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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31

The first chapter contains but four lines
and is entitled Evolution in Operation"
]. Nature evolves man.
.. Man, cooperating with Nature,
| 3. The Mastcr-Man. cooperating with
and controlling the forces. activities and
processes of Nature. evolves -?
Chapter I. THE Lineal Key" is without
doubt the most marvelOusly interesting
thesis from 4 Masonic standpoint ever
written, and no intelligent Mason can af-
/ ford to pass this book unread
IT is historical and moral. oVerstepping
| and overlapping without apparent effort
every and all publications heretofore writ
I ten on this great subject. tt demonstrates
without scintilIa Of doubt that present
/ day Masonry is but the shadow of the an
cient work in its conception of morality
and lofty aspirations
The author is evidently a member of this
ancient and Venerable Association" of
which present-day Masonry is but an off
shoot. This association or school is a
I physical entity and is composed of men
/ who voluntarily associate together for the
requirement and perpetuation of knowl-
| edge in the broad and unlimited field of
! science. They are scattered over the
earth. wherever the conditions for the
| success Of their efforts appear to them
most favorable. and their students are
among the most unobtrusive intclligences
/ in their several communities.
! Their work is carried on very largely in
| the field and its central location is in
| PARKWAY India" Its lineage and history
| cover consecutive and unbrOken chain,
| backward from the immediate present Il
| time many thousands Of years before
the Masonic period. and the principle for
| which it stands. goes back to the very in
! fancy of the human race
| The author intimates that the oldest and
! most authentic history of the world is in
| the possession and keeping of this venera-
/ bic order, and then proceeds to speak OF
| the initiation into the order, of which
| Jesus was also a member how long he
. remained in India studying and absorbing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31

stand.
The tribute of love and affection to his
instructor in this philosophy is the finest
piece of word painting We have ever read
The book closes with n prayer that is be
yOnd compare
To appreciate this Great Work which
this book in part represents. requires a
personal peruSal and conscientious study.
CHARLES CRANE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
sonee for en- Dag.

Gn tpIf SiItortfer, 5. 2a5arits, bar
nplio uSeipet en- SfiIbring al Baron
S6eoSpr bon 0eubofs 9ipsbiItprie,
Iom / eceutyrIise 9egipenbeoer fltIot
r6 fan ntuaIe Jig meS Den meIt 'p9n'
0enSe Houtan.
@aron Reitbof, iom bar Ssn al Ell
tgif officer, Der off / franIf Sieitelte
on enDte ipn 8omunoant / Dtet3,
bleu feot / 1890, San miiteSe tioltg
fine Torplore o. fom unber Spipn
al en- fronif I~Nelsmono, iom ifutfeoe
bam Sptagelie / Sertuger al Orleans
Sageforp8. Sans gpcntprlpiter bragte
BAN BOG mart til at isge Jig Strf'om'
beo / fremmeOe 2anbc. % en- Sto GIT
ban iaaIeoeS / ipenIf SicneIte. Sc
mere oeItog ban Iarnmen meO Baron
8srts og anrbiunI SQberoui | Sn'
trigerne for at gi~eninoiGtte Stitor'
tcrne pao Gn9lono8 Srone. San OPP
boIbt itg i Den gule0uing en- Sio
9ouoon, men sen engcIIfe 8egierin9
font mart paa Spor efter Sammert'
ipprgeIier, % Neubof maotte cper
sails % SopeS Fpgte I'll apnttnentct
bocr ban funot ct 6rtiteo hos ben
ipanfe @eionSt / SaoG. Set fel'
acnoe 8npiteI al bans ri9t orupcrIenoe
2io banoler ON hans 8ifterntaaI meo
Sen rige 2oro SilmarnocfS i~fisnne
Sattcr % sc Rp9iiteS SueSebrsSSs
Soac / MaSrio, bpor De boiatte iig.
Iere& 2pffe bIcp bcg fru al fort Boa
rigbCo, fiji gpentprlpiterte fOm i9icn
ooer Rcubof, % Ell BATTER Dag fprIoS
ban fin ltrge Suitru % begprSte ct
mere omflatfeuoe og e~pentprIigt 2ip
cnb uogenitnSe, inotil ban al aciier
3arl VI blep ierrot ill SIoreus, Ser
traf ban ianmen meo Ell 8oIori al
I~unofpatige &priitanere. % M be.
gprt6te ban at lagge SIaner ON ut
befri sen lille &Iippee fra ecmreier'
mes Scrreopulme. Get Ipfteees bonn
oRIao at iutereSiere flerc mrgtige
ReriomigbeSer / octte e~oentprIige So
r~etaeenSe; suEtnusu tilitob bam ct
Yeneebi0rag, % Sepen al SuniS it'll.
IeOe enoog ct S~rlOeSidrtsi foripnet
meS rieelig Ammunition o. en- bel.
iplot arisSfIoSie til bans Sorfsiuing,
Deb Ell uouaist Sfare al 8risere az
ieiIeoe pirfeIie Baron Rerboi / Rorts
1886 til aoriifa, bpor ban oeo SanS'
ltigningen bilieSes iom en- geirier 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

