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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-25

denunciation OF q labor leader who has
been guilty OF wrongdoing.
stand for equal justice to both
and 80 far ais in my power lies I shall
uphold Justice whether the man ac-
cused OF guilt has behind him the
wealthtest corporations the greatest
aggregation OF riches In the country
or whether he has behind him the
most influential labor organizations In
the country
Criticism 10 General. ,
Il D, 4 s:But II sis a simple absurd to sup-
pose that because any nan Is on trial
TOR q given offense he Is therefore to
be freed from all criticisms upon HE
general acchduct and manner OF life.
IN my letter to which you object re-.
ferred to o certain prominent fnancier
Mr.. Hartman, on the one hand and
to Messrs. Moyer, Haywood and Debs
on the other as being equally undesir-
able citizens. It IL as foolish to assert
that this was designed to influence
the trial Of Meyer and Haywood al to
assert that 1t was designed to infiu-
enceS the suits that have been brought
against Mr. Hartman.
neither expressed nor indicated
any opinion as to whether Messrs.
Moyer and Haywood were guilty of the
murder Of Governor Steunenberg. II
they are guilty they certainly ought to
be punished. II they are not guilty
they certainly ought not to be punish
ed
But no possible outcome either Of
the trial of the suits can affect my
Judgment as to the undesirability Of
the type Of citizenship of those whom
mentioned. Messrs. Meyer, Haywood
and Debs stand as representatives OF
yy1fnI Il 1<H-~ ~
discredit the: labor movement as the
worst speculative fnanciers or most
unscrupulous employers Of labor and
debauchers of legislatures have done
to dscredit honest capitalists and
fair-dealtng business men.
Represent Type OF Leader.
They stand as the representatives
Of these men who, by their public ut
sterances and manifestoes. by the ut
terances of the papers they control or
inspire. and by the words and deeds OF
those associated with or subordinated
to them, habitually appear as guilty
of incitement to or apology for blood
shed and violence.
"If this does not constitute undesir-
able citizenship. then there can never
be any undesirable citizens. The mer
whom denounce represent the mer
who have abandoned that legitimate
movement for the uplifting Of labor
with which / have the most hearty
sympathy: they have adopted practices
which cut them off from those who
lead this legitimate movement. In ev.
cry way shall support the law abid-
ing and upright representatives of la.
Dor, and in no way can better SUP.
port them than by drawing the sharp.
est possible line between them on the
one hand and on the other hand those
preachers of violence who are them.
selves the worst foes Of the homes,
laborirg men.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-25
sHADLEY AFTER
RAILROADS
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF MIS-
souri, APPEARS IN SUPREME
4 COURT IN OTHER SUITS ssa

Jefferson City, April 24.-Attorney
General Hadley today filed in the SUI
preme court an amended information
in the custer suit filed recently against
the Missouri Pacific and Wabash rail
roads. alleging that the stock was held
by the Goulds and was sold to the
Missouri Pacafic, giving it control Of
the Wabash. The custer suit was fled
on the allegations that the Missouri
Pacific and Wabash are parallel COM
peting lines and are under one owner
ship and control.
Attorneys for the defendant COM
pantes will 1t is believed agree with
the attorney general to submit, the
case on agreed statements of facts.
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JOHN MITCHELL
SERIOUSLY ILL
HEAD OF MINERS ORGANIZATION
MUST SUBMIT TO AN OPERA
TON IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 24.-John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers
of America is i'll with severe cold at
the home of Frank Schell, a friend, in
this city. The illness is not at present
regarded as serious.
Later 1t was learend that the cold
had aggravated the trouble to which
Mitchell had been subject and that an
operation will be necessary. DR.. w.
w. McC!eary, who is attending the pa
tient, expects to perform the opera
ton early next week. Mrs. Mitchell is
expected at the bedside of her hus-
band tonight from Spring Valley, Ill.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-25
WAS RECEIv ! Or
STEW 'O's BANK
Payment Covered Services
Rendered in Closing At
fairs Of Looted Milwau.
kce Avenue Institution

