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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-03-15

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panies at from S6to $40 per acre.
On this land this year has been produced up
wards of twenty-five bushels of wheat to the acre
tits aisothe best of grazing land and for mixed
farming il has no superior on the continent.
Splendid climate, loyY taxes, railways conven-
lent; schools and churches close at hand.
Write for ssTwentieth Century Canada and
low raj way rates to SUPERINTENDENT OF IMM-
CITATION, or 10 authorized Canadian Agents
CHAs. PTrLING, Clifford Blk, Grand Forks, N. Oak
I'M. MAGELLAN. Boxll6. WATERFOWL. $. Dakota.
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Mention this paper.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-03-15
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BY TAKING PE-RU-NA.
Sore Throat Develops into Bronchitis

OUIc AHAUat DEVELOPS 1nLU bIOnCnltlS.
Mrs. Addie Harding, 121 w. Brighton
Ave-, Syracuse, N. Y, writes: II have
been user of Peruna for the past
twelve years. With me it is sure pre-
ventive of colds ard many other ills.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
@'ssyaka Do gtlenia i { hg,ytsv
Ia $l.OO-

M<A@ Kazdy vie 0 tenn, re
AMA golac sic samemu, mo-
es,S1%&6cGS@:2 re zaoszczedzi6 W cia-
E&s%zs;ssEEzzzn@gu roku ME ma}y pie
niadz, chocby tylko a W tygodniu
mia} zwyczaj chodzic do balwierza,
DO 50 razy pc 10 cent6w czyni 500.
Lecz niejeden wolf p4aciG, DO do 60
lenia sic samemu ma zbyt ciezka re-
ke. Maszynka moze golic sic kazdy
zupe}nie bezpiecznie brownie dobrze
jak najlepszy balwierz. Sprzedajemy
Maszynke do golenia z siedmioma
brzytwami W }adnem pude}ku "a dola-
RAJ i II cent6w ma koszta przesy}ki.
do tych maszynek daja sic
ostrzyc jak z%wyczajne. Do kazdej
maszynki dodajemy darmo raczke. W
kt6ra osadza sic brzytwe i pociaga j.
ma pasku.
P0L0NIA INTRODUCTION CO.. Dep. A.
Box 81. Toledo, oh1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
Move plany ma]ze6skie.

Zaledwie zareczyny kr6la
hiszpa6skiego z ksiezniczka
angielska sta}y sic faktem do
konanym, juz sasiad pragnie
isc "a jego przyk}adem.> Por
tugalski nastepca tronu, Lud-
wik Flip, kt6ry niedawno
sko6czyl lat 10, ma W tych
dniach odwiedzic kr6la Ed
warda W Biarritz. Te zapo'
wiedziana wizyte 4acza z pro-
jektem ma}zenskim - ksia-
ze zamierza podobno zareczyt
sic z jedna 2 c6rek ks. Con"
nanght;, brata kr6la Edwar"
da. Starsza, Ma}gorzata, ma
lat 70, m}odsza, Wiktorya, 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
z widowni trzesienia
Ziemi.

Teraz dopiero zaczynaja
nadchodzic blizsze szczeg6}y
o klesce zywio}owej, jaka ma.
wiedzifa Formoze. Wediug
doniesieh DAILY Telegrapha"
przez ca}y dzie6 IS 2. NJ.
trwaly gwa}towae wstrzasnle-
MIA ziemi, kt6re W dniach
nastepnych p%onowi}v sic z
rozmaita si}a. Gdy szeregg
miejscowosci zostai z ziemia
zr6wnany, a miedzy innemi,
W miescie Kagi, zginelo 1000
os6b. Og6lem, wedlug obi
cze6 przyblizonych, zginefo
1000 os6b, ale cyfra to ME
dokIadna. Ma Wyspie utwo-
rzyly sic liczne szcszz'eeliny, az
81 ~ ~ &BEEA3 AE S0EHE B3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
Jest Wasza sk6ra gladka?