bps | Sammenliguing meb &lippebjer-
gene fan ii9es at bore IUm ct 9uftebus
/ SorboIb til N MenneitebOlis. s Go
lprabo alere iinoes 155 Sielbtinber, Der
alleiammen maaler pper $4,000 Sob;
BET er ii Sause flere, enb Der finbss /
belle europa. s Colorado er Der iaa
sub Taao paa bcnilass Climber, at Der
enpru finbes ~, ipm enbuu life bar
faast Rapu.
8unitis Gaubins pebblir % oil peo.
blipe at sisre nnbere for DC reantgritige
Sirss at geIten. Gen 5armsr, Der
fan irrieere fin 6urm, er mere uaibans
gig, eub ban esertlis peo ON. 5rens
ger ban @abe, iaa iltpper ban iimpelts
BEN en- paste Ransbe &sano ubpper
Marterne. Tplf meo lausere 1ios
prattif @riarius / tunitis @aubins fan
iprt9le, at oct life er mere panlfeligi
for en- 6armer at irrissre lit 2anS euN
bet er at bripe Ell Selpbiuber eler en-
Sspresie. SpsmiOmbsIIt mep ben iurs
nsbue Supiist til at f~Oritaa, at SauO
life rinber ppub Satisu, uil get along
all right"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Wao ~Sporesmaalet
Ifsiurt meo fnlofomulen SilfreSsitil'
leIic Of en- 9pspeptifer.

Oct err life en- let Gag at tiIfreos.
itiIe bpert Weolem of 5amtIien ueS
Maalttberne, iom enboer SltSmpber
teb.
90 rlour IanSen bar 9pspepiia
% life fan iptie Sen itmpIeIte aImin.
beige WSa6 l10en at faa onSt, ba Bill.
Der Wa6ipor9smaaIet ocbbeIt for.
trPoelig.
On SQinoiS Dame ffrtoer:
"Min WanSs SeIbreb bar oourIig,
ban bopbe ingen appetit for noget,
ieg filnbe ifoffe BAN, ipnteS Oct.
San bar npiten life iitanb til at
orbeiSe, fog Itaois @eSicin, og iao
mart ban feIte beore, beepuSte ban
at arbeiOe igien, men mootte after
9ioe op ON rogIe faa Tiger. San leo
uiigeIig al Napeimerter.
SrGt al oft, ieg fiinoe iaa at iptie
ior bam, ioo leg en- Sag ct GoertiS.
cement for Grape Suits og tit noget
Tor ham Ill at prspe for Srofoit Oen
n9ite Wtorgeu.
& ipnte3 Gle Oct bar gauife aoot,
ifient III life tpnfte poa at brltee set
regeImG5fgt. Men 6a min Ranb
fom biem ON Ifteneu, boe ban ON
@rabe Shuts.
Oct bar Set ianrne Den nGite Dag,
% ies maotte faa oct belle Siben; tbi
naar ri fom til gcroet, bar Spsras'
maolet, bar on noget @rope 9sltts?'
oct ieoumIi9e. Seq bespnote oa at
fisbe Set ! Ouiinpis at Gaffer.
Min Wtanos SeIbreo beapubte at
blipe beSre tort pGt. Seq trnSe
ihlnbom bIi iornGrmet, naor icg
bonbe npget, iom leg treeSe ban pilSe
life for Ell 6ormSring % iaa enoSa
at bare set iamme gantIe Spergs'
mail, bar 0u ncset Grape 9hitS9'
San bIep iaa friif, at | DC iioite 10
Mar bar ban neppe miitet en- Gag
ira fit GrbeiSe. 90 hi bruser enSnll
@rape Nut8." &opuet opsipes al
&oihim 60, @uttle Greet. Did. Ses
ben lille @og, ~Sbe Hoab 10 @ea-
bile, / 9afterne. Der er en-
8rlnS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

