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Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02
the auspices.of Black Hawk Tribe No.

the auspices'of Black Hawk Tribe No.
"a, l. o. R. M. Notwithstanding the
early hour of the morning, six o'clock,
that services were held here, large
number of friends and brother Red Men
were in attendance. The remains were
shipped on the morning train and inter-
ment made in Paramount cemetery in
Denver. A number of the local Red
Men accompanied the remains and at
the depot in Denver were added to
by about twenty-five more, all paying
their respects to deceased brother by
attending services at the cemetery in a
body.
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02

Monday an election will be held
for director of this district-No. l,
who will fill the position of secre-
tary on the board. There are two
candidates and both are good men.
No mistake therefore would be
made in selecting either. Just go
to the polls and vote for whoever
you please, SO long as you vote for
r. B. Brown or G. E. Wiley.
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02
Notice Of Stockholders MEETING.

Public notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of The Mascot Mining, Milling,
& Tunnel Company, will be held at the
office of said company, in the City Of
Central, in Gilpin County, Colorado, on
May 18th, 1907, at two o'clock p. m. of
said city, for the purpose of the election
of Directors of said company, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may lawfully be brought before said
meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
G. MURRAY RoAT, President.
E. c. BRELsFoRD, Secretary.
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02
President Roosevelt since issu

PRESIDENT Roosevelt since lsSu-
ing his public denunciation OF
Meyer and Haywood, CHASING
them as undesirable citizens
has been criticised generally for
his action. Even those who have
not held the best of feeling for
Meyer and Haywood and the or
ganization of which they are the
head, do no not approve of the
presidents open statements at this
time when the men are on trial for
their lives and what he might say
derogatory of the characters of the
accused would create sentiment
against them and prejudice the
minds of the men who will be sci.
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02
Spend The Evening In Denver.

Special theatre excursion via C. & S.
Saturday, May 4th, for Mrs. Leslie
Garter in Du Barry" matinee and
evening. One fare for round trip; tickets
good returning Sunday. Dockaader's
Minstrels at Tabor. Reservation of
theatre tickets shouli be made by mail
order remittance to box Office of various
theatres.
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02
IN RUSSELL GULCH

tuesday Bob Gecket moved his house.
hold furniture to his ranch in Arvada
where the family will reside in the
future.
Mrs. VIM. Quintrall returned from a
visit to Denver last Saturday evening
Miss Tugwood, of Sterling, who has
been visiting here for some time left
for her home Sunday.
Thomas Hancock, No. 2, who has been
sojourning for several months past in
England returned again Friday evening.
After May first the general store of
Wagner and Askew will close every
evening at seven o'clock.
Frank Paxton left last Saturday for
Wyoming, but when he arrived in
Denver a telephone message was re-
ceived from him stating that he would
go to Goldfield, Nevada instead.
School election will be held next Mon
day. Thus far no applications for the
position have been received. The cleo
tion is for president for three years.
Tom Turner and family, expect within
the next few days to move to Central
city.
Len Hostler, left the latter part of
last week for.Encampment, Wyoming.
Mrs. Phillips, is having her boarding
house repainted, repapered and other
repairs that were necessary attended
too this week.
Carpenter VIM. Thompson of Central
is fixing up the Scawn residence.
Mrs. T Harvey. is up and around
again after a short siege of sickness.
Last Thursday number of the local
members of the l. o. o. F. lodge went
to Central to visit with their sister lodge.
All had good time so they say.
Mrs. VIM. Mellow, left for Denver the
first of the week to visit with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Blackman and son were over from
Georgetown the latter part of last week
on visit to friends.
CMrs. w. ]. Bray has had placed at the
head of her husband S and John Brewers S
grave a handsome monument. Bray and
Brewer, it will be remembered, were
suffocated at the same time while work.
ing in the shaft of the Saratoga mine.
They are buried in the Russell Gulch
cemetery.
Some local talent will give an enter
tainment, social and dance at the l. o.
o. F. hall on Friday evening, May 10.
Be sure and attend. Following is the
cast of characters for the play, Diam
onds and Hearts, that is to be present
ed that evening:
Beatrice Halstead-A young lady of
eighteen, with an affection of the
heart, love of fun, and hatred
of arithmetic. -. Miss Susie Schieffer
Amy Halstead-Her sister two years
younger, fond of frolic ...........
..............M Miss Barbara Schieffer
1ney Grey-A young lady visitor, will
ing to share in the fun. ............
..................M Miss Lila Stephens
Mrs. Halstead-A widow and step
mother to the Halstead girls. .....
.................. Miss Bessie Davis
Hannah Mary Barns-A "Sis"-A
maiden lady who keeps house for
her brother. .......... Mrs. w. Scown
Dwight Bradley-A fortune hunter
and Mrs. Halstead's son by for
mer rnarriaUe Thomas Williams
Doctor Burton-A young physician
................... Hugh Williams
Sammy-The darky bell-boy in the
Halstead house ...... VIM. Scown
Abraham Barns, or "Bub"-A Yam
kee farmer, still unmarried at forty,
diamond in the rough. Tom Rogers
Sheriff ............... George Schieffer
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02
A Rare BARGAIN.

