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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
A PLAIN WEDDING.
And the Editors Visitor Wanted the
Truth Told About II.

ana SH8 GutSOT NVoHeN8 wv
Truth Told About 1t.
would you like little piece to
printT' asked dark eyed, slender
young man as he deferentially removed
his hat to a shirt sleeved individual
whacking at writing in sight" ma
chine in newspaper shop.
The shirt sleeved man threw his cigar
In a box and stopped his mechanical
speller.
.'You bet" he said.
Its a wedding"
The young man blushed, and the ed
itor smiled In wisdom.
"The names are Tom Maxwell and
Susie Smith," said the informer hur-
riedly, "and we-they want 1t fixed up
bit different from the usual run. i
notice you generally head 'em by say
ing, "A Beautiful Wedding or "A Quiet
Affair or something that way
1--WE might say "A Rough House."
suggested the editor
"That wouldn't be bad-anything but
the eternal mawkish gush-the beau
tiful bride, attired in white yelling and
sunfiowers, looked lovely as she passed
down the aisle on her fathers arm to
meet the handsome young man she
has chosen for better or worse There
wasn't anything like that there"
MOP
NO there wasn't. The bride wore
dress made over from last winter that
cost Is cents a yard, and she didn't
carry flowers. The groom is a hard
handed farmer boy, and he wouldn't
know a dress suit from a matadore's
outfit"
You're modest"
THANK you. Just say that Tom
Maxwell and Susie Smith were mar
ried Monday night at the old mans
home up in - township and that one
or two of the neighbors saw the thing
pulled off. Uncle Bonaparte, Pap
Smiths niger woodchopper, fddled
The Arkansaw Traveller for q we'd
ding march. They had johnnycake.
molasses, maple sugar and bacon after
the agony was over, but nobody felt
hungry. No presents were expected.
and the couple was not disappointed
Tom will live with his father-in-law
until job of some sort turns up"
The editor, who had been taking
notes, looked up.
Now, you know you wouldn't Like
US to put It that way" he said, with
gentle reproach.
Indeed, would" said the young
man earnestly. Its the Lords truth
and why not tell 1t the way it hap
penedT
"0h, can print 1t that way all right
but you'll get mad as hornet If I
do"
"Pll pay up five years I'm advance II
you get 1t up just that way" said the
visitor. pulling out his pocketbook to
show he wasn't blufing. "Will you do
it?"
eff you're that much in earnest,
guess I'll have to-" remarked the edi-
tor, getting up and scanning his mail
list. Where do You get your paper,
Mr.. MAXWELL
my name amt MAXWELL" exclaimed
the subscriber spiritedly. ITS Jerry
Ryan"
II beg your pardon. Then you are
Just here as friend Of the familyP'
"Eure! used to go with Sue my
seif."-Kansas City Star.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
. o o o . . o . . o . .
PERSONALS. !.

A. Sempert returned to his home in
this afternoon.
Matt Dowd and wife left this after
noon for Pierce City.
j. w. Givens, superintendent of the
North Idaho, Insane asylum at Orofino.
was a Lewiston visitor today.
Elmer waldrip was passover to-
day for Moscow.
William Siegrist, Of the Lapwai Mill
ing company, was Lewiston visitor
today.
j. w. Blake was a visitor today from
Orofino.
Charles L. Monroe returned this
morning from an extended visit to
Portland and willamette valley points.
Joseph Alexander, Jr., was an ar
rival this morning from Juliaetta.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS
Commercial Trust Coz
Deeds-May %.

George d. Eggers to Andrew F.
Harbke, south so acres of 10 sw
lots 3 and 4, sec. 1852 e, $3.50.
James T. Ellarson to Western Land
Co, n liz Sc 1866 e, 81.
Lew V. Peterson to same, Sc sw, "
IL Sc. sw ne 1876 e, 81.
Louis Soderberg to same, IL Sc.
NV Sc 35-S7-5 e, IL ne, ne ne l-s5-E
e. 81.
Alexander MARI to Robert Rom
bough, ct al, lot II, sec. 1S-Ss-2 ".
$500. ~
o. A. Kjos to City of Lewiston past
lot 2, block A vollmer & Kroutinger
tract, $40.
W. L. Clifford, clerk to George K
Force, trustee tQCD), W IL sw ist
Ia Sc 17-36-1 Q,
A. @. Bagley to Frank Cole. part lot
1, block 2, subdv. lot 49, block 80, Lew.
iston, $4,000.
U. s. to Huldah Gibson, lots . ana
Z, sec. IA; W 1-2 Sc 1854 W. sSs3le
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
Tho Village oossip..

