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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

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BEN QlmDIen oertbeilt. Die 9auptitani
sritrabIts in prdhtiger illumination,
elm groBss pprotedniihes Sdauipiel
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bic Strabsn. auf nelteR bic MeRi4sn'
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puros bic asgieruns befiig angsgrifs
fen, neil lie Is geitattets, odB BEN neus
lid eruaunten Garoindlen milit6riIft
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ME 3pei paralele 9iRien - lie biirf.
ten iih ME b%eribren.
Das Observation-Disclosures perSffsnts
lihte f%Olseuoen geri6t Hbtr osn tant
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(potet gu bemerteu 1T, oaB bic 8a6l
100 einsn @oabetras 6eSeuten plroe):
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28,132,000 Qcreg, ooer 11.2 Qrocenl
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0interDsi5su befdt semeloet purbs
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tsrro9stn 80; WteIsnmabt 83.6.
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900 an /. mai 1906, 92.5 am 1
gfai 1905 uno 85.5 i'm DurhThnitI
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rossen mar So. 6sulano 8O.6. @eiben
1915. Dieier 9eri6t Der Rsoisrunn
uno bic UteIbungen uon psitersm
taItsn Nettsr i'm Roropeffen trisbeu
Die Preiie oss @ei5sns an Der g5rF,
in @bica9o sspalti5 in bic 66be uuo
am Wontas itisJ December Neiser
auf $1.03. 9ehlihs S~peeuIanten ~
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aus ben Uei3snse5istsu in Rublans
uno unsorn ungiintis Iautsten. 5as
talte Wstter i6ts aud ouf bic Qars
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ben SuibsI an Der g6rie nptir., Elm
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IND 80 fir zen 9uib,t. gsrmutbIih
DeToen oisis 9rsiie a5er in nsnistl
Sa8sn pisosr Fntsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

Gittl SassI bsyyi5i in sans Spa-
nIen. Dsr laHseIieanie Ssronsg9 bat
iia sHsiit siassisg. nHo bic game
giHrc5ne1itaf. i6pimm. IS eRlss
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
Der sssbofs und
Der SOnntagsbCts.

Str ,Gssbotsa unO Der ggoautasabois1
eri9siusn i,6sa WtittpO6 uno Sennias
rnb foItsu idbgli6. portnirtt. CobHs
9r6mie) uao pofttP nur BET
Bprausbe3abIunge tRes ool'
lens abreauges$2 500.
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fanbe, oeer nit Il ,b0ousr Sramle
Dir6 $3.50 per Sa6r bsrsansi.
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ben, Bic bas sau3e SubicrlpiloHsgslo be-
lablt 1T. @,nn 9snanO oas glatt 5uruds
ididt, pbns ieinen Standardization nads
lefommen 5a leiH, 10 1T oerieIbe flr bic
Eauer Der fernatR 3uien0ung oes Blaties
Il Roller 9ea6luHg Derphiatet.
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leIn, iinO e.5eita, bsi Nngabe oe5 neaeH
Dobnortes aud ben Jiamen Der 9oitolfiee
ansugeben, oui mslaer ne bic 9s'tnHg
bisbsr eJbaltt ben.
grobes Qumai.rn Der6n auf BerIangeB
irsi 5aseiaidt.
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ben. Sir @eloieHounaen Ia Bear uno IN
pstD6knii6sn unrsgiitrigisH grisfen ilHo
mir nidt D~sranuDsrtlia, iDsnn oiSlslbeH
b~erlorsu gsbsn.
DieibaueeH jbsr irseno DsI9e unreaeIs
mabiefeiten bsim Nblisern oes Blaites
burh bic Soft ODER ioniiige &ei6nsrseH,
ioaisH bireet an bic Expedition ssri9tet
uer0eu.
griefs, gsffenans,n un0 gsIoieHouHgsn
iiHb gu ridten an:
The p. V. DsuSter Co.,
90 Mason st.-Miiwsukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
Tbe p. V. DsuSter Co.,
90 Mason st.-Miiwaukee, Wis.