Jezeli aie, to ola cz9go ME? Me
ma potrzeby mie6 zanieszcz yszcze
upory, bye zeszpoconym krostami,
tryszczamy i szkaradn,emi wysypka-
mi ma skorze, skoro najlepsze wio-
senne lekarstwo, Severy czyscicieel
krvi Jest do dostania v kazdej
apiece Ono predko wykl'orrzzte.nrllI
wszystkie nieczystosci powstalle z
krwi, wyczysci sk6re z wszelkich
szpetnosci spowoiowauych q slabej
krwi vzmocni caiy system. Bar
bara Cerny, Ellis, Kansas, p,iiszzaes:
,,MoJa twarz byfa czerwona ! kro~
sta va mole zdrowie slabe5 Seve-
~ czy6ciclel krWi poWr6chf nj
kolor twarzy i teraz mmo,ja .skts
jest mieka ggladkaa 4 mojja k rev Y Y
dobrym stanien Cena 100 We
wazystkiohaptekach aIbo g ~. ~
Isevera Co. Cedar Rapids, Iowa t'7ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
Move pancernllliikli Wojen1llnllte,..

Al:nlglicy, majacy j tax julz
~ nsasj,sFillnt,iejsza 1flloete Woojernnna,
skorzystali 2 Wojny japo6--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26

kiej bnduja uowego rodzza|
il olbrzymy Dotad pancte,rllni|
ii typu Majestic" bYiy na
potezniejszemi " 6wiecie. OE
becnie ma ukohczeniu bedaI
|cy pancernik ,DreadnoughtY
nazwany m6glby ? odleglo6Ejcc|
10 kilometr6w zbombardoE
wac Gala flate panncernik6V
|typu Majestic" jak flotA
japohska zbombardowala ro1
syjska pod Cuszyma, okretyy
BOWEN typu nMajestica" rzu|
GAIA slime pociski tylko az
5 kilometr6w. Jeden ten PAM
.cernik nowy moze skutecz4
ME walczyc 2 GAIA flota niql
miecka. Atoli Niemcy teraz
buduja kilka takich. Japonia
zam6wi}a diva. Stany Zjedn6-
czone take diva, a Francya
3. Bedzie zn6w konkuren-
eva ma coraz wieksza potege
- a Judy przyszle zachcian-
rzad6w i ich ambicya be-
da op}acaly coraz wiekszemi
podatkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
JubileuSz kr6leStWa.

w dniu rs en-. mine}o lat
% Cd czasu, gdy Rumunia
zostafa kr6leetwem. Wkr6tce
zas kr6l rumu6ski Karol [
obchodzic bedzie 40:ta rocz-
nice rzad6w swoich. St6sow-
ME do wolf kr6la podw6jna
te uroczystosc Rumunia
skromnie bardzo obchodzic
bedzie; zadnych dar6w, ofiar,
artystycznie wykonanych a.
dres6w para kr6lewska ME
przyjmie: odbedzie sic tylko
narodowa wystawa jubileu-
szowa, celem wykazania eko-
nomicznego Il kulturalnego
rozwoju m}odego kr6lestwa.
Kr6l Karol jest, jak wiado'
mo, cz}onkiem vrodziny Ho-
henzollern6w. Majac lat 27
obja} rzady kraju, kt6ry wow
czas jeszcze by} panstwem
zaleznem Cd Turcyi. Ma}zon-
ka kr6]a, z domu ksieznicz-
ka WED, jest powszechnie
znana poetka ukrywajaca sic
pod pseudonimem Carmen
Sylvy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
@ mateczce KOz}OWskiej.

@ mateczce Koz10Wskiej,
kt6ra nadzwyczajna czcia ota-
czaja Mankietnicy czyli Ma
ryawici W Kr6lestwie, og}a-
sza ,,Dzien. Pozn." ciekawy
materya}. Dowiadujemy sic z
niego, re jestto pospolita O.
szustka, kt6ra JUL pred 80
laty W Prusach Zochodnich
grasowa}a i udowala zakon.
nice, co jej ME przeszkaaza-
10 bye ,,przyjaci6}ka" coma
tego czlowieka, kt6rego zu.
pelnie zrujnowa}a. Opr6cz
togo, urzadzila wiele innych
podobnych kawa}6w. Me
div vice, re ma starosc, we
dug wierzenia mankietnik6w,
ma zostac matka antychrysta.
(By}a ona znana pred 20
tn laty i W poblizu Pei
pima gdyz tam mieszka}a
81 juz W ten czas swa pre-
wrotna nauka spowodowa}a
pania P, il pope}nila samo-
b6jstwo utopia sie).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
OdWaga lekarzy.