/ will take bids on the barn and log
room separately or together for the
lumber and fuel in them.
MRS. M. J. FIELD, Nevadaville.
Gilpin observer., 1907-05-02

Trade at the store that will trea
you right. - -Hawley's.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
Summons

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Navajo.
 Paula Sandoval, plaintiff: vs. Anto- nio Sandoval, defendant. Summons No. l98.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Antonio Sandoval.
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for Navajo County, Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with this Court at Hol- brook, in said county, Ga copy of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days, (eXclvsive of the day or service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served within the county. In all other cases thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap- pear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment by default against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court of H brook, Arizona, this l2th day of April A. D. 1907.
 2-6 W. B. WOODS, Clerk.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
Diablo this week.
Mrs. J. F. Mahoney left Sun- day for Benson, Ariz.
Cured of Rheumatism.

MT. Wm. Henry Of Chattanoo- ga, Tenn. had rheumatism in hls left arm. The strength seemed to have gone out of the muscles so that It was useless to work, " he says 'I applied Chamber lain's Pain Balm and wrapped the arm in a flannel at night, and to my relief 1 found that the pain gradually left me and the strength returned. In three weeks the rheuma tism disap- peared and has not since return ed. " If troubled with rheumat- ism try few applications of Pain Balm. You are certain to be pleased with the relief which it affords. For sale by Holbrook Drug Store.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

our little city will be beautifully shaded.
 A trip over the town shows great activity among the people in cleaning up of yards, putting down lawns and planting shrub bery. Individual effort in this direction will certainly have the effect of beautitying the town. The sanitary condition of Wins low was never so good as at the present time.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

The following MasOns, well known here, were this week branded, on the ground that they were mavericks, by the Phoenix Shriners:
 Charles H. Brownell, of Ash Fork, E. V. Roy, Robert E. Keen ey, George K. Anderson, E. A. Sawyer, of Winslow.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
WinslOw Notes. From the Mail.
WinsIow's Progress

unprecedented building DOOM Is evidenced by the fact that build ing material of all kinds IS at a premium. Many contemplated residences are being held back on this account. Dealers are unable to meet the demand.
 Robert Fenton will start fire i'll his large kiln Monday or Tues day of next week. The kiln con- tains 215,OOO brick and every one is sold. The brick that are manufactured in Winslow are of a superior quality, but with the present facilities it is impossible to keep up with the demand. A number of new residences are now in the course of erection or about completed and quite number would be started were it not for this scarcity in material.
 Bert Ward, the contractor, has started the foundation for large brick, strictly modern residence at the west end of Second Street and expects to have 1t completed within the next two months.
 Mir. V. K. Rose has just com pleted the foundation fov an up to-date stone residence on West Third Street.
 The new residence of Doctor Waite on West Third Street, one of the finest in the town, is about completed. The doctor expects to occupy it within the next thir- ty days. He will beautify the grounds with shade trees and shrubbery.
 Mir. w. A. Paris new home on West Front Street IS about ready to be occup1ed. He expects to move into it within the next few days.
 Dick Hart has just completed one fine modern frame house in the west part of town and con- templates building several more. Mir. Hart will help supply a long felt want. It is impossible to rent a desirable house in town, the supply being far below the demand. A number of gentle men who have located here have not moved their families on ac- count of not being able to secure houses.
 Mir. Breed is putting in ce- ment sidewalk around his new store building on Front Street. Concrete sidewalks are an inno- vatiOn and the success of this one will mean many more Ot its kind. Winslow brides itself on its fine brick walks, but the scar city of brick has retarded the lay ing of new paVements. Street Commissioner Shuf1in has been authorized Inv the Council to put
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

