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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
Purposes Of the Peace Congress.

The general pUrpOS" of The congress
in New York Is ia crystalline American
sentiment on the question Of arbitra-
ton. 50 that oar delegates to the forth.
comin" second pcac" conference at The
Hague in Iuuc may demonstrate to the
governments of Europe that this Coun
fry stands for al progressive and prac-
teal ideas looking toward the ab0li
ton OF war.
War is costly Not only in human
life and the anguish OF bereavement IS
it costly. hut from its mere material
side ii is an altogether CNtrava|ant
and unnecessary expense The debts
Of the worlds nations now total about
%3},GJOO3O, Gee Most Of this i due to
war The annual interest on war debts,
added to the cost of maiutainiu" armies
and navics. is about $3.ooo.o0o000.
There is only about twice that much
gold in ali the world available for mon
cy. Il is said that one modern battle
ship costs as much to build as the COM
bincd cost Of all The college buildings
belonging to Harvard, Yale. Hampton
and TuSkegCc Japan has but recently
ordered the construction of a battle
ship to cost more than Slt.0o0,0O0.
China has ordered 20On.G10,000 rifles
from European manufacturers.
Let us assume that all this money
wasted for war and all the energies of
the men drafted for fighting We're de
voted 20 the upbuilding Of the world.
There would be Il forward movement
such as history has not recorded aud
fiction scarcely darcs 10 imagine. But
that is just what the pcacemakcrs arc
working to bring about, and this Car
negic Tlll congress Is Il step in that di-
reCtiOn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
LEGAL.
Publication Notice,


State of Illinois. Rock Island Coun-
ty-SS:
In the Circuit Court. to the May Term,
y. ID. 1907. In Chancery.
Reimer Doose, complainant, vs.. Eek
Cartce. Sarah White, George Wilcox,
Rebecca Benjamin, Isaac Taylor, Lydia
Taylor, Amos Norton. Charles Norton,
Rose Blackman. Marietta LippIe. Eva
Robbins. the unknown heirs and devi-
sees of Vincent Norton. deceased. the
Unknown heirs ana devisees Of Samuel
Merton, deceased. Erastus +. Rogers,
Louis Ochs, Joseph oChs, Max =. Ochs,
Henry H. OchS, Bertha PetcrsbcrGer.
and PaElina Petersbergcr, Joseph
Fleishmau. the unknown heirs and devil
sees of Isaac FtciShman. David Griffith,
Huston Brothers of TAYLOR county
Iowa, John r. Fitzgibbous. Thomas J.
FitZgibbonS, James \. FijZ%ibDons. Ida
T.. FitZgibbous, Maggie Hawkins. Katie
Mcagher. ana the unknown owner or
owners OF the following described real
The southwest quartz 90 of the
southwest quarter % Of section
tw"nty-seyen 90, and the southeast
ing. however. a certain tract heretofore
conveyed to one Peter +. DOcSe, and
the center Of the public highway. about
twenty rods west from the southeast
corner of tie southeast quarter Of sec
zion twenty-eight t2Nl. in township
the fourth 90 principal meridian. thence
northwest about twenty rods 10 In" cen
Ter of public highway. known as the
road from Port Byron to Rock river. ali
OF said land lying south of the road.
ard containing one acre. more or less;
all ia township nineteen tl"l north,
range two 90, east Of the fourth prin-
cipal ytcridian. situated in the county
of Rock Island. ana state of Illinois.
BIZ to Quiet Title
TO tn" above named nonresident de-
fandRIrE George W Nelson. RtbtFtsl
Benjamin. Isaac Taylor. Lydia Taylor.
Amos Norton. Charles Norton. Rose
Blackmau. Marietta Lipple. Eva Rob
bins. the unknown heirs and dcvisecs
OF Vincent Norton. deceased, the un-
known heirs and dcViSeeS of samuel
Norton. deceased, Louis Ochs. Joseph
OcuS. Max T.. Gchs. Henry II. OchS. BCr-
tina Pctersberger, Joseph FlciSHman. TN"
unknown heirs and deViSceS Of Isaac
Freshman. David Griffith Huston Broth
'rS of Taylor county, Iowa. John X.
FitZ-ibhpus. Thomas J. FitZ@ihb"nS.
James y. Fitzgibbous. Ida =. FitzS!b-
bcns Maggie Hawkins, Katie Meagher.
and tn" unknown owner or owners OF
the following described real estate:
The southwest quarter 90 of the
southwest quarter tii) Of section
twcnty-ScVcu t2Ip. and She southeast
quarter ,4D of the southeast quarter
Of section twcnty-eight t2SD. except
ing. however, a certain tract heretofore
bounded as follows: Commencing in
the center of the public highway. about
twenty rods west from the southeast
corner o.; the southeast quarter Of Sec
nineteen tl"). range two 80. east OF
tire fourth til prime pal meridian, thence
northwest about twenty rods to tho Gen.
ter of public highway known as the
road from Port Byron to Rock river. all
of said land lying south of the road.
Iii in tI,,-r-Tir Dfncf.r,I ia, no,.tb
range ;Wp t2b. east of the fourth pTin-
cipal meridian. situated IL the county
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