itrar pnrnt aprfifanerne for fie bel
ut ftuteIige llbienSe og fin folfelig'
Cptrroen. Ne g~en1ieiiffe G1rbebs
rnrno Mefari blep forioget, os Der
lobe apriI bIeb Metbof al ben bel
iommcrtrnoote RationdIiorianIine
iioraobt til Qpnge at 9orfifa, iinbei
9artet Sbeobor I.
Song Gbeobors fsrite Orrforg pn,
belt at renie Gen for @enleiere, OF
famtioig urbeibebe ban meo SeIb paf
at opbi9Ipe Npringspeiene, fom I'm,
Der bet baarbe gernieitffe Stpre pui
fcmmet ganffe / SorfaIb. Gan inb'
faIbte 4cIonifter ira @rHfenIano oe
Sunis, fatte Gart / SanbeIen % aab'
neoe aorfifnnerne grbpernssrene
bporfra be biotiI banbe pnret noe
it9ngt at @enueierne, faaiom Berg.
perfsorift og Tiferi. en- 8esierina
beitaaenbe at bpgtige aoriifanere bier
banHet, % aItins tesrtebe belbist for
bet npe Megiine, beriom bare life
Beneene bar iImppet op. Wen Seas.
fem blep Dag for Dag mere Iunfen,
% tiliioit iaa aong Sbeobor ingen on.
Den llbpei END at forlaoe fit npourrone
aige for at forfege at reiie Here
Ferse. Sm beisste MI babe Sta.
lien, Sranfrise % SoIlano, men |
Imiterbam, bbor ban baboe en- bel
Gel eanmel @j9Io, 6Iep ban fnebet
al fine &reoitorer % lat | @iGlbs-
fpneiel. gnoeI forlnanenoe genner
Ieite BAN bog no berfra, % efter utro.
ligt geip9r og Wsie Ipffeoes BET bam
tilIioit at ffrabe ianuten fem Willio.
ner Brancs, tire armereoe Sanbels.
fartsier og en- ftolt Sregat. Smborb
paa oertne benote ban | September
1888, opfplot al Sc Ipieite Sorbaab.
riinger; tilbase til fit Iige, men Blot
for at lfbe BEN enc Sfuffelie efter
BEN anoen. Sons BppltIaritet hos De
letbep9gelise &oritfntere bar forouf-
tet: | bans SrapGr baobe De iiteoet
laoet fig paapfrfe at Sen ib9rbige Ggi.
totion, ipm @euneierne meo Ststte
al S~rorfuige bnb6e brepet moo BAN.
Samti0tg itbbre6 Der Mptteri blanbt
bans SfibsfoIf, og Set itaffars aonge
moatte igien foretaee en- &unbreiie
til De ertropaiife Softer for at beSe
ON Stette. ttn6er bans Srap9r
fiRmpebe bans trooper nnber Gin.
fsria at bans sgn 8rebrif for bans
Sag, men mnatte efter mango tapre
Sample MOB Srarifmenberle I 1889
forIdbe 2en.
Song Sbeobor 9iorSe enbnu ct for.
tptlet Soripg paa at gienpinSe
lit &ige. Den ereelfe Ibmiral
itinebe Ell 8regat til bans
Sorfsining, og ureb benne forisste
ban at bombnrbere aiaccio, nen blep
faget paa Sliast al en- franif Sregat.
Hnmmetbe Spraab, iom ban loo
li0ipreoe bIa1,bt a%oriifanerne, eiorbe
heller ingen Girfning, % fom @ouge
llben 2onb tilbragte ban Reiten at fit
Sip / 9orbon. cams Sttonier oar
imiolcrttS ingenllinoe bIeone fprbe.
Sret / bans Wegiertnsstio", og /
2onbon nroutte ban ieien nonSre I
@ieIb8fGn9iel. Ser iab Fan / mango
gar, og ga ban / 1855 en6elig flap
llo, bar ban en- nebbri,bt WorS. %
ban bsSe uogLe Gage efter tin Sos.
IrSpIip
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Gauges spnpoe.

