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The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
BRYAN MAY SOON
DECLARE POSITION
Friends Alarmed at Growth
Of the Chanler Boom.
FEARSINROADSINSOU SOUTH
NebraSkan viii Confer with
Supporters on Situation.

Has Under Preparation the Speech
Political Questions of the Day.
Thinks Party Has "a Chance-NIar-
tin Foster Says ''CoamOner'' VIII
Get the Illinois Delegation.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Every Banklng saferuard Tntor..,

On all accounts. and the privilege of
checking against accounts whenever de-
sired. are advantages offered by banking
dept. OF Union Trust CO., 1414 T St NV
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
MRS. EDDY I
TO MATER
Allows InqueStS
tian Science
RULE MADE MANDATORY
Members Of Cult Explain Mean
ing of Order.

Aims 10 Avoid Friction Between
Christian Scientists and Public
Health Officers when Members of
Her Church Die without Having
Terms to Describe Conditions.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
VS. OUT IT'S STOCK
Back When the Storm
Blows 0 er.

ing SGS,OOO a Month
100000, of Which
,,tO5 Was Paid in Cash.
ase Profits OF Trusts Sub
sfdiHry Corporations Laid Bare.
Standard Gets Lions Share-SIys-
terry in Big DenOminatOr.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
si.OO Frederick, Keedysvine CAntIe-

Leave Baltimore and Ohio Station.
Washington $3.50 a. n, Sunday. Septem-
Der %. Splendid opportunity to spend sun
day In the country.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from Z to 3. 1412 n. 7. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Continued on page 3, column 2.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
Midnight Marriage.


1ast as the city clock waS ton
inY the midnight hour and M9psay
snppcd quietly from the calen-
dar TO make room Tor Tuesday. the
solmnN impressive service was
said hy the Rev. ;. G. Dehord that
marked the life-time maiing OF Mr..
William Moore and Miss Bertha
Hicks OF this city The ceremony
was performed in the home of The
hrides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks
in the presence OF only few inti-
mate friends and the members Of
the families Of the contracting per
sons
The wedding is surrounded by
few rather interesting facts IN
which some of the friends OF the
groom took an active plrt. Air,
Moore. who is former medical stu
dent. but who has been employed
In Columbus. Ohio. came back herr
from that city YESTERDAY and im-
mediately after the wedding, left
for the Ohio city. where. SO he
stated. he would soon take MS
bride. and where they will reside
For the time being Mrs. Moore will
reside here With her parents--Ashian'
independent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
M. F. coNLEY, Publishes

for him, first because he is a niee
mar and a fine lawyer, second, be-
cause he is opposed to crime ana
will do right to all men. third. be-
cause he will not try a man for one
offense and file away dozen more
in which they are equally guilty.
John G. Porter
To whom it may concern:-
have known ]. p. Hannah for
twenty years. | was Pastor Of the
Baptist Church at Martinsburg one
year, ard ! have taught school five
months in Martinsburg.
Mr.. Hannah is man OF excellent
character and habits, a strong tenn
perance advocate, and never heard
anything OF or from him that would
indicate that he was an infidel
He attended service when | preach
ed and always showed interest ana
respect to services VIM Jayne
Missionary Baptist chSrctl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
Delegates to Fayetteville.

The Womeus Foreign Missionary
Societe Of the NJ f, Church SCUM,
Western Virginia Conference is In
session this week at Fayetteville. Tn,
delegate from Louisa is Mrs, +. 7.
u. Wallace Sr.. one Of the most
prominent and efficient workers Tor
missions and temperance in Kentucky.
The Juvenile Society of Louisa IS
well represented by Miss Lucille
Sullivan. Airs Wallace and Miss Lu-
cille left for Fayetteville yesterday
and will probably return next Monday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
Mrs. BLAIR Danes Authorship.

SANDY HOOK. Ky June 1907.
To Editor Morgan County News =
IN order 10 yindicate mgs5lf and
husband from being accused of TAX
iBe any Part In the coming Democrat
ic Convention for Circuit Judge.
want 10 say in response 10 an q ucle
apfeared in this paper SOME DAYS
aEo supposed to be written by me
thai there nust be some mistake as
never Trote or authorized 10 b.
written that article
know both the candidates and
know them 10 be honest, upright gen
tiemen. nut ny husband and my fam
"a are republicans and We have nc
thing TO DO with Democratic conven-
items Signed. Alice Blair.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
IN REPLY
N. NJ, Redwine's Nelghbors Say.

