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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
WILLIAM AND MARY.
School Opens VIII, I.nrEc Attendance
and DriEht Prospects.

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. WILLIAMSBURG, VA. September
os.-tfhe doors OF William and Mary
College We're thrown open Thursday
for the opening Of the two hundred
and fourteenth session. Never In the
history of the institution we're the
prospects for successful session
brighter.
All during the past week students
have been coming In in large numbers,
md are still arriving or nearly every
train. One hundred and twenty stu
dents have matrlculated so far. aud
about 100 or 175 are expected for the
session. Several changes hive been
made IN the courses for this session.
All1of the degrees given by the institi-
ton have been advanced considerably,
nflG one new degree. bachelor of
science. has been established. a study
hall has also been fitted up for the in
troductoTy students.
The department Of natural science
has been divided into the departments
OF physics and chemistry. separate
professors having charge Of each de-
partment. An assistant has also been
elected In the department OF philosophy
and education.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
STRUCK BY TRAIN
CROSSING BRIDGE
injured Man Taken Up i'll Peters
burg and Sent to Hospital for
Attention.
CHANGES IN CITY CHARTER
Committee Now Considering This
Important Matter-Daughters
Appoint Delegates.
CHANGES IN CITY CHARTER
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PETERSBURG, VA, September ga
Suffering witt, big cash in bis hip.
charles Banks, colored. was picked up
on Sycamore Street last night by u
police officer and taken to the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad station. where he
was attended by DR. III. Ct. Leigh, the
railroad company's Petersburg sur
geon, and sent to the Petersburg Hos
pital. Banks says he Is an employe Of
the Sur'iy Lumber Company, and was
struck by passenger train last night
while attempting to cross the Coast
Line bridge over Gill street. in this
city.
From Francis blind Chapter.
Mrs. y. W. Finch and Mrs. Arthur
Kyle Davis. of the Francis Bland
Randolph Chapter. of this city, Will
State conference of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, to be held in
Norfolk October 9th and 10th. Miss
Grtselle Mullen and Miss May Anna
Neblett are the alternates.
. Judge Mullen, of the HustingA Court,
has not yet rendered his decision in
the Harrison Street Baptist Church
case. 1t Is reported that each faction
of the colored congregation Is pre-
pared to appeal to the Supreme Court
In the event of adverse decision. in
which case the trouble is likely to
be prolonged indefinitely. y
Changes In City Charter.
The Committee on Charter and Re-
forms. appointed by both branches of
the City Council to consider proposed
changes in the city's charter and form
of government has not yet held a
~ 81 Jt,ep ne h. mn IN
having recently resigned from the
Council Carter r. Bishop ard Robert
Gillian, Jr.. are the other two mem
bcrs of the committee, which will
probably consider. among other pro-
posed changes In the administration
OF municipal affairs. government by
and the creation of the
Office OF police Justice. the duties of
which are now performed by the
Mayor.
Old Vet In Trouble.
Jeremiah Boykin. a destitute old
white man, who is Confederate vet
eran, and has on several of his visits
to Petersburg figured In the Mayors
Court. wassasan in trouble this morn
ing. having been arrested for drunken
ness. and was fined $40. He was sent
to the aln1shouse two weeks ago, but
soon left. The old man is said to have
been in the Soldiers Home at Rich
mond bet to have refused to remain
I. A "bad negro calling himself Rob-
ert Hill, who attempted to boss the
Centre market Saturday night. and re-
sisted arrest, was fined $40 for creating
a disturba6ce in the market s26 for
resisting arrest, and put under 500
bond for twelve months. In default or
payments lie was sent to jail. and
may he honored with an appointment
to the chain gang.
Mrs. Addie Bozel Anter, wife of
William Fl. Anter. and sister of Messrs.
George NJ. and Charles S. Bozel. of
this city, died Saturday at her hus-
bands residence in Vicksburg. Miss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
ACCEPTS EDITORsHIP !.
or MIDLAND r1IETHODIST