John G.. Fetzer, former Ottum-
az wan, and the son Of MT. and Mrs.
II w. III. Fetzer of this city, has ben
allowed $4,000 for his services
to date as receiver Of the defunct
Milwaukee Avenue State bank,
which was looted by Banker Stems
land, who was subsequently con-
victed and sent to the penitenti-
fees on repord paid for such SER
s vice.
Chicago, April "a. The first report
Of expenses incurred In the administra-
wallkee Avenue State baD!t was ap-
proved yesterday morning by Judge
Theodore Brentano Of the superior,
court. The report was submitted on
Dee &, 4 906, John q. F,etzer, receiy-
sr Of the bank Tshess court allowed
ss20.eE0 fors d feeG and $eo, ,1ne.
for the services Of the receiver.
The RECEIVERS attorneys were nee.
sssary for the proper conduct and man
agement OF the receiyership estate" :"
Judge Brentano said, "and these e6-
penses were incurred by order OF this
court. The receiver has withheld $20,-
900 for mis- fees. This is less than the
customary charges made by receivers.
Il find all the several accounts and
statements are full, true and correct" !"
Mr.. Fetzer explained last night that
the report Of the expenses incurred
was but part Of the total expenses
and that the total would be more. The
attorneys fees, Mr.. Fetzer said, were
divided equally between the two attor-
neys, Jacob w. Loeb and Joseph Weis-
senbach.
The amount awarded as attorneys
fees was paid about four months ago
for necessary expenses" Mr.. Weissen-
bach said 1t will not constitute the
total cost of the administration, which
up to this time is not known. / am pre-
pairing a statement which will include
the various smaller expenses, such as
clerk hire, salaries, etc"
There were in round numbers claims
against the estate of $4,700,000, Of
which 70 per cent already has been
settled.
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BIRRELL IS HOPEFUL
Chief Secretary Of Ireland Expects to
Introduce Council Bill
Faay z.

London. April 24.-Tne spirit of com
promise is having an effect on the
prospects Of the Irish council bill and
today its supporters are more hopeful
of reconciling the differences, regard
ing the terms of the proposed measure.
The outlook has SO far improved that
Birrell, chief secretary for ireland, was
able to announce In the house of COM
mons this afternoon that he hoped to
be able to Introduce the bill May Z.
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NO CLUES FOUNE
In EITHER CASE
M'Caffery Had Taken Part
in Drunken Brawl Last
Might Basta Was MUIR
dered for HisMoncy

The police in two Iowa towns
are trying to solve murder mys-
teries, in neither case hags any
tangible clew been found upon,
which to work, At Fort Dodge,
the body Of o. H, McCaffery. an
insurance agant was found In an
alley. under conditions that point
plainly to murde4 At Des Mclnes
the body OF Mike Basta, coal
miner, was found beside the North
western tracks, the Indications
here also pointing to murder.
Fort Dodge, April 24--( (Special.)
@. H. McCaffery. agent for the Arneri.
can Life Insurance company and one
Of the best known insurance men in
the city. was found dead at s o'clock,
this morning In an alley. in the rear;
of Filth sstTeet, the Ind ations being
such that no doubt is left that he was
the victim OF d brutal murder. There
were O dozen abrasions on the skull
and his clothing was torn, a proof
that there was severe struggle be-
fore McCaffery fell. b
No motive was apparent for the mur-
der, as the dead man had money In
his pockets when found.
McCaffery had been drinking heav-
lily Of late, and late this afternoon the
police were told that he had taken
part In a drunken brawl last night.
The police are working on this infor-
nation and hope to find In the quarrel
some motive for the crime and some
clue that will lead to the detection Of
the murderer.
The Des Molnes Case.
Des Moines, April 24.-(S (Special.) ~
The dead body OF Mike Basta. coal
miner. was found beside the North.
western tracks a short distance from
town this morning Blood covering
the cinders beside the track some dis.
tance from where the body was found,
gave evidence that he had been set
upon by assassins beaten into insen-
sibility, and that his body was laid on
the tracks to cover UP the crime.
Robbery was the motive, as the dead
mans pockets had been rifled Of all
their contents.
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So, 500 a Year From
Shonts to Drake

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BLENk GETS PALLIUM
Cardinal Gibbons confers Honors on
Archbishop Of New orieans-N Nota.
BILE Clergy Present,

New Orleans. April 24-Before a
distinguished portion of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy OF the United
States, including Cardinal Gibbons,
two archbishops and sixteen bishops,
the pallium was today invested upon
Archbishop Blenk Of New Orleans.
Blenk succeeds to the functions of the
late Archbishop Chapelle who died
during the yellow fever epidemic here
two years ago.
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VELOCITY WINS AT EPSON. !
Thirteen Horses Started in City and
Suburban Handicap-Larino
Second

London, April "a The city and sub
urban handicap worth two thousand
severe sns at Epson today was won
by Velocity; Larino second; Succor
tnird. Thirteen horses started. Dean
Swift, winner in the event last year
was a fayorite but was not placed.
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YOUNG WOMEN KILLED.