To all the people. take this means
pf replying 70 an article puDlished
10 the Big Sandy News over the
signature OF Mrs. Watt a. Kitchen.
it is strange that woman In all
tlAs Judicial District could be found
who could be made tool OF 10
slander 50 capable, just. fair ana
upight o man as Judge Kedwine. In
defense Of our townsman and fellow
citizen ! desire TO say ! have known
N N Red~iue for over thirty years
afd know him TO be a man OF truth
I'D Of he highest Christian charac-
ter fol ears he has lead and taught
our children In Sunday school and
ha eya Impressed them with words
Of encouragement and pointed them
% De- higher life by leading lives
oi soberuess and upughiness We
Know his worth as a citizen as
Christian gentleman in it's truest
sense
be Tree is known by its frnt
1udec RedNiue IS known and respect
"a aud admired bE MS alb for hls
g0ddHtss 1t hea and charitable
deeds le has Tor quarter OF q
~. i.-,,'t,., baad m
~ ,Gf6frDnate b, loro cribs
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.fi, :, ~ padotp,
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5.a N ts. aEtsry traf
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a.+ :, ,.,a..c,ti,na IN,
- .,5 - s. 80,
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s..i ..t,,,..,.i ,,,, =
a.i.i.'t. l.s. i,.ns 4, hundred
f,i :, aipl
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
FROM MRS. KITCHEN.
Affidavit supporting Her State
meuts in Former Letter.

HayHs heard a thg sigudefou 81
tack mlie unah rt i% feiNiHe ih
mis- ecl al Gr5lso Monday 1
tpsI thar in iusfior 20 uYtlt and Mr.
Tisuuaa ST. Kitchen aud should
mako an AFFIDAVIT that tae chAist'
made ug8iast RriNiar ir m1 former
letter Aro trHs ana That Nr tiauh.'u
tHrs nothing wtliryef of the LETT
taf neither did ans Of Ills iflraas
WI after It WAS written
Nls Wal a Kitchen
Wa 4 Kitchen
satsrr.bca and worn 10 before ME
thl ltb das u June 1854 Ny COM
mission mres January ~ 1905
Orris u BUFleE NuiarE fuhh,
nov wish To state TO che public
WIS wrote that letter u was not
tiu hsd ,n special interest in Mr.
n ruah more than woull have had
In au honorable man whom he-
r.,tj 10 bs WORTH oi HE office.
aa,Inr q dishonorable man who tai
hetayed his trust and made mcfa hau.
dlsa II tHe office he held Who haN
tht rlptK Of hypocrisy So eieseN
Wapled about him that he was de
reitinr GOOD people year after year
Alter nrdiuE him out We fell d 1.'l
du, t1 expose his corruptness ans
tr, 10 ett an honest aud hail't"n',
man tn office that would help pa'
down the awful curse the Nh'sN'S
traffic Nr Kitchen can count tiit, mel
i'm Elliott Carter and Lawrence e1,a. eo1a.
tie. Who have been selling NulsNs
,ear after year and compromisine TIM
sfte, time The records would show
n the people would only ln''.ss'
themselves m the welfare OF thl'
corafv to examine.
Il. I'm men would do as Mr Nlnson
of Louisa they would find ',e
Redwine not only aids the WHISKY
men bnt the murderers as we'll
Whv is it people do not get , Ine.
syss opena shall be happy Il VIVA
We have said and done will aid y
tho suppression Of Redwinelsm hu
rhe whisky traffic, ,.,,.har
,.,o. 18Th 1907 willard, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14

Olive Hill. Ky. June nth. lsOl.-
This is to certify that | have teen
preaching in Elliott county for the
last ten wears. aud that during one
Yea Of that time ! have been pastor
of tine church at Martinsburg. and
during that time have known J..
b. Hannah as man who was a reg
ular attendant at church. and have
never heS OF him being accused ot
being an infidsl While not a mem
ber ef any church that know of he
has always shown a respectful in
terest. and has ever and always been
one OF the very strongest temperance
men | ever knew, and tireless work
er In that cause, John c. Porter
Minister NJ. E. Church. South.
l further state that am for
Hsnuah. and think as an honest man
that all good people ought to vote
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14