NaIror 6. SsobniCn ! Siou,
Gin bar lobet at betiene Wenigbe,
ben / Danfton 9. Dat.
9aitor IR. 6. 9abIef Ebief Mi.
rer Sails bar nler eno SG1roerrie NIL
DC. San bar nRiten ct Daiiin YIabis
at beisge.
9oitor O. 6. @iertab bar Dor.
ret boarlig rF iis iiDeu Sad. s. 81.
Gasperion hjGlper BAN I'M ffteo Mr.
beibet | Melig5eoerne.
Gen @eiie Safe Menigbeo, Ha,
flor 8. 81. @aIituos adtb, bar iioIte
CONNER ioretaget en- Separation pno
i'm airfes Saurr og ffoffet fig &irfe.
floffe oft til en- 9efoihiing al noget
oper $500.
Den lite, 2oen % 3bie epnoog
| Iboent hco 8aior 8. 6. @erpis
Gf ben a~ftrGoeuSe TreIt Eaitor Of
berg inofsrt rg begpnote lit arbeioe
/ Ienigbcoerne / ganfton Co., ..
3af. Gerpigs ffh life ite gobt paa
III me Steo og bar nat Irbeioet paa.
Clio.
- Iaitcr SIberg bar organijeret
en- Menigbeb | Serene, 2. o. Der bar
til at bespnSe meo 10 i~tcinmeferstti.
geoe WeoIemmer. San itol betiene
ben npe RenisbeS iom 8egel en-
Gang | Mouneben, 90 eaers peb vi.
tertmeber, iaa ofte, iom ban firSer
9eiIig6eo til. Ger ifdf ogiaa mart
beepnoes en- SsroagsftoIe ! Wetig.
be6en.
Ssnoag Sen 20oe Sanatar bolo.
ties airfeinSpielie og Samtalemsbe |
Dor Srefiers @enigbeS, Sanolpih,
ST.. Siitebe ar Ireiterne Gbalp,
Risool6, Gittrcim, 2Geo. Sanion,
fSornano @ufroolo og StebctS SreIt
Rortpeot. 9oitor gittreim bolst
grobitetalen, og 5ormanoet prgoi.
feoe cher OogcH8 GOangcilim cg
inSpieoe airfen. 9aItor Mortueot
oplnIte @enigbeSens Siitorie. 8ir'
ferS Sterrelie er 20x30 meo Gor
Sx12 % Ell lioen gntre. 8en bar
meS Cont foItet omfring $500. Sm
gfteruuio0agen % aitenen bolotes
SamtalemsSe. 8aItor Sbeo. Sauion
inbleoeoe Samtalen ooer Sol. 3,
ID.
Srifirfen.
- Sigbbrigbe Mfenie6eb, isis,
.ouerraifeoe man nDlig i'm Trelt meo
en- Bcngegaue. 0oeritoo bar M be-
tient benlre Msenisbeo outtrertt / 10
aar.
9et5aria Iut5erife 6rimenig'
beS / SeattIe, @aib., bapoe it aars'
mrsoe Den t7oe og 29be Sanltar. 10
itemmeberettigeoe WeoIemer bar |
garets 2sb optagne / WenigbeoenL
% II bIeo optagne paa Iarsmeoet.
Zen beilutetoe blanbt anoet at aptage
3 Sffere pm aaret til @llgSburg Se'
minart1un. = December fjsbte oen en-
np 8irfelpt for $S,45O.
Mannette areos' 8aarmsoe
pil blioe aFbolSt / Gscanabo og Wfa'
rinette fra tSoe-24be Iprtl. Stsie
arcosmsoer err GItio outfattet meo
meaen Snteresie baaSe Of SreIter og
Mcniebeoer, % oct faISer alorig mo-
aen al 9rsorere inb at boloe itg
biennte, unor oisie 0ssoer boloes, oa
Sc betragtes ion er Gel al port reg,l'
lore Spsngdiesarbeibe, ri liseiaa'
liot tun fcriemme JON Sanurler,fotn'
Iterne / pore egne Ienig5eoer, ifrtoes
iii "fSolfebl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Stur SlocbranS. Ct SeIenro,