(special8 to- The -Dispateh.) !.
ga BRISTOL, VA. September 2S.-The
Rev. IT. g. Schiller. pastor of Mary
Street Methodist Church here, has an
.nounced his acceptance OF the editor
ship. OF the Midland Methodist. the
onlcial paper of the Methodist Church.
South, published at Nashville, subject
to the apkoval Of the Holston Con-
ference, which convenes at Rlueheld,
w, Va, October 9th. He Will succeed
Or, James A. Burrow, who has re-
signed, and will apply for q transfer
It'd another conference In order to
again enter into the pastoral rela-
tiOn, 5s III NsEig CAL 3te5il3 sf4rf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
TO SECURE NEW BUILDINGS.
With the Money In Sight, Emory and
Henry Begins Work.

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BRISTOL. VA. September 23.-Rev.
j. o. Struley, financial agent of Emory
and Henry College, the Methodist in
Istitution for young men at Emory. Va.
announces that he has secured $4,000
In subscriptions to the building fund
of that Institution. IIe lacks only
$4,000 OF having sufficient to make
sure the conditional subscription OF An
drew Carnegie for $4,000.
With the prospects of securing the
100000. tho Methodists started out to
raise for the benefit of this school
new buildings are already in process
or construction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
DROUGHT IS BROKEN.
Heavy Rains Put End to the DE!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. news.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, September
2al-Rain set in yesterday mornlns;;
breaking up drought which las.ea
for weeks, and the rain still continues
10 fall to-day The rain was Wei
coined by every one. but it II continues
there will be a big freshet in the Rap
pahannock River. and damage VIII re-
suit in a number of ways.
j. Calvin Butzner, of Spotsylyanla
county, has purchased the Ferry
Farm on the Rappahannock River.
in Stafford county. eight miles beioW
this city. The farm contains ~
acres. =,
purchased the Halle property. at Ma.
sons, in Orange county, consisting OF
"a large brick residence. store. out
buildings and five acres of land. MI.
Bailey will make the property MS
home. I ,,,
a Democratic primary will be held
in Essex county on September 2Sth to
select a commissioner of the revenue
William Muir of Richmond county,
died Thursday at his home, near war
saw, at, an advanced age. He. Is sur
vived by his widow, two sons and one
daughter.
and Mrs. Daisy Pearson, Of Barbours,
willie, Orange county, We're married
"Wednesday in that county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
RECEIVE THE KINGS BIBLE.
This md the Lcctcrn to DC Formally
Prevented October eth.

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WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September
23.-Rev.. w. A. r. Goodwin. rector Of
Bruton Parish Church. who has just
returned from his summer vacation.
announced to the congregation at yes
tcrday mornings service that tho Bible
presented by King Edward. OF England.
and the lectern presented by President
Roosevelt will he formally presented to
the church Saturday. October 5th. A
special committee. composed OF one
bishop from eacl, of the thirteen origi-
nal States. will come down from Rich
mond to take part in the exercises.
The Bible will be presented by the
LORD Bishop of London and the lectern
by the Bishop of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
REV. MIR. Observation-Disclosures.
Prefers to Remnin In Pnstorate Rather
Thnn Take Any Chnplnincy.

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NORFOLK, VA, September 23,-To
". q. Parker, chaplain of the Seventy.
first Virginia Regiment. announced to
his congregation In the Park View.
Methodist Church, in Portsmouth. yes
pointment as a chaplain In the United
States Army, which was rendered him
last week by the authorities at Wash, .
ington. He mad equite an EXTENDED
Statement as to his reasons for de-
|ciining the appointment and remain
ing in his present position,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
BIG ROANOKE FAIR
Will Open TO-DAY.
Every Prospect That This Exlli-
bition Will BE Best Ever Held
by the Association.
RACE PROGRAM VERY GOOD.
Nearly Double as Many Entries
as Any Previous
Year.
RACE PROGRAM VERY GOOD

ROANOKE. VA, September 2a.-The
fifth annual exhibition of the Roanoke
Fair Association opens tomorrow, and
promises to slirpass any previous fair
in the number and character of exhib-
its. More than double the number of
horses have been entered. reaching
nearly 2oo. aud including some very
fast horses
The race program Isl the best that
has been had. The cattle exhibit VIII
include an imported herd from Sweden.
and the hog and sheep department Will
be ftfll. The display of farm and do
nestle products is very large. The
machinery display is good and the art
department well filed No liquors Will
be sold on the grounds, and no games
OF chance allowed.
The heavy rain of last night and this
morning was blessing, and the
grounds are now in splendid condition.
Hundreds of strangers are in the city,
End the indications are that the at
tendance will be very large.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
DANCE AT MCKINNEY.
Given by YOun. Men In Honor Of Wis.,
itimg Lndy.