The champeen village gossips,
We had three in our town.
Sarah Jenkins. 6ophy Jones an
4 Arabella Martha Brown.
Now when their tongues get a-wagEin'
Yew cud feel yer ears Albumin,
An bout everybody In the town
Wus-Silre tsw SIT q churnin'.
The three OF 'em he'd cashed their 'teenx
An long ago passed thirty.
They never cared for horrid men,
Az none OF 'sm wus dirty.
But gift of CAB they surely had.
Town Journal failed. tits hintad.
Because they tattled all the new
Before II cud git printed.
They'd come right down tew bixness
When they'd gift In eonye-sz Ion. [.
An the way they'd rip the nelshbors uo
Wtid start the perspiration.
But since Miss Brown has toneieetus
An Miss Jones can't hear, they aay.
An poor Miss Jenkins has the nstfmy.
Things are quiet down our W.,
-7ogtSh okohS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
The Perfect Way
Scores of Lewiston Citizens Have
Learned IL.


If you suffer from backache,
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way Is to cure the kid
neys
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it, urinary troubles follow.
Doans kidney pills are made for
kidneys only.
Robert Baker Buchanan, near Bone
vxille, ST., PocatelIo, Idaho, brakeman
on the Oregon Short Line railroad,
says: Il suffered from bachache and
heavy aching pains across my loins
for more than two years. When
caught the least cod it settled in my
bach and caused me considerable suf-
fering. If l stopped was rewarded
with severe pains across the region OF
the kidneys and / was unable ii lift
any great weight. There was also a
feeling of soreness in the back and j
had difficulty with the kidney secre-
lions. This was particularly annoy
ing at night. All these symptoms
showed me that had kidney trouble
and tried many remedies to cure
1t, but obtained little benefit. Finally
heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and
commenced using them. This prov
ed to be Just the remedy needed
In short time the backache ceased,
the soreness was removed from my
back and the annoying urinary dim
cuuty was corrected. am pleased to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price %
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.
T.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's--and
take no other.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
Iiishly Honored.

"His father. believe. was q man
who won high honors." =.
HE was. There were six automo-
biles in his funeral procession" -Bos-
ton Transcript
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

Doctor-But why did you delay so
long In sending for met Wife-oh.
doctor, It wasn't my fault. He wouldn't
let me send for you while he had his
reason.-Londop Opinion. s,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
Cause Eneuah.

Carsone-I hear your typewriter left
you IN hun.
Gebhart-Yes. Iput my footSin It.
Carsone What did you doi
Gebhart-I had dinner with my wife
one day last week.-Bohemian Maya
zine.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

young girl, Miss Vera Sage. Of that
city. Martin and his prisoner left on
the stage this morning for Asotin.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

approximately 10 cents has been added
to the old price.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
In 1850.

Her--I hear the Neweds have sep
arated. Do you know the cause Of 1T
Hlm-Yes; she insisted on going to
her club twice week, so he went
home to his father Chicago News.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

- . . - -
The steamer Lewiston will leave the
local dock at 7:30 o'clock Saturday
mngning for Couse creek. near the
mouth of the Grand Ronde river,
where they will take on cargo Of
wheat. The trip up the river will be
given as an excursion. A fare of 81
Will be charged for the round trip.
p N. Harris of WaIla Walla, ac-
companied by number of friends, ar
rived at Charleston yesterday evening,
having made the trip from Walia
walla in his automobile. Mr.. Harris
has recently purchased the interests
of ]. w. Billups in Charleston.
Deputy SherifT Nose Martin. of Aso-
tin county, arrived this morning from
walla walla, having in custody Edgar
Muir. whom he detained at Walla
Walla by warrant issued at Asotin,
charing him with the seduction Of a
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

