Julia were guests OF NJ
ID Amundson one day last week.
y Miss Anns and Ida Halo ape
: Sunday at Elm Brook Farm.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ladd "
I'd were here on their bridal trip
" turned TO Kansas City last weel
:, We'll Country Girl" don't "
/. for two much Of a god time.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-20

s. nsath asim Death ~ si1tttte ~ - CLAIM.
~ m sjsaia Giass Doas MINI sil6 nff dau-
shinr * NJ. aaa mu Nsaloas une1se IS Anf eppl,
! aisAat DoeID - taken Siek u A10s 6pA hya bed
q suffsrise alaast Al ~ tins Sinss spaed her
suffering 5spk nos Gstef Dcsis l1as husband
md iour chirsu father and mothsr sysgsl hthas and
lister, and host Of friends TO mourn bar With it was
hard for her Is savs her ianily a dsath but
VS. ready 70 90. ssgsI Is - So
Sister Doois was bornsd Nay 1885 and did Sept, the
1905 Her bsrsavsd family has the writer's 49, sympathy
A Sister ~ loved i sons.
Ayoice 70 loved = still.
place 10 vacant in hef homs.
Which never can he filled.
Her body isnow beneath thsacd,
Her soul We trust is with orr God.
But IN heavens bright and fowsry plain,
trust We al shall meet seain.
Written by . friend,
EN-.
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NOTICE

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Ger with Thirty years experiences
Terms reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed Address.
T. II, Mccall.
Fowler Mo.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
For the JAH.Vllie Union Sabbath
School, Sep, .23 1906
Lesson Gal. 5-l5-26 s6-7-s.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-20

MabIv Hegberg took supper
- A. nA:o. N,,l,, IL, IOot
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Lesson Gal. 5-l5-26;::G-7-s
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"a, LOCAL T 4 4 ID
IN psllsy sllisa = ~ !!
1ssIss 1saada,
Ppsh Pei llazphv sad I = 7
/ Lal.1s sauy = 49,. I
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49, sAis vssk . 80 sssssAt q
~ -. bsiag svsy iren boz.

~, oliver Balsasa sallsl . tkis|
Ovy,cs Mesasy and reported ere
Il M sbildssn aelts sisk'n prss.1
IN
Little Elijah Bflssgar Who wss'
ltSss b. 1 lsoss horse q school
ons day last sssk, e ssls Y es.
ept again.
Let the voters ut the election n
November 90 r. the Polh and vote
for Pat Murphy ! man Who has
proved himself to be . MAJ for
the intsrssts Of the people who
elected him And while voting
fos Pat Murphy do not forget Mr..
Durnell Ed. Of the Cshool
Times,
We want to trade the folio win 4
farm for . clean stock Of genera
msrohsnd,se, ''of course we vi.
not refuse the Cash I" But q
there 10 any one who wants e
trade a good stock Of goods io'
this farm call on US or write n
tn this OFFICE.
l20 acres Is Acres 10 cult 30 acre
bottom land. the rest 10 land, good farm
Ing land. 1000 fruit trees. lgood dw ell
ing house 2 rooms down and 2'n.s.i
and an l.. l barn IA Il. high 30 n wild
90 II. long. plenty Of stock water an
we'll at door, COED school house in
mile. church IN II mile. and Out building
paled 10 garden, fencing good. 100 acr'
under fence. good timber Price $3.50