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MclSTNNEY. VA, September a3--
On Friday evening last a dance was
given by the McKenney boys mo
son Hall, OF Warsaw, Va, who Is the
guest quo OF Mrs. RAN ButterworA. ! Y.
fhe music was rendered by the Pc
tersb,lrg String, Band and owing y
the beautiful moonltSht L misas ne ~ ~ ~
season.
The couples dancing were Miss ALICE ~
Mason Hall, OF Warsaw, VA, with MT WI:
49hn r. Rattsi Msss Agsat' rank til Ison:
Miss Eva. Rutterworth. with Mr., Pills
2Harrisnn; Miss A1auds But tcs y! y,
with Dr. Henry 7, Garter MISS n SlY!a''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

tors new Y. NJ. C. A. Building. which
will cost. completed and furnished,
$4,000, will be formally opened before
the holidays. 1t is brick and stone
structure of very elegant architectu-
raj features, and will be one of the
and best buildings of the
kind in the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Ilnrner-Dix.

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slIrRtlD ERIC KSBuEtG, VA, Septem-
her 23-Edward y. Harper and MISS
Mary Dix, both of Essex county. Wa won.
to Baltimore by steamer Friday n Ist
,,rday night Mt the home Of, REV. icy
b., tn Hubbard, who J performed the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Piles
Cured
i rec
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Quickly and Painlessly,
,REE AcK4AGE sEN.r To PROVE IT.

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myself again. Thanking you kindly
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we do not ask you to take our kWord,
We are willing that you should try our
treatment and, decide for yourself. Send
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Eullding, Marshall, Mich, and you Will
receive q free trial package by return
mall, After you have used the con-
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exaetly TIE same se ca mfal' nr on fr ON
o,,rselves IL he should not have It.
You can go right ahead with your
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Thousands have been cured IN Inls
n IN. painless and ineSpensive wa Vi
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
NEGRO IS REFUSED bail.
One of the Suspects in Rorschncll
Murder Held In Prison.
rcnocto, IA THE Tin,es-nirnatch

NORFOLK, VA. September 3D.
James Archer, one of the negroes held
by the Portsmouth police, suspected Of
the murder Of Mrs. Lawless Horseback,
was to-day refused bell by Mayor
Reed of that city.
Archer is a married man and hears
good reputation among the colored
people of this section.
There are no new developments IN
the case. and the police have no cluas
which will lead to the arrest of any
one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
DIsPENsARY OR nARRoorI.
People of Weldon to Vote on This
Ouestlon To-day,

WELDON. N. c.. September e3,--A
special election Will he held here to-
morrow to determine whether dispen
saries shall be established here or bar
rooms continued. There are seven sa-
Icons here. four of which are run by
cclored people. The friends of the dis
pcnsary predict sweeping victory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
NEGRO IN HER HOUSE.
Screams Of Mrs. Birchneld scnres Him
Out Before Mem Arrive.
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NORFOLK. VA. September 2s.-
Screams of Mrs. Blrchfield. who lives
on the outskirts of the city, last night
about o'clock. aroused the neighbors,
and upon the arrival of several men 1t
was discovered that a negro had been
hiding in the house, but when the lady
began to scream he ran and made
good his escape.
His intent was probably robbery.
and the police have detailed a man on
the case, but as yet no arrests have
followed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
Negro Insons To Meet,

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NORFOLK, VA, September az, The
5Colored Grand Lodge of AIasons VII!
begin It's four days session In the Me-
3tropolltan IA, M y, ION Church hers ls
Tomorrow l,lotai 8. at. \ so'clpclS, rtf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
boy Gives Himself Up.

