Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-06-19
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e best medicines pee o oar ave.
t TIE Karsus green tcg has des
! tfoyed any oat fields near Circle
vile. U.
5 Cut Of every 1000 prison IN
) mates in TIE United States 06 ar.
, womer.
Straw-hst Ten say there is gres,
loss 10 their business becarse OF
the cold weather.
The first shipment OF Alaskan
gold Of the season, 1926, 900, has
arrived at Seattle
4 The State CT Ohio has taken co
the first OF o32 cases against the
Standard Oil Company.
Habits OF thrift formed earl,
in life insure comfort In later
yeare. Why waste even one more
day2
No man who carries envy, or
! ate, or malice to bed with him
vii! ever live to see HE hundredth
birth day.
Secret agents of a foreign gov.
eminent report that Japan has al
ready prepared tentative plans for
possible war with the United
States.
Claiming the jamestown Expo.
sitIon camp grounds are unsuita-
ble for large body Of troops, the
First Illinois Regiment has aban.
ioned contemplated trip there.
William E. Corey, president of
the United States Steel Corpora.
ton, is negotiating for a castle 10
Ireland, with the object o! making
his residence there with his new
wife.
TIE Irish Parliament party has
declared relentless war upon the
liberal government, which il has
hitherto supported upon promises
that some reasonable measure of
home rule would be provided for
Ireland.
Arrangements are being MADE
by European financiers to supply
Russia with $50, 1000, coo In gold,
VI which sum .he United States is
to furnish $l2, 100000. The I'M
ierstandirg is that the money 10
20 be applied entirely to domestic
ieeds.
The feature of the exercises at
he University of Virginia was an
ddress by NJ. George Gordon
Battle of New York, who said
hat the educational institutions
# the country are wasting too
nuch ti5ie on sthletics. s.
After fasting for nine dave,
aking no nourisbment other tLan
'ater, j. H. Sweldfiger, fcrty-
ight years old, a compositor 10
he Government Printing Office,
ropped dead several days ago.
werdfiger was vegetarian and
as greatly interested in the work
the physicfl culture orgsniza-
on. 1t is said that several thcus.
I'd persons connected with the
ganization began a thirty.day
at the first of the month. Mem.
'rs CT the society say that his
ct was not the result of it's
achines.
TIE membership of the fraternal
ganizatioLs according to the lsst
ports of the supreme bodies are:
Id Fellows, l,e2l,09 Free.
asons, l,229,00l; Knights of
'ttias, G22, 1867 Improved Or.
r of Red Men, 406,774; Modern
ocdmen of America, Si3,oI2;
dependent Order CT Rechebites,
5000; Wood men of the World.
., 211; RcyeI Arcanuw, 2SC,OlI;
dependent Order OF Forresters,
!, 900; Order Ct Eagles, $50 600;
rresteIs of Anne: lea, 24l,ll0;
nevolent and Protective Order
Elks. 225, 900; Junior Order If
tied American Mechanics, 1853.
The Department Of Agriculture
notifying residents of Bruno.
*, Halifax, Hanover and
nee George counties to lock cut
the l3-year lccusts " hich will
yea in those counties within
next Few days and 'n through
e. This itrl0dical l,cust 10
we'll krtwn that general &C.
mt is unnecessary. Wien il
ears in great Plumbers il natur-
causes considerable alarm and
ises fears for the safety OF
/ and shade trees. ! he actual
age, however, is in many cAses
TO De silght, except Ia the
OF newly planted orchards.
it'll Mrs. McKinley's death
es the last chalt of one of
sweetest and purest love stories
"a life the public has known.
he mutual devotion and love
lie Chief Executive Of the ma.
and Eis wife were models for
married life Of the country,
an example peculiarly valuable
Iese days when the sacredness
arriage and the consistency Of
married love are brought into
pute, with consequent les
X OF the national HON. ties.
er devotion as u wife, Mrs.
inley fulfilled womarly mis-.
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