Smoke Stack coIiapses at Glass Fac.
toryCrashes Through Room In
Which Victims Were Working.
Millyille, N. j., April 24.-Three
young women employed at Wheaton &
.company's glass factory were killed
today by the collapse Of the smoke
stack during wind storm, which
crashed through the room in which
they were working. #
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WIFE MARRiEs ioWAN. +
Girl Deceived by Seymour Marriea
Now to Iowa Falls
M an,

Iowa Falls April 24.-T There is much
local interest in the fate of LORD
harrington, because his former wife
married an Iowa Fall: resident sh1ltly
after her first husband 5 conviction and
her subsequent divorce
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searchIiqht Missinu,

Harbor Beach, Mich, April "a The
fishing tug, Searchlight, o fthis port
in Lake Michigan last night with a
crew of six men.
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eLADsRook CHILD is KILLED.
Four-Year Old Climbs Upon Side Of
Manure spreader ara Falls Un.
der WheeIs,

Gladbrook. April 24.-rhe 4-year-old
son Of Fred Witt was killed by being
run over by a manure spreader. HI
started to climb UP mir and fell, the
wheels ran over mis- heal and crushed
the skull.
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No Choice as Yet.

Madison, Wis. April 24.The fifth
joint ballot for United States senator
resulted, in no choice.
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ketchem and Melbourne Accomplices.
Marshalltown, April "a. Especially
Q. s. Ketchum Of Mexico, Mo-, former
agent Of the Crew Western at Mel
bourne and John Donegan, section fore
man at Melbourne were arrested today
IN connection with Hollennors defal-
cation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-25

The girls smile frequently discloses
how faithfully she has practiced.
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ARREST BANKER AND BROKER.

Oliver M. bennett Charged With Re-
celvirs Stolen Property--After-
rnath Of Douglas Robbery.
New York. April "a. Oliver M. Den.
nett, banker and broker who was ar
rested yesterday, was today held in
$4,000 bail for trial on the charge Of
receiving stolen property. bennett was
arrested in connection with the theft
from the Trust company of America of
bonds Of the Rock Island railroad val
ued at $4,000 by w. o. Douglas the
assistant loan clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-30

It is a silly ana costly squeaniishnessi
which tabpos this subJect in pnblis addresss
Better prevent the birth OF unfit children
By public instruction than to sheepishly at
tempt to account for them later.
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UNION MADE TOBACCO
LADIES TAILOR.
HAT REPAIRING.

SILK. STIFF AND soFT HAAS
CLEANED. blocke csc, and SOC; hi, d
irE bands and sweat feathers.
AMERICAN MATTERS. a Oh East Mar
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Uut1es. Dispa tfb granfbls..

The following Branch Offices have been
established for tho benefit OF those liyins
At distance from tho Main Office OF the
Time Dispatch. The Tinbs. Dispatch wants
Ief. at any OF these branches will receive
tho same careful attention as though thcy
Lad been ieft AZ tho Main Office. and there
will bo no extra cost 10 the advertiser:
eLauuHrERss ORIG STORE, Twenty.fiftn
and vonnble Street.
~ r. EAEEs. 1918 Eos. Broad Street.
A. A. SCOTT Twenty.iifth and Broad Ste.
W1i.LfAMs,s PHARMACY. Twenty.ttrst and
Marshall streets.
rARRANT, GRANT & CO.. Fouthee and
Broad Streets.
@. w. LAriMER. NO. 800 West Marshall 81.
TIo,ipsoN's DRUG sToRE. No. 1891 w.
Main Street.
L. BEvERfDGE., Brook Ave. and Clay 81.
RADT's DRUG STORE Barton Heights
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No. 1900 VII.
Harrisburg Avenue. Fulton.
ECBfS's PHARMACY. no. 600 East Mar
shall Street.
CITY DRUG STORE, No. 1fii East Main
"a Street. corner Fifteenth.
JrEsOS CUxS1:fGH1aM. No. aol7 East
Main Street
w.aLL1s.s PHARMACY, No. ss4 South Pine
Street.
RrK-pARR1sH CO.. 30. 4ie East Broad
Gtrest.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. no. sol west
Cary Street
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-e,shth ana
Streets.
RIsoH's PHARMACY No. lls Canal Street.
AUNDLEr q WALKER. Twenty-titth and
Lei9h 6troots
.. T. LEWIS. No. =. East Broad street..
SoRTHs1DE PHARMACY, Fifth and Baker
Streets.
CARRIERS pnU6 STORE. No. 100 Hull
Street. Manchester.
TWENTY EIGHTH AND N STREET PHAR-
MACY. Twenty. eighth and streett.
q. 4. W. KERN. INC. corner Twen.y.nftt
and Church Hill Avenue.
EAEr, PHARMACY. No. 1901 Q street
TtMEs-DIsPATcH. No. 10 North Sycamore
Street, Petersburg.
TlNEs-D1sPATcH. no. :i5 Eighth Street.
Lynchburg.
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THE NEWS OFF ASHLAND.
Presiding Elder Soon to Leavc---Other
nj MAfn

S Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
ASHLAND. IA. November as.--Fsev.
H. c. Reed, presiding elder OF Peters
burg District. Will move from here 8to
Petersburg with his family in few
days. Mr.. Reed has been u the sR ,al9a
Years, but was transferred at1the last
conference. g
Rev r. II. Bennett viii not change
his residence to Lynchburg. w here he
has peer assigned. until after the first
half session OF Rando lph 4 Macon Is ter
50 ,sS
Rev. j. Poyntz Tyler and family,
much to the regret OF our people. have
left for Hagerstown, Maryland, wheres
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Ashland Lodge OF Masans Will cele-
brate on December lath its hftieth
Elaborate preparations
are being made for the occas lon by
the committee in charge. Al barauet
will follow the Masonic remoni es.
On December 9Th. Henry Clay G.onn-5
Gil, Royal Arcanpnl will elect Officers
for the year 1908. This council has
eighty-six members on the roll. Y. ,iI
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Title rIACHER,s IANrERN.

This story puts a premium on strength.
1t Is an Old Testament illumination OF the
New Testament text. "Be strong In the
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The International
Sunday-School Lesson
Fourth Quarter. Lesson TX. Judges xvi. s1-3t.
December 1, 1907.
THE DEATH OF SAMSON.

THE DEATH or SAMSON.
IN tho. New Testament Hall OF FAME. the
eleventh chapter OF the Epistle to tho He
hrtMs, between the Tablets OF Barak and
Jtrhthah, hangs one to Samson. His his-
ttticity has never been successfully irn-
ptn ched, lie cannot be dismissed az a solar
myth, although Samson may mean solar. :"
Emsrt may he made to discount him by
and patriotic purpose that his suprenie
motive wac ignoble. being apparently only
per sonal revenge. and that his warfare was
cElS that Of q guerrilla never rising TO the
dignity OF planned campaign against the
ettinies Of his country. 1t mny be said. IL
one chooses to say It, TINT Samson W as
never more than dinly conscious Of the ma
ticral and religious vocation OF Israel.
However all that may be, this rude popti-
Lar talo will never lose Its subtle charm. It
was evidently taken down from the very
mouths OF the people. and has been describ-
ed as n self-contained narrative BY n Sim
Glh hand. Its reproductions OF the crude
manners OF a far.ofr age are fairly photo
graphic 1t Is a quaint and evidently faith.
full narrative OF customs. Knowledge of
which would without II liise@ise be lost.
The angelic sannuncation to the wife of
Manonh reminds one of the New Testament
parallel In the life OF the Virgin Mary, ouIy.
III tho former instance there are two corr
inunicutions Instead OF one. The simplicity.
and dlrectness OF the story Wins the reader. 1;
heart from tho beginning. One strokc sur
fees for the political situation OF the t!nies.
II describes the Phltstinei dominance OF
Judah and Dan for twenty years In punish
lnent for their infdelty to the covenant.
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Church AotirfS.
~~~S~~S
II Aturfcr-

BAPTIST
FIRST BApTIsT CHURCH. tBRoAD AND
MCDANIEL. will preach both seryice,--ll
A. I, n. and s r ~ Sunday School %. $.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CRANK
I'm and ADAMS strects,--Rev. W. II. l..
SMITH. 2; Ri r;5; :. at 4.
". LANpRuM. b. D., Of ATLANTA. s,inda,
school Mt 9:ao a.. NJ. Thomas II. starke,
sppt. Special services every evrnins during
GRACE. STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
SeerneT4 Grace md Fonshee streets)--Isee
asy .aso N ss y P p psS,ol a s
Co, at s. 4. NJ; subject. ..The Mistakes Of
suS5ee;, VA y 9 Glimpse Beyond 'l tho RI ! veii.5
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
W. s JAMES, sfe psstorMP sis a ii X.
NJ. and s p. N. Sunday School ut oats \.
NJ. John Garland Pollard. supt. Midweek
prayer. service Wednesday at 7. 81 Vis!-
THE TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Meadow street)--WAi.
ii A. Nj. and 5 p. M. Bibio School at a:as
4 NJ. Prayermeeting "Wednesday Of +.
VI. Everybody welcome.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH COR
nor Grace and Madison streets)--F. 7: Nc
FaDEN. u. D.. pastor.-Serrices ut II a.
VI and p. A. Sunday School Mt $3.50 a.
III Midweek service Wednesday at NJ
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. RUSSELL. CECIL. y. ID, pastor--Ser-