Malt is the body in beer. Pabst Eight-Day Malting Process makes perfect beer, because it converts every particle of food-value in the barley.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30
Record Run

The fastest special train ever run over the Santa Fe passed through Winslow Tuesday even ing. Judge Axel Chytraus, of the Superior Court at Chicago, chartered the train at Gallup, N. M. His wife being in Los Ange- les lying at the point of death, hence his desire to reach that city ahead of No. 8. His private car came into Gallup on No. 8 and was cut out there, the special running ahead of that train, beating the limited into Los An geles five hours and twenty min utes, notwithstanding the fact that the train had to be detour- ed via Mojave and the Southern Pacihc on account of a serious freight wreck on the Southern California Railway between Bar stow and San BernardinO, which delayed them about two hours.
 The special left Gallup at 5:25 D. m. with engine 1422 and that fearless engineer, lack Briscoe in the cab in charge of Conductor Murphy and arrived at Winslow right on schedule time at 7:40 D m, making the run in ? hours and 20 minutes. From WinslOw to Seligman the train was in charge of Conductor Tormey with engine 1419, Engineer Lamb, arriving at Seligman on time The special had been scheduled through to Los Ange- les at the rate of 4712 miles an hour, not including stops. Ar irving at Barstow it was found necessary to detour the train via | MOiave on account of a wreck between BarstOw and San Der nardino. The highest speed of the run was probably made be- tween BarstOw and Mojave, sev- enty-One miles which was made in just one hour.
 The run beats the trip of "Scot- ty" and his "COyote" by several miles an hour. It now seems up to him to get back to the desert, dig up some more mazuma and get after the record.
 For some time past the Santa Fe has been having trouble with car thieves. Cars have been broken into while standing in the yard and their secret service men have tried to locate the rob- bers. Tuesday afternoon Agent Holmes found two small boys, Frank Williams and Goya Con-
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is therefore a healthful, wholesome food, rich in nutriment and strength giving properties that build Eone and muscle.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

Dr. Walter Fewkes and wife, of Washington, D. C., were in the city Tuesday evening looking up old friends. The Doctor Is HOW connected with the National Mu- scum of Natural History at Washington. They have been making an extensive trip over Arizona in the interests of that institution and have secured some rare specimens of Aztec pottery and other articles of great value.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

A case exemplifying the old adage that the course of true love never runs smooth, came to light a few days ago A young man came to Winslow from the west with the vowed intention of car rying away one of the belles of our town. Everything seemed serene until after the young man had procured the marriage li- Cense, when the bride-to-be balk- ed and refused to be persuaded into having the hymenial knot tied. The young gentleman, at- ter ascertaining that the license was not limited, left the city say ing that he would return.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

MOntOya, a companion, plead guilty to the theft of flour, soap, oranges, stockings and other property and said they had been breaking into cars for some months past. Not being able to dispose of the stolen property they had buried most of 1t. They took the officers to their plant where most of the goods were recovered. Alter hearing their story and that of several wit nesses, Judge Finn sentenced the three boys to the Territorial h. dustrial School at Benson for a term of four years. The court parolled the boys pending good behavior and held their parents responsible for their appearance in court at any time. The judge also said that one ot the provi- sions of their parole was that they must attend school regular ly.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

In the neighborhood of 10000 head of sheep from along the Canyon are shearing at Canyon
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