Manager Kroutingeri of the Temple
theater, announces that the date for
the presentation of ""Salome" has been
changed from May 20 to May 80. The
change has been made because Of the
dedication of the Elk temple on the
evening of the goth, Lewiston has
changed dates with Moscow so that
those who wish may attend both the
Elk dedicatorial ceremonies and the
opera.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

The Lewiston Military band will
render the following program at the
Fifth street park this evening, weather
permitting:
March, Military Parade" Chapman.
Overture, Morning. Noon and Night
in Vienna" Supple.
Waltz. Vision of Beautiful Women"
Fahrbach.
Selection, Babies in Toyland," Her
bert.
Medley march, Happy Heine.'
Lampe.
Entire Acte, "A Garden Matinee"
Frienl.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

Restaurant men and hotel keepers
of Lewiston have gotten their heads
together and several days ago raised
prices in their dining rooms. The
raise. OF prices was confined almost
wholly to the meats. Tenderloin steak,
porterhouse steak and T-bone steaks
have been raised about 10 per cent
higher than their former quotations,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-23

Lester Coffin returned this morning
from a business visit to the Yakima
country.
Attorney /. N. Smith and wife re-
turned this morning from visit to
Moscow and Boise.
County Attorney Daniel Needham
left this morning for a business visit to
Moscow.
w. B. Benton left this morning for
Moscow.
George d. McCloud left this morning
for an extended visit to st. Louis and
Chicago.
Jay woodwork has returned from a
brief business trip into the Palouse
country.
Mrs. Leon LIE Quime and children
have one to Vernon, B. c., where they
will spend the summer.
Miss Neal, Of Spokane, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Marcus
Barnett, has returned to her home.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
nUGGlGS ITEMS.
Ds The Jack RABBITS.

l will try ~ w'i's y few ilems
for the CasssET; Us t..s Ia my krst
1 hope /. will mIss the waste task-
o..
Mr.. Jesse Nabe and wife ere 90.
ing TO depar: for Phelps county,
he will BE- sadly missed BY biz
many trissds.
Willie Watts aud Calvin God.
dard and Sam Goddard are attend
irs court in Wright coanty this
week.
Mr.. Bill Woods WAS Al Huggins
selling town lots Thursday:
John Parker las rented the
Joan Black farm for three year.
for fifty dollars cash rent:
Miss Anna Maho il staying Will
Ar.. Willie Watts while Willie il
attending court.
John Ellis aud wife visit,
N. Il. Casbsar Sunday.
Mr. But Duke has finished hi,
new barn:
Sum Cover aud |. Lyby or ART
working on tho Fiat kosk rhon'
line.
Lise Green has sold his iarn
and is moving T. N ,uata,n Grow
l will ring of aud IL ID IL o.
capss the wasto bp,ks,. vii
come again:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
!, POM0 A Tn - :
wsiu.s y Wn. \. ffs@ssI
just as ! see the Scll! i!