vlees at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. sunday
school at o:45 A. NJ. "Wednesday r. 81.
| SERVICES AT GRACE sTREET PREsBf-
\ terrain Church at IL a. n. and p. ~. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. JERE WITHER-
SEOON. D. d.
CHURCH OF THE covENAET-REy. j.
feALv1N sTEwART,S p: p. pastor.,-D I, !,
I services Tomorrow at II a. III. and =. VI.
conducted by the pastor. Prayer service
1 "wednesday at s p. NJ. All welcome.
1 CHRISTIAN.
MARSHALL STREET G n RIST{I "a n
! Church-Rev. B. II. MELTON, pastor
| Services at II a. N. and r. NJ. Bible
school at 9:a0 A. NJ.
1 , CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
{church edifce Park Avenue and MEADOW
streo.1--snhday morning. IL O'clock. SUB
| ice. of lesson sermon VIII be GOD. the
| Only Cause and Creator" Experience anu
testimony meeting every "Wednesday eSeni IN
ar s:3o. The reading room - loeatsd IN IN
Chamber OF Commerce Building. and IS open
every week day from 10 TO J. All are
cordi tally invited.
-, LUTHERAN,
| FIRST ENGLISH LIT HER-.S, CHURCH
| Seventh and Grace Streats)--Rev. y. =.
scHERER, Jr.. pastor.---PreachinE morning
| and night by REV. DR.. ]. A. MOREHEAO.
president Of Roanoke College. sale'n, va.
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FOR SALE SECONDHAND R1TNA.
transfer Co., sos West Broad etreet.
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Postal Affairs. 3

tFroyn Our Regular correspondenr.l
Il WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November -
John w, Cassell appointed postmaster
Mt Ashberry. Tazewell county. Va, Woe
w. II, Corel resigned.
Rural route Nc, ] ordered cstab.s
lllshed February list at Freeman.
Brunswick county. Va. Z serving 500
people and 1l3 families.
Rural carriers {appotnted for North
Carolina: Apenton. route !, Eugene 81
Cyrus. carrier; W. Avent. sub, Fay
etteville, route. S. Walter II. Campbell.
carrier. We'll Macarthur, sub. NhIta.s
3ksrs, route 1. George l.. Brantley. cars
3rier; William Il. House, sub. NJ
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3fIs,f LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh and Grace Streats,--Rev. y. =.
scHERER, Jr.. pastor-Prea M mo m9Tn,r IS
president OF Roanoke College. Salem, q.
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10 THE OWNERS OF SECTIONS AND
Part Sections In Maury Cemetery:
Notice is hereby given that the Gene
chester. beginning Monday, November
IS. 1907, will hold daily. sessions. last
ing from s o'clock p. NJ. to ! o'clock
p. NJ, at the office OF the City En-
gineer. Room II, of Leader Building,
Gates for sections or part OF sec
lions In Ataury Cemetery are request
ed to present q same. In order that
they may be properly audited ard
recorded BY order OF the commit
tee. JOHN W. MOORE.
Chairman,
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ASK vo1IR GROCER Fop SMITH.
field sausage It is the best.
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Gar SERVICE DErSyEEN NsASM.
INGTON AND II ICHMONn Oh
sss TRAINS ~ and &c. ~.
Commencing Sunday. DecsmbAr Isl.
the Richmond, Freder lslSa urg ana ro.
Ger service every day between = tgfl-
tmond and Washington L on heir ira lnes
40 ana 766. arriving Main street station
Richmond. at 1920 ~ and leAftne
~ ~ ' rs Ss ia N. TAyLi1H
sFS 'e & y a, NJ III II, T.
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The most rfsolting eight for eye of Cod,
angel or man, is that in which the case Us
and the animal is dominant
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Wants
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MANCHESTER TAXEs.-1 AM NOW
ready to receive the last falf
OF the city, sewer and school
taxes for the year 1907. and also all
State taxes for that year. Five per.
centum will no added tn all taxes I'M
paid after Deeembcr LIST next. I'D
y. w RpONAIrci 4 Ili.,
Treasurer City, OF Manchester.
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WANTED. EOARDERs FOR FURNISH.
ed rooms. Apply 209 East Grace
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Strength IS shown to be In part n matter
OF heredity In the prenatal directions given
into the world has right to this heritage.
Parents who wilfuliy. carelessly or fsnor-
antIy neglect the conditions are not worthy
OF the sacred office OF pnrentage. The re-
,ttliation OF nature "a swift and sure. Par
ents must sutfer with their il-born on
spring.