Order a case and drink a bottle of Pabst Blue Ribbon with eachmeal. It will give your stomach zest to do it's work, and give you strength for yours.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

Mir. s. ]. Holsinger, of Meteor, Ariz., is in the city a guest of the Navajo. The company is still drilling at the meteor quarry south of Sunshine, with good prospects of encountering the meteoric iron for which they have been drilling for some time.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

Masters Everett WalcOtt and William Daze, IT,, were in Hol- brook Sunday on a business and pleasure trip combined.
Holbrook argus., 1907-04-30

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The new South-news., 1907-11-09
pB1I9Iou YoR A Coup IrIouAI
YAlDoy,

To HE Esosllsncy, Jas. X. Varda-
msn. Governor OF the State OF Mise.
/ hereby give notice that after the
publication Of this application for 30
days 10 some newspaper in the First
District Of Jones county, ] will make
application 70 you Tor . consultation
to HE imprisonment from my ssn-
tsnes TO hang for the crime OF murder
Of which va nvictsd at the March
1907 tern Of the Circot Court Of the
1st District OF jones county, and Was
sentsnOed to b hung bat appealed my
case 70 the 6aprsms court Of Mississ.
ippI. and Il 10 my purpose to dismisa
my appeal aed make the above appll.
cation 70 you, my reason being based
on the feet that vas forced iuto the
trial without Witnesses Without hav.
log had time 10 confer With new ooup.
sel furnlehed ne. Oct. Slst 1901.
Respectfully.
SCOTT erBwART
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

Dy virtue Of = Dsed of'Trass given
BY 3. A. Wipdban TO A. ,. Thorutos
on March -. lo0o. to secure ~ In.
dsbtdpess therein stated, which 10 ~.
cOrdsd 10 Book 4 A. on page 81 10
the once Of the ChAucery cIsrk Of to
Fret Judicial District Of sAid cousty
os Jopes, dsfsais bevisg oseu made ID
The psy @eBt of sei6 iads sbtedneee.
tse nndsssiened tsustee In said Died
~ TyUss Wtll o1es for sals and VIII
seiI Isr sash ss pob,jo asotion ~ ~
hix ~ ard beU bsdder 10 front OF tbs
Temporary ooert booss door N ihs
oswn II Klltlsvjljs. xi,S-, viehip is9a
hosrs tor sale On Moddsy Dec. sse
1901. Inc lolIoWtpG dssesibed proper.
" TO wN:
Lnss one ssa two, block two, In th<
Iowu u Kstabacbis MIS-, acoosdin1
- Hseks oaevsy. Tbe above describe
"a psepssty haviaG bees eonvevsd II
ibe satd Dssd ~ Trost-
rhis tie Ssh Gay - Nov. looa.
J. DAILY, Tsoseee.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

70 neglect your health. Tho Woeoo
usgIecs Jon can b. euilty - = - u.
Iov cosstjpatiou. bljlioosoeee~ - 49,
liver o. bowel troubls - eoeejooo. h
= poSson,ng yosr system 49, ~
Ioad " : esfioos chroaic oooo. nh
Bsllasd's Hesbins asd oet WojI. ~
euro core tor any "a ~ tsooo>oo q
the seouschs. liver sod bovolo.
9ojd b alj nSu6Gfeees
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

When Z young man and tAae kind
Of exsroles slludsd 70 when or Asuo
parsats were baatshsd from ths ~.
- ''As ost>las your Mvsns b ihs
sweo& q yoor heow." 80 noeo ~
ily and compseheaelvsly covesud -
plain English BY the word 'wosk.
falls out. IT. usually the young mAn
and not the work that suffers hon
the broken pact. Green Co. Her.
ald
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

IA Gv1lF ooanoe g
We WEAJuen.
4 IA 0sek IL Aiways We're Da-
siag Vet q cAansAlls
weather