NORFOLK, VA, September 3d.
Charles Ford, a saventsen-year-old
boy, of Raleigh, N. c.. who had been
missing from home for several days.
turned up at the Central Police Sta
ton this morning, and was detained
for his father. ]. A.. Ford, who is In
Norfolk looking for him.
Mr.. Ford asked the aid Of the police
in the search for his son last Saturday
night and left a picture of the lad
with the chief. The boy gave himself
-up Voluntarily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
colored Man Killed ny Train.

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y NORFOLK, VA. s. ptember 2a,-.
EARLY yesterday mor,Kng Sam Frees
man. colored. was Instantly killed by IA
iSeaboard Air Line freight train, about
ione mile north OF Newsolnds. Va II He
and supposed to he asleep M blalnn
ia placed on the en- gineer. ,sssg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

feature of the day will aha a parade
through the streets Of, Norfolk and
visit to the Jamestown Exposition. NJ.
". Grand Master Harris Barrett Will
preside over the deliberations OF the
BODY. it. sssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24

Soon Open New V. NJ. c. a.
BRISTOL. VA. September 23.-Bris-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02
Banker zatGen.

Banker G. g. King ze Scotland
jenz byl minul6ho tSdne zatknut '
Chicago a dovezen Serifem dc
Sioux Falls, kdez dan pod zaruku
$4,000, Pod zdkonem musel
King byt pfeveden pred spolkovt
ho komisafe a jezto Gekal ma pred.
b6zue, pfelfGenf a nemohl sehnat
zaruku, byl dan do drzenf spolko-
vych autorit statu kde pfecin
zprnevefenf byl spachan. Kdyby
Sc mu podafilo sehnat zaruku,
must tato byt schvalena sudfm
Carlandem cd szolkoveho soudu,
jenz odmftl snfzit zaruku jak byla
uloaena v Chicagu.
King je tom jako kazdy jin5
ienz Sc prohfesil proti zakonu a
musf vytrvat We vezenf do te DOLBY
nezli sezene zaruku, anebo az Sc
bude iednat ieho pffpadu pfi
pffstim spoliSovem soudu. Ma
opak tvrzeni, King nebyl obvinen
spolkovou ,velkoporotou. jenz "a
sedala Sioux Falls ma zacatku
tokoto m6sfce, vsak tomu tax ne
bylo. Jeho pffpad pfijde ma pre-
tres pred velkoporotou, jenz bude
zasedat Tho Gervna v Pierre.S.D.
Clenov6 jeho rodiny jsou ubytova-
nj v Chicagu, kamz Sc odst6hoval
pied nekolika t}dny. Doposud
zadny jeho pfatel mu ncpfispel
ku pomoci.
Byl wat do vazby ma stfznost
odpffsahnutou spolkovSm z6stup
Gem W., S. Porterem. Do Sioux
Falls ho dodrovazel pravnfk Farm
sworth re Sioux City. Byla po
dana zddost spolecncstem zaruko-
vym, ale tyto odmftly slozit zafi
tax velkou zdruku, leda by mely
vedlejsf jistoty.
King We vezenf je bled jsou ma
mem znamky napietf. Nicmene,
pravf, ze dokaze svoji nevinnu,
jakmile Sc mu da pfflezitost, T6z
pravf ze neucinil polus uprchnout
a poukazuie ma to, ze bydlel v Gel
nejsfm Chicagskem hoteli pod
sVym pravym imenem.
Obraz bankefe podav6me ma
druhe, anglicke, strane.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02
LakepOrt.