l. II 4 x IL "a
4 will 10. leavs,sa csmtsr,:ss.. siissss ~
w. ih,i. .S,is sss The world s1sh - - esfs;
ne: bssauss lvs " .Aall i've also
A,sN day - she'll ksow ihs. Am IL ~ NstAsss Az
me- ssd 10 yoa
n. .h., hath ny co.ns.dnsam asd Essps,l Absss ~
sv'h md hs tha, iovs,h shall b. s.sd u ~
Will love hu and will mssissst uysslt u hiss
Judas saith unto hn scariot Lord. how ttthsSe4
mse'isst tbyss unite rs. and no. aste the wosN
Jesus saswersd asd ,sd ssto him. II lows - h4z
keep ny words add fs,ter viii love HIN, and ~ vii
uno him and make abode with hin
Hs that iovs.h 30. ts.p.'b ny Myas; and ~
which 70 hsarm m"s, b., The Father. wAskasns
Tt'is things have spohes being present v
But tbs Couisrsr which holy 0hs, ~ten shs rat4
will send hs shall sash yes Ill htGR asd tre&
sAogs to rsmenbrapec MISSIONER have sad uns
Peace leave With my peace give aSto ycG ast al
world svc'b give unto you. Let heart b oSbil
neither 10, It DO afraid. MI
W bav" heard how said you 60 sway aad ass
unto yca Js Icvcd would rejoice because sid 30
Abe Fa'h:r; tor my Fsite'.' greater thar l.
AID TOW have tod Gu before ptss that, wtss
is csmo to PEI" 80 might tecre.
Hereafter will talk much With you for the prince n th
world comets, ard hath nothing in me. fsS
But that the world know that love The Father and
Father commandment. Do, Arias. let ne M
hence. st. John IA. Chapter.
Then ree turning about "c,h the disciples whsn yp4uy
loved Olowng which also leaned his breast supper and
lord. which is hs that bstrayeth thsv?
Peter seeing him saith Jesus Lord aud what shall this
Jesus saith him II will that he ,arry till soms wt1
10 that to thees follow thou a9zSM
Then s saying abroad among the brethren. that III
disciple should de jesus said unto him. He shai
de- but 1t will that he tsr" till come, what 10 that to hs.
This hs disciple which testieb Of theHe things. and xr
thsse things aud know that his testimony 10 true 3 A
Aud there also many other things which Jesus did, the which,
they shcud be written every suppose that the wor
self could contain the books TINT .houd be writes Amen
ST. John NH Chapter. s
Wherefore hencsfn' know after the Assh: ~
though have known Christ at heah vet now herc
know We him Their of 70 il any be in Christi
creature: old things passed away; behold al tn
: arc become new, Cor. s lG II. Ns
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
English Banner

Tho early inhabitants of England,
like those Of othsr countries, used
smblsmatic devices Of enc kind or
another that OF. the Saxons being
. white horse. Tho introduction 81
flag, into England is ascrihsd "a
the missisLary saint Ausustisa
aad his followers who after the
conversion Of king -..Etbslbsrt,
according to the venerable Dsds,
sntsrsd Canterbury IN procession,
shanting aud hssrisg email
bAnsers.
since the fourtssnth century tha
sross Of Saint George hss bssn ths
emblem Of the British nation.
Before that time il was worn on
the armsr BY the srsssdsrS, among
whom 1t ssns 70 ~ known = ~
| sjask." During. The bloody Girl
VAR Of The Aflssnth century 4
~ practically appssssdsd ~ M
rosss, white snd 'rsd and i 1904
1 ~ pssclaalatien d James i. \
80 Aneffv vasslanel1 ~ y ~ IA
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
GOD IS LOVE

liGsd Il 1--we Thea hey that
arc his are ofite ssue disposition
asd oA,sre. for ~ have hts spirit
which creates lore. doss !, aos'
II ve are 10 hi, ,p'fi: our fruits
are love. JOY. sad peace For
tails 10 tbs fruits Of The spifsi, Bee
a.,s2s.
II 10 do 80. bear this 'kisa Of
trait We are according 10 asdS
Word . cssrsp. tree an4 Of cosrse
coa'd GOT bripx ior'h xoed, trait.
We car ssssr a,.aia to this
ssiist ~ sosiasios. ssitLsr BY
,trivisg, for the ssrvas. Of Gsd
does not strive. bcl must DO gss.
tie and meek aod lowly: AID 30
! Of Gods sA,urs which 10 love; tor
Gsd says, he 10 not the au,h or
Of confusion, tut u peace. God
II love and will no, look % slp
" th tas lsAs. OF Allowance,
80 when W arc 10 any coafusioh
sud live 10 that way, W must 81
souras assign the asihsr 81 oil
such 10 our sppoasat The evil enc
God Is love and On'y sxcsrts love
10 return; aud BIO ays II W
hvt.t ltye Ter stari,y) No are
nothing Live never iaiic.h, II
wsrko.h no III TO bic nsighbsr, il
is Isog sahsr,ss, gentle, easy. I.
be entrealtd, ls,o never iaile,h
prophssiss nay fail, ton gses ma
cease, ard kas Slodgs asy vanist
away, Bat love never iailstb, l
bsarslh oil things. It hops,h 81
things, sEdursth all thiHgs. 10,
|. Cor. IL ch
l. prompts - 10 oil good; il AID
; ~ 10 rightly divide the word Q
: truth, SEQ 2 Tin. 2 rs. (Ns read
} TO study sursslvss approved ant
= God that We seed not b. ashaue
) rightly dividing The word Of tru,t
Hoping NO may earnestly cor
/. tend tor more love efGsd.
fam yout sister IN Chris
: Mrs, Rsnnis Ryuel.
L Pomona Mo.
& To be Contisssd.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
MISSOURI P.TlNTS