Il your back like y barometer,
Does Il tore,~li every Grange Of
weather.
Does every cold s~,s'e on your
kldaosel
Bring aching. thtobing patnsy
DoeA Il disorder the urinef
The kidueys arc calling tor help
Zee Doam's Kidney Pil,s.
A ocssette, Of Gil Grand Avenue.
Meridian, Miles,, ssys: NY wife had
su4ered considerably With kidney
disease aud patus in hack and ioius.
Cold which settled N h~s kiduevs
vas the stastisG point Of shs ssoub.
le. at fret she thought 1, would psss
away but instcad II grew worse.
had heard great deal about Do.
an's Kidney Pills aud when she be.
came 20 bad. got her q box and
che commenced taking them. They
acted quickly and thoroughly for
BY tbs time she had taken three
boxes. she was well a. ever. 1nev-
er here her complain OF headache,
paius 10 back and kidneys amy
more. Her health 10 good and
can cay truthfully that Doan's
Kiauey PILE helped her when 9th.
rsnedies hsd no effect. Ny wife
and have both recommended them
10 friends Of ours and ell spesk
very highly OF them"
For sale by all dealers. Price boc.
Foster-n -ntiburn Co., Buffalo, New
Yort, cole agents for the United
S(stes.
Remember the name Doau,s-
end take no other.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

4 Newton lswyee. who . Iends :
eood dssi Of hss tlane tsyinG 70 sssm
bussy asd psusDesoas, Asnss ont
shis card On hio deee When b. lsAv-
- his o@cs, WIN - bask n -
hour" Upos ~ return ~ oshsa
day. ~ nctioed thoo oono Veg hat
iuapgihnd unlnenoo1h whist For. .
-Yceoot InG1ooeSs
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

cash te11 Seo - words what ths tsou-
-, ~ n ~ complexion Rsts pesty
II y Oeep weaker end vssksr, Ioossa
- - = esoss asd pesvisb. yos
- - eDsto1o tbat Il bas wornsl g1va
+ vh1ope Cseao vssnifues, gnassn.
~ bosnjoee BxpsDs ~ uevDi
~ ~ ~ babg iu = hsalttv. ues.
~ ooo11ooon. ~ ~ ~ 1suGGloe1
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

Cameron. Texas. November ~.
Following an indictment bv eAe
grand Jury on . charge Of ornlnel
assault Alex johnson. . negro ~
enesa eren ~ ~ ond haseed - .
~ u ~ ooUss hs0ss ysrd hseo -
olgAs. IAe 0ovoseoe ordered ~
~ mseue ~ too nee.~-Ha>tteo
~ Unl1r NeWp.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

The Prseidsut cspti vsted ths MSe-
sfonppasns ~ proc!siming himself
- Prss idess Of every HtAte without
soeolonal distlnction-0 OF Mississippi
- mach - OF New York. He raid
nigh complimsns 70 jensrson Davis
~ oontasuau. soldier and ctttsep.-
Rn1oQoko Heeald.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

Mr.. Roosevelt paid Je6 DAVIS
memory . juss tribute-it takes .
manly man 70 acknowledge = wrong
and captured tho crowd. He left
vicksburR monday evening. having
made more friepds and edmiresa
during his stay In the south than
rarely fsils 70 the good fortune Of
any man. Teddy u = wonder. and
NO miots ke.- Hummit 6Ontuuel.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09
So1t PRESS aEnAoIe r
poE4lofl6 oooovelI.

Mr.. Roosevslt'e euloGistic refer
ences 20 jefferson Davts, ise end
other illustrious leaders Of the ooo-
fedcracv. placed him shove patty
sectioualisn and demonstrated that
he 10 In fact-whioh be ssys u v his
his shest ambition 10 be-the Presi-
dent Of every state IN the Union,
irrs spective of latitude or longitude.
-LcxiDgton Advertiser,
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

rbst pain in yoss baok essss1 by
iswbago, stia muscIes or = ssseio, y
~ sasy thing 70 get ~ oi. Dsl(ae1'e
Snow LluIusnt cures sbeunstlso.
lumbago sose sud sei6 museles. stsaas
spssins, cuss. buens, bfuisss. seaI1s 1
sli schss and psins. You peed Z ~.
~ In your home. Sold by I'll ds1G.
giste.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