Pride jaro, pfijde, bude Ease
maj; llsmfva se-ouhal chumeli Sc
chumelf, az jsme celf zkoprnelf.
M6j aparat take po delsf dobu
byl nekde zavat a mel jsem tuhou
praci jej yyhrabat.
Farmafi vozf obilf do trhu.
Vaclav Horacek cd Tabora byl
zde v pondelf.
Franta Beran koupil sobe pro
lepsf pohodlf novy, velky kocar.
V nedeli vecer byl uspofad6n u
Aloise Novaka sousedsky vecfrek
jenz Sc znamcnite vydafil.
Vaclav Mareska, jenz pracoval
po delsf dobu v jatkach Omaze,
pfijel sem pfijal pracf ma farm9
Josefa Pechana, jsa iist ze tato
je lepsf a zdravf prospesnejsi.
Pepfk Fuks dal Sc letos take do
femesla zahradniok6ho a sazf male
/ Velk6 stromy kolem sve nadher-
ne residence talk ably v staff mohl
zft jako pan hrabe v letohradku.
Pr. Josefa Papfkovr 81 dava W.
stavet novou budovu, 16 X 60.
Karel Nedved a chasnfci il stavf.
Pffsti nedeli budou hrat u Jos.
Svatose mic. Pfijftel
We skole, / mill vSchodn9 cd
Lakeport Sc minuly patek odb5va
la kosfSkova zabava, We pfospech
skoly. Zabava Sc skveI6 vydafila
nebot 1castnfkI bylo mnoho.
Luther Matuska a panf cd Tyn-
dali byli v utery Yankton a pfi
te pfflezitosti navstivili jejf 'rodice
Fr. Kulisovi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02

Pozemky Lyman a Stanley
Counties kupujeme a prodavame
pozemkyv Lyman Stanley ok
ressch a kdo by chtel koupiti a.
neb prodati poze mex lezicf mex.
terem techto okres1. ueini dob
te kdyz Sc ptihlasf u mas. Wsg-
ner Bra'fi, Tabor. S. D.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02

Kamarddi, bratff! We Gtvrtek
vodpoledne Ease padal snfh pro
to sem slozil ma to tuhletu pfsef:
Snfzek Sc nam chumelf;
zima je zimiGka, l
pod tim bflym pffkrovem
zapadla cesticka.
Jeden ma to hubuje,
druhej Ease kleie, -.
v mali proc snih padava,
slunce proc nehfeje2
Vsak 81 Sc to vyblaznf,
Ease dobfe bude,
nastanou nam lijaky;
blata hojnost vsude.
Mic stoho nedelejte,
kamarddi, brasi,
dyby sfdla padaly r..
bylo by to horst.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02

TAX US Sc sjizdeji mocnSfi a hls
vati celSho sveta do Hsgu We Sve
icarsku ably 81 podali RICE udsla
Ii slib ze Sc mezi sebou US nikea
nebudou hastrkavat vlssy 81 rvat
Jestli 10 myslf do vopravdy tax ;e
to olrajt,. ale mozna ze Sc tam es
te poperou, jak to bejva zvykem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02

Povida jeden filosof, ze nevf.
me ami dne nj hodiny kdy Sc roz.
Ioueime ttmto svstem. Jaky by
bylo nase pfekvapeni dybysme Sc
rano probudili a seznali ze jsme
do rama umfeli. ... +.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-05-02