StOr SlocbranS. Ct Telegram fro
&ittsburs, pa, flyer, at en- Grplo'
lion / eli &IRoesuarebauSeI / ale
sbeup itartebe en- SIoebranS, ION
triieSe 4 itore SquoeIsbuie. ST. 10
BAD aaegbenp ON SfIp fra Bits
burg, os ben bIep poet; men en- iteri
giuS ipreSte SIoen, og Sabet auiIo.
ses sci. IL til 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

ScuS ~1ecorab-G oIten" til SIpat
% genner / oct sautlc 2auo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31

are being rapidly completed. Every
department Is TO be represented by
fine array of It's work.
On April / tho government is TO
install postoftlce ana Telegraph
Office OH the grounds They win
do actual service and at the same
tfne be 4 part of tho exhibit m
tnis deparl ment.
The marine hospital will have a
unique exhibit. Among other things
VIII be u model OF the Fort Stanton,
~. M, tuberculosis hospital, show.
ing the methods used TO stamp out
1his disease.
An extensive Philippine exhibit
mas been arranged for and will prove
Il great drawing card according 10
those who nave II in charge. S,v.
'eral of the most prominent tribes,
including the warlike Nioros. mem.
uon Of whom has been Ircunen;-'
seen In the public press, will be
aitiactlvcly shown.
Another Texture of the oXposltion
mat Will attract attention is series
OF illuminated tableauX showing the
progress OF the negro race An
agreement has been entered into
petwecn the executive committee csl.
'lgnatcd by the general government,
TO prepare the negro exhibit for
no Jamestown Tcrcentennial EXPO.
SItion and Meta Vauz WarrlcK. OF
Philadelphia. n Young Negro woman
who is sculptor of some repute
by which the latter Is to furnish
those tableauX, illustrating the hEi.
tory OF the negro race from TIE
or the first boat Toad OF
African slaves on the James river,
IN 1919. to the present day. r-vi
Planned. by the construction or ap.
propriate models, dramatic grouping.
and the use of suitable scenic ac.
cesso:ies, to trace In chronologTc or
der the progress of the negro people
In all the arts of civilization There
VIII be 'l6 model groups. each OF
The basic dimensions of ten fest
ong and ten feet wide, the rlgures
to be ono fourth life sixe, making
IN all an exhibit covering more than
loo square feet OF floor space.
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sons pass In and out of New York
City each hour.
HAVING HARD TINE TO
PROVE THAW INSANE
Continued from First Page)