Entered az the post Office at Milwaukee, Wis
d admitted Tor transmission through The mails
at s~eeund-class ratesJ
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

0is aus @uba beri6tet pirO, Iiss
gen i'm OOrtigsn S9aBamts is Mils
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sentIi9 feline gsrnen0ung bat. 0ena
oas feline geranlaHung gu einsm
neuen 4ratebl si6t. 5ann miiHen bic
9u6aner iia iebr sednoert babsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

Dem @ornesie'i6sn Snfitut 5efinoet
lih nur elm SdEIer. uuo Sefen uns
terri6t toftet tdgIid sinunbspunsia
Dollars. 6offsutlia niro bei benz
@iniomsn Gin piTenfdaftIi6es 5uns
oament gelest, Oas eben 70 foliot
ME ss tOFipieIig 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
RAN AWAY FROM HOME.
- I
Plans Of Two Maryland Youths
Acknowledgements at Rockville.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. December 21.-Be-
cause they thought the discipline at home
too strict, Augustus Gingell and Rogers
Tit1ow. fifteen and fourteen years old, re-
spectively. sons OF well-to-do parents Of
Bethesda district. this county, yesterday
morning ran away from their homes with
the intention OF going 1t on their own
hook" Their plans. however. miscarried,
and a Rockville officer this afternoon cap
tured the runaways while they were in
the act of doing the town for financial
assistance. Upon the failure Of the boys
to return to their homes last night their
parents got busy with the wires and sent
out numerous lookout messages.
Deputy Sheriff Hewitt of this place was
one Of the first requested to be on the
alert. and he ran across the boys, as
stated. and in order to hold them for
their parents had them committed to jail
by preferring charges OF vagrancy. The
runaways will. it Is understood, be re-
stored to their parents tonight.
In speaking OF their escapade. the boys
explained that they had intended to go
west, and seemed much disappointed that
their plans had been frustrated. They
stated that they slept last night in a box
car. After being arrested, the boys re-
tanned their nerve until the Jail was reach
ed, when they both broke down and had a
good cry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
GLAZIER CITED TO APPEAR.
State Treasurer Served With Papers
While Ill at His Home.

DETROIT. Mich, December 21.-It de-
velops today that Deputy United States
Marshal Taylor, white in Chelsea. Mich.
yesterday, served on State Treasurer
Frank P. Glazier. who has been seriously
Ill at his home there since it became pub
lie that he was in serious financial diff
culties. the papers formally notifying him
that his Detroit creditors have begun
proceedings to have him declared an in
voluntary bankrupt.
Mr.. Glazier was cited to appear in the
United States court here before Judge
Swan for hearing on the petition Of his
creditors December %. 1t is not thought
his health will permit him to appear then.
however.
Referee in Bankruptcy Davock this aft
ernoon appointed the Security Trust Com
pany of Detroit receiver in bankruptcy
for Mr.. Glazier, with q bond OF $1,000
which the company filed Immediately.
Under the law the receiver will take
charge OF all Of Mr.. Glaciers assets and
hold them intact until the petition for
his bankruptcy Is adiudicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
KENTUcKY's TOBACCO WAR.
Conference Of Growers and Buyers
Likely to Bring Peace.

FRANKFORT. Ky. December 2l.-It is
the opinion of those who participated yes
terday In the conference of tobacco
growers and buyers called by Gov. Will
son that the tobacco controversy in Ken
lucky will be amlcably settled. The con-
ference was in session until late hour
last night and adjourned with the under
standing that esAmerican Tobacco Com
pany would January examine sam
Piles of the tobacco held by the Burley
Tobacco Society at Winchester. The So
ciety holds 6O.OOOOOO pounds of tobacco.
The American Company made Is clear that
1t would not use all of 1t. but would ex-
anime samples, and probably place a
price on a portion of 1t.
Before the adjournment of the confer
ence committee representing the Green
river dark tobacco district. headed by f.
b. McEwen OF Mclean county. requested
a conference with the American Tobacco
Company's representatives and all other
buyers. The American Tobacco Company
representatives complied with the request.
but no date was set for the inspection OF
the tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
BoNAPARTE IN CHICAGO.
Holds Conference With District At
torney Sims-Roosevelt Comment.

torney Sims-Roosevelt Comment.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, December 21.--Attorney Gen.
eral Boneparte reached Chicago today, os-
tensibly for the purpose of making a
speech tonight before the members Of the
Illinois Athletic Association. Immediately
after his arrived. however, he was met by
appointment by United States District
Attorney Sims and the two went into a
conference that lasted several hours.
Following the conference neither would
talk about what had taken place, but 1t Is
understood that the main topic of discus
sion was the trial of John r. Walsh.
against whom the government has all but
completed the introduction of the case
that has been worked UP against him.
He IS also understood TO have talked
over the Standard Oil inquiry. which is
soon to be transferred to Chicago for
further prosecution.
1.-THE reason for the attacks that have
been made upon President Roosevelt. de
said. lis that he has set about the task of
putting some dishonest financiers in
Jail"
This comment was considered especially
significant. owing to the present position
OF the government in the prosecution Of
Walsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
DIED.