rAu.ed this Week Reported BY Cl
A. enow 3 Co. Patent Attorney
Washington ID. e.
William L Barnard, st. Louis,
Pneumatic wheel. Robert L.
Adreom, st. Louis, Combined air
brake setting device and alarm.
John Berlien. St. Louis, Rail.
brace. Daniel Brock, st. Louis,
| Plant for storing baled cotton.
Warren W. Edwards, jefferson
city, Reclining chair. Louis Is.
Engelhart, st. Louis, Hopple,
Edward Flad, st. Louis, Con
crete metal construction. Chas.
I. Flory, Kahoka, Camera. David
is. Green, st. Louis, Cuspidor.
! Alexander H. Handlan, Jr., st.
Louis, Signal lantern. Frank
johnson, fredericksburg, Corn
shock loader and unlOaaLr. Arth'
ur Lipschutz, ST. Louis, journal
box lid. Milton H. Loudon, Kan
sas City, Railway-gate operating
mechanism. Charles G. Mittem
dorf St. Louis, Garbage-recept
acle. Richard Medley, st. Louis
Fastner for car doors. Webb M
Oungst, st. Louis, Leadslug' ruiz
and furniture case. Francis J
|Plym, Kansas city, Store'fron
construction. Henry J. Renter
lSt. Louis, Temporary binder
George H. Scully,. Kansas City
Garment fitting stand. Georg
IF. Steedman, St. Louis, Fluid
actuated regulated cushione
hoist. William F. Stubinger 81
Louis, Coffee.urn Frederick. I
Tacke, st. Louis, Shelf door.
Fur cspy Of any above patssts sen
On cents 10 postsgs Stamps With date
news paper to q 4. "sew I
c. Wash!Dgton D. g.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
Whsra a.s the Respsfs

H q .i IN
Yes. ahre are The reancrsl
Are til, y Ia tho vim said 81 the
Lord and savou,f Ars they har-
vcst-ng the golden rraius
Ara they preserving the souls
Of the psop's asairst The dread
ful day when God shall visi. this
world. with lis mighty power
and WRATH Truly We would
ans yer thatthe hal vest 10 great
and the lah,rersin the true work
OF the L,rd Jesus are very few,
TIE call for laborers Is very
great but those who answer the
sail IN the right spirit. are few
Many are called but few
there be that are chosen Yes,
and the chosen Of the Lord has
reasons for glorying for whom
soever TIE Lord chooses u do
h great work in His vineyard.
Him also the Mighty Father
prepars BY the power OF tbs
Holy Ghost to do the word
according TO His. the Fathers
viii For how can We hear with
out q preacher and how can he
preach except he be sent! Yes,
sent to preach the word and no.
= part OF ".
Az Jesus himself sayih in this
language that man shall not live
by bread alnns but by every
Word Ct God, then, Oh, you wh1
claim to be teachers Of God.
Holy Word tell "a not that you
nave been sent Of God to teach
His Truths when you say there
are mysteries in it. that man is
not to know.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
Frances White FLAG.