gan to think my days were short. Al
ter trying nearly everything else.
finally took Father Johns Medicine
and began TO improve at once ana was
soon cured. | always keep a bottle of
Father Johns Medicine at hand "
tSigned) Edward Carroll. Battalion
Quartermaster Sergeant Of Engineers.
L. S Army, Retired. Father John :
Medicine is guaranteed remedy far
any throat or lung trouble. and peg
feet body builder No alcohol or init
rious drugs
Father John Medicine is for sale by
7. H. Thomas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
Publication Notice.

Office of the Marion Lumber Com
pany. Rock Island. March 81, 1907.
Public notice is hereby given, that at
a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Marion Lumber company, held
at the general office of the company, in
the Peoples National bank building.
Rock Island. ILL.,, on the 23th day of
March. \. ID. 1907. at the hour of
o'clock in the afternoon, all the stock
holders of said corporation waving no
tice required by law. and all the votes
represented by the whole stock of said
voting therefor, the capital
stock of said corporation was increas-
ed from the sum of twenty thousand
dollars CS20. 100000 to the sum of fifty
thousand dollars C$50, 000.00). and the
number of shares of stock from two
hundred (20O) shares to five hundred
t50Ob shares: that n certificate of said
increase of stock, duly verified accord
ing to statute. has been filed in the Of
flee of the secretary of state at Spring
field Ill. and a duplicate thereof has
been flied with the recorder of deeds OF
Rock Island county, Illinois. and that
said increase of capital stock Is an ac-
ompliShed fact.
MARION LUMBER COMPANY.
William Roth, President.
j. II. Trimble, Secretary.
Jackson. Hurst q Stafford. Attorneys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
C0agrcs5 q Natious.