BIRNEY On Friday. December 20. 1907. at her
LEII4AN BIRNEY.
Funeral services at the Episcopal Chapel at
Chevy Chase, Monday, December 3. at 2
o'clock pm. Interment tprivate) at Oak Hill.
BRAULIK. On Friday, December 20. 1907,
JULIA W.. widow Of the late Francis x.
Carl Won Braulik.
LIST street southeast. at 10 am. Monday.
December %. Interment private.
CHASE. On Friday, December 20. 1907. SARAH
E.. widow Of the late William II. Chase.
Funeral services from her late residence; 1928
December %. Interment private.
MICHAEL CRAFTY; eighty years old;
Be- al
tives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend. 3
and, painful illness. Mrs LIZZIE DEWEY.
Funeral Sunday. December %. at o'clock. from
4l9 % street northwest. Indiana papers
please copy0
EwELL. Departed this life on Wednesday. De
ss%Ssr ls h 1907 ANNE EWELL at the
ster, 502 Sd street southwest.
Funeral Sunday from Zion Baptist Church. at
FRIEDRICHS. On Thursday December 49,
1907, at an, at her residence. IDA NJ,
beloved wife of August NJ. Frledrichs.
Funeral from her late residence. 1872 Sth street
northwest Sunday, December %, at 2 pm.
thence to st. Marks Church. Sth and b
streets southwest. Relatives and friends re-
spectfuly invited Interment private. 2
GOODMAN. On December 20, 1907, at 4:4s pm
ELIZABETH E. daughter of the late John
T. and Mary J. Goldman.
Funeral from the residence OF her sister. Mrs
W. c. Bengel, Mount Rainier Nd. Sunday
December %. at pm. Relatives and friends
invited
HEINZERLING. On Saturday, December Fl.
1907 at 1880 am, CHRISTIAN. widow Of
the late George II. Heinzerling. aged seventy
nine years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. I'll Viz
ginia avenue southeast, on Monday, December
%, at 2 o'clock pm. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Prospect Hill cemetery.
HOLLINS. On Friday. December 20. 1907. at =
am. Mr.. JOSEPH H. G. HOLLINS beloved
husband Of Emily b. Hollins, In his sixty
seventh year.
Funeral services at his late residence. 81 Sew
ard square southeast. at pm. Monday De-
cember 20 baltimore papers please copy
The members Of Golden Rule Lodge No. 81
l. o. o. E., are requested to meet at Odd Eel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22

LINCOLN. Neh. December 21.-Accom-
panied by william J. Bryan, jr.. W. ].
Bryan left Lincoln Thursday for a trip
In the south. After making a few stops
In Oklahoma and Texas. Mr.. Bryan will
spend several days hunting ducks op the
gulf coast. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
MARRIED.

GREENwOOD-SEITZ. On January 1e, 1907, at
Wilmington. Del. by the Rev. George Wolfe,
d. D.. HARRIET F. SETTZ and WILLIAM
NJ. GREENWOOD, both of Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
Mr.. Newberry's Departure

Assistant Secretary Newberry of the
Navy Department will spend the Christ
mas holidays with his family in Detroit
He expects to return to Washington on
the 30th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
Required Labor on Mining Claims.

At the instance of Senator Teller the
Senate yesterday passed bill suspending
for the year 1907 the requirement that
500 worth of labor shall be done on min
ing claims in the course Of being perfected
in the states of Colorado. California, Ore
gon. South Dakota and Idaho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22

Endorsed him. but at Chi
cage, be had little other support, and Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-22
In Memoriam.