Ieniueky Junction Ky l-2t ~
ann so call by lohn 5 sI-
airmau oi the Sand ludlelAl
1f Kentucky. all the COUNTY
an Of said District met ~
kentucky junction, Ky at me
Hotel. ON January efth i'On
This meeting was called 10
D. The Chairman The ohle0t
iaied To fix the time aud nlsi-
nominating "A Democratic can
ior judgr AID Commonwealth
~ for said SIND Judicial us
be- voted for at the NsNeni-
lection 1886, Bert Sha"'''n
ade secrtasy whoroupon q le''
STRENGTH convention WAS order
be held in all the precincts ~
counties OF said 32nd Jadlele'
AZ one o'clock. y. m. s'an' l
me. Saturday. June 2snd, lset
pws. viz The various DEM
ccinct Committeeman ~
punty. shall ON said 2snd daS
1907, at one o'clock, p. NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
WARNING.
\ Of Partisan Lommiite In
,ticates Unfair Methods
in Convention.

\ Ma1lgy SAYS he y ana mas
ling as Chairman uf tile DEW
pnfrt of Elliott county ken-a
gep january g5th 1909 that
guly Jeeted 10 said position
aay and on January glih
net the Democratic Commit
ar ard judicial District at
Junction. aud wns there tat
fhe legal Chairman Of Ei.
@ Kentucky by thr com
well as by A Grat ana
sl RcdWlns Who were p.ta
u meeting
iausar 4ath 1891 J a 9fa3
rs house hnd STAYED aIt
tG me and stated thsi he
i me iof Chairman ur THAT
ing thai bad thc maluc
omHlsor for ME lse le'i
adsraiaudipe thA h
me iot Faid Chg.rmaaa alt.a
Vta Mld COMMITTEE oh
3tlb Ha5 helping Rha
a tb9 ,ime hlae aHi mans
l meelHaa Uf ild Commit
continued @ act witt ala
we aH.ll a4tf
f Committee iuei in hiaf
I'd ldhn Wansh eiti
ifh iheth Aisi Hta'i
.'ilr stiI is
Htf i9 ihp ne
ns e 4 '"''.A'' ~.
a iiSlr aFe
~ e" liiiilf'
90 ai = n 's'-'
th Ms f5aHh
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14

The Social given BY the ladies 0f
the NJ. E. Church South. last Friday
evening was in all respects success
The attendance was large and liberal
snd the consumption of salads, ber-
RES creams and ices was something
to gladden. the hearts of the pro-
mOterS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
Give a Candidate Justice.

In defense Of my word and honor
! Snake the following statement. viz
! told Jas Yinson ! never asked +
for the parole or pardon Of Martin I
Or Justice the letters he puDnsnes I
show the truth OF that statement
told him had made statements on
request to the board OF paroles that
] was not ashamed Of what had
written for ! lad written nothing
but what ! believed 10 be the truth.
/ made written statement tina
had not asked for the parole Of eth
~ OF these men His publication
a1ows this to be truth He does me
great Injustice when he SAYS ! pro-
cured the parole Of Martin did
nothing Of the kind the date Of the
statements show they were all made
IN 1901 Martin was paroled IN
1907. so my statements had no eff
feet submit the following from
one Of the Commissioners, viz:
January Dist, 1907
Hon / 3 Johnson,
Frankfort. Ky
Deaf Sir.
Relative to your inquiry as 70
the reasons actuating the Board or
Prison Commissioners In granting q
parole 10 cha lie Martin a convict
sentenced 10 the penitentiary from
B5Ttl county for the crime Of Murder
and received AT the paniteutiary in
september 1SeS ] have this 10 say
Mrs Ca oline Martin the mother Of
ihe convict appeared before the
Board on many occasions She IS
the ONLY person who appeared be-
lore the Board in Ma tins behalf
far as ! know She had NUM-
euuslf signed petition requesting e
parole Of her son and jt WIS uon
ha strength Of that petition iae
lonl service OF Martin IN the PRS
an and hls good prison record while
taeIe that the Board acted The
petition was signed by County Off.
cial- LAWYERS Ministers Mef hauts
Druggists Teaehers and Policemen o
BOYD county som of tie members
of Gle jury who led Martin arr
SEVERAL members Cf tho grand iurl
ah5 uped iu tho rplucsl for the
parole JUDGE Redwine male q
: statement 10 writing 10 the Board
.as aguir5d under its rules. concern
ire fhe crime oi Martin and the tast
mos gf aeaMin witnesses lAus
iHe nefef requested Hgg 10 gr .
fte Ear6a a6r arnesHaIi before th
Tlprl RI teblf of Martin since
! la a Oh thf Board nor hefar
/ as lar a know and his 0uiE stat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-14
NOT AN INFIOEL.
J. B. Hannah Says Report is
SlanderOus and DisprOyes
the Charge.