w szpitalu W Beddeford
odby}a sic W tych dniach -
jak donosza pisma angielski@
- ciezka operacya, gdy ma
gle wybuch pozar W spitalu
ogarniajac cafy budynek.C ho-
rych wyniesiono z p&onacego.
budynku, ~operowanego jed.
max ME MONA by}o pre-
niesc, poniewaz kazdy ruch
grozif mu n~atychmiastowa
smiercja. Lekarze vice ME
przerwali swej czynno6ci,
ze dacb zacza} juz
pfonac i'm mad gfowa. Kiedy
strumienie woody z sikawek
stray pozarnej pocze{y sic
dOstawac do wnetrza, sfuzba
szpitalna rozciagne}a mad cho-
rym nieprzemakalne p}achty,
a operacya trwa}a dalej. Do
piero pc ukohczeniu ;ej i
obandazowaniu ~operowaneggoo,
przeniesiono go W bezpieczne
miejsce. Byl juz czas ostat-
nj, gdyz W kilkanascie mi
nut p6zniej runa} dach bu-
dynku. )
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
CIEKAWE RZEClZY
SkrZynia z czaszkami He.
rGr6W.

Niedawno temu spowodo-
wa}y wielkie wrazenie donie-
sienna gazet, re z zach. poludn.
Afryki wysy}aja do Berlina
Gala skrzynie czaszek pole:
glych W bitwie z Niemcami
Herer6w. Czaszlii to przezna-
czone So do cel6w naukov ych
medyczuych W Berlinie. Juz
sam fakt podobnej wysylki
~wywo}uje uc2ucie wstretu,
kt6re atoli jeszcze bardziej
poteguje ia okolicznosc, re
ca}y szereg kobiet murzyh-
skich z tego samego szczepu
Hereros6w przez. kilka dni
musialy skorupami szk1a ze-
~skrobywac z czaszek swych
ziomk6w nawp61 juz zgni}e
cialo. Zapewne ME bedzie to
W stanie przekonac murzy-
now O wysokiej cywilizacyi i
kulturze niemieckiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
POdejrzany b0jkOt.

Socyalistyczna,, Muenchner
Post" wzywa do bojkotowa-
MIA Allgaeuerskiej fabryki
wytlaczania sera, poniewaz
lei w}ascicjele wzbraniaja
swym robotnikom do VISTA
pienia do zwiazk6w cecho-
wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26

Gale kiilll'oo !, y dd|iugiiet', Z q
.Eilka metr6W szerokie " tych
to szczelinach gineiy Gale
miejscowo6ci : ludzmi, zwie-
rzetami j domami. Trzesienie
ziemi jest kataklizmem pow
tarzajacym sic czesto ma For
mozie, podobno jak IA ga
siednich wyspach japo6skich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
Ma udar serCOWy

padf ofiara kierownik Chi
rurgicznego oddzialu evan
gielickiego domu chorych "
Monachium Gladbach, DIR.
Fleischhauer, PREY wstepie
do sail operacyjnej W Neuss,
dokad W celu pewnej opera
cyl by} powo}anym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-26
Troje morderc6W pred
sadem.

W Dysseldorfie toczy1 sic
onegdaj pred sadem przysie-
g}ych process 20 zamordowa-
ME W pazdzierniku r. z. pull
kownika .Roosa. Ma }awie o.
skarzonych zasiedli dwaj bra
cia, % i 26.letni Leonard i
Adolf Bloemersowie, oraz 49,
letnia iona ostatniego. Wszy-
soy troje oskarzeni So O pod
stepne zamordowanie Roosa
W celu rabunku. Roos miesz-
kali W F. Gladbach W pewnym
domu, W kt6rego suterenach
mieszkali oskarzeni; plan
z~amordowania Roosa powzie-
Ii oni juz dawno, a B]oemer-
sowa, .kt6ra by}a pos}u-
gaczka jego, zam1erza}a zg}a~
die 60 "a pomoca trucizny.
Zadecydowano wszakze spell
mic morderstwo W s%uterenach
i ably zwabic tam R., zaczeli
obaj bracia pewnego rama ha-
}asowac W swojem mieszka-
niu. R. zszed} rzeczywlscie
ma dol, ably nakazac i'm spo-
k6j, lecz juz PREY wnijsciu
do suteren odebral slime u
derzenie W glove m}otkiem.
Bloemersowie ma lezacego ma
ziemi napadli teraz i W zwie-
rzecy spos6b pastwic sic mad
MIN zaczeli, W ko6cu gdy R.
leza1 jak niezywy, upi}owali
mu glove. Mordercy z}ozyli
luz W sledztwie przedwstep-
mem obszerne zeznanie i o.
(powiadali dalej, re zabitemu
odcieli jeszcze palec, ably "a
brac pier6cionki. Pc po}udniu
tego samego dnia zabrali 3D.
cieta glove W ma}ej walizce
"a miasto i zagrzebali ia W
ziemi. Wieczorem zaszyli tu-
How W MECH, wiozyli go W du-
zy kufer i wywiezli go ma
taczce take "a miasto, gdzie
go zagrzebali. Morderstwo wy
dalo sic wskutek nieostr6z-
nosci morderc6w; W kilka
tygodni pc spe}nieniu czy-
nu, gdy og6lnie przypuszcza-
mo-, - pulkownik uleg} wy
padkowi W podr6zy, zaczeli
pozbywac sic skradzionych
mu rzeczy. Prey tel sposob'
nosci spostrzegla pewna VIA.
scicielka lombardu W media.
|lionie fotografie zamordowa.
nego i natychmiast zawiado.
mia policya, kt6ra pc ma
trafionym sladzie dosz}a pra.
wdy. Process skohczYl sic p6.
Una noca zasadzeniem wszyst'
trojga ma sm!erc.
II .&5E1A = u . 4#&a-S5y U&E%%#2&&%
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18
pcus,,, uer Own ..nss.