AHERN In sad but loving remembrance Of our
dear daughter and sister, ANNfD GENE
WE'VE AHERN, who departed this life one
year ago today, December 2. 1903
Anniversary mass this morning at O'clock aE
st. Peters Roman Catholic Church, ID an
g streets southeast.
May her soul rest in peace.
By her MAMMA, PAPA, SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
BELL. In loving but sad remembrance Of my
dear and deroted friend, LANDER BELL
who died six years ago today, December "a
BIZ ONE WHO LOVED HIM. MAUD"
CLARK. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
left me one year ago today, December q,
1906. ~~-
Loved in life, remembered in death.
HIS LOVING WIFE. EFFIE G. CLARK.
LEE In remembrance Of HENRIETTA LEE,
of James b. Lee and sister Of Patsy Gillian,
who departed this life December %, 1906.
We miss thee from our. earthly home and long
thy face to see. s-f
But heaven is best for thee.
MILTON In sad but loving remembrance Of my
beloved wife. 1RMAGARDE EIDRIDGE MIL
TON, who departed this life year ago, De-
cember %, 1906, In Phoenix. Ariz, whittier
she had gone to restore her broken health.
Her life was beauty. truth, goodness and love.
BY HER HUSBAND.
RIEGEIa In loving memory Of our dear son and
brother I. ALBERT RIEGE.. who died four
years ago today. December %, 1908.
Rest in peace.
BY HIS MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Nursing Mothers and
0Yer-burdened Women

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broken down by over work. exacting
social duties the too frequent bearing Of
children, or other causes, VIII find in Dr.
Pierce's Favor!te Prescription the most
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ana PromotingN9n abundant h0urishment
iOr the child. EXpeCtant EOtRers too
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system for baby's coming and reDdASinR
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Pierce thus invites the fullest investiga-
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be found to contain only the best agents
known 70 the most advanced medical
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II you want to know more about the
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You can't afford 20 accept as a substl-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
ssP,sndins a week IN ashland with
Recent Visitors

Mas Opheiia Bray. OF the Fsrmvills
State State norma, and Mr sydney Bray. OF
recent guests Of Mrs. IL W. Baughen.
DIR. IL W. Baughan. who has been
~ as result OF fall SUSTAINED be-
fore Christmas. IS sufficiently recov-
Miss Mary Pumphrey will leave nsxt
week 70 visit her aunt. Mrs. r. :.
Mrs. =. = snither has been IN Rich
mere BY the sickness and death OF her
lat.er. Mr. John Selph.
Mr and Mrs. Brantley Bray. Of
Bray's sister. Mrs. W. s. Eastwood.
Telephones have been put IN the resi-
dcnce OF DR. Alvah Is. Hudson and Mr..
Harvey Gary.
Misc Sadie Smith. Of Caroline. was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Rosa Fary.
several days recently.
Mr. Melvin Farmer. OF Norfolk was
Gay en- route 20 the Northern Neck Of
virginia on pleasure trip OF two
M. and Mrs. NJ. p Chandler reached
West Point Tuesday after a weeks
Visit 20 tho hons Of Mr.. Chambers
parents. Mr.. Chandler was quite sick
while there. but So convelesolng.
Mrs. Dryden and her son. from Mary
land. arc expected sunday 70 visit Mrs.
Dryden's sister. Mrs Ruark
Mr. Ed Morvitz has returned from
a trip 10 Baltimore. where he left Mrs
Morvitz and children
The Terminal Hotel Is now heated
through with steam heat and whom the
sun parlors are completed. overlooking
tho glorious York River Mr. Cuveruator
Will be able 20 make tourists very corn
portable ana haSSy. unless tho winter fur
ni6hes weather Ike the past week PeO-
pie were walking about the streets bare
healed. the ladies with white dresses
ana even short sleeves Window ia
s.eep'ng apartments were left open al
night and one dav. ~ O'Clock. the Their
i.pmeter registered 50 degrees IN the
snade Hens went 20 laying and brought
eggs down 20 twenty cents per dozen: VIC
lets went % blooming in the open grass
U sprinsing, hyacinthz and narclssus 70
pushing their green heads above ground
% see what was Ule matter and Insects
20 humWing-and as 20 the birds theirs
was one sweet song all day long
Mrs. q. V. Waugh has been glita sicse
Fs~k With chills for week this making
the hfth attack the attacks returning ne
twenty first day. She 10 better
Judge A y. Evans OF NiadleseK county.
ana son. william, We're the guests Of Or
~. 9 Nunn and Mrs. Q. =. Waugh on
Mr Robert Fleet. OF Pichmo.d IS the
guest % Mrs VI NJ Gordon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
CAY SOCIAL LIFE
IN WEST POINT
Christmas Visitors Still, Linger
Charmed With True Hospitality
Dispensed Them.
WANTS THE SAILOR BOYS
The Wasp Tries a Hand at
Recruiting Men for United
States Navy.
tspe.lal % No r,,ns.-rana,.h }

