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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03
Large bodies move slowly
congress has at last decided to
vote on the rate question, and a
date has been set.

udte HAS DeGn SET.
1t is not a matter of how long
we shall live, but how we shall
live. What pleasant old world
this would be if every person
would mind his or her own bus
mess, and not take the trouble
to indulge in morbid gossip
What q worry it is to some peo-
pile not to be able to find out
everything that is going on at
their neighbours house look at
the gossip's home and you will
readily detect the lack of atten-
tion to their own affairs. A
home for gossips would be a val
liable acquisition to our other
state buildings, more especially
that for feeble minded gossips
and curiosity seekers.
The "Guillotine' will prob
ably be the name of some Par
sian creation If the labor trou-
BILE in Paris is not settled soon.
The name would be suggestive
at least.
Prophet Dowie will perhaps
get the state agency for some
company now that he
has demonstrated his ability as
a diplomat and orator?
Mondamin
DR.. Harmon of Onawa visit
ed in Mondamin a short time
Saturday evening between
Trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crewdson
of near Woodbine visited here
over Sunday with relatives.
The seasonable weather Of
the past ten days was ended by
a twenty four hours rain Mon
day and Monday night.
The fruit trees here are COW
cred with blossoms and if they
are not injured by frost or flood
we have the promise of an
abundant crop.
Miss Cora Clinkinbeard was
on the sick list last week but is
now better.
f. w. Graves lost a valuable
mare last week. He has i'm
proved the looks of his place by
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03
Mrs. S. H. Morgan is repor-
ted considerably worse.
A. H. Rockwell Hurt.

A. H. Rockwell was quite Sc
rious|y hurt yesterday. He
was trimming trees in front of
his residence on North Sixth
street when he slipped and fell,
breaking his right arm at the
shoulder. DR.. McGavren was
called and reduced the fracture.
1t is quite a serious injury for
Mr.. Rockwell, as he is seventy
years of age, and the break is
in a very bad place.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03
Hail, Omaha.

The election in Omaha, yes
terday, convinces us more than
ever, that a man is never sure
OF anything until he gets it in
his throat and can't get it up
or down, thon he knows he has
it. The unexpected happened
and the democratic ticket in
Omaha, with two exceptions,
was elected by ranging from
one to three thousand majority.
This is the first time in sixteen
years that Omaha has elected a
democratic mayor, which is
glory enough for one day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald of
Kansas City left yesterday af-
ternoon after a short visit with
the Pratt family. Mrs. Mac
Donald is asisterof Mrs. Pratt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03

Miss Mary Bell, of Council
Bluffs, is in the Valley the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Shelton.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03

j. II. Dimmick is in Omaha
today on business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03

Prophet Dowie will perhaps
get the state agency for some
insurance company now that he
has demonstrated his ability as
a diplomat and orator?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03

Miss Carrie Fry is again at
her position in Douglas restau-
rant.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-05-03

Mrs. 7. L. Finley, son and
daughter spent yesterday in
Logan the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Harvey.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
p cnHee when Non want 3

Don't take sooop coffee when vou wani
ArbuCklcs' ARlOSA Coffee. which Is
sold only in scaled packages and neyci
loose cut uf a " scuop."
A gruCcr may recommend n loose CT.
fec at ~ much pound. Ic Is all right.
lie means wei. II he HANDLED the coffee
himself. frUm che tree g. you, yOu might
well trust him impliCTtly
But be does not
lie may Know something about coffee.
lie may think he dos. but let that pas.
Bic buys il Loose From whom You
don't knOw-if You did Il would not
mean anything. lie trusts the man be
buys Il from--maybc a salesman, maybe
a Wholesaler. maybe a little heal roastcr
u dOCs not matter. What do they know
about Coffcel More than the grO0cT ?
Perhaps.
Where do they get their coifccl
Where does Il come from
Whose hands touched Il last?
Where had they bccnl
They can't tel Java from Brazilian by
the lOOks after Il Is roasted. and Il takes
a man, expert by years II practiCal co.
peTienCe, Ia sclcci sound, sweet green
Cutice Of high cup merit and another
man with the knowledge and experience
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