ia sem dycky bJl doposud
sem zapfisahlym neptftelem EV.
ropskeich patentatd, kn!zat, hra
bat iin6 aristokratickY sepranky
protoze myslim (vostatne le to do
kszauy) ze sou fsicky baceDy PVT
lem feznim pies hIavr. Abych
vSm podal Ease jeden million6
ddkazu vo jejich voslovsky hlou-
posti, uvedu tohleto: TAX nekolik
. lordn" snklickeich keti nemsjf
mic iineho ma praci, reS Sc bayi,
honem 81 vobiednali vod jednS
zensky, kera ma u Huron ftomto
statu nekolik set akrG pozemku;
1000 svisfn, eili iak Sc vobytejns
fika, prery dog. Ma tom pozem-
ku pref ;e iich, milliony, a proto,
iak vam bude zuamo, Sc media ma
uic upotfe5it protoae, fsecko je
podryty. PREF il Eaplati til tolzr
Ky "a jednoho.
Ted abyste rozumeli: tt lordo
We mali Irsku hodne pozemkG
kerry Jim slouzi vyhradne ma hony
Kdysi tam meli zaiice ale ty us
davno vystfileli. proto 81 chtsj'
nasadit tyhle psiky ably mieli &C
stfflet. Ja jim to celyho srdce
pfeiu, ~ zabsvy stfflet prery dcgs.
Voni Sc domnfvajf. ze je to psik
trochu nensi neali vlk, kerej uni
hodne eerstvs pelAsit, a protoze
SO hodne plemeni, domnivaji Sc,
ze bueou NIT svsndu veenou a ze
ie nikda nevistfilf. ze je revys.
tfili to sam vim. protoze iak ssmj
lidiExy drazf wife, tyto psfci v6bec
beeat nenmi. n5brz jen Iezou, .
pax mali dfru pa dffe vod kterS
Sc nevzdSlf ami ma deset krok6.
Jakmile nskoho zhlednou sups, .
us sou v dife. Define tomu ze
by Sc nekerymu tomu lordoyi p6.
dafilo po nskolika hodinovem tf
hauf dostat toho psika ma musku
q bscnout ho. Myslfte. ze ho do
stsne7 ! toto. Jskmile ho site
II, hned ho ty druzi ftahnou do a.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

BATBMA N-BRowN--Harry M. Bate.
man, aged 4O native of England and
resident OF Dolgevillei and Christine $.
Brown, aged 40, q native OF Nova Scotia
and resident OF Dolgeville
sTODDARD-C& -C&DY-E'rank M. Stoddard,
aged 2S, native of Iowa and resident
of Los Angeles; and Nellie A. Cady,
ident OF Los Angeles.
GRAVE-H -HOUSE-B Bernhard Grave, aged
2S, native OF Germany and resident OF
a. n native of Germany and resident
of Los Angeles.
STUBBS- -ELLTS-Clendenon L. Stubbs,
aged 39 native of Ohio and resident
OF Los Angeles; and Rosario j. Ellis,
aged %, a native of Arizona and rest
dent OF Los Angeles
DAV1S-DAUGHERTY II. Davis,
aged q. q native of Michigan and resi-
dent of Los Angeles; and Frances II
Daugherty. aged II, n native of Kan
sas and resident of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
BIRTHS

ANDERSON-Charles and wife, s1sh Gem
tral avenue, a boy.
VAN WAGENEN--Daniel and wife, 1869
East Forty-hfth, a boy.
HELSLEY-George and wife, $40 East
Thlrty-seventh street, girl. .-..,-
IREIAND-W. f. and wife, 1858 South
Grand, boy
AIIEN-W. II. and wife, 1882 East Thir-
ty-first street, n girl.
OSTRUM--Axel and wife, 3H West For
ty-third street boy.
LLOYD-J w. and wife. SIG Wall street,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Stocks and Bonds

rIPs MINING INVEsT0Rs-IN THE
February issue of Tips" begins a
series of articles entitled plain
Talks About Mines" Every inves-
once for TIPS" and get posted.
Written so that any layman can un-
derstand. Send at once to TIPS" +"
7O2A Delta Bldg, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09

ST. PAULS PRO-CATHEDRAL 523 s.
Olive St (near many leading hotels),
the Rev. ]. j. wilkins. d. D., dean and
rector. Services. 730 and II a. m. 1880
peoples meeting Gas p. m. Tho rector
will preach. Subject "One With God"
Ash Wednesday services, 1880 and 1890
a. m, and p. m. Sermon subjects,
THE Law of Lent" Not Yet At
tanned" All welcome to these services.
The rich and the poor, the stranger and
sojourner, meet together. Music by st.
Paul's vested choir.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
SHOES REPAIRED

ASS SIss Sse. HaA EsstoSs . S Shoe s@ store as VI.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09

Sealed proposals will be received at
office of treasurer Pacific Branch, N. IL.
ID. V. S. soldiers Home, Los Angeles
county California. until 12 o'clock M.
construction of shop building. in ac-
cordanc with instructions. plans and
specifications, copies OF which, with
may be had upon application to T. ].
COCHRANE, Treasurer.
1-26 2-5-16 st