ney Hartrldge, "nnd We supposed he
would surely be here" A messenger
was sent to summon the doctor, but
he could not be found.
why has he absented hImself?"
inquired Mr.. Mcclure, looking from
one counsel To another.
No answer was Forthcoming and
the chairman directed that the doc.
tor be subpoenaed for next Tuesday
and at the same time reminded Dis
trlct Attorney Jerome that us he had
made the suggestion on the court
record as to Thaw's present insanity,
the burden of proof in support of that
provision rests with him.
Thaw stood It Well.
During the executive session It was
learned that Thaw carried over near
ly every detail of his trial and was
asked regarding the testimony offer.
ed by varloB witnesses as to the Of
feet he thought this testimony might
have on n jury and the general tenor
OF the courts rulings OH the broader
points of law.
On CROSS Mr.. Jerome
sought 10 question Thaw regarding
the letters he wrote to banker J,
Dennison Lyon OF Pittsburg since the
tragedy on the Madison Square Roof
Garden. Mr.. Jerome said he based
his contention as to Thaw's present
insanity partly OH these letters. The
commission ruled that the letters
could not be accepted as evidence.
MIR. Jerome argued the point at
length. but could not induce the
commission to see the matter In the
light which ha vIawad ar
That Mr.. Jerome had been in fire.
quent clashes with tho commission
during the secret session was appar-
ent from the tense feeling which ex.
listed after tho doors had been
thrown open.
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BEST OF ALL EXHIBITS
Uncle Sam VIII be Well Represent
ed This Time.
TWO JAR LOADS ALREADY HIRE
Live Saving Apparatus is Now or
the Way South, Accompanied BY
c,sw-complete and Reallstio ir
Every Detail.

The United States eSilibit at the
jamestown Tcrcehtennial Exposition
promises to easily eclipse any prev
lons display by the government ut
&c work.. IS fair. Practically all 81
nc exhibits have already been
brought 10 the grounds anu only
await the completion OF the several
buildings 50 that they may De NOV
ed lii
TWO carloads OF exhibits from the
bureau OF engraving and printing
were Drought recently The mint Ut
Philadelphia shipped two carloads
last Monday. and Wednesday ~,
life-saving apparatus from New Yorl
was sent South IN J:ireo cars, &c.
companied by the life.saving crew.
The latter exhibit will be II STAR at
traction, complete and reaIistic m
every detail because OF the abun-
dance OF water. In many Instances
heretofore the life-saying exhibit has
boon greatly hampered by an lnaG-
equate water supply.
The government exhibits VIII not
no concentrated al one large build,
ing as at former expositfons. Instead,
they will be scattered throughout
the grounds and housed In no less
than eight different buildings. These
buildings are nearly completed. and
Will be ready for occupancy weet
before the gates are thrown open.
Assistant Secretary Edwards, of the
treasury Department, VINO is chair
man OF the board in charge of the
government display has already had
headquarters established on The
grounds and that all arrangements
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31
NEW YORK FIGURES. FACTS
AND FANCiES.

1t Is expected that the Blackwell's
Island bridge will be opened in about
year. It will he capable OF doing
twice the work of the Brooklyn bridge.
1t will be the most popular automobile
highway In the country, affording a
direct route between Manhattan and
the smooth and popular roads of Long
Island.
New York City's Board of Health
reports remarkable increase in
pneumonia, tuberculosis and cancer
above the number of cases n year
ngo.
Only five winters out or the last
twenty have given New York city
more snow than the last one. They
were 1878, 1923, 1884, 1889 and
l9045.
Interviews with old. business men
In New York City and careful com
parison of statistics show that the az
fairs Of the metropolis are now in the
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hands of younger men than ever be.
fore. In most OF the thousands OF Of
fices in the lower part of Manhattan
Island the elderly men are clerks,
while the managers are under forty.
New York City Bureau OF Weights
and Measures report that one-third of
the ice dealers OF the city have de.
fective scales. and the strange part Is
that they all make the ice appear to
be heavier than il actually Is.
: If the clouds over New York City
prove to be the normal of the last
twentyfour years the city will have
2,475 hours of sunshine within the
next twelve months.
New York City has an average OF six
deaths each day of violent character
T-from assault, selt-inflicted injuries
and accidents.
There is n human birth In New
York City each five minutes in the
day and death each seven minutes.
The average price paid for automo.
biies used in New York City Is $500.
Eleven thousand seven hundred per-
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Past THINKING Time.