b proportion and blend for uniform re.
suits IN the cup First they must have
the supply o. preserve uniform quality.
ArbuCklCs buy more cuifCc than ans
four other concerns in the world Cum.
hined. and their coffee is the must uni
form. Then the roasting.
The Brazilian AmbassadoF tells M
that embarrassing Is an art" was thg
court testimony Of a world famous chem.
Isl. Where are artists more likely Co fnd
crnployment-manipuiaiing a little roast.
81 OT in the ATbucklc mills. where the
yearly roast amounts o. the hundred
million p0undsl
boat take sCoop coffee. bus buy n
package of Arbuckics' ARlOSA. Take
Il hume and kccp the bean intact until
ready o. use. We hcrnetically seal each
bcan after roasting with n cuating Il
fresh eggs and granuia;ed sugar 20 Close
the pOrcs and Preserve the havUT. a lit
tic warming makes II easy ID grind and
DEVELOPS the flavor. Coffee deteriuraies
Il exposed o. the air--it also oollccts
dust and absorbs impurities. That Is
why YOU shUuld 4" BEWARE OF THE
SCOOP"
II your grocer will not sell YOU the
genuine Arbuckles' ARlOSA Coffee Il
val u greatly TO your advantage TO buy
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

quick fcint h. threw the other OF his
guard, and then. bounding ufpon him.
threw his legs rOund his hull neck
In the hope Uf hearing him 10 thu
ground with the sudden shock. With
below Of rag. Horde John squeezed
him limp In his huge arms: and then,
picking him M. cast him down upon
the floor with a force that might vel
have sTlinteTed bone 80 two. had not
the arr her with thu most perfect cool
ness chung 60 the osher's forearrns 60
break his fall. As II was n druppsd
upon his feet and Kept hts balance,
though a sent a jar through his frame
which 81 every joint a-crraking. he
bqunded back from kis f'erilous foe
m n: hut the other. heated by the
bout. rushed nadly after him. and -
gave the DTartis,d wrestler the very
vantage for Which he had planned. As
big John flung himself upon him. the
archer duckef under the great r 4
hands that ciutchcd Tor him. and.
catching his man round the thighs.
hurried him over his shouider-hriped
IS much ny his own mad rush a. by
the trained strength of the heave. To
Alleyn~'s eye. u was as ~ John had
taken unto himself wings and nown.
As h. HURLED through the air. with
giant limbs revolving. the lads heart
was in his mouth: for surely NJ man
ever yet had such a fan and came
scathless out q u. In truth, hardy az
the man was his neck had been as
suredly broken had he not pitched
bad first on the very midrlT 20 the
drunken artist. who was slumberinE 30
peacefully IN the corner. an unaware
q these stirring doinEs The Iuckiess
thinner. thus sud- My brought out firm
his drains. sat up with a piercing yeli
while Horde John bounded hack into
En-" circle almost as rapidly as h, had
isft a.
"One mnre fan. ~ al tn saints"
~ cried. throwing cut his arms.
'NDt l." guoSh the archer. pulling On
his ,iDthos. 4 have coFn. well out q
IN busiaDss. 7 would sooner VIZ site
with ~ great hear - Savarr,"
't' was q trick'" cried John.
ave was a. nv my ten hn-er-
bones n o. n trick that viii ada a
proTer man o. the ranks q the Com
parv'"
"Oh. for that" said the other. count
II not n ~. or 7 had prurnisei rnyseif
n god hour ago that 7 should 20 with
thee. since tho NE seems o. - n rood'y
ana proper orc. We would faln have
had the feathrr-had"
(Te D. Cenfinncd Nrrf WeefN
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