Throuch tn efforts Of Mr.. Dartholdt
The IntoparlNm2ntary union was
nrought 70 the United States for the
session Of 1904. 1t met at the Worlds
fair In st. Louis. where Mr. BarthoIdts
famous resolution. declaring FOR the
converting Of congress Of nations in
which every nation in the world shall
have official representatives. was intro
ducel and adopted Iy unanimous vote.
As the years pass this resolution seems
destined 70 he known as one of The
worlds most precious papers. In it ono
forcsccs the federation of the world.
The peace congress in New York
brought together bright array Of dis
tingUi:hod pcrSouagcS from many ma
tons. Great Britain sent 4 dozen noted
mcn. among them William T. stead,
editor Of the London Review Of Re
views: {. / Mobcriy EciI. manager Of
the London Times: Clement X. SAG"lrr.
editor OF the London sphere; Sir Rob
Crt BAH. Professor of astronomy at
Cambridge university; Hammond Hall.
editor Of tha London Graphic. ana Sir
William Turner. principal of Edin-
tiNlt "a tii' ~ 81 htt hN' Aii'tAi 20
named aS his personal representations
Lieutenant General Won LoCwcnfold.
general adiutaut Of his majesty and
the only soldier on the list. It is sig
rifcant that this distinguished soldier
came ut the express instance Of the
German war lord to work for peace.
Baron B'EstoUrnc!lcs de Constant.
member Of the French senate ana head
Of the French section Of the intcTua-
tiOHal peace conference, came rs one
of the five delegates from his country.
Earl Grey. governor general Of Canada.
crossed the border to represent orr
neiChLor on the north. The novelist
who writes under the name Of NIaaTteR
Martens was appointed Hollands del
egate. So many distinguished Ameri-
cans We're placed on the list of speakers
that space forbids their mention.
Baron DEstourncllas dc Constant is
called the international senator of
France" He is Il small man. but his
ideas are large His stature is low. hut
his ideals are hjSb. He had promise
Of brilliant career MS 4 diplomat. be
in" Ambassador 10 London. when his
observations led him Ia devote his life
t. the war against war. He returned
To France, gave up diplomacy and he
came Il lawmakcr in order to be in n
position to serve him in carrying ON his
life work of promoting peace between
| the nations of the world. The baron
| las Il sort of international union in his
| own household. His wife is an Ameri-
| can woman. his secretary is an ENGLISH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
A SOLDIERS STORY
OF His Return Home, Broken
in- Health--Bui1t Up by
Father Johns Medicine.

With the allied
troops that fought
their way to Pekin
through bands of
Chinese Boxers was
Edward Carroll of
the American army.
He returned home
c o IN p ! e t e / Y run
down in health.
He says: 4 had
q severe attack of
bronchitis. and be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

newed tie struggle He worked eheor-
fully then as now. no matter what the
difficulties Like Carl Schurz, he felt
that being an American was in itself a
great asset, and he knew chat he would
succeed
4 few years after he became mem
Der of congress Nh Bartholdt began
to take an increasing interest in the
peace movement. In 1892 he attended
the meeting OF the InterpaYlamentary
union at Chiistiauia He was the only
American CONGRESSMAN present. He
perceived that inasnUCh rs member
ship IN that body was limited 10 mem
ncrs Of lawmatiag bodies those nations
which do not have par,iamCnts cannot
he represented His vision lCaped be-
yond a ncrr unofficial and unfccoC-
nized body He forcsaw Il duly Con"ti-
tUtcd worlds parliament. the members
properly accredited ny their nations, to
meet at stated intervals and create in
tornatiOnal laws Cf binding force. This
was the noNt great forward st"n. the
nCXt movement toward the realization
of the parliament Of man. Mr.. Bar
thol,it set about the business Of 4 aiCv-
ing this result. 4 So"minG1y audar:ouS
thing n piacn Of political darin~ which
has no precedent in the annals Of the
world
At the time when Tcnnyson pocti2al-
| Il dreamed ef the federation af the
world no doubt Il proposition such rs
gcrmnatcl in Mr. Rartholdt's brain
would have aroused dcrisiyc laughter
! among the nations. Now nobody laughs
at it. Such progress in that vcrr Iii
rcction has been made within less than
q dozen years thdt the cnusuwma-
| tion Of I've daring dream seems 10 ho
| but Just Il little way rcyond III" rim
of the present. Mi the forces of prog
ress are working to that end.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
" -7-sNt7T- - : > ~
No Shade for Hin.

An Irishman approached q friend:
"Arrab but it's too hot up III this
north country. I'm going south; sure,
lis the place for me-"
said his friend:
You'd do worse to go south, AIur-
nhy. for it's % in the shade down
there
Faith. and what care FOR that
same? Sure. I wouldn't be afther stay
in in the shade.''-.Iudge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
Political Peace Pioneer.

One night in 1874 the nineteen-year-
old youth in his lodgings in Philadel
phia held in his hand five cent piece.
the only money he had left and. re-
marking TO his roommate. "See this"
he tossed the piece out at the window
Then he lay down and slept peaceful
ly. Next morning he arose and re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
Charles {. Hodason
Pire Insurance
Agency.
Established 1874.