Especial 90 The Times IA s.atch
WEST POINT VA. January MS
sion services win be conducted by Rev. J.
Foyntz Tyler. archdeac0n % the diocese
Of viretnia, IA St Johns Church. West
Point. beginning sunday. January 18th.
and closing Sunday. January 2OJh. inolu-
alive Tie mission begins with the Holy
Communion on sunday morning. the 18th.
There VIII be infant baptism ~ 4 O'Clock
the same afternoon. on sunday night
and every night after there viii be SER
vice and sermon. also, on Thursday az
ternoon at O'Clock. ths latter service
especially for young people and chill
dren-
Tho missionary societies OF tho Bap-
tst Church have tae past week observed
the worlds week OF prayer. meeting ia
TIE homes az tho members. on Monday
tie meeting was held in the home, Of
Mrs Austin J. Sm.ther Tuesday with
Mrs. Walter Gary, Wednesday with Ars.
Montague Pitcher Thursday with Mrs.
A. -. W are. Friday vlta sfrs G. =. Rob
erts. Saturday With Mrs Thos. 7. Bagby.
On XMAS occasion tas YOUNG " omar So
cicty carried out the program Tuis SEE
ries ~ meetings closed with a collection
known 40 tle Chrlstinas Offering for Chi
m This amounts each wear. iu Virginia
alone. go several Thousand dollars. These
meetings have been well attended. and
lion gained
DR. g.. y. Waugh. pastor of the Rap
list tnurr b.. is giving series ~ talks
or lectures every Tuesday evening iu
tho Baptist Church. and Rev MI. Chris
tar, rector of 81. Johns Episcopal
Church. has been talking every Tuesday
1.. toas .-..-.a g.
'ti-i oy i.. j. j. Haley - the Sew
'.'h 0.f.ti ,H-Tch. islrnm'na. IN JAM
if t. ".i-''t any o'iieeton ior cen'
JOS mace s,'- neg inning A. the
--p ID fift-, ior Inc present
''.t VIDA nave no GUAR reriaent pas
'''s .+I M-A pe fN-nlsterea 70 ty nte
D. tcrs frpu i.ioanond anc elsewhere
The public schools have settled 20 tie
"n-f ~ t.e new year NJ. g. Russell.
h'.- inspector Ter tAis RI. strict. fisitea
Ire schools fli. week. TIE new public
n.-ds f'r tho co-ared srhoo. is
hN'.t i'--'- arl VIII supply a great
rrec
Tho cNec-t.ss committee appointed by
t.' rs +-t Point onuN eutlon. December
-''A- ID me interest ~ INC represoutt-
l "t the Thirteenth Judicial District
~ t.n J-u"st.Nn E@poslt.. %. met ot
'f.'I' ester Courthouse on January TIN.
y.'TF t--eit D. Jones presided After
much routine business and many resois-
h' li was urged t',- tne committee that
i.' inf.e members ~ tAe committee .rom
't-t county a-l Ire town o., West Point
f.N-.l walt upon t1.l~ respective boards
ana tho Town r.lt-..f 10 We. r.~i-. 49,,
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-' -.r present alton ~ tle
ana report rt tle next meeting
% tt~ couwittel. to Doe le.a ~ S-Ind4
January -etA. IL is desired tnar NOT less
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Full Too Often.

Full many II sport Of fame in other days
The Verdaut meadow and the cornheid
hide.
Full many a baseball hero gathers I'm
Your nickel when You take street car
ride.
Cleveland Press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
Climate May Get Around Her
Somehow.

Meekly-Yes. were going 20 move TO
Swamphurst.
Doctor-But the climate there may disa-
gree With your wife.
MesldX--It wouldn't 6aEO.--IitzIsts,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-18
% Not Crowd ehe Season.

The first warm days Of spring bring
with them a desire 10 get out and en-
Joy the exhilarating air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
winter are brought out and you won
or where they all came from. The
heavy winter clothing In thrown aside
and many shed their %flanneis. Their
a cold wave comes and people say that
grip III epidemic. Colds at this sea
son are even more dangerous than tn
mid.winter. a. there In much more
danger OF pneumonia. Take Chamber
ain'Cough Remedy. however. and you
win have nothing TO fear. II always
cures. and we have never known a
cold to result In pneumonia when It
was used. II Ia pleasant and safe to
take. Children like II. For sale by all
druggists.