CataTrh 4 NJ; oaiy dsngcruus hut q eauses
bad bTealh. ulccraiioa, deagh and decav g
bonss. los e q 'nkiRg and ruasuuisg pu~rF
Kills amh.iiun aad encrEy. 'ficn causes los
q appetits, ial.gesiisa. dys7e9sia. raw thru;
and rrachrs 90 gcccrai deti,ity. itiocy al
iEsanity. u needs atteuilun % cnre Cure
u with Gauss' CataTrh Cury. !, D. aqu.Ck. r..sii.
cal. pcrmancnt sur. bcCausC q res TIE system
u tie poisou germs that cause oaiarrh.
On order O. prove O. eli Who are suffering frCsn
tins dangcruus ard ioa;hsouc diaeass that
Gauss caiar=a Car MI aS;ualiy Curv any ozss
q Catarrh quickly, ~ matter haw lous s,aEi.ng
90 how b-d. Z vii scud TRIAL FackaEs BY mail
frcs - III cusi. Ssnc as your name ani addrrzs
to-day arl ;he trOaiuscui MI tc scui vuu Nv re-
tuEa mail. Try o. !; w.il pol.t.yriy curc -
that y"a Nill b. wricumci inst,ai 81 shuuned
~ youf frisads &. l.. GAJ.s,. sGo Aain 81.
narEhAll. aloh Fil cut CoLpoa belOu.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

iTE Tor any hraV. lad g. PACK u up.
Nl'rs Eussd iuan can ALWAYS earn "a
r.. TIr,.ifi D. o.. D.. X up "a
Geo NAV ar EIe rr.. r lHf ia Z
r'arh b's hal GO Hfd .. =. hfwl r.
Ay.. u % ready nd H rrH'a.r -.
Nd q. o.. 2 o. .rI o. % H 90 o. dos
ara a.. sr'''s o.. .lfl a.. m a. uss
~ t.E % .. fT.e ,TfTrf.. ND q b.
. nv disr..HErr. r Sir g. uin IA
tour ard ~ White rmrary,"
'Sir g. D. l.at.lr ard tn White
COMPANY shouted the trav-llsrs.
draining ~ their roblcts.
Well qE1n nd. mes braves, n l. for
me e. hll your cuts AGAIN. sine you
have drainod them o. my dear lads a
the white jsrkin. Hoia. mon anre.
bring vine ard ale. How runs the Old
Ftava--'
wen drink .r'p-sfh-r
r" tn FFay s.rzr feather.
And o. ths laui uhrr~ The cray re.-s
Hew"
re roartd out The catch "A a harsh
unmusical voice. ard ended with n
shout 20 laughter. = trust int 7 am
better bowman than q Ministries
said NJ.
-Methlnks Z have sorae remembrance
20 the NJ" remarkss tn gieeman.
runnirg his nnT-rs over the Swings.
Hoping that Il win glve thee NJ
o9ence. mast holy sir'-wish a vicious
snap "a Alleyne-"'and with the Kind
PERMIT 81 the eompany. win ventUre
upon "a
Many a time IN tAe aft-r days Al
leyne Edricksoa SEEMED 90 See that
scene. for al that - many Shieh were
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