American ms. Co. 1890 Newark, n. ].
Continental Ins. Co. ..-.... New York
Agricultural Ins. Co.. New York
Farmers ms. Co. .......... York, Pa
Williamsburg ms. Co.. New YORK
lew Hampshire Ins. Co.. N. Hampshire
Northern Ins. Co. ..........New York
Security ms. Co.. :. New Haven, Conn
tns. Co. State of Illinois. Rockford, Ill.
Connecticut Fire ms. Co. of Connecticut
Office, room 3, Buford block. Rates
~ low a consistent with security.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

no elevator. bat ruuways AZ an easy
grade viii allow Gunda to circulate
from cellar to -#rret.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19
SOME DELEGAr,--... 70 THE PEACE CONGRESS.

process of law is stiGmatized as a
criminal and is punished ms such. 1t is
the law. Between individuals law
reigns and nations enforce the law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-19

girl and his cbild's govcrncss is Ger
man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

Su bas Sinh persiitet 6ait, bat Ii6
mir oft aui%9eordn9tl~
Ser 9orb bate Die lebten @orte
lan9iam uno idarf betout seiproz
diem.
.@roBpater. pie fonuen Sic nur
10 9rauinme 8orte 5u mir iprc6eu?"
rief 2aoD 5reoor. lid aufrihtenb. ais
mare ploeli6 cine idipere Gait BON
ibr ab9elpdl5t porben. sic fonnten
MIDI ipirtlid beibuloi9cn nolen,
meine fleine Stiefi6lpelter persiftet
81 baben?"
I'D iagte. baB Der Ieroa6t lid,
mir oft aui8ebrdn9t bat. perieete
Der dlte 6err. oaber i'd mliB Sid
bon bielem %erbrehen bod mobl ireiz
iprehen. Der Sobtenlhein unb sic
lln%teriudmng. welhe ih nad Der Ins
funit Der SeiGe in @nglanb porne6s
men lieB. beipieien. oaB Noelinc an
Der S%hpinoiuht itnrb. 9ennpd nber
bleibe i6 bel Dem @lnuben. baB On
i6ulo on ibrem Soee bit. Su bait
lie our6 i9IeNte Sebanbluns abs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

n,ebrere @abeorte beIu6enb, angeblidI
luegen Der ibtpad)en @%eiunbbeit bes
&inoes. Cine 3eitlang bieItet ibr
-@r6 in Sdben auf -"
SabD Srepor Itodte mluiQfilrlid
Der Itbem unb itarr blidte lie i'm
an, ais er fortfubr:
Limb bort nabmIt Oh cine anbere
8drterin an. cine fldmiide Strait,
Die, pie i6 feititenen fonnte. eber
crit bon ibrer bisberigen SerrIdlaft
entlaiieu porben mar, neil lie beis
Ipielos trdge uno e~infGltig ipar.
luelde ii6 alio CUR 3fle9e zines 5ars
ten &inbes bnrdmls ni1t ei9nete.
On sineit nlsoann nud Taris NM
i~tiir5teit Sid bort in Tergniiguneen,
trdbrenb Die feline Ibeline I'M Sterz
ben lag. Wein observation-disclosures, Der
mir bos Sinh iiberbrin9en ioIlte, fnn,
81 ipdt; 9eraoe am Gage ieiner Nn@
funft itarb es. Ser @eroa6t, pa6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
fir has Snbr 1907.