IL doe 10 large measufe u abuse ol
the bowels bx e0pIsylsg drastic Pur-
&attvss. To svet1 Ill dasger ~ osly
Dr. Kiss's New Lie piils. tbe saie, gsa
tie ctsnssfs asd invi9oPaeoss. gusras'
ted for heeAaebs. 5)l1eesseso, msIs-
RE and jausdtee. Sold Il Z. J. Ward
Drugstse.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

\ lssssr the Chaulsr hsad:puartsrs
was sscetved herr inqulrin& about
the ettttudo Of the ps0pls sowsrd
his boom. Mr. >chanlef's chancss
hero ars than. HFyan has.sAs eAll. -
Meteor.
TN 1smooessdos the south srs
IAsaf y lsvcr of NJ. pa u
i'.,-.4e ! - = 49,. = ! 90 -s 49, q
|leoe-4be wants ~ aq|nanAatno,
~ 10 o. . sSivss p,s(s.-soss:
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

"Aay The Lord belly vou mAk uQoo-
Isps AsaIos Sslvs known 70 ~, Wo1ooo
J @ jeukins. OF Cbapss aiil y. Q. =
quietly took the pain out u . oeDoo
foe ne and cared 1t IL . we~6pfloloy
short time" Best on earth Tor eoeoo.
burns aud wounds. 25c = bvts1o -
81. Ward drag store.
Two negroes we're lynohsA nooe
v,utgar Bend, 10 Aiahams, ~
week foe the murder VI . Cubon
youth. 0seved then stekA
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

Pfeeideat Roooevelt's rafereuoes
70 Js6srsou Davis wsss timely and
showed thst, Ia he sobse end me-
tuse yesss, ~ hss formed dilss-
ent opinion Of that great man and
In this, tho south behsves he 10 sin
cere and honest. .-CiAsksdele Rseis-
ter.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

Hf. Roooevolt'O tribute n Je1er-
con Davis. Gen. y. D. Lee. aud tho
Confsdsracy will long b rememhsr-
ID and won tho President host Of
6ouahsrn frieuds. Port Gibson Rev.
eiI1e.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

1lQ4, - ~ ~ ~ = 49,
o1 t>pI)l easv i>oolSyeu ~
~ Il 1o9omoa(e, oooooooeo(9Ve
oc4 ~ u10o9ess esoutjos ~
- - \. PIT S6ps issOD boo3 =
~ <eto1th ~ step thos seonD
~ nollas1o nssooeus1 oSsot, ny1oo
~, ~ Ao1ooI q ~ 1su0oiDeo.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

Ttssv y some ersas ssuae ~ ~
tbts llnsnolsl dassy. We 1noW
ons thing about u. that IL tso7neso
and the waee aasnsss did nos tsioe
70 about.
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

"CyoIuus" jim Nsville Wss n
Washing1oa ~ othes ~ sDd talk.
"a ousof eohool oboa4 ''pnvsee" Jnc
AlIso. Hs ~ ~ was ooos invited
10 spsnd Gasday ~ ~ Alise home
but John told hin tAAt he sules oi
the bouse Wosld ysquiss him not x
dstnk, smoke a ohsW - The oab
batb. 70 70 onso 70 ean1sy 0choo
end twscs 70 church lS's . 100 %
shot that NJ. Neville d,da't spsnd
Sunday Ia 1'upolo. .-jseksoa Nsws.
Mistaken. jim UoVllle Was Away
70 ous osstaas ssowie1es. = dutifu
Sunday school ooho1los,
The new South-news., 1907-11-09

tp0 ~ -. oL.
ogto(ons OF Z decree
onee Of the let. Die
~. Alas., rendered
: - vacation on the
toes 1907, the under.
Co0missionsr OF The
oauss viii on the
oooor 1901, ct klIis-
y leGaI hours for sals
bo0st houss doqf, tx-
- een 70 the IA hest
- sellewiss dSscrib-
oated ln Jonss douu .
VIII D1ooks NJ. s.
- NcAaoss Adt)itiou
futovtlle Mis-. ~ shs
n Rlat u seid add
=. ~ oe Ohs hoer,