ThcJ I'll story Of nn unfortunate
ParisirE society woman who. benz tar-
ribly pushed Tor gown 10 wec- 1t Q
great occas!o:i. scld seven gowns Tor
the price o. one 10 NINE. X. Among
these gowns ~as one hardy rumpled
and which. though very magnificent.
had evidently been worn at most only
once. This dress Nine. y. sold rs q
model 10 Nine Y. who was the society
womanS dressnakcr and WHO had
been obdurate abour making aaothe,
thing for rhe POOR little woman With.
ont cash down. When this model
came in she saw chance for big re
turn OF money, so she compromised
With her customer and agreed to let
har have new dress, just imported,
ror very low figure Whereat the
poor little woman paid all the money
she had received for nil her dresses an6
Out Mme. y. brought the model. Tbs
poor woman talked herself blue in the
face, hut she could not say anything
70 protect herself without betrayine
her dealing with Nine. ", so, poor
thing, she danced IN her Old frock
after all, having swGppei all her othes
gowns for the privilege.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18
a Transformation Scene.

4 fashionable audience in Paris lis.
tened to a lecture or chemistry by S
celebrated chemist. At the conclusion
or the lecture n lady ard gentleman
Who were nmcns the first to leave the
hall had reached the open air when the
lady caught her escort staring at her.
What Is tie u:attcr?" asked tie ma
dame in surprise. Pardon me. bur you
are quite hluew The lady returned 10
the hall and approached mirror She
started back in horror. The rouge upon
her checks had been converted into O
beautiful blue by the chemical decom~
position which mad taken place under
The Influence OF the gases which mad
0een generated during Tie lecture. The
majority OF the women in the audience
had suffered In a similar manner.
There were all sorts of colors-blre.
yellow, violet and black. Some whose
vanity had induced then. 10 pun .vor-S
on the skin. coral on the lips. rouge OF
The cheeks and black on the eyebrows
had undergone lud,crous transforms.
@oa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18
THEATRICAL.

THE Raiah Of Bhong," which vii.
be seen at the Academy tomorrow
night IS said II enlist the services
Of an unusual number of clever
people. some of whom are well known
in the theatrical world. Prominent
i'll tie cast is Mamie El-Morc, a
stately brunette who Ia won god
opinions from the critics o. TIE ems.
Then there is pretty Jennie Ei-Moore,
the vivacious little soubrette. a. c.
Nurccss, the we,lknown eccentric
comedian is feature of the cast
ana ". IL. Brown has a part in
which he never falls to score.
Tho production is said to be mag
nihconly staged, money having been
spent with lavish hand for the
scenic and electrical equipment, and
the costumes are exceptionally cost
~ and beautiful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18