9ieier beitaus9eitattete. 207 2eies
ipalten .umfanenoe unb reid inu>
~itrierte aalenbec bot folgenben Sns
halt:
G~ulitdnbises 9%alembarium nit sipSli
reuen Observation-Disclosures in
@ort unb Bib, ben Ibbilbunaen
BON 5iu6lf nenen Munatsbeilisen
nit begIeitenoer poetiI6er 9eeenoe
bon Gorb. Yere9rina.
H~eniabrsgrnf bon @. g. 81 b +
berger.
Gbriitlidle Jrauenibealc. 9on P.
Ileranber Saumgdrt t.
ner. S. j. = Wtit bier 8ilbern
mad s.. Baumeiite r.
Der Setbruber. @~r5dblung bon
3onrab BON 9oIanben n.
Waria am Jufe bcs arenses. &C.
bidt bon p. AIerdnber
9 aum9drtner S. j., 81
Dem s%leidnamisen Sarbenbrnf
nad Dem SriginaIe beS Hebempz
toriitenbrupers Iar 9 6maI5l I.
Der Wtarhcrbanernbnb. Sr6dblung
bon q. Sruihfa.
Der Glanbe ucriett Serge. gr5abs
lung ans unieren Susen bon 6.
@tIIer.
0eimnbbeitlides.
Sas S6webenfreu5. Cine 8eI6i6te
aus barter 3eit. 8enoel, Dem
@iniieoelmanne. naGer5dblt bon
antom Shott.
Selis iimb bic armen. @~r5GbIuna
bon DC. b. 3abtersbergs
Hdonidi.
Der @pbltbatcr. 9riminalnopeue
bon Sriebri6 Sbieme.
Sas meife 2iht. Sem Sinniiden
naGer6dbit bon s. b. &dnel.
Slbi, Der Gin5iss. Sunoresfe bon
q. Srmi6ta. Sluitriert bon
6. 81 einide.
0inieppa. Sarbenorud nad benz 8es
mdlbe bon 6. bon 9Iaus.
SabresrnnbiGau bon DR.. Sent
(Stto bon SHa1ing) NIT bielen
StlOern.
Siele p%ridJtise Srisinalianitrationen
upn be,uGbrtcn &iimitlern iGmiifen
bicien ncuen S%abrgang, peld)er
aud ,uieber ben beliebtcn @anS.
falenber cntbalt.
Ius Dem S6en9enannten fam iiG
Sober elm llrtbeil biloen iiber all
oas Snterehante. pas in unlerer
Yrdmie 81 finbeu lit.
@ir ienben Sbncn ben 8alenSer
folteufrei, peun sic ipglei@ SIREN
riiditdnbigeu Announcements : Setra9,
unb $500 fir @orausbe5ablung einz
Ibiden. Senben Sic Den @etroa
prompt elm, benn Die &a6froae lit
cine sroBe unb es piirfte inner Sors
ratb i1neu persrifien iein.
I6tungepol
SurcnS " unner,
WeicbQftSiiihrer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
Absentminded.

An alumlnus of st. Stephens Col
lege said of the late Bishop George
F. Seymour:
Bishop Seymour founded st, Ste
phen's, and we treasured here many
anecdotes about his wardenship.
"The bishop was very fond OF
trees. and one day. walking with a
young lady. he pointed out to her
some Of the fine trees IN tho neigh.
borhood. She professcd great inter.
est and delight, She cried:
"'How the noble aspect OF beauti.
full trees stirs up the keenest emo.
lions of the soul!' Then, patting a
great. rough trunk, she went on. you
superb oak. what would you say to
me If you could talk3'
1.-THE bishop smiled.
az believe I can be his interpreter.
he murmured. He would probably
say, 81 beg your pardon. miss; am
q speech.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
Not Such a nla Fool.

Rear Admiral Coghlin, during n
dinner at Delmonicos. said of n Ger.
tain speech:
"The gentleman's remark struck
me as hypocritical. It reminded me
OF the gunner who, after living TAX
en- careful aim and missed his bird,
said
"'Ah. well, live and let live is my
MOTTO"
George yaux, Jr., of Philadelphia,
has been appointed a member Of the
Board of Indian Commissioners. Mr..
Vaux told reporter the other day
an Indian story.
There was certain commissions
err he said, "who treated the Indians
with rude scorn. One day a chief en-,
tertalned this man in his tepee. tell.
ing him over the tobacco many quaint
legends. i~!aiWTslM
zone legend concerned plague
of grasshoppers. The chief told elo.
quently how grasshoppers overran tho
land. eating the grain, and how the
medicine men ayerted faminine by
offering n silver grassbopper to the
Great Spirit. whereupon all that de.
luge of grasshoppers disappeared.
"But the commissioner scoffed at
the tale
"'Are you Indians such fools. he
said. as to believe such rubbish?'
oh, no., said the chief, gravely
'or we'd long ago have offered the
Great Spirit q silver pale face"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
20 SOME ANECDOTES OF WELL KNOWN PEOPLE !