rs IN, tooth Of Peter IL would Be n
lad thing u could nSs muster many
a Ham. tunshire man Who would be
r.ady {, strike o. under the rid nag
. -. George. and tn m1re - n sir
Nigel l.uTinE 20 Crtstchurch. should
don haub-Tk once more and take the
O. "A q "a.
"Ah. you would indeed b. In luck
then cu"ih tn w0odman. TOR u N
said that. setting aside the prince. and
rnayhgp good old SIR John Chandua
there was not In the whole army q
man 20 such tried couragc."
IL r. sooth. every % a." the archer
answered. q have SEEN him with
these two eyes IN a stricken aeld. and
never ala a man carry himself BITTER.
Mon Dicu! YES. yc would not credit u
90 look AZ him. OF Co hearken g. his
soft voice. but from the sailing from
Orwell down % the foray 10 Paris. and
that r. clear twenty :-cars. there vas
not skirmlsh. oufaIl. sally. bushmena.
escaiado. CO battle. but Sir Nlg~i was
IN the heart of q. I 70 nov % Christ
church with q letter 90 him ~ RtF
Claude f.atour. e. ask him N h Nln
TAXI the place 20 SIR John Hawkwood:
and there = the more chance thar ~
Ntn " bring one OF two ilkeiy men
~ my heels. what say you. wooarnaa:
W.T. ,save the bucks 20 ioose . SHAFT ai
The forester nhook hls bad Il nav.
wife and child ~ Emery Down.- auofh
h; ~ we..d not leave thsm for sach
Yes then. yOuns slrF- suhsa N
arehsE
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20
=ayety and grace to his grim. war
Wtn eguipmeF'

sayety and grace to his grim. war
WUfn eguipmeF'
La petite H. frightened. said d "a.
An cost Iamuur. Iamuur' ca"
tFl. tFfrF - TT.rsh. whi,h WI -. X
O. NY throat. I must wash n O 4
.in s.tl.. -HHd E.E ~ ale. ~ Uy
ats' earn rHdrs. there D. ~ dfur 4
I'r,f,h H. 4 iv ~ tidy and I an a
o.. Eua "a lua man. Slmkin ~ 3 u
- uarlr. and tel yuu. mss amis a.
A warns my vrry neart-ruuts O. 80
NY feet on the dear I'D Land o.
more when 7 came OT IN galley ~
Hythe. this very day Z down On nv
hones. and I Kissed the ES"l brow n
earth. az Z kiss the nsw. ma bale. for
A Was EIGHT long years sine ! had
seen n. The very smell - N So rned
llfe 60 me-. But where arr my sin ras-
ealsf Hola. theFel I'm avant'"
Al thu order six men. drvssed 40
common drudges. mas I'D Rulemn y
into tn rom. each barring a huge
bundls uF.an his had. They formed N
military line. while tn soldier stnod
An front - thin with stern EYES.
choking OF their several packages.
s.Nurnl,er one-a French fcather-b-d
vita tn two oouhterr.anes 20 Shiae
San4eil- said ~.
Herr. worthy sir" answered the
nrst % the bearers. laying \ great
pasIzaRe d0Wa IN Tn corner.
s.NuTnber tWe-seven els ~ rcd
Turkey cloth ana nine els q cioth g
rid. Pvt % DIVA ~ the other. God
dame. ] prythee give each q thee
men q bSttrine - wine OF JACK 90
ale Three-a fsli pseee 81 waste
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