equipped us never before to give q
program OF that music that lays such
violent hold on the heart-strings aud
sells them all aiuucr
Among his selections will be Web.
cr'a beautiful fairy overture ODE
ron" Wagncr's stirring realistic Riie
Of the YallSyrics"; ziehrers dainty
exquisite waltz Vienna Darlings,"
Mr.. Sousa's suite AT the Kings
Court written as direct result of
his band's appearance in grand con.
cert by command, before king Ed.
ward and Queen Alexandra, of Eng
land and finally his latest march
The Diplomat.
Three eminent sololsts viii add
eclat TO lis brilliant matinee con.
cert At the Academy Of Music on
Tuesday afternoon next. ns follows:
nr 5ouss's Soloists.
Miss Jeanette Powers gifted youag &
violiniste. has Just returned from
three years study abroad under
tie tutoraec OF Joachim and Mar
kees III Berlin and Geicse in Paris.
The Musical Review" says of her:
The instant Miss Powers drew her
bow over the strings in the first
notes OF Memberships Concerto in
10 minor the hand of the master
was revealed. All through her per
iormance she held her audience spell.
bound"
Miss Elizabeth Schiller, colorature
soprano. has one Of these brilliant
voices that are superb in their penc.
trati'g yet sympathetic quality, and
lend themselves easily to those
songs that demand dazzle of exccu-
ton, with particular emphasis upon
high notes.
Mr.. Herbert Clarke, cornctist. is
he son of D.. William Horatio
Clarke, celebrated >rganist and com.
poser, and at the age of three wa
playing the drum and fageolat, al
II he was conducting an orchestra
organized by himself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18

the doctors as burdcnsome ono.
Besides the license tax imposed hy
the State physicians practicing in
the cities ana towns are compelled
eo pay ,oca! license tax. In Rich
mond II Is slo.
..Qr. Poweis bill provides that any
Qualified physician. who has pass
ed the State board, may Obtain a
certificate from his commissioner OF
revenue which will entitle him TO
practice his p'oieseion.
a biz offered To- The exemption of
phtr'cians from the STATE license tax
at the last session was defeated.
s.ate Printing Question.
The following joint resolution was
offered IN Inc HOUSE today:
"ieeso'"ca. by The House of Dele.
gates. ire Senate concurring. That
a comr,ittea OF liye-three from the
House aud 20 from the Senate
BIS e1,'o-nted 10 examine into the
practirab'Nty 81 establishing State
printing Office. and report at this
asssiHn OF thc General Assembly"
The rsso''-t'on was referred 70 the
Committee on Pr-nting for a renort
Sas4<in 20 Sc Elected Newt vue ssay.
The Senate and House will meet
III Joint session next Tuesday for
the purpose of electing United
States Senator to succeed Thomas s.
Martin The term is for six years
and begins March 4. 1907.
The Joint session will be, OF course
a mere formality, the reelection of
Senator Martin being foregone con.
ciusion.
The House of Delegates today con.
Cured In the resolution fixing the
time for the Joint session. The Sen.
ate adoned the resolution yestcr.
day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18
Moroccan Question Must be Set.
lied 50 IS TO Suit su|al.
ARABS PRAY AS POWERS CONFER
Disagreement Expected by Them and
the Outcome Of the Conference Can
not Be Forecasted This Early in
The Proceedings.
lBy Aysocia.cd pressl


AJGEiRAS. SPAIN, Jan. l1.-The
delegates to tie Moroccan conference
Today tool; day Of leisure in order
10 enable the secretaries 10 get ready
for their work, and INDUCED in pri-
vate conversations among themselves
or spent the time In preparing with
their junior colleagues for the dis
cussion of the surveillance of con
trahand arms i'll Morocco, the first
question to be discussed at the next
meeting.
While the talk among the amhassa.
doris is all OF Cancellation and har-
mony, Minister Fl Torres. the Mo-
1occan foreign minister and head of
the mission % Morocco, and Mokri,
the sNltans principal agents do no
believe that the conference will
agree.
Hndrett Meal.in, an eminent au.
thority on Morocco, had a pro-
l0nged conversation today in Arabic
with Mohammei FL Torres and r.
peated Il the Associated Press tie
Moorish view rs follows: "Noham-
med FL Torres Will be a massive
Observer at ',,c conference until IL
enters the last sage II the powers
90 net agree, the conference will fell
TO nieces of Itself without the Moors
! liNinr finger II. however, the pow.
ers accept a general plan of control
I Of A0roo o, the sultan cannot b.
oa!,ed 20 submit 20 anything that
vii, insult the faith or provoke 2
rebellion among his own people"
/ The powers will hesitate before
iaclng al international military oc.
cupation OF Morocco to impose q
scheme of administration. The Moors
expect some power % take their view
point even were a general agree.
ment attained. They rrav much OF
the time for the Almighty to protect
the faithful. and they trust that
THO powers of evil will fail into con
fusion. The Whole of the Islam
world is somewhat excited over the
fate OF Morocco as it is the last in
dependent Mussulman kingdom in
Africa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18
Capt. Perdue Here.