,'aliu ,, iioo- III r. 'u,ie 1,,p.i,a M am
rc,ar. m,s,i ~. ~ 9'y ~ sn ins;dat ~ an .
,,ihaita a ~ a. Gh,iHtian 81 rnIigton
= liioIileis. pti.,',! - 60 nJ % ,,ntr,,a md
p ,,tbn5, qp9iues tagdatto la,5 CO. NJ tatov.r
Wfi,s ~ ,,,a,,bl'r ~ anv
otr,ah - ~ q - 80 Y,ho noe a
~ s1',ial asd e'l g. - ~ -, ah,ir9b and
ai,1rah nt7 ,astttrtions tban ! have and
- ,,i'norttai narso, Who tnowe me
NJ wir '' eap otherUiee and Il e. we'll
known f,ct no. tbe nioistere of nv
bono cat,nty are nrarticaIly mani
n,nms mon, a. me IN n,v rsee for Judge
a. g..ii as raarig an II not aIltbe
minister vbo have nresided over
~. ,rart,ebnro Dietriet of tho NJ
y ~ fbHrch Nm eogth ,6a cbnrcb ,of
wbicb nv o9nonent Ii ! member
Appended hereto will be found.
letters from ministers Of the leading
churches Of my home county which
speak FOR themselves
Again branding as false this sian
Gefous report as maliciously iaisei
am Vart- raeuy
y Hannah
hex Elliott county. KY June Ith
lsp This is TO certify that I have
known J b Hannah since his hoy
hood and have never seen him %
anything or heard him say anything
that indicated that he was an inti
del and have never heard ans such
charge against him until today
When I was County Judge ne did
more than any member OF the Bar
10 assist me in TRYING 10 suppress
the Illegal sale OF whisky and with
out compensation
Z am a warm supporter Of Mr Han
nan IN his race lot sirsult 'uuss nv,
g..g ga ,'iu ~ 49, III M We Il sbpD5r, M
p
'i''i ~ - y. D......, l,t,,-..f,
l'Nl'''' 4'"i'''' ''''
This is 10 certify that know J
r b Hannah and that he has alway'
: aueE1ed religious services when
UfFWiated and has literally support
{ aI The same and I have found bin
gentleman III every sense OF N
worn 3 +. Gosliug
Presiding Elder Ashland DIS
-
s,., -, 49, ~
e - y l.'ll !. Gia, NJ. - 49, ,-,or.,
s.l,l.'s s.aN ea - ,gf.
i'aiil-'iL ~ ~ - -l9ti T.. ~ 80 =
Z fl'l l+et ns,s ~, Nv. ,-5,
~. '.l-.= l'9'. il'l. 49,, 5lS1 =
y - - "as al' - :; \
=. .',' - y. as'4 i,s's, Asa' 7 =! !,,.r4
- ,.,,..5. 's1 y ,,.'ti, ~ .sl1A an -, -
a ~ 'g''' 5't anu
lp '-s .i'...i'S-s ,,. '.l7sli'...l
+ -ling Mr Hannah in his ias
70 the nomination for Circuit JudE
= tla has been a frequent attendant
+. aaFah when ! have preached In p
/. town and hls. 70 my personal Know
elee. been liberal supporter OF =
n church and kindred Institutions
1 PIE Eood people OF Elliott toun'
< believe MIR Hannah 10 be the Nos
!. called and chosen 20 lead the I9uI
men Of the county out OF the Wilde
ness OF WHISKY drinking, whisky se
ing and dehaufheFs
Ne nave tried lhe present lAcui
~ heht Mr, hedWlne, ana nave loUi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12
ROADS RUN PARALLEL.
Unique Situation On New Lines Be
tween Portland and Seattle.