We'll" remarked Mr.. staylate at
last. II must be thinking OF going
What time IL it?"
oh" replied Miss Patience Come
ITS long past that me."-Exchange
Approved.
Miss Planeley-Tell me, how do you
like the cut of my new shirt?
Miss Knox-Very much.
Miss Planeley (suspiciously)-Oh,
do you, really?
Miss Knox--Yes, indeed. / had two
Just like 1t when they were in style
Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31
A Vary proper place.

yep, ! WIS turned down fir dat
office" aais tho ward heeler, "butS Il
amt no gutter Do administration
Will make place fur me yet"
II believe there 10 auch movement
on foot already" said tho honest cltt.
zen. IL hear there's talk of building
new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31

Speaker Cannon Is said to make Il
ing on tho ChaeauQna circuits in
day on shipboard. Perhaps it is tn;
only thing the sad sea waves cafino1
persuade passenger to give up
louisville.Courier Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31

News OF that three.day battle In
Honduras makes it inevitable. Sc.
cretary OF Pence Taft must go Sonth
ana do n little more Latin-American
panklns-Detroit Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31
Terrible.

Budding Poet-Haye you read my
Descent Into Hell?"
World Person-No; but I should like
TO see 1t very much.-lllustrated Bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31
The most torturing and disaeurina

The most torturing and disfgurine
humors, eczemas, rashes, feelings, irrf.
tatiors, and inflamnations of the skin,
scalp, and blood, with loss of hair of IN
fants, children, and adults, are Instantly
relieved and speedily cured by the Cut-
cura Remedies, when all else fails. q
Huof Of Infantr Children and Adults consists OF
enta Soap 2Se 10 Cleanse the Skin, CuerA ontnisnt
Goc) 10 Heal ths Skin and Cuticura Pills ChocoiAfe
Cosi,d s5c,, per via. OF COZ to Purify the Blood II
SoldthrouEhontth Tie world. Potter Drug Chem. Co7p.,
6oe Props. Boston, Mss Dspoisf London, Newbsry IA
ChaHtihou,e 81. Parts, Roberts, Rue ds Ps!r - ~
nfAaied Free, How T. Cure Skin Touuie..n = (
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31

six SIX days at the itching had ceased, and now
felt better in my fife than 1 do now.
Edward Worell, Band 3Oth, U. s. Imam
try, Fort Crook, Nebraska
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31
Fifteen YEARS
Of ECZEMA.
Affected Hands, Arms and Legs -
Endured Terrible Itching andwas
Unable to Sleep Would Tear
the Bandages to Scratch the Skin
In less than One Week
CURED BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

81 had eczema nearly lifteon years.
The affected parts were my hands, arms
and legs. They were the worst In The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-31

winter time and were
always itchy, and L
could not keep from
scratching them. L
had to keep both|
hands bandaged all
the time, and at night
i would have to,
scratch through tho
bandagcs as the Itch
ing was so severe, and
ut times 1 would have
to tear everything OFF
my hands to scratch
the skin. Icould not
rest or sleep. I had
several physicians
treat me busthey
could not give 10 {.
permanent cure, nor
even could they stop
the itching, After.
using the Cuticura
Soap, one box Cuti-
cura Ointment and
two bottles Cutioura
Resolvent for about