Genoan velvet with twelve els oi
purple silk Thou rase 4. Their u
dirt On IN. hem Th"u hast brushed
q against some wall. cuauin'"
"Nut l. must worthy sir" cried ths
carTi,r. shrinking away from tn fierce
eyes q thu bow man.
Il say yes. dog ny the thrce kings
have sen man gasp Gut his
breath for ltss. Had you Euns
through the pain and uncase that
have done O. earn th,ss things you
would o. az NOR care. I swear by my
ten finger ir1nes that there Is nj one a
them that hath rot Gust its weight iu
Frcnrh bluf,l' Fuur-a incense-boat.
q ever - silver. a gold buckle. AM a
cope worked in pearls. found them.
CamaTad.s. "a the church q - IFnls
In the harrying % Naghpnne. and ]
took them away with M best th'y
FAN into IN hands Z the wicked.
Fivs-a cloak - FUR turned mr. with
rnlnsyer n gold goblet with stand md
cover. and lax - fusr-'.'lurnd .uE1'
See that YOU lay them tur'th"r. six
n box - MONEYS. thTra ruundz q T.
f1uusin. ruif-vurk rgir - "is
r,Ivsr t1r-.d grd 'ae'" store =
rarI-~ Nr.u. g. ~. 'H'y .s COVE
fI.t'' F'-c b. great Hr'.'". ani you
r1av -"
900 vhi'har worthy dr." asked on"
- ~ Carriers
aWhIfh.rr To- thr devil. n " VII
WIT fs IL Co. me- N.v. ma I.H. g.
SUNNI t.rir q cold CATIONS. mop
sr,ss = Irar0. u- what Won v.I. a. IN
n ask ur two = ~. right C..rHvy 7
nav .rau.rs la nv rs-rh nv sweet.
and rrrun o. s'.rI them. Bring in
vino WIN. ~ 'Hl ~ 'r.ssiur. Iiu-
yorr nv Irnv. rHa' Va shan each
efrr'v "a st.uu with me-
II.ra was a- .0.r which ~ com
many In an English inn. q that -
ory ,tbrr dat. a-.. s.a-. 2. r.fls.. tn.
04-.rs ,-,-. rrrth.~,I auH came
N-ck with IN. White f.rm dripping
oy.r th.Ir .sr.s Two = ~. uuof-
rrsn r-I 'Nr.a 80 'ha lHru-.-e drl-k
sb.lr ,u-ti.rs ~ tur-I..ffy rri 'r.af.-
"a N ,.-.,h.r ~ ,h.i- h.-7.s wen.
dlsf4rt 4-l ,h. hour lr'. ~. tn rs
b1,.y.- Dew ,'...- i.vf-r ~.
rl7r. = t.r.- o. o.. rrt' ~. ~ a-
nan TIN. r. -hprIIr ar..m.r u
trJ hmm n d.. sf..f ,.p arl ~
h,tr,r.If-.. .-I IA r;...i tr,m Nh
his sword his gu.v.r a-l hrs "a .r',I
Ig-r.l-.,g .o ~. tn u his varied
mn - -rt-J.r Ir m. ,.rr.-. Nv.
vi,h his 'bH,k a-I som vhrt bow. =
rs str.,.b.t ~ g,.-t nh. hr4z.. his
-. q Ill, ,b-.-.. ..,.. . ana n goo,
g,t.-t g., ~ - ....I.F o. n. looked
-. ,..tu,. - ,.,,s-' "a f-u.,l-f.'-
t.,..bf,. ~ N.-r..., TO-. b.d s.g'-
80 81 49,. ,tt,r ,r.r.. - ,,ts,. I-,-rn
wis vhisb md h.. hili.n hv his
=. -. g.. ,r.s.',.,
"a 80, -, 80. -
-, 49,
:. -, - .,,-,,g
a. -, an 80, ,,, 80
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

from US direct. Send rs 81. 20. postal ~
express money order. and We viii scnd
10 pounds IL ATbuCklCs' AkIOSA IN q
strong wO''ticn hos. transportation paid
tD yOuT freight station. Pricc huCtuatCs
and cannot bcguarantocd f0T any period.
You cannot buy as good cufcc tor the
money under any other name OF loose
by the pound. More the Coace viii
cone in the original packages bearing
the signature d Arbuckle Bros, WhiCh
entities yUu To free pTcsents-i0 pounds
10 signatures. New book with Coi0rcd
piCtures u " beautiful useful presents.
viii be seat free II you write. You cas-
wTtic =, and see the book before yOu
0IiCr ...- StfiCc.
The ,.r,scrt department Is an old in
stituiisI with US o. add q little senti-
ment 90 the business.
PRICE IS NO EVIDENCE OF
QUALITY!
ARlOSA Is just as likely to suit your
taste as coffee that custs % or 81 CENTS
a pound. IL aids digestion and. increases
the power and ambition O. work.
Address cur nearest Office:
ARBCCKLE BROTHERS
. y, W ~ SCI strsst Nsu yark CITY. BTt.s
4 ~ - ifea Assnnr. Chtcarn Va iEpaa
~. ~ Aye and Wolf -. pitfsharFh - nspf.e
~ a'ath sesstta strsst. -. Lsli- No IsTs,S
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