Much interest is being excited
among the people of Washington by
the construction or the Portland and
Seattle and the Milwaukee and St
Pail lines between Portland and Seat
tie The lines parallel each other for
the entire distance, and both have TO
strange piece Of railroad engineering
difficulties, especially through the
Snake river territory. below the mouth
of the PaIouse river The Portland
and Seattle has had to resort to a
strange piece Of railroad engineering
on the north side of the river, where
its Riparia-Pasco extension is built 1t
goes over q four-teaIhS grade 200
feet above that extension, dropping to
it finally after having been within
sight of II for fifteen miles.
The North Coast Walla Waila line
is surveyed between the two lines of
the Portland and Seattle, midway
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

The Directors OF the Goddard Bank
Want the Dwight Home.

Wichita. Kan April 14-The dtrec-
tors Of the Goddard State bank, whose
cashier. w, H Dwight, committed sui
eide last week. leaving a shortage Of
30, 600 have fled suit IN district court
here against the widow TO secure pos
session of the Dwight home at Cod
dard,
1t is alleged Mrs. Dwight and her hus-
band had absolute control Of the banks
affairs for over three years. It is al
legged the deceased purchased q hdzzia
with the banks funds and two days Be-
fore committing suicide decided the
property to his wife. Many patrons ct
the bank show deposit slips but II Is
claimed no record OF such deposits ap-
pears on the books Of ths institution
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

At a meeting of the state board of
education s1eId Thursday, the following
those who had successfully passed the
state examinations.
Life certifca tes-EIJner AhIstedt, Sa
lima Kan; Helen NJ. Blair. Enid Ok;
Ian VI. B1rrett. Frankfort Kan; Viz
Einia E. Coleman. MCPHERSON. Kan
Myrtle Han. CcIIette. Bacone. l. T;
Alfred 2 Cope. Hfllsboro, Kan; Emil
o. Deere. LiRlzbcrg. Kan; Hattie
Esther EIv ell Baldwin. Kan; Lillian
E Fowler. Beloit Kan; Isabelle Hazen,
RarteIesvfIIe. l. T, Loucretia Johnson,
wichita. Kan: Donald E McCrory.
Carbonate. Kan; R. F. Mills, Junction
Three year state certidcates-AIIce
Five year Conductors certificate-A-
B. Carney, Concordfa, Kan
Three year conductors certidcat es-
Ruth Benson, Minneapolis, MINI; N.
+. Daum. st. Marys. Kan
TIN &c year Instructors certtfca tzs-
Char.es I. Brooks, Abilene. kan ]. A.
Clement, Mcpherson, KAN Robt. Hen
derson, Emporta, KAN J. Z. Hutchin-
One year fnstrIEctorg certidcates-G.
Z. Brown Rockport. Ind Reppie
Carey, Manhattan kzR-s Hattie Esstck
KanopoIiz, kan; Fl. A. Hubbard, Sa-
city, KAN E. K. Kendrick. Kansas
city, KAN 5, A. Wealth, Ashland
Kan; Carrie R. Matson. SaIina. kan.
Ioseph StotIer. Bonner Springs, Kan
Guy warren, SaIina. Kan-s Silas F
Wright, Kansas Cftv, Kan
Special = Instructors certificates IN
primary msth0ds-Anna ". Arnett
LaWFenes, KaasI Mrs; Clara G. Henry
meE. Council Grove, KAN Ada Halter
/ Bs1rliazanae. kan. Ida O. Moore Col
by. Kaz-f Ruth B, Scott. Lawrenee
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

along this route, being about 100 feet
below the upper one, When trains
are run over these roads, If their
time is about the same. passengers in
one will be able TO watch the move
mentE of the other for a great part Of
the distance, When the upper road
bed of the Portland and Seattle meets
the lower roadbed the latter will be
used to WaIIa WaIla and south to
Portland
The North Coast survey breaks
through the canyon midway between
the upper and lower elevations Of the
Spokane and Seattle construction and
follows 1t for fifteen miles,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12
More New Buildings.