THE first white flag IN French
history was the banner u the Vir.
gin mary borne by. Joan Of Are In
her heroic campaigus for tho de-
fsnsc Of the Dauphin. A pure white
flag was oecasionally used by
Francis ]. In bic struggles against
the Emperor Charles V. but it did
not bscome the permanent royal
banner until Henry Nv. the first
Bourbon assembled the throns 10
1899
The tricclor Of The French Revolu.
ton vas acompromise: The cock.
ades OF the revolutinnists ware
composed OF two co'6rs tho red
of the Paris com mune and the
blue Of the ancient monarchy
In the troubled times just pre-
cedirg the deposition and execu
ton Of Louis XVII lafayette. x
signify the desire Of the peopl,
Tor 4 reconciliation with theil
King, added the Bourbon whit,
10 tho cockade. The tricolor q
national emblem was adopted b,
the convention in 1894.
Long before this, hswevsr, tn
tricolor had been the nstiona
flag Of Holland. The Dutch wer'
in fact the first 70 uss It. Whsl
the United Provinces gsina'
their independence from 0pail
In the sixteenth century. accord
inG 10 . favorits old story whicl
cannot b authenticated. thsy "a
vitsd Henry Of Navarro u cl,oes
their colors. and hs suGGsstsI
oranes, hlus. and whits. Whoih
er 10 eelectt1 this eonblult6o
Tor ~ zach Waro u G1exs n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
rUTcn TOWN .TENs.
y, ixa chums,


Wei! / will try to write q few
titcmS for the CREssET.
Well we are having nice wealth.
err ut the present.
john Cunningham went to
Court Saturday.
Every body Is blowing in the
ncighborhood Of Dutch Town.
John Killmer has gone West.
Bill Dagget built him q fluc out
of red clay.
Bill Gordon has been rideing o
black jack bush around his place
brushing his farm.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
ecu TOWN. HENS
- M and you.a

Well will try 10 write a low
i:ems ~, The cE.sssr.
Joe cunri"gh-m unJ W Re went
to E4sto. saturday ca vi:i'
Mr. Ba.cr has 20. zig by.
joe Bears trial was put OF and
aill be- Il; Maucs 20 Of ihia month.
Frank Heitcrhraad went 10
town Monday,
l1arson s!iiley va. a. Cuahi &
hams Saturday niGht
John KcmSro has G"Dc out
West to get rich.
Burt McGairs is gang TO move
dnwA 90 the river.
joe McQpirs WAS hxrling fcdds-
Tuesday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
THE DRINKERS
OF
EVIL WINE.

These that dirk IL this evil
wine sui Their co-wciksrs asd
c. ra,,rers ore very .s'si,ive. ADD
It's very d fiicd;, matter 10 p'es'c
!htm, the oil OF tho snake is gas
ersiy COED fer the lite. hut
sswo Il them like \ nest ahss.
Bot ,s'y will always kick wien
it fi,A 10 ,igh.
rurh.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-14
HAl!! n1lhI,, nA!
SEE HERE
Me LII Here WHO,

The man ia here that will Luy I'll
your Old Rubber hocs and hao old Das Copper old Esgs
old hons all kinds will cxrLag. goods for them or psy,hs
cab Boys gather 10 gsLr hep them ur get them ready
ne For further Information call at CnEssEr OFFICE
Oh Say Nyou brig your Sewing mscLip't into this or
rca vail adjust any part perfectly aid sua:ureo @y work
also iurrlh all kind Of accrssioIa L,pt
Needles Sta.tes Robbins Rubb.rs Plates Taksups and
'prirgs and so en-. l. II Rhyms
FcmdpaM No
The Washington herald., 1907-09-24
HOPE FOR The WHITE SOX
Chicago Expects to See Team Make
a Great Finish.
Westerucr~ Think that Athletics Are
Weakening Under Heavy strain OF
Hard Race for the Pcunant.

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Hone. which was almost dead t- rr.
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l--.--i. l.-o-s-'ip series between the Two
Chicago clubs
The road is terribly rough ana Ia.
strain is So great thar au The trr-. ra.5-
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Lossl"-E Two OF lAe"' Wal ran back
The S'X aye encouraged by the dgclara-
zion in Oh. East that Tie Athletics are
dome" TIN. r-rrar that The leaders ra5
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