stranger ana more stirring Were soon
o. crowd upon him. The fat. red-facsd
glcemah. the listening group. tn afch-
~ with appraised finger bcatinE in I me
Co. tn music, and the huge Hpra liu &
neuF- % Horde John. all thrown INTO
ri Hrht and black shadow hy the
fiickeFing fire On the centrs-mem0ry
Nas 90 come often lovingly hack o. q.
81 the time h. was lost In admiration
az tn deft way IN which TIE j"nelrur
disguised the lpss % his two missing
ia which ~ troiied out his little ballad
n tire outland bowmen. which ran IN
some such fashion an this:
''what 81 the bow
The how vas mad. IN England:
II Nod q EnrIish bows:
So msn Who arr fire.
Love tLs 90 ysw.tr-e
Aui the lard uh-f~ thu rev tree gruWs
what - ~ cordf
10" ord vas mase IN Eng'aFd:
3 lurl fhT' '-swm~n k've:
=, u,Il draln eur lacks
III. tn Euritsh NaN
And tLy land vh'r the hemp VAS W1ys.
What - N, shaff
ID. slaft vas cut IN Fnsiabd:
1 lr- shaft. n strong shaft.
Iarl-I lul trim ani true:
- vs.l drink al tarrthrr
T. IT, gray g,slse feafhrT
NrI To- land vLrrr the gray eOose ~.
Wi1' - the rsnf
o.. men usrr Bird IN England:
no hHurHtu o., teemen-
To-. Dad. - dlh. aud fen
Her ~ yun and o. yoH'
IT, ~ heart. that err isse .
And tn Land y here the true heaFts dEcl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

Wen sung. ny my HIT" shouted the
4r,h.r In hirh delight. "Many a
rl-ht have ! hard that song D tn IN
tn Old WARTIME and after. IN ths days
2 tn White Company. when Black
simon - Norwich would head n"
stavn and four hundred 20 tn y
howFn that ever drew string w0ud
com. roaring In uron the choTus !
have seen ~ John Hawkwoo1 'ho
Same who has Ia haf the cornrarv
into Itl1y stand laughing IN his D "a
re D.. hard II. until his pilates ra't' !
again. Tut - rst the fun smark =
n So must yoursslv.s h English bow
mon. and D.. far OF upon an Outland
s.il"
IL -7sgss mo-" ~ cried. ''hov all
vuu lusty fellows can hide scratch ~
Ipur hacks ~ home when Their ar
such duings over the seas. Look AZ
what have 7 % do7 TITS bu' SO
~. - The cord. the cord % the shaf',
ard N. shaft o. the mark Therc IL
~. hi. sons 20 a.
YOU see what the wage brings. be
answered 4 at q the best tr q
my friend and ask no friend -
tr,at mo clan a silk gown uToh
my girls hack Sever n knights lazy
shan D. better betrimmed and b
trink.t-d Row - all that. mon ra--
con- And how 20 the hear % tin .
that you can see fer yourselves In
yond.r cornsr7 They are from 80
South French. every one. upon whom
7 have bcDn making war. by my hit
carnarnd,s. 7 think that may let my
plumber sY.ak for Itself"
Though there may be peace between
our own provinces and the Fr~nch.
~ within the marches - Francs
there is always war. for the country
- much divid.d against itself. and n
furthcrrnorc harrisd by bands % fay
ers. skinuers. Brahacons. tardvenus.
and the rrst - them. When every
man's grin b On his neighbor's throat.
and every fvc-sous- piece q a baron n
marching with tuck - drum o. hght
whom ~ viii II would b. a strange
thing u i've hundred brave English
tsOys could not pick up a living. Now
that sir John Hardwood hath gone
vTtth The Fast Anglican lads and the
Nottingham woo1nen into TIE ssrv-
i~e ~ sha Marquis 90 Montferrnt ~
hrht against the Lord of Milan. tn ~
are hut ten-score of us ieft: vet ] NAV
~ able 90 bring some back with ne Il
on the ranks % the White Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
VIRGINIA TEAM
WELL RECEIVED
Captain Wallace, of State Rifle
Team. Which Went to Geagirt,
Tells of Hospitality.
TRIP DID IMMENSE GOOD
State Should Have q Coach and
Contest for Selection 10 Get
Good Team.