ly, You blockhead!' and expired.
THE other parrot after Its escape
stopped to rest OH countryman's
roof. The countryman got wind that
strange and gorgeous bird was
perched on the caves, and getting Il
ladder. climbed up cautiously.
when his head peeeped over tho
EIDE OF the roof, the parrot said:
Well, what do you want?'
The countryman touched his cap
and answered respectfully, as he be
gan to climb down again:
81 beg your pardon, sir! thought
ye wuz n Bird"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
Held to His Bargain.

A. II. Smith. the general manager
of tho New York Central Railroad,
said of financier the other day.
ut Is no wonder the man has sue
ceeded. For the sake OF money he
would do anything. There Is u story
| thcy tell about his youth.
"'rhey say that when he was a
hurcly young farm hand In Pennsyl-
! vania, q back tooth fell to aching, and
he tramped to Wyalus!ng to have 1t
out
Tho dentist pushed him back in
the operating chair. stuck n cork be-
tween his jaws TO keep them open and
examined the sore tooth carefully.
Then, frowning, shaking his head. he
selected his biggest and most sub
stantial pair of forceps.
:" Is that going to hurt, doctor?"
said the farm hand, looking anXiously
ut the tremendous forceps.
THE dentist answered with smile:
"'Well, II 1t doesn't we won't chnrig,
You anything
And he rolled up his sleeves, hook
ed the forceps on to the foot, put his
foot against the arm OF the chair for
a brace. and-ah. 1t was horrible.
"But all through the horrible or.
deal the young farm hand neither
howled nor groaned nor grnnted, Like
an image he sat. Indeed, kind of
smile flickered from time to time over
his face
when the tooth was at last out the
dentist said compassionntely:
ut didn't hurt SO very much. did
it?"
"'Hurt? Why, 1t didn't hurt ut
all,' said the farm hand.
"And he took leave without pay
ing, holding the dentist to his bar
gain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
Diplomacy.

William B. Ridgely, the comptrol-
Ter of tho currency, said of a certain
Speculation the other day:
THE man Is rs ingenious as a
horse Dealers son they use to tell
about In my native Springfield.
"This boy was once Unexpectedly
called upon by his father to mount n
horse and exhibit its pace,
"As he settled himself In the sad
die the boy. in order to regulate tho
horses gait accordingly. leaned down
and whispered to his father:
"'Are you buying or selling?'"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
Church Of Christ,

Rev. c. N. Wdiliams, pastor OF
the Church OF Christ, will preach
this morning on The Book of Con
fesaicns."
This evening tsbe christian En-
deavor society Will observe Chris
tan Endeavor day. with mission
airy program entitled, THE Dawnin1
Day" The progum follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
MIR. coulter Hero rod,v

state Secretary L. A. Coulter will
he the speaker ut the mems meeting
In the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Blacklist Thing in the Ages
Will be his subject.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
M Advised.

THAT speech was ill.advised," said
Senator Culluom, referring to a col.
leagues too outspoken address.
ut reminds mo of n speech that a
widow made to her new husband on
the honeymoon.
oh, she sighed, throwing herself
In the mans arms. how happy poor
dear James would be If he could only
know by what an agreeable gentleman
he has been replaced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-17
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND Old NT-Continued.

Holy Communion, by Rev. Mr.. Knd,
fert, Sunday 7:4a p. M. Service
Friday 1880 p. M, by assistant min.
lister. Sunday sdl,ool, Sunday, !:
p. m. w. H. BoYenton, superinten,
dent.