Clarence Young has taken out q
building permit for the erection of a
dwelling at 120e West Tenth to cost
"a G00i L B. Brown was granted a per-
nit for the erection Of a dwelling at
SIS LINCOLN street to cost s3,s00f w
Coates will build a dwelling at 1501
Polk street to cost 1.s00,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12
Must Paw Ftne and stay i'm JAN

John =. RausIeg and Charles. c. Hal
sey who Pleaded guilty yesterday at
ternonn On a Charge of conspiracy to
defraud tho government out Of quar-
ter section Of lard in Wallace county,
were sentenced by Judge Pollock to pay
= fine OF Il. 600 each and serve sentence
Of IS days in jail,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12
Drugs-Sundry Department
Economy Prices For SATURDAY.

LaBIanche Face Powder SOC SIZE special tomorrow 39c
Calshers Face Powder 15c
Henry TitlOw's Swansdown ................. lie
DIR. Parker's Rosaline. &c
Wilbert's Borated Talcum Powder. ..........- 1Oc
Cogate's Dental Powder. Observation-Disclosures 5c
Sanitol Tooth Powder. 19c
Rubifoam Tooth Powder .....................19 c
Calisher's Imported Bay Rum. ................22 &c
Elderberry Soap, cakes SC
Pine Tar Soap cakes. .............. sc
Pears Unscented Soap, per cake. ............1 3c
Cuticuri Soap -. zoe
Rubber Tipped Lead Pencils, each =. 4 sE 1c
Eagles 1fekado Lead Pencils. 3 for 10c
CoOred Lead Pencils, 6 in a box. a box. ....... &C
Owl Cigars 8 for 10c
Arthurettes Cigars ....................4 for 15c
Little Rothenberg Cigars. ............. 4 for 15c
Club House, each. ....................... &c
Royal Puff, each &c
Our candies pure and fresh, and sold at low
cash prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

Women say there is nothing to equal EIRK'S
JAP ROSE Eansparent SOAP for WASHING
THE HA1R- AL druggists and gr7eers sell II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

kan, Cora II, Vtets, Ptttsburg, Kan.
NLusfc-EIzabeth Reno. Scammon, Kan /;
Mae l. Roberts, Holtou. Kan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

Doctor james Albert Berry.
observation-disclosures Of the nose, throat.
stomach and futsst1ness T25 Kansas ava.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-08
CHARTER
OF THE HOMESTEAD OIL COM
PANG.

State of Louisiana. Parish Of Caddo !:
Before me. T. F. Bell Jr., the under
signed authority. a notary public in and
for Caddo Parish, louisiana, at my of
fee in the City of Shreveport, La,
came and appeared on the date hereinaf-
ter written the following: Charles w.
Looney, Mrs. Matte l.. Carter, Matthew
Van Lear. Clarence L. Nelson and VIII
liam f. Taylor. all to me we'll known,
wo declared to me in the presence Of
the attesting witnesses, that they desired
to form and constitute corporation
under the laws of Louisia.a; and that
they do hereby form themselves and
their successors into corporation and
constitute same i'll compliance with the
provisions and subject to the restrictions
Of the laws of the State of Louisiana
governing corporations and under the
provisions of the articles OF incorpora
ton hereinafter set forth
ARTICLE I.
The name of this corporation shall be
THE HOMESTEAD OIL COM
PANY;" by this name it shall have
power and authority to have and enjoy
succession for the period of ninety nine
years; to contract, sue and be sued: to
make and Use corporate seal and the
same to break, alter or amend at pleas
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-08
eREvlTiEs PUNCHED.

Forest tires near Sonora Cal. did
over $4,000 damages.
Several small rice farms will be es.
tablished Esar Lake Charles. La.
Hubbard City. Tex. will soon have
q large sanitariunl and infirmary.
w. l.. Holman Of Denton county
Texas. will plant $50 acres In peanuts
Four Spanish Socialists were order.
ed to leave Paris. They left on the
first train.
According to the Nashville Banner.
Governor Patterson Of Tennessee will
be welded to Miss May Russell OF
Union City.
James Arnold was Jailed At Denver.
He is charged with robbing his EN-.
ployers Of 1880.
Presiden. Clay Arthur Pierce of the
Waters-Pterce OH company. denies
that his company will be bought by
the Texas company.
Three tlamps shot down at Wilma.
mac. Ind. Sheriff Oglesby. He raised
up on an elbow and fatally wounded
one and seriously shot another. He
lived one hour.