a Tlmes-Disratch man yesterday saw
Captain Charles VI Wallace. a. member OF
tue state rifle team. which has just re-
turned from Seavlrt. where they parucl-
pated in tAe national match. and the
matches Tor the Hale and Dryden tro-
piles. and also iu many of ;he individual
rnntclcs.
captain Wallace said that nearly all the
members OF tie team qualified ar La-
.-ul marksueu, certain percentage
being required 70 win the badge Al tae
DIR ranges they acquitted themselves
wel. making sometimes scores equal to
t.c experts But the longer ranges. where
heap of -anef is required .n adlit 'ou
target. taeir lack of experience was
4ea last t..fn.
Everybody was charmed ,u see us.
snit Captain Wallace. when t.e team
t.- marched iuto camp We Colid hear
0l every band. Glad 20 see YOU. Viz
rIl.4" The eutiTe team were given cards
at t.e national Rife AssociatAr Club.
-- unusual honor. aud experts AID army
officers ut,c very friendly and seemed
ca-Dr 90 a4rart Information. Lieutenant
* say t.r crack rlflemau from Delaware.
-.rN-d ls tae proper position for lying
t"tst. ta- Jersey experts tod ls unW o.
t.. .II'r ua.I. TIE OHIO ana District
ut tu.H-H..I uDu We're ALSO tsry nice anna
generous R.t. Information. whsle ! A.
Ii. q. tls lf.lt revolver s.nt from Sew
) .fk showed US Tie proper method %
Na... raf.r- u.r pieces. how - ..cl Ken 'le
trigger rll. rNr'a..ei al about n-irtse.
t.l r.tat other t.tnSs RAioa were ~ iin-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Governor Addresses Blues.

The Richmond Light Infantry Dues
battalion. which was inspected Saur-
day night 80 the Capitol square 10y Lieu
tentn-Colonel Joe Lane stern. called at
the mansion and paid their respects %
the Governor. He made brief add
dress TO them I'm a very happy vein. Tee
fcrring to the long and honorable ca
reer Of the command I'm its century and
quarter OF existence. and 90 ite achieve
ments and proficiency during that time.
The Governor congratulated the bows
upon their good showing. and expressed
confidence that the future OF the Blues
would be worthy OF their glorious past.
vrcd.cting that they would add new
iaurels at the jamestown Exposition.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22

toilers whose days are spent in heat,
dust, ugliness, suffocation. dare not
stop. During the usual vacation Pc
Rod they must work harder than
ever, for it is "out of season." the only
work they get is the cheapest kind
Of "slop work" and they must do
more of it in order to live at all.
Mary awoke with a burning fever
in the morning. She tried to get up
and go to work, but only staggered
and fell to the floor. A neighbor
found her there later in the day.
Word was sent to the shop and doc
tor called in. Ben himself came to
though she did not know him, he sat
at her beside a long time. He had a.
nurse sent in and obtained a first
class physician and told them to get
her whatever she needed.
Ben had not fallen heir to for
tune, but he had been saving every
cent. possible, living on next to MOTH
IN, hoping that some time he might
have enough money to make Mary
then he would dare ask her to for
give him and take him back. Now
that Mary needed care he spared moth
in, thought 1t would leave him as poor
as at first She was i'll several weeks,
and Ben devoted himself outside work
hours to seeing that she was properly
cared for. And it was due to him that
at last she woke from the long fever,
sane, hopeful. but very weak And
then at last they came to understand
each other and Mary never went back
poor, Of course, but Quietly happy
and content