CAPTAIN W. NJ. Perdue, of Rich
mond' has arrived in this city and
is now in charge Of the Salvation
Army here. The work of the local
corps Nil continue as usual. under
Captain Perdues direction.
Captain and Mrs. Meecham, who
were stationed here. sailed from
New York for London, England, YES.
terday. They will be stationed in
England in the future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-18
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Central lsy, G21 Park bldg, Pittsburg.
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FRENcHMEN QUIT VENEZUELA
Az Diplomatic Relations Are Broken
on Between Countries.

WIZ EMsThn. ISLAND OF CT.
HACo. DUTCH WEST INDIES, Jan.
~ France on January 10, broke off
iniomatic relations with Venezrela
thrc"Fh tine American minister at Car.
acas. Mr.. Russell. who at present Is in
CHARGE Of French interests. ". Tainv
me retiring French charge d'hffairos
VINO lett La Gnairra. January Is. on the
French stet5rer Martinique for Cura.
cao via Porto Cabelio, Venezuela ar.
rived here today.
NJ. Tainy was not permitted to land
at Fort Cabella~ He is waiting for
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Shuqdm a Sanl<rIot

Mt. Shugam. who has been con.
dnctine clothing store on the cor.
her OF washington avenue and Thirty
third street. for number OF wears
mas MED petition of bankruptcy in
the United States Federal Court a,
Norfolk. His liabilities are placed at
Sl2'osO.2l and bis assets at s10,25O.
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Realty Loan and In
suranCe Trust 60.
Irwin 1UcKFv, Pies.
21lt WASH. ave.

FrNnch cruiser TO convey him TO Mar.
Unique.
Inc chiefs OF the French Cable OIL
GERS ut Caracas and Ia Guaira NJ. ia
couN ana HoGr@ci '3Nc h"rn rNpalai
from Venezuela and are expected here
Us thc iirst steamer
Gable communications with Venezu-
ella continues interrupted.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.-The chief
of army engineers has jus. made a
favorable report Ia Congress regar =
Ing the opening up ard Improvement
Of the ontcr bar ot Occoruan Creek
Va. 'hiS cre4l, Is tributary OF
the Potomac river.
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TOR RENT.-TWO UNFURNISHHED
front rooms, adjoining bath. ]. w.
Daily Press. 1856
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4 O3BORN'S Gar, vA.-I.oon shine
dist'llsrios ara operating in Cumber.
'ldnd mountain, alcus tho Virginia.
Nentucky border. These distillcries
are located in !soiatcd places. The
moonshinors DO a big business.
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Fresh from triumphs
more to Newport News
before the courts. crl-
ties and public of Eu-
rope, John Philip
Souea comes once
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FOR RENT.

FOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM
and a!covo; also back parlor suit
able for Office. with use CT 'phone.
5000 West avenue. 1.17.7t
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Farm For Sale

We offer ! eo-acre Truck Farm
situate near Morrison Station ard
6 miles from Newport News for
$500. There lie 4 Good dwelling
on the place and ample ou,huliS.
ingG, such as taTre, efablss, etc.
Tcrine and furthe? description on
application.
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PORTSMOUTH, vA.-H. E. Ward
q STATIONARY engineer, at the pumping
station in Portsmouth for twenty
five years, was found dead in his
apartments today.
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRE
BAs' ITEMS That Are Condensed
for Q1tx Reading.
TIE WHOLE WORLD At A GLANCE
Htp'Ha FuA.i..ss Tier Quota as
Welt as che Other commemorative
--w"esever Teesraeh instruments
clsc,; Core ia4est happenings.

FoAEoKG. vA-Ihe Williams
Shoe Company made en assignment
today tcle liabilities are about SIC.
900.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. vA.-w. T.
shepherd. who attempted suicide on
Friday. Jan. 3, by shooting himself.
died in, the Mary Washington hos.
pltal today.
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RICHMOND. WA. Chadwick
81 ION who is charged wi;h svIndlng
tie Dorcas Society while putting on
q show here Is 10 be tried tomor-
row. lie is out on $l.oo0 bond ani IL
ie believed that II may b, 70 feitcd.
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u Or Y. BINDER. FIRE
Of THE LEGISLATURE

tcontlnued from page onc9
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WANTED.

WfNTEr--TABLE BOARDERS so
iiritcd 1T 12o Thirty-TA'rd street
MRS. WHIPLEY. l6.I;
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
folders OF the Franklin Printing Co.
VIII be held at the office of the COM
pany on Thursday, February LIST. 1906,
ct ] p. IN. for The transaction OF such
business as may properly Gene before
aid meeting
Signed. r. G. GREGORY,
l-lrl-t secretary.